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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, MAY 14, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS.' KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PAGE MINI Jewish State v Israel Proclaimed Russia Throws Weight Around In Korea, Cuts Off Power To US Controlled Zone Where Does Your Molin Tax Dollar Go? 147... CITY OF MALI N' S TAX DOLLAR lly The Associated rr Tlie new Jewish slat at Israel, with lh hill"! active armv III the. Middle. East, ni proclaimed today III Tel Aviv (t 6 a. m. I'arlMe stand ard lima). Ths Amb league, secretariat pro claimed 111 Damascus last night ft state, of wiir between the Amb coun tries mid l'l-llnr Jewry. Flshllng rrsnuiulcd In half dii rn places In Palestine hut itlll there was no definite Indication ot full tlrilgrd Ami) Invasion, Tim llrtllnlt struck tlirlr colors over tiovcrninent bruise In Jerusalem. (Irn. Hlr Aim) c:utmliutlim, llm lllull ciilillliuuilulicr, lift Palestine nil went aboard lhi cruiser Kurys lus ill Hull. The llrlllsh mandate. Navy Testing New Plane rNKW YOHK. Mny 14 (,V-TIs air force announced Unlay II Is .round totting ft liny liiuli-lilkln.. Jet I uprllrct f lulilrr designed to rlrte ewwl lor uwr-rnge uoniuori. The miniature flulitrr 11 the Mc Uilllirll rX-HO, II rnlllcnl lrnlm adapted to il'iwimc In llm bomb liny nf 11-30. which i morn ihiin 10 llnira as Inrge. Known "parasite" because II u based aboard another airplane, the KX-.5. revives ft principle tested extensively by lh navy wm yean ago when HkI tcrs were carried In slile large cllrlKlblr. The Jet plane htt. wniKspnn of 31 fret mid U but 15 frrl lung. It lm aweptbaek wings, which fold nt the outer panels. Double rudders in port of the design to put the plum Into thr smallest possible spsce. School Dean Protests Move AHKRDKCN. Mny U ie.-A form Hi npiwftl by Ocorge Allen Odgcra. piotrstln. till dismissal denn of drays Itnrbor lunlor college, wm nn filn today with County School Bunt. Kr auk It. nowrn. The bonrd hu 30 days In which to mower. Ilowrn said. Odgera rontendi the bonrd foiled to provide written reasons for not renewing hu rontrnrt, This fall ytire. he says, nutomntlcnlly renew ihu rontrnrt for nnother yenr. The bonrd hnn said It considers Hint nufflrlent rennonn were given In two Intern of notification nent Odgrrs. Odgrrs. denn of the college since IMS, came here from l.lntleld col lege, hnn been recommended to the bonrd If CKlgem' dismissal 1 upheld. ends nt mldnlghl (3 p m. PUT l. The Hulled Millions nt I II tulkrd nf wuyt to keep tho pencn In Palestine. Tower Off Hussla tossed her weight ftround In Korea, Merlin. Clrecce. I'renldent Truiunn aiked 13.4:14.441.000 more for defense to expnnd the U. H. tolnl for thn yrnr above 14 lillllonn. The. houso received n bill to crimp tho communist pnrty In the U. H. Nurtli Korea, occupied by Itussla, cut off power to the U. H. tone In houth Korea, where anti-roininj-filntt ncorrd a nmavlilng week-end election I r I u m p li . The North Korraim talked of an old bill for power; the t'. H. moved two navy power bargea Into the breach. An officer at (ten. MacArthur'i head quurtern accunrd the Itutnlann of brenklng an agreement to nrnd H0. 000 Jnpnltene home each month. KUMInun wnlked mil nf the public imfcty commlttre of the tour-power rule of Merlin. Wentern nuthorltlen nnld the HtiKAinn mllttnry ndmlnlii trntlon In (Irrmitny In undergoing purge. The Hovlrtn plnred new bnr rlern on Interronnl trnfflc. Prnvdft of Moscow nrriiAed U. B foreign (Hihry mnkrrn of a reirent after areklng to annthe U. fl. public Nature Group Slates Tour The Nuturs Society of Die Kln mnih Itrgion will hold 1U lint Miring nature field tour nn Hunday, Mny 16, under thn leadernhlp of Naomi It. Krruch, Edith mid Ken neth Mcleod. The tour will mart from the Link river bridge nn Mnln street at O n. m. Hundny morning. Irnvrl to Keno, Worden, Lower Kln mnth Inke and return to Klnmnth Knlln; npproximnte dlHtance 00 miles. The tour I oiien to anyone In terested In Die aludy of nature. No chargo la made, but each pernon planning to attend will hnve to pro vide hln own lrnufiKirtntlon, lunch and water. A pair nf field glnuen. a book on wentrrn blrdu and n note book In which to record olervntlonn will mnke the tour(more lutereniing. ThU tour prnvldrn the opportunity to nee mound 40 ijieclei of blrdn. the bird life of the river, forent, mendow Imul nnd nwnmp. An an added al tracllon there are a number of early nprlnc wildflowers coming Into bloom. opinion by itiKgeatlng conciliation lulkn. Tann nuld Hunnln 1 a prntenten to Ureece agalnnl the execution of rebels and declared these must stop. Greece has Identified the con demned as convicted murderers. If Hie Arabs were to Invade Pales tine, warrior King Abdullah's Trans Jordan eaplUI of Amman showed no signs. He has said he would per sonally lead the armies of Trans Jordan, Hyrla, Iraq and lbanon. The potential Arab Invasion forres were entlmated at 80,000. The Jews claim ft field army of more than 10,000. Syria was placed under state of emergency. Military leaves were cancelled; holidays were suspended. The Egyptian education minister xnld mnrtlal law would be pro claimed tomorrow "when Kgyptlnn nrmy troops cross the frontier Into Palestine." Jews Ready The Jews appeared ready. Their nrmy Ilngnnah fnced the north, south and rail frontiers. Rvery Jew ish man and woman from 18 to 39 In the services was mobilized and on the alert. The Jews said the Arabs bomrd and raptured the relifleus settle ment of Krfar Ktilon south of lleth lehem. The Arabs clung also to the west end of Bab ft YVnd (Jorge blocking the Jerusnlem - Tel Aviv rond. Mngnnnh nnld Hyrlnn armor is attacking Dan In the north and that Krrpllan volunteers have probed M miles Into the Negrb desert la the south. CIVV 1 er A COUNTY UNIT I ft.'" JC IklUinTASV SCHOOLS "" 1 t. nn " 60v y SrSTSicT , w IS IS I Workers Over 65 Who Were Idle During Winter May Get Insurance Benefits It pays to use the Wunt-Auni Workers over 65 years of nge who did work during the winter months, when much of the local lumber In dustry was shut down, may be elu ttlble for monthly Insurance benelis If they file their application, John it. Richardson, manager of the Klamath rails field office of the federal social security administra tion pointed out today. Any person who Is 66 or older and who has worked sufficiently under the social security act to qualify lor benefits is eligible to file a claim for monthly Insurance benefits and receive pay ment for any month in which he does not work in covered employ ment and earn wages of more than 14.09. The wife. 65 or older, of an eligible wage earner may also file a claim and receive Insurance benefits for each month her husband is entitled to payment. Claimants who Intend to return to work when their em ployer starts operating again are free to do so: however, their ben efits slop with the first month In which they earn more than $14.M, but the benefits will begin again with the first month In which they are not working. All wages earned after returning to work will be considered In determining the ben efit rate when the claimant Is agnln eligible to receive payment. Furthermore, ft wage eurner carl receive unemployment compensation benefits and old age Insurance ben efits at the same time, If he quali fies under both programs. Anyone Interested In filing his application for old age Insurance or In obtain ing Information about the program should call at the office of the federal social security administra tion, room 306, federal building, Klamath Falls, or write to that office. Good Business Predicted In US POftn.AND. May 14 ("-Prcdlr-tlons nf continued good business conditions in the United BUtrs were frrqueiil nt the annunl regon re lionnl meeting of the Nnllnnnl Association of Mnnufnctiirern yes terdny. TUymnnd Moley, columnist, edi tor and professor of public law nt , Columbia university, snld good tlmen would continue and that the republicans would win the fajl elec tion. ! Ralph Robev. rhlef economist for ; the NAM. while predicting good business, also wnmed that there will be points nf trouble." ! He nnld business Is running about Id 000 OOO noo short of "venture cap Itnl" needed for business and Indus- ; trial expansion. He said this would ( produce an "anemia" thn' must be , cu'cd. Public Health Worker Honored PORTLAND, May 14 (TV-Mrs. J. Bishop Tingle. Eugene, received an award yesterday for 25 yearn' service as a charter member of the I-ane County Public Health association. The nwnrd was presented at the annual meeting nf the Oregon Tuberculosis and Henlth association. Mrs. Tingle has nerved on the Ronrd of directors of the state as sociation since 1037. McKay-Hall Debate Off PORTLAND, May 14 irn Tiere will be no debate between Gov. John Mall and State Ren. Douglas Mc Knv on state land board policies. The governor relected the debate proposal, announcing his schedule before the May 31 primary already was filled. McKay. rival for the republi can nomination for governor, issued thr debate challenge after chftrglng the sale of tldelanda at Coos Bay recently was counter to an estab lished board policy of lesslng such lands. McKay asserted the action "opened the door to looting of the Irreducible school funds." Hall In turning down the chal lenge said of the tldelands sale. "I wns fullv Informed of the fnets and would rot the same way again." IT. Bluhill OINOTIS QUStllV HIMCH PlffifNO Delirious, sesty real "French ac cent" weather man said today. "No gen eral rain is expected until late Bat- . t ... .. .u u urday or Sunday.' 1 n ii diagram, arnwn oy mr. cuunij a awnaur unite, " , . , -Qr- y, ,.- property Us money collected In M.lln for the 1K47-46 fiscal yew was in former years have divided Malln city government took 43J3 per cent, the Malin park . complained the weather man made district .0,0 per e ,. K.am.tk , county's share . .03 per cent. M "? XWhI ptr cm wrni to me county imrarj. na mr rcmimacr, ..... . . Qtmr per cent, goes to schools. Tax rate on Malln city properly this hM e" P".1"'" "'S T reniyear wal 80.1 mills, highest In the county, asnounlln, to 190.60 on f'V "".Pf"1' an1 th,t U ench 11000 assessed valuation. I U1e W4y 11 n 18 " t April in opoKane, uie Bureau yo, was the wettest of any April since 1883. The precipitation total was 3.8 Inches. 272 per cent of normal. ! In the first 12 days of May the total v,a 2.27 inches or 436 per cent oi normal. tni. .n ie hnnl onarators Spokane has had only six rain have been "grounded" In the mud. less days since April 1 and only one It's Wet No Matter Where You Go In The Northwest By BILL JOHNSTON SPOKANE. May 14 W Every body talks about the weather, but it's getting so you don't dare quote them. In Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho its been wet so long that residents are beginning to wonder how long they -can describe their region as the "Inland'' empire. Palouse country farmers have been College and professional athletes have postponed and cancelled so many contests that they are filling their scrapbooks with weather re ports. Instead of clippings from the sport pages. Home gardeners, housewives, mall carriers and fishermen have been bombarding the weather bureau with one question: "When Is It going unable to plant spring wheat and to stop raining?" peas and are planning to sow barley I The weather bureau tries to take Instead. If the fields get dried out ' the optimistic view, enough even In time for barley I "There will be only scattered planting. I showers today and tomorrow," the Charms your palate t first sip the flower-like flavor of Darjeeling, most precious of teas. This champagne of teas from the high Himalayas is .blended liberally ia Tfee Te to give it brighter, friendlier flavor. TREE TEA really sunny day In May. Tempers are so frayed you nave to wait for a sunny day like this one to report how bad things have been oops, here comes anotner rain cloud. filial Camp White Issue To Go To Voters SALEM, May 14 (ft Oregonlans will vote In the November election on a proposal for the state to take ovei the Camp White hospital near Medford. Petitions to place the proposal on the ballot were filed here yester day. Lew Wallace, Portland, chair man of the sponsoring committee. said the petitions had 25.000 signa tures. 6000 more than needed. The buildings, now In the hands ' the war assets administration. would be converted for use as state hospital. -71 a, ' A tMOiiiuain Ban OIT 1 T TIM? KLAMATH FALLS WEDNESDAY MAY 19 South 6th 81. Show Ground llSS J) I ft, as. Drl Osta list 1 World' Greatest Trained Wild Animal Show Pr.ttnin, AN INCONttlVABlt AftftAV Or AMAZING ACli AND AO. I ISTJ Haadad n rha yuoeltfi 6rstnt Wilo Animal I rains CLYDE BEATTY in Parson Slim Beauty In The American Tradition Fin D'ORSAY . . . Featured In Allied Artists Picture "The C.angster" says "Nnlhinn brinen auch flavor luiury to U H;HT- OV1HOI. menus aa IIOI.I.Y OOI) IIRKAI" CALORIC CONSCIOL S women from Coal lo-Coast revel at the deli rious, noldrn brown jrrxxl nro of HOLLYWOOD BREAD. SO FATS are added and ila baked without hnrtenins. Enjoy HOLLYWOOD flRKl tolay you'll see how SUPERLATIVE. LY Rood a fine, unique bread can tatle! JTAST NOW WITH EAD .airVA iltrS- br lT IT! tgrML THE TOAST OF i ritCCI for -DM cat- tk1t "Ttta HollT-Md Way to STAV SLCNDCM" Clooft 0w HoUywoW. Cat. FLUHRER'S BAKERY GLADIOLUS I'linl naw far Auiual fUwrlnir hulhai It for 1A, AO tnr l. 00, (flO tmr M.no pmlnnld. haaverlen flulb (lr- atnt, nBvrian, lira. TinrrrT j in f, mokes any toap g fwlcft Hi far. makes any water soft at rain. V f, bluet at If wash! ) nevtr streaks. K i prottcN cloth!, handi Vend all automatic dish and clothH woihers. It's ihetr cotittnlrattd "Magic ONCE YOU TRY IT...Y0U U ... NEVER BE WITHOUT IT I mm PECAN COFFEE CAKE A rich Danish paltry wimming in caramtl syrup. Each caka it generously c e r d with pecam. It' mighty tasry. CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS That are roolly delicioui, tender, floky hell, filled with a creamy vanilla cus tard and topped with a chocolate fon dant icing. 'Klamath'. Finest" Griggs Superior Foods LAST MINUTE SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, MAY 15th Ltc Oijdol, Dun, Ivory Flake Soaps Hot Sauce Spaghetti Biscuits T. Royal Puddings Hunt's Franco-American OVEN READY Biscuits In can 35c 5c 14c 2. 29c 24c I for Mayonnaise Best Foods pt 49c CoKee All brands lb. 55c Peaches Runt's ... No. li tins 27c Pork Roasts lb. 45c Fresh Fryers lb. 59c Bacon Squares lb. 39c Sliced Bacon . lb. 65c Hams, hli . or whl. lb. 59c Potatoes U.S. No. 1 slie A 10 lb- 59c Dry Onions 12 Jc Peppers Lane the Ir- 20c Asparagus a,. rS N, i. 17c CANVAS DAMS All Kinds of Garden Tools Extra Special r Fresh Ranch eggs . a d. Dorkees Salad Dressing New Shipment! 5c-10c CBDSY 3 99c 59c for Sugar Oranges 100 lbs. Valenclas Sweet. ( lbs. Ken-L-Ration 10c 8.59 59c STIDD'S Chili Con Cnrne Chicken Broth ChUi With Rice 10 for $1 Swift's by the piece, lb. 45c ib! 59c Bacon Bacon Sliced Fresh Killed Roasting Hens Ib 39c ALL KINDS OF PLANTS Dog Food 41c White Klnr Dut Oxydol Rinso Soap POWDER LARGE PKG. 35C GRADE A LARGE EGGS Dozen 57c CRISP Celery POUND 7C Shortening .43c . 1.15 . aa ' Ken-L-Ballon coupon at M af Dog Food .to, ... 41c Tomato Juice 23c Peaches "T. :. . 27c Corn M.K. - --- 18c Peas Mt!L no. nn. 13c Spaghetti F r 14c Pork 8 Beans " IT . 15c Grated Tuna Fish Bell Peppers Onions-Radishes New Spuds U.S. No. 1. v, un 39c 19c 5c 5c lb. bu. Ik. mam So. 6th ot Shasta Way FREE PARKING SPACE