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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1952)
vVl.liNKMlAY, DW.'KMHKK 111, IIIIJ2 I1KHAIJ) 4 NKWS, Kt-AMATII KAI.I.S, WtPOON' PMiC SKVKN Naguib Plans New Laws C'AIKO Ml Kvypl'a rcloun I'lnn.ir, MnJ. "rn- Mohammed Niiuulli, lumrt III country V.1'23 (.'onMltiilliitt lino tlm o 'Inn n loilny nit olivilrtn mid iiniu hln Kovorn Inriu in wiitini n nuw onn. I, in il It in tiniilinl, hr mid In niitlun-wlclo In omit-11 nl , "inv itov nninrnl will rxi lclMj loiifilllutlon I power." Chlrl nniuni tlm pi ulilrniH fndiw the Cnirillliilloii writrr In wliHIu-r In do away Willi Ktmit'n 141-year-ulil munnrcliv mm filiilill.il a re public. I'iiiiilnr mvuhlon Inn uren il'lng ulnulily n -tit 111-1 Ihr roynl tlyimnty kiih NkhiiiIi mid 111 Army niiMii'liilpn depohrd KIWI Fur unit I ml July mid brum) pot liuliiliiu "nnuuliiln" a( lil 10-yimr flu", A Bovr I'liiiifiit npukCNinnn Huld Monday Hint dm Cmmtllulluiml C'lininiHtrii would di-iMdn wIiiUiim Ihr iiioiiiin.-hy-vi,i,.ufiriulilic l:.nr wuulil hr ilrririrtl by hoiiMIIiiUoiiiiI iiinrndiiiciil ur by popular ri'H'r ciiduiii. Uudrc tlm old Cunntll.iiltoii, Nu null) mild in hit biuiidciiHl, I'm lluincnt win iiiidnr the hilliii'iiiti ill Ihr novrmnciit Ihi.lrud of Ihr uuvi'l linwnl IiiiIhk Ifipoimllili. til Parliament. Coiniilliilioiiiil iiliuiw win Inevitable It hi Army move ment' 11 linn wrm In be nttnllird, Uir Premier declared. tftiyplliin mid lornlKii olnerverii !ireo I hul II Urn moiuirchy'a lu turn lo put lu n public voir, II will iiirnii thn nut of Ihr dynunly eitiibllHlii'd In IBM) hv Moliniiinird Alv, nil Alliiilllr.il. Tliiouulioiil IIk rulr, (ley lit' people hiivo lived In coiiimifiiM ot Incirdibln poverty while tlirlr iMiviiirlKiin tilled up mid Miimndored viml rlihe. U.N. To Decide On Hearing UNITKU NATIONS, N. Y. The U, N, voir todny on motion to Invite the Hey of Tuiil to iimd n representative to litke pnrt here in the drhnlr on thr explosive rrench-TunlMiin quenllon, At apeclal lilHhl aeiwilon lait niulit, Paklalan'a limit Hunaln Dry, titular rulrr ( the 1'itin'li North African protectorate, to appoint a representative to come hero an quickly an ponnlblr. 'Ilie vote on the llrklMi Iwue roinea up In the Annrmbly Po litical Commute today. Hmain, whone deleiiallon Joined 12 othrr Alnn and Arab nalluna In putting Tunisia drmandii lor Mlf-rule brlore the U. N., an id he intended Hint the Hey'a repre aentallve coin to ulve hla coun try' vlc but not have a votr. American and other Wrntrrn del egate Indicated Ihry would opie the motion In view of the (act that, France In not pieienl. Prance la boycotting the Tunisian debate on the ground that Uie U. N. haa no competence to dral with what alio elalma la entirely a domestic f Sleepy Texan Goes to Bed MIDLAND, Tex. i "I'm otng to bed,'1 Jcu Henlry announced at.t:M am. Tueaday. . . i The deciaion com him a chance t l.0OD. Ilennlry and Robert Cook, 33. both Midland hnune.palntrra had not alrpl mure 7:14 a m. I'M Frl-! nay, according to Larry King, newa director of local radio atatlon. I Each had to borrow money to put up hla half of a 11.000 "pot" i to be claimed by the man who could atay awake longest. Ninely-elght houm and Innum erable cup of coffee later, llena lev admitted defeat. i "Money Isn't everything," the ' red-eyed llenslty declared. "Id rather Bleep." Cook claimed hla 11.000 and an nounced he would ue it to buy Christmas pi taenia, " Including one tor Jeaa; he aure deserves It. . Metal llr.ks and rile. Voli hl a J ullnlr. Drlegiitcn tn the 00-nnllon com mltlre lirld duy mid night wnnlims ye.iterdny In get through the long list of nprakors hi the riruuto In the hope of rciiihuiu a flnul vote on the t'vo rcoliillonn before urging Frnncr and TunlMa to net tle their tilspuie prncMully. Thr Arab-A-Han rcolutlon cnlln on France and TmilM tu nego tiate a arltlcmcnt under the nuprr vlnlon of a 0. N. coininir.ilon. It also askn Frnnce to "estnbllsh nor mal civil llbrrlles" in Tunlsln. which turn hern ruled by mnrtlnl law durUig muntlin of bloody nu-tlonallsl-limplird violence. There I" little hope Hint Frnnce will ac cept It. Another resolution In a compro mise proposal spoinored by II Uilln Amcrlcnii Countries and barked hv the United Hlatra, It calls on the Assembly only to urge moderation on both Frnnce and Tunisia and to appeal for Uirm to gel fogellirr for a ncltlcmrnl. Most drlcgales expected the committee to adopt thin more moderate resolution, but they were not sure U would bring the matter any doner to nolutlon. VtkXZr - i . . ; ! ' ".V5f I'M" ') "Vr-tniftr- 1 ' J HER PRIDE AND JOY. Mn. Dwight D. Elian hower imilai with pride and joy in Now York at tli looltt at picture of hr Pretident-elect hulband and ton, John, major in Korea. Photo wat taken during the general1! trip to the Korean front. - Students To Move Books Movie Maker Signs Christina UK KALI). Ill t houm nd books are to be moved todny the hard way armful by nrmiul. A lask force of more than 1,(00 studenln and member of the Incul. ty of Northern Illinois Teacher Colleue volunteered to tote the volumes from the old library to new one, about 100 feet away. Hie new Swen Frnnklln Parson Library wan completed recently. It cost two million dollar. But there wan no money to pay for the Irnnsfer of the books, tto the atu dent offered to hnndle the Job. The Administrative Council approved ihr Idea with the proviso that the professor and othera be allowed to lend an arm. HOLLYWOOD Film produc er Al Rosen nay he haa signed ... .U. Id ii Eighty-three I UP v-nriau... ""'S"". " wno unurrwciiv ncx l-Ullvr, atu.i from man to woman In Copen hagen. Rosen ald last night the 26-year-old girl, who acrved In the Ameri can Army an a man, would atar In a new version of the comedy "Mary Had a Little." and make stage appearances with the picture. The Het foata ilelal Deska and rianeer Otflr Kopplr Ut Main. ANONA R01IKTS h4 V MARY MUGS STUDIO OF BEAUTY , 200 Medicol-Dcntal Buildinq. (Elevator Service) PHONE 7151 Fcoturinq DOBRE' ' CURL VELVET PERMS Eveninqi By Appointment V'lft- ISLAY PRATT LUPI SOTO fe1 il. M ,: , I i j A hndmt "0VCR tht MAN TIL" mirror will f(v m tpccieui; fracfui MkI H ny llvinf rm bttirfM tiddifif miurblr t tht fnrl Hrctivffim. St ut about thtta mirror . . . Iho cost il not oi hifh oi yon think. KIMBALL'S GLASS SHOP Plenty at Parkinf la Rear 52T Walnut Phen 7171 Rosen claims that Miss Jorgen. son, as g man, tried to crash Hollywood three yearn ago but did not succeed. He aald he expects her to come to Hollywood next month. Miss Jorgcnson has undergone operations and treatments and Is Ht 111 under medical care In Copenhagen. Ike May Bypass Presidential Yacht By HON WHITRHF.AD , not loo far from Washington. Good for week-end cruises from Urn to ABOARD UHS HELENA, En I fishing water would be a must and time. Route to Hawaii if II looks as if also tne golf course. ' The Williamsburg has a crew nf President-elect Dwleht Eisenhow- i, unniri h. in h. ln. in ih. ' more than 100 mi Ilk. all v.hi. er'n passion for golf, fresh-water , White House because Ike mignt i H e08' lot to run. Nobody know nsning ana iruasmy in government . wtnt (0 sneak away on Fridays and : JUM how much, because in govern- not return until Sundry nlalu. Borne I ment bookkeeping If training say he has thought that mnybe n-P 'or 'he Navy, lormer President Herbert. Hoover's The yacht was aold to the govern, old retrent at Rapldan, Va., might ment by Hugh Chlshom, head of fill the bll or some place similar, the Bnlh Iron Works, and was used that Eisenhower will try 10 find a He doesn't want anything fancy. I in World War II as a convoy flag will leave no place for the ocean going yacht, the Wllllamnburg, as presidential retreat In the next lour years. The chances are, friends say, mountain retreat somewhere near Washington one with a small golf course - as his hideaway from White House duties. And thev say his plans rule ut the Williamsburg not only as being too expensive luxury but one not suited to his Ideas of recreation. The Ideal summer White House In Ike's book would be a mountain retreat at about 2,500 feet altitude. WATCH THE J WlVIa nit President Truman preferred Kev ship In the North Atlantic. 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