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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1954)
HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON ' PAGE NINE Adler Award To Be Given CE Rally Held In Ashland THURSDAY. Al'ltlh II, 11(54 Tim annual Dr. Onoign II. AiIIit mimic Kelioliiritliln llimla will ln nil- illtluinil nl Mtlln Bi huol iiuclltnimiii lunlulU nl H im p.m. Thu pulillu In Invli tn uiinin unit lii'nr llio lliuii- litn itncl mi chance will bo lii.idr lor ntliiilnnlftii. 'Ilia 111)11 ncliuliulili Ik pi iniditrd liy Dr. Adler iv tlm rli'inrnliiry imiMo ntudiMil Klin liiclli'iilrn ihr opinion of tint Jiulucn. lulrnl wli"ft will ilrarrve cimllniiril muMc nludv Itm only t-ondlllon uitiiclird to (he n w in (I In lluil tlm money' mil .1 hn lined lor Iiirllii'r iniiMc nliiily. An a rp.iult o rllniltiuUnmi . held (III wrck In the viiiIoiih city M'lioola, lliff following Miiilrnla wliu will uiidUlon lonlKlit lr llin nchnlnr nhlp itrr, Imnt Itooarvrll M'honl Mucin llnnvllli'. I'rtsuy Jo limit, (liny Ilisliop, (li'imy Cluptll, l'Yid oImiii, Kathlcm nnll, Jlnbhy lliiirln, I'rnny l.r-K niul Carolyn lliilliiril. Conner m-IiimiI will arntl Judy Mc. Farlitn nnd Cnrolyn Jonrn. F.ur. view school will bp rrprrftcnlrd by Carlnno Friinkfi, Jolynn Zlnunrr liutii mid Junior Dunlrlii. 'llirMi Mil- donl.i Iroin Mills Hrliuol will com wlo; Jim llliiphii.il, I'l'KUy MiiIhoii, Mont ijipiiuwelli, Mummy Wrl iiiihi, Upuii HiilbPit, Ciuol ClnbrlPl unci Jiilln I.nwrenip. Hhuron Tow pl, Olimpr Vudpn, Hrrrnt Hmltli. Iln'bprl HpwIii and MIIcp Htuir will cnlrr from l-'rcmuul Junior hlnh. JuilKca lor inn event lire Krvln 'I'-ti'k, tiiprrviMir o iiihtrunipntttl ; o In Medtoril, mid John Dryv ... member ol tho muMc Incully . iho Medlord arhoola nnd for merly of tha Klunmlli Kalla achoula. CRUSADER CHOIR of Northwoit Noiarene Collogo, Nampa, Idaho, will proient an avoning of lacrsd mutie Saturday, April 10, at 7:30 p.m. at tht Church of the Naiaront, corner of Gardon and Martin Stroeti, Church Group Gives Protest BOGOTA, Colombln in Coliun hla'n Kvanxrllcal Conlederiilton. VlulrMlnti tnew llial thin Culhollc nntlon In peiwcullnit l'rottv.liinli, linn charged thai 15 peraon al larked an Oickoii mlsnlonnry and Ida preiiuanl wife, brallm and kicking them. The confederation anld Hie vie tlma were the, Kev. and Mra. Wnr len O'Dell Nownulejhkl, Avieni biles of God woikera from Hnlrm, ore. It reiHirted Wedneaday Uiey were tAaaulted nt Sonamoao, Boy- aet Department; thai Mm. Nnw owlejnkl waa knocked to the ground and Uiat their home waa looted. The Interior iiiinlalry anld the complaint waa being lnvestlitated The ProteKlanl confederation complained al.no that aeven Prot ectant primary achool.i, with 400 aludenta enrolled, havo been or dered cloned In the Caribbean Inland of Ban Andrea and Provl deneia. An Interior ministry official aald the Islanda are Catholic mlaalon territory, and non-Cathollo achoola are not permitted. 'tile Evanuellral Confederation contended, however, Uie Inlander had been predominantly Prole.i tanl for gmierallona and charged the government waa "movlnii to Implement III announced program of rellgloua unification In the Inlands." The confederation anld three of the achooln were operated by naptlaU alllllated with the South era Baptist Mlanlnn, who had atnrt erl work In the Inland a century aso, and four by Advrnttnlx who atarted their Hint Institution In Provldencln 40 yearn ago. 1 , Red Cross Asks Applegate News NEW DELHI. India lt The Indlnn Red Cro.nH anld TliurMiay It hna n.nked the Communlnt Chliin. lied Cross lor Infornintlon concern Inn threa Amrrlcnnn. who were aelted a year aso by it Chinese patrol bont while nailing between ilong Kong and Mncao. The Red Cross here anld It has had no reply In the 10 days since It asked for data. Rajkumnrl Amrlt Knur, chair man of the Indian Red Cross and the country's health minister, sent a letter to the Chinese Red Cross In Pelplng after receiving a plea for Information about tile trio from the Foreign Correspondents' Club In Tokyo. The three Americans are Inter national News Service correspond ent Donald Dixon, of New York; National Brondeastlng Company writer Richard Applegnte, of Med ford. Ore., formerly with the United Press, and Ben Krnnner of Brooklyn, a friend of Applegnte. They were nailing an Applegntc's yacht. There 1ms been no rcllnble word of tho trio since they were captured. Nazarene Church To Hear Choir 'I he CrUMuli'i' Choir of Noithwcnt Nu.uicno College, Nullum, lllulio. will make n pcrnonnl appcurnnce nl the Church of tile Nuzarcr.e, corner OuiuYn nnd Murtin Streets, .in tin day evening, April 10, ul 1:J0 p. in. Uliectliitr tho choir will lie Pro fc'isor Jiimen Cnrkliulf, an able 'MUnliliin who presented un out sluiidlng progrum of rcllgloun and aeml-cliih-Hical nuinbeia in n aolo performitnco here uboul a year atto. Accoiupiinyini: the Crui.iuler Choir will be Dr. John E. Illley, lormrrly ol Uonton, Miinnnchusettn nnd now president of Northwest Nit7.nreun Oolleue, Perrionnel ol the choir Include.! the best voices In Northwest Nnn reuo College nnd represents nine mutes. The rhoir will present n lull eve ning of nneied music. The public is coliliuuy invited to attend. There will be no admission charge according to tho Rev. Wes ley Crist, pastor of the host chinch. Successor To Judge Fee Not Yet Named PORTLAND I U. 8 IM,t Judge Jmnes A. Kee, nomlnnted niesduy to the Ninth Circuit Court ol Appenls, lelt Wednesday for Wa:Jiiiigion. Ills secretnry nuld she did not know the purpose of the trip. Mennwhlle. speculation of Ills successor on the district bench hero ranged widely. Republic-nil Party leaders nnd members ut tho Oregon stale Bnr are expected to suggest possible appointees and sonic observers said Wednesday there wn.n scarce, ly an attorney of prominence In Oregon who hnd not been or would not bo mentioned. Justice Dept. Studies Condon Testimony WAHII1NOTON '-'lie Justice Depnrtnient has obtulned the trim script of a congressional hcarln; Into allegations of Communist n:i- suc In 1 lull mnde ugnlnst Rep. Rou ert L, Condon lU-Cullfi but has given no Indication of any action It might tnke. This wna reported nuirsdny by Rep. W. Wterllng Cole lR-NYi. chairman ol the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee, which heard Condon deny under oath Ihnl he was ever a Communist ur a Communist sympathizer. Condon was burred by the Atomic Energy Commission IAECI I rem witnessing Inst Mny n atomic tests In Nevada on the busls of reports that he hnd associated wlih nlleged Communists In the past. Condon asked and received a hearing under oath earlier thin vear before the ntomlc committee He denied nenrly all the specific charges brought out against him on the basis of reports to the AEC from unnnmcd persons. Cole anld In an Interview that the Justice Department requested the transcript several weeks bro, nnd the committee forwnrdrd It. He nmd he has h"ard nothing about the case since then. As purl of an expanding program In preparation tor the Btute Chris tian Endeavor Convention to be held In Klamath mils April 29 through May 2. a rally was held April 1 In Aihland which several representatives of the local C. K. groups attended. 'file Rev, Earl Downing Is pastor of the host church, the Christian Church ol Ashland. Representatives of CE. groups In Jnckson, Josephine, Klnmnth and Lnke Counties were present. The four counties foi!i the Crater Lake Christian Endeavor Union. Elton Flshback, generul chair man of the coming CE. conven tion, said the rally was well at tended and much enthusiasm for the convention wan evidenced. Members of the general commit tee and young people from this area attended the roily. The Rev. George Alder, pastor of First Chris linn Church, was the main speak er for the evening. His topic wan "The CE. Pledge." The Rev. and Mrs. Willlnm Aln lev sang a duet; Clarlco Thomp son was song leuder for the rally and Elaine Kendall spoke on regis tration for the convention. Other speakers Included PaUy O'Donahue who spoke on housing: Fred Wikolf. three contests being held for music ensembles, Inter mediate Bible dramatization and posters. Refreshments were served at the cloite of the business session. OTI Students Hear Speaker A Portland union official spoke to OTI students at a rcr.ulor as sembly yesterday. The speaker wna Willlnm Way. business manager of Ixwal No. 12, boiler makers and blacksmiths. Way Is alio president of the Portland Central Labor Coun cil nnd president of the Pacific Coast Melnl Trades Council. Way's subject was employer and employe relations nnd thc'AFl, nnd methods of entering trade unions. Ho indicated that It was to Inbors best Interests Uint cooperation be tween practical training, labor and employers Bhould be main tained. Way went on to nay that a number of OTI graduates are mem bers of his orgnnlration nnd regu larly employed at Uie present lime. A n.uc,niion and answer period followed. lost !:; BOSTON 'JS-A sunense contain ing a wooden leg with a black shoe on It was found In bushes at Franklin Park yesterday. Off I cihU are looking for Uie owner. Sudden Fire Kills Eugene Woman EUGENE t A sudden fire trapped and killed Mrs. Abigail Clark. 11, wife of a retired Uni versity of Oregon professor, here Wednesday. Her husband. Dan Clark, who headed the university history de partment until 1051, said flames nnd smuke prevented hm ' from going to her rescue. Firemen managed to bring the fire under control In 15 minutes. They did not determine the cause at oece. A son, Dan E. Clark Jr., and a daughter. Mrs. Joyce McArihur, ' both of Portland, survive. ! j V Sweet! Mstr Each0c Nj Juicy! j 2 ( Fancy, Large Size I "ZV PINK ib. 12c firanafriiit I - di maw BLMBIBB. - B I 1 1 Field grown FreiK. Red Ripe PICTURE FRAMING OFFICE SPACE City Center Main Street Entrance Ouiet Drews Manstore m a at. a IT'S THE TOPS and so economical! TOUR SEOUL Ifl Twenty-five Korean children left by piano today for a folk-singing nnd dnnclug tour of tho United Stntes to help tho Anierlcnn-Korenn Foundation enm? pnlgn raise 10 million dollars. 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