FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1935
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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CITY BRIEFS
Firt Aid Classes The Red
Cross will sponsor lirst aid classes
starting Monday, October 24, in
the Red Cross chapter room In the
county library beginning at 7 p.m.
Anyone interested in taking the
courses Is urged to attend. For
lurther information call 5917 aft
ernoons or evenings or the Red
Cross oil ice at 412$.
Chimb Meeting The Peace
Memorial Circle meetings will be
held Monday at 7:30 p.m. The
Beattie Circle will meet at the
home of Mrs. A. C. Olson, 2oli0
Hope street. Moser Circle will meet
at the home of Miss Joyce Lan
drum, 2734 Derby Street, Travaille
Circle will convene at the home
or Mrs. Dwayne Sicken, 5032 South
Etna.
Church Circle The Forsythe
Circle vill meet Friday at the
home of Mrs. Marie Woolsey, 2050
Etna beginning with dessert at
noon.
Alluras A daugher was born
October 15 at 9:3a p.m. at the
Modoc Medical Center to Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Necksessel of Alturas.
Patricia weighed 5 lbs. 12'., oi. at
birth.
Visitor Walter Kerriean. Ash
land, former resident of Klamath
Falls Is here to attend meetings
of the Klamath Indian Council at
the Klamath Agency. Mr. Kern
gan has been a patient at Camp
wmie lor several months.
Pythian Sisters Social Club
will meet tonight, 8 o'clock at the
home ol Marie Kilgore, 303 South
ruth Street, Apartment No. 7.
Westminster Fellowship of
Peace Memorial Church will hold
Its fall festival Saturday. October
22 at the church on South Sixth
Street from 7 to 10 p.m. There
will be lun for all age groups,
talent show and games. Food
booths will be open and the public
is cordially Invited.
The Youth Choir of the First
Covenant Church. 823 Walnut
Street will sing "The Lord's Pray
er" at the II a.m. worship service
on Sunday, October 23.
Halloween The members of
the Loyal Order of Moose will en
tcriain at a Halloween party for
children in the basement of the
Moose Hall, 1010 Pine Street fol
lowing a 6 o'clock pot luck supper
on Friday, October 28.
Girl Scout leaders who missed
the neighborhood arts and crafts
workshops may attend the final
session at the YMCA on Tuesday,
October 25 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Take a sack lunch and coffee cups.
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A HOTPOINT WASHER was the prize won by Mrs. 1 1 1 1 e
(Harry) Vogtman, 221 North Spring Street, in a national con
teit sponsored by the Hotpolnt Appliance Company, Mrs,
Vogtman signed a blank at the Swan Lake Moulding Company,
distributors for Hotpoint equipment. Her name was one of hun
dreds of thousands submitted that was drawn for a priie.
Hugh Estes, employe of Swan Lake Moulding Company, deliv
ered the prize to the astonished winner.
Jet Crash In Japan Takes Crewman's Life
TOKYO Ufi A U.S. Air Force Lt. Charles W. Clark, co-pilot
medium jet bomber on. a training
flight to Japan crashed on takeoff
in northern Honshu Friday, killing
one crewman and injuring three
others.
The plane was one of several
from Mountain Home Air Force
Base in Idaho on a "mobility ex
ercise" to Japan and Okinawa.
(Col. W. C. Bacon, commanding
officer of the Idaho base, said he
had been informed the other three
crew members received minor in
juries. They were identified as 1st.
Roseburg, Ore., Capt. George M
Wentsch, pilot. San Angelo, Tex.
and S. Sat. William A. Trueva
Bane. Vt )
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Asian-African Bloc Stumps United Nations Diplomats
UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. tfl
When a major Issue pops up in
the United Nations these days,
diplomats are apt to ask:
How about the Asian-African
bloc?"
It isn't an easy question to an
swer. The group of 17 nations
representing more than 650 mil-
Ion of the world's 22 billion peo
ple Isn't a solid bloc at all. But
tney represent a vigorous coalition
with enough potential strcngtn to
wrinkle the brows of U.N, diplo
mats.
The bloc includes Afghanistan,
Burma, Egypt, Ethiopia. India, In-
Loel Pleads
Self-Defense
OKLAHOMA CITY (UP) Otto
Austin Loci, 44, one-time Oregon
police chief charged with the fatal
stabbing of a California woman,
pressed a surprise plea of self
defense today as his trial drew to
a close.
Jurors were expected to begin
deciding Loci's rate before noon.
The trial picked up speed late
yesterday when Loel took the stand
to present tne most sensational tes
timony of the trial.
The former Sandy. Ore., police
chief admitted plunging a hunting
Kmie into Mis. Elizabeth Jeanne
Henderson Jan. 10, 1954. but he
said it was In a "fit of pain" while
defending himself. The two had
taken a motel room together here.
During his two hours on the
stand, Loel first repudiated the
confession given to the FBI fol
lowing his arrest at Orlando, Fla.,
stating he knifed the 31-year-old
Compton, Calil., woman.
donesia. Iran. Iraq, Lebanon, Li
beria, Pakistan, the Philippines,
Saudi Arabia, Syria, Thailand,
Turey and Yemen. ( ,
Six of the 17 are members of
pro-Western itoS. Iraq. Tur
key, Pakistan and Iran belong to
the Baghdad Pact. Turkey is a
member of the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization. The Philip
pines, Thailand and Pakistan have
lined up in the Southeast Asia
Treaty Organization (SEATO).
Egypt and other Arab nations
bitterly oppose the Baghdad, Pnct.
in which Biitain is an associate
now and the United States a pros
pective associate.
India does not like Pakistan's
participation in the Baghdad Fact
and objects to her acceptance ol
U.S. military aid. India and Paki
stan have long unsettled issues,
chu-f among them the future oi
Kauhmir slate.
India, which played a leading
role In the organization of the
Asian-African bloo four years ago.
also opposes SEATO. saying it will
not contribute to peace In the Far
East.
It is In thA hitter rnnlMUrGu
between colonial and antlcolonlal
powers that the Asian-African bloc
has demonstrated lu armtimmt
strength.
Charles Foy's
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Open Every Night
Located on Calif.-Ore.
border . Highway 97
Phono Exeter 7-4772
Dorris, California
With the support of the Eovlel
bloc end a scattering of other na
tions, the Asian-African group suc
ceeded in getting the Algerian Is
sue placed before this session of
the General Assembly. France
walked out of the Assembly Im
mediately afterward, lt was s nar
row margin of victory 28 to 27.
Turkey opposed airing the Alger
ian Issue st this time. Ethiopia
abstained. !
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Guest .Speaker The counsellor
lo the president of the Southern
Oregon District, Elder Milton Pet
rie of Grants Pass, will be guest
speaker this Sunday at the Re
organized Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter Day Saints at the 11 a.m.
service. The church is located at
Ninth "and Plum streets.
Meeting -A The first meeting of
. the Interior1' Design- Group, the
AAUW will be held Monday. Oc
tober 24 at 8 p.m- at the home of
Mrs. Robert Kent, 1934 Painter
Street. Helen Morrison will give
a shori talk on the meaning of
interior design. Anyone Interested
is invited to attend.
Away Mrs. George Blanas
left this wdek for Louisville, Ken
tucky, where she will visit her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Elliott.
Meeting of the DAV Auxiliary
8 p.m. tonight In the KC Hall.
Remember the cooked food
sale sponsored by the staff of the
Klamath Union High School News
Nugget. The sale will start at 9
a.m. Saturday, October 22 at the
J. C. Penney Company store and
at Sears store.
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