HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Oregon
Thursday, June 13, 1963
PAGE 1-C
Maugham-Hope Case
Heard By French Court
NICE, France (UPH A three
judge French court heard argu
ments in secret for four hours
without decision today on whether
British socialite Lady John Hope
is the legal daughter of million
aire author W. Somerset Maug
ham. The judges then took the case
under advisement without an
nouncing any date for a decision.
Court sources said the judges
might take at least a month be
fore rendering their verdict.
Because of tlie complicated le
gal nature of the various issues
put before them, the judges de
cided to consider al! aspects of
tlie case.
The court sources said their re
ply probably simply will be a de
cision on Lady Hope's claim to
be Maugham's legal daughter,
from which consideration of other
issues in the legal wrangle would
stem.
Attorneys for Lady Hope. 49,
opened today's proceedinus bv
asking the court to declare illegal
the author's adoption of his male
secretary, Alan Scarle, 58, last
year. Maugham is 89.
After Hie first few minutes, the
judges ordered the room cleared
of spectators. The action came be
fore Maugham's lawyers had a
chance to argue that gifts he had
showered on Lady Hope should be
returned.
Lady Hope showed up in the
courtroom this morning for the
first act of the legal drama.
Maugham, who lives in a villa in
nearby St. Jean Cap Ferrat, did
not.
First woman to represent the
U.S. in a foreign country was
Ruth Bryan Owen, minister to
Denmark by President Franklin
Roosevelt.
SHRINER'S
Cripnled Children
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ATURDAY
JUNE 15
AUDITORIUM
OLD ARMORY
9:00 to 1:00. No intermission.
All proceeds go to Shrine Crip
pled Children's Hospital in Port
land.
TWO BANDS:
BALDY'S The Wildcats
Rock
and Roll
A Ar T.VLnf. (mA riornra 0-1111 nm. 125.
Tickets AFTER 9:00 p.m. $1.50. Advance tickets
may be obtained from any Shriner and from Gene's
Men's and Boys' Wear, Herman's Men's Store,
The Tog Shop, and Nyback's Flower Fair.
Garden or Orchard
ACROSS 39 Bird
1 Smyrna 40 Volcano in Sicily
4 Blackthorn fruit 41 Masculine
8 Bartlett nickname
12 follower 42 Violin maker
13 Change location 4a Burnt with
14 Sea eagle steam
15Brythomc tea 49 New edition
Eod . 51 Beam
16 Unneeded items 52 Applaud
Answer to Previous Puxile
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in mmmer
18 Piecemeal
knowledge
20 Orifice
21 Born
22 Plagues for
payment
24 Shower
26 Body of water
27 Policeman
slang
30 Entertainer
32 Lower in rank
34 Photographic
device
35 Satirical
36 Worm
37 Was indebted
53 Predict (Scot.)
54 Employ
55 Painful
56 Greek god of
war
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2 Cnlry in a
ledger
3 Klouers
4 Struck
5 Tennis term
6 Exaggerate
7 Always (poet.)
8 Mexican
laborers
1 1 Pause
17 Lapillus
19 Rigid
23 Unfastened
24 Breed
li5 Eucharistic
wine vessels
26 Shnmpltke.
crustacean
27 Enigma
28 Auditory
29 Dry measure
31 Amatory
33 Archetvpe
38 More facile
40 Public
storehouse
41 Narrow vtays
42 Circle parts
43 Song (comb,
form)
44 Hebrew month
46 Morse, for
instance
47 Comfort
4 Timer
50 Pewter coin
1 2 3 4 5 16, 17 I 18 19 110 111
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fa 19 r-120
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I I I I I I I I I I I I 13
Oregon State Supreme Court Reverses Decision
Of Lower Bench On Rights Of Abandoned Child
SALEM iUPH - Tlie Oregon
Supreme Court has ruled that a
child not legally adopted after be
ing abandoned remains a legal
heir of his natural mother.
The ruling came when tlie high
court reversed a decision (rom
the Washington County Circuit
Court of Judge J. S. Bohannon.
and remanded tlie case back to
the lower court for further proceedings.
The lower court had ruled that
Harold J. Hughes had been legal
ly adopted, but Hughes appealed
the order on the grounds his nat
ural mother had never signed the
adoption papers.
The Supreme Court ruled that
although tlie child had been aban
doned bv his natural motlier.
.Mona Lauanda Nelson, he was
still her legal heir.
The Supreme Court upheld
decision by Oregon Tax Court
Judge Peter M. Gunnar which
held that a gift in trust for chari
ties was non-deductible.
Also affirmed by tlie high court
was an action by the .Multnomah
County Circuit Court of Judge
Alan M. Davics in setting aside
the jury's verdict and granting a
new trial in the case of an in
jured longshoreman.
Lloyd Strandholm was injured
as tlie result of the collapse and
fall of a large marine boom where
he was working, and he was
awarded damages by the jury.
Tlie trial court set aside the
jury's verdict and set a new trial
because improper evidence had
been introduced during the first
proceedings.
The- word "shanley" or
"chantey." meaning "a song of
labor," comes from the French
chanter" which means "to
sing."
Wadi Haifa, in the Sudan, had
no rain in more than 19 years.
Your usable discards will help
us to help others. Don't throw
'em away,
CALL:
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Local Amaranfh Court
To Be Hosts Saturday
Friendship Court Xo. 11. Ordcrl
of the Amaranth, will be host to
Laulette Norton of Eugene, grand
royal matron and Frank Gucrin
ol Portland, grand royal patron
ol the Grand Court of Oregon on
Saturday. June 15. The official
visit will be at 8 p m. in the Scot !
tish Rite Temple, KB Walnut Ave
nue.
Preceding the meeting a no-host
dinner will be served in the
temple beginning at 6 p.m. Reser
vations should be made with Mrs
Thelma Colvin. chairman at TU
1-5330. Local residents are invited.
Members of the order are expect
ed from various parts of the
Northwest.
Contract Let
For Fish Lab
PORTLAND (UPli The De
partment of the Interior today
announced the awarding of a $1.
831.000 contract for building a new
federal fisheries laboratory, li
brary and conference center in
Seattle to the John H. Seller Con
struction Co. of Seattle.
The building will be four stories
high and will contain 63.000
square feet of floor space. The
library - conference building will
have three stories and will pro
vide 17.000 square feet of space.
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Vanilla beans are dried in the
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per cent of their eight in shrinkage.
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