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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1952)
MONDAY, NOVKMRKR 24, 1052 IIKnALT) & NEWS, KLAMATH FAUA OBKOON PARR SEVEN Reclwse Dies After Five Years ArlA. I Allied n J.MI I'ji't lonely anymore -anil In Vol Ice mid 1111 probably dlrd ir uriuhli n know now why Thursday. Hut In Ihtl ho thry wrulr; avoided llfK lor live long years. I'ullre loiihll Hall's . tvllllPlPd hoi)y yrslprilnv In llio homo where Ills wlln dlrd in 11147, On llir lli'iiiM were livn years' ncruimilnlltin 'f newspaper mid Irtlrrn. A liciivy Inyrr of llnst covered cvriy loom but Ibe uiip In which ho lived, 'llino v.n no 1 00(1. flank lionki showed lip 13-ypar-nld Mull had 1Xjihi In line" I'hnpiilx bunks. A wnllcl lirlil 1130 In mali. Yri Mir nieiilrul rxiunlni'r mild lie dlrd (il li I n ul i II li ii i When hu died pumillinn ppk, Hull weighed Kill pounds. Kvldciiiij i.liowrd lie lived lor years on milk iiihI Inciiil. A lull in I' Hilar Wiin on the wall. (mucin unr railed, In Invc.ill IihI( whin Allred N. l.otiirlo, n iiciubbiir, litilrd in r:Cl nn niuwrr in hi knock on I nil s door Mild Hull bud iirrnilllcd Thin ago, . ," dlrd epurt book llvi year Violence Flares In East Africa NAIROBI, Kpnya W Official' iintioiinord Monday the arrest 01 :u lirramia At Klrawar In lha loll Hull Reserve, where pnlic otipiiPd Hip on nmb ol J, 00(1 Kikuyu liibp.imeii mid killed It ol Lclurlo ! Ihciii Bundiiy, no imr Tim pollen action Hiuirln v mid In the lioufr, liiculril In a liislllnif ,,Uv.r violence nvp (Ills 'troubled able riioi-iiix dlalrlct, nlnco In ' Hi Hi-.li Knit Alricuii colony, H Wile's, rirulh. bloodiest wrck end nlnpe Ihe start For flvn vcurt, bp Ml hump, only ; ul ihr drive lo stamp out the I -r -once a diiy lo pimp, fluwrrn on rorlnl activity ol Hit nntl-wlille the liPudiloiio ol bin wl.'e grave i.etarte nniu m ;,AW it. "',. IO ONE. Bernict R. 8. II. net displays a S6'i -pound chan nel bets caught t Cpt Hl. torts during t run of Iht big copper bttutiai. It it out ol tht Itrgett Itnded from tht turf along tht Atlantic coatt thii ytar. Tht Buxton, N. C., . flthtrmtn ' uttd mulltt ; of bait. Mru Mnii Hocipty. Top drain loll wan at Irani 30 killed, lii-lnrtltiR a. irtiicd comniandrr In Iht BrllUn tdlVV. 'I'lic H t It l.-li . moving; nwltlly 'o n i r v c n t aiidiilunnl oiounipiuni',, biouuht lo Irlnl Jomo i Burning Spfi'ii Kpnyiiltii. bPardPd Iradrr ol Hu Knnyj Anion Union, and live ollicm on cIimupi ol aldint 11)0 Mini Mnu lrmtrrnhlp. I'nnliivr rpfiriciiona wprp nn- n-ra on the Thompson F'nll.i area 1(10 inllra north ol Nairobi, wnriP llvi, Alrk-nni armrd with Panyan Honk' knivpiii burnt Into imp (arm Iuuiip ol Cindr. Ian II. Mrlklpiohn. no. and hli 60-ypar-old phyaiclan wllp liaiurdny nliihl. Mi. Mplklpjohn war ala.shrd an :hp rrnchrd lor a sun. Hrr nu lnr wan knllPd aa hp Irlrd lo iiiab a pmiol. Ho rollap.ird while cr.uviinj upialu lor a aini8un. Urrpilr hrr wounda, Mra. Mrtklr John ran lo her car and drovt wvpii mllra lor hrlp, Mriklpjohn dlrd In a hospital Monday. His wlle'a condition re inalnpd nprloua. An olllclnl account of Hip Iroublp rt Klrawara aald Ibe trouble bp ami tiunday inornlnn whrn an African poltrr coiporal took a police party lo K Ira worn altrr hparint that a lailir niPrtlng of Kikuyu Irlbpnnirn waa piannpd lo protrnt oprninu of nrw ponce ponin thpy had , ,tn i limn BOLIVIA BACKS PEACE PROPOSAL Or. Edutrdo Arct Quiroca, Bolivian dalegatt to tht United Nttioni, urgtt tht General Anembly't main politictl committee In New York to support India's compromise plan to end tht Korean war. At Itft Is Brazil's Gtorgt Alvarai Maeiel. KLAMATH COUNTY BLOOD PROGRAM Donor Pledge Cord .'. (Home) 48utintl) . (Home) (Buiineii) Nome Add'cu Telephone Group Afliliotion I em willl"! a denele my lleee' (kieuh the Red C'on , Bleed frofrem ettlst In evin semeene's life. PRCFERRtO TIME , (Signoture) Mell Card la Red Crois Office, Spring end Meia Green Funeral Held Today COCHOCTON, O. m Co-.hor-ton aaya a last farewell today to its Ho, 1 citizen, Bill Oreen. Green, Amrrlcan federation of Labor president since uu, died at 8 Friday of a heart ailment. Ilia Baptlat funeral aervlce was scheduled at p.m., Eastern Hlandard Time, In the large Grace Methodist Church ao that a many townspeople, labor Icadera and lovernmcnt olliclals a posalble could pay their respects. Heads of 13 API. unions will be honorary pallbearera. But frienda ald the fact that would have pleased Clrrpn most Is that mrm-1 ben o the Coshocton Central i Trades and Labor Council will be the active pallbearers. I Secretary of Labor Maurice To-j bin will represent President Tru-1 man, Paul Hcrzog, chairman of Die National Labor Relations Board, a ho will attend, Oeorgp Meany, aecretary-trea-surer and acting president of the federation, will aerve as the llth honorary pallbearer. Others are William C. Hutcheson, president of the Carpcnlera; Mot Ihew Woll. Photo-Engravers; Dan iel J. Tobln, Teamsters: Harry C. Bates. Bricklayers; William C. Birthright, Barbers; Charles Mac Oowan. Boiler makers; George a meeting In Washington to select I cessor has centered on Meany, a new union chieftain, hong tht Ho. a man In Art adV Speculation aa lo Oreen'a auc-! ministration.. Jit I M. . 1 Harrison, Railway Clerks; William 1 o. Donerty, Letter camera; uavm , uumnsty, I.aaies uarmeni wora-; ers; Dan W. Tracy, Electricians; William Mcretrldge, Building Ber vice Workers; Herman Winter, I Bakery Worker, and James C. Pelrlllo. Muslclana. I Alter the funeral, member of Ibe AFL Executive Council j Meany and 13 vice presidents will leave Coshocton by train for Korea Has Curvy Road ' 8EOUL W Two miles of dirt road In a sector of the U. 8. First Corps begins with a sign: "Marilyn Monroe stretch. " i Twenty-three curves later, anolh- er sign reads: "See why?" IS TIME A THIEF or How Badly Dots Tim Work Aqoinst You? NOT! tht ehert below end sea Khew fait tlmt weikl eaainit yea . , . iida new Irrtla tr hew muh year aeceunta retelvtklt rstlly wtrfht 40 Dtya eld art 0 callectlbla t Months old trt iJ collectible 1 Year eld art 45 collectible 2 Years aid art 23 collectible 3 Years aid trt 11 collectible 6J Yeert aid are 1 cellactlblcl (By US Chamber tf Cenmerce) LET CARTER'S HELP YOU! "Certar's Collection Aasncy" Phena tlJl We've got painters and plasterers, carpenters and contractors, plumbers and helpers all oyer the place, and boy! is our store a mess!;: Howtver Wt oro OPEN FOR . . BUSINESS (in spite of the beards I front) ond our merchandise It tacked up in such neat pilei (?) that we can find anvrhinq in the place (we think) COME IN AND MAKE US PROVE IT! 5th and Main Probe in U.N. forcPd to build. Mau Mau recruits inor.t of Ita members from the Kikuyus. Inspector William R. M. Black well was alerted and he went lo The police parly of eight, armed with two rifles and a shots. tin. were alonpd by the crowd of 2 000 Kikuyus. Police opened fire and killed at least three. The police reined nd some Klktirus followed The police coiporal killed another Kikuyu. NEW YORK i Hie U. B. Senate Internal srcurlly subconi- been 1 mlttee will hold lis next public hearing here Dec. I In a contlnu Ir.g probe of American cltlrens em ployed by the United Nations. A subcommittee announcement over the pek end aald the session will Involve personnel In the Inter national Monetary Fund, a spe cial U. N. agency. I 1a' i .rrtt tmr i " A I .all. lla. ailWIaal SJ leia Mai. SPECIAL! THANKSGIVING SQUARE DANCE ALL SQUARE DANCERS INVITED Petersen's Community Hotl So. 6th St- THURSDAY NOV. 27 8:00 P.M. Collection will be token J. D- Stanley. Caller ' SPECTATORS FREE Sponsored by CIRCLE-8-ERS hyle merfea 1 1 tlenes I Lit Mam I ' a Yours for only $fl more ! ! "7 saaea VFV ', ! . ( JSt '"' '' I "Z; Is ''1 fr ilaark MS I - - " ft V- aS i ' 1 timV.e.taHo I J. v -i ,.1 ;rr-'' -f I -- 5SSVV ZJS totai M3.7S JSlreSvlfc 1 a -'; """" X tt o ! whsm to euy 0"' i -'''S Xtni sj-ec. sisvici ro y 'r'cK Sk HERE'S WHAT THIS ISuSs- f xlkSSfwi AMA2,N00F'ER,NClUDESi II If If Id i7?i$ji 1. Your choice of 3 lovtly polttrns II 'I'lii1 IfffmT "SJv esv-V iV'-ivVw J. A solid wood, tarnith-rtsitlont-thtit If 'ifrjL'.j F til ft It VVvVk, 4 3. 5J-pitcetrvictfor8. U rftvljliy ; W S 4. You poy only the regular price, $74.95 J rjR jnJjTl jj SiSv,. 1 fr Iul' ' x,, Y0" m0,, PPu'or eaWvlng pitcei y,. ' VjUDlnl' Nh TO In your pattern (if bought stparaltly $1375) , , Vri2-rf TaM II OnV I " 52-WECI PIUII -e ' sVl3f yOV V "S, aaapaaaane Oravy Udla V '. ?LlSr'?W '' ''' .Ai,i?:k I tabi.spoon Cald Meat Ftrk I 700 Main St. Ph. 3131 PAY QNIY $2.00 WEEKLY! Take the complete 'kervice home In time for Thankiglving . . . end budget your payments for as little as $2.00 weekly. Beginning Tomorrow-November 25th Substantial Reductions on all Winter GOATS -SUITS -DRESSES SUITS 52 Winter Suits All Foil ond Winter Suits now ot really Drastic Reductions, for a 'aulck cleon ud Some are marked at Less than Half Smart new aarments suitable for all season wear You can use a utility Suit when vou con buv it ot prices like these. Values $24.95 to $69.95 Il.-I7.-I9. 23.-29.-39. .COATS DRESSES 235 Lovely Dresses A worm October ond o heavy stock forces us to take substantial reductions-much earlier than usual this year Early Fall ond Winter dresses are priced so low vou'll be omored manv are even Less than. Half price. The dress vou thouqht vou couldn't afford is now priced eositv within your budaet Values $8.95 to $39.95 5.-9.-1 1.-15. I7.-I9.-23. 69 Famous Coats Famous Coats bv Bettv Rose Oonnvbrook Ricemor Cor onet ond Printzess vou've seen them in vour favorite Fashion Moaozine Come now to Mar vin's ond buv them ot sovinas of from ten to twenty dollors Onlv a limited number - Im mediate action is necessary! Values $29.95 to $79.95 23.-27.-33. a 39.-43.-47 hats wmmms hats m Values to $12.95. Eorly Foil ond Winter Hotl must oo, ond we've mode the prices so low; you can't afford not to hove e new one 3. - 4. -5.-7. m Values to $22.95 V' 7 Moybe you've alwoys wanted to weor a fine hand tailored bat thot you thought you couldn't afford hero's your chance at budget prices Dn St -.ii-isfeE;
