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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1954)
I .MONDAY. AI'KIti 2(1, 1054 IIKRAU) AND NEWS. KI-AMATII FALLS. OltKGON PAGE NINE BiHBBnBBWlLtAuJil' MuW i sWaaanal THIS PANTHER JET ii on of seven thown by Eugene Bartol, OTI Gunimith student, at the YMCA-20-30 Club annual hobby ihow. The ihow doted Saturday with t record number of en-triei. Gilchrist Hi Newsnotes ny DICK ai:ms 'It's All m Your llmid", fjie high achool spring piny, (lots Inlo 1U final week ol rcheulsula April it. In preparation lur lis April 30 preaentullon, director, Mis. A. U. Doleaa), has rushed to comple tion. Iho Unrk, lumber seta and backdrops. The setting lor the mystery-comedy la a lame man alon nrar Clilcauo. The play cu.it 19 ns lollo w.i : Mm. Clraca Prcv coll, Judy Wyse: Webster Pres coll. Dick Amu; Melissa Prcscott, Barbara Baker: Mitchell Prescott, Mlcliarl llarria: Isabel Prcscou, Hharon Krucger; Enoch Twltchrll, Wealcy Traw: Anna Lucasky, Beverly Sample; Peter Wesley, Wally Cory: Qurney Shaw, Kellh Kuaaell; Belle Lamont, June James; Bally Cramer, Ella liar na. The roc It mi chair which roeka by Kuril, the Inexplicable happen lnn In the library and the sua plcioua manner ol Knuch Twllchell Former Top Treasury Men Accused Of Being Reds WAWHINUTON I - Ben. Jcnnnr ( H -1 nd ) nuiil lo.lay Ihitt "repented expusuins by the FBI of Mibvcr. r.lvo activities by Hovernl top Treasury Department olllcluli lulled lo result In the Urlng ol a alimle one ol litem." He made the atalrinent In con nrcllon wllli the publlcullon ol Hrnate Internul aecurllv subcom mltlre hearliiKa on the Hurry Dexter White cane and other. Jenner la subcommittee chulr innn. The volume Includes lust lull's te.lluiony ol Ally. lien. Brownrll unci FBI Director J. dgnr Horivrr about the appointment ol White, A lormer Tronaury Department ol llclal. aa U. H. director ol the In- lurnulional Monetary Fund In 1940. The subcommittee has an ii'iuncrd II will question former Hecrelury of the Trenaury John W. 8'iyder ntout Uie case. Last November Hrownell assert ed that former President Trumun promoted White, knowliix him to he a Kunslun i.py- Trumun denied doing so, and suid White was shift ed lo unother Job so that the FBI could keep an eye on him. Hoover and the subcommittee said the shift mitdo It more dlfllcult to keep Whllo under surveillance. In referring lo what he called r' peuted exposures by the FBI ol a number of Treasury Depnrlmenl officials, Jenner said In his statement: "No less Ihon 28 such reports were made to key government of ficials by the FBI on Nathan Creifory Hllvermenter before he was allowed lo resign In Novem ber IMS." Bllvermaster at the time of hli resignation, Jenner said, was chief economist, of the old War Assets Admlnlalrstlon at a salary of (10.000 a year. The senaior said that between November IMS and December 1052 'there were 24 auch reports dis tributed -n Irving Kaplan. 21 on Jrcob Adlcr. IB on Harold Olasser, 13 on Frank Coe, 10 on Victor Perlo. t on William Ullman and 7 on Harry Dexler White." Jenner said that with the excep tion of While, who denied Commu nist ties before he died In 1948, end Adler, who Is out of the coun try, all these onetime federal em ployes refused to answer subcom mittee questions about possible Communist a I f 1 1 1 a t Ion a on the ground that thty might Incrim inate themselves. Jenner said testimony taken by the subcommittee showed that de spite the "voluminous Informa tion" furnished by the FBI on the employes he listed, some of them received promotions. These promotions, he added, "provided even greater opportuni ties lor raiding the llles ol our government and passing Its secrets along to an enemy agent, not to mention the golden opportunities for twisting our policy to favor Soviet Russia." Jenner aald the latest volume of testimony published by the sub committee brought "sharply Into focus" that the FBI cannot de mand the dismissal of any sub versive employes or order their prosecution. rsZSl ''asmm hip VKsl " aVi .tee Aau Heat Apblda Bee bugs SUITABLE Evan far KITTENS IsVOT ftntrawMtrfsrAtssNartarar 1; Come in! Sea how you con stretch your clothinq dollars! We handle only the best for all members of the family. The CLOTHES MART 125 S. 9th We qive Gold Arrow Stamps Open :00 til 8:00 , hone 3344 Israel Said Liberty Symbol ST. LOUI8, I Former Vice President Albrn W. Uurklry says, "No more trugio tiling could Imp licit In the Ucmtientiio world than lor the aVato of Israel to lull." lie luld a dinner mealing to ral.o lumls lor a workers' community center in Israel last night thai tho young nation serves aa a beacon ol freedom la the Near and Middle East. "If the nation can be preserved." he said, "their neighbors, seeing the superiority ol democracy and Irecdom, will accept the example and Join tho Ireo nations. Then we will ace a resurgence ol democracy and will bless the day we helped crealo this nutton." Draft Records Loss Investigated, PHILADELPHIA. lfi-The FBI and aelectlve service officials join ed local police today Investigating the destruction ol records and correspondence ol several drall boards In a 8oulh Philadelphia building. Police aald vandals smashed fil ing cabinets, rilled desks and left papers alrewn about the ollicea hi a raid early yesterday. IIIT1.KR TRIER, Germany I For nine years, tenants ol a Trier apart ment building complained that the chimney did not draw oil the smoke, A chimney aweep now has aolved the riddle. He nulled out a bust ol Adolf Hitler hidden In the chimney by a scared resident at tho end or World War II. NO CHARGE FOR PUNS or ESTIMATES GALLOWAYS BLDG. SERVICE Phone 2-2564 Eves. 6469 combine to insure tension and aiu- peuse until tho llmU curtain. Two OHH students, Michael Har ris and Beverly Hamplc, lm.vo both won lirsl prlr.es In Ihe Cnv cude District Oarden Club poster and essoy conical, Michael's pull er and Beverly's essay have been aenl on to the state contest. Wally Cory, a OHS senior, has been uwardrd one ol three Max D. Tucker tl.000 scholarships lo Oregon mate College. Wally will major In forestry. The juniors worked diligently preparing lor the Junior senior prom and banquet which was held Friday evening, April 23. The Uieme waa Peter Pan. Queen June James, and her court of princesses ruled over the acllvlles. Friday, April 16, senior skip day here at OHS, proved to be a great day for the senior class. A trip lo Hnlctn. Corvallla and Eu gene made up a mcnvji able and lull day lor seniors. Miko Willing ham, Larry Larson, BUI Richard son. Wesley Traw, Wally Cory. Dick Aenis, June James, P a t Hlckey, Carolyn Weber and Helen Hlaloy. Vcrn Rochek, class advla. er, accompanied tho group. Cam era (lends had a licld day st Detroit Dam, Willamette Umver. ally, Oregon Bin to College and The University ol Oregon. Scenes from atop the capltol building In Salem provided excellent material for class albums. A lour of Oregon Hiatc College was led by Bob Ulpe, a '53 OHH senior, now a slate freshman. Several students were fortunate In seeing college skits presented at Ihe University of Oregon Student Union Building Tie day was completed In Eugene theaters where the class saw "Prince Valiant" and "From Here lo Eternity." 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