Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 19, 1960, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextHRn Al.n AVP NKWS, Kl.mmlli I'iiIIs. flio tiir-sclav. April 10. inn PACK SEVEN African Called Strike Fails To Achieve Goal JOHANNESliLUCi (AD - The one ucck strike called by the out lawed Alriran National Coiikii'.ss to protest the white government's strict racial laws ailed to achieve its aim today. Police in all major South Alrica reported w here police rounded up "undesir ables." questioned 200 Negroes and detained many of them. In Juhannesburc. South Africa's largest cilv. buses and trains llrom Negro settlements were cities of crowded with workers. that Ne-: licporls from Cape Town. Dur- Court Ru!es Deportation jjiocs showed up in normal mint-. ban and elsewhere said the silua liers and without hindrance by al-'tion was quiet there also and leged intimidators. Negroes were streaming to work. No major violence was report-! Troops were standing by at such ed. The only police action an- trouble s(iols as the Nyanga and nounccd at noun was a raid on l.anga townships near (.'ape Towiii An African settlement near the In- and (.'atn Manor near Durban. dian Ocean city of Port Elizabeth. Police riot cars cruised slowly among the houses. I The police manned raid: through the Negro townships u search of agitators and stay-at- homes. The work stoppage called by the 'outlawed African National Con-' iM'css started Monilav. Rut the WASHINGTON' AF - The.Hav was a national Easter holi-j Supreme Court today upheld a de- j;lv an( ,llis postponed the real porlation order against a Ml-year- ,cs, o( lhc Mnkf c;1 linl Tucs.j old Portland. Ore., house painter ,ilv I who was brought to this country. 'jh(, BVeinmenl has warned Ne (rom Kinl.inci when less than a ,,, lh;il ,,ov (;K.C ,)ss o( ,hcjl. year old. The painter. Wilha Niuk- juhs or banishment to native re-1 kanen. was ordered deported oniwrv(.s jn ,he n,c,.jn,. jf tncv prounds he was an active Com- i, lho 5,.lv.at.home call, munist parly member from 19.17 The ., o( lhe urk sln)w;;(. ' is to force the government to case The court announced its ruling ils fcrn M.WV).ufiun 11BS iln( ,. In an unsigned opinion. Justice ,.0m (or jiuM Nool() Pnuglas wrote a dissenting opin- 0;irn.s. The cvernment broke a ion. joined by Chief Justice War- ,.,..,I1MS uork ,v,. i,v uinVi spread raids in the Negro settle ments and wholesale arrests. lics id, - M MiZXQmU& Am Cabbie Befriends Family; Doctors Perform Surgery ji ii m urn m nw i PM.IAS. Tex. IAP1 A doenjin the flitted Stales. jnecatne h'uoil type was needed doctors at I'hildrcn's Medical Cen-i The operation was scheduled foriior Miina's operation llcnrv lined lor will try In repair the heart of ' p.m. today. up 10 donors at Texas Instill- a littie girl today while her par-; Henry's cab pulled up at .1 a m mcnls Co.. where he formerly cuts and a cab driver pray for'as! Thin s;la at a Dallas bus sla-,woi ked. and at the city trans- UCCesS. HUM. .ill. .HIM ,UIV .U'ailtU'i The cab driver is W. II. Henry. Cvetic lilted Maria in A turn 10 a bachelor who belricmlcd lhc!ricnd!np soon developed between family when he met them at a bus Henry and the lamily I rum Aus station last week. ti'ia. Iiulh Maria Cvetic has never The Cvelies spoke no English had a normal heart. The corrcc- ileiiry has a know ledge ol lier tne own surgery that doctors in ni.in from a'mosi six years ol Hcrmany and Sweden told her Army 1:1c in (ieiinany. parents 'could be done "only in The family bad come from Mex America" may allow her a nor-jico City where Cvetic worked as nvil life. ' metallin gist. Their car broke Henry said lhe :l.vcar-old girl down at San Autumn so they con was horn in Mexico City, where Invied by bus to Dallas, her parents have lived lor livei liescrva'ions they thought Ihev wars. made at a Dallas motel tier father told Henry that doc- could not he vcrilied tors in Mexico sent a diagnosis of; The lanky cabbie wheeled bis her condition to physicians in Eu- 'axi to his house trailer and rope who wrote back and said the told the Cvelies to make Ihcm operation could only be pertormed selves at home Henry moved in w it it friends. Next day. be learned rare A- portalion company. Henry has been slaying with lho family at lhe hospital where at tendatils said he has helped the doctors by serving as interpcter. A RARE AWARD was presented to Mrs. Fred Case, local Selective Service clerk, last week by Sgt. First Class M. W. Buess, Army recruiter for Klamath County. Only five such certificates of appreciation have been awarded so tar in Oregon. The award is made for outstanding contribution to the Army volunteer recruiting program. It was awarded by headquarters, Sixth Army Recruiting District, San Fran cisco Presidio. ren. Justices Rlack and Brennan. This made the vole 5-4. Niukkanen came lo Ibis countrv MD Hopeful; Greek Lad Doing Fine NEW YOltlx 'AP A Creek-crucial heart operation behind lace of lhe Associated Press, boy rested at a hospital today, his him. worked lor three monlhs on ar- - -- i,.kl.lcslcl. (;nlcia Hospital rangements lo bring the boy here. C Olirt RprOrn"? .reported him in good condition and Alert Lad Aids Father KANSAS CITY. Mo. AP iilcii 7-vc;u-old boy averted an accident Monday alter his father suffered a heart attack while driving a car. Joe Baxter. w. who has had a heart ailment several years, kept on driving after the seizure hop ing to reach his destination in a Kansas Citv suburb. He told his The Finest, Most AttractivB Windows i Doors On The Icet! Nylon Rollers Anodiicd Finish Will accommodate Thermo-Panc or Storm Windows COMPLETELY WEATHERSTRIPPED COMPETITIVELY PRICED! CALL TU 4-5518 FOR FREE ESTIMATES RUSSELL GLASS CO. 1721 Main Phone TU 4-5518 Johannesburg and its surround- . Erirn'''' ..v ..... u...v. r... -vpni-o (IVMlShlDS HCI'C llO(MlC(1 22 i lfl DiSTBICT COURT Pay S'ics. qrouD Over hCinnq sel Apr. 1953 and for seven vears at- invir lho Innt' lacked the order in legal proceed- wjlh .janrthipts holiday .-.Jim inc in lenerai conns. me iniPindi nreuniy aci cans Round n(.WSl;iJHT was diMnbulcd rwi.. tne time tney emeren me I niten States, or at any time thcrealler. doing line Monday night, ahoul 12 hours ', after surgery. Or. Aaron (iorelik '(helped Slelh.kis Partlicnnpotilos. weekend Lei e w "", L",ascr,e"- ,0"OWI . v t c..A... . .rr,t,. J mil nf hi-fi In .1 rh:nr u heie the workers to stay home. An under- roU Emer cesser, v.oiaf.on tcm"llvl """"- StO torlf.lcd an organization call-iioad, demurrer iiied; hcanng set AcnKinrchk. lie forecast gwd 22 Al 10 A m ing itself tlie Socialist Ieauue ol Africa. It urged nomvhites to con- rule tm Elmer VVavne Bflird. I am verv encouraged.' said pros. the hoy's complete rc-j At the end ol the hour and three mini ii ..(u-iauon i.ou-.ik, !,,. oIf ,ni, (,ntl(ll headed an U-mcmber operating aUm.k -u,.,. team, saui iuiout tins oiera lion this boy h.id no chance at all The father was taken lo if another A few moments later Baxter blacked out from another sei.ure The surgery as 'o close a bolej and build healthv tissue. a hos pital where he was reported ii satisfactory condition. for t,.,M pods coverv and a chance for a full and r ii n t-- n-.i.k, i.i iwi r re Communist parly members. ljm,e ,he s, c M ,hc ' "-.hellhv lile. . me leCOl O ' MiiKKancn s aiwa to no mi- .. i - k: . "' D.nm.,. jiu. -in preme Court cited a Dec 1 WW : t'"' ,ux :,s '" t'lw"iel "".,iVi -f.uiRlars were advised today lo decision bv lhe hieli tribunal thai' Z LTs u s T""' m'"- vi""" MS'C to ll'O hoy. a slum child lac.nRl CATWULl n,r Wr, breakinc into a spoiling overturned a similar denotation 111 C."u. wiiium Ena Fiiimn. ariv.ng wmie, (lentil Irom a near! neiecl. mane , cm,uii m it ,n Ki,mm vnrv v,K1rfs slore in nearby Colela. rdcr afiainst an alien ho was aJV CSC8D6rS ."Z?'. Ja l,c:1 lh,w mo,,,,,s ""olS'S"" 4 ""' ' " -Sherilfs deputies said that dc- Cnmmunist party member in WIS.,''' -'-f rnhsj Thrm,Bh a Greek doctor he sent ; JestAN-" ,' '""" about saleiv In thai case, lhe court said (he J,.. J neadi.gim. is a letter to an American newsman p. mi a qiM fiah,ng , im . v, 0Js lhc store owner tinged a rioulue record did not show the wrMiHrtvl.HnillrPn fLSK"k- "" " ""ft N" York whose heart had .'."rA.?:! ?i.rX:iVbi.rrcllcd sholmui to blast at , membership was "the kind nf Edward looij. Gaudreau lit, (an noo been saved by (iorelik in a pre-valley Hospital a g,ri. weighing 3 ibi. i-oar window if it were tampered nieamnofnl association" lo support' r .mv . .. ... . eicnird Aiben pongon, fan display vious operation, the newsman si WFStphai.-nom lo Mr. and Mrs with Inn stinn'c itnrwiHalinn I " rr,.s. W SO. n,rnl r,f tlvil niier.'ll inn ujisJerald WtSlpMI April It In Klamath.- .... , i j ,.,lThirly-nill0 of Hie 54 bnVS Who, Franklin Gane Parker, violation basic 1 ,, Vallrv Hospital a girl, w,g Niukkanen contended the l!i.i7l ' , . ,, ... , ' . . lrult no iprinled around the world. 13 ors. decision applied also ,0 hiS case. STJX t, be The newsman, .lohn O. B. Wal "tit 1 ill' ui.iiuiiiv iifiliri'ii ftivi nil , . . . MPICii (Jiantnt? Kopct. 'an xvy n s-w ,ble Me, af district jll(Re had wd;l A.n d..,, t,w.P Inund that Niukkanen perjured! Rt""01 j1"' f ; 1 e"y, s'"1iif . ' so. t ,r ,.. j 1 at exuecieo nioic 10 ne cauuni ov John towm acnipgE,, rcticss nr,v,iuj. Expert Commercial I SERVICE All Work Unconditionally Guaranteed Ralph Kcnison, Service Manager Taylor Freezers Shcrer Display Equipment- Kelvinator Air Conditioners and Water Coolers Klamath Sales & Maintenance 436 Spring COMPANY Phone TU 4-5234 or TU 2-1547 Evenings & Holidays eighmg J75, onerMor's license iusDendetl 40 days; released William Allred Perkins, Improper hi enrlv Tuesday. Some bnys, all 18 or under, .escaped from the school in groups by mlnKllnR with visitors. Olhersv;r,l)! M,llon, nfi llQht, $5. j Stole a car from a guard afiCl" George Pelers. t'l drive on right hall overpowering him. Tk wwv. o'venenqih. $30 PeiTV saif! bovs are SPllI tn HlP Wallace Lelaod Hargrove, violation in lhe Communist parly. Two Skiers Arrive Safe . murnci' 10 men. SEATTLE (APi Two skiers Ahoul I.M0 boys are at lhe. WML I. CI who look the w i ons route in a 'school, which has no fence around (l)!1!? hli.zarrl on Ml. Rainier came it. "There's nothinc lo keep them1 safely off lhe mountain Monday 'from leaving." Perry said. j (utfttM'Qfkffi 1 (or an extensive search. every spring." he said. I 1 '- a Mane Mitrneii. zz. ot 'school for crimes ranging from murder lo theft basic rulf. $7.50. ! Millord. N.H., and Bob Working. 21. Seattle, had spent more than sn hours on the snow-swept flanks of lhe H.4l0-fflot peak. The two. both experienced mountaineers, registered at Ml. Rainier National Park Saturday and headed for lo.ixiofoot liigh Camp Muir, apparently planning lo spend the nighl there and re turn Sunday. Rangers started a search Monday. Working said the area Sunday was "all fogged in we weren't sure where we were." A short period of clearing weather en abled them to gel their bearings nnd they were neither lost nor uncomfortable during the Monday blizzard, he said. But lhe trail lo safety led them out on lhe opposite side ot the mountain. 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