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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1948)
MONDAY, MAY 24, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECOfa" PACE THflEE Arab Leaders Debate UN Cease Fire Order, Jews Await Further Action By Tli Associated Press Arab leaders delisted whether to arrept a ItN cease fire order lo end tin. war In Palestine at I a. m. (I'HTI today. Israel accepted, pruvltlrd ( h e Arabs do. There wu no Indication thi eevcn Arab rounlrlra arrayed etalnet Hie Jewish slate would ac crde wlill the Jewish lair remains In bring, Tim bloody, cliutiiiliT bntllc for Jcrtisiilcm went nn. 'rim Truns Jurdnil Arab Lriilnii, Jiilnrrt by a nirbllti Fy)illnii force, literally wan trylnii to runt thr Jew from llirlr t If lit III tin curlier In Hip old wnllrrt clly. Tilt Arabs clnlmrd tlii Jews were trapped; they preferred to use ltrll-f Iro Inmund of r direct niuuult lo enforce ilirlr will. Convent Hliellrrf TnrKet nt the Arab litlon aims Ini'liiilPd till 7,loii ronvpiil on Ml. Zlon, the railway atallon. Urn Ye huda street, 7.loii square In Central Jrriuialrin, Ihr Mra Hhriiilm unci Hunhrdrya quarters. Cluna alined on llrbrew unlvrriilty were silent, while talks for the surrender of the ltHKnnah defenders were reported under way, A Jewish spokesman said the Jrwi wrre prepared lo turn Jerusalem In X) anothrr Htallncrad If nred lie to "rep It out of Arab band. An As sociated Press rrport from behind Jrwlsli positions said Arab firing wu relrntlraa but Ineffective. Nevertheless, II aald, the position of the Jewa la precarious. The Israeli army tniMscd a rigid censorship. Irgun Zvel l.cuml, nnre the Jewish undergniund, condemned llrltlsh officer In the Trana-Jorrinn legion to death aa "war criminal," , mranlng It Intended lo kill them If It caught them. It asked the laraell government to ban Brltlali reportem ai Arab spies. U. H.-llrllUh Meet IlrltUli Foreign Secretary Ernest llevln and U. H. Ambassador Lewla Douglas met In London for the aec ond time In two day to try to eras dlfferencea over Palestine. An au thorltntlve Whitehall source aald a Joint AincrU-an-llrltlsh move to re tore atablllty In the Middle East might result, This Informant sulci It r 1 1 ii In might withdraw her 40 offi cer from the Trnna-Jordnn Arab I.rglon If the Amb iiittloiin Ignored the cease fire order of the United Nutloui. Abdel Kebman Assam Pasha, see relary general of the Arab league, aald he would nut object lo a truce In Jerusalem If both aldea are dls arntrd. Two Americana have been killed In the fighting, Including Cnnaul tieneral Thomas C. Waaaon. Israel's army said It captured Tnntiira, a small port on the Tel Avlv-llalfa road, with hundreds of prisoners. Irgun Zval Leuml said electricity hsa been restored In Jerusalem, but the water supply Is very low. The chief rabbi of Palestine, Dr. Isaac It. Ilcrttog, accused Britain of com plicity In the Arab attack on Jeru salem. The It, H. renewed Its effort loe. rure the release of 41 Americana among G9 Jews taken from the I. H, Marine Carp In Lebanon. That lit tle country rejected the first Ameri can demand, pointing out lhat most ot the 69 openly declared they wanted to fight for Israel. Italy got a new anti-communist cabinet under Alclde da Quaperl. rjhlang Kai-shek named little known Wong Wen-ho as premier of China, Arreat Threatened U. M, officials warned German communist they face arrest If they campaign In the American Mine for their "unification of Germany" plebiscite. The Kronen also banned the voting, but the British allowed it Berlin communists won a tight grip over the city trade union fed eral Inn. The Russians were reported to here arrested leaders and broken hunger strike at Lelpilg. Hlmllar strike have been troubling the American and British sone. The Finnish government prepared to use troops to operate the Helsinki port, threatened by a new strike and eonimmunlst agitation. Dewey Holds Lead Today PORTLAND, May 34 (AV- Gov. Thoin E.( Dewey of New York held his Irud over Harold E. Htussen of Minnesota today a late returns piled In from Oregon's May 21 presidential primary. The ll p Kile ballot boxes locked up over Htmdny, only the metro politan Multnomah county area I Portland i finished up Die un official tally. 'Die count In 1768 oi the stale's 1801 precinct gave: Dewey 11I.0M; Htasaen 103.410. Oregon's republican gubernatorial primary, virtually pusned out of public attention during the state wide campaign of Die two presi dential aspirant, resulted In a sur prising victory for Slate Senator Schools To Give Music Show Friday The annual grade school Instru mental music festival I to be held In Pelican court at the high school till coming Friday evening at 8 p. m. Among the Individual Instru mental group appearing on this program Is the Junior high school bund, the Junior high school or chestra, and the Falrvlew band. The apiiearance of the musical organluillons will be followed by the large massed student Instrumental groups which Include the beginning string orchestra, the beginners band and the advanced band. Student from all the grade schools partici pate In these organization. The final of the festival will be ths playing by the Instrumentalists of the grade school In two numbers. "The Chorale" from the oratorio "St. Paul," and "School Parade March." Approximately 3W stu dent from the grade schools will participate In this festival. These Instrumental!! are under the direction of Jack O'Connor, head of the string department, John McManui, Freeman Yount, and Myron Wheeler, of the bra and woodwind department. There 1 no charge for this festival and a large crowd Is ex pected to be on hand to hear the result of the year's work from theso student. Franc published the earliest fashion magazines; In America, Oodey'a Lady Book was first pub lished In 1S30. 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