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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1953)
PAGE TEN HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH TM1S. OREGON TIHIltSDAV School Slates Senior Play may 7, Busy Bakers Honor Mothers j f ...... .if n..t ii.-mttit mill Kiiniii'.ii rii'n . M;iiiiiH IMUtrll turn rninii.m . u.".'.i ,...... -. h-.-tii, h,m t .ill hrr l ilinniT wliU'll cmtHMiM iunin-i, mm -' wririui matr r,ir, BONANZA The Senior Tiny "Vou caul Kim Caroline" com edy in three acts twll tw P'o tvi'ited Hy the senior of Bonn.- Hish School on May 19 and N Curiam Unit will be p in. in the Auditorium. Charartrrs: Caroline Adanu Charlotte Pa.-u.olt; '" Moiell Mrrvin Stalnaker; Tom and Jerry Magnuson Hits ' Snake Action ! WASHINGTON in Sen. Mas tuvn ilWah M" all proposed Snake mr dam coiutruc'ion iv threatened by the Interior Depart ment 5 deciMon rpl lo Intervene in Federal power Commis-.-ion hear mc en the Idaho roer Co. s Ox- bew powrr roe.'t. The decision. Macnuson dec.aied In a ataicmenl Wednesday, can loreclose lederal coiv-trucuon o( not only Hells Canyon, but Ire Harbor, Lower Monunirnial. Little Goose and Lower Granite dams in the Snake River 1 He called the pro;rc: "part o! the sreat comprehensie r:an for bv the Corps d Enitineers, and the Reclamation Bureau tor the benetil o( the Pacific Northwest s industry and people and for the expansion at cur tom:c program." ,pat (.'man and Howard Koertie: i (Mill Warren Dick.- Willie . - BUI j .Buns; Howie -- Ken Hricwsr: i iSlanley Ch.ulcs Roberts. Hiinnv j Sandra tlndsav. P.it Klua Fitrlmph: Shirley Shirley Ne-; lun: Jeannette Pai.letir Noble; j Sally Patsy Toiell: Ma Rand Marianna Hellekson; Susie Mar lile Keyset; Mvs Jamoon Leah De. Tins slory Is about Caroline, who is no ordinary mil. Duiitii; the iwo week she s been at the school she's broken eery rule thete is. As lor her Itcuic. its cuie a can be. but what docs slie do with it? Ttie happy and appe.ilun: so. iuiion of these and other problem-, makes this the sort of a play that will send you home with a warm plow. Be sine and attend this master production. We mil be lookinc lorward to seeinir you May 19 or 4 3 1 L-i Dorris Plans 20-30 Club DORRIS A number of young Dorris men in the 20-30 ace brack et have met several times lately to form a club to be chartered by the national 20-30 orsrantMtion. The club is for men 20 to 35 devotee! to community sen-ice. Elmer Sharp has been named president of the group and Wayne Bav and Dale Street, vice presi dents. The club has been assisted with organization plans by sever al members from the Tulelake SO-SO club. When chartered, the club will have another election. Sharp added to Bay s and Street's duuea by appointing them bulle tin and program chairman, re apectrvely. The group meets on Thursday nights. Recovery Suit Filed Here The American Surety Company. New York bonding firm, has filed suit here against Clifford Shuck seeking recovery of $",400 which American Surety charges was im properly obtained by Shuck manager of the Kerr Giftord Com pany and the Tulelake Gram Com pany, a subsidiary of Kerr Gif ford, obtained the funds between August. 1950 and Oct. 18. 1951. The suit sys the J7.40O was paid back to the two firms by the surety company through a blanket posi tion bond issued In protection of the firms Aug. 1. 1949. Farrens and Maxwell, through Ben Goddard. associate, are handling the suit for the plaintiff. Red Defense Pushes Quiz SEATTt.r r Defciw-e mtor pr s resumed Ih( ir quirjiiip Thursday of the ptnf rnmetu' urs, mnur witness in the trial of seven person accused of conspiring to teach and advocate the overthrow o( tl government by force. Wednesdays session was marked by a day lone clash be tween Paul Crouch, government witness w So left the Communist Party in 1MJ after IT years mem bership, and attorney John Caugh lan. represenUng several of the defendants. Both snapped sharp remark at trie other frequently as Caushlan needled Crouch with questions about his activities as a paid wit ness working for the Justice Im part ment, Cauchlan's questioning brought out that Crouch receives $35 a day from the Justice Department as a consultant and 13 a day expenses while away from Washington. D. C. Crouch said he has made some SO appearances in behalf of the department offering: testimony about the Communist Party's activities. HOWARD L. TAYLOR, BT-3. it hero on 30 day leave with hit pcuenti, Mr. and Mrs. B. 8. Taylor, 234 Ewauna, His "homa aay from home" is tha USS Salisbury Sound, known as a floating hotel and air base. The 540 foot ship has room for 1000 men and 18 navy seaplanes. Tiie crew's job is to service and fly the planes which patrol the China coast from Tsing tao to Hong Kong. Taylor, a KUHS graduate, class of '50, has been in the service two years; and returned to ihe states late In March after 7 months in Far Eastern waters. 1 ANUKt l. VAU.EV The I All t:r!l Valley 411- Wul) The Bu-v Ha'kM sNivr lt Mother 'IV.i at the L-.imuy o:v S.iUmUy iUUMiuuMi nt 2 oYUk-k. Tin- ciub U Km by Mrs. H.lliC (Mlwetl. ami seven fivls btou, lKumhy KolUvon. iMthrtine Ueai. bitii, .ainiirt l.ndmy. K u t It K.i (. urr. l?oseiiiiry Si.itnaket. Muinaici Colwrll and Nora iSpil laiitV rathrime Drat bout ami s,,ndi a tuui-.i kusf a o'-niOiiMirtUou on the b;kins u( apple pie. e KtiK ttt-ii- c:iM. Hie Hiiv H.ikrr won NrrtAt clunipion .uul oilier awards at the Count v Kan Sand i a Ltndsav and Inthoitne IVarboni were chain, inor.s of the comuy for opplc pte iuik. tiandta. Caihrrme aiut liuth no her were champions (or Jie ,uuti;int! cvn'.e4 and won a li.p to the State Fan in September, KiV-i'inatv laluaker won tha .Inn ior bivdt:ii,ing. and jsanrim l lml iv won the mentor breakhnkltn1 both w lutuni; a u .p to Mintmrt title by nhiv rW, . turn on any at hrr mt tint, i ;w man- f 1 Mak" thv 7 1 fiii't oi n Crotley, Yau'lt Iw coiwimnl , You can see it crosiiyW YOU CAN OTISiteOf Music Meet The "On Top" Institute campus will suddenly become a busy Uttle city Friday May 8, when shortly beore 1 p.m. the population of Oretech will be increased by some 1400. At that time, buses and passen ger cars will unload county school students arriving at the mecca of music to participate in the annual Klamath County School District Music Festival under the direction o T!lt7jhtih HnriArntv inuntv The suit charges that Shuct as j suprvisor of music. Mrs. Hender son has held that post for 28 years: and started from scratch building her department from nothing to an impressive organization of tal ent drawn from all of the county schools. This year, in the OTT gym, she will present as part of her pro gram, two choruses 600 in the upper division, and W0 m the low. er or elementary The remaining 150 represent band and dancing divisions. The public is cordially invited. ' REFLOATED MANILA '.r The crippled American freighter Hawaii Bear, beached after running onto an uncharted shoal off Southeast t.u ion last Fndav, has been refloated. is VETO SAV JUAN. Puerto Rico '.f A Puerto Rican Senate commit tee Thurjbdav voted down a pro posal to permit 18-year-o'ids to vote. A majority report said: "We feel it a nsfc for democracy to give voting rich's to impulsive youth." 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