PACE TWO
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 19, 1949
Man Gets 30
Days; Charge,
Petty Larceny
Ralph Richard Newell, '0. plead
ed guilty to petty larceny yesterday
afternoon In Justice court and was
erntenced to 30 days in the county
jail.
Newell also paid a $50 fine. He
waa accused of stealing I1M from
the till of a local restaurant while 1
employed aa a cook.
Other Jailed
Several other persona were ad-1
mltted to the county lockup yes
terday afternoon and last night
and one, Norman Lester Chocktoot.
22. of Beatty. posted $50 ball on a I
charge of possession of intoxicating j
liquor. I
Albert Leroy Brooks. 51. of :
Bprague River, was committed to ,
nerve out a M.&0 fine assessed for !
furnishing liquor to an Indian. He 1
aa sentenced In the Sprague River
district Justice court at Bly.
C. H. Parks. 1$. of Sprague River,
was booked aa over leave from the
navy.
Payne Robinson Bailey, S, was
booked for being drunk on a public
highway after arrest by state police
on highway M and his companion,
William Gerald Davis. 41. for fail
ure to drive on the right aide of the
highway.
Hulett Pleads
Innocent On
Vice Counts
NEWELL Clarence Hulett, Ne
gro camp manager at the transient
workers camp here, entered a plea
of not guilty to eight counts at a
hearing held here Tuesday morn-
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Henley Sheep
Club Elects
New Officers
u
October 15. ! ; v
rt Mark; vice I f V
int-at-arms, t'e- I
y. Richard Hill: I
TB Group's
York Theme
"Happy Life'
Preparation lor a happy life la
Officer! of the Henley Sheep club
were elected at the new group's
first meeting held October 15.
President is Burt
president and sergeai
cil Human: secretary,
treasurer, Eleanor Jackson: news
reporter. Linda Drtan: sunt and
yell leader. Henry Wltllams. leader
is Earl Mack Jr, and I. W. White;
Is his assistant.
Anyone Interested In Joining the
club la urged to do so at once
The next meeting will be at the ;
home of Ellen Olson Sunday, No
vember 50 al 1 pin.
Members present for the first
meeting were Leland DrLap. Grace
Peery. Marilyn Kendall. Ellen Ol- .. r
son. Bun Mack, recil Enman. Rich- i tMAIKMAN Mrs. Koy t.or-
ard Hill. Eleanor Jackson. Earl ; ter is busy outlining plans for phases of social hVKiene, incluiling
Mack Jr, Linda DeLap and I. W.: Cirl Scout Week, October 30 venereal disease, but will stress the
White, , NJnvemhor S preparation of young people lor a
Maim Father. I Alturas Man
Son Better ! B , ,
: lieieasea in
Murder Case
Slight Improvement li shown
the conditions of both Fred Mi
and hli son. larry. 11, of Malln.
both seriously Injmed In an acci
dent last week-end.
The father and son aie al Klam
ath Vallrv hospital. Itolll were re-
Al. TUH AH -A coroners Jury here
th. theme given lo the work being , p.,,, resting t.Klay, and Moss is 'T ' "
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hygiene work Bone oy the awocla- TurnltHy m , woods accHlrnl, Is
turn and plans to olfer study groups ,,,, ,m.,y recovering from a
shoulder injury al Klamath Vnllry. I
Only Nine
Spud Parade
Entries In
Sng.
Hulett's arrest, along with a num
ber of other at the camp, waa
made by Modoc county authorities
ONE OF THE BUSIEST PEOPLE in town is Juunito Wort
Smith of New York, director of the Junior chamber of com
merce variety show, "Loff It Off." The production will be j
aiven for the first time tonight ot the Klomoth Union high
school auditorium and will also be presented Thursday night, j pB5Wj
Mrs. Thrasher
Dies at Home
Of Daughter
Jaycee Show,
laff it Off
Opens Tonight
Women Seek
City Powder,
Rest Room
Members of the merchant asso- !
ciauon committee met yesterday to ;
consider action on a letter from the i
October 12 with Mrs.
' chairman,
I tober 30 to November S
Two new members were welcomed
Into the committee. Mrs. Walter
Even-thing is ready for the inl-
i tial performance of "LatI It Off."
last week when District Attorney .,.,. ...,., .. ,.,h, , ; soclated Women of
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viimiics jcvcci .v k K!mlh TTninn hlch chl ftn.
Mrs. Alice Thrasher, resident of
Klamath Falls tor the past 33 years.
away this morning at a
o'clock at the home of' her daugh
ter. Mrs. Paul Hilton, 3K2 Lookout
street.
The deceased was born In Iowa
fti years ago. and there married
George M. Thrasher. The couple
had two children, a daughter. Mil
died i Mrs. Paul Hilton) and a son.
Harry, both of this city. Her hus
band, who was employed as a mill
hand, preceded her In death several
years ago.
Mrs. Thrasher, who had been liv- j llcity chairman, was also present
waiting room committee or the As-. mg at tne nome of her daughter , at the meeting
the Klamath "nee she moved to Klamath Falls,
wnh an entirely new slant.
Happy and healthy family rela
tions will be rilsrussed at group
meetings, which will be oirii to the
public, men and women, mnrtled
or unmarried, young and old.
Speakers
The meetings will usually have
1 1, speaker w ho Is a recognised au
1 thorny on family relations and
, much material lor study will be
j furnished by the association. The
subjects for slimy will include all
Response to the request lor en
I tries in the Klamath I'olalo Festival
parade has not been up lo anilrl-
Ferebee-Keasler.j nations slated according to mark.
- I In the near future Mrs. Thompson i local chamber manager.
nopes to call together representa- r the parade coiiunillee has
lives from school, service orgamu- I rrrPved nine assured local entries.
! lion, churches and youth group, to ; wlln ,u mort i, problematical
outline the new program and ask u,,;.
; lor suggestions. Sue Hopes that In- j Industrial
! terested people will volunteer lo j Arcord , 8utk, cmm,t.
help carry oul the program. ; , ml UKrM,uy lm,klllg ,r
roster Mothers (ji entnes. but would like to have
Another new venture to be started a lot ot industrial exluui's such as
The program committee for the "n m family relations course K tn equipment on It.
Oirl Scouts held Its first meeting on J. ' , ,rr "o ners-women wno
iriiiuuiMiiij Ul uviuisiirniiv
Wsvr Wilson, J. Alturas Indian,
The two are said to have been
embroiled in a light on Ortnoer u.
one half block off the Main street
and al the corner ot Carina and
Howard, when Hawthorne allegedly
hui led a rock, striking Wilson. The
Indian riled al his home In I ha
Indian village near town, last
Thursday.
'Justifiable'
The Jury returned a verdict of
Justifiable homicide
Hnwthorue was arrested at hla
rooming house bv Hiierial Investi
gator Wayne Orr and llndrrsherlff
Jack Hlark. Wavmatl had been
drinking. II Is understood The quar
rel took plare in front ist the
Plalndealer, Alturas' newspaper.
Girl Scout
Program
Meet Held
Atthouith l tie l"tml numiirr nt pr-
t tlclpatlUK run (w U not
Busfin Named KP
Inner Guard
Thomas F. Muslin of Klamath
Falls has been named Inner guarn v
of the (Hand Uxlge ot Oregon,
Knights of l')llnas
Hie group and the Pythian Sis.
Iris have Just romplrird Iheir (Win
annua! convention al Portland.
Bustin has held numerous offirea
Rov Carter. .,.7 .'..r " .. . . tlclpatlng groups u not known. ,,,h Kniehu ol Pvihias
' rn iiuiuiru lino uirir own mtmes . .. -..i, .. . " -
chairman, outlining activities tor from homes that are havine i.mii. " ... . "i-"'""" "" ft, l. a member of Hie Herald and
Olrl Scout Week which will b. Oc- dllflculties. Mrs. Karl Urquliart. lo. Klamalh r.lU r"1'"-"" "'"
pal arlmlttlal rm In, tl. , a n,. !
1 lie weiiare committee.
la cooperat
ing with this plan.
An nrBSIllxalinnl niMima M Hi..
Beane has accepted tht Juliette , CUM ,h ,w ,orl, w h,w(K,.
Low chalrr.'anship. and Mrs. Fred ; tober 10 with Mrs. E. A Oeary
Hoagland will complete the com- ; and Mrs. J. II Marlin present In
mlttee membership. Mrs. Paul Tan- 1 addition to Mrs. Thompson and
ner haa been a member for several j Mrs. Edith Compton. executive sec
years. Mrs. Charles Houston, pub- relary for the association.
An Invitation ns been Issued to for a lew pennies prr ird yoiT
the Kamalh I'nlon high schiail ran advertise lo thousands through
band lo add color lo the affair. I a Want-Adl Phone llll.
County farm bureau. : was a member ot tne First cnrtstian
-the. most flagrant Yiolation of law " x,lam i . , . ,.., church, and the Order of the East-
enforcement ever seen In Modoe wm J for nelp tn MUbluhlnf Slr-
cmmty- Thursday night, with the curtain, j " Pder room tor women in a! In addition to her son and daugh-
HulettU ,SS by Attorney led to go up at .:
fLffVJt ooerlting Andres, rehearsal Ust night denfTlhl SSniSSi,
aoker game, running a dice game. M out toe km. according to the merchanu are very willing to
ooerating alot machines, three
charges of selling liquor without li
censes, nrocurins girls "aa bar-
help in this matter, and will do all
they can to solicit aid from city
! and county officials.
; rector of the show.
1 Scenes
The production consists of 10
, scenes featuring impersonations of
j wel-known stars of stage, screen
and radio by a cast of Klamath
Falls people.
Proceed from the show will go
-. ..,h rhareea toward the J syces' annual Christ- Suburban department
of dealing In gambling games en- ; V j ue ooiainea . -"
Sired oleas of not guilty. They are ! ,rom Jr. Irom the Commer- 2 Hope. .Tuesday afternoon, when
Rufus HaU and Henry Jedkins. Date rmance company or at the
OI uui a ""s wn ...
maids to sell liquor, maintaining a
house of nrostitulion.
Lederer said Hulett would be tried I
on each charge, the first to come up .
on October 24 here.
"Not Guilty
Job Campaign
1 A a asasaaag
AT UN
chairman Mwamans ro Meor
Mrs. Carter has Just taken the ii. p.n,v,m
.airmanship, but she U noi new to lUSCOI frogram
Andrew Loney Jr.. supervisor of
music education In the city schools,
will present a group of members of
the music faculty at the regular
meeting of the Kiwanis club Thurs
day at noon at the WHlard hotel.
On the program will be Harriet
Mueller, supervisor of vocal music
George
Furnace Fire
Damages Home
chairmanship.
Scouting, having been the first paid
executive secretary and a former
commissioner.
The highlight of Oirl Seoul Week
will be something that haa never
been done before a tea to honor
tl.t memory ot Juliette Low. found
er nf Oirl SVnnttnff In th. United
siai, nn mov Nov,mh,r 4. i In the elementary schools
from Mm .n t in Mr. Bean, will Brewer. Instructor of Instrumental
aw l ll II li I t A ' r'l.' .1
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MOVIS HERE
HURSDAY
'ABBOTT
i music;
nnan hawr rirtmst ti- ro n r aw an t 1 1 Vfal
A Job campaign la under way at , . ;h. ,, ., music teacher at Klamath
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which time the troop contnbutlons
LaMar Jensen. Instrumental ,
Union ;
high school. Ruth Lobaugh, Mills ,
and directed by Robert Smith, stu- (rom p(nny dr(Us ,or ,he Jullftt. whool music teacher, will be ac-
Two of the three Negro women
arrested on charges of prostitution
entered pleaa of guilty and paid 50
finea. They are Alice Dean and
Buslla Fields. Stella told the court
the had been hired by Hulett and
wa to pay him $35 per week on top
of 50 per cent of all liquor sales.
Alice said she also had been hired
by Hulett and gave him o per cent
of the liquor sales she made.
The third woman, Louise Taylor.
Is out on ball and her hearing is yet
to come up.
Divorce Case
Settled; Fund
Deal Secret
An out-of-court settlement has
been reached to call off contest of
a divorce action brought by Regis
T. de Maleissye. French army vet
eran, against his German bride. An
nell Charlott Fromm de Maleissye.
The divorce proceeding was to
have begun today in circuit court,
but In its stead de Maleissye ap
peared to seek a default decree.
After perfunctory testimony on
his part, a decree was withheld ,
pending satisfaction of terms of the i
property lettlement. j
Secret
The settlement was kept secret.
Mrs. de Maleissye had asked for I
?rm nnn in cash. 2000 a month i
support money, $25,000 attorney
fees and a half Interest in de Ma
leissye s big Wagon Trail ranch lo
cated in northern Klamath county
rear Lapine.
Assets of de Maleissye. according
to court reports, amount to over
geoO.OOO, left him by a grandmother
and held In trust funds in New
York, but his Income from the funds
is said to be only about 16,000 a
'ln his divorce complaint, the 32-year-old
Frenchman claimed his
wife was working as a $12-a-week
housemaid prior to their marriage
In New York City. February 3. 1947.
and said he had information she
had been a member of the nazl
party In Germany. Annell, who
left de Maleissye in June to go
back to New York, is 22.
Th hnuiht the Wagon Trail
ranch in July, 1647
2 New Members
in 20-30 Club
Two new members were added
to the role of the 20-30 club at
1U regular dinner meeting Tuesday
night. They are Gail Cantrell of the
J. C. Penney company, and Max
Hargrove of Kalpine Plywood com
pany. Bob Clammer reported briefly on
the club's visit to the Med ford 20-30
group last Tuesday.
The annual 20-30 Halloween party
to be held at Riverside school was
discussed. Eddie Burke and Wally
Nordwall are co-chairmen of the
party.
The club was entertained with
motion pictures of last year's Bend
Klamath football game shown by
Coech Bob Hendershott. A question
and" answer session followed the
mo vies.
In-
Indian Hurt;
3 Fined For
Hotel Brawl
Orville Wright. 35-vear-olri
dian. was cut and bruised early this
morning tn a hotel room fight
which brought arrest on drunk
charges to three persons.
All were fined $20 this morning
In municipal court.
City police said they were called
to the Holly hotel by the disturb
ance and found Frank Thiefault. 44,
in a washroom trying to wash away
the blood from several cuts on
Wright s head.
Bottle Blows
Investigation determined Thie
fault had struck Wright several
times with a broken bottle, leaving
cuts on the Indian's right ear and
forehead.
The third person arrested was an
Indian woman, Alameda Bazan, 49,
who was present at the time of the
fight.
fire broke out underneath the house
around an oil floor lurnace.
dent counselor.
Th, nMVl for nart tlm, WsKa Inr
firemen GI slU(lenl, u cute an(1 .pp,,!,
are being directed toward bun
ness's able to supply this type of
rafflirva t u-irt finma avitratei etaattw tn
helping husbands through' school ; Pnt by Mrs. Carter and dls-
! Low World Friendship Fund will
be made.
A brief outline for the radio
schedule of talks lo be given every
day of the Girl Scout Week was
companlst.
t
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imnti n IM aiwn a, M I
Firemen extinguished the blaze in and are available for full time work.
time to prevent serious damage to Many ages are represented In the I
me nouse. courses and therefore Job abilities
The suburban department also ex-1 range . widely, covering almost ev
tlnguished a small grass fire st ery field.
2940 Laverne. earlier Tuesday aft-I Applicants are screened carefully,
emoon, without damage, by Smith's office, so satisfaction is
cussed by the group. Purlher de
talis will be announced later.
Indictment
Ordered
Resubmitted
An indictment against Louis T.
Murphy. 21, returned secretly by
me grand jury last April, will be
resubmitted to the grand jury be
cause of a clerical error.
Murphy was indicted for larceny
oy embezzlement, accused of pass
ing bad checks by representing
himself to be timekeeper of the
Arundel Construction company. He
was taken into custody recently in
Omaha, Neb.
In circuit court this morning
Deputy District Attorney Ben God-
dard moved to have the Indictment
resubmitted to the grand Jury and
the motion was granted by Circuit
Judge David R. Vandenberg.
E. E. Driscoll, attorney for Mur
phy, asked to have his client's bail
requirement reduced from $2500 to
$1500 but Judge Vandenberg with
held action on that request.
Murphy la held in the county
Jail.
Crater Gets
Chilly 13
The mercury hit a seasonal low
of 13 above zero In Crater Lake
national park here this morning,
second lowest In the records of the
park for the month of October. It
hit 10 above once during tne month.
records show.
A light skiff of snow fell In the
park Tuesday but a high wind
whipped the area Tuesday night.
Roads are In good shape and
chains are not required, rangers
said. There Is no skiing as yet but
tourist travel Is holding up well for
the month.
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