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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1949)
WEDNLSDAY, JULY 20, 194V nERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE SEVEN HST Speaks Out For U. S. Leadership ' (illCAMO, July M (11 Hlruf line aVmorrarlee had President Trumap'e assurance lorlav at I'rilted Mute, leaaerehle, la provide "enough 'oree" to mlnUln peace In world h uld le enrlaniereel bv broken Hussion promisee. Willi III Ullllrd Nations dialler Ixiint and Ilia collapse of Jaiwii. tia aalrl, lh peace lor whlrh Uia world had prayed "didn't coma II didn't coma." Tor a found that a had an ally, an allr whose halm It U, and whoa habit It haa barn elme IB17. to make ettrirmriils lor lha pur rxwe nl brraklni Ihrm." he declared. "Now It la absolutely nereeeary that a aaauma Ilia leadership emonf llir democracies of the world, ao that there will be enouili force III thla world to maintain the peace." Mr. Trtimen'i rrmaiks were de livered oil lha rulf at a Shrine dinner at. lha Stevens hotel laat nlalit followlnc a formal eddrew eailler In the day at Holdier Meld. Al the bit lake front ttadlum ha reportad apparently Inrmulnf "tensions and conflicts'" behind Uie lion curtain. Third Npeerh The dinner address. hU third of the day, climated hla attendance at lha diamond JuWIee erosion of the Hhrtnere of North America. Tslkloa U MOt noblea and their ladlea. ha aald If the I nlled hi. lea had slaved out of the I oiled Na. Ilona "the onlr thing lell for us would be la crawl Into oar ehrlle and per Dare fur the destruction of the world, and ouraelrea with II." Oonlraatlni current eapendlturea with thnae of the war, Mr. Truman aald lha I4M6 fiscal year budet called for aprndlnt 1103.000 OOO.onO. Ha aald that lha month after Japan folded up In Hepiember, IMS. ha cancelled loo.ooo.ooo.ooo In war contrarla "and made a recee ainn In eapendlturea of IC3.0O0.O0O.- 000 Me (bought apeitdlng could bo brought down to "where we eould eland II." bo aald. and "then came lha oold war" and the Earopeaa mtmmmn. Zaaoaaa KF Teachers At School UNIVKRBITY OF ORKOON. Eu gena, July JO Ttirea Klamath Fall educator art attending Uia Uni versity of Oregon athool of educa tion thla auimner. Paul D. Angstead. Vm Pacific Terrace, vice prnclpal of Klanmih Union high school, la studying for the maater of solcnie degree. Karl Parden, SJ7 Lincoln, Klamath high arhool lllirarlan, la taking an educa tion courae. Charlea B. McLln. 714 X. Main, la studying for the mauler of education degree. Instead of dividing the aummer aeaalon Into two rliort terms, aa haa been the practice In the paat. the university acheduied one eight weeks term thla aummer. An enlarged education curriculum waa acheduied because of the large number of teachers and veterans enrolled thla aummer. The American black bear haa dis appeared from most of the plains stales. CHEST TOTAL PORTLAND, July 30 I Pi Ore gon community cheat fund goale fur 14 statewide social agencies In ItM total Eleven of the agencies provide care for homeless, dependent and delinquent children. The USO. with a fund goal of SSft.OOO. will be listed In drlvea In aeven counties. NEW BOSS Joseph I. Hall, native Oregonian and gradu ate of Oregon College of Edu cation and University of Ore gon, has just taken over his new duties as director of cur riculum and publications for the stale department of edu cation in Solem. Mr. Hall has been assistant professor of education ot University of Maine in Orono. He replaces Dr. Robert Anderson, who re signed in September to occept a similar position in California. Big Fish Proves Costly Catch OAINfcH. Pa., July 30 oPr-Plsh-i erman Raymond K. Cole waa ao ! proud of catching a 3.nrh brown ' trout with hla bare hands that he mounted the catch and hung It In a loeal tavern. A postcard-maker took pictures and sold phfltoe of the fine catch. Coles fame as a fun catcher spread far and wide even to the ears of Roger Stevens, Oainra Just Ice of the peace. Veaterday Htevens arrested Colt and lined him 120 and cos La tor the catch. Catching fish with your handa la Illegal In Pennsylvania. An bo baa eaaed, ho amid. U that the eoanlry spend leoa thaw one third ml the tea eee eee eoe in war eoattracta "and revive Europe and Aata for pease." IN Trade and Save at S A A Those A V Time Srationt V 1 6th Market 1 U 2996 So. 6th 3 ITHE TOWN SH0PEZZ in m it j BACK-TO- r--'pyi j school im ;i And the correct clothes for this school JrJy , yeor b) awaiting your inspection ot the ' v j j Town Shop. I SK,RTS I vCJr Corduroy and many other II Jl II II taososaaa. labrlce with a multitude of button, flaraa her- I I 1 " J. I and-there, and other da f -- ( i J I tail that to food collet II III awnsoaJ W 1 fashion. In Frost point, saawaaawwae1 2 Olen Plalda, atrlpea and IIPII I I'll Tf i Ul plln eo,onl- 8" H-M. 1 1 L,i lFf ' Other Modela IN to 14.M J I jimn blouses I ft 1 J I Btylea too numeroua to de- I I Nil tJt'tl yd n acrlbe In a choice of many LJJ f yj tabrlca. Olnghama, ray one. It.' i" t f l cottona. butcher It nana. Ii f, :'' rj 8'" W j i -V'i ii 1 Dressy Styles I x ' i i I In wh" lth itinty Uc ,'' 1 ' j 1 trlma. Thla yery attractive ' ! ' ' I I ' ill alUon fresh from the l ill I ' ' I I I Yrl1 mnU'ClUrr,, I jl WEBFOOT Lf SWEATERS Sxt Classic, collegiate, or Minx. Til jf tr . ' stunning Minx atyle with con- f F, cealrd buttona, and short alcove V 1 V'W hav th details and warm f A color desired by th fashion- J JSs f wise Juvenile. Choice of many I hades. Of course, these are vlr. Fa f nTV (In wool. 1 1 71 7.95 7 ' j soommnsT. 1 MILLER S SHOE DEPT a rTwn r xfll '( V ' " A regrouping of oil sole shoe for one lort clean sweep! EVERY J-"' ' SUMMER SHOE MUST GO . . . Drostie reductions have been II ft mode! ALL COLORS . . . MOST SIZES ... BIG SAVINGS. U J "Perfect Buys" O "Truly Terrific" O "Fine Values" J j WHITE PLAY SHOES WHITE DRESS SHOES STYLE DRESS SHOES 0 490 590 T C .EKEV OR BKOHS , .d WhlUi I M BALLERINAS w Wl.k aIut whll4 BLACK. - BROWN' - GRET M WhlW tUrr'i SLINGS, FIMPS, TIES W MANOALS WHITE LOAFERS K Ut NOEER SLING WITH CREPE HOLES, ANO awav Perfect for Fall Wear E FLATS 1 MAN V OTHERS 1 fl I KIDDIES' V. WOMEN'S 11 I KEDS one group (EDS J Laat Chance! J QQ 1 Wer 4.S4. Hurry! n 1QQ ao n 1177 I Lr" ,Trrt- A" colon. Each I JJ n J H J II n every pan- worth aiucb I M W 'II " ru TMr WB I J 1 f SHOP and SAVE During MILLER'S THRIFTY SUMMER CLEARANCE! fttrchasti MEN'S BROADCLOTH SHIRTS m Good quality dress shirts in white, strip, and colors. MEN'S WESTERN STYLE JEANS Vs Fine quality blue denim. Sizes 28 ta 31. h wostforyourcat.3i2 n V W Wsoutwg trnmaeinre Ihlivry aa Moat Mo da la That's why we're olfering . ; . right Row-todoy-temorrew-this wk ... the longest trades, the best deals In our history I HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY the eaaieet you've ever had! to own n New Hudaon, America' 4-MOST Car. The amaiing new kind of motor car with "tp-down" dcoig-n that brinft you new beauty, outstanding performance! It' our way, aa Hudaon dealers, of celebrating Hudaon' 40th anni versary. We're out to win still more new friend for this new car in this community to make this anniver sary year tha biRgmt in our hiatory with tfte raaiext-dealins;, biftfreeit trading BUY-NOW BIKTHDAY PARTY we've ever put on! So come in . . . bring your present car with you . . . and get art for a Burprim! A heart-warming aurpriae. aa we tell you how much your present car is worth in trade for a brand new Hudaon America' 4-MOST Car. 1 MOST Bceiutiful. 2 MOST Koomv. 3 MOST Road-worthy. 4 MOST All-round Performance. HUDSON SALES HIT NEW HIGH! The New Hudson it riding a ruing fid of popularity. Official figure) prove it! Hudson tale ao far this NEW HUDSON OHIY CM WITH TtHSTtf torn Hsmt year up 33.7 over th awn period last year. And thousands of motor ist are twitching to Hudson! Of tha first 200.000 New Hudson bought, 100,202 over half went to men and women who traded in other make cars, from tha lowest to the highest priced, toownaNew Hudson! COME IN-NOW-FOR YOUR THRILLING REVELATION RIDE I ANDERSON AUTO SERVICE MS Walnut St, Klamath Falls, Or. MEN'S COTTON AND RAYON sport SHIRTS 295 to 650 Plaids and solids in convertible) collars. Regular 3.95 re 1.30 Values. 25 MEN'S ALL WOOL SUITS off Assorted popular fabrics and shade. 2 and 3-pieca styles. 95 MEN'S SPORT COATS 19 Lightweight, all-wool fabrics in plaids, herringbone and tweeds. Value ta 29.95. MEN'S AND BOYS swim TRUNKS 95 50 LO 1 Knitted and satin trunks in solid color and partem. Priced specially for clearance. CLOSEOUT MEN'S NECKWEAR 2 for F ' Value to 2.50. MR-COOLED torn tchj iHomin coMPoan 1 512 MAIN ST. M.n't Store Strict Floor
