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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, JAN. 20, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACI NfNS r Military Governors Meet in lontrol Council lonfab That May Alter Reich Plan III 1(1, IN, Jan. HO tft'i 'I hr four tulhUrv govrriiur of (irrnmtijr inrl today hi ait iilllrtl cmitittl coutirll mrrtlug wlilt It may irMlurr Im portant rffri'U on thr future tif Ihr rrlth. huvlrl iUiirahal V mostly Nukiiluv aky wa ftprclrtl tn drllvrr the cur rent vlrHk of Muaruw nml ilriitnmt a (llMoliithui uf the Amrrlraii-llrlt-Uli hliiMinl iirgunlrittlmi In W'cat (rrinauy. 'Hip uildrcrm -cxjmm Iril to bo hup of ihr. tnnal, hnjiortimt policy aprrrhea Hnknlovnky over hnn tnitde to thtf four-power coum-ll tuny roiittilu the itnnurrN tn o.ui'fttlon ( Irrmnim Iiiivp him vtklntt for IIMItll llM. The council him not inrt nlnco Missing Girl Clue Discarded UurAi.o. n. y.. jnn. ao uv- A tax) clrivrr mild he wiia "very atim" hp hud Mrn Jut-tjurlliiq Homer, nilA-Mnu M-ycm -old pliwilni nctrrwf, tn Mufltiln yen Un day, but police dliM-ountrd Dip report ndrr Inquiry. Awlftlnnt IVltMtlvB Chief Krrd If. lUmlniiA auUI invrntiKiitlon did not Mih.iuinit.tti the rcjxjrt by lrro WIN toii Umt lli mil hp hud ditvcn in hli cab to a rullioiid JiUtlon wtu the inijuiinir plunu piodticy. The mrl Ipfl hrr HollywwKt. Calif., home last TurMiuy ufirr an amu mrnl with hrr mothrr, Mm. Clara Horner. Hho wtu prrMimably wulng to her nnule trachcr'a ft l mi to, Hrr futhcr, Clrnrjfo WrlKht liurnrr, live hrrr. The purrniA wrre dl vnrt'rd in 1UU. . Them bIw np reporla thnt the Kirl had Uc-rii seen In vurlmu Cali fornia, cummimttir. A Mutt Bernardino poll, eimm aid hp itw hrr. A couplp In Hanta MuiUm reported arc, tut her near thr bench Hli it younif man. rrriwjiw llvtnu nrnr hrr hmne aluo .wld thry hnd wni hrr thpip. MrHiiwluln in Hull w ixmI. Mr. Hunirr utid. "I ui ronvuicrd Jackie haa bern kidnapped.' Highway To Be Marked ROSKIirHO, Jnn. 20 .!) The Pnclio htRhway Ihrough OreKon Mil be marked with large numrruu "UD" Iir the convenience of private pilots. The Oregon section of the U. 8. Highway HIT SKiKiutlon voted yes lerday at Its nnminl session here to paint the numbers siting the route in accordance with a similar Cali fornia prosinm which designates the highway as "Klywny 9" A l.'UOOO budget was approved and Carl Hcsjg. past president of the baleru rhnruber of commerce, was elected president, succeeding Italph Kniuer. Ashlnint, who headed the iiroup for 10 years. Others elected: II. B Roadman. Roseburg. Dounlas county commis sioner, rice president; Psul B. Hynnirig, Medtord, Jackson county engineer, secret iiry-treasurer. Nev directors: J. Early, Eugene: C II. Deiriiarn)', Grant Puss; II. E. Kiikln, Collage Grove: P. Martin. Portland, and Polk county Judge, Herman Van Well. Dallas. PEAKS I'SI l WASHINGTON. Jan. 30 .P.-Ul lo 125.000 boxes of winter pears grown In Oregon. Washington and California will be purchased for the school lunch program by the agri culture drparirneul, officials said tiKlav. FIN-WORM MYSTERY ENDED Mn-Wnrm linvn lnvn rantn tmul.tr for rnlurm, nil milium tif victim h dnhrrfttely amiffht wny U itml with Uiia pMt that lives liiaido th human txxlr. Hclnr hfti at last tolvni ttt probltm I It I now jiUo known thnt Ptn-Wnrm In frrtlon aprMtl rilll ami rn mum fraf tliilrm if in-wWlcil. Ho Ik-wht of that aiKravailna rwtal llrS, ami art fU Aak ymir drUK-rlil fr JAVNI'S r-W at lha Aral frn of Tin. Worm. fW U a mllraU If sound trralmrnt n.wl nn an olUflallr approved druv irlnctil. Th . u-Ulij f -W ut.lrU art tn a !! I way to remoti l'lnWnrnui ctull? and safflr. U'a mujp to remember t PW for In-Wormi I OLD MAN WINTER IS ON THE WAY COLD WEATHER BARGAIN MOTOR TUNE-UP SPECIAL POWER, PEP, QUICK STARTING THIS WINTER . Adjuit Tappet mine Oum Sol vr-nt I'ltti.t. t. Clean and Snac Ignition Point. 1. Teat Coil and Comlrnirr ... no riiesiwnrk hrrr. 4. Sand lUmt and Property Sne Spark I'lns.. I. Clean Fuel Punts KedifneM Howl . . , Chrrk Operatton, A. Teat Comprraaion wrtft Aotratt Cause. J. Set I Knit ion Timing tHnnc Uteat Sirnhoacop Kqmpnwnt tor Ae ruraev. I. Remove, Complete lv TtMrVtn hta Catlvtirelnr, Clean All I'aoa i;rwav and jet with Special Solvent. Keannemhle to Original Factory Sperf Ifratlon. t. Adjust Pan Prlt Ten-ion. Ihr bieukdoun of the forolKM mln iMrr'n council In I-ondnn, nor the Nubtriiurtit (oruinllon of nrw Hi llltih-AmtTlciin blMtiuil ptup In Western (Irrnmny. Hokolovaky U eftprrtrd In it ale the Hovlrt position on liltonla, Hhlih, It li believed, ulll lir a Hut rrjrotloii unil drniHiid for dUkolu t Inrt f the r(up, under whlrh irr iiimia thrnikrlvra tmvr brrn ilvrn miiBldrrHbly morn authority. Mnny Amrrlcuil in id llrltlnh of fir Hi Ih brllrvp thnt 1 1 in Jtuhhlan mimuiiudnr will then dPclnrn thnt the VHHti wnnta to forep the wrt rrn nlllen out of Merlin on thf KrotiiuU thnt thry huvn vtolutrd Hip I'otudam RK'rruirnt. Thin pohtlbllity hnn rlulnipd the nMriitlon of norno 3,300.000 Ornnanfi IivIiik In Herlln. C'urrniry It r for in Hokotovitky ulwi may Kittle thr It ti Ml mi poAltlon on Ihltlnh-Amrrl-rnn propoMiln for currrnry reform. Thin, too, !i. exprrtptl to foe a re Jcttloii rf the hitler'a termfi. The ItUHlana have liuUtrd on prlntliiK half of Hip tirw miinry hi ul dr thr Kovlrt tone. The llrltlnh and Anirrh-ana have drmniidrd that the nrw munry bit printed In llrrtln undrr foiir-powrr tuprrvl alnn. The rrjrrllon of thr rurrrniy propoftttl prolmbly would mean the appraranre of (ho different type of money In (irrnmny onr for the et. annthrr for the mt - with the mneiuent dUruptlve effert. Urn. l.urlliA D. CUxy nut) I.t. (len. Hlr Hrlun HolirrtMMi. the American and Jlrltlnh commundero. reflec tively, will inform Hokolovnky of Hie bizonal art -up and invite the Kim alauR to Join. Home nhftrrvera brllrve the Kovleta may reply by creatine "rrnlral" i (irrmaii oerupatlnn admlnUtratlnn j of llirlr own and rlalm that It rrp- rernta alt rrmany ai the only true government. No reftpontlblr official, however, expert the ltulam to take any action which could be construed a brhiKlnc about an trrrpnrablr brrak brtwren the cat and the wet. Signature Waited On Broadcast OK ! WASHINGTON. Jnn 20 lV , President Trumun's signature on a j bill setting up a errrianent "Voice j of America" program was awaited j IrKlsv by conitressionnl backers read' lo seek I15.000.000 additional lit ioiiiiivst me nui ui nunm Willi ItUsslu. Tho legislation went to the presi dent without a dissenting vote In either liruuch of conitress. Rep, Mundt ilt-SU ), uho piloted It throush the house on a stormy vnyaue that started last summer and ended late yesterday, told news men ha exiects Mr. Truman to sign the bill within a few days. LOOK AT THIS LINE-UP SPECIAL TOOLS TO SPEED THE SOt EXPERIENCED MECHANICS WHO KNOW THEIR BUSINESS SKILLED SUPERVISION TO ASSURE HIGH STANDARDS See Us For All Engine Work SERVICE IS BEST FOR YOUR CAR REOARDIE5S OF MAKE LINK RIVER MOTORS 606 South Bth Thnne 3650 M. Tighim All ManffoM ContMC tiona. II. Check Starter, Generator anJ Voltage Regulator. It. Make Pinal Check with Modem ComlHiBtion Anlver for Per formanrt and Ketmomr and Road Check, Tkit Entire Motor Tm-if Cottt Yoj Only $720 f Parts Ultra FUNNY "ft l "Why ihouldn't I war a bathing tuit? Your tecretary always hat my pin sticking in the Atlantic ocean!" Salmon Meet Ruckus Grows VANCOUVKR. H C, Jan. SO ! Ilii'iiiiM? ii Cnnnillnn dflcKulo nan ht-tn n'liurd entry lo the United Mlutr.i, ihr iiitrriutloiinl Rnl moil coinnilhnlou Imn bfirit rrriurAtPd to hold tuturr r-ionn In Cnnada. Hie rcfiict wna made by Humer Kli vFiiB. a British Columbia ftaher nirn'a rrprrnriilatlve on the com inlwilon's advisory committee. Htrvrns hnil he wna refuwd a border crniiMhiE permit at lilalne HERMAN'S GREAT MID Klamath's ItKt.l I.AK 49.J0 SUITS AH wool woratrds. About 50 ull. Now 24.50 RKGl'LAR 16.S0 DRESS RAINCOATS A rloarout prlrr. Now 8.95 13.95 VALUES ALL WOOL JACKETS I'laliU . . . Ira t hrr trim . Alpaca lining. Now 6.88 REGULAR 6.95 COAT SWEATERS lOOt wool. Any type you want. Now Only 4.45 REGULAR 11.95. 8" & 10" Work Shoes Leather and composition notes. Nationally famous "mnkri." Now Only 6.88 REGULAR 15.85 S!- HUNTING COATS Rloodproof hunllnK pockets. Drop rubber seat. Now 9.69 BUSINESS I ' CM V f hlle en route to a cunmilulon con- f'lenre In Hcattle. lie (aid he waft barred because "I belong to an or ganization which 'clrculatea, dis tribute or dlbpluya' the communist manifesto." He nald ne was a member of the lubor-proureMlve party. Stevens sold the committee has a.sked Uiul commission meetings be held In the dominion "until all duly appointed Canadlun members are permitted to attend meetings to which they are called." 'In Portland, Mllo Moore, chair man of the commission, aald last night the commission would take no action on the request.) THE EVENT NOT TO MISS Lowest Prices on Warm Woolens KKGl'LAR 35.00 Toncoats ill wool fleeces, herringbones and Iweeda. Now 17.95 REGl'LAR 6.9S SPORT SHIRTS All types. Take vour pick! Now 3.97 VALUES TO 19.15 PLAID MACKINAWS LEATHER JACKETS NAYY PEACOATS Your choice 8.88 Work and Dress Hats DURABLE WOOL FELT. BUT TODAY AND SAVE! Only 1.00 VALUES TO 9.50 100 Wool Shirts Plain rotors, rolorful plaids, and checks. Now 4.88 RED HATS For the school boy or girl Klamath Falls Is engraved In white. Now 49c The White House History Proves An Interesting One WASHINGTON, ll't Both Amer ica and the White House home of Ita president were born In quarrel and grew In controversy. The story of the battles from which the United (Rates emerged are taught to every schoolboy. Less well-known la the slugging that has surrounded every change made In the White House now brought again Into the newt by Presi dent Truman s proposal to tack a 116,000 back porch on the old build ing. The argu ments began before the building was erected. There were objections that the site was swampy and unsanitary. Those In favor said the opponents merely wanted to locate It elsewhere to Im prove the value of their own real estate. Other quibbles were made that It was too lavish yet several While House ladles later thought It old- fashioned and undealrable and wanted to shift to other quarters. All that la left of Major Hoban's original building are the foundation and part of the walls. In 1814 when some visiting Englishmen thought lessly set It aflame no fire insur ance either In those days It had already cost 1:133.201 By 1840 the rebuilt edifice had set the tax pavers back another $301,496. Well, they got their money's worth, although some folks didn't think so at the time. The plumb ing was so bad that the deaths of two presidents and several lady members of their families have been attributed to It. But despite the germs the hospitality before the Civil war was usually wide open. Andy Jackson there was a man - WINTER REGULAR Z.95 HOUSE SLIPPERS Drastically reduced. Buy aereral pairs. Now Only 1.00 STEEL BOUND LOCKER TRUNKS Army style. Quality built. Now Only 9.95 REGULAR 5.95 PLAID BLAZERS Zipper opening. Also blue Meltona. Economically priced. Now 3.88 REGULAR 1.00 Assorted Neckties All nationally advertised. Dotens of patterns. Now 2 for $1 REGULAR 14.50 SPORT AND LEISURE COATS Including Corduroy and Suede trims, 100 wool. Now 14.88 COLLEGE CORDS Your favorite color. Zipper closure. Now 4.69 m EV Mm. tLmtf. who knew how to thro a party! Hi made It the voter's Joint. The door was closed to no one, and at official soirees the common people rushed In uninvited and chased the servants around to grab refresh ments. Two uninhibited gals once had themselves lifted up to the chimney mantle and sat there, skirts aswlng Ing. to the disgust of genteel guests. Jackson got 25.000 a year but spent aio.OOO of his own money for entertainment during his two terms. And when he left, Andy didn't have enough money to pay hla traveling expenses home. Earlier, Thomas Jefferson, who never let his guests stand on rank, "pent 18500 for drinks on the house during his first term, but cut It down to 11800 In his second four years and still died broke. The life was so tough that he took 706 days off during his two terms for long visits to Montlcello. Things quieted down In the White House after Jackson and In time It became Impolite to discard chew ing tobacco on the floor. Today Oen. V. B. Orant would find It j pretty sissy. They don't even have j cuspidors there now and If you miss an ashtray the secret service ; guards glare at you as If you were ; a communist, Each succeeding president remod eled the house despite complaints from the opposition spending from $12 500 to tSO.OOO each year between 1871 and 1902. Then in 1903 Teddy Roosevelt incidentally the first president offt dally to designate the building as "The White House" spent 185,196 to build executive offices and a II aT II II SB I I tsar CUT 01 With the New IRON FIREMAN -u OIL SAVER For those who have a good furnace now, the Iron Fireman, Luminous Flame, Vortex oil burner conver sion unit is available. It provides luxurious automatic heating at low cost. Ease of installation, modern scientific construction will turn your present plant into a fully automatic, low cost heating system, and give you real savings on your fuel bill. whopping 1475,445 to modernize and reconstruct the old mansion along Iti original ilnes. "The While House Is the property of the nation." he said, "and so far as it Is compatible with living there in should be kept as It originally was." A lady historian wrote hopefully: "The vexed question of an ap propriate home tor the president of the United Suites Is, In all proba bility, settled forever." That's what she thought. The iays Man Has Strange Powers That Work While He Sleeps A strange man In Los Angeles, known as "The Voice of Two Worlds" reveals the story of a remarkable system that often leads to Improvement In power of mind, achievement of brilliant business and professional success and new happiness. Many report Improve ment In health. Others tell of In creased bodily atrength, magnetic personality, courage and poise. The man, a well-known explorer and geographer, tells how he found these strange methods in far-off and mysterious Tibet, often called the land of mlraclea by the few travelers permitted to visit It. He discloses how he learned rare wis dom and long hidden practises, closely guarded for three thousand years by the sages, which enabled many to perform amazing feats. He maintains that these Immense powers are latent In all of us, and that methods for using them are now simplified so' that they can be used by almost any person with ordinary Intelligence. He maintains that man, instead LC0ST15to60 Let Your Savings Pay for MORE EFFICIENT EQUIPMENT Ask Us About GUARANTEED INSTALLATION changei kept going on and prob ably always will. The darned place probably atlU doesn't have a Jukebox. H0TU.S OSBORN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE. MFDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr. an Mrs. 1. I. Stilt and Ja Ktrlty T I0prllrs . of being limited by a one-manpower-mind, has within him the mind-power of a thousand men or more as well as the energy-power of the universe which can be used In his dally affairs. He states that this sleeping giant of mind-power, when awakened, can make man capable of surprising accomplish ments, from the prolonging of , youth to success In many fields. Strangely, he aays that this power works best while we sleep, when proper methods are used. The author states the time has come for this long-hidden system to be disclosed to the Western world, and offers to send his amar. lng 9000-word treatise which re veals many startling results to readers of this paper, free of cost or obligation. For your free copy, address the Institute of Mental physics. 213 South Hobart Blvd., Dept. 650-E, Los Angeles, Calif. Readers are urged to write prompt ly, as only a limited number of the free treatises have been printed. Ady. Ashley Chevrolet 826 Main Phone 5471 801 Spring Street Bob Porter Phone 7708 WO So, 61 h rhone tin