PACE TWENTY
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
THURSDAY, AUG. 18, I94
Long Range
Chess Game
Is Life Work
BEATTI.E, Aug. 18 (Pi Deputy
Bherttf Put Bliss Is fixing to devote
full time to "beating hell" out of
Xing Abdullah of Trans-Jordan. In
chess, that Is.
Pat haa been battling King Ab
dullah for three years, but has had
to devote mot of the lime to earn
living u deputy aherlft. He plana
to retire on September 1.
"I'm going to devote part of my
extra time to beating the hell out
of this king," Bliss said. "Then I n
going to apend part of H crawling
out from under challenges In this
country.
"You know I've got challenges
from every son-of-a-gun In the
country and the sad part la that
most of the guys light her In town
could beat the pants olf me."
Bliss Is a bit worried about the
king, however. He hasnl heard
from him for six months. He cant
figure out whether he has the king
stumped over his next move or
mhether the mails, by which the
king discloses his moves, arc Just
unusually slow.
He's beginning to think that six
months is a bit slow even for a
chess move.
The Keno Pioneer Chefs met at
the home of their leader. Mrs. John
Kerns, on July 6 and were taught
how to make pie crusts. Mrs. Kerns
made a coconut cream pie which
the club enjoyed Terr much. Clinto
Meyera brought some cookies he
had made at home and each club
member had a sample. President
Myron Hurlbut adjourned the meet
ing. On August . the girls cooking
Club of Keno will m vttK tH
Pioneer Chefs at the home of their
leader. Mrs. John Kerns, and Joan
Howell will be present.
Kern Lilly, news reporter.
The members of the Bonansa Can
Can club and the Happy Flower
club art having demonstration day
Monday afternoon, August 33, at 2
p. m. at the Bonanza high school.
Their "Good Deed" project of the
year is their fruit gift donation to a
children's home. The club would
appreciate a jar of canned fruit.
Jam. or Jelly from anyone to add
to their donation.
Haael Bradshaw. news reporter.
The Bonanza Can Can club met
at the home of Hazel and Ruth
Bradshaw August 11. Demonstra
tions on freezing chicken and jar
preparation were practiced. Mem
bers present were Janey Dixon Loia
nd Louise Hubble. Hazel and Ruth
Bradshaw. Refreshments of Ice
fream. cookies and kool-ald were
Jtrred to the members and leader.
Demonstrations on freezing chicken!
Jar preparation and freezing con-
pla " eU " ttT exnlwu
Hazel Bradshaw. news reporter.
Filbert Marketing
Plan Studied
PORTLAND. Aug. u UH-TIU
oert growers and department of ag
riculture marketing officials yester-
the Industry has asked In a mar
ket stabilizing program.
wiS" Trunk- "anager of the
Northwest Nut Growers associa
tion, Dundee, said a marketing plan
umiX" to the one tor Vaiiuts
would be the "salvation of the fil
bert Industry
Other witnesses appearing before
we federal hearing yesterday in
cluded George CadweU, Vancouver
Wash, and V. M. mills. Woodland'
Wash. The three-day session Is
scheduled to end today.
Tor a few pennies per word you
can advertise to thousands through
a Want Ad! Phone 81 lL
SIGHT CONSERVATION This elaborate gadget is called a
telebinocular, which is used in eye testing. Two telebinoculars
have been given to Klamath Union high school by the Klam
ath Foils Lions club os part of its eye conservation program.
Money from the annual Lions Fun Frolic is used for this pur
pose. Lions President James Patterson is at left with KUHS
Student Jane Binns behind the telebinocular and KUHS Prin
cipal James Brown ot right. The fun frolic this year will
be September 27, 28 and 29 at the Pelican theatre.
Oregon Pears To
Be Bought Up
PORTLAND. Aug. II The
chairman of the Oregon production
and marketing administration com
mittee said Wednesday that the
government Is going to start buying
Bart let t pears in Oregon and Wash
ington. The announcement had long been
hoped for by Pacific Northwest
pear growers, anxious about the de
clining market prices on this year's
crop.
E. Harvey Miller, chairman ot
the state PMA committee, said the
pears would be bought by the CSDA
production and marketing adminis
tration for use In school lunches and
relief outlets. They will be bought
from growers, growers' organiza
tions, or glow cis' agents.
The amounts and other details
of the purchase program will be
worked out shortly. Miller said an
Industry advisory committee will be
set up to help make purchase allocations.
Governor Appoints
Nurses Council
SALEM. Aur. It t&i nmpmr
Douglas McKar todav
his appointments to the state prac
tical nurses advisory council, a
group created by the last legisla
te r.
The aorjointments inrltiri Wmu
Lamer, Miss Dorothy Vosen, Dr.
jessie Laira Brodie, and Mrs. Thel
m a West, all of Portland. Dr.
Thomas E. Griffith, The Dalles,
and Mrs. Mary A. Knecht of Eugene.
MARKER
PORTLAND, Aug. 11 Port
land will preserve the site ot Its
first permanent house.
The city council today Toted to
reserve from sale a 100 by 100-foot
lot in Southeast Portland near the
west end of Ross Island bridge. The
lot. where the city's first permanent
house stood. Is In a block owned by
the city. A market erected in IW
is on the lot.
t& ) aMtres. MIMNfN
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NEW PLYMOUTH
For the. first lime since the wor, you con walk into our ihowroomi and pick
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colon. Models include convertibles and the outstanding new "Suburban."
Walk in today ... drive one away!
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ARMORY
THUS SAT. MIGHT
BALDY'S BAND
"Jt'BT GOOD DANCE MUSIC"
$7.00 Per Person (Tax Inc.)
NOTE: This will be the lost ap
peoronc of Baldy't Band in the
Klamath Bosin until mid-September.
Rainier Climbers Nabbed;
US Vs. Foreign Crampons
MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL
PARK, Aug. It Jv-Jorm C. Pres
ton. Mount Rainier national park
superintendent, said yesterday that
seven Oregon and Washington men
had been filled for attempting t o
scale Mount Rainier without com'
plying with all park reguaUions.
He said one party, composed of
Ted Hower. T. K. Howsrr. A. R.
Case and Bill Woods, all of Port
land, were warned Sunday not to
attempt t o dumb above Camp
Muir, located at 10.000 fret on the
southern slope of the mountain. The
pronibluon. he said, came when
park rangers ruled they were not
experienced mountaineers and
were not properly equipped.
in lour reached an elevation an-
prailraatrly tie fret below the lb..
4M foot summit before eshauatlon
them to abandon the at
tempted ascent, he aald. On their
return they were taken before a
V. 8. commissioner and fined.
The second party from Alder.
Wash.. comiMwed of Ralph Wlrgant.
William Uottcher and Don Purdy,
attempted an aoent via llurroiuih
mountain and the Emmons 1 1 a
arr. Pre.iton aald they failed to
register as required, were turned
baik by mow squalls at 13.000 feet,
and were fined In the commission
ers court on their return.
PORTLAND. Aug. II i Thenm
R. Ilowser, one of a group of climb-
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
KILL IT IN ONE HOUR.
YOUR 35c BACK,
II noi ini Tti rim sro. nsre
LY To kill il, ou niu.l KtAOl II (i.l
T Ol. at any drill lorr A HTKONtl
rimiwut.. nt.tl. with SO't aU-oit.il II
rrNt.IHAjrs a.ach.. Mar. U.rm..
Tmlay al Star Drue
era fined US each tor an uuaulhor
Irrd climb attempt at Mount Rai
nier Muiulay, salil h would protest
to the Oregon congressional dele
gation. The fines were based on violation
of Mount Rainier national puis
regulations.
Ilnwaer, serrriarv and acting di
rector of lite t'ttrtlaitd rltv planning
commission, said the violation was
lerhlilrall "We had government la
sue eranipona instead at crampons
they say are sate."
He added that he considered the
fines "unusually severe'' and war
ranting a protest.
The Maiama club, famed ninun
I a I n.rllnihlng organisation, treli
crampons ar adequate, he aald. A
FOLEY PILLS
-est? Relieve
Yf Backaches
It due to
F Sluggish Kidneys
-or DOUill YOU MONIV SACK
veteran Maiama member confirm
ed this and said the park service
requires welded eranipona avail
able only from tiwlu and French
manufacturers.
He said esperlrnrrd climbers
view til crampons, of which thous
ands have broil sold since the war,
as adequate under most condition
although subject. to breaking.
NKW CITY
TAr-r, Aug. II (,1-v-Thla imrlh
Lincoln county coastal community
haa voted l;io to 3 In fator of In
coiHiraliiiii as a y I y.
FALSE TEETH
Thot Looin
Ncd Not Emborroit
tVf.nw t-.. e-l a ak a . -
----'- iirin naval litl-
frrdj rl MiMriuiitttil be-dtta tttoir
ih wi-isti- lima). Im riot ltv in tar uf
Jhla hapiwiitng lo ,hj. Juel iirtiiala a
- k"" . iiwr piatr. Ituint fal
tratih Mtnta (liiiilv, an Utev !) rtin
li.niftsrlAhla Lhstx no mlf Cha.-ki
'iilata ml. r" ulautura biaalht. Ual
vAnrKi.Tii any diua tia.
vinit
OUA1P.MAI A. UuitriiuU. Miff.
17 NfWe.pucrii lint reported
today that ton Is Juhniion, Unitrd
HlalM aviTftttry nf ilrtriiM. would
vllt Ountrit,N,n nrnt in mi Hi to dlt
C.4MI nillltmy nld.
MANY NEVER
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
ThU Old Treatment Oflan
Urini. lUppy HmlUt
Whan dlanrtlap nf hblnaT futrtHkfl pamtllg
lsOlssrkuua maltar lo rainaln In inir t4hmI(
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