THURSDAY, MAY 22, 10R2
IIKHALD AND NEWS, KLAMATlt FALLS, OREGON
PAGI THMI
Mmi.c, llnni'a At kMtnri l.aat
square dunce nl the nrunn Friday,
kiiii Una al a p.m.. Otto Kill" call
Int. Oomi live iiiuelc. Memliera
uriierl (o attend and U bring
another couple.
i of (I Mutlittr Unlveralty of
Oreumi Moltiera' col to hour and
business iiiim'IHh, Hulurftay, 10
a.m. ut Jened's.
Kliaale I'TA will rmlrt rolfen
hour P'rtiluy from ( lo 11 .in. at
tho Inline of Mm. Wllllnm Kuni
tor mothers ol nil pre-achool ehll
dren while they urn atteiiillnii
school. All rtiltpr are wrlcomo.
Wliieine Temple No. 10 -Social
Club will inert Friday, 8 p.m., nl
ilic Iiuiiik ol Murlc Klluore, 3'I3
B Sill Blrei-t I'liim-hlr Mid a pot
lurk MipiM-r will follow the bualrieas
mprilnii
Contral Winner Mrs. Rone Paull
TJ7 Mortimer Avenue, wan winner
ol ii Mix Master In the Swans
Down birthday case recipe ton
teM upon-oreil recently by Ihe
Mrl Venter Breakfast 0n, Mu
tunl network" radio show.
Hoyiil Neldilmrs of America
will meet in H p. iii, Friday In the
K C. Hull. A social cvpiiIiik mid
Mother's Diiy priiKi'um will he
; linlcl. All members are asked lo
kbrliiK a pnlr of white elephants,
"flmiu-ii will bo played nd rg-
I-., t... ...... wl
KiilirUln - Di'boruh Circle of
Flint MpIIhiiIIhI Church entertains
thp olhrr four circles ut the church
III rcmilnr mrpllnn Friday.
p m A special prourain In planned.
Parly-The Pilot Club's monlhly
eei-iniirlhcr parly la arhcdulcd
Halurday, 11:30 p hi at Die airport.
The rcnlauranl will be In full
operation
Klaou.Ul Arra -dlrl Bcoul Junior
ramp committee will have a camp
rmimrailiiii purly al Kri-niont Jun
ior IIIKh school Hnturday, 0: 30
a m. to p. in. The rritialrallon
teak will be oprn from 0 a. m.
1o 1 p. m. Omnr, and rrKHtrallon,
10-11 a m. Tlir J. C. Penney Com
puny will alatte a atyle allow and
thorn will lie a (lirl Hrnul film, II
a m. to 13 noon, lunch hour la
planned for noon to I p. m. and
tunics will be played from 1 tn 2.
Klamath Lake Mouldlnit. Park
No 3 will have a park meeting at
Wlard Park Trlday. 7 p. m. D8T.
Member of Uie pack and their
famlllea are Invited to be present
for the wiener roast and to take
wienera. buna, aalada for their own
family and table aervlce. The pack
charter la to be prraented.
I.anidl Valley Women'a Club la
aponsnrlnt; a card party at the
Community Hall Saturday night.
Canasta, brldee. plnorhle and re
freahmenU. The public la Invited.
Vounc Vlallor Judy Calklna la
spending a few daya with her
rrandimrenla. Mr. and Mra. Je-ia
Brown 'iieniev while her mother
-! vlnltlnir slater, Mra. B. o.
Francisco and family, Ban Berna-
fllnn . . . '
A lnl. . r-l..k mmA l - I h.1,1
meet Friday, 1 p. m. In the Ma
sonic Hall, for a desaert luncheon.
The Venture Club In sponsoring
allver tea. Baturday 1-6 p. m.
at Jened'a. All Interested persons
re Invited.
Klamath Falls Lioness" Club la
ponaorlne a rummane aale lodav
and Friday al BIS Pine. Anyone
hayJug rummnie call Mra. Vern
Moore, naj.
Injured Mil. w. p. Myera. own-
I r in l.akeahore Clarricna, fell Tuna-
nay while priinlnu aoino ahruba and
broke her rliiht arm near the ahoul
der.. She la recovering at the fam
ily home.
Knthipere Orand International
liivlltarv tn the Htol llPrllOOfl
nl I ju'itiiinl Ive Rntfltieera will meet
al the home of Mra. Wlllard IJo'lqr,
HI Purine Terrace, rriaay, i;,w
p. m. DHT.
Idnirll Valley Uranife la apon
nrliHi a pnllurk niipper May Wh
at 7:30 p. m. PBT. FoIIowIiik aup
per Jim O'lXinnhue will ahow col
ored atldea on local wild fowl dfn.
If you haven't received a card and
are Interoated pleaae come, lirlnif
table aervlce.
Final Meel-for the aeaaon and
election of offlcera for the Drama
Oroup la acheduled lur 0 p. m. to
nlKht at the Chamber of Commerce
rmima. All meinhera and Interented
peraona urted to attend.
Vlalla llauahter Mra. Ray
Reevea. Lakenhore Drive, left May
IH lor Han tula Oblapo to be with
her duuuhter, Mm. Lylr Btoera,
wlio haa been a pntlcnt al the Gen
eral lloapltal. Camp Cookn (or the
paat three weeka. Her condition la
reported much Improved.
Itumniaie Hale Practical Nurnea
Aaaocianon la navuiK a rummage
aale, date to be announced later.
Anyone having donation call 8M7
t-iuw or OUdJ hit picaup.
Error Jails
Man; Released
Sixty daya In Jail laatrd leaa
than aeveral houra Wednesday for
llailev John Thompaon, Chemull,
and Joe Henry Dunloln. oilclirlat.
Vealordny inunilnii In Dlatrlct
Court the two pleaded guilty to
ohamoa of aaanull and battery.
Juditn M. A. Carter gave them
each W day a In Ihe County Jail
and fine of 1100 each.
Heveral houra later Ally. Oeorue
Proctor came to the court, plunked
lo on the table for Thompiion
and aprung hla man (none. Proctor
had diiK Into the atulutea and dla
covered Jail time and a line waa
noi the correct aenleiiire for con-
vlnctlon of aanaiilt and battery. It
had to be either a line or daya
in Jnll
So Thompaon waa relcaaed and
Dunloln, unable lo pay the line,
la nlttlug out the tloO In Jnll al
the rutii ol 13 a day.
The two were accuaed of
acveroly beating up Fredrick L.
Heck In hla cabin al Chemull Mon
duy nlKht a renult of a domentlc
Miuabble. Beck required medical
attention.
Thompson and DanleU were ar
realed by Stale Police early Wed
neaday morning al their homea.
Jeschke Rites
In Medford
Funeral acrvlcra were held Wed
netriny at the Perl Funeral Home,
Mrdloid, for Mra. Kinrnu O.
Jearhke, 8(1, mother of Rudy
Jeachke of thla city. She waa 80
venr old and had been a realdent
ol Medlord lor 48 yearn.
burvivlng In addition to Ihe aon
here are Curl Jeachke. Phoenix,
and Carl. Oakland. California.
Chief Sees Warning
In Propaganda
(Continued from Paie 1)
a general report on the Far Eaat.
Um mm fnnuraaa a drainalir.
account of how the Eighth Army
In Korea, only mree uaya unuer
hla command, repulacd an attempt
by the Chlncae and North Koreana
to knock It out alter a long retreat,
and rone again on the oflcnalve
Awards Slated
For 12 Girls
a rvmH nl Awarda for Troon No
28, whoae leader la Mra. W. W.
'LleWlllg, Will give mo MfKiicMi niu
I In Olrl Bcoutdom, "The Curved
Bar lo 13 giria next aaonoay eve
nl..., MuV In
-ii,',. fbmrt will be held In Fre
mont Junior High School at 7:30
p. m. with Mra. Jamea Plnnlger
preacntlng the honora. The Court
waa poaiponeo irom may
-iiri. nirihle are Florence Warn
.ih xhnrnii Dewing. Shirley
Thompaon, Royann Plaaa. Clara
Shaw, Joyce nowara, dubiuh
Aduma, Patricia Smith, Carlene
Coleman, Nancy Tanner, Francea
Plellerle, Bnrbora Bryan,
Flrat China awards will go to
Mary Lou Craig, Shirley Thompaon,
Hhiiron Dewing. Royann Plaas,
fi. uh..iu Anvi'i Mnwurd. Sharon
Adania, Wanema Phlllpaen. Carlene
Coleman, e runcea ricnrrie "u
Barbara Bryan.
iMMir:n ation
WASHINGTON W The Senate
Wedneaday rejected a proposeo
auballtuto for a controveralal 302
nm hill overhauling the nation'
immigration end naturalization
luwa.
In leaa than a month. 1
NO KAII.URK'
He aooke at length of the arml-
allce ii('otlatlona, which he called
"no failure" deaplte the lack ol
a ctane fire, and ot relation with
Japan.
flldgway aald he approachea hla
new Job In Europe with high con
fidence. He made no mention In hla pre
pared text ol Gen. MacArthur or
of his own succeaKor In the Orient,
Gen. Mark Clark.
He llkewlae aald nothing about
the controvcrny surrounding the
capture and aubsequent release of
Gen. Francm T. Dodd by Commun
lat prisoners of war at the camp
Dodd commanded. But he gave
high pralne to Gen. Jamea Van
Fleet, commander of the Elghtn
Army In Korea.
Rldgway reserved the gravest
language ol his speech for his
warning about Communist germ
and gas warfare propaganda
charges. He said:
"I wlxh to reiterate what I have
repeatedly slated publicly, that
these allegatlona are false In their
entirety; that no element of the
United Nations Command haa em
ployed either germ or gaa warfare
In any form af any time.
MOIl'MKNTAl,
"In the whole black record of
false propaganda, these charges
should stand out as a monumental
warning to the American people
and the free world a warning
as menacing and as urgent as a
forest fire bearing down upon a
wooden village.
"The extent to which communist
leaders have gone In fabricating.
dlHscrnlnutlng and persistently pur
suing these false charges should
Impress upon the brain of those
who yet fall or refuse to see the
purpose of communism, t.he deadly
danger with which It confronts us
and the free world."
He made these other salient
Dotnts:
I. The Communists have in their
hands a "logical, reasonable and
honorable proposal" for ending the
light In Korea. There will be no
bargaining on remaining laauea;
"acceptance or rejection, cessation
or continuance of hostilities In Ko
rea la now the responsibility of
the Communist leaders."
2 The United Nations Army In
Korea stands "proud, defiant and
confident" along the 38th parallel,
with a "record of fidelity, valor
and cooperation unsurpassed In Ti
military history."
2. The Japanese are friendly lo
the United States, they want to
build a democracy, but need, above
all, to be able to buy and aell
on the world markets aufficiently
to maintain a healthy economy.
4. America must look for strength
to faith In principle and trust Is
God.
People DO TOO
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Mother Honored
By Lodge
Mrs. Ruby Bell, mother of a
daughter. Orace. a son. Llndv.
and a son lost In World War II
was named Mother of the Year
of the Degree of Honor Lodge re
cently. She was presented with a gift
from Hit lodge bv Mra. Jennie
Buck and a corsage by Ihe pres
ident Marguerite Wlard. Rubv
Pence aang "Wonderlul Mother of
Mine" In her honor.
The next meeting. May 36. will
be guest night and all members
are urged to take a guest.
WINDSORS RAIL
NKW YORK tfi The Duke and
Duchess of Windsor sailed Wednes
day aboard Ihe liner Queen Elis
abeth for their annual summer trip
to F.urope.
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