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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1947)
Western Records Still Top Selling List In Klamath By KELLY ROBERTS Praplto the local liep-cut mil loiiKhiilra, Kliiiniilli IiiinIii iiuialnil fancy Im nIIII wmti'i'n, Mccoidliiji to n survey iiiiioiik tint Iol'iiI pliilli'i'-iiKiimrri hikI slicel-imiNle mUiiiiIn, Second on Ui mimical Hut t'linio Iho pnpiilm' dance tunes lor yoiiiiK nrid old iilllic, fn. lowed liy neinl-claaalcs, Jive and acrlmi IIKIKlV, l.cmlluM Mm lUinnlc of weal em Kllil'K Is the "KiliK or Wcul rrn Swlrijl," .Spade foulcy. Mint numlc bouses nttivrd liitit Ida iihilli'ix were the blKliciit sclllnu liidlvldiuil IteiiiK on Hie 1Mb. Spudc l cloudy fnllnwcd hv Unli Wills. Kmc, I Tiihlin, Hoy Ai'iiff and Kddic Arnold. Two iipiiiid-coiiilnii cuiti ni'lliTH lire T. Texas Tyler mid Itrd Koley, lioth of wlxme plntlcr ma e'l Inn like bolciikcn. Stun Kriitim In currently lead Inn the Held III IJie pop blind category, with mnsl of ; the younwer tllbcollfcliir liuylim him up a (nut a new rrlrnac appear. For the older (olkii, Um Crohliv nrid the Ink SpotN urn bin no lei llemt. HUH IiIkIi up In volume ure the hweet wIiir rhythm u Tommy Dor scy mitt Hurry Jainea. Mont of tlin nleiKlrln liurei'd Hint local mimical taalca follow thit lufliirnce of th cinema. An evidence they pointed to the blic ru.ili for Al Joliiin record! when "The Jolaoii Slurv" win allow- InKi vnd now they repnrt n K row ing demand for Uncle Rtrmi fecorda na Walt Dlanev' "Souk of the .South" In belli billed, STETSON HATS"" f)ult Received! BEAVER STETS.0H HATS Constructed from pur Baav r fur. Available for tha flrat tlm In ytari. One lrl anld, "When heavy pic lurea are bring ahown, tliey wnnt rlnanlcnl aluff. When y picture me mi, they ull buy popular philter," In tho loiiu-hnlrcd scrlmm mu sic dei.mtmeiit tho aliorter semi cIiiimIciiI iimiiiKeitif niu of Mor ton Irftiild anil Andre Koalnla net, find tile pliiyhiK of the Hon ton "I'oim" orcheHtni lire ood seller, Symphonic und eon certl iirruiiKeiiieiit nren'l tuo mneh In deuiiiiid. nlthoiiKh, a one ulrl reported. "mont every one buy a bunch of iilhinn when they first net a new com bination, but they don't buy much alter Hint." Aa fur u the liep-cida and Jlvc-fima In the community are concerned, Hie report wna iihii iilly, "They come In und listen a lot, hut they never buy much." In the dlxeiMHlon of small combo and larue bunds, Klam nth full rest In the full bund uroup, Allhouith n lol of trio, (urlet und (ulnlet amuiue mcnta are sold, the plnttera fen turlnjr full bands, are ellhif much better. Moat music liouaea arc In clined to clima tlm coinbox even up with lh novelty ifroupa. The KIhk Cole trio la leading In combo anlea. and I'hll llarrla la reported selling a lot of novelty record. , Obvloua In the mualc indus try la the wealth of new rudioa and plioioarapha comniK Into the market. Many couccrna, despite their major business, urn stocking rndioa of aomo sort from $23 portabtea to Iiuku con sole aized combination radio. phoiioKi'iiphH costing $4110 to Uirwn Main alreel your reporter noticed a hemstitching shop, a Uiiraue. a druu atore a candy atore. a paint shop, beauty idiop and a book atore. all with radio dlaplayed for sale In the windowa. Phonourapha ur coming out with many new innovatlona, but they're all coatiiiK John g. itiblic a lot more. One of the luteal ia a combination that re quire no needle chuniica nor movcmcnl of the pluylnx arm, nil you do la stick a record In a slot and it play. Another new model come cqulpix-d witli a wire-recorder and player. All in all, the bnain I alriclly "aquare," dance that kt. We may not know too much about the bnllet, but we aure do mean acbottlache. City Dallvary Sorvlca. Ph. S417. FUNNY BUSINESS vs ;. -t, ; v Coo o o a O O O 0-JtMjtMiJfiZ oBaSS t'nnnmltk.i.H.ui a.i Mt.aw ' ii 'And now at I turn, the subject will be hypnotized!" Lumber Parley Slated Tuesday TACOMA, April 14 lP) Union and management rcpre- aentativea will meet in Seattle tomorrow afternoon to continue negotiation! on demand of WitKlnrn Wahinufrm tiimlier nd aawmill worker, Early Hartley, preaincni or uie i'iirci inuna dis trict council, aald today. 1'iM i.nlf. al. '111 fbiild hourly wage Increaae, a liberul ized pnld vacation agreement, and health and welfare coverage Homogenizing Outfits Set Up By 2 Local Milk Plants Inalailation of the latent In milk equipment wai completed in two Klamath Fall plant, Klamath Falls Creamery and Loat River Dairy, within the paat two week with the addi tion of new homogenizing machinery. Man Kills Wife, Takes Own Life HOQUIAM, Wah.. April 14 I A') Police Chief Norman C. Foote termed a murder and ui cide today the death of Marion F. Hurlbcrt, about 47. and his estranged wife. Hurlbert, the chief aid, ap parently had been spying for Mime timo on hi wife who man aged a cafe adjacent to the hus band's paint store. Yeterday, Foote said, Hurlbert shoved a rifle through a peep-hole In a partition, futuliy wounded the woman, fired a bullet through the head of hi dog and then took hi own life. which would cost the operators five cents an hour. Delegates from 47 locals voted Saturday to give unanimous backing to the negotiating com mittee in any action it deemed necessary. A strike notice already ha been filed to be effective April 28. UNEMPLOYMENT DROPS PORTLAND, April 14 P) Unemployment In the metropoli tan Portland area dropped 2100 laat month to a total 23,300, the state employment service report ed today. $50.00 L 733 Main I f I av it I k 'BUT OHICIR-Wt OUST ENOUftH OUTLETS IN TMt HOUSE' Baai't rl1 yr wlrlnf y itam. Whan y fjitj 1 1 al 0t as1arals prvla1 AwmmwAlt WfllfffVv ILICTMCAL DIALERS OF KLAMATH FALLS o if In the Alluring International Evergreen Playground VANCOUVER i FATTLB ACOMA OIVMPU (1 1 varlrty at the iplce of llfa, tlie Evergreen Ply- ground li certainly the place oF placet to enjoy lifa to the full. Here the summer climnto li alwayi iulg(irntliig, wllh fresh, (alt-air lirrezet from tlie blue, sparkling watrrs of Pugct Sound. You want to do things in this magJc-lnnd - and there are so many things to do: mountain trails to explore; kkes, itrrumi and unit waters to fish; dozens of htvffing, green golf comics; British shops to poke about in quaint Victoria and delightful Vancouver! colorful, ciMrnnpoliliin wharves and docks In seaports Tacom and Scuttle; picture-book cnilnrs on Pugrt Sound ferries and Mriuiiers lira list of thrngl fo see and do Is endless. There Is no red-tape in crossing tli border - nnil when you come, do see it all on both ides. In addition to Its stride grandeurs, you'll and this Evergreen land to fee en the cross-roads of world commerce gateway to Alaska and the Orient with Its greatest growth and development yet before ft. The warmest of welcomes awaits yon. GUEQQGGCJ PIAY0R0URD lUmi and TACOMA VANCOWlt and VICTMIA JaiMnitan tritlia CakmiMa AtMtloIMm effican 115 Columbia SI.. StaUlt 4 3 Moil fhis COUPON . . . Association Offices, International Evergreen Playground 215 Columbia Street, Seattle 4 Flense send free literature. Name . Address , City- Slat 1 7one PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN NO HOaeiTALIZATION N f.M f Tltnf ernunl aanUf DR. E. M. MARSHA Cllfrara0ll0 fbrtlrlaa tit Na. 11 Kqalr Tkatr till phr :om Ordered more than three years ago, the 6000-pound ma chine was delivered to the Klam ath Falls Creamery a week ago and Installed immediately to give that concern one bf the moat complete milk procession operations in the state. Similar equipment. Including a clarifier. was Installed by Lost River Dairy and thl machinery was also an order of long stand ing, official advised. llomogenization of milk gives a more uniform flavor and "creamy" taste and creamery officials state that homogenized milk is much easier to digest than regular milk due to the fine distribution of butterfat in the milk. r.aALD a niws. iaik riu, on. mondat, amM h, im, ra nim Irritation of common AFTER bathing angry skin with the delightful lather of Sara Korinol Soap, smooth on aootb ing, tnedieated Jieamol Ointment. Enjoy quick relief from Itchy, fiery (ting. 8ee why thousand raly on RESIKOL for comfort. RESinoLr (ivtRYom wants CANDY iflA I 3 demi-tasse Confections My, how fh chilifm Urtt ttwm; pown-upt, too. Ym, Sirra"Crffn At CoHtti mad from pure, rkh cream nd quality tojjee art in bVmarMl brt jiw thty tt m (Mktkxm ani delightful. InoSvioV ' wrapped. 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Johnny informed him. "And this exclusive difference means . . . the PHILIP MORRIS smoker really gets -what other smokers only hope to get better taste ... finer flavor. . . perfect smoking pleasure." Right, Johnny i If every smoker knew what PHILIP MORRIS smokers know they'd ALL change to PHILIP MORRIS America's FINEST Cigarette! Try a pack . . . today! ma IB 9 ALWAYS BETTER BETTER AU WAYS --sTl ' pi) o)
