Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 18, 1947, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextIIIUK'jDAY, Dl.C IH. 194 HLkALD AND NfcWb. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE SEVM4 Automobile Production Hits Peak llll llllli, Uvt: I.; fl'.-'l lit-rr U lirllrr Ihrtii mt rvi-ii iIihiht jmihi n irr Miittimoliilr himI I ink pnulm' lluii IliU Hrrk w III lop all IrvrU MllidlMil hv llir hiilusliv Miii-r llf wrrk rmliil .III in '!H, lllll. All llHllriilnl iitlljilll (III Hrrk nf iimrr Hutu 1 17. r u n 1 1 h In thr l llllttl Millrn .mil I UII.Hlil WUIlltl riilllMrit tilth l:7.!Ht ..HM-inhlril Ml Ihr Until wrrk uf ''I iC I If ll trr-Hiir yrur. t.'uliltlltUllliH In 111)', unkh III cU'iiJirtl volume t (lie Nintiiitlnu tnt -put i( titu ku ni I'liid'n whin 11 nw iikkIi'I i-liaiii:r -iiVfi i otiiiin irutl volttrlrn hut. 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K.i lur this yrar thr uv.riiihly hum til tin two' cmii.lt ir hnvr tuiii'-il nut upprnxt nialrly 4,Hl.VIHK Vthlr III figuring thr iivrrtur Individ U4I'r rlmmr fur rarlv delivery of j a nrw mr It nuM br rrmrmlirrrd tin I it rcritrd-brrakliig nmrrlluir total uf ronimrrclnl vrhlrlr u lll-t-ludrd III till vrr'n iMititut. Thr , Yrir'i tnlttl uf truck uml otaHi nut- ! put In thr two t'ounlrlr will go above llir l.'i.'iO.WK) m.irk. 'I hr peace tlmr rrrurd w lat year' I.OJO.rr.'l tllllU. CARNIVAL By Dick Turner r. r r v 'rv W v . 1 g1paial , L 4 "Another thing I'm limply lost without a glftst of water at thret o'clock In the morning!" Fish Canning Outlook Gium VICTORIA, IS. C , Dvr. 18 (;!' Urltlhh Columbia' iiiulil - inllllou dulltir hiilmoii rniiiiliiK mdu;-Lry to day fa;cH (Imk prohptxtH for 1148 ulth thr to of the bi UrlUsh murkt't Ut KuhhIh tuid provlMoiiH of the Cifiiiivii uorld tradr KrwmfriU which niukt! powtiblc the export ol raw H, V. nalinoti to the Unllfd Hliitcn for tiiiinlUK. 0. J. Alexander, deputy titinihii-r of ft'hi'ricn lor JirltMi Columbia, rrpii'U'd toluy thai Jlrltain. v;hlcli duiiuif the K.ir ycirn had taken nbout J.OOu.000 cjim'.h annually, imd I lined a conlificl to lake 7).00d tast of canurd nahtioii from Huh nut. It l utidei.tloou thai u major pwrlloii ol the contract piovihioiih may be taken during 11M8 and there 1h little likelihood ol Uriiain tukuiK much B. C. ha In lot i next year. The picture, however, provtdeb a brlKht oi:tlfok for Canadian hou.se wlvex who durliiK the war were hhert of haimou, for the bulk of pro duction, previously eximrtcd, will prooably be allocated to the do mestic market. Mr. Alexander said it wa.i unticr .itood that the contract ht",i. by Britain v.itn Iiu.s.,m prowdc .or dell riics from eannerlei in ihe Ki:mchat!:u urea which before ilic wr were fihhed by the Japune.e. and the only major source ol fcaJmou In (he WcMern North Pacific. Formers' Earnings Set New Record WAHIIINOTON. Ore. 18 Ihft iifitlon'H far mem earned about t:i(Jbrj,O0O,rx0 In eu-'ih thlR year, the agriculture drpartnieni re ported Uniay. KeceipU from farm product were eMIinuU'd at fMitmsmW), or 19 per cent more than )at year, Grange Opposes Limitation Veto WASHINGTON, Dec. 18 ol'. Al be A. Oow. master uf the natloiidl (franve, fiald after a White Houte umference Wednesday he told the president that he opporeH a pro pohal U) delete from the reclamation law h l'H)-':rc llinltatlon on the acreage uaIiik water fiom Kovcrn ment Irrigation projecu In the Central Valley area. 1 OoKK Bald he told the president he thought the chauKC would bene lit lartifi financial IntcreAU while the run(fc believes In "family-Mw farnu." He naid he found the president "nynipathctlc" with his view. Sawmill Workers I U I u i r i u y I 8KATTI.K. Dec. IK V - l iii lhrii m l ion in thru demand Inr n :((). rent hourly wane lnriru-r will be ritrtir( In Pfirtlnud January A by lradrrii of Sil.WHi A F L - Paelllr NorthwrM Utmbri nud .sawmill unrkrin. The Portland fonieirtur will in rludr the I'UHi l riouud rtiundl, the CiihkI - Columbia council nnd the WilUmrlte Valley council. It will In; fnllowed by a mrrtinn with rin ployrr rrprrrrntaltve.s, Fail Hnrl ley, prrMdrnt (if the 18,iHM)-inrmler council, rrpi ted. Unit ley Mild the declMun to hold Y Uie mrrtliid wun reached niter local mployrrn. mrrtlitK with thn Punri Bound council laL week, hlalrd thry "would pieler to leiich nu Rieemeut on a reitloiml ba.iiR." "Howrvrr. the employrr repiT rntnllveh did not deny our claims tn a MibMautlal wur lncreii.se," Hartley ndded. Harold Lloyd's Father Dies HOLLYWOOD, ihr. 18 "V. - "1 tic iii.tu who .iliirted Humid Lloyd In the movies- hi lailx r, J. UuiMc l,lnycl--ln dead. '1 hr comedlaii-pioducer & lather died yehlerduy at the uuc of 03 in Hollywood Pteibyterlau hospital niter it week s Illness with pneu innnin. couipltcated bv heart trouble. It was eldrr Lloyd n flip of u loIU thai nettled his aclluu miiis future, the comedian -now M and a multl-iuilllonalte -recalled. YoUDK Harold hud been bitten by the actum buK in omuhn nnd hih lather had decided to let him have n B'khI whirl at It. 'I ho only iues lion wii .: Where to start, New York or Cftlllornla, where those new laiiuled movies wore beintt made. Dad Lltiyd tossed a coin, and the flip set them on the westward trail. A year later. 1UU. Harold made hi:, first film appearance as an Indian in mi old Fdison company produc tion at Han Dicko. A decade later, alter Harold had become famous as the bespectacled uniiidma's boy, he loiined his own Harold Lloyd coronation, and in stalled his lather as vice president and ttriiornl manner, n post he re tained until his death. Woman Pilot Sets New Mark INDIO. Calif.. Dec. 18 hV, Avia tion's speedy woman, Jacqueline Cochran, has Inld claim to a double- barreled speed record al 4KI miles I per hour. First, she claimed the mark w.is a new record by a propeller-driven j era It for n three kilometer course; second, she reported It exceeded the old women' standard of :i:i8 m p h. set by thr lute Larry Hurlburt at I lampa. Fl:i.. March 16. 1947. The fliKht whs made alonu the shore of the Maltou sea yesterday ut roiiKhiy sea level and was timed by Charles London of the National ! Aeronautic association. "BOTANr TIES SALE! House Slippers CIllMlfll'll Alls HrlllK ltc:iUilf PHONE your Fuller Dealer Whn you n?td Hounhold o Ptrional Biuihw juit ttltphon iht numbtr blow. Mod valua for your monty. Prompt Sarvica. Highway Upset Kills Three 8ILVEHTON. Ucc. 18 A wornun and txr yotitiR bon were killed and another noil scrlou.ily In jured north of here ye-slerday when a truck trailer overturned, crushing Ihe three who were riding In a Jeep. Police xaid Mr a. Louise Margaret Hoover. 4.1, Woodoum, was killed Instantly and thai her win. Jimmy, 5. died a few hours Inter In the hospital here. The Injured boy, Jack, 4. suffered a .skull fracture and other Injuries. The accident ko. on the B.irlow Monltor road. Mrs. Morris Iloiman, deputy Clackamas county coroner, sail, the woman, driving the Jeep, ran Into the truck at an Intersection. The truck drlvci. Henry Budeau, 26. Bllverton, escaped with minor Injuries. The victim was the wife of Ray Hoover, a logging truc k driver. She Is survived by two other children. Peggy Lou, 13, and Harvey Ray, 13. Turn those no-longer-iisftd artlrlpt Into cash now I Herald and Newa Want Ads are Inexpensive and brtiif quirk results. FOR SALE 5000 Ft. of Aluminum Pipe All Sizes Call 1004 Merrill Plumbing & Pump Service Box 50, Merrill CLEM JOVKK H:;3 .Martin Phone M77 . .,motK IIII.S LOS ANlllXKa, LK'c. IB of;-Wll-ham Prentiss Jr., lis, lawyer, fi nancier and limner U. S. comptroller of the currency, dirt! last night. He was born In Macomb, 111. Otoe's JOf rTEEN shop Wonder Values! Children's CUTE DRESSES Nut a pair lias been excluded f i miii this prC'Chrlslmas test ol bargains! Sheepklll Lined Opera style Itnmeo Stvle Values to fl.5(l NOW Values to '.'BB NOW J inei If 1 la MANSTORE 1 Main Nunn-Buih Shoes . " snr I' bring new thrill i' piV i in high fidelity repro- f&t4fW duel inn. Baniftliet qzZ? t noties. Hevealt wm TJ Jp f hidden toiwbrsuty rJ&&3yrm rvrn in your mt Mj,J 54.89 J , 6.,ub, Superhtt radio Voriablt ton control 0f " tompomation ( rffiffrrofrT effni Cltaming Froneh Gold grills 1 J lft' Ployi up to U rocordi outomatieolly I Tour Autnoruca ucoier TII-lCD CTCIKIIAkJD I KStHTItK THEATRE BITLDLNG THONE 805 I "APPLIANCLS IS OCR Bl'SINESS . . . NOT A SIDE LINE" 9. . Mm s For big and little sister, sweet and dainty cottons Checks, plaids, stripes, colors. Puff sleeves . . full ikirts . . novelty trims. Sizes 1 to 14. Thrifty mothers will like thesel WARM COATS For Youngsters! FUrtd, hoocffld, btlld, boiy ttylti. All-wool fabric.. 1 to 6X with It9lngt lio 7 lo 14. ALSO COAT SETS & SNOW SUITS 14 95 UP Otoe's - TGffttTEEN SHOP KLAMATH VARIETY STORE 838 Main PHONE 7134 OUR XMAS MERCHANDISE STOCKS ARE COMPLETE FOR LATE SHOPPERS Last Minute Specials TOYS TRICYCLES floor Samples of sold out numbers 10 OFF RADIO STEEL JUMBO SCOOTERS 5.98 RADIO STEEL MEDIUM SCOOTERS 1.98 ROLLER SKATES 2.98 pair STEEL DUMP TRUCKS 1.98 RIDE 'EM DUMP TRUCKS 3.98 AUTOMATIC DUMP TRUCKS 3.98 NANCY LEE LITTLE LADY DOLLS 8.49 JUMBO RADIO STEEL WAGON 9.95 LIONEL TRAINS 32.50 to 52.50 CANDY OLD FASHIONED CHOCOLATES 39c lb. HARD CHRISTMAS MIX 35c lb. MIXED NUTS IN SHELL 29c lb. CHRISTMAS TREE DECORATIONS 8 LIGHT SERIES LIGHT SETS, not boxed 1.59 7 LIGHT INDIVIDUAL BULB SETS 2.98 FLASHY GLASS TREE BALLS 10c to 15e ICICLES . . . ANGEL HAIR . . . SNOW Our stock of decorations will be complete, including extra TREE LIGHT BULBS tor SERIES SETS Now IMavy 100 Co White Wool Blankets $11.95 100 WOOL BLANKETS LOOK! READ! BUY! Save 10 to 50 Co 1) t in Maroon nr Forest 5 I G r e n. v dmiDlf bed l sizr A wel come (jlrT always For Men & Boys-B 15 Type FUR COLLAR JACKETS Full alpaca liiifd has quality, lustrous, water repellent outside fabric. Verv popular lor work or pLav. $20. VALUE M45 ARMY TRAINING RIFLE 49 oy ArrrtM 8rv.ee for Unnml of Arma Training rliitif! df.-i'x marie of wood are! metal Kent In weight u.i itifm for (jKoratlona, ror icnool training, etr. Priced ty down (or Immediate dlapcuai. A Grand Gift for Boys! Rifle Sllnc 79c Extra $8.50 U.S. MARINE FIELD SHOES s95 Comfort last Amooto insin Russcd out tint for iora wear, iiafeiy noo-Sole. U 'M 14 INCH SOLID LEATHER BOOTS $16.00 Value! top Brain water Proofed leather. lT r I p 1 paK-taa aoiea oir oolj 95 FLIER'S SHEEPSKIN LINED BOOTS Leather with heavy safety soles. Gov't Surplus. $595 1095 Reclaimed per pair Brand new per pati . DRIVING GLOVES $129 U. S. ARMY WOOL SWEATERS Brand new Long sleeves, button-up col lar. O.D. color. Huge value af only BOY SCOUT KNIVES ll?J $179 "1 $295 (il'MH)ui!ii Leather Trimmed RIFLE SCABBARDS (Gov't Surplus) 2.95 NAVY BLUE PULL. OVER JACKET Tailored of Blue Gabar dine wool knit and wruti 10.00 VALlCt 495 ill El FLIERS' POPLIN JACKETS An Ideal lop f e r coat of 45 fiik-Mke lu-J stroui poplin. I j Regular 7..W VALtt:: 3 $9.00 HEAT CONTROL ELECTRIC IRONS "Middlcton" make. Adjustable for Silk. Wool. Ravon. Cotton. ICold Handle I. SC.95 IH.O.I Al.l. WIHII. COAT SWEATERS ms435 Assorted color ' Levi Strduu first quality NEW Indian Blankets Size 60x80 In a large assortment of colnrs. Makes a fine Christmas eift Only $395 NEW HERRINGBONE TWILL Work Coveralls Sizes 38 to 46 $495 Only B Pair IM:frl:JIV.WILI TOY SPEED BOAT I Sleek. Floatable Two Sealer (No motor or power! $1 59 DOWN FILLED SLEEPING BAGS (Reel.) 40?', down and 60?.U Crush Feathers Verv light to carry, vet extremely warm. (Mummy type) WATERBURY ALARM CLOCKS New atrcamlined A tidnd wind clocks. I Big value at only 4 45 Send Cruet er Money Order jist received: !4 H. P. Electric 2-Wheel Grinder Made by Brown and Brock- myer. Bit II bearing motor. No C.O.D. s $55 SIGNAL CORPS BALLOONS Kxpands to 5 or 6 ". will give Joy to 29 2 pc. WOOL SLEEPING BAGS a f i Mummy stvle wool .-aa with water-repellent outside cover Q C worth r M " SI 2.95. Sale price oow 4 $85- (ah H.P. Elec. Motors SAR50 Repulsion Itarr. iniiiiclion run 110 and 220 volt. 1750 RPM. Ball bearing rquipprd. Sale price lluot Ili-Speed Drill Sets 116 to i inch by 64ths. Ineludes Steel Case Only 14.95 "SNAP-ON" i INCH SOCKET SET 14 Piece Sale Price Now only 19.50 'A H.P. ELEC. MOTOR 95 I I I. P Single Phase. 115 Voln (brand new), lust received in time (or this Event! Sale Prke 29 Bear Claw Snow Shoes I Brand nrwl Com Government far In txceu ol ibis (.real Bdrgain Salt j Price. 895 I-INCII PAINT BRtSlltS ON SAlala AT IMSSTON KCVHOLE SAW. HKi VALIE AT YANKEE RAf'IICT St RK DRIVKR H r.lKTKIC SOI.OKRINO IRON (Hill wait! HTFM. TOOL BOX I, AH (it: CAPACITY $2.95 99c S3.49 S3.45 S3.95 2 In. Swivel Vise $ 29 (ttnulne 'Miner Fails" for Hobbyist. rtnon r llomt uif. 3"! iMDsouTHSfliriTKI STREET 615-17 MAIN 1