Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 17, 1955, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextI.MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1955 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN :. . V ! 1- mi t ! t 1, ', .J -N i Len Surles all photos by Floyd Sc-. fi. .'A.Vt ' Charles Bane f-.Vv V Lawrence Wills Parents Plan Fall Meeting The Peterson Parents and Pa trons Association will hold its first (all meeting Tuesday in the school auditorium. The new officers are Len Surles, president; Lawrence Wills, first vice president; Charles Bane, sec ond vice president; Mrs. George ... Yahrous, secretary; Mrs. Bill Nel son, treasurer. New committee chair meli will be introduced at the meeting. They lire membership, Mrs. Leonard Al len; publicity, Mrs. Oren Gossett; hospitality, Mrs. Jim Stilwell; pro gram, '.Karl Glos. Principal Art Millard will introduce the teach ing staff. An open house is planned for 7:15 p.m. and the meeting is to i begin at 8. Refreshments will be ; served by the executive board. If - h f HV " Mediator Seeks Phone Strike End SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Feder al Mediator Arthur Vlat made another attempt today to end a week-long strike against the Pac ific Telephona and Telegraph Com pany in Northern California and Nevada. Vlat asked negotiators for the PT&-T and the CIO Communica tions Workers of America to meet with him today. An initial round of 'conciliation talks ended last Saturday with both sictes "at the same place they were - when the strike began." The strike began last Monday when 17,500 members of the CIO CWA and 450O commercial and accounting employes belonging to two independent unions left their Jobs to back demands for higher wages. Dial service has functioned smoothly, but long distance and manual calls have been subject to delays. African King Returns Home KAMPALA, Uganda Ml King Freddie, tho 31-year-old Kabaka of Buunda, returned home to n tumultuous welcome Monday f il er two years exile in Britain. Thousands of -Africans roared out their tribal victory cry as the dapper young monarch stepped from a plane at Entebbe Airport. DEATH TOLL KUSHIRO, Japan Ml Police said Monday the confirmed toll from a sudden gale that hit Hok kaido's east coast Saturday was 13 dead and 19 missing. The cheering was redoubled when 24-year-old Queen Nabager eka. who had kept the home fires jurnlng, greeted her returning lord. The Cambridge-educated Kaba ka. Frederick Mutesa II. was exiled In 1953 when ne opposed Britain's plans to federate his kingdom more closely with the three other provinces of the Uganda protectorate. He was allowed to return under a new agreement which leaves him with fewer powers and puts more responsibility on the luki ko, his parliament. For days the drums have been rolling as thousands of tribesmen poured in from the country to wel come hack their beloved young king. Eight days of national re joicing are planned. It will be a busy time for bar bers, too. Lined up before tnem wall be the "bearded men," who swore two years ago not to shave until the British government let the Kab.ika return. The two years' growth of hair will be collected and packed into a huge cushion on which King Freddie will be asked to sit every Nov. 30, the anniversary ol his exile. FEAR Any Cough When a cough atarts begin using Creomulsion quick for toothing, re laxing, phlegm loosening help. You'll like its results better than other medi cine or druggist refunds your money. No narcotics. Pleasant to take, CREOMULSION Rimes Coat, Cast Cot. Aorta Steacaitia Turkish Leader Renamed To Post ANKARA. Turkey Ifl Turkish Premier Adnan Menderps was re elected president of his ruling Democratic Party early Monday by an overwhelming majority despite a revolt acniiist his leader ship by 19 party members in parliament. A total of 1,254 delegates to the party congress voted for the 56-year-old prime minister. The num ber of votes against him was not reported but less than 1,500 dele gates atended the congress. ACCORDION BAND 's FUN A few openings now available for lessons. INSTRUMENTS FURNISHED ON RENTAL BASIS Phone: Leona Robertson Studio Phone 7580 TV SPECIALS TV NEW LOW PRICES ONLY A FEW LEFT 1 21' 21' CBS Console CBS Table 1 21" Syl. Table 1 -21" Syl. Table 1- 21 "Sparton Table Was 229.00 249.95 269.95 289.95 299.95 Now 179.00 199.95 199.95 239.95 209.95 Save 50.00 50.00 70.00 50.00 90.00 Now On Display 1956 Svlvania Sets Close Outs on '56 C.B.S. Models TELE-PLIAKCE CENTER RADIO - TV - APPLIANCE - REPAIR SERVICE ALL MAKES Urh and Walnut Phone 7709 Mrs. George Yahraus Mrs. Bill Nelson Democrat Chiefs Plan Speeches PORTLAND Wl Monroe Sweet land, Democratic national commit teeman for Oregon, reported here 'Saturday that three men who have sbcen mentioned for the Democratic presidential nomination, will speak In Oregon. ' i Adlai Stevenson, the party's , Standard bearer in the 185a cam paign, will visit the state "soon nfter the first of the year," Sweet land said. Gov. Averell Harrlman of New York is to speak at a $5-a-plate fund raising banquet in Clackamas County Dec. 22. Sen. Ketauver (D-Tennt will be invited to Oregon also, Sweetland said. Meantime Republican Party leaders expressed doubt that Vice President Nixon will be able to attend the Republican Western .states Conference scheduled for Nov. 3-6 in Portland. They said that the President's recent heart attack may keep Nixon In Washington on govern ment business. Woman Dies From Crash Injuries PORTLAND W! Mrs. Bertah Wllley, 78. injured when struck by : a car, died In a hospital Saturday night. It was Portland's 29th traffic fatality of the year. The driver of the car. Identified as Edward M. Bombrowe. 21, of Amboy, Wash., was cited for fail ure to yield right of way to a pedestrian, police said. Peron Takes Up Interment ASUNGION, Paraguay (IP) Juan D. Peron drove away to intern ment on a .ranch in southern Par aguay Monday the 10th anniver sary of the great demonstration which thrust him to supreme pow er in Argentina, At 9 a.m., his car left the home of wealthy friends in the Para guayan capital, where he has been staying since his exile from Ar gentina a month ago. He was headed for the estate near Villar rica where the Paraguayan gov ernment has promised to intern him. Argentina has asked that Pe ron be interned far enough from the border so he could not cause trouble. Oct. 17 has been celebrated an nually by Peron's labor union, sup porters to commemorate the day in 1945 when a general strike and riotous processions through Buenos Aires they forced his release from prison and set him on the road to dictatorship. The ex-president Sunday was re ported recovering from a slight case of influenza. 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