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Australian Leaders Head Small Nations Attack In UN Over Soviet-US Delay T.Aff it SITfiCESS. June 13 (At Col. W. R. Hodgson of Australia led 4 a amall nations attack today : against a big power failure to ! break a 60-day deadlock between L the United States and Russia ou .a baslo working plan for world dls y armament. ' He told the United Nations com 1 mission on conventional armaments !. that the major powers had only delayed the group's work when they were given problems to settle among ' themselves. ' While criticising the Big Fives inability to agree on how to tackle arms limitation. Hodgson also drew Save! Voluoble Time and Money When Shopping for Your Father's Day Gift It Will Be "Right" And will be wrapped "right" if it comet from here. rows Wlaaau Haiti Blit. IIU Mftla raaaa an o W iV 919 East Main St. SHOP WITH YOUR NEIGHBOR! QUALITY MEATS FAIR PRICES SPECIAL! Colored Fryers Rib Steak Grade A Short Rib Boil Beef Roast Sirloin Tip Steak Veal Breast TOM BROWN, Owner $ THE . 618 MAIN SHIRTS $4.95 and np SHIRTS TIES f Whites Fancy BELTS I patterns II II Gabardines IS BILLFOLDS $Z.95 s and up JEWELRY Three v Boys' and Girls' .SA COWBOY Gabardine - it M HAAirr Slightly worn Steel Frame COTS.. $1.50 TJ. 8. Army Khaki BLANKETS $3.49 We Hove A Fine WAIST O'ALLS BIB O'ALLS PAINTER'S O'ALLS CARPENTER O'ALLS FRISKO JEANS COVERALLS attntlnn to its failure to auree on a governor for the internationalised city of Trieste. "We are back where we started from In this commission," the Aus tralian said. "It is a surprising but a true thing that you have a great power submitting a proposal and another major power submit ting a counter plan. You have had a power submitting a name for gov ernor tof Trlestei and Immediately you have another power submitting a counter name." Expressing Australia's' support of the U. S. plan for the regulation and reduction of armaments and armed forces, he urged the com mission to get on with the lob which the major powers had failed to accomplish. Xn a 30-minute speech, Andrei A. Oromvko, Soviet delegate, upheld his plan for the commission's work as a simple and direct one and at tacked the United States proposal as being of no value. He also told the commission that It must recognise a link between prohibition of atomic weapons and general reduction of armaments. The United States plan, favored by the majority of the commission, does not recognise that link, the United States contending that this commission should not be con cerned with atomic energy. The commission adjourned until June 18 without acting on either plan. 1 Farmer Starts Jail Term Today . SEATTLE. June 13 OPv Unable to post (5000 ball demanded by Superior Judge Hugh Todd in order to defer start of a three-month Jail sentence until June Jl, George Pfelffer. 89. Dallas, Ore., farmer, was taken to Jail late yesterday. Given the sentence and a 4O0 tine for six traffic violations, he asked deferral of the sentence to return home to harvest his cherry crop. He moved to Oregon several months ago. He pleaded guilty to the charges yesterday. lb. 59c lb. 53c lb. 32c lb. 43c lb. 63c lb. 33c Boneless Hundreds of Gift for "Dad" Are Here . . . and at Prices You Will Appreciate. If you prefer, we can offer gift certificates that allow "Dad" to select the present of his own choice. Two Suiters II glzes from 3'i $13.50 $12.95 up Baci, na Brown s n . Western X Pure Silk .... . . V Outfits Tie and A , Il Handkerchief IL - Sets ) BooU V $2.95 V Regular 1.95 'J . . Jackets Line of Work Clothes SWEAT SHIRTS CORDS WHIPCORD PANTS O'ALL JACKETS BIG DUKE GLOVES RAIN CLOTHES C Of C Conference In Pendleton LA GRANDE. June 13 lAV-Oren O. Allison, president of the Oregon Chamber of Commerce Executives, and secretary-manager oi tne Pen dleton chaaiber of commerce, pre sided over the first Northeastern Oregon chamber of commerce con ference opening here today. Representatives from Umatilla. Athena. Vale, Ontario, Joseph. Pilot Rock, Hermlston, Mlllon-Freewnter, Enterprise. Nyssa. Elgin. Wallowa, Union, Baker, Pendleton and La Grande are attending. Speakers will Include Robert Ball, Baker chamber; Lee Jacobs, Baker; and Allison. State Police Force Upped ,1.... i-,,,,.-,, ,lal lllrai U'lllf.) UUI1 W ..... i VI...V, " " " will enable the enlargement of staff here as well as at other patrol of-1 flees throughout the state, will go rr .inlv 1 hut fiur Furl V. Tichenor of the Klamath Falls of fice said he did not know how many men would be allocated to his pa trol. The sergeant has made a recom- -.-hiim, in lh hud nfflCA ask ing that his present roster of nine men covering xvwmnui county, be doubled but no assur ance has been received officially as to how large the local staff will be. According to Sgt. Tichenor. his staff now includes Privates L. ,G. Bergmann. William J. Colbert L. ... nAA trnonn Rob Mll- ton. D. J. Reed and Mnrk Sullivan. all operating out oi ira n.iu.... Falls patrol, and Thomas Martin . ah.t.4rlt,r Ktjilinned SriikevlewTh'Klamalh-lke patrol is one oi me nntcv state of Oregon lr point of souare miles but not largest in considera tion of DooulaUon, the sergeant pointed out. , , . mere w r"u,uv , way for a state poHc school to Oregon Vocational school using the ..Mrjinf. rrr'The school Is primarilv for training and Instruction of new recruits under the new approorlations Increase. Tichenor advsed. and on comple xi - riiits will un doubtedly be assWned to various patrol stations in uie it. nll ,nr4nff r.1ianl!".flr'naV off. Sell those still useful but no longer needed articles through The Herald and News Want Ads. BOTANY TIES Sunday, June 15th il Father's Day Surprise Him With King's Men Toiletries From 2.50 Available in' crystal or flaming gold bottle. A gift he will ap preciate. ' .Since lilt. E J DREW'S 'MANSTORE FASHION PARK LUGGAGE HOUSE SLIPPERS PAJAMAS DRESS SHIRTS SUSPENDERS Sport f and Leisure li JACKETS I $10.00 I Vi and up V Reg. 19.85 W Three Occupants Of This Car Hurt II ft The front end of this car was a a pick-up truck operated by Tom Walters Jr., at Woeus Tuesday afternoon. The sedan was driven by Carl Gibson and his passengers were Mrs. (llbson and Willie Parker, all of Klamath Falls, Walters and Gibson were Injured but are recovering at their homes, Mrs. Gibson Is Improving at Klamalh Vslle hos pital from Injuries Including a broken left leg. but Parker remained In an unconscious condition at the hospital, II was learned today. Both Gibson and Parker are employee of Tom Brown, logging contractor. Walters Is a farmer. Merrill Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sham are on a combined business and pleasure trip to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Strack and family .will go to Portland for the week-end. The VFW post of Merrill has formed a Softball team. On June 10, they played the Firemen of Tulelake at Tulelake. and brought home the winning score of 18-8. Wednesday evening, the VFW team met the Merrill Volunteer fire de partment team on the home field and chalked up a score of 16-8 In favor of the Vets. Don Ratllff Is manager of the VFW team. Mr. and Mrs. Van Holden have returned from a vacation of two weeks. Joe Bally drove to Lebanon Tues day to bring home Mrs. Bally and the children, who have been visit ing with her parents there for the past three weeks. A group of Merrill high school bovs have been enjoying a grand vacation at Seven Mile lake. They trucked saddle horses to Fort Kla math and packed Into their camp. They fished in various .streams along the Skyline trail. The weath er wasn't conducive to camping pleasure, but they took the snow and rain in stride and came home without a cold In the group In spite of the fact that their clothes and bedding were soaked throughout most of the trip. Sad Journey m . X5 George Alexander, 8. (above), holds a -suitcase in his lap as he leaves Seattle alone by train to ac company thebody of his father to Oklahoma. The father died of a heart attack in Seattle, leaving the lad without relatives or guardians. He Is going to his grandmother near Cherokee, Okla. llalin Saturday, June 14 Music by ' The Oregon Hillbillies Dancing 10 Till 2 Admission 11.00 ' - . . &'ilt, J n it n mass of twisted metal as the mult Mr. Elliott and Mr. Kendall chaperoned the group. Mr. Kendall and Bob Rexford had a near tragic experience when they became lost one night during a storm and wan dered several hours through the freeslng snow before finding the camp. They also had the misfortune to lose two of the saddle horses. They straved away one afternoon and the thick timber and the rain mode It Impossible to find them. The group spent several days searching. The horses are a black and a bay. and wore hobbles at the time they got awav. It would be appreciated If the people of Fort Klamalh vicinity would keep an eye out for them and reoort If such a pair Is seen. Bob Burleigh and Velton Hasklns left yesterdav with their saddle horses to make a further search for the lost pair. The boys who made the trtn were Ron-Id Trotman. Gene Chrtstlanson. Don Bowman. Bob Rexford. Robert Burleigh. Dovle Hasklns and Drlmar Hasklns. Women of the Moose held elec tion of officers on June S. Those elected to office were, senior re gent, Olga Bradshaw; Junior re gent. Mary Lou Nine: rhaplnln, Maggie Adams: recorder. Re Van Meter; treasurer. Anna Hartlerode Senior Regent Olivia Hobta will hold the (unlor graduate regent chair for the coming year. Chapter night nrogrsm was nrevntd ov the membershlo committee. Beulan Van Meter, chairman. The program consisted of musical guessing game, the music played by pianist Mamie Olaromlnl. Vlasta Pelrik was a-arded a prize 'or guessing all correctly. A community sing was held. "Carry Me Bsck To Old Virginia" was the favorite num ber. A poem written by Florence Wilson was resd bv Olga Bradshaw. Installation of officers will be held In the men s hall on June 17. Ap pointed officers, escort and com mittee chairmen will be announced later. Mamie Olacomlnl will present Mooseheart chapter night program. A practice of all escorts, officers and committee chairmen will be held Monday afternoon, June 18. at 2 p. m. Worth Wiley and his daughter. Mary, brother and niece of Mrs. Eber Kllpatrlck, visited here last week, with Mr. and Mrs. Kllpatrlck. They are flying their private plane to San Francisco to visit college friends of Mary's. The plane la a Cessna, and Wiley Is a member of the recently organized Flying Farm ers. Lee Holiday Is a member from this community. Mary Wiley teaches at Scappoose. Mrs. Lillian Thomason and Mrs. Jennie Taylor attended the grange convention In Bend, Ore. Henry An derson, delegate from Pomona, was there. Mrs. John Olacomlnl. grange master, stopped off at the conven tion en route to Portland where she and Olacomlnl are taking their son. Anthonv, for medical, treatment. Thirty-four members from Klamath and Lake counties were there. Jim O'Connor was In town from Mt. Dome last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams made a PARK VIEW Convalescent Home (Formerly of Ashland) ass am Mala sir.ti sf4frd, Orion Pbosa ttSI ll-lleur Harvlcr eeflataaS Nsrsa In Cbsraa ST IP THOSE Grasshoppers! With DOWKLOR (A Chlordane Insecticide) This new Insecticide, available In either dust or spray form, Is giving effective control of grasshoppers. It may be applied by airplane or ground equipment. "k Sure Economical Safe Bee us for your requirements I.W.I&n Farm Equipment- TS4 Bo. Blxth Bu In Crash r-sr': F of a collision between the sedan and Midland 8hlrley MUlegan of Midland has been chosen by Midland grange as the outstanding 4-H club member of that community and the grange Is sending her to Corvallls to attend 4-H summer school an the J. W. Kerns 4-H scholarship. The scholarship was awarded by the J. W. Kerns Implement com pany to the grange sending In Uie most sales slips In the state grange contest. Midland grange received the award. Shirley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 11. Mllllgan, both grange members. Midland grangers are reminded of the remodeling of the hall and any member or friend who can donate a few hours or days of work Is en couraged to help with the construc tion. There will be plenty of Jobs for everyone, according to Jay Mundlln, chairman of the building conumltee. Attending the slate grange meet ing from Oils grange were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hickman. Mr. and Mrs. August Andrleu. Mrs. Joe Mllanl. Mr. and Mrs. Francis riowers and Mrs. Edna Travels. George Flowers, youth chairman for Midland grange, has announced a picnic for thai group Sunday, June VI, at the gravel pit at Fort Klamath. An Invitation has been extended to all grange members to attend. Midland grange will have as guests Wednesday night, June 18. members of the Merrill grange. The Home Economics club will serve re freshments. Mrs. Roy Huff Is chair man of the club. Five tons of high grade alloy steels go Into the manufacture of one transport or heavy bomber plane. combined business and pleasure trip to Hcno last week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Shuck left Thursday morning for Los Oatos. They will attend the graduation of their son, Mervyn, from Monte suma Mountain Ranch school. Louis Moore had gone to Portland to go through the medical clinic. An old back Injury has been bothering him. "Your Health Is Oar Business" BUCKHORN MINERAL SPRINGS SANITARIUM Hot Minerel and Mud Baths ira a a a 1 1 I far haamsllaat AMSrllla Naarllla - - tui Karaaaanaaa, Carbon Dioxide Vapor Baths ara aarfaafaS anS raeaMmanSaS tar Aalkaia raaaaia CatSa Stjaj Braaekllla stlik Law ata.a Praaaara. a ftaeakara Mineral Ssrlnia ara la. ealaS II aallta aaalk at AaklaaS. Ora- mm Emlsraat Oraak. X.Sar i riaaraiaaala giaailaa. Ilasa. Cannula. nriu-Tkaratr Cllala. a' Daciar aol nana ara la allaaS- saca a) Raaaaaabls Malaa Af aarSISf la Iraalaiaala rasalraS. a Caaaslafalr laral.ar alaaslas aa kaailkaaalsa aaklsa oltk all aiaSars fuinitas. a Far raaarvattana ar SatatlaS lafar- aialfiaj. aSraaa Baokbara Mia- aral Ssrlata Saallarla.;, SI. , I, AUIaai, Ora. ar akaaa Lanf DIs- aaara. Dr. Herman Wexler. Director I -' - ill -Klamath Falls, Oregon nrSAt.D NWI. HUmilk rails. Ors. LEGAL NOTICES HKHOI.I'TION NO, 1MH A nKNOMIYION KIXINU Till TIMK AND IM.At'K rOH TIIM IIKAHINO UK UIIJKtTIONN TO THK IMUI01HKl AHHKHMKNT HOI. I. MAD Is! AND ril.KU lV TMK COMMON (.'OUNCIL IN TUB MA H HI Or TMK IMI'HOVIC MKNT OK. MOItTU 7 'VI I ftl'ltKrT MIOM TMK HOUlll .KANTKHIeV LINK Of OAK AVKNI'K TO 1 1 IK NDIITII WKHTKItt.V LINK OK WILLOW av:nik. and fi.i'M avknuk khom THK NOKTIIKANTKIILY LINK or HO t ITU lti KTIOCK.T TO TMK NOIITIIRAHTKNLV LINE Of .Til. MTItr.rV. HAMK I1KINU KNOWN AM IMIMtOVKMKNT UNIT NO HI, AND AIM'HOVINU TDK ANMK.HNMttNT HOI.L IIKIIKTOrOHK rilH) MKHKIN WIIKHKAK. ! Cnntntnn I'miitt'll hi mail ami rilvd Id Mt f(l.e iif Mie nolh-p jiittl lh PnolMlNKll ANHKH.H MKNT HO 1,1, In cniHterMou wlMt Iht imiti)ii linitrtivtintnl (if, Hon (It llh fMi vel trm I he HnMthittirly Lint f Onk Awnue l Mte Nurlhweeler'v line of Willow Avenue, and I'lttm Avnu tnnn (ha Ncm Mtaailvrtv Una of Hoillh nitt. Ktrart In lha Norlhaaklarlv Una ut ItU. Nlraal. mora fullv atiitwn on lha plant and ttriorlti) In lha aiHti'lflraMiiiu of Mta 'Mv Knliiar on flla in lha m tar of lha ii liitpruvanianl with lha aalrt P.'llca Jtutffa: now TMr.iirroHr nr. it hk-Hoi-vrn tv tmf common toi-n. cil or Tiir riTV or in amatii fai I . OPFOnN. IMTV AHKMHI.rO IN Btat'LAH HFflAtON.tAS rOLLOWSi iffIUM I Thai Monday lha 7th day o( Jul), IM7. at lha hour ( 7 JO o vitx -tt P. M , at the Cuuitcll Chainlari In Mia aaiu City i uma batng a iilar maattni data of lha aald Cixini'lli lia and heieiiy U fixed at the data, time and plaie for Mta hearing of ohiecMima lu iiith proiHiaad aMMtiiant roll, and to ttta Individual propariy auHmaitu therein aat loitlt, and, Rvr-Man ft iik it ri'HiiDit iiraoi.vro that Mta aald I'lUll'OSKD ANHKHHMKNT HOLL lw and II I hereby apiiruvett by Mia Common Coumil. and. MtrMan III UK IT rt'RTMKH KKhoLVKD that the Police Judge of Mta aald Ctly give at laaal tan '1U daya ntiilia. by puiillra turn til Mia Herald and NW. on ihia aitarata divi. and by pooling notlra on each lot, pari ol Lil. blorli, placa or parval and acreage proprly aai forth and daaorlbad In aald I'KUl'OHatD AM SUNN Mr NT MOLL, Mutt at aald meeting uf the Common Council on aald dale, all ubircllwu made and filed io aurli MMUininl r4l and to Mta Individual aaamnt tbaraln. will Ih heard and daiermlnad. and that following a de termination of all objection, the Com mon Council will prn-eM)il, by ortllnanra. to aja Mta proportlunala abar of Mta rml of making turn propoaad mtrn-r-ment In ecfortlartra with the uanaM la accruing there from to each lol. part nf lol, Woe a. pieca or parral of land or acreage property, hvrvtofiira found and dalermlne1 to he liable for aurh roai. Such notlr to t poaled and publlahail aa tfnraaald halt ftirtbar alata lite boundarlea wllhln which lha property Ilea tttal la found to Is banefilad and liable for aurh proportionate abar of lha coat of auch Improveittanl, anl ahall VENETIAN BLINDS Hriulate Trntllatloa . . , control sunlight . . limits prlrary. Best quality, trouble proof eon trola. Wood, steel, ar aluminum lists. Free estimates and Instal lation. CLAUDE H. DAViS 42 Main riione iC$i 8 SEEING'S BELIEVING! We Want to Show You What the Universal 'Jeep' will do AROUND YOUR OWN FARM BBs!g5 Phone us write us or drop In and tell us what day you would like to sec the Universal "Jeep" demonstrated, without obligation, on your own farm. We'll hook on your own implements and show you the pulling power of the 60 hp "Jeep" Engine and "Jeep" 4-whecI drive at tractor speeds to 2xi to 7 mph. We want you to haul or tow t load with the "Jeep" on any part of your farm. You've read about all the jobs the postwar Universal "Jeep" will do. Now, see it and drive it yourself. When can we come out? QCI RY OCLiDT 401 So. 6th FRIDAY, J 11, lT. fl Tw Mint refer Ml llioh rHnPOaMCD ASllMg MKNT MOLL. fu' " -Sf1 'X and that ImlimUilea wllliln which lha pu.pf.rty Ilea Mial la laneflled ha aatraaad for aurh Improvement, fTj1' Miat tiropaily lylif adjarant lo the Wtf alreati aa far lha piupoaad Imprafe tueiit antamla Ittnieun. and ealemllng hath from Mta able line uf aald alreeii lo lha renter uf the reapai'tlva blwke lying adjat'enl, log I her with lha uuartar nf aat'h hint , abuiilng upon and adjacent to a at i eel luleraet'llun, which aald quarter hall be liable or qiii'lt Inter aet'lluii. I'aaard by the Cumtiiun Cmnirll of lha Clly of Klamalh ralli, Oregon, Mill IH day of June, 1IU7. I'raaenled to Ibe Mayor and by hint auproved and algtied lhlt lulK nay ! Ju"- . n oiNi)0r. Ma.vor. H VATIC Or OHKOtlN COUNTY or KLAMATH IM. CITV Or KLAMATH 9 At AM . . I, 11 T. rianev, Police Judge of lha Clly nf Klamath ralla, Oifgnii, do hereby rerliry Ibal the above and foregoing la (rue copy of a re-oltillon Inlrouiu'etl ami adopted hv the Common Council of the Clly of Klamalh ralla, Oregon, at Ma regular meeting held on Monday the gib dav nf June, HM7. and thereafter ap proved and algmd bv the Mavor, H, T, rilANKY, I'ollre Judge Jn II. IMS-No. 744, Cliwlflrd Attn DrlnK Rrgulla. VTICA KNITTING CO., UTICA. N. K Kaintrt af NMjt't, aof' aftel hiUia i eVr nr. own iw.mi ia , , , ! thine . . I hi Una a Uiffa DREW'S MANSTORE 7M Main WITH POWER TAKE-OFF, th. Universal "Jeep" develop! up to 30 hp for belt work operates feed and hammer mills, silo fillers and other equipment. See it work on your farm. UNIVERSAL Jeep WILLYS MOTOR CO. Phone 6934 sa - X RUBBER FOOTWEAR
