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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1959)
TAGE 8 A HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Fall. Ore. Wednesday. August 5. 100 i. 1 THE TWO MRS. BRAUNS By Donald J. Sobal a THE CASE Or "Konrad Braun, (he Wrvst C.pr man jeweler, was strangled last week in his holel room." said In fpector Winlers. "His estate. reputedly over half a million, will go to his bride." "Bride?" Haledjian raised an eyebrow. "Braun was past 70 wasn't he?" "Apparently he married secretin just before sailing for America He wired his American partner that his bride would join him in New York a week later. Other than that Mrs. Braun was a piano teacher, we don't know anythin about her. Today she showed up or two of them did. Both have all the necessary papers and kn.iw everything about Braun. But one is an impostor, and probably a mur derer as well." Haledjian consented to accom pany the inspector to the home of the murdered man's American partner. In the livins room, the two Mrs. Brauns. a blond and a brunette, sal glowering at one an other. Both were robust, lliirtyish. end pretty. Haledjian shook hands first with the blonde and winced. Her grip left a red welt where her ring had bitten into his fingers. The brunette, who looked equally for midable, wore rings on almost ev ery finger. In self protection, Hal edjian merely bowed. "Would you play the piano (or me? he re quested. The brunette went smoothly into a Chopin Nocturne, her muscular fingers ajliller. Haledjian counted three sapphire rings and a wed ding band on her left hand, and three diamonds of assorted sizes on her right. When she finished, the blonde at acked the keyboard, playing the same nocturne as though to out nine her rival. Musically she did as well, though her single plain wedding band let! her far behind n the jewelry contest. When the last, note died. Hale Ijian said. "Suppose you tell us why you are posing as Mrs Itraun." To which one did Haledjian speak? Pool Officials Extend Clsss J Fit' The blonde followed fhe brunette at the piano, play ing the same nocturne as though to outshine her rival. 'iiniiipe.il URin.ia; aq J3iC IU.11M !oous aus punii aiii punq iqSu ai uo purjq jaq ajo apuoq aqj, -tuoisiu unaijauiy ai1 'punq lj,i aqi uo Sui.1 aScujrjiu jaq ajo oq 'an.iun.iq pa;MMaq aqi ox' (Copyright, 1959, hy Donald J. Sobol) Convict Caught; Was Applying For Police Job KANSAS CITY, Mo. IAP -Patrolman Conrad Blevins was interviewing Morris, Dean Winters Tuesday and not making much progress. It was a routine interview, but Blevins said Minters was evasive. "I had to drag the answer In every question out of him," the policeman said. Blevins checked anyway and found that Minters, 27, a Kansas City Negro, was wanted by Texas as a parole violator. What was he doing in the police nation? He had heard that (he department was trying In recruit 200 policemen, so he applied for a job. Qualifies In Rifle Army Specialist Four Gary J. Cramer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cramer, 33,"0 Shasta Way, recently qualified as expert in fir ing the M l rifle while assigned to (he 21th Infantry Division in Ger many. Specialist Cramer, a mcnibcr of Battery A o( the division's 24th ar tillery, entered the Army in Jan uary, 1057, and received basic training at Ford Old. He arrived in Kurope In October ol that year. The 21-year-old soldier is a lil.ili graduate of Klamath Union High School. -.- -. r- - V" 1 C ,1 ' i . - TON-ATEE TRACTS, a new subdivision developed by Paul McAfee and Gene Stratton of M4S Realty, will be open for inspection this weekend. This 3-bedroom home has been built at the corner of Bristol and Fargo, one of more than 80 in the subdivision. All will have double bath or bath and a half, frame or Glass Mountain Brick construction, fully FHA and Gl-approved for low down payments on 30-year loans. Floor plans call for 1 , 1 40 to 1,280 square feet of living area. it-a .m 8-3 -.10 I mm. Kansas Picnic Set The annual Southern Oregon and Northern California Kansas picnic will be held Sunday, August u, in Lilhia Park at Ashland, beginning at 12:30 p.m. All former resi dciils of Kansas are invited to at tend. Award will be presented to !he oldest man or woman present, the couple married the longest, newest married couple, young est baby, largest family and the person or family traveling die greatest distance to the picnic. Those attending are asked to bring a pot luck lunch and their own table service. Mrs. Alexan der's Hawaiian Band will furnish music for the affair. Shovel Death Ruled Murder .MKDFOP.D (API - A 31-year-old Medford woman was ar raigned on a second degree mur der charge here Tuesday. Mrs. Esther Klizahcfh Lonch Is accused o( killing William B. Simons, about 65, resident a( the Camp While Veterans Domiciliary near here. He died Sunday after being struck with a shovel. For one month a year Moslems eat nothing during daylight hours. Congress Okays B5a Money Bill WASHINGTON 1AP1 - Con gress has passed its biggest money bill of the session: $39,228,- 239.000 for defense. , It includes, among many other items, funds to plan a second nil clear aircraft carrier and to boost the number of Army reservists and Marines. The bill, approved hy voice vote in the House and by an 83-0 roll call vote in the Senate Tuesday, goes to the White House. Hecord demand for Red Cross swimming lessons have prompted Klamath Municipal Pool directors tu extend the summer program an additional session from August 21 through September 4. F.lla Redkey, pool manager, sa'5TrOOP5 PctlOl registration is open at the pool ... A I right now, and will end the da.Vf!Qtii"!fJ wCtpitCII classes begin. She adds this scs- Cify of Klamath Falls CUILDING PERMITS l-'jft-VJ 1.;w-.Vi 7..t-'i!i If, . :t M'n. ll.M, rrtrt, tntilthed" Ormilr ronirol n'W rtniitnrm liew rrslflrncB rrrnodH bu rf model partitinn M fi. Jnrdf. fill t phim Drew Fam'lv, 7 ;-l:tA Miin W. D Bl(hv, 5. m hhiu Wy Irrd lot, Hrrhrrl SI, Mrs. VV.J). Millr-r, fnntfr Avf hps Stiver Hut. t.. Main A Appleite rrrd Turkrr, JJH f Klh rldicon In uarehouae llralon SIpI C o., 4'i Sprlnf St, rrmnrffl-rir damaa ni.m Mnlnra. V-'J h. fclh rrmodcl bualnraa Drrh a Muair Slrr, Ilk S. 1th . TOTAL VAI.I ATION: -!,T0U.0ft lal ValuaKan Monch nf July. IM.Vt :iiH.(Ml.(HI 11 Valuation Monih of July, t".K llfiD.Dltt.OO . BACKED LP BOAST WIGGINS, Miss. 'LTD Au ihorities today searched for an es- tape artist who thoy said picked CARACAS. Venezuela AP lmk In tpt nut of the citv jail. rw.n .i-ill n,., .ti. nli K 1- nf ' I ...... ... c me Ul Armed troops kept vigil todayisaued three hars to iree nis wne ine ear' . over .u,m uid e-!5haken by njne hours of b!oofiv pected. a 10 30 a.m. section will k r, J n U I It . 1 uc ,u i " were killed and more than 100 section lor all groups, and if reg istration is overwhelming, a 9.4: a.m. class may be tacked on. ' As the schedule stands, all Venezuela's jittery capital.!'" the county jail then picked an aUU Ul'dlU S iui.iv iu s.cai a pickup truck. C. B. McNair. 29. of Hattiesburg. Mss., had boasted earlier "there ain't no jail that can hold me." rioting in which at least 4 persons wounded. The demonstrations began Tues day with a rally of workers pro testing cancellation of an emCT- swimmcrs, including beginners, in- gency public works project to lermediates. advanced, litesavcrsjprovide jobs for the unemployed. -every group so far included in Police and government troops the program-will get instruction 'moved in and cleared the streets. at 11:15 a m. A parent-child swim ming class will continue from noon to 1 p.m. daily. Classes will be conducted Mon day through Friday. They are free of charge. Instructors are numer ous enough to be adequate, Miss Redkey says. 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