Herald and news., January 23, 1948, Page 11, Image 11

FRIDAY, JAN. 23, 1948
HLRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE ELEVEN
Kramer Finds
Pro Tennis
Tough Grind
I Jock'll Probably
Make $100,000 In
I Bout With Riggs
' J NKW VOIIK, Jun. XI IN ISA i
Allrr Ihe suit Hinulriir 111)-. Jink
Kiumcr find piulcMiiiiiml tennis
' U'MUll lirlllll It Dull III llllxllllllt
nikllllmue lulilllllnu liu-.ly liimli.,
diinhlnii fur IiiiIiih mill Mimkr-fiiiiiii'il
v f "Anil yuu mlulil mill I'vo illn
; emci'i'il dm toiil '.-(. i iiiiiM lltlnii of
: BiV llltt In lliililiy Itiuun," In' iiiIiIimI.
I "At Ilium ulli'll I II! lli'iul til ril I
; 1 iinilrr whether II In wort li It.
i' "Hut diii1 duy'ii ii'nl mill ii inii-
Birnt's retlcrtlun mi llir old Imnk
fiinlinl (lllrkly bullish nil lliililil "
4 That bunk hitiiiiiiI, urinrdlnu lo
; f romoler Jink Harris, will pnu Ihe
i luiiliuilri'Cl IMI.IHHI by tlic end til
'.' iluirli, II ninlmlilv .III tin nliiivc
5MK1.0IHI before till' year In mil.
II l rxllcinrly Miiiplr. inlmlts
v K r ii in e r , tn remain ciiiIiiimiimic
hell collUliiplnllnil mu ll uniirolln
' tlliurrs.
' l Kriunrr mill HliU relumed In llir
Jilrw Vnrk ini-liupiilniin area Inr
f llrllllilirrn III While I'lullli lillil
mulm rvrn at nix niiitrliri niilrt-r.
nun hull tnkrn thi UM tun In
uilnii null Ni'w llnvrn ulirr Kru
' Birr held a (1-4 Iriul.
i KilllH lllirill.il KIl.XMI It
I' i, Krmiirr smiils ill uny MiKurMinn
, llml llir buys llkr In remain In II
l' jirc k-nuil-nci k mrnyKlr.
i "HIKtls vimild brut mr seven nluhU
i week If hn conlil. mid I d Invr la
.1 Inllld llllll till' Mlllir treatment." as
? lerted llir rrrrnl niituiriir klni. "Wc
'( tnn'l nlnp people trniii llilnkllill
1. sMhrrwl"r, but such UluilKtlt arc Hi
:' .uw. You inluhl recall Itiiftis Ird
r JlllflUO 13 mulches tn I when lliry
; jirnl unit nn tnur. 1'linl should br
, answer rniiiieh."
JJ Allrr thire wcrk un t lie rum:,
p Kramer looked tlirut. llr htlll wcliihl
' a round 1(17. unit lie IniMi't drvrluiird
f slnillo blister Rllrll nil oner roM
I; film thr Wiinblrdnn slnnlcs. Hr hud
I k bud rnld. hut brut II
t i "I find I have, tn ent n Inl ninrr
, han I did nn an niiinirur." hr ex-
plained. "It'll mnMly betwerll-menl
I aillff Ulld ecu lt"Si bcloie BnlniJ lo
l;lel.
t.J "That docn'i iHitlirr nir. hut
f fomeiimes the huhis dn
i "Tlit nhrro nimn hi n nd
i Vantngr.
"Brlnt nrw In thin Indoor Eiimr.
j frrqiirnlly find It Imrd In follow
' thr bull.
"Nothing bnlhrr nobby "
"Hn pmrtlcnlly ran irr In thr
jflUrk"
fj XVKART ni T WON
Cramer aald hr wna prrtty urnry
t 'Xffhrn he had to pluy ftlKif.i alx lunrs
I in alx daya. But wmry or olhrrwi-M1.
ia won flva nf thr alx.
$4 Hradln aouih In an autnninbllr,
I tia looked forward In an rimlrr
" iitura.
1 3 In Ha flrnt J'l minriitirrk thr
t Ahnw crarkrd a many ranh rrrnrd
id ratabllnhrd nrw attrndnnce
.rk In rvery clly rxi-rjit llmlnn.
nfnrmrd that Hill Tildrn rapiird
)nm In hla nrw bHk for Inlklni
' hotit playrrn hr nrirr naw play,
. Kramrr profrnard plrBiuirr.
.l "Rill la wroim. but lt a Rood
.Weak for mr. If ha put you nn thr
, hack 111 ynur diwufnll."
Fiirthrr Inlormrd thnl Rlcta nald
f ra wan ton amarl for Kriunrr br
!. ruw thr Inllrr roiilrin I handlr a
hancr of pnrr. Ihr young Cnll
fornlim brt-iimr aomrwhat anuoyrd.
l "Ribbs I full nf hoi nlr." h
pinorlrd. "lya Jil hail a lllllr
f Jrnnblr wilh parking ahnia and llir
"llghla."
b ' niiidii Ihinki hr hn a inrnrr on
jlhr rnunlrV lw.1 Irntilx hriilna. a
i ahrnry I nhall dn mv bnt lo rrmrdy.
j Hoiirmly. I wnutiln't riirry him
f jpnr ninlih for my full gunrantre
Jloubltd."
l.l ,
Reservation Split
t BPRAC1UE RIVK.n. Jan. 23-nra-V
irrvatlon trama got nil nrn hrrnk
: Jirre laat night in Klnmnlh llaxin
Jlaakrtball Iriignr gnmrs, Klnmnlh
'Agrncy rdglng Krnn In a thrlltrr.
v?J-4l. and Sprngur Ulirr 1o,.Iiir to
,v fl)orrl. 4(1-34.
! Mtill lS LAST MfillT
J Nt AMI Sid Pcnki. SU'i. CM-
VKfl'TKO Im q. Murriiv. M'i.
Nrw York. 3.
II
ALL WESTERN"
DANCE
SOUTH 6TH ST. CORRAL
Located At Fairgrounds
Swing With the Music of Les Gardner and
His Western Rhythm Busters
Hor Koltey Coplin Sing Your Favorite Songs.
Admission $1 Par Porion
Inc. Tox
Fighters Of
T :rTm, r
r& v--; '-3'
s f I Ul
Irrry liiiln, ihrrr-jrwr-oicl l,urrl, MIm., .Murrh of 1)1 mr punter
luil. who U flKlilhii k brave hall It UKrUnul llir effrrtk nf Infantile purHl)Ja,
dorn ftiime "njiiirrliig" In Nrw York City with Out Lmtievlch of 'llffldr,
N. J., Hurhl'i HkIiI liruvyHrlKht rliHmplijii who Iiun brm numrd the 1047
"flllilir of the yrwr," (A I' Wlrepho(o),
LOCKE, HOGAN FAVORED
OVER PHOENIX COURSE
PIIOKNIX, Ariz , Jan. 23 (.1V-A1-iv.oM
n cloi'i) vlrllorti ftnm foreiKU
ountrirn wrrr on linnd hrrr toduy !
ni. die IIU.UU0 I'lKK-nlx Uieu tiU
Inurnntnnit irtnitrd over the flwt, !
trre-llnrd Phoenix C'oun'ry club
courne t
Cunnttn hud the lniKrt ili-lt-uuttn
amniiit ihr li0 wol ft-1 h lm teed nil
in the llrt round of (he ihicr-dny. j
7-.'-hole grind over the 0578-ynrd I
In you t Willi four pluyrih.
Nancy Merki
Called Best
Oregon Star
POim.AN. Jan. r.l i,V Nnnry
Mrrkl, who whipped liilmitilc
piirnlynlx and bruiiuo a fiWiniiuliiK
rhnmpioii in doing II, broke Into
tram luM iiIkIh at the "iiioaI won
drrltil and iiioiiirnloii orcuaian" ol
hrr llir.
It Wii thr pre.-rntniion ol llir
plnrritift miming hrr an thn out
nlmiiluiK aililete ol 1U47 In Dngon.
Mlu Mrrkl. luitionnl bnrk.itroke
champion. Inter dried hrr Intra to
Kivr l hunks lo Uie Mtiluioiiuih Alh
Iriic liub, which nnniinlly i-niuiiict.H
ihe )xiU lo nfiiiir the nlnte'n lop
hporu iMMMHiiiur.
AUn on hnnd were others men
tlonrd liliili In thr poll: Juke Lclcht,
Oregon hnlfbnck: lury Jnn.sen.
New Yurk CiuilltA piuhrr. and
8tlitniir lllimeimaii. Portland
awlinmer. Mri. Pntil llylM'rl.seli.
Porlliind, reprcseiiHid IJeck,
OieKon Knur baskctbitll pluycr, who
I'ould not utli'iid. Hhe In hla MMcr.
Supreme Court
"Not Honest"
WASHINGTON. .Inn 33 oPi-Ken-
Inr Knsilaiid iD-Miss.i said Wed
nesday he believes a majority of
Ihe prrs'iil supreme court "Is not
Judicially honest."
"I don't hnve any rnnlltlcnre in
the supreme cnurt. and I dnn't think
Ihe bar of this country hns." East
laud said.
He commented during a senate
Judiciary subi-nmmlttee healing on
Ihe rnnstlliitlouiihty of frdrrnl nllll
lynrhlng legislation. Eastland con
tended there is no need for such
legislation, saying:
"I think time has cured II. we
don't have nny lynrhlngs now."
Come One
Come All!
Saturday,
Jan. 24th
Prizes Prizes
Dancing Start!
At 9:00
The Year
U -ft'".
Hut Mould Afrlra'a Bobby 1x-ke
im the bent known of the vIMIoru,
nhiiiing fuyorllea' honora with Ben
llognn of Hrrahry. Pa., thr winner
o' Ihe Inst two tournnmenla here.
The Canadian were Sinn Leon
ard and Ben Colk of Vancouver and
Doug McKrller and Bob Gray of
Toronto. Along with Locke, South
Africa wat. rrpre.sented by Ama
trur Keg Taylor.
Thmr. ulnng wilh Hognn. Locke.
Nnlloiial Open Champion Ki
Womlmin and Profenilonal Clolfera
nasnrhillnn tlilrholder. Jim Ferrler,
nnd mnny other, were overshad
owed In ye.iterdnya pro-amateur
wnrmup by Dale Andreaaon of
Olenvlrw. III., who turned In a neat
34-30 4 to llr the competitive rec
ord for the eourae and munch low
pro honora for the dny. He reeln
Irred five blrdlea on the bnck nine
In recording Ihe aeven-under-par
figure.
Anti-Tank Mine
Dump Blows Up
SAVANNA, 111.. Jan. 33 iA'i A
violent rxplnslon of ISO Ions of
anll-mnk mines In an underground
ammunition dump at the army's big
ordnance depot near here Wrdnr
dny night shook n wide section of
three states and shattered windows
In several communities, some 0
mllrs away. There were no casual,
lies.
Tremors were felt in a 100-mlle
w ldr riidlus of Northwestern Illinois,
Southern Wisconsin and Eastern
Iowa fnllowing the blast nbout 9
p. m. which mnde a hole 100 feet
wide nnd 50 feet deep.
California GOP's
Push Eisenhower
I.OS ANGELES. Jan. 23 i,Pi-A
group ol California rrpubllrnn seek
lo place Gen. Dwighl D. Elsen
hower's nnmr on thr stale's June
primary ballot against Gov. Enrl
Wnrren.
The Elsenhower supporters an
nounced yesterday filing of articles
nf Incorporation under Ihe name of
"Man of the Hour, Inc."
The lenders Include Assemblyman
0 Delbert Morris and former dem
ocratic nsscmblymnn, Maurice At
kinson, now n registered republican.
Atkinson said thr organization Is
"not antl-Warren."
.ir , , aN. . jr
Boost Klamath Baseball!
ATTEND THE
EkosebcoDII
inmqiyef
at
WILLARD HOTEL
Wednesday, Jan. 28
I.sille, are welcome, too, and there mil hr a
number of big leaguers and other baseball
celebrities there. 7:J0 Ii the time tickets are S'!.
THIS BOOST FOR KLAMATH BASEBALL IS
FROM THE MEN'S HAND LAUNDRY
Ouimet Asks
PGA Return
To Golf Code
USGA Rules Being
Ignored In Favor
Of Sharper Game
NEW YCJltK, INEA) Knincln
Ouimet. retiring an one of the na
tion's leading golf officials, de
niunils that the PrufCMlonal Oolf
era anaociallnn tpilt tnmterlng with
the riilea, and Adopt the United
HUitea Uolf aaMxiatlon cxle for the
good of the game.
Ouimet alreimea the fact that golf
can't atnnd two master.
Members of the British Ryder
Cup team, on their trip to Portlnnd.
Ore., In November, couldn't believe
thnl the POA mude exceptions to
the UHOA code, such as permitting
10 Instead of 14 clubs, allowing the
use of chipping Irons that had been
tampered with, etc.
The Kngllsh pros wouldn't think
ol violating Ihe royal and ancient
rules.
The stay of the pros on the Cali
fornia money circuit was brief, with
Ihe Richmond Open the Inst of
three, the other two being the Iam
Angeles Open and Blng Crosbys
110,900 pnrty at Pebble Beach. Afu-r
rhoenlx and Tucson, there will be
two tournaments In Texas at Ban
Antonio and Hnrllne.cn then New
Orleans and Florida, where the
money men start with the St.
Petersburg Open In mid-February.
OI'POSK CAl.t'l'TTA POOI.8
Palm Bench Seminole's member
pro event this year pays $10,000 In
rash prizes and undisclosed sums to
Ihe winning pro from the men who ! crankshaft and more durable bear
own Ihem In Ihe big Calcutta pool. ings.
Under Its new president, Shep i The three scries of the new models
Barnes, New York's Metropolitan are the superlatively styled Fleet
Onlf association Is going to cam- hue. In two body types featuring
palgn actively against large Cal- low, sweeping contours; the de luxe
cutla pools, by the way. Flectmasier, with five body styles
Hoping to revive lis long-defunct including a cabriolet and a station
Met Open. Ihe Metropolitan assn- wagon; and the Slylemasier, offer
clatlon contrived lo raise slO.000. j pg unusual refinements In the
hut was perfunctorily told by the j economy price range. All models
POA lo get up $15,000. teature bodies by Fisher, exclusive
Bo It was abandoned, but for good, I (n the low-price class,
by the New York golfing fathers. J The re-deslgned front-end grille
! Thr Ooodall Roimd-Honin. wnicn
Is going to be held In New York
exclusively this yenr. has been nl -
lolled May S-6 by the POA. and
that Isn't a particularly good time
to be holding four-day tournaments
In the Metropolitan area. Half of
I tho Goodall event was held In Bos-
Ion last vear. over Labor Day. the
other half In New York, and mem
bers do not want to give up their
courses at Hint time.
TVRNESA TO FLORIDA
Willie Turnesa. British amateur
championship winner over Dick
Chapman last summer, has entered
the tit. Augustine championship of
golf club champions. February 16
21 Tiie college-bred star of the fa
mous Turnesa brothers qualifies as
a former litleholder at Knollwood
of White Plains, N. Y.
He hasn't competed In the mem
bership title event for several years.
Too good.
LEGAL NOTICE
sOTtn: to furniTOKS
in THr. cmct'iT cot'RT or the
STATT7 Or OREGON IN AND FOR
THE COt'NTY Or KLAMATH.
IN THE MATTER Or THE EST ATI OT
CHARLES WOEL.K. Dcd.
NnUf It herrby given to lh creditor
nf ulrt drcedent. and all person In
irrtrd In hit etatr. lo prent Ihelr
rUtnu to thr under linrd, the duly p-
r tnled extx-utor of maid estate, or to
H Carnahan. hi attorney. 311 I.O O r.
Building, Klamath ralU. Oregon, within
ix month from and aflfr thli 3-lrd day
of Jmirv, IfHfl. Ielng the data of th
flrtt publication of ihU notice.
Paled thin 2trd day of January. 19B
CARl. R WOE1.K.
Executor of Said Estate.
J 23-10, F. 6-13- No. PW.
1
ALL WOOL
Gabardine
SHIRTS
BROWN MAROON
GRAY
RUDY'S
600 Main
'
th
1948 Chevrolet Announced
mm
This picture of th IBiX Chevrolet Fleetmater model howi the
over-nil ftimpllclty and mmftiiveneM of the new can, due to be fthuwn
here oon.
'48 Chevrolet
Due Soon
DETROIT. Jan. 23 The new 1948
Chevrolet models. Incorporating de
sign changes dictated by a minimum
change-over period In order to In
sure high prediction flow, were an
nounced here today and will be on
display at most Chevrolet dealers
throughout the country during the
next few days.
The 11 models in three scries all ,
feature a re-demgned radiator grille, ,
pleasing new color harmonies in In
terior upholstery, and engine
I changes providing a more rigid
),, ,Pen changed by the addition
j a modernistic T-shaped, chrome
1 center bar which extends upward
i ,0 u,, baie 0 u,e Chevrolet name
j pi,,, n the top horizontal grille
(
t -i he smooth, over-all contours ol
. tne tr0IU en(J aIld sldeJ ot the car,
achieved through omission of hori
zontal mouldings on the hood and
LEGAL' NOTICE
NOTICE OP GUARDIAN'S SALE OF
RL.A1. T.Sl ATC A1 FRI ATt SALE i
IN THE ClKCt'IT COLRT Or THE
STATE OF OKEUON IN AND OR
THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH.
IN THE MATTER OF THE GUARDIAN
SHIP OF THE ESTATE OF THOMAS
McGUIKE, Incompetent Person.
Notice It hereby given. That M. L-
Johnton, guardian of the eatate of
. t iiiunfl miuuiic, mi. urn iciii yvt -
son. Hill tell on or after the I8th day of
rrhrtiary. I!4. In the county of Klam
ath, Slate of Orrgon. to the highest and
brt bidder, and upon the terms and
rondltlook hereinafter mentioned, at i
private -vale, subject to confirmation b
said Circuit Court, the following de
scribed real property belonging to the
eauie of said Incompetent person, to-wit:
East forty i40 feet of Lot five f3'
and six iSi of Block flfly-alx Mi of
Lake view Addition tn the City of
Klamath Fall. Klamath County and
according to the offirlal plat thereof
on record In the County Clerk' Office
In said county.
Term and conditions of sale: Cash, In
lawful money of the United States of
America, urxin delivery of the deed of
said guardian, and after confirmation
of aie dv uio iircuH v,ouri.
Rid and offer must be In writing,
and may be left at the office of M. L
Johnton. 412 Main Street, said guardian,
or may be delivered to said guardian
personally at any time on or after aald
18th day of February. 1948.
Dated ths 14th day of January. 1948.
M. L. JOHNSON. Guardian of
rotate of Thomas McGulre.
Incompetent Pernor.
J. 1ft -23 .10: F. 0-13 No- 083.
BASKETBALL
Merrill Gymnasium
SATURDAY
Starting 7:30 p. m.
- I
Merrill V.F.W.
vt.
Harlem Topi
side of the body, are retained in
the 1B48 models. Fenders, hood,
body and door panels all blend In
form and color, presenting an over-
I all appearance of simplicity and
masslvencss in the entire car.
To make a pendulum clock run
faster, you shorten the pendulum.
For llent
TRUCKS - PICKUPS - CARS
U-Drive - Move Yourself
Local or Long, Distance, Bave fi
STILES' BEACON SERVICE
Phone 8304 1201 East Main
Oregon Woolen's
Famous $1 Sale
PLUS GREEN STAMPS
LOOK WHAT
Only at the Oregon Woolen
Store will you find such values
in the face of present rising
prices
SLIPPERS
One croup hard or soft soles.
' Rer. to $5.
$51
o
COTTON
WORK SOCKS
While, Grey Mixture. Itockford
$
1
4 pairs (J 4prs.
BANDANA
Handkerchiefs
Bine or Red
Regular 35c
$
5 for
for 5
WHITE
COVERALLS
Regular $5.88
Full Cut Sanforised
COTTON
Flannel Shirts
Refular f?.42
$T49
Now j
3
OREGON WOOLEN STORE
In the early days of the Oregon
territory, covered wagon trains took
as much as six months to come from
the head of the Old Oregon Trail
at Indeendence, Missouri, to the
Willamette valley where Oregon's
first settlements began. In part
the trull followed U. 8. Hlghwny 30
across Oregon. Oregon's territorial
centennial this yenr emphasizes the
progress of a century. A fast air
plane can fly to Independence In
less than six hours.
FREE!
5-GAUOIIS GASOLINE
Absolutely Without Charge
With Each Passenger
TIRE RECAPPED!
This Offer Good Any Time Between
January 21 and March 1
All Work Fully Guaranteed
JJl,
ui)rAy i'ti I U i tmaZ
2329 S. 6th St.
SWEATERS
All wool slip-on ...
lonr sleeves
LEFT
o
TEE SHIRTS
W hites, stripes, etc.
Values to $2.50
$
1
LEATHER
COATS
$8.89 -$10.89
G
' ZIPPER
Wool Jackets
Regular $7.95 to $13.95
89
LOAFER COATS
All wool plain or
for sports wear.
I w
or
1
Price
fil
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MANY OTHER ITEMS REDUCED
COME IN AND SHOP AROUND1.
FOB
ELECTRICAL WIRING
SUPPLIES
AND
HOME LIGHTING
HX H KKN, 8KB
MARK SMITH
AND CO.
1.15 F.. Main Phone lsl
TIRE S
Phone 4315
WILL BUY
I
Shop Now and Save
WHITE
HANDKERCHIEFS
$
Ref. 20c
Re(. 2o
for 10
10 for
KNIT BRIEFS
Elastic waistband.
Regular 85o
$
2 for
for 2
LONG SLEEVE
Sport Shirts
1 Group
1
"2 Price
Boot Breeches
Regular to $7.95
Now
o
50
WOOL SHIRTS
Only IS left.
Regular to $7.00
$)89
PHONI 6873
800 MAIN STREET