MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE SEVEN
US Policy
Toward Reds
Toughening
WANIMN. TON, Murrll 1ft lT'
A merlin n .l.rv lownnl Hum. a Iihr
nuiiff r 'trrn Milinl hv tlir Ho.
Vli ( in Hhnnl (hp iMiltr pulp
hire 1'rrnlilrnl 'I'rtiinHii turl I'rr
nilrr Hlnlln Mi lnti1itm Inn mut a
I i If ymn tun.
Thr I'hlrf rrriillvi niinr humr
friini llinl hlktiiili' ItrllUh-HinlM-Ainrrlt'un
inrrtlni invlni: Thr
llirrr (HiHrm "ar now timrr I'htHf
Jv t tm it rvrr ImiiiimI lirllirr hi ilr-It-rnilnullmt
In m hlrvr Jual mid
laitlng prnrr."
Tndnv Mir itirnliknt wltuM (lint
hit fnHh In rvciiliml wntlil rut in
antnrwlmt nhnkt-n iilthnuuh he Mil!
Iipllrvrt pnirp In ntl ittnttlilr. Ik
rtf rnmmlltrcl 1 1 in Unltrt HtMCN to
otMHtnr the npi rtid nf rnmmunlMii
puywhnr.
nlillral At tltiil
To (lint rnd inr mmr iirpitrt
r.rut u nit Id in If mi till vMiir win in
bnk up Atnrrhni! cmiioinlr nld in
Wrulrrn Kunipp with nImmik pnliH
ml iH'Mmi nud pniMljly mllliiuy miji-pr-rt
'Vhr prpnidrnC mtliiiuv Ifmlrn
Hftrrlnrv nf IV-ln.-w Knrtiil mid
I If tup land. np nnd nlr rli
linvit brru iiippIIhk In Kpv WrM,
-4 riti , I" drlrimitfr rtnrilv hnw tllP
CARNIVAL
By Dick Turner
TewmItI I'll
prczzj I fih '1r
eon tu by waUm. inc. r u ro u pat, wr,
inrd fnrrp nhnuM
fvrnl of n ur,
( tMicrrtloiiitl Irmlr-n, are piiUlll(
tl r Mnritiftll nUn for Ktiriuirmi rr
rovrrv tlirniifli thr Iritlilutlvr mill
on a iiprdnri i hrilulr, Mrrrrtnrv
f Strttr Mttrohitll hut milllnnrd
tl ilrltiv III artlntl llllirli hrviutd
ninnlh rnd mlshl trrttlhrn tit
rommunM Md for mmrr In Italy
; Ihr April IK plrrllmi llirrr.
Krnm oulhidr Hip Kovi-rnMirnl.
but rrflrrtiuit vlrwn Hint urn wldrly
hfld annum ufMrluln. (niinrr Hpc
ntnry nt Htulr Jiuiint Y Hyim-n linn
rullrd nn (he ndininWlrtttln nrt
tw w to bliH'k ittiy KtivMiin thrrnt to
Oipprr. Turkry, Itnlv nr Kritn r.
In ft xprn-b In Huith Cnrnpiin
BaMirdny Hvrnrs ururd thf
vprtniiPiit to hpivp dlrfi wnrnlnR
o.) Murnw -Imt II will luit pp tlmur
ntlnui PiidimtTPtrd Hp nilviKittPd
brftkliiK up hr wmnliiKn with n rr
vird ttm ft law.
Laux Funeral
Set Tuesday
Kunrrnl nrrvlrr (or Hjp lutp Hen
rv I -an, M. formpr wpll-kimwn
KUmnth Y rrildPiit, ho (llrd
Saturday in Portlnnd. will bp lirld
t Ward Klamath Kuilfinl home al
1 p. m. Turndny.
Mr. Ijiux dird aftrr a brlrf 111
nru at Pnrllnnd hpltnl.
Hp llvrd in KlAinuth Kail tm 12
yrati boforp muvinit to Portland
five yrnri rko. Mr. Laux waa pin
ploypd at the Orrttin Htntc lliiuor
control romnUNftlon, both hrrn aihI
In Portland.
He wa a native of Albany. Oie.
Surviving him Are his wife, Hor,
l? Portlnnd, two Mfttrri, Mm. Mmnir
Mr i ix of Hrtivertmi And Mis. Arnold
Rpnx nf CtM Itny. and four tep
Aftn. J. F. And WilltAin M. Clurk of
ihn city. Murk 11 Cluik nf Klk
Clrnvp. Ciilif , And Kenneth H. CUrk
of Alhnmbrn, Cnllf.
Deafened Peoplo May
Now Hear Clearly
Srlrnrr ha now made It pnvMble
for thr denfrned to hrnr f Hint rounds.
It I a hrnr 1 1 ik devtrp ko Mimll Hint
It filn in the hand nnd ennblrn
IhotiJuindH lo enjoy KPiinon.s, inu.tr
nd friendly rompitnlnmhlp. Ar
repted by the Council mi PiiyMml
Medicine of the Amerinm Mrdlrnl
AuMx-intlon. Thin device do not
require fippuiate battery puck, but
tery w ire, chap or fiiirmptit to bulne
or weinh you down. The (one ImIchi
And iMiwerful. Ko ninde (hut you run
Adjust 11 yourself, lo suit your hrnr
Ins nn your henrlntr rhnen. The
niukri H of Hellnne, Ipt. ft. M!0 West
10th 8t.,ChlcuKo 8. Ill at c m) proud
of their nch1evetn''nt I hit I ihry will
slndly nend free de.Hrrlptivc bopklet
And rxpluln how you inity itn n full
deinonsirntlon of thin renmrkiible
henrliiR dr ire In your own home
without risking a penny. Write Brl
tone todny. Adv.
"Civo mo a pneknge of whatever the latest nationwide
pot) tays doctort nre smoking'."
Truman Vetoes
Injury Pay
WAHIIINinoN. Munll 15 il". -
I'tritiilriil Ttiinmn tml:iy vrt.M-d k
lull Ki wy chut Im llimiinl Hi. h
unU, il Kunnir. Ore, IMMK) fur
llljurll'n imMiUIH-d III full lit the
lliiiiiu'Ylllc powrr project IJccciiiuit
14. I1H1.
Huhiuih. nn Biixillnry ihiIhc ol
Ihrr Inr thr nlllrr (it ilHlllill rtc
lrnr. n pulll illMihillly Ix-lirlltli
liitullllU 12V b:i plu llirillrnl cx
irniirii. the vrto lnrrAintn wild.
Hie Inlrrnl wi-urlty wncy. Mr.
rruiimii Mini, funnel tlwt Hlrlnirdfi.
nrlf-riiipluynt biirlwr. "nufli'rrd
no Iom of wnKC-nirninii ciipiully
othrr thnii llinl for whuh hp rr
iPlvrd ullill bflirfll"
Mr. Trumiill mid thlil If Hlrhnrdu
Miffrrrd nulMtiiiitiitl iHrmiiiiPiil di-
uhlllty mid Iom of wniie-rurulnii
uiiiirlty or lnrurrpo any medical
rxiiiiiMn for which lie limy r
cntltlrd to addlllouiil comiwnw
lion hr nmy prpftcnt his clulm to
thr Kovpriiincnt.
The tlnllrd HI Htm nnvy will lend
vnu to the ntliool of your choice
you nre KMKliimr from hmh
mhool. Sec youi nnvy recruiter to
duy.
AFL Lumber
Councils To
Co-Operate
Two of the lament AKI. Lumber
and Hiiwmlll Wurkera dlalrlrt coun
ells In the future will coopmi'n In
audi matters as wane nrKotlalluus,
uniform contract ii'-Kotlatlons and
other business pertnluliiK to the
welfare of union workers, K. A, Oor
dou, business aueut of the Klnnmth
basin district council, said today.
The Klamath basin council and
the Central Oregon council over the
week-end III Prlnrvllle aKreed to set
UiRcther In neKollittloiis and one
business commlitee will be nam :d
to represent both councils In future
employer relations.
At the Prlnevllle rri'etlitK the
local council win represented by
Onrdon, W. A. Unvls of Weed. It. It.
Murray, assistant business atrent of
the llonue Klver district. Ed WIKht-
niiin and Larry Carrol represented
the united brotherhood, rhe Cen
tral OriKon district had representa
tives of all local unions present.
Plans were also made for a Joint
Installation of officers to be con
ducted here In July and at that
time Invitations to participate will
be sent lo the HI nr Mountain dis
trict council, Willamette Valley
council, Coos Bay council and
Northern California council.
The coordination of the Klamath
Dasin and Central Oregon councils
will cover most of the AKL pine In
dustry In the state.
Police Have
Big Week-End
City police' came up with XI ar
rests over the week-end, most of
them for traffic violations and In
toxication. Albert L. Greenwood. 27-year-old
Kuxeue loKKer, was arrested early
Sunday morning at the Armory
Fountain for carrying a concealed
weapon. Police said he had a small
unlicensed pistol In his car.
John O. MacMlllan, All N. 11 til,
posted S100 ball on a chame of
drunk driving Hunday morning and
ttobert It. King, 189 Bummers Inne,
was Jailed Saturday night on a
similar count.
Thomas C. Banrine. 19, of 1IW7
Painter, posted $50 ball for failure
to yield the right of way to a pedes
trian at 6th and Klamath.
Other arrests included 10 for In
toxication, eight tor minor traffic
violations and one for vagrancy.
To Buy, Sell or Trade ll payi to
read Herald and Newt Classified
11 lies, rub throat, ...u.
artUi comforting W VAenltue
Rolling Log
Injures Worker
Jack Katmever, Modoc Lumber
company mill foreman, suffered a i
knee Injury this morning when a ;
log rolled down on him, pinning him '
a alnst a carriage.
Kxtent of the Injury was not
known, but X-rays were being taken
late this morning by the attending ,
physician, who said that there ap-
peared to be no fractures.
Katzmcyer Is a resident of 2135
Garden and is recovering at his ,
home.
EATS New Kind O
of CAN DY Ji
Loses b5 Lbs.
Wears Size 12 Again '
llt lrinaitkH.la N -' W AVI
C nrty KrdiK if if II n mvl ttt mm
'r tm 12 fnin, A YUS it m
4trtnt't mmaitnt ttita-wry.
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iliViriariiirf viw-f) Ilnlrjii lr(
IMl rt-v1 IJIlW k BtVt 4.1 lr ie
Ol 14 n ITi anjfvH, witli over If) m
uvt. WIIV I.XI'l.HIMKM m
N rtrruw No lnwitivf. No rlrufi Kit
Vimtf. NO jiitin; '
You irnply uhr AYIS tteUmr mrali wt.irh
iu(oiuli(-jl!)' cur lit tilt? Ipti til. 7 lar rrtull It
wicai irM ann iuv rifi,i j,,iv ym i(Jf ,
i
Itrrrt Votif tr try frfurvlrrl on trw rry firl l-n
II rw tmil to low rrifhL Cum, plnncoj ntr
t Nrrln'i Imr rrft. KiKnff ' Phry.
n4 l.dlnf Drpl.. Utvg nd Hrallta
fmm4
MANY DESIGNS
from wliich to choose. Cct
our prices. Comjare
The
Co.
Oregon Granite
II. H. Waltermlre
P. O. Box 9.16. Klamath
Oregon
THE RAINBOW LINE OF GRANITES
Now is the time to FENCE and REPAIR
NOW IN STOCK
6 and 7 foot STEEL FENCE POSTS
ALL TYPES HOG WIRE
ORNAMENTAL
36-inch Double Loop Lawn Fence.
42-inch Double Loop Lawn Fence
42-inch Single Loop Lawn Fence
16-inch Single Flower Bed Border
22-inch Single Flower Bed Border
HEAVY (Non-Climbing) GALVANIZED FENCE
Keep Out Dogs, Chickens, Intruderi
40 inchet high 150 feet long per roll 21.75
48 inches high 100 feet long per roll 17.35
60 inches high ISO feet long per roll 32.35
72 inches high 150 feet long per roll 38.65
SMALL ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR CUTTING TO LENGTH
SWAN LAKE MOULDING CO.
3226 South 6th Phone 3169
In Hlnm. monkeys are made to
blir rohis to sec If they nre counterfeit
asjTjfJ WHAT MAKIS
Anawer: Infrrtion in nttml mumiav,. U
droMiif IVwIro Nrjw Ijrupa incacb nos
tril clirrk sniiriftM, iihvim, miuc watery
flow that hl)M itrrntl infiylem. Ymi
brratha freer, feel relict fuickly. Get
NOSE
DROPS
PENETRD
DON'T
PUT OFF
TILL
TOMORROW
...What can be
Repaired
Today!
Our expert "Chevrolet-trained" mechonic
will quickly and efficiently put your car in
order for dependable motoring. See us now.
Cars Trucks
Service All
Budget plun payments NOTHING DOWN os long
as 24 months to pay!
ASHLEY CHEVROLET
401 South 6th
Farmers! Save Irrigation Costs
CONCRETE PIPE
O Open Ditches Are Weed Traps-
Every former knows the donger of weeds ond the high cost of weed
control. But, did you stop to think that 4 ocrci out of every 40 ore
taken up with ditches ond so lost to farming? You can eliminate weed
traps, and add 10 to your forming oroa through installation of
permanent, underground eoncrcto pipe Irrigation systom.
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Here's why you get more ""1(1
for your money with Maytag! 111
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Makes
Phone 4113
Now is the time! We. will bo glad !o go out and check over your ground
and make recommendations on the Installation.
Today's Outstanding Value! Did you know that Maytag prices
have increased far less than those of washers in general? In fact,
Maytag's percentage of increase is less than half as much as the
average comparing all today's washer prices with those
of all washers in 1941. You pny scarcely more for this genuine
Maytag than for the lowest priced washer on the market!
You've heard plenty about Maytag washers, of course, from
relatives, friends and neighbors who have them. You
know the Maytag reputation for quality and all-around
excellence . . . for extra-fast, extra-efficient washing
performance ... for the rugged dependability that's built into
every part. It's because of this reputation that over five million
Maytags have been sold far more than any other washer.
Don't Wait! Make sure of earliest possible delivery by seeing
your nearby Maytag dealer immediately, and taking
advantage of his "Priority Agreement Plan." Pay in easy
monthly installments; trade in your old machine, any
make, if you wish.
Hut. name, lelout, yauA. ma&t conveniently
located deal and lee huh lifltt awGj
MtodjCi5SKI2?
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KLAMATH FALLS
Merit's
Tuckcr-Steinkomp
DUNSMUIR
Dunsmuir Plumbing & Metal Co.
MT. SHASTA
Charles R. Weiss & Son
OREGON DEALERS
CALIFORNIA DEALERS
YREKA
Erickton & James
LAKEVIEW
Strong Brothers
TENNANT
Tennonl Mercantile Company
WEED
Weed Mercantile Company
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