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ACE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WCDNBDAY, DHC. 31, 1947 HVVU'M A N 0 Continuous Shows at Ksqutre From 12:30 P. At. YEAR'S DAY Shows From 13:30 P. M. NEW Continuous I n) Dennis Morgan SJ'M lu Andrea KINO ( J5 Arlena DAHl Cl J Pi man Mui'Ctotsi mn )LH WEATHER KLAMATH FAU.S AND VICINITY: Cloudy with know lonlghl and TlmrMtwv; high today 34; low lomtht Jfci. high Thursday XL NOHTHEHN CALIFORNIA: Fair In louih and cloudy in north today with rain twglnnlnK on rxtrvmt northern ciMmt this afternoon and aprtadtng south ward and eat. I ward to San FrancUco and Sacramento Thursday and to Fiimh. ThuwtAy night; ttlnwly rising trmpcrn turwi; grntle variable wind off i'oat. becoming morteralr oulhcrly. ORKt.ON: Cloudy today, tonight and Thursday, with rain in northnel tmlaj . picadlng over rt of state tonight and Thursday. Wanner tonight. Mod erate to fresh southerly winds off coast. Prisoners Flee Jail: Two Killed Oondlllon Critical Owen Riddle o( Bcatty, who was burned in a Christmas week-end celebration at Spramie River, lemained in crltl- rnl frillHillnn at Ulnmnth vll..tt hnsnltnl Rlrl.lla 1... tli rf-.,.. CANON CITV. Colo., lire. 31 MV- hum. !,.,, (i,. .. i ne more convict was killed mid mi C11(,SI ' other was Mounded todiiv as armed 1 men pushed throufh snow and suli- . ..,.... , freejliu; told in search for denner.ile. Leaves Hospital-Mrs. Rosa Carl- prisoners still at larie after a bloody mill, who resides at the Oregon Vo- rw,p, lrom the Colorado penlten rational school where her husband , ii-m- ni.ii The score stood: two cimvlcls slmt Separation Causes Voltage Shortage A separation between The Cali fornia Oreiton Power company and Pacific Oas and Flectrlc lilies III the vicinity of Castella, below Duns luulr, Calif., resulted in low voltiwt alfectallolis here shortly before 11 30 mi. Copcu olflclals said that (lie nrp million would uffecl miylliluii sen sitive to volume such as radio sta tions, transmitters, teletype ma chines mid Western Union equip ment. Home radios and utilities were not Hfleoted. is a student, was able to leave Hill side hospital this moraine; after emergency surgery. Matinees Dailv At 1:30 P. M. Ere. 6:45-9:00 P. M. rithiiiTfiiim7yrTjniiiji i. ray if i, iiJ jxL-'T durante Urn sj lEMIumw. fVSlOYSAff. TONIGHT Deere Open 1I:U . n. Neleema ken-Serpentine Vf -Wk SCREEN ' 3 Community Sinjjs Cartoons and Special Feature Picture Tickets now on Sale Get Youn Earl j I STARTS TOMORROW Continuous Shows From 12:30 P. M. JUNE ALLYSON PETER LAWFORD Coor by TECHNICOLOR "fie" Ends Today ;arv ( ooi'fr in "BEAU OESTE" and .hr(.k musr "CORPSE CAME C.O.D." Cenlli From ous shotts Daily 11 -M r. M. TOMORROW TWO GREAT STARSI , ew I Barbora 1 STANWYCK P ALSO Tills Thrilling Story Of Comedy And Mystery Improving Vickie Morgan of the i Will Attend Game Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Ooldlng left Tuesday morning tor can ruuuci. tain., wnere uiey , cascade apartments, was able to , will visit his sister. Mrs. John Fltz- leave Hillside hospital todav fol gibbons, and go on to San Jose to lowing treatment for an Inlured spend New Year with her brother s shoulder, received when she fell on : family, Mr. and Mrs. A. Chandler ! a restaurant stairs December 29 i Berry. They will also attend the ! East-West football game in San ,., onwCUcster Trlmx, i "S,,0 lL.v',r5 DR' ' Wyheuser Timber company em will return on bunday. , . rii,mt.ri (mm tiiiuirie hospital today after treatment for JP Ponders Assault Case CHILOQU1N, Dev. 31 Justice of the Peace Lloyd Peters took un- To Alameda Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kennedy of Weyerhaeuser returned I Sunday from Alameda where they j spent Christmas with their son. Joe W. Kennedy, wile and Michael. Their daughter and her husband. Dr. and Mrs. Ericsson tthe former to death, two wounded, four recap tured, lour sill! at large. Oi vllle J. Tuiiey. 54-year-old IVn vcr murderer, was slain and Rich .ud F. Heilmau, 34. a kidnaper, was wounded 111 tne head and one arm " eis pourra a mn oi lire rtrr 1Uvoineui the case of Lorcmie into a nailer house nine miles east Elliml5i aJ.year-old negro charged or c.inon tuy. wUh llssiulll ,lllfW l0 km n,,r I ii her. John Kilmer. 43. a rob- a four-hour preliminary hearing ber. was shot and killed by police in yesterday. ) downtown Canon City. R. t Free-j J. C. O'Neill, attorney for Kdwards. ! man. S3, a I'ueblo Colo, kidnaper, asked Judge Peters to either tils- I was wounded In the ler before sur- i nilsa the case for insufficiency of ! rendering in the mountains. evidence or to reduce the charge to ! Woman Wounded lesser degree of assault. ( A woman and a prison guard were Judge Peters delayed any acllon seriously wounded and four other fr t 'fast 24 hours. miunlc u-A.v .......1.. I.-.. ...II L-.lt...,r.lw I. .1.1 I.. Hillside hospital today after re- i T'Z. .." " . L . . " . r ., IV" Truck Hits 7-Year-0ld Boy A loaded lumber truck stiuck and passed over a 7-year-old Pelican City child late Tuesday morning an ihe boy slid down a hill on his wagon Into the path of the truck travel ing on the old Pelican City road. The child, Jackie l,eo Uiwry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kliner l.owry of Pelican City. wnK m Klamath Val ley hospital surgery al mld-aftcr-noon. Ills condition was ilcwiilied im crlllcal. The accident occurred shortly be fore 11 a. in. Driver of Hie truck, according In klatr puller, was llaiid I. l.yile. 4775 1'ivlila. The IrucK was loaded with lumber, officers said A passerby look the child in I he hospital. He was conscious .it Ihe time of admittance. Wllncssc were two playmates of Iho Uiwry boy. Clary Coats. II. 410 rnrrev. and Doyle Watson. 10. 402 McLean. Tulelake an eye condition. Mr. snd Mrs. Don Klalier are va liittoiilug during Ilia holidays at Soiithgaie where 'hey are guisis nl I'lsher's sister. They plan to rriuiii soon after the fri 0t the year. Fisher Is custodian of the l.uu ileds ! Virginia Kennedvl came ud :rom ' crivirw treatment for an eye injury. f . .. h, k : ,.,.., , cutiimr cinrenre Hnnni'i,.., n .,, nutlonnl niomiinent. Injures Kye Maynard Gardner. 221 Broad and an employe of the Great Northern, was dismissed from Bakersfield. Calif, and shared in the family get-together for the holidays. 1 Home Beverly Melhae. daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Melhase : of 1540 Crescent, and Ruth Fletch- ; er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. : Fletcher of 1955 Portland are s)nd- ! ' Ing the holida,vs with their parents. ' ' Both are students at Woodbury col- ; lege at Los Angeles and Miss Mel- I I hase has as her house guest Char- i lotte Atorick. also from Woodbury. ; section for the Drison's w,.rt in. a tiocketknife at At Hillside Jack C. Duncan. 13. mates. . hall November 16 son of J. C. Duncan, an employe of ' s.m llllV(, .,, ,,., Peyton and company la recovering Jamn B sherbondv. 28. an Eagle at Hillside hospital today where he murdorer. HaroM ,tl had surgery on his nose early this morning. Treated Mrs. L. F. Tarwater of Sprague River has recovered from a severe cold at Hillside hospital and was able to leave for home- today. way. 37, Pueblo robber: Ernest La Vergne, 31. Denver robber, mid John Smalley. 35. habitual criminal from Denver. C. L. Robinson, a workman, was alone In the trailer dwelling when Visit Parents Mrs. Hamilton, the former Barbara McLean, of Barring- Medical Care A. E. Osborn. route 3. box 189. left Hillside hosp. Clilloqutn dance doing to San Frumisco for Ihe casi-nesi game New Years l)av will be Mr. and Mrs William Hoop er, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moseliar. Ml. and Mrs. M. L. Mutton. Mr. and Mis. Floyd A. Boyd. Mr and Mis. ailben Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. Curl Haas. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. HiKlru berger and Mr. and Mrs. Mmel Long. Mr. und Mrs Hooper expect 1,1 tl.M.lf. ..IIVOlL'rt Mill,, ..It I..,,.....-., W 4 WIITMr IT, . V IV... -11 . in A 1 . . ' Turley and Hellman walked m firr . ... "r .. .- T." 7 or ' Iul" ttw the llawallaii " 1 IL'lUIIl Ul tll'UKH. ili L1C UiiriV I11HCI1M1 Doth i rv to "remilar" control In kiv nili- Wallace Move Helps Demos ton. Wash., is visiting her Darents. ta' today for his home. Osborn has ; Mr. and Mrs. A. H. McLean of Wey- j befn patient at the hospital since erhaeuser. Another daughter. Pearl. ' December 8. j is home from UCLA and a son Rob ert arrived from San Jose State college for the holidays. League Election There will be a meeting of the Suburban league at 8 p. m.. Friday, at Shasta school. If enough people turn out for the meeting, there will be election of officers. Surgery Billy Cleveland. 1874 Derby, had surgery on his nose at Hillside hospital Wednesday morning. To Minnesota Elmer Rindal of the Modern grocery left on Mon day for Minnesota where he will visit his mother, brother and other relatives. He will be gone for two or three weeks. Clothing Goes To Yule Ship ! telling him: "We're the law : carried guns. "Later they told me they were es I eaped convicts." Robinson said, "and j that officers were close behind them. I They said they were just interested ' in getting some food and didn't ' threaten me. "Then some officers closed in on . the place and I hit Ihe floor." j Hellinau's wounds were believed j not serious. One of the recaptured felons. A. B. Tolley. 21-year-old slayer, told new s men he and another prisoner sawed their way out of their cells and then I freed the others: "Them saws are all over the Joint." he declared. I Ti nrUnn... 1- 1. . - .oU.,,r,a ,M?m-u uut against Ileal slates was forecast by Senator Spaikman iD.-Ala.i today as the result of Henry A. Wallace's inde pendent bid lor the presidency. Sparkman. who headed the con gressional speakers' bureau In the l!Hb campaign, said he believes Wallaces thud party campaign will have the "healthy effect'' at In creasing democratic activity. 10 many times in the past we Islands where they plan to spend si w eeks. Mr. and Mrs. Don Potter and family will register next week at the Cilft hotel In San FiaiKi.no and while south will see the Fast West game and will visit with Mis. Potter's faiher. Mr. Marker al Napa and with Potter's mother and sis ter In San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Ktrrei hud ! '""ipany I with them Chiistmas Dav itirir i leinrcvc Two Boys Hurt In Minor Accident Two simill bovs wein slightly In jured lale Tui'siliiy uinnilng at 7lh and Washington liitersciilon when they reportedly walked lulo Ihe side of a car driver hv lliissrll I' Fllrilge, 4IVJII Clinton. Kllnluo Inlil my police I lie boys weir Miirciis Miuiiiv luted 7, and (iaicnie Murray nurd II, of 414 N Hill. Flleilge took the hoys home. Courtright On Leave WASIIINUTtlN. Dec. Ill .-! - II IV t mil rit: I it . tin, Miniiiiiti'iiili'iii of Ihe Klniuaili, Die. Indian Agency, has asked lor and iccelvril a Htl-ilav Icnvr Willi pay. Wllllmn .liuiiiiiuiau Jr. iti-llng rniniulsslohrr of Indian adult's, said TucmIuv. ! f'onr!UTIulil' viu-ni i.,i, tt.,,-1,.,1 December 2U .lllllllriman said : there haie been rcpoiis that Conn- i wilght may lie Iralislrned. bill as '-' llo decision has bcrll made, i CollrlrlKhl lias liecu with Ihe t iittli.il service 4U yruls i.nil Is rlliillile fur retiiciueiii. Indian buieaii ofMii.ils ,.ul the iiuestuiit o i he return of K. It. l'ier to his prewar po.-.ilun as superintendent o the Niivajo aueiii-y j ami the recall of the pie.'.ent super intendent. James Stewart. In Wash- ' liigton .Mill is under coiiMderailiui A decision. Ihry said, is likely by the end of (lie week. Dupont Blast Injures Two j WILMINGTON, Del . Dec. 31 I1 i An explosion at a Dupont smoke- le.vi powiler piuut Tuesday Injured I ' iw'i worxers. ! A spokrsman for the company said that the men were behind a reinforced concrete burtieudr that i saved llirm from srrlou.i injury. The men were Identified by the Children Hurt In Snow Fight SAN FHANOIHCO. Deo. 31 ( An aiilllclal snow pmiy III Clolden (Into patk liinird Into a near riot Tuesday, and 311 children and two ii I u 1 1 is wcic Healed for Injuries caused by Icy snowballs. I'utk rmcriicury hiuipllal al tin park Healed the victims who wria slunk by Ihe snowballs, or fell on the slippery mass, In litis city wiu-ie It seldom snows, Hospital iilleniliints said mini the clilldieu's Injllilis were lather scmic. Many weie lilt on Ihe head mid several In the eyes. Iiijuiies io the two adults were described at "rather serious " Thousands of chlldieii, many of whom never had seen snow before, hud Ulltlleled III Witness the aitl llclal snow sniie. About 10 (W0 of llieiu got Into violent Hiiiiwimll liglils nlimt Immediately mid even bninbaiiled a police palrot ear whiih aimed 111 ulleliipts to restore oidei. Warren Doubts Wallace Chances SAlilAMIIN TO. Calif, Dec. 31 Is -:riv Allieilrull I'll 14-11 litis the l Iti tit to stmt a thlid imlllletil p.u'. In Ihli couti'iy but. tlnveiuor F.ul Waiicn. a eiiudldiite for the ir. publii-itn iinintimi Inn. .aid TueMiy he docs not bi-lieie elmugii voirii, will deselt the major Imliles to mi.r llenrv Wiilluer's liiov rmriil klierr.-,t-llll Ftllihrt. he said, a llllllllplliitv nf p.ilUen Is detiilhelilal to dellliHiallc pi o, esses. "II cvety lender who call lint lr,ul in his own puny cnilraviim to tle stmy It by aiii-Ii means we would hardly bo working toward the in.. Mount unity that Is so essential in these tunes, x x x" have been Inclined to go to sleep. di'Ughicr and son-in-law, Mr. an.l resting on the assumption that some groups outside the party onranua lion would provide the voles we needed In vital states." Sparkman told a reporter. "In some places the violently vo cal left wing, which was in the nun- Mrs. Robert Browiisrombc. Berkeley and their son and daiightrr-lu-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leon street. Tule lake. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. McClynioiids and Mr and Mrs. Ivan Rose will see the Hose Bowl game at Pusa- Ouard A. C. Clark. 53. w hen h. on 1 InckeH th. ii kiu j j I . wiiicn was in tne nun- - r Th- i-h-ie,n,a. ci lOCKea tne cell block and stenned tn - n -j . . ...,., ... I dena on New, Vnnr'i linv expressed gratificaUon today on the jiuensmle Li?h Knockl"'t Clark party machinery. Wallace's entry will ! Mr- nl M Chester J. Main and . , r - "- c-,.-i,,ciiLa ui, alio uir reau i . ... George Klavrl. 31. N. J . and Kenneth Hniwii. Ja. Halein. N. J. The blast occurred at a 30 am. iFSTi al Duixuit's Carney s Point plain Just across the Delaware rlvrr and about 3(1 miles from downtown Philadelphia. Itesldriits of the alca reported hearing a tcrrllic roar. HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND t.llNK, DICK. Mt.lll llllll Thoioughty Moilrlll Ml a4 Mil. I I rail? fl VlUlBlt Classified Ads Bring HesulU : J convicts turned on thru . . . h.iamatn residents for shipment to guards as thev rn 7 !i,i. lij nemoirais can take over again Europe and advised that more withm ... . . i" purge we should welcome. . CIO hall. 234 Main. Refreshments ; will be served. holiday week In Bakersfield. Mr. ami Mrs. A. E Ityckmmi and Norman sient Christmas with their daughter. Mrs. Paul Premier and nut Creek. Card Partr Women nf the i-Tr auxiliary will hr,w r,ir,.hi- clothing can be used and accented i nu.. , " . . " urraK- Where any third parly ticket party at 7:30 p. m. Friday at the ! " Salvation Army headquarters on beinV stolen How I . T? i Would oKlctal sUrt. however. ! "; : mamatn avenue ud to 5 nm. New .i.i.i . . v.;. . . uouui. ooiue pouuen to Vear s Day. ' Canon Cltv vieini . e the orl"l"lo" meeting of the Pro- l! , I """.Pi' ' clnlt "" ' rswvt Citizens of America, sched. ! ARHIVFS .ic suipmem oi looa ana cioiniiig : -ere oeuevea to be on foot uled for January 18 In Chicago as' TOKYO. Dec. 31 M-.c.il. Charles lias gone jrom rLiamain rails to from one of the cars, the convicts uoiainea ! Social Club There will be a regu j lar meeting of the Eastern Star Social club Friday at 1:45 p. m. Hos 1 tesses will be Mrs. F. W. Peak and , Mrs. Howard Lis toe. Bay Trip Mr. and Mrs. Harold West and Annis Struthers of this 1 city left today for San Francisco to ; apend the New Year's holidays. Visit Over Mr. and Mrs. Walt j Jendrzejewski and family spent the Christmas holidays with Jendrze jewski s parents at Hermiston. In Hospital Mrs. Grace Ander son of Malin had major surgery i Wednesday at Hillside hospital. Portland and Seattle for loading on the Christmas ship, and still another shipment will leave here. Fred E. Fieet. chairman, and Earl Kent. Jaycee coordinator, said today that they hoped to be able to duplicate the first shipment and they stressed the donation of money, no matter how small, was acceptable for the rest of the week. Money may be dropped in receptacles at either bank or in the Klamath theatres, or may be left at Mayor Ed Osten dorf's office in the city hall. a Possible bnsn for !!.! t,ttrrr A. With or without a formal ticket Lindbergh arrived today tor visit In Japan which will inrltule eneral and quantity of shells. , baIot , kfy ,f h(j fhf Mr. Douglas MacArthur. Late Spud Bulletin ALP endorsement in New York, he win neea no further action there. In California. Wallace supporters SAN FRANCISCO Dec 31 i4, "ou'- "eta Petitions signed by onlv lUSDAi Potatoes: 8 broken a.m. i3!'597 Prsnn- or the registration broken cars on track: arrivals Call- ?' ,a" equal numbrr "t voters on his Canbv ! Mr. and Mrs. Orlo McGee spent ' Christmas in Medford. visiting their aaugnter. Mrs. Oliver Guss. Trucks Barred From Streets NEW YORK. Dec. 31 1,1, Non- iornia i. idano 3. Oregon 2: Klam- i ath Russets No. 1-A 4 40. " ANGELES. Dec. 31 I) IUSDA1 Potatoes: 15 broken, 8 un broken cars on track; arrivals. Cali fornia 2. Idaho 3. by truck 17; no sales. Mr. and Mrs.BM Ward and chil- j essential truck' and ' passenger dren of Vale. Ore., were Christmas visitors at the home of Mrs. Beth Bowden. Mrs. Ward plans to stay in Canby for a while to visit friends and relatives. Bill returned home December 28 to resume his work in Vale. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flilfer of Med ( ford were Christmas visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Simmie Cates. The Art Hansons are spending ! Christmas vacation visiting friends I and relatives in Washington. Loyce McGee Is visiting the Curry i home in Santa Rosa over Chrlst i mas vacation. i Vincent Caldwell spent Christmas i vacation with his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Peery have moved from Canby to Alturas. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Davidson at tended a family reunion in Twolu mone. Calif., Christmas. Leola and Delbert Craig are vis iting relatives in Adln this week. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rose were Rose's parents and sister, f Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Welch from Sprague River visited Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Seright last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pollick and daughter Twyla spent Christmas In Tulelake visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Funk and family spent Christmas visiting the George Morleys In Alturas. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bender are on a vacation visiting relatives In Washington. A car driven by Arthur O'Toole was completely demolished when cattle truck ran into him. No one ; was seriously Injured. Mrs. Donna Hartley 1 visiting her ' brother in San Pedro over Christ i mas. . Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roger I Hutchinson, a baby girl, Wanda Su san, on December 25. Keith Sherer and Peggy Farrell were married In Reno Christmas Day. They will make their home In Canby. j Mr. and Mrs. Walt Ruberg and daughter Peggy visited Mr. and Mrs. I Weldon Weaver at Booneville. Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Kessner Funk and girls moved from Canby to Redding last week. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McKernan, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell McGee, Mr. and Mrs. Bob McKernan, and Mr. and Mrs. Dennie McKernan went to Burney Christmas Day to visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKernan. traffic was barred from New York City's snow-clogged streets today as milder weather moved into the area, speeding the giant task of removing last Friday's 25.8-inch record snowfall. The embargo on unnecessary ve hicular travel was clapped on "un til further notice" yesterday, by Police Commissioner Arthur W. Wallander as the largest snow re moval force In the city's history 31.111 workers and 2607 pieces of equipment fought the huge drifts still Impeding normal operations. The forces were augmented In the wake of a weather bureau fore cast that a new, but possibly light, snowstorm was swinging toward the metropolitan area. Instead, the outlook was for ris ing temperatures and an accom panying thaw. The commissioner's order except ed taxis and physicians responding to sick calls. PARTY HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 31 -The manager of the Mocambo. plush Hollywood night club, announced that his establishment has been chartered outright by Henry J. (Bobi Topping. Unplate heir, for a party of 400 the evening of Janu ary . In some quarters it was reported that Topping is planning the unique party to announce his engagement to Lana Turner, but there has been no statement from Topping or the actress confirming this. ticket, to get on the ballot. DROPPKD WASHINGTON. Dec. 31 T- The White House announced Tuesday that President Truman Is dropping Chairman James M. Landls from the civil aeronautics board. Presidential Press Secretary Charles G. Ross told reporters that Landls. whose present term expires tomorrow night, "is not to be re appointed." ' V ANNUAL New Year's Eve DANCE "South of the Border" DORRIS Shop AT HOME with the FULLER DEALER For ihe comploltjf line Ol rULLLK Bruihei, Mopi and Bioomi and olher cleaninq aidi. CLEM JOYER 1435 Martin I'hone SS77 i'IKim: smi Kilt lit I.IVt.ltlt f) RICKS" i I nit I Unit t I'nlla i I'nlla 4 I nils . 18.3 . It-JI . 14-04 . 41 Ot l-lrk I d Kmall Ouanlltlra al Cliff Yaden's SIGNAL SERVICE STATION So. 6th at Midland Rd. Open 7:00 a. m. In Midnight -Enjoy Your Classified Ads Bring Results KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lifetime Guarantee Free Oemonitrotion Telephone 9200 NOTICE! GINO'S DRIVE-IN Will Be Closed for 1 Week Starting Dec. 29 Will Re-Open January 6th HAPPY NEW YEAR! 3 STANLEY TOOLS and HARDWARE COMPLETE LINE OF DUPONT PAINTS Radio & Appliance Repair FY0CK-M00N INCORPORATED 121-125 So. Oth Phone 6100 New Year's Dinner Fruit Juice Cocktail Mock Turtle Soup Tomato Aspic Salad with Shrimp ENTREES: Baked Horn with Pineapple Sauce Roatt Turkey with Dressing and Cranberry S( with Maihcd Potatoei and Gravy Candied Yomi Buttered Peoi Celery and Carrot Sticks Olivet Parker Home Rolli CHOICE OF DESSERT: Hot or Cold Mince Pie Pumpkin Pic with Whipped Cream Home Made Apple Cobbler or Ice Cream Choice of Drink $1.50 Served Noon Till 8:00 P. M at BING'S CAFE (Greyhound Bui Depot) For Rent TRUCKS - PICKUPS. CARS U-Drive Move Yourself Local or Long Distance, Save !4 STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main More than 8000 new varieties of dahlias were produced within a ten-year period. II f II Wl ompare tlit tone tit a(l otlieri III, HIA THE NEW Maqnavox Kill. J PW.r.,l, MUSIC CO. Fln Muilcal (nitramentfl START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT WITH GENERAL ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC DISHWASHERS GARBAGE DISPOSALS KITCHEN CABINETS POP-UP TOASTERS Immediate Delivery Reasonable Terms On Display At SWAN LAKE MOULDING CO. Your Franchiied General Electric Dealer 3226 So. 6th phone 3169 WISHING OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS IN THE KLAMATH BASIN AREA A VERY VFAD We appreciate your patronage of the past year, and hope that this pleasant relationship will continue. We here at Lombard Motors will do everything we can to merit that patron age. Again, may we wish you the very best of everything lor the coming New Year LOMBARD MOTORS DODGE, PLYMOUTH, DODGE "Job-Rated" TRUCKS 522 SOUTH SIXTH
