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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1955
IIERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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DOLLS LIKE THIS one are seldom teen in .these timet. Thit
three-foot tall beauty has. been in the family of Mrs. Paul
Sharp, Klamath Falls, for 45 years and is more than 50 years
eld. She has a German bisque head and German glass blown
yes. Note jointed arms and perfection of fingers. The doll,
which was repaired by Mrs. Clarence Grove, above, is as large
as a three-year old child.
Chinese Reds Accuse U.S.
' GENEVA. Switzerland (UP) A
series of Red Chinese demands on
the United Stales coupled with a
string o( new accusations may
jeopardize the early return .of
Americans still In Communis-,
hands, diplomatic sources leared
today.
The Reds demanded that the
United States Rive names and in
formation on all Chinese residents
and assi.it the Indian embassy in
Washington to contact these per
sons. They accuse the United States of
"outright violation of the letter and
spirit" of the agreement for the
return of civilians reached in the
ambassadorial talks here.
The demands and accusations
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Methodists Set
Annual Rites
CHILOQUIN The annual Christ
mas programs to be given at tht
Methodist church are scheduled
for Sunday. December 18. The
Sunday school program will be at
10 a.m.. regular worship service
at 11 a.m. and a special Nativity
program in song and by movie will
be at 7. SO p.m. '
The evening program will feature
the choir directed by Mrs. Print
Bell as they present two Chilst
mas anthems, three foreign Christ
mas c irols, and two solo numbers.
"Sleep O Child Divine" sung by
contralto Janice Cuenther and "O
Holy Night" soprano Mrs. John
Mannerlng. A musical prelude will
be played on Ihe organ and piano.
A beautifully filmed version of
the Nativity story will be shown
by the Rev. Edmund Stanton at the
close of the choir selections. It be
gins with the appearance of the
angel unto Mary and closes with
he visit of the three Kings to the
infant Jesus while the sound track
carries orchestral and choir selec
tions and the Bible story.
Refreshments will be served In
ihe church basement following the
service.
The morning program will be di
vided into songs' and recitations bj
the orimaiy department, short
Christmas plays by the junior and
imcrmeaiate departments and the
Bible story by the senior division.
were contained in a statement
handed to correspondents Thurs
day uignl at an unprecedented
press conference at me K e a
Chinese consulate.
The United Stales denied charges
but diplomatic sources feared that
the demands may stymie for an
Indefinite time the talks between
U. S. Ambassador U. Alexis John
son and Red Chinese Ambassador
Wang Pir.g Nan. Tile United Slates.
has been reluclant to disclose Ihe
identity of Chinese still in the coun
try for fear of reprisals against
their families In China.
Johnson and Wang met Thursday
for the 30tl time since the talks
began Aug. 1. A brief announce
ment 6aid only they would meet
again next Thursday. But sources
said that the United States may
want additional time to study , the
Communist statement.
The five page Red document
charged the United States with:
Dance Studio
Reveals Hours
CfclLOQUlN 'The NormodCTin
Dance studios of Klamath Fnlir.
which has opened a branch in Chil
oqum .on Saturday afternoons in
Ihe basement of Our Lady of Mt
Carmel Catholic church, announce
the following schedule: 12-12.30,
Mgning and registering of new pup
ils; 12:30-1:30, very young pupils;
1:30-2 tap for 8-10 year olds: 2-3
ballet for same age group; 3-4 ballet
for older pupils; 44:30 top lor old
er pupils.
The schedule will bein effect un
less heavy registration in some di
vision necessitates a change.
Teachers are Edna Howell. Bar-
Mua Blanchurd, Marilyn Metier
and Barlene Brophy. '
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vis i 4 V'i
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. hlmimMki -AlL3 MAHVcX whose parenrt live in Porv-
land, are now serving in the U.S. Air Force. On ihe left is A-3c
Frank O. Berglund, now taking radio and radar training at Kes
ler Air Force Base, near Biloxi, Mississippi. He has been in the
Air Force since August. His older brother, A-3c Harold Berg
lund Jr., is also a radar and radio specialist, now on duty at
Blaine Air Force Base, Washington. The older brother, who
also took training at Keesler, will be released next February
after four years service.' The family moved to Portland in 1943.
Before they moved, the brothers attended Shasta View school.
Their grandmother, Mrs. Mary Berglund, lives at 2307 Biehn.
Winter Cold Spell Holds Fast
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
A mid-December cold spell held
fast over most of the nation to
day. Temperatures plunged below
freezing this morning into the
Southeast coastal states and parts
of the Gulf region. It was a frosty
30 in San Antonio, Tex., and 31 in
Mobile. Ala. , ' -I
The arctic air which has cooled I
the mia-continent mis wees spreau , northern New England tn the
across the entire eastern area and eastern Qrea, L.kes refflon Rnd
slppi Valley, the Ohio Valley and.
lower Michigan.
The coldest weather continued
In the upper Mississippi Valley.
Temperatures again today were
below or around zero in many
Midwest cities. They didn't get
much above zero in some northern
areas yesterday.
Snow and snow flurries fell dur
ing the night and early morning
much of the south' yesterday
Temperatures dropped more
than 20 degrees In many sections
of the East. Similar drons were
reported in the Southern Flalns
and northeastward from Texas
over the middle and-lower Missis-
Grocery Hearing
Set In Roseburg
PORTLAND 11 An' ther hear
ing . will, be .held here next week .
in an effort to reach an agreement
on a petition for a collective bar-j
gaining election for six Roseburg
area grocery stores. j
Robert J. Weiiier, National Labor
Relations Board hearings officer,!
said the date will be set after con
sultation with the parties involved.
APL Teamsters Union local 962
Fteks the election in the stores,
five at Roseburg and one at Suth
erlin. It wants to take ihe light
to bargain for employes away
from the AFL Retail Clerks Union,
which has a contract with the
stores.
Representatives of management ;
and the two unions met Tuesday
at Roseburg and Wednesday at j
r-uiuanu, duv vveie uimuie w lentil
rm agreement. If one can be ar
rived at next week an election will
be held in Roseburg about Feb. 1.
WITH HIS HELP ,
"With His Help" is the title of
a film that ' will be shown at the
First Baptist Church, Sunday at 7
p.m. This film has to do with the
Christian approach to the problem
of alcoholism. All people who face
the problem of alcoholism are in
vited to share1 in the help that the
film, presents. Pastor E. M. Causey
says of the film, "It does not be
mean the aJcoholic but presents the
way out of his plight in an under
standing and a sympathetic manner."
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southward into the Appalachians.
Falls at South Bend, Ind., and
Syracuse N. Y., measured an
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Exhibit Theft j
A mentally 111 World 'War II, Alt
Force veteran, whose name was
withheld by the sheriff's office,
caused a furor in Circuit Judge
David K. Vandeuberg's court
Thursday afternoon when he at
tempted to steal exhibits In a di
vorce action which were piled on
the Judge's bench.
It wa.- during a court recess and
(he Judge was In his chambers
when the veteran entered the court
room and picked up half a dozen
letfal documents.
As he was leaving the court
room, he was taken .Into custody
by Sherilf Murray Brittou.
Questioned at Ihe county Jail by
Brltton and District Attorney Rich
ard Beesley, the man appeared to
be under the delusion that he waa
14 yeais old and a veteran of the
first World War..
Women Back
Health Programs
Klamath County Farm Bureau
Women met Thursday for luncheon
at Uie Vlnema Hotel with Mrs.
Will Blackman of Henley, chair
man, presiding.
The gioup decided to support the
Red Cross blood bank proeram.
tuberculosis X-rays and diabetic
i heck-ups as Its health work for the
coming year.
Reports were given on the state
convention held last month in Sa
lem. The women decided to purchase
a creche for the Community Lounge
for Christmas.'
The next meeting will be th
third Thursday tn January,
He told the officials the trenches old and had been a patient for a
were "touuh." In France. long , period in the Veterans Hos-
Sheriff Britten located the man's ipltai in Roseburg. He was returned
mother. She said he was 40 years I to his home by Brltton.
FIRING STARTS
NICOSIA, Cyprus. British
troops opened fire over the heads
ol demonstrating students" In Fa
magusta Friday. About 300 school
boys marched through the streets
of Famagusta after a classroom
strike was declared. When British
troops opened fire with warning
shots, the shouting students dispersed.
BOATS CAPTURED
TOKYO i The Maritime Safe
ty Board today said' 02 Japanese
fishing boats had been captured
by Russian coast guard craft this
year. Eighty other craft were
chased out of the area near the
Soviet Kurile Islands.
Charles. Fay'i
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Chromespun taffeta, quilted designs, made with
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Embroidery chenille decoration Gift Boxed
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English Bone China 1.25
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Salt & Peppers
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Bed Pillows 4.98
New floral slip covers. Washable, siie 20x 26.
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