25, 1944
HERALD AND NEWS,' KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON"
PACE THREE
63 For Thursday
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Governor Thomol E.
DEWEY
7,00 P. M.
Tuna In
K01M, KNX of KSL.
Govornar John W.
BRICKER
Friday
-, 7i30 P. M.
Tuno In
KGW, KMED. KTI
or KPO
Dewey, Ball Dispute
Over Foreign Policy
Stand of Candidate
By J. W. DAVIS
Anoclotod Pres. Bloll Wrllor
tiiivi'i'iior Dewey mid Sciiulor
Dull ri'iiiiilni'il In shni'ii (Ibputv
liiilny liver II ic ri!iiilliriin iri'.i.
ili'iilllil niiMilnci-'n fiirrlKn pulley
hIiiikI which reaiiltert in IIiiII'h
Imlt of liln purly'ii prcnlrieiitliil
lleliet.
'I'hi' Mhinc.iiilii xiMinlnr Mil, I In
II Hlnloiiii'iil Ihnui'iI In Ni'W York
Unit LJrwcy In IiIh Mliineiipiill.H
NliiM-ch hml nliihl "iikhIii declined
In Htiite dourly his own iionIUiiii
on vlliil ui'.stiiniH" ruiici'ininK "
H-eJ :t -l world security eiiiincll.
Hill Dewey, n uliiiil tlnie Inter,
told ii Mllwiiiikce news confer.
cine Unit lie tlintiiihl the position
Iiu (iiitllned "In i cleiir thill
there In no noanlhlii (picxtlnii of
Iiu Interpretmini," mid declined
hero todny Unit the niitliin'n (r
cIkh policy In "too liiiportnnt to
bu niiidv ii nuilter o( political
conlrovemy."
Theiiu vlewn were expressed im
the uiiiiipiilun ronred Ihroiiijh lt
bimlciit week yet, with eiuh Hide
ciyliiK "ImiliitloniHt" lit the
other.
Four Tulki Planned
Time In iiiiiiilnu out. mid Into
the next four dny of n en in
pulKil that Hlinted out cimipiiru
lively slowly there will be
pinked two more speeched by
tiovernor Dewey mid two by
I'realdent Itoosevelt.
The. republican nominee, who
mi Id In his Minnenpolis speech
Inst nluht thnl Mr. Itoonevelt
scuttled the HKKI London eco
nomic conference mid thereby
committed "the most completely
isolationist" action of any presi
dent, traveled to CIiIciiko for n
speech louliiht (7 p. m. PWTover
CHS) on "Tin, Moral Issucii In
This Kleetlon."
Dewey's fiirm speech, which
he had planned originally for
Minneapolis, will bo delivered
Instead Saturday on radio's farm
and home hour.
Mnjor Spoochoi
Mr. Itoosevoll's enmpnlin bios,
sinned Into two major speeches
thin weekend at I'lilludelphla
Krlday iiiuht and CIiIciiko Satur
day nlitht, with Delnware, New
Jersey mid Indiana iippearunccs
in between.
Tho presidenl tolil his news
conference yesterday that some
newspapers which have recalled
his remark at the start of the
cmiiiialKn about not eumpiilKninK
in the usual sense, ncKlcclcd to
say that lie had reserved tho
riiiht "to correct any misrepre
sentations." A noisily enlliuslsastlc crowd
at Minneapolis Inst nljiht cheered
Dewey's iirKiimcnl Hint Mr.
Hoosevelt has demonstrated that
he "cannot work with a congress
of his own parly," whereas "we
must be able to Km forward har
moniously and effectively If wc
are to meet tho mlhty problems
of peace."
Bitter Iiiuo
On the blltcrly-aritued Issue
of American participation in a
world pence oiwmlzation, Dewey
said the United States' represen
tative must not be required "to
return to conrcss for authority
every time he has to make a de
cision." Willi this, ho sold, con
Kress nlone can determine "what
discretion it will k'vc our rcprc-
Hy doesn't someone tell we these things?
YOU CANT BLAME
THE OTHER FELLOW
if a "freeze-up" wrecks your engine!
All rlgttt,5o you don't pay much attention
toadwrtismg' But euro aB it will freeze
this winter, some car owner who doesn't
hoed this message will find a Buddon
freczo-up 1ms wrecked tho- cylinder
head, ongino block, or radiator of his
cr. He'll Umrn, too, that theso pnrta
are hard to got that roplacomonU, if
available, may take weeks. ,
Your car is needed to help roliovo
crowded trains, trolloys and busses.
Thai's why tho War Production Board
hassocn to it that thoro is onough anti
freeze to meet tho real needB of evory
Mtomobilo in tho country.
But please don't waste a drop. Hnvo
your dculer put in anti-froozo in timo
this year-but avoid wasteful ovor
protection. Remember, anti-froozo is
nude from war-critical materials
toatorinls that must also go into ex
plosives, synthetic rubber, and plastics.
To savo anti-freeze and monoy, have
your cooling system checked by your
doulcr 6rorc installing anti-freeze. He'll
mako Bitro that all parts and connec
tions are tight to avoid leakage. He
can also clean out the rust and scale
which bo often clog cooling systems and
cause overheating and wasteful use of
gas and oil.
Have your dealer service your cooling
system today" and give it two-way pro
tectionagainst freezing and against
rust with a Du Pont anti-freeze. vV
SEND NO MONEY . . . IT'S FREE!
"Take Care of Your Cooling
Svsfcni" tWa money-taving
(ics von una' to know. Send
a post cortf today for thit free, -msv-fo-reorf,
illustrated book
let' Write to: K. J. du Pont dr.
AVmonrs Co. (Inc.),24R6N
Nemoum Huilding, Wilming
ton 1)8, Delaware.
'Ttt THINOI SOU IITTIK lIVINd
THUOUOH CHtMISTKY
".' In oil "VJf1";""' PrnlMltMl
ll ,S ",lr"!i Al.tl-.cld.
"ICWX" tioo.nwrllnt:
Onu shot Inla nil wlnlwl Mow
. run' t Imv ballff nnU-frNiiia. Anil
dd. Ahtl-nwl. Utnllnl upply.
$ll.6fi a lalloll.
In mad with an alhanpl baj.
ItrnnlrM only iwraflonal n
tin rnr winlar-lnnit drivtnll. Anu
tuaU 11.40 a lHoa
senlnllvu" to uso Ariierlcmi
forces to stop aKK'eHHlon
Mr. Hoosevelt, who has suid
rcpublleari victory would ele
vut "liiveterale Isolallonists"
to placcN of powor, has contend
ed unit the American representa
tive must be endowed In ad
vance, UirouHh couKress, "with
authority to act" when a threat
to peace, nppcari,
Advance Lino
Dewey Kave an advance line
on his Saturday speech by suy
Inu that under republicans farm
aids would be so operated as to
"leave witii the farmers the ad
ministration, control and opera
lion of their pi'OKrani without
domination or dictation from ap
pointed bureaucrats."
Ho made, no reference to tho
action of Senator Ball (R-Mlnn.),
eoniliiK out for Mr. Itooscvell on
forelun policy Krounds, hut Sena
tor flrewsler (R-Mc.), said that
hopes of the democrats In pick
up support nmoiiH the Wendell
L. Wlllkle followliiK by portray
in Ball i' successor to Will
klc arc off base.
Not ,joaking
Brewster said in New York
that. Bull and Wlllkle "had not
been on apeak InK terms for many
months" before Willkle, 1040 re
publican presidential nominee,
died recently.
This, Ball denied, sayinK in a
New York press conference that
in AukusI Wlllkle had invited
him to visit him. Ball expressed
hope that "Isolationist" senators
be defeuted; ho declined to name
them.
TO
HIGHWAY MEET
Arthur Schaupp, Klamath
Fulls lawyer, has been appointed
by the OreKon State iliKhwuy
commission us one of the repre
sentatives from OreKon to the
Cincinnati meetiiiK of the Amer
ican Association of State IliKh
wuy officials, which will be held
November 27-30. Other OreKon
representatives arc Merle Chess
mun of Astoria and it. II. Bui
dock, C. B. McCulloiiKh, Glen
Paxwiii and J. M. l)ever of
Salem.
At the meeting of the hbihway
commission in rortiand Wednes
day, AiikcIo A. Dovcrl, of Klam
ath Knlls was uwarded u contract
for work on the part of The
Dulles-California highway which
runs (m North Ninth, Klamnth
Fulls, with a $2574 bid.
Construction of a purk to mark
tho "common corner" a site
neur I'ortlund from which Ore
Kon und Washington surveying
measurements beKln was up
proved by the commission.
Merrill Migratory
Labor Camp to Close
The Merrill migratory labor
camp will close on November 1,
following completion of the pota
to und onion harvest. Wo furth
er workers will be admitted to
the camp, und the camp is being
dismantled as rupidly as tents
are vacated.
Tho camp has been in opera
tion since September 15, and has
accommodated 125 families, with
125 tents uvuilnblo for workers,
These have been filled through
out the potato harvest season, .
PILES
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO PAIN NO IIOHPtTAI.IKATlUN
No l.o of Ttm
Permanent ItetulUt
DR. E. M. MARSHA
Chiropractic Phralefan
0 Ntv ?tb K.-iitilft Tbtotro Bldg
Pbnn IMfl
EAGLES
AUXILIARY
Balloting on Import a n i
changes in Auxiliary By
Law. FRIDAY. OCT. 27,
at 8 P. M.. in lower FOE
hall.
Please be at lodge.
Harvest Weather
Partly cloudy today, tonight
and Thursday.' Lowoit tonight
in lower thirties. Further out
look, rain probablo, Thursday i
night or Friday. ' I
Air-rail express service links!
more than 375 airport cities in
the U. S. and Canada. About one-1
third of all air express traffic
moves In nir-rail service. 1
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SUPER-QUALITY SOCKET WRENCHES and SOCKETS
Vi-in. Drive, Extension Bar 1.98 ea.
,x6-in. Drive, Flar T Handle., ...98e ea.
38xl0-in. Drive, Flex T Hondle......1.59 ea.
V2xlS-in. Drive, Flex T Handle.... 2.25 ea.
V-in. Drive, Slide Bar 49c ca.
38-in. Drive, Slido Bar..... 89c ea.
Vl-in, Drive, Slido Bar 1.09 ea.
3i-in. Drive, Slide Bar 2.29 ea.
3' 8-in. Drive, Drive Speed Wrench.... 1. 10 ea.
Vi-in. Drive, Drive Speed Wrench. ...1. 39 ea.
'SUPER-TUFF steel, Keat-treate'd and
tempered, tells the quality of Sears..
wrenches and sockets. Clean, accurate
openings are. precision-broached to insure
a perfect, snug, non-slip fit. Rust-resisting
finish on all pieces. Note these great values! .
Vi-in. Drive, 12-Pt. Socket, 7-32 to 5-16 in. 19c ea.
3 8-in. Drive, 12-Pt. Socket, 38 to 3A in...29c ea.
:'i-in.; Drive, 12-Pt. Socket, 716 to 1 18 39e-59e
: -in.Drive, 12-Pt. Socket, 1 1 16 to 2 in. 85c-2.79
38-in. Drive, Extra Deep, 1 8 to Va in. 39e-59e
3 8-in. Drive, Universal, 18 to V in.:.....1.19 ea.
'j-in. Drive, Spark Plugs, Vi to 1 18-in. 79e-1,39
Vi-in. Drive, Reversible Rochet .........1.65 ea.
38-in. Drive, Reversible Racket.. ........2.98 ea.
Vi-in. Drive, Reversible Rachet, 4.19 ea.
SAVE Prepare for Winter Driving NOW
Better "Hot Spot" protection . . Stronger
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. . Longer effective lubrication . . Defi
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SPECIALS!
BULK
DUROZONE
15c
59c gal. in your
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SPARK PLUGS
42c
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Gal.
Durozone twnr
typo nntUfreortr,
Muxlmum pro
tection, nenlsln
rupld fcvnporii-
Hon und r ii b t
form 1 1 on. Brinir
your own container.
49c
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tTue before anil
frecu. Improve!
circulation, bet
ter hrnter performance,
In sri or 4
Improved! 3 .1
hcnvler elect
rode. New heav
ier "D" shaped
tide elect rodo
means fewer
Hnp ndjlistmrnts.
Snvcs Rnolinc.
Gunrnntced.
SEALED BEAM
RADIATOR FLUSH
4.98
Convert now to
sealed beam. For
most 1936 to 19;i8
cars.
CAR MUFFLERS
FREEZOMETER
29c
For rhochlnit
ntt-freere aohi
tlon. Handy, nc
curate, low
priced .
Cross Countr.vt Sclcntlfi
rnll.v rniflnecred. Inner
ponstrucllott specified -by
par1 manufacturorl Resists
leaks, blowouts! Heavier
eonstrurtton than standard
equipment.
3.98
.'Dunlap'
Hammer
2.49
Head and han
dle drop-fbrged
tn one piece of
manganese steel.
; 30-in .
Bar
59c
Wrecking bar
forged from one
piece octagon
ateel, heat-treated.
m
Hack
Saw
'Dunlap'
Level
1.35
Tested for ac-
curacy. N o n -warping
wood
vials of heavy
tubing. 16-inch,
Hammer
1.29
Drop forged
steel head, hard
ened, for .tough
est work. Hick
ory handle.
i m
1.29
Polished frame
and plastic grip
handle. With
one 10-lnch
blade.
24-in.
Level
3.98
Alttrntnurh. wtth
8 dustproof
glasses 8
levels, 4 plumbs.
'Mi
Socket
Set
12 pc.
2.69
Nine V." drive
socket.. 733"
to 716", 6" flex
T-handte. cross
bar. metal case.
Common
Nails
8c
lb.
Common nails
of tough steet.
Flat heads, true
diamond point.
Hand
Saw
2.98
Craftsman 8-pt.
hand saw, M
.Inches long. .
High . carbon
' steel blade.
Night
Lock .
95c
5 -disc tumbler
cylinder lock
with 2 keys.
Black enamel
finish.
Toor
Box
2.9fi
Sturdy steel box
for all around
use. Lift -out
trny. ' 16x0x7-ln.
Ill
'Dunlap'
Axe
2.98
Double-bit. axe,
forged from
S u d i r- T 'i f l
ateel. Hickory
handle.