MONDAY, AUC. 13, 1949
IERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
PAC8 THRK
, Atom Power
Seen Coming
In Our Era
LONOVIFW. Aug. It ( Rep.
Henry M. Jackson r-Wah pro
phesied yeaterflay that "In our 111
Urn w will m atomic power
plant producing electric energy lor
lndutry, slilp. and train and poa
ibly airplane."
Th cungrman spoke aa th
climax to Ilia rliy'e weeklnug til
ver Jubilee relebnuon.
Jackson, a member of tha senate,
tious Joint atomic energv commit'
tee. told celebrant that "wa can
lake real eallatartlon Iroro tha
niountini stocks of tiulonabl ma
terial a..i though Hies stockpiles
ara In tlia ahi ol weapons tha
most deadly wrapona avar mada by
man."
' But If and when tha threat ot
war haa ceased." ha added, "thera
will coma the deeper satisfaction
parhapa Joy la tha real word to use
of knowing that Ihia aam stock
plla of weapons can ba converted
to peacclul appllratlona banafltlnf
ail mankind "
Tho Cvprrtt congraaaman also
dlacloerd eatablbhmrnl of an ad
visory commute on electric power
Information to tia In closely with
atomic energy development. Tha
commit ara will Include two leader
froru private power and nna from
public power who will make a flrat
hand axamtnatlon of programi and
m technical information In lha AECB
reactor development program.
In praulng tha tremendous grow
th of Lrmgvlew alnca Ita birth 29
yeara ago, Jackson aald the city
and other Northwcat communttlea
ara dua for continuing eapanaion
and proapertty because lha North
west la "th powerhouM of lha
world."
It Gets About
Navy Brass
Backs CVA
PORTLAND. Aug II
reiary of th Navy Frenrl P. Mat
thewa apoka In favor ol tha pro
poMd Columbia Valley admlntatra
non at a democratic party picnic
bar yesterday.
"Argument against CVA art tha
old tired argument of big Dual
neaara who maak their opposition la
progress with charge ol regimen
tation and controlled aoctalum." ha
declared.
Mstthews brek from h I a pre
pared manuacrlpt on the CVA to
touch Orecon politic. H aald "Ore
gon haa been called th Vermont of
tha West. Tet th fact remain it
would only hava taken on email
start nora to turn O. ton over In
to tho democrat! column."
Th nary chief told newimen dur
I I an Interview that "harmony
among tho navy, army and air
fore la excellent under Defena
aWcretary Loula Johnaon "
Matthews atoppad off for th day
wttlle m rout la Pugt Ihmnd. He
win return tomorrow to attend th
national onvnUon of th Knight
of Cotumbua.
PATTERN 91 ,5 '-.-
MARIAN MARTIN
Much too pretty to (lay at homel
You'll wear thla amart frock aimply
everywhere. Yet It haa tha feature
of your favorlt houa-draa, eaiy
ta Iron, put on I
Pattern till: aliea 14. I. II. 30
11. 14. 36, 91. 40, 42. Bin II takes
4' yarda Jl-lnch fabric.
Thla aay-lo-ua pattern give
perfect fit. Complete, illustrated
Hew Chart shows you gvery atep.
end TvVENTf.FIVR rent In
coina far Uila pattern la Klamath
rail Herald and Newa Pattern De
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eo. III. Print plainly TO! ft NAMF
AiiiiRraa.. cone, mze, style
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Idea by th ecnr. Rend fifteen cent
far thla book a Pre Pattern Is
printed In th book a new wesklt
to wear with your skirt and dreaawl
HIT.E CAPACITY
On aqueduct aervlng New York
City la capable of delivering MO.
000.000 gallon of water a day, ac
cording to th encyclopedia Bri
tannic a-
Fat Men Make
Best Husbands
MUr-PALO, N.Y., Aug. II IIP)
Pat men make tha beat huabanda,
anil school teachere th beat wivea.
That't tiia word from tha director
of the national Instltut for numan
relation.
Dr. James p. Bender of New
York City declared at th closing
summer eesMon convocation of Buf
falo Htate Teacher college Friday:
Til fat man la th least likely
to want a divorce, h la a tender
and faithful lover and he U mora
easily persuaded to wash th dish
and get up at mint to look at tha
baby.
Urucler, who thlnka ha a tha "roly-poly
type'' himself, had thla to
ay to maritally inclined gentle
men: "Hchonl teachers love children
nd they make good mother.
Teachers are well adjusted person
alities aa a rule and ar leu in
clined to be neurotic than th av
erage American woman "
Furthermore, he aald when a wo
man has been giving classroom lec
tures all day long, eh return
home at night too tired to talk,
thla la "sheer heaven" ta most mar
ried malea.
Pear Growers
Blast Pries Level
YAKIMA, Aug. II il (jp In
arm over an "Intolerably low"
opening quotation of Bartlett peara,
growera will meet her tonight with
possible construction of a coopera
tive cannery aa on of their dis
cussion topics.
In a atrongly worded statement
framed by tha Washington s'at
pear producer association Satur
day, th growera accused canner
ies of "beating down" local Bart
lett prices without regard for the
present demand. They also criti
cized "season averse prlc agree
ments." Oroweri charg d that th 110 a
Ion offered by canneries la barely
half th coat of production. Several
grower Indicated they would let
th fruit alay on th tree unless the
prlc I Increased. Last year can
neries bought at 1110 a ton.
fcnoafrj A way DlMomfort
Chafed, Itchy Skin
Vt. li e eimpU u that ( Rath with iM
snZ 2P- tha miixnrt
Rifwl, v,MiH.,ru how tiutckly end
nti the nothirif ,nfrMir,i. m thtt
.mom omtmrnt giv biiMiul nM.
Sales Manoger
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NEW TERMINAL
PORTLAND, Aug. II la Con
tract for work to Mart expending
th Portland-Columbia airport Into
an overseas air terminal will b let
her August 34.
Th 12 000 000 project will widen
the runway and lengthen th mam
runway to agoo feel.
Want Ada don't coat the) pay!
Tik-Tok Drive In
2241 South 6th Sr.
0p el 3:00 p.m. to 12:00 midnight,
bfinniflf Auf. IS t Auf. 19.
Open as usual beginning
Saturday, Aug. 20
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frame make lord W,, more rigid. Bi "IVtur
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Regularly 49.90
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Mattress Pads
54 x76 2.98
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Mattress gives you added comfort with heavy layers of buoyant felted cot
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box spring. Covered with heavy A.C.A. ticking. Full or twin size.
Mattress or box spring sold separately 19.95
Reduced
NYLON PANELS
238
Reg. 2.79
NOW
Tissue sheer, yet long wearing because of the great no
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while damp with worm ' iron. Will not mildew. Every
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Siie 42' 81".
Soft Sheet Blanket
Idtol Covor for All Seoioni
72 x 90-tn. Size Jj
Downv - toft ewtlen sheet
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Fin Wovn Cotton Trrv Cloth
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Reg. 3.89
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55c Hand Towel 35c
Wash Clnlh 2 far 25c
Thirsty, absorbent towel. White with celtwed ctripe.
Rosa, green, bin with white.
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Kx7i
lM'V wool. Bin and tan plaid. Fringed end.
6.95
3-pc. Bath Mat Set
Doep-nappad Fluffy Chanill
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LEATHERETTE M u ,,. wld ,d 69
1.98
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For nphelalerlng dining room and kitchen chslra.
Red, blue, green, yellow, tan. eggahell.
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DRAPERY
YARDAGE
48-INCH
Bunfast, tubfast, preshrunk. Prbbla
weave. Flalda, floral, modern
aba tract.
Reg. 1.69 Yd.
, NOW 1.49 yd.
36-INCH
Floral Pallernt
Re9. 98c Yd.
NOW 88c yd.
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vd.
n70 Paper WINDOW SHADES
Jtl 491.;ner, Cut to Size.
Regular 1.39
NOW
1.29
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