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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1952)
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1052 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVS 1 Israeli Leader Dies Of Heart Attack lt I IIIC (JOTTflKTROII TIKIIOVOT, Inraol iv Or, Ohslm Welinisiin, 17-yesr-old father ol Is- ran, win lie hurled tomorrow nnr hl home here In the Promised Land he helped build nd led Ha lint Prealtlent. Meaanges n( sympathy (or the sorrowing young union poured In Iron! world lenders, Including pres ident Truman, Queen Kllzabeth II end U, N. Secretary-general Try live l,le, following Dr, Wclamenn'a dentil (ram a heart attack early yealsrdey. The President's mansion, on the oosslal plain 10 mllea from Tel Aviv, wss open to the public today,' A solemn line of laraollten, acinic crying openly and avme dulflly chanting Hebrew prayera, IMiaaed the hla'-drsped oatufalque on which the body of world 'Ion lam'a greatest leader lay In atale, Hpeclnl. tralna brought pilgrims to pay tholr lant respects, Across Helicopters In Planning BALTIMORE t Helicopters may larvely replace paratroop op eratlnna lor the Marines, says Ma jor Victor A, ArnialroilK, hellcopt rr project officer of (lie Murine Cor pa Equipment Board at Quon tiro, Va. Ite told a Baltimore Aaaoclattun of Commerce helicopter conference that the Marin Corpa bellevea transporting men to battle areaa bv hellcoplera la auerinr to drop ping: them there by parachute. Armstrong aaid the big advan tage In the uae of the helicopter l In bringing a unit to Ita dea tination Intact rather than dis persed. Schieferstein Tops Research Klamath County Weed Control Su pervlor Harold Bchleferatein has been named chairman of the lin , nOrlanl research committee for the JJtlirat annual Oregon Weed Conlrr m elated to be held In Corvallte, Nov. 1J-H. Tire aenlnn are to be open to all Intereated persona, with T. L. Ilmmona, weed investigator lor the L'oDA's nureati Of riant Znduairy, I.ogan, Utah, featured aa a apeak- Practically every phase of weed control will he hit uin during the two-dav alfalr which ta chalrmaned by Jack gather, a Clatakanle farmer. Israel, all placea of entertainment were cloned In mourning and the blue and white flag of lire nation hung al halt alaff. Orowda gathered at crnaaroada and corners In the smaller aetllementa to hear loud speaker bulletins on the President's death and funeral arrangements. Premier David Ben-Ourlon called hla Cabinet together yesterday for a memorial sesnlon for th old statesman, who, before he ba le became Israel' chief ol gov ernment, had' won renown aa preal dent of the World Zionist Organl- zatlon and aa a chemist and achoi ar. The Cabinet decreed, that all work Will alon tomorrow, the day of the atate funeral. Among the llrat to travel to Re- hovol to express condolences to the Presidents widow, Mrs, Vera Wel mann, 'aa acting President Joseph Hprlnzek, apoeker of the Israel Kaiiensel parliament. During Welsmann'a prolonged Illness thla pact year, Bprlnaak replaced him at alate functions. A leading mem ber of the Social Democrat Labor party iMapali, he la a poaalble succeasor to the presidency. Alao mentioned en a possible nominee, when the Knesset' meets within 30 daya to pick a president, la Felix Rosen, former minister of Justice. Official bulletins said Weltmann suffered a aevere heart attack at 1:30 a.m. yeslerdny end then an other at 4:30 a.m. He died leas than two houra later. Weltmann had been out of bed only a few Itmea and had received only clone relatives since he be came . seriously III about the time he was re-elected president of Is rael In November, 1951. He had become nearly blind before then but had carried on with hla work. In broadcaals today of America's tribute, the people of fared heard President Truman's statement that "mankind hsa lout an able leader." Truman said Waltmann'a "oevo- Hon to the establishment of a homeland for Jewish people, both 1 before Its realisation and as the : head of the new government, has ! brought him the respect and grail- tuile of millions. He was a men of wisdom and I was honored to know him." Britain's Queen Elizabeth mes-1 ssged her "deep regret," and : Prime' Minister Churchill said, "The world has lost a distinguished citizen and Israel a faithful .son," The homeland for the wandering Jews that Welnmann nurtured and saw grow In the Middle East waa a dream of his boyhood In Russia. He was born near Plnik, on Nov. 37. 1074, one of 13 children. He studied In Russia and Oer many and taught in European uni versities, among them the Univer sity of Manchester In Britain, whore he became a naturalized citizen In 1010. In Britain during World War I, the great chemist discovered a way to product synthetic acetone for explosives, He spearheaded th drive for a Jewish nation as a striving but moderate president of the World Zionist Organization. Boon after Is rael became a reality In 1MI. he was Chosen Its first President; Plumber Likes View HOLLYWOOD I It all started. aclres Christine Larsoei told the police, when Herbert Kubowltt came to- her horn to repair some plumbing. Then, she ssld yesterday, Kubo wtts bought the nous next door, moved In and offered to tlx her porch, build her a garage and fix her plumbing all for free. H was turned down. Mm Larson, mho has mora than an adequate figure, added that he then cut down all the shrubbery and "he used to alt and look over here all the time. When I Put up a trellis, he put up a apotllghl lacing my place. I made the trellis higher and then he put up perlecope." ' The police Informed her there la no anti-periscope ordinance bert. "We've helped keep Klamath eleaD -for IS years!" Mrn's Hand Laundry, lllh and Klaaulh. phene t-IUI. Anti-Commies Win Recruits TURIN. Italy 11 A member ol s pro Communist pollllcsl parly Friday night declsred thst Turin's Bed-allied Chamber of Labor has "lost tens of thousands of mem bers" to antl communist trade unions in recent months. Speaking at a general meeting of the chamber, Naiarlo Nazzari, a member of the small pro-Communist party oi christian unity, said: "Something must be wrong, oth erwise we wouldn't have lost lens of thousands of member. If our baste nollclea are not wrona. what Is needed la a radical change of I methods of activity." Nazzari did not elaborate and there was no comment from other chamber leaders. Met Opens 68th Season NEW YORK 11 The Metropol Itsn Opera Company opena Ita lh season tonight with the Verdi opera "La JToria del Destlno." All tickets have been sold ex cept 314 standing room places, and some mule lovers started HnUig up for these tlckeu Saturday alter noon. They go on aale today. FLY UNITED' MAIN LIKE . AIRWAY iellilMnd Metalinets letva it . . . 5:50 P. M. IAN ANCISCO 3 hrs. 101 ANOIUS . 4 hrs. Uovt d 1 1 17.-05 f. ML PORTLAND . . I'i Isra. II Ami .... 4 hrs. feel, lmrtH Ssl to "eft Me l.r Alreert laralset. Cell 1 IJJ7 at see as owtaefii.e travel eft su United AIR. 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