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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, APRIL 12, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE SEVEN .Ding-Dong Battle Forecast In Nebraska Republican Voting Slated Tomorrow OMAHA. Ai.rll It f'.-A iIImk ilo n )t twill Hint limy hrlni vtr lury to miy mi f Hire rumllrialr ftirwnit Imliiy Iti Nrlirttk'i rriutilUMii vntlni Inii.om.w on ovrn iOP prnnlilnillHl piiM.I.III tn. from Hi ttnrrlrtl rum pi of (hiv. Thmnaa K. Ilrwrr of Nrw Viirk, ftrnnlur Kohrrt A. 'In ft of Oliln uitd lUrnhl K. HUurn nf MIiiiiphiiU rum tmilt Unm rUlnm itf aii-.-rM hi thr ItMH rnmpulKft ' flmt ftrr fnr M rniilnt for Ihr viilir' fnvor. HlnMr-n, rrtiiiiilMK l.r-ri fur it WlluUlp Npcrrli tnnlKlit, witn rvrri nmri ritrrful (hmi hU lrnillnu rip prmrntii In prrilliMlnn tMr nutnimi. In Blimp rrmlinht to Iltn rnnfl High School i By MARY LOU CASE (It-nl wnv In whlrti lie for er nut br-ftn-rhiinrl thr victory which Inter r.nnn In htm In Wlm-onnln, the for mer Mlnnrnotn Kiivrrnor told hit hm kiTN In h nliilrmrnl: "If you follow tlirn tilth to thr rlnalni nf tlift hiIU, I brllrve wa will win flnl plnrr In ft flnim ratf In thin primary." Hnnttor llnuh lluttrr, ftprnkliiK In hrhnlf of Tnft, tolrt n rrportrr hi In "very rniifldput" the Ohlonn In uoIiik to win. "It will br u (lour, tutrcl f Ik lit., but Tufi him thr Muff to win," hf dri'linrd. ' Pari of thl tuff wan Ihr oprn mipoitrl of lliitlrr'a republican or unnlvnlton In N'phrftkn. Miwt poll- trlnnt thou i hi fit lit thr vttrnt of Tuft' allowing would drprnri In grra( mpittiurp on how wrll thli or rKnlmllon iMIvrrt In the lUtr't 2014 prrrlnrU, I Jewry, f It'hf If iir to krpp til ram pniirn for thr rmmlimtlnn from br WW nwltt hrd "ft tho nmlii trurk. let lip In cnnflrirnl thr proirrnin hr outlined In 13 NrbMftka uprrrhrg will win thr mipport nf the stntr' nop votrm Mr drier Ibril hli prnpnuU thovr "hlrh will win thr warr anil rptorr hitrg rlly and arimlnUt ra lly romnrtrnrr to our national gov-rriimrnl.' Mrnlnia nine ntrnln hold thr po sition in m-holumhlp rrllitr. and thr aophomorra cbiiip oul on lop. The lUtn arv aa follow: Ornncl honor roll: Hrntora: Mill Houthwrll. Junior: Kmnrln Iirlduirr, Donna lfttnncn, IrlnrllU Htit lunv Hrlrn Jncknon, I'm Ward and Hhnron Wllllnnui. Kophoniorri: Ronnie Iowrll and John Owl ruin rrmhmrn: Hod Ditvu, Ilnl Kmilk nrr, Mary Hooker. HUnlcy llubrr and Ronald Junlprr. Honor roll: Brnlora: Mnry l-ou Cn. John Fpley. Kplinrth llrth. juh lllb brl, Ruthr fluatnn, IdPtna Ivlr. Marfan Mrlntyrr, Tom Orr. Caro lyn I'ntlrk, Dwlghl Wrathrmbrr. Junlora: Olla Hiown. liar Can vlv, Collrrn CrMwrll, Kranrrn I. Roalrr. Gordon riptfhrr, Bob Hook Jim Owrm. Ronald Rrdnmn. Jf.annf Roblnrttr, Kvrlyn Rowland. Dlllard Hhlplrr. Oarv Rinith. Pol Ward, and John Vmnn Bnphomorra liha Alrxandrr. Nola flantn, Rptty Hrnnpt. Dorothy Pland. Marv Riomn. Rrth Runrh, Warnr Carothrra Ionna Irronp. Rrrd Ctntrr. Marllrr Crawford, T'ltfv Pnhlmnn, flaudpttr flpnwm Marilyn Hall, Kninrth Ilartrll. Jran Ilrndrraon, Wallarr Mrhty. Clarlwa Mason, Ann MrlJiinthl'n, Rnarmarv I.tirray, Tin Ann Prrk ln. Bob prl'oldt. Carnlrr Robl nrttr. HarPl Phnfrr, Arlrnr Btan brrv. and Davtd Todd. Frmhrnrn: R'llv Arnold. Dlannr Blnklrv, Ronald Illlnd. Mill Rranda r.fM, P-rvrrlr Rurkr, Clro Cadwrll. Rod Davla. Mnlroltn Jarknon, Drw rv fjimbrrt, Corl'M Mvfrld nMlr Naramorr Jran RHhv. Rnrhara ffnidrr. Drtorrn Tlinmnwn. MOh Too Totn Unlnnton, Jran WrM and Fd 7arralnakl. At thr Olrla' Iafiir nirrtliir Fr! la, rtomlnattnna for nrxt yrar'a nfflrrra wrrt madr. Running for firraJdrnt of nrxt yrar'a nnenntra tlon ant Oeorntanna Clark. Mar cfft Murrav and Prvrrh Yonnjt Nomina 'rd for virr-nrpaldpnt wrrr Patay Krnnrtt Mrrlrnr nurnlnn ham. TVnna Hnnarn and Iolorra Robaterk. Hrrrrtarr nomlnrra arr I'rlpn Jakon. Jonn Moorr. Jran afahan, Rrttv flcott Nanrlr Ed wrrda and Mantlr Robtnaon. Body Said To Be Student PORTLAND, April 12 IPiA Kr rotrd body, found In Ihr undrr bnmh on (Irrmnntown road north of hrrr. wak Idrntlflrd totay na It' man Marlon Podia. 20. a for mer Vanport collrar aiudrnt. Thr man'a body waa dtvovrrrd : yratrrday by Max E fihrrlc. 24 j vrnr-nld Aitoi Inn, wlmar attpn tton waa ratiitht bv a pair of rrd orka aa hr wna waiting on tht road i to thumb a ridr. Tlir drnd man waa half ronrralrd If i undrrbniah. only hta atior-lrvi frpt nhowltur abovr lh bank. Thin vplta arotind hla nrrk and wrists Indltntrd a ropr or wlrr had brrn drawn tauttv around thrm. Thr roronrra offlrr aald hr apparrntlT had brrn atranglrd, probably last Friday Thr brwlv waa Idrntlf'pd th'a morn Ino by Amr Onry Hukarl, Vanport. win pta'd tlp mnn wna a former clautnatr at Vanport rollrRr. IVtrrtlvea located Podia' apart ment at Vanport and found the dpnd man'a belonging parked, aa If for a trip Furfural, known for over a ern tury but itard commercially only In the paat two deeadra, promlae to become a vrnr important raw ma terial In rhetnlrnl aynthrala. Cnttontnll rabblta, which damage young orchard lire and ahruba, are controlled by repellent mixture ap plied to thr bark, buda and ahoota LI N I Both ildfi tni tof art f otithti-alte Th Oregon Gronit Co. H. II. Wllrrmlr r. O. Bo i , Klamnlh Fillt. Orriun Wt'tlH SHORT KfOKTHIMORTAU AtLr' T.nu riT 0' US ALL h ;!:!P.I"5'lrVRSv -TSV S71S I -: VY, I VNION MASI W-a. V ' '1 WOII CIOIHIM 98 SHK04H, GIVES YOU GUARANTEED FIT AND 18 OTHER FEATURES OF COMPLETE OVERALL SATISFACTION OSHKOSH can and dots gunrantee perfect fit only became Oshkoth B'Gosh Overalls are cut to fit every tire and build of individual. Oshkoth EASTERN DENIM has greater strength, gives longer wear, and is dyed a deeper, richer "no -fade" blue by an exclusive process. Store for Men CARNIVAL By Dick Turner 1IZ "So you wanta know how we can eell it for eigMy-five centa gallon if H ain't moonshine? Well, we don't advertise!" Recreation Notes Astronomers Study New Asteroid Recently Found Hv HAM 8 Mil 11. Superintendent of Recreation Aa we ftwlnk from one aeuwm to another our In tc renin atao alnif and we are now feeling the approach of npiiiUf and aummer nreda. C til la arc received dally rriairdlnff the uae ot apace for aoftball and bnaebnJl, where the aummer piny centers will be, and where will we swim. Home of the rju cations can be anawered and others must be tail ed until definite arrangements are romplrte. Generally apeak nvj thr depiirtmenl I planning on opening at leaat five renter provided the request for Inrreaxed revenue la favorably rrcrivrd. These will br aimilar to last semton except for Kiwnnls park and the old h I g 11 school site on Sth street, A play leader will alao be placed at Moore park. If the Increased mlllage does not meet with approval we will be limited to two plav center, aa there will be Insufficient funds to open more. The swimming picture Is brighter with the OVB pool entering into the picture. This pool is over four feet deep in the shallow end and will not help the little folks mum. We are trying to plan the prograi.i to the advantage of moat of the people, and the emphasis during the summer months will be with the little folks. We hope to show them a belter and more constructive time than ever before, and with support of the voting public the program should become more Interesting from year to year. There are two new additions to our program this meek. A Junior PARK VIEW CONVALESCENT HOME iFnrmrl ot A.hisnd. M Writ Mils fllr.l M4rr nr.a ft. tll tl-H.Nr Mrvtrc Kftilart Karat ! Chart Red CroM life saving clam will open Monday afternoon under Midi Ella Kedkey. This claim l to teach water safety method! to the young teen ate group and In open to boys and glrla between the a urn of IS and 18 11 will run for about four weeks and nwlmmera are requested to bring their own awlmmlng equipment. A new fine art claM will open Tuenday evening under Mr. Bnnlx ler and will cover work In oll. water color, textile painting. The claM la designed mainly for adults who are Interested In some work In aru aa a start on a hobby. Weekly Artlrltr Srhrdule Monday 4 to 6 t. m. Junior life vint at Natatorlum. Mlaa Ella Redkey. 5 to 10 p. m. Ceramics clau, art room KUHS. Mr. Banister. Tuesday 6 to p. m OA A iwlm at Nat. Mlu Lillian Redkey. 8 to 10 p. m Fine arts class in art room, KUHS. Mr. Banister. Wednesday i to 8 p. m. Junior life saving at Nat. Miss Ella Redkey. 7:30 to 9 p. m. Women's physical education swim at Nsu Lillian Red key. 7:30 p. m Soft ball league at council chambers, city hall. By j. in ,ii nil kit A.lranat'ir'r, r.il.ii.in lllvlaln, Orafan lllfhrr r.4uralltn A.alr-m An announcement from Dr. C. D. Hl'.ane, director nf Lick observa tory, relayed through the Htirvard observatory Information service, sltites that "an object of magni tude 13 with an extraordinary mo tion" was photographed by the 20 Incli astr'igranh on March 7. 10 and 11. Prom the positions on these dates, llr. Leland E. Cunningham has computed an approximate or bit which Indicates the object will be nearest the mm May 21, at whl"h time It will be only 0 9 of the earth's distance from the nun. Until more Is known about It, this body Is at present designated as the "Wlrtnnen nbleet." from the discoverer. It Is generally assumed that It l a planetoid, or asteroid (Utile plnneti which has strolled Inside the orbit of the earth. If this Is correct, It Is the fourth as teroid known whtse orbit loops In side the earth's path. Its rapid motion Indicates It Is relatively close to its, Aside from the nine principal nlanets there Is a swarm of plane toids, ranging In diameter from 4H0 m'les down to less than a mile, re volving around the sun. principal ly In the nnt'sii'-llv wide snnce be tween Mers and tunlter. It Is not known whether they are the pro duct of the dlsrnpt'on of a formr slnaie planet, or If here a world failed to coalesce from smaller par ticles. For a long time astronomers were nuxrled bv the gap between the or bits of Mars and Jupiter. Finally on January 1. 1801, the first night of the 10th century. Plazzl In Italy discovered Ceres In this space. Bv 1807, three more asteroids. Pallas, Juno and Vestn. had been added. To the present, these are the largest four known. No more were found until 1845, but the number has since Increased by the hundreds. Al though only about 1600 have had their orbits definitely calculated. It is estimated that 30.000 or 40.000 are within the range nf present tele-scopes. Until 1932. no asteroid was known to come as near to the sun as does the earth. That year the tiny Apol- 1 1 looped Inside even the orbit of Venus and came within 8.500 000 miles of striking us. Then 1938 brought another one, Adonis, al most to Mercury's orbit. It passed at the dangerous distance of only 1.500.000 miles. But terrestrial dwellers really became excited In October, 1937, when Hermes moved five degrees across the starry spaces per hour and wan found to have passed us at the uncomfort able separation of only M0.000 miles, or twice the moon's distance. Is a fourth now threatening us? There Is positively no need to worry, for astronomers assure its that "No. 4" will not collide with the earth, The probablllllen are that onlv once In thousands of years would such body strike any land surface. One's chances of a fatal It' from skidding - the home bath tub are far more promising. Infant Killed By Accidental Shot PORTLAND, April 12 lTV-An In fant playing at his mother's feet was fatally wounded Saturday when a four-year-old brother fired a .38 caliber pistol In an adjoining room. Detective L. P. Johnson said the Infant, Robert Banders, age 8 months, wa killed almost Instantly. The brother, Allen, had taken the pistol from a bedroom drMr drawer. SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING Baatrl ltrnlt4 tvrh i All Mt.i ft maul Price) rr fCttlmaltt Sewing Machine Service Tsar lplni Dealer rhmn am ttia ahu wv Homesteaders Get Tool Gifts Cooock Bay homesteaders started Monday applying at the IT. B. bureau of rerlnmat'on for tools al'oted them for work on their new land. Each homesteader received around lino worth of small tools. On April 20. the U8BR has called a general meeting for the new home steaders to be held In the admin istration building at Newell, at 1:30 p. m. Representatives of federal agencies, farm groups and The Cali fornia Oregon Power company are being Invited to attend this meeting. It pays to Use the Want-Adsl Thursday to 9 p. m. Teen-age swim at Nat. Mr. Proctor and Mr. Friedman. 6 to 10 p. m. Ceramics class, art room, KUHS. Mr. Downs. Krlday 8 to 9 p. m Boy Scouts swim at Nat. Leaders must accompany troops. Katurday 9 to 11 a. m Junior life saving at Nat. Miss Ella Redkey. 1 to 5 p. m. and 8 to 9 p. m. Open swimming at Nat. Everyone welcome. I I &yEVER PAY MORE? Mty ACCEPT IESS? C5QXD Corner 5th end Main i t IN KLAMATH FALLS ... a money service always as modern as tomorrow now housed in spacious new offices which offer you even greater comfort and con venience than before. Local Loan Company, which this month 1 celebrating the completion of its fortieth year of service to the working men and women of America, proudly invites you to visit and use its new home and lis expanded facilities in the Evans Building, Main and Tenth Streets. Here you may enjoy the privacy and comfort of individual customers' offices while arranging to borrow from $10 to S300 on your signature alone, or on your furniture or up to $500 on your car or truck. Or if you prefer to borrow on your livestock, Local makes that kind of loan too. You may even arrange for your loan from home by phone and then . just stop in for a few minutes, later, to pick up the qash. But whether you require extra cash now or not, you are cordially assured that it is "open house" to you, today and always, at LOCAL LOAN COMPANY'S new lorlicih anniversary offices. Ft , IV W. G. Duncan J i v UCtNttl M-ti4-t-17i y 11 tin lriritliiiil!iuiiir.)IJiiui ajii miiii.iui ulna i mumiii M) l r U'.J, ' ' . ' Jjf American Legion Regular Meetings 1st and 3rd Tuesdays. 8:08 p. an. Veterans Memorial Bids.. 4th and Klamath. Club Rooms Zl Mslru next to Willard hotel. Open daily noun te midnight, except Sunday 1:00 to 11:00 p. m. For Legionnaires and Guests ZIHIarwin's W- RECORD DEPT. Albums Q Kara T Riminn nt nnr roi.g rj Trhalkatskr M.laa'laa Far Osseins tommv noastr Q Dawn Mrmtrr Las VAL'OR.H MONKOC Q All Tint Hits tOOT ARNOLD Q Klnf C.la Val. Na. I KINO COI.I Taio Cawfcar SanfS bino raonnr r Tarrb Saasa dinar snoae llir Dssl IDOr HOWASD Radios RCA Victor Table Console 104.50 RCA Victor Console ... 345.00 G-E Console -. 249.95 Admiral Table Com. .... 69.95 Majestic Portable 89.95 MAIL and TELEPHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED (All prices include federal tax) Western Hits Q aiaa liar Dawn Asaln, Psw II I (aula Onlr I. .am Tm Tmitl PATSV MONTANA Navar Tmal A Maa Tasa It Rack a ( hania II r.r a nor aOBAI.IE AI.I.EN 1 I Want A Pardon Far Daddy End Of Mr Raaneup Days GENE AITRT Tnmbllns Tamblawaada Tha Erarlaallng nllls af Okla b.ma SON'S OP THE PIONEERS rn Kanlnrkr Masna Paradl.a K-.-n Mr Hakr Daabla T.lki to Ma MERLE TRAVIS Popular Hits Manana AH Or...rd tp Wllh A Brakaa H.art PEGCT I FE Q Hot B.aalllal torn Dan't Hsva T Knaw The Lanrnafa TEX BENEKE CJ Thasannd lalsnd Banff nasrsr Par I.are JOIINNT MERCEB Q 1.1111a Whlla Lias Crying Par Jar DINAH SHORE rj Warry, Warrr, Warrf That's A Ptanlf THREE St'NS Appliances Q Westlnghouse Roaster 43.78 Q Waffle Irons 9.95 up Presto Cookers 12.45 np Flatlrons 9.95 op Dormejer Mixer 10.95 r-r- mm RVIN5 7DI MAIN ST 1 jy?s SxJtonn. Owpon' BASIK SPRING SAL! BIG DAYS OF SPECTACULAR SAYINGS! Garden Hose Heary. green eorer, hi(htest S". 50-ft lensth Each 6.75 Lightweight, 16-inch Rubber-tired, Ball-bearing LAWN MOWER Only 1 Bamboo Lawn Rake Lifht, stroni, durable. Lf EaehOUC Wisa "Quick-Trim" Grass Shear Non-pinchinf. Streamlined " rj handles. ' 99 Garden Hoe Good quality, stronf and sj ma sturdy. Each I Mop and Pail Set Galranised steel pail, wringer cone M dQ and (ood quality mop. 8et Garbage Can Galvanised 26-rallon covered A JJ" (arbage can. Each' Single Bit Axe J'i-lb. head with white t QQ lacquered handle. at70 Pyrex Flameware 4-piece set 7" skillet, 1-quart saucepan, I'i-quart saucepan and Flameware AQ handle. 8l '7 Our store is full of many other sensational bargains. House ware,' lawn and garden tools, hand tools and many other items are priced especially for this event. Shop early, as quantities are limited on some items. Sale ends Saturday, April 17th. FREE ZINNIA SEEDS lf.W.IBjBBNS Farm Equipment- TS4 So. Slsth BL -Klamath Falls. Ortgoa