MONDAY, AUC. 8, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE FIV1
Klan War
Flares Again
In Georgia
IKON CITY. Oa. Au I IT.-A
oiie-armM Clmrma miyof mid
eiiine n( hla lunula irnr1
IhhiIIiiii ar nniiiiiat robed, nmht.
minis Ku Khix Klunsmeii yralrr
dee. In tup II olf. Did niMVcir rlinM-d
Klan cilllrlnl Into Alabama Hi
liMi-inilr-aii liour pun end hud
lilm Jallril.
The lioolllm aprre atartrd, mid
Mayor (,'. I.. Ili.ikr ol I run city,
whrn 13 or 15 rarlnaila of robed
KlaiiMiirn rolled Into this llttla
miuHiwpM OmiKia liamlK In the
ilaik, enrlv Htimlny mom I hi houra.
one uniilrntitirtl Klanaiimn re
ceived a ilw.h w.iinid. Drake report
ed none of hia iiKhteia was hurt.
The itiaynr. a Klan loe of long
tamllnu. declared "some of the
bullria whl'rd by within five feel
of me'' while lir Imitily arrlbliled
down (ha robed HmurV aulo lag
number.
Drake said ha didn't have a tin
but that ma of hla frlrnda did and
thry prpix-ird the Klan convoy
with aluiiiiun and llol fire. Thr
iiikIiI rulrra rewlluied. he related
Hrveral houra elapard between
Ilia about Ins and thr daredevil auu
HHblla rho to Dotllall, Ala, 38
in I Ira away.
The Klan nfflrlal. bonked aa bill
llrndrlx of Tullaha.viee. Ha. aald
lie ta an orianlirr for a new hrwKlrd
nrdrr, tha anuthrrti Ku Klux Klan.
1'ha mayor had him Jailed on a
warrant rharum ataaull with In
tent to murder.
Iron Cllv. on the mayor'a Iml.t
ence. haa banned wearing of maaka
In public. Klan leader llrndrlx aald
iiuna of hla men wore ma.ka.
MraT Welles Dies"
In Switzerland
LAl'KSANE. HwlUerland. Auf I
lr! Mra. Huuiner Wrllea, wlf of !
Uie former U. H. undersecretary of
alale. died In her hotel here hut
lillht, hotel otflrlala dlarloaed to-
day.
Mra. Wrllea. thr former Mathilda j
Tnwliartid. waa W t I I a' second
wife. Ilia flrat marlaae, to Mlaa '
F-allier Water, waa dlaaolved by dl- I
vnrve In 1 9 .'3 Welle, had two anna.
Benjamin and Arnold, by hla tint
marriage.
The former underaarraury and
hla wifa aallrd to Europe a month
ago on a trip planned to restore hla
health, which waa damaged by rx
poaura when ha fell unconscious
laat Chrutmaa night In a anow
covered field near hla Maryland aa
tat. Klamath Man Winds
Up Oklahoma Study
Warren Hugh llarrta of MIS N.
Hath waa a member of the Ok la
noma A. and M. rnllega aummer
graduatinc class, one of lha largeal
grmipe ever to ba graduated at the
and of a regular summer eesslon at
A. and M. ""
Warren recerveel a bachelor's de
gree In trade and Industrial ed ut a -Uon.
a ea as iaa ia n a eaiaeiff
V-a-aa.4
THE KING Nor "King"
Colo brings his frio to the
armory Tuesday nigHt to share
the entertainment spotlight
with Woody Herman and his
band. Dancing is from 9 till 1.
Herman Herd,
Cole Trio To
Appear Here
The Herman Herd Woody Her
man and hla great band voted In
IMS aa the nailon'a top band, with
King Coir and hla trio aa an added
attraction, will entertain dance
fani at tha armory tomorrow night.
Dancing la from till I
featured vorallal for Herman ll
Mnry AnnMrCall. with Woody him-
aelf alao holding duwn a ahare of
j the vorala.
The famoua King Coir group In
cludea Nat on tha piano and vorala.
I Irving Aahby. guitar: Joe Comfort,
1 Dana; and Uie recent addition. Jack
Coaunao, bongo druma artlal.
Ford Workers
Jam Polls On
Strike Vote
workera Jammed polling areaa and
temporarily blocked traffic near thr
Dearborn Kutiga plant aa a elate
conductrd atrlka vota began today.
Officials of tha state labor media
tion board ratimalad 4000 out of
00 ooo rouga employee voted within
the flrat two houra.
Ford local 000 ran ahuttla arr
vlre from Uia llouga plant to thr
polla, ualng all btura.
Despite Uia crowda, tha vota waa
orderly.
Voteri will deride whether Uiey-11
authorise their olllcera In tha CIO
united atiU) workrra to call atrlka.
At'thorltatlnn doea not necessarily
nuan a atrlka will occur.
Mithigan'a Bonlna-T r I p p labor
law requires tha balloting, which
Mate labor Mediation Board Chair
man Noel p. Fog aald would take
three dnya.
Negntialluna for a new Ford con
tract have been underway alnre
June 2. 'Die old pact eaplred July
15, but both aldea agreed to ex
tend It on a day-to-day basis.
Karller the union conducted a
alrike vota among Ford workrra
throughout lha country. It reported
reatilu were 7 to 1 In favor of a
walkout, A apred-up atrlka In May
of una year ahut down the Ford
ayatrm tor 17 daya.
Attendance At 9th Annual
Shakespearean Festival Up
Approximately two-thirda of thr
pollalied glaaa produced I n thr
United Htatea flnda Ita way Into the
automobile Industry.
Attendance At
Coney Island Off
NEW YORK. Aug. 1 i" Attend
ance at Coney Island beach slumped
more than 40 per cent yesterdsy
draplle M degree plua temperaturel.
The reaaon apparently waa an out
break of polio which health author
mea have dearrlbed aa mild epi
demic of aerlotia but not alarming
proportlona.
A apokearoan for the Conry Island
chamber of commerce aald "bathing
waa not up to par." Par for a hot
aummer Bunday there la about 600,
ooo be there.
AHHLAND A large number of
Klamath Fella thealrr-goera have
helped awell Uie alia of audlencea I
at Aahland'a Ellubelhan theater ao
that attendance figure are al- j
ready 16 per cen above Uie record
high of HMI, report Annua Bow
nier, founder and producliMf director
of the Oregon Bhakeapearean fratl
val. The flrat aerlea of five playa
waa completed Saturday evening
with Uie performance of "The Tam
ing of Uie Hhrew" and the reper
tory will continue Uila evening
(Monday with the aecond ahowliig
of "Komeo and Juliet."
Bowmer aaya Uiat Uie Inlereat
ahown by people coming from aa
far away aa KlamaUi Kalla mcaiu
much to the aucceaa of Uie fealival.
"When Uie playera Inapect our
gueat reg later and are Uie namra
of frlenda who come auch dlauntca.
thry are rraaaurrd of the aucceaa of
their work and can't help but give
belter performancra.' he explains.
"And not only are they coming from
Klamath Falla. but Euitene and
Kulem and Portland and Ban Fran
claro aa well."
Warm aummer rvrnlnga have pro
vlded a perfect aettlng for Uie featl-
val thla year and a bright Auguat
! moon haa helped tranaform the In
I tenor of the Chautauqua ahell Into
' a world of Ita own. Drama critic
her from Portland and Ban Fran
j claco have pralaed not only Uie rx
! crllence of the acting, but the brll
i liance of the coatumea and Uie fine
lighting effect. That Bhakeapeare
I can be enjoyed by folka of all agra
! waa no better drmonatratrd than
on Thuraday night when more than
60 youngster were prrarnt In the
audience to wltnea the fairy tall.
"Mldaummrr Night's Dream."
Following tonlght'a prrarntaUon
of "Romeo and Juliet," the Tues
day performance will be the aerond
allowing of "Richard II:" on Wrd
neaday, "Midsummer Nmht a
Iheam;" Thursday, "Othello:" and
Friday, "The Taming of the Bhrew."
A capacity audience I expected on
Saturday whrn "Romro and Juliet"
I seen for thr third time.
Klamath Fall realdenla ran
make reaervations by writing to the
Oregon Bhakrapearean Festival as
sociation at Aahland or telephone
the festival office, Aahland 3-&M1.
from I to 6 p. m. or 7 to 8:30 p. m.
Curtain time each evening 1
6:30 p. m.
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NIGHT
Baldy Evans proudly presents 2 great
attractions in one of the greatest enter
tainment values ever to appear .
in Klamath Falls.
WOODY HERMAN
ORCHESTRA
19 GREAT ARTISTS, INCLUDING
MARY ANN McCALL
BILL HARRIS
SHELLY MANNE
JIMMY GUIFFREES.
ERNIE ROYAL
TERRY GIBBS
GENE AMMONS
SERGE CHALOFF
EARL SW0PE
(pltlA
aaafaraiBk at rl aa asa
NAT KING CULfc
and the TRIO
"KING" COLE
IRVING ASHBY
JOE COMFORT
JACK C0STANZ0
IN A COMBINATION
SHOW and DANCE
DANCING 9 'TIL 1 DOORS OPEN 8:15
BROADCAST OVER KFLW AT 9:30
TICKET PRICES
Purchoted in Advance .. $1.50 per Person (Tax Inc.)
Purchased or the Dance $1.80 per Person (Tox Inc.)
Tickets Now on Sale at DERBY'S MUSIC CO.
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