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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1947)
Interest In Luxurious New Plane" For President Midshipmen Hear Forrestal ANNAPOLIS, Md June Vt BevreUry of tho Navy Forrestnl said today the United Hlittrs, to avoid another war, must solve "po- tllk'ul, rruminilo ami leourlty prob lems suult as the luttluu has never diced." This country Is the "mliiclpnl core of aliiulliiy In a worm ahakoii by six years ol bitter and ili'ht na tive figlitliiK," KonwiUil said In mi mlihe.vi to the itriuluiitlliu class of the Naval academy. He predicted that the years ahead will be "more deeply vexed and troubled" thai) thus, which 111.0 NsW'l, KUnslk rilli, Oie, have confronted any eneiiilloti since the start of the Civil war. The class of AH midshipmen whipped their whlto caps UP tu ward tho celling of tho, Nnvii academy's Uiihluren Hull and launched their military career! It; puieiuini vniuuMn. i,,. i)f the umduntos, 4:i becami nnvy eiiKluns, aa second lleuleimiita " the marine cuius, Horn. 3.T; oHiois liot their bui'lielnr of scleiue Ulliims but were discharged ow ire Hwulllng final doleiniliiallon or their physlcnl ltu fur coimnltv sIuiib. i:W '11 Farm Bureau in world which ueeroiary rorreaini told them was full of "unrest nuu HHIr, jsnt . M e Held High Growing Interest In the farm be reau organisation was Indicated at the well-attended dinner meeting of the county board of director! hrld Tuesday evening In the Peli can party room. Seven farm communities were repreeented at the meeting attend cd bv presidents and director! i of ' farm bureau center! and tneir "'oleic Henrel, reporuna: for the field crop" committee, stated that there would not be as much of a drop In grain prices as expected tn the spring, due to Increasing world demand. Dairy Chairman Wilbur Relllng discussed the drop In rarOuti milk price! and possible effect on Klamath price, The slluaUon In retard to a cow testing association tn the country was also outlined br Reillng. An account of the potato situa tion In the United States, and the poulble effect on the Klamath po tato situation, was given by Scott Warren. Earl Mack, poultry chair man. brought out a number of sta tistics which gave a clear picture of conditions, not only at present, but tho effect on egg prices and on Thanksgiving turkeys this fall. E. A. Oearv reported on the Cat- tie and Horse Breeders association meeting which he attended In Lakevlew. The recent meeting of the Klamath" County Associated Women was re ported bv Mrs. Lee Holliday. Mrs. T. D. Jackson of Henley is chair man of the group. center presidents. Several matters affecting Klamath fanners were ; taken up and referred to farm , centers for decision. The next di- i rectors' meeting will be held July i. Ripple Rock j Removal Urged VANCOUVER, B. C June 6 UP ; Removal of Ripple rock in Seymour Narrows as "a menace to safety" ; was urged yesterday In a resolution presented by the shipping bureau of ; the Vancouver board of trade. The rock is a sub-surface boulder ; lying In the narrows between Qua dra and Vancouver Islands. Re-; pea ted attempts to remove it have ; been unsuccessful. :. ' - .11 7 fa I ...sV CTV sv . ! This Is the new Ttvlns While House," a luxuriously tilted transport plane to be used by President Truman, which the army air forces and Douilaa Aircraft company announced has been completed. Out wardly the plane, shown at Santa Monica. Calif., resembles a DC-C, except for the window arrangement. The three imall window in aft section locate the executive stateroom of the president Jay Declared "Fastest Man With Pin" In Contest Jay West diapered daughter Linda Louise In a matter of seconds last night at the Pelican theatre to prove himself the man "fastest with the pin" in the Disabled American Vet erans Diaper Derby staged in con lunction with the Kiddie Karnival. Bob Hugelman, DAV adjutant, pre sented a $10. cash award to West. Jimmy Aiello was second In com pleting tne diapering oi nis smau son Michael, and in seconds 11 babies were lifted In the air to prove that the men were all qualified In the art. The audience viewed nine properly diapered tots when two of the little babies squirmed out of Uieir triangular garments. Other contestants were Robert Erdman. Francis Skinner, Clarence Neathamer, Woody Gray, Jack Bar ton, James Oustafson, Clark Self, Norman Rice and Byron Brown. Entertainment was supplied by nine-year-old Carol Ann Mlntou, who sang and danced, Vaughn Bisphsm, with an acrobatic number. , and Connie Faye Hood, five-year-old tiuuuisi. uon Moorman accom panied the youngsters. Never bofere has automobile travel been as danrerous. Drive safely! Insure with Hans Norland, 123 N. 6th St Friendly Helpfulness To Every Creed and Pun Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Ward and Sons 925 High Phone 3334 FILMS Your Photographic Headquarters DEVELOPED AND PRINTED at 10 Out at 4 BUD'S 1031 Main SHOP AT THE EMPORIUM SHOP AT 618 MAIN Sport Coats Reg. 19.U NowSlO Wt Wool SLIPON Sweaters Reg. 5.95 n.wZ.98 1M1 WOOL SUITS 0 Singles 0 Double! 0 All Patterns 32 SO and up ACME COWBOY Boots Black Tan 14.50 Also all sixes BOOTS for Boys-Girls 12.95 LOGGER Boots 0 Chlpewa. Red Wings 14.50 and np LIGHTWEIGHT Fishermen's Boots 10.50 8.95 Also Heavy Irrigation Boots V. S. ARMY USED COTS Hardwood Steel Frame 19 New Cots Only . 2.95 100 WOOL Khaki Blankets Rer. 4 95 NOW 349 EMPORIUM 61S MAIN Annual Shriners Crippled Children s Hospital Boldy Evans Orchestra ARMORY 9:00 to 1:00 o'Clock Si JUNE 7TH Admission $1.00 per couple, plus tax Tomorrow Is the sue of electronics and atoms. Prepare now for the fu ture that lies ahead of America, The U. S. navy offers the world's finest training. II V Ml Malin Saturday, June 7 Music by Pappy Gordon Dancing 10 Till 2 Admission $1.00 Smartest Blouse in Print! SPECIAL PURCHASE COOL, COLORFUL JERSEY Striking novelty prints and stripes on whit and pastel backgrounds. Siies 12-18. TERRIFIC '3.99 VALUtS 9 615-17 MAIN- VELMA SELF Owner of -t Lady Klamath Beauty Shop I former ly llasel'il 125 No. 7th 47' announces Former Operators Are Back Moryan Johnson Hoiol Tomlinson Dorothy Hoover Evelyn Ma Hoy is located in the Upstairs Shop ALL WORK GUARANTEED jlU!M -KANDRA NOGGLE COMPANY. THE STR AN-STEEl All-steel, quickly erected, low in cost, the "Quonsct 24" is better building investment for your farm. Its amazing flexibility permits a free hand in planning for your par ticular needs. . The spacious, clear-span "Quonset 24" is 24 feet wide, and as long as you want it, in sections of 12 feet. The front of each section can be independently enclosed, left open, or equipped with a roller door; side panels may be solid, or fitted with walk-doors and windows as re quired. Scores of variations and combinations are possible-and it's an easy matter to install whatever partitions, insulation, wallboard and accessories are desired. If you Here ii a combined implement shed, with the end section enclosed and uicd ss s workshop. need more ipace later on, extra sections may be added simply and economically. Built with Stran-Stcel, the modern framing material that permits the outside sheet steel covering to be nailed directly to framing mem bcrs, the "Quonset" is fire-safe and durable, free from sag and rot. No other building combines the ac cepted advantages of all-steel con struction with ready adaptability to scores of uses. Ask us for further information we'll be glad to show you how "Quonsct 24" will meet your plans. "limit" tilllliii in fiilicli il lint litis Still Ciriirillu, i nit il aitinil Still CiiM'illil Ths "Ouonset 24" with opn front t! ideNl for vehicle shelter, InsfinJ hire or roadside stind. KANDRA-NOGGLE CO. ANNOUNCEMENT! Something New Has Been Added Dr. Marsha is offering far the first time In this com munity this new COLON THERAPY TREATMENT which embodies the use of pure OXYGEN and WATER In the treatment' of chronic ailments. SPECIAL HEALTH CLINIC By popular demand I am estendlns my Health Clinic Ihrouili the reek of June l-U Inclusive to arremmodale those of yea who were unable to get an appointment this past week. Dr. Armln H, Cepen. D C, Chief DlasnoeUclan of the llnlcal Research In stitute of Kansas City. Mil. will be at this office to assist tn these free examination! during Ihli lime. COMPLETE EXAMINATION AND DEMONSTRATION 0f COLON THERAPY TREATMENT A New Scientific Method of Eliminating Distress and Diseas hit VAII UAVE Headache. Aathma. Ilay rerer. Ill(h Blee4 UU lUU nAvC l-reuurr. Low lllood Pressure. Hlnus Trouble, Arthritis, Rheumatism. Heart Kntroltrmenf, Gall Hlaitder Trouble, Neuritis. Colitis, Diabetes, Liver Dysfunction. Hlomach Ailment!, Bloallnt, Kidney Trouble, Jnflamallon of the lUadder, female Disorder. Epilepsy. E NOIMAl COLON This Is The Way Your Colon Should Appear ' Colon Therapy Treatment Is The Method Of Treating The Colon With Pur Oxygen And Water! Aulhoratatlre sources state that M per cent of all chronic diseases hare their origin In the colon. S. No. 8 PICTURES X AND 1 WERE MADE FROM ACTUAL CASES, PICTURE 1 Shows your colon as It ihould appear. Picture No. t Ii a typical case of colitis, aa It appeared at one of our colon clinics. PICTURE 2 More than likely your colon will show one or more of the defects depleted at left In PICTURE 2. This llluitratei ptosis, or a falling of the transverse colon. Also shown la a spastic colon colitis condition, with abnormsl loops and adhesions caused by constipation. PICTURE Here Is a retake of picture No. 2 after a course of colon treatments, showing correction of abnormal loops in bowels and Improvement of the spastic condition . . . also restora tion of tone, DR. E. M. MARSHA Chiropractic Physician . TRAINED LADY TECHNICIANS " K-Ray Colon Therapy Electro Therap) , ESQUIRE BLDG. KLAMATH FALLS, ORE PHONE 7064 , , Hours 8:00 a, m. to 8:00 p. m. 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