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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1959)
o HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Sundav. Dee. 20. lf.fi? r,v. 9 A Shah Of Iran's Wife-To-Be Gets Final Trousseau Item TEHRAN. Iran (AP) - Farah i Dilia, the 21-year-old former art student who becomes the bride ot tue Shah o! Iran Monday, has re ceived the final item in her trousseau her Dior wedding gown. She tried it on as soon as it arrived by plane from Paris Fri day. The other dresses, coats and accessories that she selected on a recent Paris shopping spree were already in the Queen Mother's palace, where Farah is living temporarily. They fill about 60 pieces of luggage. the wedding gown is a princess rat in in a light bluish, pearl gray shade which designer Yves Matthew Saint Laurent selected lor the bride. It has a veil to match and a cape-like bolero. The setting for the wedding will be the Hall of Mirrors In the Marble Palace, where last wek Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlcvi entertained President Eisenhower! with a lavish luncheon. Members of the Shah's family, Farah's family, high state digni taries and a select number of guests will witness the ceremony. In another part of the palace the heads of diplomatic missions VIOLATOR NABBED MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPI) -Milwaukee police believed they have Captured one of the young est traffic violators in history. Officers Friday confiscated a 10 year-old boy's go-cart because the motor-driven vehicle had no lights and no horn and the boy lacked a driver's license. in Tehran will wait to consratu late the Shah and his bride. They will include U S. Ambassador and Mrs. Edward T. Wailes. Sunday Farah will go to Ghot bi Villa, seven miles northeast of Tehran, to spend the last night before the wedding with her mother, Faridah Diba. and other relatives. Monday afternoon mem bers of the Shah's family will es cort her to the palace for the ceremony. Mrs. Diba, two of Farah's uncles and an aunt Friday looked over the bride's future home, the Shah's private palace. Mrs. Diba paid particularly close attention to the clo.-et space. The 40-viar-old Shah's encase ment to the young Iranian beauty was proclaimed Nov. 23. The Shah divorced his first two wives because they did not bear him a son to inherit Iran s pea cock throne. RATES SIX PARAGRAPHS WASHINGTON (UP!) - The retirement last week of John L. Lewis, independent president uf the United Mine Workers, rated six parapraphs Saturday on page nine of the official AFL-CIO news. WHAT GOES? COLUMBUS, Ohio il'PP State Welfare Director Mary Gor man and Highway Safety Director J. Grant Keys said they com pared notes and found several persons licensed to drive in Ohio are receiving welfare aid as be ing blind. actuals JEWS, YIEVS 3 tiffin: ( ill JW 4 1 lis- it 4 $' J IV 1 VAjMI FIFTY THREE members of Klamath Falls Lodge, No. 1247, BPOEIks of the 275 who are on the membership roll, ap- pearea tor annual Uldtimers- Night on December 17 when all those who have been members for 25 years or more were honored. Dinner was followed by the regular lodge meeting and entertainment. r J By TIM MASON Student Council m embers learned of the civil defense pro gram planned (or KU from Wen dell Smith of the Civil Defense Committee during a regular Thursday meeting after school De cemher 1" in Room 328N. Mr. Smith outlined this plan to council so that they could give the 'tudents, whom they arc repre senting, an idea ol what is com ing. The complete evacuation plans will soon be sent to the par ents with accompanying informs lion sheet to be filled out by stu dents and signed, by parents so that the necessary information to complete details will be obtained "According to present civil de (ense plans, schools will receive notice of an alert at least 15 miiv utes before a general warning is broadcast, and students who live within IS minutes' walking dis- tance of KU mine blocks) and who do not normally have cars at school, will be dismissed immcdi ately, to walk home before the general alert is sounded. All oth er students those who keep cars at school and those without trans portation who live more than nine blocks from the school will be evacuated directly from the school by bus or automobile," the com mittee report read. "Evacuation routes for the high school will be north on Highway 1)7 either via Esplanade and Kit Carson Way or via North Eleventh Street, Oregon Avenue, and Biehn Slreet. After the general alert is sounded, it will be Impractical for cither pedestrians or cars to crossj these evacuation routes to get to or from the high school. Parents, therefore, should not attempt to. drive to school in order to pick up j their children after the general alert is sounded. I Buses, student and faculty cars. plus additional transporta tion which will be furnished if necessary by the Civil Defense Transportation Service, should al low us to evacuate all remaining students before parents could rfich the school alter a general alert," the report concluded. Also, special guesl. Ann Jen- dricjewski of Sacred Heart Acad emy, delivered her speech on "1 speak For Democracy" to the body in a timely message concern ing democracy as seen by a gavel. Included in her speech was the gavel's description of a hic,h school student council in operation. Under old business, the repre-; sentatives received final informa tion on the Christmas wreaths, which are to be put on their doors Monday. There is no limitations on the wreaths except that they per-; tHin to Christmas. A $5 prize will1 ba awarded to the , winning ; wreath. 1 The council also heard a report f by Ann Anderson representing the ssembly Committee. She relat-: ed that the entire student body will ro to a special Christmas assem-1 bly Wednesday. Before closing, the members heard some suggestions, including that of a cleanup committee, of buying a motion picture camera, j and the seating in Pelican Court for the basketball games. All this will be brought up next week for more complete discussion alter the students have their say in first period. Other news: The student body Christmas tree is up in the cafeteria with all its snendor of shining decorations sup plied by the various clubs and or ganizations. The annual special Christmas Edition of the Klamath Kratcr, the student newspaper, was issued Friday during sixth period. Leslie Weigart. a member of the University of Oregon's new trav eling science program, lectured and demonstrated to biology stu dents December 71 1. In this outstanding program, he showed films, slides, various unu sual specimens which gave special interest to his talk. Some of these specimens included the develop inu of a baby chick in an incu halor in several dillerent eggs with the tops cut off so students could witch their progress. He also showed many sea life speci mens encased in plastic, and some homemade traps for small animals. 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