FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE IHRtfc
, Individual
Action By
Solons Best
Th (Irrgon public will be teller
served by Hi leglslalliree If Ilia
nnnhm ronllnue to vote and act
M Individual! rallier than aa party
mrmbera. Chef Irving. Klamath
Palls man. told Klwanlana Thure
day after rrpnrllng hla rsperlrnre
aa a witness at a eongreaalonel
hearing In Washington, I). (' where
Ilia lwnparty avalrm la rigidly
observed.
Irving' t-onrlukluitH were based
on hla observallnn of congressional
lai'tlra In connection with labor
legislation. I'arly politic", 'rallier
than what la best fur lh rouiury,
control thla aituallon. tha epeaker
ate'ed,
Irving, manager of lha Pin In
du.lrUI Relations rommllfee. Ine
aald ha had observed newspaper
rommrnl wrlromlng lha advenl of
two-party pulltlre In lha Oregon
legislature. Ha aald ha doubled lha
value of thla development, and
would prefer erelng Orrgon law
nukrra conllnua voting measure
an fhrlr nrrlta rslher than because
al llictr relationship U parly politic.
Irving sea called lo Waaliliigtnn
aa wanes on rnday, with Uia
haarlng slated tha halt Tuesday. Ha
waa forced to fly bark to gat thart
In lima, but lha luua got Into a
wrangla III tha house and ha waa
not called until two week and two
of aiva later. Ha aald tha wltnaaaaa
'vara given little consideration and
wera aubmlltrd lo a partisan ordeal
tliat strayed far from tha purpose
of thrtr testimony.
1 ha speaker aald tha Oregon dele,
gallon la highly regarded In Wash
I niton. Concerning representative,
ha aald. Hlorkman la admired tor but
Inlegrtly and atabllltr. Ellsworth far
hla outstanding ahlllly, Norblsd aa
a corner In legislative rlrrlea, and
Angetl for hla defense of lha frea
enterprise ssslcra.
Hrlrrrlng to arnaliirl. Iia aald
Henatia- Cordon la widely recognised
aa an raprrt In Ilia ertence of gov
ernment, and "Senator Morse If
just Senator Morse"
Irving reviewed tha history of
labnr legislation at tha current srs
aton and commented that now legis
lation haa failed to make headway.
Indicating tha possibility tha Taft
. Hartley act will continue In effect
for at least two mora years
Ha waa Introduced by Sheriff Jack
Praney.
1. . RenU. recently appointed aa
tha auto board of examiner Car
elork and watchmaker, waa ea
woanrod aa KlwanUn of lha work.
Seif work lha club will meet at lha
eileeiolou aerrlce eipeclBvent farm
Ha Ike airport district.
Ever So Sweet
Gross Sttd Crop
Outlook Betters
CORVAI.LI8. July M oPv-Oregon
Mute college crop specialist t. R.
Jarkman reported today that grass
Med amp pmsnrcta ar better than
predicted, earlier by (rowrra and
dealer.
Ha aald Willamette: yield of alia
and rhrwlng fescue freed would bt
rioaa to a normoj 3 VI pounda an acre
Thla contrast with aorlirr estimates
that lha crop would bo down 2-30
per rant.
Drouth In Union county haa drop
ped lha grass freed crop yield to one.
third or half of nurmal.
Ry graia acreage waa damaged
lal winter and dropped lha produc
tion area from tha tuual S0.0OU acre
to about 80 000 acre.
Small meat balla In brown gravy
ara delicloua when canned broiled
mufrhrooma arc added. Use lha liq
uid from the mushrooms In tha gra
vy. Serve over brown rice.
CLEARANCE
SALE
Dress Shirts
Large Group
Now la95
Snecial Group
Jackets
Cotton Leather '
Wool
-z Price
Sweaters
Odd Lot
Voluct to $8.50
How Sland $2
Sport Coats
25 oh
Sport Shirts
Largo Group
25 om -
DON'S
Men's Weor
Dr. Trotman
Speaker At
Farm Bureau
Course of tha neurological du
taso tailed multiple aclaroaia waa
traced through lla varloua atagaa
by lr. P. C. Trotman In a talk
to rarm bureau women In MarriU
'.Veunexlay night.
Dr. Trotman aUo dlacuaaed tha
muny theorlea now held for Ita
cuuaa. He apol: of the raaaarcn
work In progrru on the aub)ori,
and how It la being attacked from
moral anglra In madlral centera
thiuughoul lha United Statea and
In other cotiutrlaa.
.ore deatha occur from multiple
et'lcrofrla Uian from polio, the doc
tor aald. It uaually attack! the
young adult ago group although It
may occur at any aga. He empha
lard tha need for Increaaed pub
lic knowledge and aupport to fur
ther much-needed work agalnat thla
dlaeabC
frm bureau women are Inter.
ev.ro In furthering reararch In thti
field, and plana are being formu
lated by the county centcra to
ralae fuiula for tills purpoae.
A regular builnaaa meeting of tha
AMorieted Women of tha Klamath
County Farm bureau, followed.
MARIAN MARTIN
Daddy lovea to are hla girl aoaweet
n' pretty In thla acallopy jumper
aatl Mummy lovea II becaute Ita
aaw-eay. And Daughur aaya It't
almple to dreaa heraelfl
Pattern 90J9 cornea In aiaea . 4.
(. I. 10. Hue Jumiirr. I yda.
J4-ln ; bluur. 't yd. lb-inch.
Thla ay.to-uiu? paltrrn glvra
perfect fit. Complete. Illutraled
Hew Chart ahuwa you every atep.
roliu for I lili pattern to Klamath
ralli Herald and Se Pattern Dr.
partment, P. o Hov. 8740. Chicago
iu. 111. Print plainly Vol K '.AMI..
AIIIIKINH. 1MS Hl.fc. MTVtC
MMDIX
Mothera! You mufrt free the ador
able rhlldren'a alvlea In our Marian
Martin Paithlon Book. On Ita pagea
are the moat beautiful aummer
atylea. dealt ned to arw really, to
make your fafrhlon dollara go further
than evrrl Plua PREP, paltrrn
printed In the book. rhlld'a beach
robe made of towrla. 8end fifteen
Schiesser Moves
Up To Professor
Dr. Oeorge E ftrhlraer, former
Klamath Union high achool teach
er, haa Jut been advanced to the
rank of full profraaor at Colgate
univrralty. Hamilton. H. Y.
Dr. Schleutrr taught here In the
early '30 and made many friends
In the community. He waa a grad
uate of the Unlvrrmty of Oregon,
and went east to Yale. He joined
the Coutatr ataff aa an Irulrurtor In
education In 1837. waa named aa
aialant prufaaaor In 140 and aaaocl
ate prnfeanur In !.
He la active In both educational
and paychological aociellea and haa
written many technical and research
pa pert.
n
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C0LLIGI PROMOTION Dr.
Caorgt E. Schlesier, ex-Klom-oth
educator, who hat ad
vanced steadily to a full pro
fessonhip at Colgate umver
iry, Homilton, N. Y.
Lake Mail
Change May
Be Made
LAKEVIEVY, July 23 -A proposal
to dlacontlnue the Sunday noon In
coming mall trip from Klamath
Palla waa dlacuoed by Poatmuter
Fred Peat before the chamber of
commerce luncheon at Hotel Lake
view Monday. He ekrd the cham
ber tor an opinion on the matter.
At an executive board meeting
following the dinner, thr chamber
voted to dlacontlnue chamber lunch
eon mrrtlnga until September.
Prat nald that he attended the
poalnvutrra' convention at Cooa Bay
leal week-end. and poat office offi
ciate from Washington. D. C-. made
, the propoaal. They mated that the
office murt retrench on all ex-
'Shipping Of
Flour To
Japan Slows
WAUHINOTON, July 22 V- Ad
ditional ahlpmrnta of flour to Japan
"can not be Juatlfled el thla time."
Senator Cain R-Waah. haa been
told.
Cain had auggenied to John P.
Loomla, flood administrator for oc
, cupled areas, that wheat be milled
i In the northwest and the flour,
liiaUsad of wheat, aent to Japan.
He aald It would aid mllla In the
Paclflo northwest.
! Loomla replied. In a letter made
1 public by Cain, that flour ahlp
I nienta have been reduced because
wheat can be purchased at a lower
coat and processed in Japan with
out expenditure of dollara and with
aavuig of the raluable residue of
the milling proceaa.
"In new of thla fact." Loomla
wrote, "additional pureruvse of flour
i can hardly be JtuUfied If we are
to carry out our responsibility of
reducing occupation coata to mm-
j Imum."
I Loomla aald It haa been necessary
for the army to aupply approxl-
mately 34 per cent of Japan mini
mum food need for Ita 10 million
people and M per cent of the re
quirement: of the Oerman people.
"It la only by purchasing Insofar
aa possible unprocessed basic com-
modules such aa wheat that we can !
obtain the maximum number of cal- I
ones at a minimum coat," he aald. '
"Plour purchaaea were necessary 1
for ft time because the food stock- j
pile In Japan waa so low that there
waa no time for milling Imported
grain and flour could be consumed
Immediately. Thla la not true, and
i flour shlpmenta cannot be Justified
at thla time.
! pensea possible and proposed to Peat
I that discontinuance of that one
' service be allowed.
Accident Prevention
The Right Way
HOLLYWOOD, July 22 VPr Two
ili-year-old girls are the first gradu
ate of Mrs. Mozell Brlttun Dine
hart'a backyard swimming school
all because of the drowning of a
neighbor boy.
Three week ago the five-year-old
boy was drowned In the pooL Mr.
Dinehart widow of Actor Alan Dine
hart decided the beat way lo pre
vent such accident was to teach the
neighborhood children to swim.
She hired Ralph Plannagan a for
mer swimming champ aa Instructor.
The student body averages two to
seven year In age.
Aphids Reported
In Newberg Area
NEWBERO. July 22 oftAn out
break of aphids on walnut waa re
ported Thursday by Lloyd Baron,
manager of Oregon Nut Grower,
Inc.
Boron aald a check last Sunday
showed two typea of the aphid: one
on the underside of leaves: the other
on the leaf rib. The Oregon Bute col
lege extension service recommend
a 4 per cent nicotine dust against
both species.
Some growers believe that aphids
may be contributed to the poor qual
ity of nut In last year harvest.
Baron aald.
Heat rolls fur lunch or dinner the
cool way put them In the top of a
double boiler, art over boiling water;
keep the water simmering until the
roll art hot enough.
1946 OLDS"-
4 door ardan, hydramatle,
radio, healer, low aalleage,
very clean. IMie for aalrk
sale direct from wner.
Phone m ar 346! or eall at
731 Mala eC
Tomatoee for aummer aalada ar
often nice peeled. To do so dip them
whole In hot water far a few min
utes, then plunge them Into cold
water or hold under the cold water
up i and atrip the akin off.
SOMETHING NEW
at DERBY'S
HAWAIIAN RECORDS and ALBUMS
Recorded" in Hawaii
RECORDS ALBUMS 446
T Y Hweetheart Aloha f- .
ding Hawaii Sing G,0r Arth,r
Little Brown Cal "d Hi Pagont
and other
If it't NEW and GOOD, you will find it first at
120 n. 7m
CONTRACT
BALEM. July 22 4 A IUJ47
contract for grading and paving a
half mile of the llillsboro-Bllrerton
highway In Newberg was awarded
by the highway commission today
to the low bidder. Porter W. Yett,
Portland.
rents more for this book of Summer
IMf fashions!
I IVtret w Jr ! 1 FOtMllOHl
9 tt a JlllJa urt- 1 . osrr to I
3 west. orT. lOS. Us..hsss I
3 "5ll' I orsiw ru- I
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n if roues:
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REG. 64.60 1 WEEK ONLY
4.70x16
LACK-WALLS
us tax
AND YOUR OLD TIRES
N Down, ge a Month on gear
Caay Terms
(I 'ewal carrying charge)
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aninlaaaaa of M for year 4 old Urea!
Too got that new-ear ride with a
ceeaplete changeover to genuine
first-e,wallly ALLSTATE raahlona,
aold emclaslvelv by Keare. Enjoy the
new-ear "floating-ride," new atop
ability, new economy In repair bill.
Changeover now thla week. Shop
at Sear and gave!
6.70x16 Whitewalli 69.60
(pin tax. And your old Urea.)
Mode with X-41 Mirocle
"Cold" Rubber
Tirei Mounted At No
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Written Guarantee With
Each Tira
Site for All Cart at
Similar Savinge
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EXTRA LOW
PRESSURE
TUBES
Malrh first-guallty Urea with
firat-auallty tube for beller
"cushion" performance. Rpeelally
designed to keep proper air.
pressure, ao Important with thla
type of tire. Buy new. .
280
f 6.70x16
plus tax
Sixes far all tires at similar savings.
WE'VE HAMMERED DOWN COSTS ALL ALsMM THE LINE TO STASE A HUGE DOLLAR-SAVIN
We Worked Closely
With Our Manufac
turer to Make These
Lew Prices Possible.
Lower Cost to Yea
Because af Carload
Shipping.
All Engines Top
Quolrry, Double
Tested ta Sears
High Standards.
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Mew Psstea Bhvga New Bod ataarlac
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New Varre Spring New Casaahaft Beartaga
New Valve O aides New Gaakrta Wher Vaed
2
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gine allowance, regardless of
condition
GUARANTEED TOP QUALITY
all engines double tested
GUARANTEED INSTALLATION
expert installation work guaran
teed. ENGINE GUARANTEE 4,000
miles or 90 days, whichever
comes first.
t mm h x
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$17,000 Worth to be sold for only $14,000
- REG. 120.00 FORD Y-8
REBUILT ENGINE
SAVE 2050
j l laisan
w m yoaar oar
regard
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30.00 Down an Sears Easy Terns.
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(t'nswj eorrrVng eSmrge)
Boeowar yowr Pars. Cher. Plyaaoath. Mge.
Debose or Cbryalor new at these psoas to! asv
hvga daring this great eartsad Bale. Let as skew .
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Eaine far Those and OUtar Care at Saving
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PASTS
CAR Quantity Orig. Price NOW
TeTe 20 164.00 129.50
Ford 20 162.00 129.S0
Che. 20 159.00 146.00
Plym. 20 168.00 159.00
Dodge 20 179.00 169.00
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Fortified Regular Quality
10-qt. Can. ..
2.29 Z
Economy Car Radio
. Silvortono Tmor Recaption
Excephorvot Volvo. 3095
6ivn vowtrltjl pvrforfnartc, plul
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Hauls up to 500 lbs. Easily
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VO to 500 lbs. wlHi ao sway, lerhkis.
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loolaer ceeorisa.
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Soars Sun
Glasses
. 79c
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715
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battery
INSTALLED ,
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all at lla eepeneaMI.
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pistes, fall S aaaa.
br. easadly. Trad
In now.
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1095 -
it Med
Te aerformer at a toe ralae arlec.
i heavy-duty plate. Big lbs amp.
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