k Indications Mount That
I Some Nations In Soviet
Area To Attend Paris Meet
HA II IH, July I (!) Intlleatliiiii
mounted today llml t leaat mine of
lhi nation! within thi Hovlel iirlilt
would attend the I'arli cnnlerrmie
an III Marihall alil-ta-Knrop pro
Irani, mill l I ln t ' li (rum I'raiue
quiitril Circlinaliivaw autirrea nil m
SeallM! Ituaala hnnrir lit Ik li I try to
ark In I (i Hip Inlaa.
A HiiMa illiti'll iiunlril mi all
Ihcirlliillve Miurir ai iaylii "proli.
ably llultarla will tlarlli'lpalr" III
thr coniereiirr, wlileh open! in
Malin Youth
Wins Award
Till OcjiiIiiii, Miilln hliih mliuul
Undent, reieivcd word Monday Hint
he It Oreiinn Mule wlnnrr In thit
aenlor illvliliin ill I hi' I'laher llmly
(,'rallaiiian'a timid conical held III
Oakland, Oulil. Ted will mum rc
tclvc a eaah award Inr hln work.
AIiiiiii Willi ll' nllii'i' enliiiiila,
Ted illumined a anilcil ilrnwlnil mill
model of mi tirimiially ilealmicd biiki
moblle. Juiimnu ' mi 01 litliiullty
nl dcaluii mid arllallv mcrll, itiiipui
linn mid balance el tlcnlaii mid parla,
woiknmimlilli. pallium) and color
application practicability of drann
mid M'nln Illicitly.
Youiiu Uoidon la it aenlor m Mullii
lillih mIiikiI mid doei model fr dc-
IliiilnK a hobby He In Hie n
ot Mr. mid Mil. F. K. Ooidon.
Tule To Hold
Tourist Meet
Hcvcral farlnada uf Klainathltea
will iriivel to Tulclakc Wrdnnaday
In meet with llieTuli-lake Hillary
rlub lor 1 illHcuiulon ill limrliil pro
mullim plum lor llm Imam men.
The itruup will be headed by John
IIoimuui. director of Ihp Klimilh
County chamber of commerce tour
lal committee. OihiT member! of
the chamber'! board of director!,
lourlat roiiiinlltrr mid Inter - city
committee will alio be preacnt.
Klmnntli ieakcri on the noon
program id be held nl the Htxirti
man! hulel will be Mm. I'hyllli
llemdiiley and Malcolm Kpley.
Chamber Manaiter Cliarlea Stark
md lliat directum and committee
leaden will be able lo attend Hie
luncheon an Klnmnlh board meet
Inii are beini! held once every two
weeki durum the luminer month.
PO Receipts
On Upswing
Klamath Kalli ponlal receipt look
n uniuiial upward iwIiik Una June
with mi Inrreane over June, 104a. nf
1313.10 Iteceipl for June, 1047.
were computed al $16. IM 4ft.
Receipt for the tirai half year.
January to June, incluaive, were
above laat year alio, with an In
ereaie of A'i,IOf)21 over the lame
period for IM. Half year receipt!
tor 1M7 amountnd to IH)I.(K!3 ac
rordlnu to a report from Hurt K.
Hawkliu, Klamath Fall" poitmaMcr.
Ilawklna edvlaed loilny that the
conaldcrcd chamce from a three
rent In two-rent rale for general
letter mall ban not been approved
and the rale la mill three eeuta per
ounce for firm clan mall.
Hearing Slated
In Assault Cast
A preliminary hearing: la In be
held thl afternoon for Clyde Blay
lock. 1U, and Arthur nlackmore
Howies. 38, held In the county Jail
mice June 38 on complaint of two
married women who aiild the men
aaaaultrd them durlnir a drinking
party at a 8, 61 li auto couii.
Blaylock la chanted with rape,
bull act nl CIUOU. and the rhnrce
aualnil Bowlca la a.s.Hiuilt with Intent
to commit rape, with ball let at
12000.
The men have reBilncd Attorney
J. C. O'Neill to defend them.
BAILIFF OVT
PORTLAND, July 8 OPi The
V. 8. dlatrlct federal court here has
abollahed the Job of bnlllft under
Hi reduced bucliiet.
The couit laid three periom
would loke their Jobs.
The menn lempernlure of Odessa,
fluialn. H about the mine, winter
and summer, as that nf noaton.
irt: WE RE IN A
FINE FIX NO
ACCIDENT .
INSURANCE"
VvVlAT WOR.K CAN YOO
DO IN THAT COr-DITI0N?,
husband: well,
Al SooN'S I'M able To be
ABOUT I OUGHT To BE
ABIE TO SELL A LOT OP.
ACCIDENT JNSORANCF"
rw o. i,iniir TH.rV
4I9MAINST PHONE 5612
Tl'aCoiirlliniiit i Now nnt lunch
nwh Ihi atriel lrom Oor Ofhui,
Parli Natiirday. The illauulrli laid
(lie llulviirlaii ciiiiiicll of Milliliters
mi ineellng lo reach a declilon 111
til mailer, ,
Deiiilte a Moiciiw rmllii report
lliat Viiioilayla had rejected the
Itrlllili-I'reucli liivllallun tik par
ticipate, observer! lit Helnrmle mill
Hie Vuinlm still had nut replied,
ami prolmhly wiiuld mil do so be
fore Thursday Uie tlradllne fur an
answer, t
Uiechosloviiklu formally an
nouiiced her ncceplance of tile lu
vllallon tmliiy.
Novleli May Come
A dispatch from Primun quoted a
source tli.n lo the ifovoriiini'iil ns
siirculiillnii tlmt the Hovlcl Union
herself iiiikIiI send a representative
to the conference. This source an Id
It wns aiuuiricnnt Unit the C.ccho
slovakliin Koveiiiineiit, In which the
coiiiinunlstA hold innjor ntreuitth.
hud accepted. Few observers, the
dispatch aiild. believed the, Cwicho
sliiviiklun decision would have been
taken hud Iheie been an outrluht
request from Itusslii to stay away
from Purls.
In llmiie, I'liinmuulsl leaden In
latenienli over Hie week-end lie
elarril lliat Italian il!imutilim waa
mil unalterably opposed to partici
pation In the .Marshall plan.
The Austrian cnlilnet also accept
ed the munition lodnv
In IiikIihi. Hrlllsh Koielun Hec
retary Krnest Hevln sulil the Mnr
hall proponiil nilnht yet make the
greatest coiiirlbulloii In Internation
al amity. He Indicated In an ad
dress that the door still was oien
to Russia In Join In Implementing
the program. Hevln luld Murshull's
proposals were purely economic and
that prejudices, "either religious' or
Ideological" should be ruled out"ln
the discussions.
Pickets Ignore Flood
' As
it
1 I
mm
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"T . C - . .vis
Permit List
Very Low
- Building permit read before the
city council Monday night totaled
only $134138 for the two week' pe
riod from June 24 to July 7. The
majority of these were for remod
eling and repairing ol houses and
buildings.
People requesting permission lo
reshlngle roots were Irene KosUr,
llll (Jrescent, $100: H. Heurls, 1W6
Pine, $UCi0; Bert Wade, 3H10 Hly, ,
1100; V. L. Chltwood, 620 N. 11th,
$160; ' E. H. UeVVltt, HOB Owens, I
$200; A. E. Book, 1421 Oregon, $:i00; i
Jack Fitzgerald, 0th and Main,!
$2U2; Denny McClane. 2212 Applet '
gate, $300; Joe Bnyder, 707 8. 6th,
$320.
Other permlU were Issued to Mrs.
O. McNoff, 160 Lewis, remodel
porches, $2(W; United Outdoor Ad-,
vertlslng company, Railroad addl-1
Hon, poster panel, $49: Donald Mc
Leod, HUB 8 0th, repair store front,
$1000; J. It. Dalley, 715 Oweni.
build porch, $150; Emmltt P. Aekcn,
2022 Main, $000; James H. Ollson,
019 N. 8th, new garage, $100: H. M.
Lewis, 638 Lincoln, remrxl'l resi
dence, $100: Robert C. Cook, Buena
Vista, new residence, $6000.
A. C. Porrestall, 1321 Pleasant,
enlarge porch, $25: Fred R. Cook,
333 Roosevelt, new foundation, ,
Make your spring cleaning- pay olt.
Sell those still useful but no longer i
needed articles througn The Herald
and New Want Ada. '
$300; Lekberg .and Duncan, remnd-i wha'-o Hwi. Ki.m'.a mis, On.
el Klamath creamery, $1000; Brick
Leach, Pine itreet, remodel Moose '
hall, $800; Joe Chastatn, 123 S. 6th, '
remodel store front, $200, and Mrs.
Ou Winter, 3205 Wantland, repair I
church, $1000. i
TiitioAr, lair $, int. r Tat
DA Die V I CJJ "There Is No Finer
rAIl YICYY Punilce Til Made"
Conyaleicent Horn KLAMATH PUMICI
tFormerly of Asnland) TILE f ft
901 W.l Mala . . J . .. .
Mallira. Or.,or, rhont ItU . ,".' l ' i'f
U-llaur a.r.lie !. "'' Dia
rililartd Nurai la Cbirgl '"
Workmen on itrlke at the Herman Oak Leather company, continue
picketing In Hli Louli In iplte of flood wilen that have reached the
building, ,
FALL FATAL
PORTLAND. July S I4'r-A 200
foot fall over a bluff on the Sandy
river was fatal last night to Ken
neth F. Kostcr, 14. Portland.
He had been picking berries on a
farm welt of Dodge park when he
fell. .
Turn those no-longer-used articles
Into cash now I Herald and News
Want Adi are Inexpensive and bring
quick results.
Dr.John A.
Negrevski
Children'i Dentiirry '
Excluiivcly
Phone 93 .0 731 Main
Klamath Folic
WH'i'Hifji'i'iy
Harness Set
Leather Tugt 70 Crt
Reg. 87.50 ... Sal V.Vr
Garden Duster
Seen finest for home foretenen AQ .
Reg. 1.39 S' yOC
Garden Seeder
Two-wheel row crop planter ' Q Q C
Reg. 21.90 .....S-'e
Tow Cable
Heavy etuty. For many farm vie. Q C
Reg. 5.95 :.ie0.y3
Egg Candler
Complete with wall bracket AQ
Reg. 1.39 Sole "C
Pre-lnvenfory
sza n
(t,ysnr(5iirD
These ftems and Many More at Sensational Reductions!
Cream Separator
600-1
Reg
Cream Separator
Eleeti
Reg
Egg Gradfer
Graded eggi pay mora QQ
Reg. 1.39 Safe
Battery Brooder
Get ready for fall broiler! Q QQ
Reg. 12.95 . ..Sale ""O
Fertilizer
Gordon Maitar. Fine garden boeitar A AQ
Reg. 3.45, 100 lbs ...Sale
Barn Scraper
Ea$y to keep barn clean t Q
Reg. 3.19 Sale VOC
Barb VVire Reeler
Save on torn clothei, cut' hondi 11 Q
Reg. 2.19 Sale
Trailer Kit
Maka your own 2-wheal trailer J JEf
Reg. 19.90 Sale l.uu
Trailer Kit
Moke your own 4-wheel hoy wagont 1 A Ort
Reg. 26.90 Sale IV.VU
5 Gals. 2-4-D
Weed killer. Economical A OA
Reg. 26.95 Sale IV.VU
Insect Spray
S-Gal. Imtant fly killer M ft Q
i. 6.265 Gals. Sale".w
Dairy Spray
5 Gall. Grade AA. The fineit
Reg. 5.25 L
Oil Brooder
With acceioria$
Reg. 26.95 ....
.....Sal
i.
;4.49
Sal.' 19.90
600-lb. Sell tearing, hand driven TTO AA
98.50 Sale ' .w
Electric. 800-lb. Economy King AQ CA
. 134.50 .. r. Sale w.w
Ford-Ferguson Tractor Owners Note!
Long Step Plate
A convanienca you can't do without A AQ
Reg. 6.98 Sale
Pick-Up Box
Handy, iturdy, ueaful ft ft C
Reg. 22.90 Sa'e V.J
Drawbar Hitch
Swinging. For heavy work JC Q C
Reg. 9.49 Sae3
Tractor Jack
For Ford-Fergu$on JL f C
Reg. 12.95 Sale
Sweep Rake
For Ford-Farguion, John Deere, Farmall AQ QA
Reg. 109.90 Sale 7y'y
Feed Mixer
1000-lb. cap. Mix home-grown graini OOO'"
Reg. 249.00, less motor Sale .
Roping Saddle
Cattro. Fineit materiali. workmonihip 1 O A 50
Reg. 198.00 Sale lo
Prefab. Garages
12x20-ft., delivered, le$$ roofing . 1A000
Reg. 399.00 Sale
Hammer Mill
10-inch . 1 A O00
Reg. 179.00 .'.Sale
2-Wheel Trailer
All iteel. Leu tirei , 11 000
Reg. 149.00 Sale liy
"The Farmer'! Daughter," with Lorctta
Young and Joseph Cotten
your Klamath Theatre Guide
ESQUIRE
and
TOWER
DEI jr A LI "Dob. Son of Battle,?
ri.Liv.Hn
PINE TREE
QAIKJRAW Claude Raim In I'Stranje Holiday."
HHIIlWVfT
tllmed In Technicolor.
"Mom and Dad,"
a picture everyone ihould lee.
Claude Ralni In I'Stransi
Alio "Allai Mr. Twilight.'
wv-'; S EARS FARM STORE
Mi 820 Klamath Ave.
Phone 5188
PRE-INVENTORY
on Men's, Women's, Children's
HOUSE .SLIPPERS
and SHOES for the whole family
GROUP ONE
Includes Children's Felt Slippers, Men's Felt
Slippers. Broken sizes and styles.
Regularly priced to 2.29. To clear af
GROUP TWO
Includes boys' slippers, women's house slip
pers, men's slippers, infants' high shoes, boys"
oxfords, women's dress and street shoes.
Broken sizes, colors, types and styles.
Regularly priced to 4.50. To clear at
u o
(o) (o)
(o)(o)
GROUP THREE
Includes men's leather slippers, children's
shoes and sandals, women's dress and street
shoes. Broken sizes, types and colors.
Regularly priced to 5.50. To clear at
GROUP FOUR
Includes women's dress shoes, oxfords and
arch support shoes. Most all sizes. Broken lots
and styles.
Regularly priced to 6.95. to clear at
133 South 8th ' Phone) 5188