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Newspaper Page TextI RIDAY, DLC. IV, 1V4 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE MINI French Union Group Split PAHIH, 'u. Ill il'i Hi-in-i.i-nlu-lives of Hio iinll-iiiniiniinlsl mliinil- lv nl ll' IHlWl'llllI (ICIII'llll Cun- liiiiciullnn of Labor lUOTi voted iii-iwlii-lmlng lodiiy I" "I'M 'Hli imrriit nigauliitlnn. 'I'lit' di-li-galen wi'ii' hi-licvril m n-pri-M-ul iipiiiuxliniili-ly 1 ,2:0.tuio. winker ill In- Wil li 11.000 OIK) uil-lii-ienln. The bii-iik was u.uilr, ii cuiiiinti nliiii ntilil, "Ui lii'ii Hit- l-ii-ncli i.u.illiul llimi-mi'lll llnin ull political ci.ntiul. 1 In- icmiIiiMoii, rullliiK mi nil lul-Inwi-ra II"- iiilimi'liy tendency In ii-Mhii 1 1 1 -1 imi.iIh III llio CUT, nut iippinvcil hy n voir I if I Ml In mil-. Willi two Htlhtrutluns. The inliiurlty gmiip. known as Ihr "workers' Inn'!-." dun-led Its lul Inwrifi to prepare lur n niitlunul ri'iiunwi lo net l "Ii inhli-ilruil iiH-iinl.ulInn lur nil workers." mill lippeilll'll In nil I'l'i'iirli win kfin hi support 1Mb new iimvi- ill "lur tin- lulu! com i ii Ipn 1 1 ii i nl 1 1 if working l'llih-i." Big Tree Topples Onto House Hi: AM UK, Oir. Dei" 1U wis - A lift-foot spruce tree wnn blown onto the roof of a ImiiMi line rally Thurnduy without injury to the two occupiiiils. Mr. ttml Mm. Wuyne Allen were addiesMliH ClnlMiinii amis in the kitchen, A purl of (ho roof uhh deim)llhcd, and ii piece of plywood torn from thti celling mrut k Allen, hut neither was hurl. Thn lire nunc to irii on twin bed in the unoccupied second Hour tiiic-il riMHii. No other damage i reported here from the iialc-llkc. winds ttml struck about 3 u. in. Butter Price Still Rising HAM I'ltANCIHtro, Ut. 1U MV Dollar butter - or higher--confronted the hotiM-wlfe the Pacific rim.il today. Athutnta of 1 tu J liiiU In whole, sale in Inn plu ci I the (notation lit new litutm for Uir yrur In Hall r't'illielMO. I'oillutKb Mini Kruttlr. Ihr int iriivA will be frit hi the re till! Irmtr by Monday, with prices nlirnily around Ihr thr 1 Irvrl. llnulr A tUK iM-oiri btittrr i W ItoleMillUtf lit H'f 1 j -Hfl ' cents R IHUlIld 111 I -on AliKcIm. BH-HU cents hrir. and 87 cent in Portland and Seattle. Grade 11 tMJ worei wns 7U 81 hi I .on Angeles, 80-fll here nnd HI In the northern ciUea. u TIi.wpf R0$e Tournament Queen j Bay's fews . .ciiiiiiut-ii no... Pino out-. " ' - vyW- i 1 ' "" """ i,"y "" fBl -m 1 llr. Ill lili-.i iiiu imlllnu mi u Miow IT' "'""' 'r rf ilfiltlj P 4 ; lur (III- Vuli-lli. 'I'lllie IMI'I III licit "V k-' i.f-f Miui-iiiy In llir wliiili: ulliili. J""""" S "i" x-Vf i Ji -V'f -. ? -iA m MKANWIIII.K - Hi in y Wulliiro l.i rJiui.iHK up hi, n piohiilili- tliliil pitriy I'liiiiDiliiLi-. II Wiillurt! hi i jij Id Kitlhrr ill tlie ri:il4 ill 1 llio plllkn anil tin- linn -lilllk;. anil Hit: hiipit ulm rntllii In tlulr lirui'liiKh unili-r Iiiu llilrd-piii ly unii-lii-It -Anllkl Iw rtlrliiliin lur IJrinu-i-riillr Impm III IUIH. U wuukl ijl T. H. mill ti In Hull Muum- puny m IliU nil nvi-r uii.iln. 'I hr CKil' would : lutvu ii wulk-iiwiiy. UK UK In ii "liiillli.il tliuiiulit: In III. a i-vi-nt, Hit- Ki-puhllrmi-i Milulil miv tu llii-iiini-lvim: 1 "ITU IN TIIK HACI. NO'l lllNd ! CAN HTOI UH NOW. WK MIGHT AM WKI.I, KNU Al.i, TIIIH FUNNY 1 IIDHINKHM AMI I IK UTATKMMKN : AND I'A TltlOI H.'' Tlllit wi.lllll Or wullilci 111 lur llio ruutiiry. MiiiIi-miiiiiikIiIp mill pntrl- UtlMII IIIT wiuit wr iii-tcl iibuvc ull rl-.r In llil.-i hulir. Couple Held On Charge Of Looting Ranch Residence K.'oiiunui-tl Iroiii Puki- fuel li.uk tu Klmniitli Fiilln, run out of urn., mid II witii lit Olc-lic Hint Uicy llll-l tilt UlliCflK. i J-'i-iinliiK Milil In kiih pmuli-il trnni Ihr lihtliu nlnli- H-iiltrntliuy on Ui -I ri-inln-r 111, wlii'in hu wu.H M-rvlnt; tlini on u unr lu M-yrur ti-rin lor 'luliiriy. 'Mil' Juvrlllll- Mild III! llnll ix in iiiviilvnl In u cur tin-It wtirn ' In wun 12 yruib ulil, und wlu-n he i iu Jiixt uurt-ly 10, In? rnlii.trd liilM-ly in llio Unltrd Hiulm uriuy I whriu lie m-ryi-tl thrrc lllulithn. Ik ; Mild hr mill iinotlii-r nolilu-r Mole ' h titr lit Mnntr-rr-y. C'ullf., drove tu ! l-'ull Ilrlil, where thry were pli kcd 1 up mid IihIktiI In tlir county Jiill Hu n-, l'hi- youth Mild he wim then irli-ii.'.ed by urlliy iiuthorltlen tu III;, luthrr wlu-n his true nifr wu& Iriirnt-d. Htute pulli-e e.sttiiihtrd loot from ihr tthort liuiur ul :oo but nil luid Iw-i-n rrcoventl tixliiy InrhiilniR the riiinrin tthli-h KeunliiK hud thrown Intu the weedn neur Olcne when uf-lla-rii Miipiied linn. KlKlileen-yenr-uld Virginia CWmdhue lubove), t blonde enrd from I'miiiilrim's .Mlilr City college, wai immed to rule over the fumed annual Tournament of Kiim-i at I'uiiadena, Calif., January I. A new htnr, dlM-overed In riei- trinlM-r, UH'J, In H0.OO0 tlllleii nj brluhl n.1 the Mill, but lis 411000, OlHIOOO.IMMJIXIO llllle uwuy. legal'noi ices" III MMllNft So HTJU K js rut: i iiici iT km hi uf rnt: m a it or onn.oN nut ki.am a ih ( IMJNTY vu roiiiA 1. n.i.r.T. puiitiur. UAt.lKIt It Vl.r.t.T. Drtrmlaht H) HAl.Tr.lt It. 1-i.M. UelrniUiil Imivc natitrd: IN TMK NAMK Ul' lllf. MTATK or OMr.(iUN. You ie lirrl tc-guiicil lu MplM-ar Anil nurr the riniiplaltil fllfd int )oti in lit ilMr -rulltlril t'ouft ni Kill im tr twliirr Hi cJirUon (if lour Kfrkt (runt DrrrrtilMT 12, hM7, uFiUh U thr ll- of flial pulilk-atltm if IhU iitiiini.il, miul If otl fall l itw-r, fur usnt llinrnf, Ihr plaintiff will ipl tu the Court for thr rrllrf ptMrl lor lit hrt ctniipUliil agahut oii. lo-Hll Thai Ihr mairlitgr contrat'l iuw rUlliig Ihi I Vi trn plalrttltf, Victoria- I. Hrrl and tlir delrmlanl. Waltrr It ricrt, U foirvrr illiolrtl and art Rilrtr tnl thai arte havr iirh nlhrr and further irlirf lu llio Cuuil may avrin rqiill at.lr Thl Miitiitwini la arrvril lirinn tl lv iniltllrallon iheirof imrf rarlt M-rrk for futir ti--rlvo urrka ptirauant In order of llimnrahlr Davlil H Vaiiflrnlrrg. Jinlir of thr ahovr rntltlrrf Courl, which oidrr um dated and rule red December I it, HM7 II AMIlY I) nnlVIN. Alt.nnrv for I'lalntiff ?n.1 Willlain lliilldlntf Klainalh Kail. Oiegtui l 2 Ifl. 21 J. J N'n. IIJB Fishing Boot Goes Aground 8KA1T1.K. Irc. 19 o1- Vuusl Kuitrtl hrudftutuler.s hrrf rrHrll t thr (i.'i-fool flihinu vrshrl Attu went Hittnund ut Mitry lhliind. 'J2 miles Mitithrul uf Ketchikan lit U it m. tixlny Thric wu. m Uis of life. The cutter HcinliH-k. dl.spiitched ', from Krtrhlkun, fmind the vrv.el 1 lev thiin u mile MHitheuM of the Mmy Mund hu lu suitlon at B ;iU : n. mi. ) The cutter put u re.ue pitily ii.thnre, but opemtionji were beniK i huniered by bnd weather, the ' const KUlIld Mild. I There were MX crew men aboard. This Soldier One Step Up OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec JO ofi- j One noldlcr hi re win a Hep iilieud j today on the liurd illiuo Ills futher iniitle bi-fore him. The youth In Clenild K. Tinker of the continental wenther w-Iiik, promoted yi-Merdiiy from private lir.l clu.vH tu corpuriil. He is Mutiuned ul Tinker field ; which wu.s named lor lu& father. ! th? lute MaJ. Cicn. Clairnce L. ; Tinker, ulr lorce hero whu was lust ' lu the iluttle ut Mldiiy. Morse Criticizes Inflation Bill I WASHINGTON. Dec. ID iA'i Pn-Mdenl Trumiiii und Sen. Morse ill-Ore.i lire uiireed on what the : republican voluntary anll-hilliulon . bill dues. j Muri-r s.i 111 yesteiilny hal It !"pu.-.se the buck lo the president," and plnyn "rmht Intu the hnnd.i of Ihe iilrraily tou-iHiwerful niuuuiKill.s ' He intere.stn in thu couiitrv." Mr. Trumiin. uikccl at a news conference for hlh opinion un the : republican bill. Mild he thought the ' Orenon M-uator had hummed It up ; pretty well. ' Clu-ulficd AdJi UntiK Re.iulu Tax Slash Block Seen WAHIIINU'lON, IJi-c. Ill il'i An other White HuiiJ.c mud block liuvc InU) llit today fur the OOP at tempt to lu-.h taxen $5.6OO.(XM.UU0 i billion i a year. AuM-rtlumi by Hep. Knut.sun dt flnn.i that thin bill In "veto pruuf" wi-ie In M-iiup contrast tu a renewal uf PriMdcnt Truman a stand uli.ilnst any tax reduction now. The Implication was obvious that the tux measure uilKht meet the nume fate us two uliiers passed at Hu last ri-Kular isslun of coiiKress. Mr. Truman veioi-d both ol then. He said then debt reduction niiit col. Iirsl and anyway the bills Kavc loo much of the tux relief to tli veulthy. Knutsun apparently based his "veto proof label lor the new version on the contention that It would Klve 17 per cent of the total lax reduction to persons with tax able Incomes under 4000 and only y'S per cent to those maklhK more. But at tnc president's ncwa con ference yesterday a reporter asked whether reports that the Kovcrn mcnt will have a 7.WXI,000.000 bil lions; surplus lur the current fiscal year ending June 20 would Justify a lax cut. Mr. 7'ruman said no. Biggest Shopping Day Expected Klamath merchant and clerks were looklnK forward to the biggest shopping day of the holiday season tomorrow, Saturday, and the day's total sales are expected to overshad ow lust Saturday's sales. This morning stores reported a WE DELIVER Pres-To-Logs Standard Feed Store Phone 8300 or Rinehart's Chevron Station Phone 3382 Oprn HcrkdaM : a.m. ta ll:M p.m Aun4a)f .M a.m. ta l:H p.m. Clh HI., aeraii (rem Tower Thealrt ELOQUENT EXAMPLE OF SLEEK SMARTNESS aafaajaakaML. liiMaiaaaHP AUDREY LONG. Iim. slender star of Athtd Artists. Imrrs that HolUood Bead is Amtnca's popular complement to iow-ciori menus En;3y Hotlifwood Bread with your aigrtt-onUol sand wichet 't has no tats added. Tuo M.'l,-..a f STAY SLtNOtB" t Heat' D-r H.il,-.a Cal AKtO rOM VOU CXCLUSIVCLY IV FlUHRER'S BAKERY Clnvuflrd rtrtft Bruig Resulta HARTFORD Arrldrnt IndeBOIly wmp.-j INSURANCE Arm T. B. WATTERS FIRE . AUTOMOBILE Gtnaral Iniuranc Aqencf 107 S. 7th SI. Phon 4193 MALLORY'S W MARKET u ., , . . . I . Telephone 4620 Mcrrill-Lokcvicw Jet. 1 I SPECIALS FOR J SAT. and SUN. "SHOP WHERE YOU PARK WITH EASE AND PAY LESS!" ROASTING HENS - Colored . .. lb. 27c (SATURDAY and SUNDAY ONLY) HAMS - Christmas wrapped lb. 65c BACON - Light, by the piece lb. 75c PURE LARD 2 lbs. 75c GROUND BEEF 2 lbs. 65c SAUSAGE - Pure pork 2 lbs. 75c TURKEYS Sadio'l and Carnio'i WHILE THEY LAST! HENS 58c pound TOMS 47c pound SUGAR 20 lbs. . $1.80 Miirllurlll'i CIDER Gal. 65c Cranberry Sauce 1 lb. tin 23c LARGE BRAZIL NUTS lb. 43c BULK MINCE MEAT 2 lbs. 39c GIVE SOMETHING PRACTICAL! A case of mixed fruits and vegetables! A nice selection of Christmas Toys . . . Christmas Candies STOP AND SHOP AT MAC'S STORE MERRILL ROAD PHONE 4977 Downtown Prices in a convenient Location! At Cost and Below Cost Save on the Items Listed Below! WW till intjL' t I''- - ifr 'rji T.rsT.. 1 1 WMtt CHRISTMAS NEEDS .ir - A --I.. Snoboy Delicious 00 nAppleS3 lbs. for 07C A,,..., Lpc. and sweet, 198 VIQIIIJC3 ... Case I Grapes TZZ 29c 9c Celery Crisp and Fresh Lb A complele assortment of fresh Featuring the finest in vcgctoble storage latest freen vcnelublrs at all times, typo, moisture controlled super cold case. STANDBY CITRUS JUICES Orange Juice 46 oz. case of 12 3.49 Grapefruit Juice 46 oz. case of 12 2.49 Blended Juice 46 oz, case of 12 3.39 Tomato Juice 46 oz. case of 12 3.19 Vegetable Cocktail 46 oz. "of 12 2.98 DON'T SPEND CHRISTMAS IN BED WITH A COLD DRINK LOTS OF JUICE liRAPEFRUlTJUftr HILLS BUGS. COFFEE 48 Peaches SaSi, S OLIVES Red Beans I.llibv JUICC Wisconsin PirLloc , , v , Yellow Uln. Del nnur New I'ai-k TICKieS Larse llipe Nf w t rop ''" 29c 3Nfor 29c EaJOc .,J. "r45ch '" 29c2 lbs-29c Pineapple, Limited Supply-Come Early Shortening Fluffu, S lb, pucknitc 1.19 Cigarettes All Brands t arlon 1.39 Rice Nutrition anil llrlli loiis His. for 35c WE NOW HAVE A good variety of pre packaged meat from Johnson Packing Com pany . . , wrapped in cellophane-, already priced Seo what you buy Know what you pay. FOR THE KIDDIES Purchase your Christmas candy and nuts while there is still a good assortment to choose from. Prepackaged Frozen Foods ?V Fruits V Berries Chip Steaks Prices Effective Sat. -Sun. -Mon. f,ulct hour but It was picking up at noon und thla afternoon the crowds were coiiverKinK on the Blocks left on counter and nhclvcH. Service Station To Open Saturday isoba union Hervlco Ktution, new Union Oil Ktnllon Ju.st completed uy W. W. Southwell ut the corner of fi. titli und Huuirnern lane, will be opened baturda. It was announced uy iiob iialvorscn, operator. Halvorsen will feature Union Otl products, Klresunc tires and bat teries and biop Wear lubrication. On opening day, Decern be r 20, each Kiddie who viMU the station In the company of his parents will be pre sented with a Triton bank. Purse Lost In Downtown Store Man us Peterson, Patterson, rejorted to city police yesterday afternoon that his wife, Grace, lost her purse In WalKieen's dru store yesterday and with it a $1000 check, a wrist watch and other personal items. lie said he and Mrs. Peterson had been In a booth at the drug store and left the purse. When they re turned It was gone. The purse was brown with wood en trimmings. High Roads Snow Packed , It wasn't quite as cold as It ; seemed this morning, the mercury going to 24 degrees, according to the CAA weatherman. A crunchy coat uf frost glistened on ground and pavement as early rieers left for i work. The week-end forecast was t fur jxmiblc snow. Holiday travelers were warned to day by the Oregon state highway i commission that nil mountain roads were hazardous because of packed snow and Ice, and chains are rc ! quired through the passes. The weather bureau warned that i conditions In the mountains will bc 1 come worse tonight with heavy wet 'snow and fog while gale force winds are forecast for tonight in the ' Cascade passes. Packed snow and lee exists on the I ' Willamette highway from Salt ! Creek falls to Odcll Lake post of fice. Sanding rrewi and tho snow plow are operating. There was heavy fug here early this morning and a similar condition existed ou the Oreenspiings highway. 8ALKM, Dec. IV Wf-The Santlain river Is expected to reach Hood stage at Jeffersuti within the nest 30 hours, but Is not expected to have much effect on Pacific high way traffic, the state highway cam mission said today, PHONE g3 your Fuller Dealer When you need HouMhold ar Penonal Bruihei utt tolepKoiM the number below. Matt valw. for your money. Prompt Service. 1135 CLEM JOYKIt Martin I'bone 5S77 IDI7 PERSONAL 1947 CHRISTMAS CARDS From your own snapshots. Make Your Selection NOW CAMERAS Arrtii SI with cm .. :,.9t Arm. CI witjj flftah and rite Arcoricx with re VMS, Vlrn-t lex wilh c .K.,W Vnkar II, fttlri "u-V C'Urtia :("." - IxS Speed Grsphic BUD'S 1031 MAIN PIL 3588 ACOMB'S BREAD MAKES r n 1 1 1 i n-rifti if -'-""""TH. TOAST You'll discover that any of our breads make the yummlest toast of all I Wonderful for breakfast, luncheon sandwiches or dinner-time creamed dish es. They're all so toast-able! AcomlA OPEN SUNDAYS and EVENINGS CLOSED MONDAYS 2045 Oreqon Avenue Phone 8373 to SLIPS 249 -l0 6 99 Lavishly loce-trimmed bodice ond M hems. Crepes ond satins. v m? wtms GkaSunUtCj, gowns & PAJAMAS 099 Z.99 5KS to u Satin, crepe, lace-trimmed gowns. Crepe and cotton pajamas. ROBES 5" to 19s- Satin, quilted and cancllewick robes for her leisure hours. 615-17 Main t