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Klamath Junior High News
Midwife Sherlock
Does Ir Again
CHICAGO For a policeman.
olliccr Leo Sherlock does all right
. n mmwiie.
Nlcknnmcd "Midwife Sherlock"
by hl3' .slntlon house companions.
Sherlock helped deliver his 103rd
Dnoy over the weekend.
He hnd only to step across the
street from the station house to
help deliver a seven-pound Rlrl to
Mrs. Helen Farmer, 28. Mother
and daughter are reported doing
line.
Sherlock hns compiled his rec
ord over a 20-ycar span.
By KENNETH HENRY
The matailne drive is now go
ing stroii,. The students were
taught the way to sell the many
various magaslne subscriptions
and how to 111 out the order
blanks. Prizes will be awarded to
the students who sell the most
subscriptions. A certain percent
age or tne money taken In will go
to various student activities.
Monday, October 31 was Hick
Day, the day the students were
supposed to dress like anything
except themselves. Prizes were
awarded to Joe Pynes, Judy
Oreiory, Stuart Maxwell, Jimmy
Civil Service
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THE EXCITING TRUE LIFE STORT OF
AUDIE MURPHY
AMERICA'S MOST OECORATED NEROI
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The United .States Civil Service
Commission has announced exam
inations for the following positions:
engineering draftsman, 13.960 to
M.394, and statistical draftsman,
J2.960 to M,529, for duty In vari
ous federal agencies in Washing
ton, DC, and vicinity; and nurs
ing consultant in maternal and
child health, $7,510 a year, for
duty in the Children's Bureau, in
Washington, D.C., and throughout
the United States.
To qualify for draftsman posi
tions, applicants must have had
appropriate experience and-or edu
cation. A sample of their work
must be furnished. Persons apply
ing for nursing consultant in ma
ternal and child health must have
had appropriate nursing training
and experience and must be regis
ter ea as graduate professional
nurses In a state, territory, or the
uisirici or Columbia, no written
tests will be given.
Further information and appli.
cation forms mav be obtained from
Civil Service Clerk located at Post
Office or from the U.S. Civil 8erv.
Ice Commission, Washington 25,
D.C. Persons interested in drafts.
man positions should file their ap
plications with the commission's
office in Washington. For nursing
consultant positions, applications
must De iiiea witn the Board of
U.8. Civil Service Examiners.
Children's Bureau, Department of
Heaitn, Education and welfare.
Washington 2J. D.C. Applications
win be accepted until further no.
tice.
Boyd. Gary Zuniwalt, and Jerry
Waddell for their humorous cos
tumes. Refreshments were served
and the students were then dis
missed. Hick Day was planned
by the Social Committee.
An assembly concerning conser
vation was presented by Mr. Ham
er of the Oregon State Game Com
mission on November 2. He showed
illustrations about conservation
and he showed a film called
"Yours Is The Land."
The Fisher Body Craftsman
Guild was the topic of an as
sembly presented to the boys of
KFJH by Mr. Beebe on Novem
ber 3. Mr. Beebe was from De
troit. He told about exnerlmnntui
cars und how to design them. He
then showed a movie titled "Mod
el Builders." When
zuauorium inc boys received
pimpnus exDiaininc th ouiin
mere Is to be a contest for all
bovs in the United States who
nave bunt model cars. .
ine scnool vear is HIviHa intn
lour terms. The term first ended
Friday, November 4. From No
vembcr 3 to November 4 the stu
dents were, given1 tests to help de
termine grades for report cards.
Report grades will be put on the
cards Tuesday, November 8, and
report cards will go home on
Wednesday. . -
Open House Night at KFJH will
be on Thursday, November 10. The
Boys' Glee Club will provide part
of the entertainment. Rooms will
oe open for visitation. Refresh
ments will be served by the PTA.
All parents are requested to rcme
and meet their children's teachers.
Jury To Be Chosen For
Southern Kidnap Trial
AUDIE MURPHY
MARSHALL THOMPSON
Court Records
KLAMATH FAM.S
MlNKirAL COIKT
Gerald Chester, drunk. 125 forfeited.
Marvin Tupper, drunk, $25 or 13 i
day.
John Thurman, drunk, tl forfeited.
Martin Poekui, drunk, $28 or 12't
days.
Danny Skeen. warrant for meler tic
ket lift vioutlonsi, $36 forfeited,
Undity Pom pay, drunk, 23 or 12t
da vi.
Donald Ku(fne Garren, failure to ob-
rrvg iraiuc iim, 93 lonelier,
Allen Bronson, drunk, MS or 12b
day.
David T.. WaHh, no reiiatratton Visi
ble, 4 forfeited.
KLAMATH COl'STY
Ml'NKirAI, COI'KT
aJ?1.11- overloed.
20 hull forfeited.
Merlin Kenneth Lupoid, tandem mxl
George Carl Weldman, axle overload
20 bail forfeited.
Richard Allen MrMami. tandem axle
Kay Krant, improper muffler. $5 paid
.nn T . uaruie. aault and bal
ing wnut unarmeo, bo day county
Jail iUSDndd lonrl bhvinr
Jim Arthur Rltchey, falllnf to stop ti
. vt.ju imii 101 iuea.
Ueorie Dewey Lnard, falline to
top at atop aim. 7 W ball iorfeited
tiomer Benjamin Johmon. haultnl
Sr. "inotri. a7.su paid
Mlrhael Dxter Patten, no operat
Itrente. $5 paid.
...i!. i'nrw Jr.. haullnr !
with insufficient binder. 7 50 paid
-ih". 51vln .rt" Jr- no vehicle
platM, $5 paid.
tlarence Ivti Tellver, Jnadeouate
emergency brake, $5 paid
Edmona Cecile King, failinf to atop
at atari aim
Bioff Slaying
Probe Slated
PHOENIX. Arls. i.fAn Inquest
Into the mystery bomb-slaying ol
euiru rncKrieer wnn nioif v
Mrneauiea lor today with his widow
i a witness.
uincers said a weekend of in.
tensive detective work has lalled
to turn up any new clues, and the
lew they hava to go on are
meager.
Mra. Bloif, who has relumed U
give anything but the most briel
statement to newsmen since her
husband died In a tremendeu; ex
plosion as he stepped on the start
er ol his truck Friday, will be
called to conlirm his Identities
'.ion. Most of Blolf'a fingers mere
blown off or mutilated in the blast.
Flnfe. prim charts were scheduled
to arrive today.
Odictrs eliminated one angle In
the gangster-style killing when
ihey found Blofi'a seven-carat di
amond ring on his lawn. Ha wore
It on his right hand, which was
blown off In the explosion.
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GREENWOD. Miss. 11 DUt.
Atty. Stanny Sanders said Negroes
may be an the panel from which
a grand jury was to be drawn
today iu the Emmett Till kidnap
case,
"We've had them before . . .
There mav be some on there this
time," Sanders told reporters last
night.
A 20-member grand Jury chosen
from the panel will decide whether
white half-brothers Roy Bryant and
J w. Milam will stand trial for
kidnaping Till, a 14-year-old Chi
cago boy who disappeared while
vacationing in Mississippi.
An all-white criminal court Jury
In neighboring Tallahatchie Coun
ty found Bryant and Milam Inno
cent of murderii'g Till. Both are
free on 110,000 ball in the kidnap
charge.
The Jury decided there was
"reasonable doubt" about Identi
fication of the battered, bullet
pierced body pulled from the Tal
lahatchie River Aug. 31. Mrs. Ma
mie Bradley, Tlll's mother, said
the bodv was her son. Several de
fense witnesses however, including J
an undertaker and a sheriff, testi-i
lied the body had been in the water j
too long to be Tlll's.
Sanders said most of the local
witnesses who testified lor the j
state in the murder trill will be j
summoned before the grand Jury,
including Mose Wright, the boy's
uncle, and Willie Reed, an 18-year-'
old Negro farm hand who worked
lor Milam s brother. Botn nave
fince left the state to live in Chi
cago.
At the murder iriai, wrigiu ics-
llfled that two white men who
closely resembled Bryant and Mi
lam came to his sharecropper cab
in for. the "Chicago boy who did
the smart talk at Money."
Brvant operates a general store
at Money. Miss. In testimony that
was withheld from the Jury, his
Dretty brunette wife told how a
Negro put his arms around her
and boasted of being "with white
women before." She did not identi
fy the Negro..
The sheriff of Leflore County
and a deouty testified Bryant and
Milam admitted taking the boy
from Mose Wright's cabin but
claimed they released him when
he turned out to be the wrong
one.
Reed's testimony, which Jury
Foreman J. A. Shaw Jr. said was
disregarded, attempted to cast
doubt on the claim by placing "a
bald headed man who looked like
Milam" with Till several hours
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WILLARD HOTEL
Phone 308S
after the men said they released statutes
him. penalty, me otner a
Mississippi has two kidnaping 1 penitentiary term of lo years.
one provides de.n.
the other a maxim,,..
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