PACE FOUR
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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By DEB ADDIsO
I tT L? Sente CUos will be her before y I
know a. cimuDii a the mm tM as ami.
eg coarse, but tuu a- be here earner I tor
things eser end see tf were
mr re: mto the socrx of
Csni'iii I (w. yoa t
caur, It d at looc Lxe Cans
bum : e2 don towa wnh a
amnuaa. and 6aa Unu
card to stay sy crjeas we
cr r-ged e wsyv
Tr Jo2y CM El sect word
that btd n here three rnda
from now. Decc Der 2nd. to looc
ut onr. end that bed cam right
an Mi n KIM tbet evening.
TS peop down town w be
reCj for rn ts year. Tbey'H
ban i fcg party (or San, cad
tor you. A3 yo itera, large
near cad fca tcr. ki mvtted
to come to street. K'sT.sth F a. that ghl.
Deer aer to suet Santa, ret c treat cad
ben 1 lot of f'-n-
I doraova ra be turned on for tot first taa
vara tt gets dirt tint mmac cad beastif ,
epersof decoration of a s tad cad lighted
stars cod bel w-JJ be sauce across tat street cad
lighted ct the same tone. A3 the (tore tsuton
w be spec 2y tr-mmed. too. They W.H be ua-i
veiled eerier, it 4 e'ekx.
1003 be c b parade Is Santa, cod some of
yoa grade school kjriJ will be In tt. Each ccbool
Will ha c float. Tbe merencaa ere pcrxc for
tbe mewne tbet tot into bcdiof tbe flocu. tbe
oto dedm ere prorsc tracks to btcM tbem
on. cod tbe hith ccbool crt drpcrtrornt a fotoc
to belp you pitn tbem.
Scale Tin be bere in tbe pcrcde of course,
tt'i for hmi cod for yoa. Hell trcTel m ba c!evn.
telt tt wJl be puQed br bones instead of tbe
reindeer because we're not sure tbereH be cay
snow br tben. ReH 10 brisc pert of bis work
chop, cod tbe elres cad dwarfs wia be batily ct
work becaofC Seiuc cent slow sp tbe production
ttne of Chrutmcs tore
TbereH be loci of singing, end TouH hire a
chance to smf. tbe Christmas carois roof Vcmtns;
tn school because esq? body win sing wben the
pcrcde m ant cad you're goaen tout trectc Tbe
Bcrbersbop chorus end quartets wiH be down,
there 11 be tbe Sacred Heart singers, end Bouse
Brothers barberebop quartet (though you may not
recognise tbe cuwbujs in frock coats end top bets
and. of course, tbe high ccbool bend win lead
tbe pcrcde.
DTD I cay treats? Wen, tbe 20-30 club has been
np to the North Pole helping in St. Nick's
candy kitchen end they're coming beck with thous
ands of red cad white candy canes, tbe real
Christmas kadV ThereTl be plenty, and therU sea
that erery youngster in tbe basin who comes to
tbe party win get one.
Weyerheeuser's loggers crt catting c hug fir tree
end the Copco pole crew win put it np on tb
tdewctk in front of tbe courthouse end decors t
tt. Santa win hire a throne under the tree, end
yon can come down there end smg carols to him.
START planning now to come to the big Christmas
party. Main street wffl look like fairyland.
oo can bring your Me end Pa, end your older
brothers end sisters, though they probably wont
be much interested in Santa.
(TouH sea a lot of aw ell things in the store
windows, so you'd better be sure to bring Pa aiong
-and Just sort of point out some of tbem.1
Oh yes, please remember to ten your folks that
Main street win hare to be cleared for Santa's
pcrcde, end for tbem please not to perk there
after i o'clock. And remember, it's Friday. De
cember 2nd.
By GEOBGE SOKOLKT
arKeai mens corthnve an
as ua caiertcea schest of peLucc. there
as a reonrmraa party. The asonoLtbse
political structure annul by Lenta ana copied by
mm in, ruuer, rreaoa, Chiang Kel-ahe. c
reroa a not lor tbe United SteMc Whet a Lcety
so come cws ta preaetu statue a a ratcb-ail
aoc party mcde m at factiooa froea ir
OLuecrats to tbe ""- ana
Tbe cesnocrstic party then wotd stand for nothing
la panaciLar but wou be ca epparana to cebjere
eacury a eieruona, spi'tfiTa; up eiter each estetioa
soto rght end left wtngs wuh c specttfetrre audae
group opportunisuca2y graaotag at power. Actuary,
that a the aitaatioa now in New York state.
John Poster DuJee. repubbcaa caadidcte for
senator. rn.T-.iwl UTT.Ml otec
Herbert Lehman, an tbe dmaocrauc tne, recetTed
ritSX? ncea.
Duress piurairty ea the repubucaa Uce orer
the democrats party was rjJH
Bat eiocg comes tbe aortal detnocratst liberal
party cad grns Lebmaa an aort'lVTiil mutl Totes
IWimsn by lMJM.
H
IAD tbe soris;isti run a rang) .date of tn oan.
frarkly srirfftliTirg a toaahst program, Lehman
a-.c"it hare been drieatrd. The bbrral party a
the New York sute arm of the ADA, tbe social
dsmocrane party in formation. This group recened
ocUy I7A2 ma outside tbe ctty of New York,
es compared with tbe rrpuohcan oie of ltl
outside the city of New York. In fact, tbe combined
reputCcaa and democratic rote outside tbe city of
New York was rtej93 as compared with tbe
sonil-st XTJ&I. The cssuzpuon that tbe aonahsu
haie Btade great inroads in tbe industrial dues
of upper New York state a beted by the figures.
Yet. tbe sons lists, either in tbe form of the
liberal party or tbe ADA. w-Jl exercise some
influence because they can throw about 400.000
Totes to any candidate they fsror Whenever this
amount is tbe difference between victory end defeat,
tbe candidate will be tempted to coalesce with the
snfalisn. no matter now rrroitmg then principles
may be to him. This socialistic nest-egg a bang
Bsed to cutrupt tbe two party systems many re
publicans end democrats falling to Da rid Dubinikys
blandishments. The American labor party, which is
tbe mmmunist poUrtral arm. oses tbe seme derlce.
THE republican party, not only in New York
state, but nationally, b at this moment without
acknowledged principle, or leadership, or funds.
To go into tbe 19M cocsgifionsl ""r r
SIDE GLANCES
LU I S
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LattssaslMM
The World Today:
S Sf D'WITT MAIKKMUB S
AP ransga Affair Aaalrst
"Ha'g Koine to slay there an hour if he hits all the notes
wrong mt ought to hava tt' least on in this family
with soma talent!"
i
Secretary of But Acbaaon was
using plain. Ihougrr unemotional,
lansuast aneo he satd Ul Masbuis
lon yesterday that Chinese Csau
am treatment of American Consul
Oeceral Ward, who u In e Muaden
)a-l. with f-ur uf bis ataif. reownes
any present poss.btlity of coruider
tag rscocn.tioo of the new Red Chi
nese gosemmecL
This comes on
tbe heels of re
peated (allures
by Amrncan au
thorities to se
cure news about
Ward end his
coileaguea. ho
are accused of
beating a C h i
nes employe.
ten American
Consul Oenera!
O. Edmund
Clubb tn Prising
has been re
buffed by top alarketMl
communist leaden.
I atlaaeir
It also comes at a mcmeul when
the Red regime at P:ping. which
is seciing reongmuon by the great
powers. Is boldly challenging the
right of Chinese Nstlonalslt dele
gates to reprevent the country tn
the Cnlted Ns'.lorj Thus fsr none
of the members outside the sin.
riet oloc has shown any dUpostuon
PI, "CtV'
TYflCAL Alic Lulz, "M.tt US0 Hotpifolty," thoret fhg
horvgjt boll spotlight with Pvt. Milfoo Wood of Dr Pork,
0 , during 200-grl invot oo of Forf Devent, Most
Doctor Soys
Intestines Pockets Found
In Approximately 1 of 20f
By EDWIN P. JORDAV X. O. i any positive remedy for nephrltj
A pouch or pocket leading off I tv' Ics" months
from a ! ram mr tubrn u c.ll. ANSWER: A chronic neuhrliu u
rt,,' ifln "T"1" of ed a diseruculum. In the passage- I complicated problem and thn. u
! ih. . '.L.r 11 on ot wsr iad:n from Uvs nuuih ly. ik. I no single remedy which can be sue.
, (.it ui us Deace aresn'M. ' '
Boyle's Column
uon. anus "outlet of tn rectum) such "
I Britain has been seriously com id- pouches are fsiny common. The
" or recognmng the , most likely reason U some aeak-
Petptng loitramrnt Her ecrnomic ; nes in the a all of the tube present
i interests in China are far greater I at birth.
! .OJT 01 "T '"n DOW DtserticuU are most frequent In
r. and she naturally Is craselT eon. .. . . ,
No Rest at Home or 0ce'5w w&ttJn-z
. I " A.nr-ITn DfaU . sen tea as h-.e a. .K
' i - sss awut wsr aswra -'H ajl Hl I
Lo, the Tired Businessman;
J they-use-theae-dsys manner. Then , Uon. In fact BrlUOi Poreignfccre- u.uslV t. Ss
By HAL BOTLE
't-" v'wx. w-nim uaaei ' ' - - - ' . in ine nouse ol produce srmDUnu and the rondl.
the ured business man tired' comforuble . reproduction, of some commons yesterday regarding rec- i A'fJCT.v! Z.
, ' Leonard Hutton. ' J" n"r " orr'!"n- f- , siona.ly ther can beconlnnsmed
interior decorator. but Just a period. 1 I am more concerned in acting 1 .nrf ,h ih- ..
A man's office shouM be like her a no place for him to lie together srth the commonwealth i r.w,i,i,.
POI.IO DKATII
TILLAMCKiK. Not. IT iPv-Heslth
suthorltm here were cdnsed yes
terday Ihst Mrs Claude S. Uleim.
3S-year-old motiier of two. died In
Portland Isolation hospital. She had
been taken ther the night previous
In an Iron lung es s probe ble polio
myelitis patient.
handicapped must prore disastrous. In many states, Ki. .. i , w: - down, because hu wife mi u arwf with
tbe party has left itself without contact with i reraiine. . him rest on her good linn room rather than takm. . h,- I TlM lrr InrolTed may be sensi-
younger men and women.
The national committee is generally regarded
e congeries of old fogies, incapable of exercising ' to show be t en important man
eren suastre influence upon the party In the field
or upon members of congress. It would consider
ably strengthen tbe rrpubheen party if a nanor.il
committee were chosen of men end women under
SO years of sge. so that the flistanre between
U33 end tbe current generations might be more
adequately bridged.
Republican national leadership, at this moment,
rests solely In Robert A. Tift, who asserts his
Influence in congress. Among the candidates for
tbe presidency, tbe most essertiTc is Harold E.
Stcssen. president of the Cntrerslty of Pennsyrrcnla.
who tumiuues to rnsinatn e following among the
younger people end is gaining among business men.
President irtght D. Eisenhower of Columbia uni
versity Is undoubtedly a cinrlfliTc for the presi
dency on tbe republican ticket In 1K2. but he
avoids party actbrttiee of any kmrt As U50 is today
more important than 1952, his nimble walk along
tbe primrose path of yea-do-may be is likely to I work more efficiently, and make a
offend everybody. Eisenhower win either become c j better impression on his associates,
politician end assume active leadership or he win if his office doesnt look like en
prove a Cop- There can never be e second Wendell : office.
Wmkie la the republican party.
AND that a why the party has no money. It a
tough ' enough to find the money In these
day to contribute to worthy causes: who wants to
contribute to something inchoate ' if not exactly
chaotic? When the republican party apart from
Robert A. Taft end his sssorstes tn congress
stands for something which justifies association
with It beyond sentimental continuity, there win
be money for its work. Contributing a e luxury
which few can efford except for good end pressing
reasons.
Gollup Poll
Survey Shows Democratic
Tide Strong Across Nation
By GEORGE GALLUP
PRINCETON, N. J. The Demo
era tic sweep in tbe New York sen
ate race, tbe outcome of which was
Indicated by the American Institute
of Public Opinion in e pre-election
surrey, has started Widespread
speculation as to the probable
ctrength of tbe Democratic party
to the 1S50 congressional races.
Soma observers have even pro
jected the outcome into the 1453
residential c
race, since Presi- .
mjk s r u m a a
participated di
rectly in the
Hew York elec
tion by speaking
on behalf of
Sens tor-elect
Herbert H. Leh-
How strong Is
the Democratic
party nation
ally? The New York
lection took Gallup
place in tbe midst of a strong Demo
cratic tide nationally. The cause of
candidate John Poster Dulles had to
buck this tide. Conversely, the gen
eral democratic trend helped Mr.
Lehman, in contrast to 1M when
he first ran for the senate and was
Deaten by Senator Irving M. Ives,
that was e republican year when
the trends were all away from the
democratic party, when Truman t
etock was st en all-time low, end as
a result the republicans captured
control of both the senate end the
bouse.
Big Edge
Now, three years later. Institute
teats show that the democratic party
would hold e big edge if the con
(ressioncl elections were held ct
this time.
Her is the wsy the party stood
nationally in a surrey reported two
weeks before the New York election.
-If yaw were voting for centres,
aua TODAY, stools yea be meat
Ucely f rate for the rrpaMlean,
the eeasecreUe or the candidate el
some other part j 7"
The vote;
Democratic 4$J
Re pa bi lean ff '
Other partie g
I
I ndeeide-
At the present time far more
voters classify themselves as demo
crats than es republicans, especially
the young voters. In reply to a
surrey cniesUon, "In politics es of
today, do you consider yourself e
republican, a democrat or en Inde
pendent?", more then twice es many
voters under the age of thirty called
themselves democrats as republicans
an important source of "new
blood" for tbe democratic ranks.
President Truman's personal pop
ularity was checked by the institute
in a national survey in mid -October
end found to be high, with 31 per
cent epproTing the wsy be is han
dling his Job in the White House, 11
per cent disapproving end U per
cent giving no opinion.
Question af Mandates
Democratic leaders have since
Tuesdsy been balling tbe New York
election as a 'mandate from the
voters to carry on the Truman ad
ministration's "Pair Deal program.
Some hev said that the election
results win have a direct effect on
congress when it meets in January
and Is presented with the "unfin
ished business In tbe president's
list of desired legislation.
One of the services performed by
public opinion polls has been to
measure public sentiment on speci
fic issues as oinlngmshed from
candidates. This enabled politic
observers to analyze end weigh the
"mandate" claims made by winning
parties end, in other words, to de
fine more clearly Just whst voters
had In mind when they went to the
polls on election day.
How would the total electorate of
the nation vote today on the issues
raised in the New York campaign,
such as federal eld to education.
"socialized medicine, labor legisla
tion end civil rights? The institute
is taking a series of surreys to find
the answers.
Static
By DAVE ITVDERHILL
ids Day Salute," a half-hour
star-studded broadcast to salute
National Kids Dsy, today, featuring
such stars of stage, screen end radio
as Harry Von Zell. Bmg Crosby, Red
Sceiton, Edgar Bergen. Charlie Mc
Carthy and many others, ul be ( home to rest from his din
broadcast over LW and the Amer-
Hutton is full of concrete suggest
ions to put a Utile umph in the
American business office. He feels
it should have some music c hid
den bar for entertaining prospects,
no glaring lights, and colorful dra
peries that can be drawn automati
cally by pushing e button. -
"And n wall maps good pic
tures or personalized photographs."
he said. "Nor do you have to have
stiff heavy chairs lust because some
crazy guy decided gothic was a good
style.
"You should hsv comfortable
chairs arranged in a friendly seat
ing group. Conference tables are no
good. Who ever felt at ease at e
conference tahle."
If the buamessmaa must have
files In his office. Hutton said,
they should be recessed into the
wills.
"Piles only remind the visitor he
ought to be beck tn his own office
working. How can you sen him an
Idea if he isnt at ease?
Hutton thinks the tired business
man doesn't fare much better when
-But what is the average office i-'a on tr.e bed the bedspread sion on this. I thlr.k e combined TJ. K i "
like? It has an overuse desC-thafs I -nl lM wrmiUed. I dert.ion in which a large number of I , InOT ,:"1 mn
oo me man s unhappy at his or- people cooperate in this business a ' .
He, unhappy at home and that's much the be.t - see so similar to many other eon.
why so much business is done in l Bnratmrat , dl!on 01 tn Intestines or sbdomt.
restaurants and cocktail bars." ' The ease of Consul General Ward contents, and are frequently
Hutton. who recently decorated aod his suif has produced much "m1''-" " disorders, the
the Austrian embassy m Washing- ' resentment throuehout th. 0"ais is often difficult. Exam!-
- . . - n - .At Is, etM lha In. n-., , k I
ousies. comment br otserr ers has . ' ""' ' " ""
even bro ugv a reference to Pres i- Instrument called
dent Teddy Roosevelt . handling of ., jT U "T"7 X'n'
the historic Rais-PerduSr case ,tUd:" nedd
of 1904. I Treaiaseal t'swaUy Miss pit
Pert leans, a wealthy American. I When severe diverticulitis bunts
hsd been seized snd held for ran- I through the wall of the bowel or
som br the notonus bandit chief- obstructs Intestinal action, sn oper
tain. RaisuU. The message which stlon may have to be coridered.
went forward to the Sultan of Ma fa moat cases, however, fairly slm.
roreo over the signature of Sec re- j P medical treatment is sufficient,
tery of State John Hav was: I Most diverticula do not produce
""-rdtrana si ire or RaisuU dead " symptoms or damage. Of thow
I mat got qtneg action. Incidental- "ico oo, the ma)orlty can be treat
I ; ly this famous maz was sug- 1 bT diet and other easy measures.
: ..... . rtmt , 1 1 " " r- in as. nooa. ' ipi nave aivem-
I tmmn amm He wrmZmmmT w i 01 t" Washir.gton staff of hd not others U not known.
I ir oib aio w ia '
I mm e. mmm KM mm ttrmmm k, mm "
swrvel e h e 1 r.
two stiff chairs
for visitors, and
e leather . cov
ered sofa, on
the wan is a
map of tbe Uni t
ed 8 tates with
flags stuck la it.
to impress his
customers with
how many aclea
mea he has
across the
try'
Hutton ducked -fcf ..'-
d I saporovingiy. Hal Beyle
"It's too sober oa duIL It gives
him no lift. Badly eesigoed room
make people tired and nervous but
they sVont realise why, A
M 9
ton. a of German birth.
"They do so much to make auto
mobiles comfortable here end so
little to makes borne comfoRcble."
he said.
-It Is amazuig In e country of
electric toasters, bottle warmers
and refriceratora that the Horn
been neglected to such sa extent.-
i TELLING
I THE EDITOR
:
!!
I r i nasi a.e aod as is mt tm '
I ewe Ctrlaui fnwae OkM
I rales mtm wmrmi-t
WHO PAYS THE TAXES
KLAMATH PALLS. Ore, iTo the
Editor) The American Business
Men's Research Foundation has
provided some enlightening ma
teriel from e surrey of the liquor
tax situation. We Invite the readers
to consider the fouowtng thought
provoking facts.
CssamwaHy Uewer Tax
Balance Sheet
'Per Capita Figures)
rng the sending of sny -Raisur-message
to Peiping However, a ftrra
end unemotlonsl stand by the West
ern powers may be expected to pro
duce results in Que course, if for no
other reason than that Communist
China will badly need the assistance
of the West in the rehabilitation of
that vast country.
0TI Dance Bond -Being
Formed
OT! A dance band lo serve st
Psid out for intoxicants IS" 14 " ,n..In prwT
. -,uuii. njvujv -anuusnn
the AP As yet no one knows how to n
Well of course nobody is sugrest- 1 ent tbem.
The tlartar Answers
QUESTION : Can you recommend i
"CALL Ml MAC"
Mae SayMm
Nothing evee bappeas thai
a too good te be Irae, bat
User ere assay thing that
are too bad te be trwe.
The
LUGGAGE 'SHOP
I ill Mala Phone nil
lng company to
night. Broad
cast time a
p. m.
Co-sponsoring
the gigantic sa
lute to tbe kids
of the nation
are more then
three thousand
Kiwanis dubs,
Kiwana Inter
national end the
National Kids
Day Pounds uon.
Inc. The latter
Dare I'sderh
ONE SHOT TWO DEER
JUNIPER. N. B, Not. 17 IIP,
Two deer with on shot wss the
record set todsy by John Davis of
PlorencevUle, New Brunswick, Can
ada. The Canadians bullet crashed
through the neck of one deer end
downed another standing beside It
is a non-profit organization com
prised of prominent citizens who
voluntarily serve without compensa
tion in the national campaign
against Juvenile delinquency.
The American Broadcasting com
pany is contributing its facilities in
conjunction with these groups es a
public service.
Among the other stars who win
appear on the broadcast ere Welter
Winchell, Jtmmie Pidler, Gabriel
H eatter. Arthur Godfrey. Bob Hope.
Drew Pearson end Dinah Shore.
J. Hugh Jackson, president of Ki
wana International, also will appear
on the program. Music for tbe
broadcast will be furnished by Basil
"Buzz Adlam snd the ABC or
chestra. A "groom-to-be," the Veep, or in
other words Vice President Aiben
Barkley will also salute the youth
of America on the "Kids Dsy" pro
gram. He will be interviewed by
jimnne nam.
mmm
Klamath Palls will be featured
on Mutuals television station. KTSL,
tomorrow night in Los Angeles.
Bill Wentworth. JI program
manager, tells me that the program
will deal particularly on our na
tural hot water heating of homes tn
the Hot Springs district, and wiU
also show serial views of the city.
While we're talking of Los An
geles end television. Perry Carle.
LW ennouncer,.told me the other
"He comes Into a living room
'decorated' exactly tn a whet-do-
nlght that his father has fust re
cently been sppolnted news end
special feature director of station
KTTV, CBS video station in the city
of the angels.
The elder Carle, wss formerly e
news caster on KNX, CBS a-m sta
tion. He broke Into video, more or
lea through tbe back door, when a
friend submitted his name for en
audition with KTTV.
After being accepted for the video
Job. Pen i s peter introduced e new
angle into the tele-news casting
business by memorizing his fifteen
minute broadcast, word for word.
Perry tells me. tbe other Tideo
newsmen sre really hopping now to
keep up with his dad in this new
tangled idee of his.
Sounds to me like it would be a
rough duty, memorizing all that
material, but Perry says his father
doesn't even use the notes he pre-
parcs.
so
Well her Is news of note for you
"Progressive Jaxz" fans.
Sun Kenton is going back Into
the music business in a big wsy
after disbanding his orchestra for a
second time last December.
After the fashion of the much
married Artie 8 haw, Stan is get
ting up e forty piece outfit that
will include a few assorted odd
horns.
Kenton win start a three-month
nation wide tour on the coast in
February in a series of concerts to
be called "Innoretiona In Modern
Music for 1950 "
The tour wil wiad up on the
stage of Carnegie Hall around
Easter time with two appearance.
For those Kenton fens, not able
to attend any of the concerts. Sun '
has made srrengemenu with Cap
itol Recording company to wax four
twelve-inch discs and a few singles,
thst win be put out In album form, i
8lnger June Christy will be back
with her former boss, and as many
of tbe old Kenton outfit aa are'
available. I
Losses due to use and abuses
of alcohol . 00
Total cost to community '
for legal sale of liquors tU 14
Local liquor taxes retained In
community . j
Liquor Uxes received In bene
fits from federal end state 1M
Wsges snd renu paid locally
by the legal community
saloons or other outlets 7O0
Total Income to commu
nity received from legal
sale of liquors t t2i
I Per capita loss to the commu
nity by sale of liquors
(amount paid out less in
come! t7J
The driver Is safer vben the roads
ere dry.
And the roads ere safer wben
the driver Is dry.
Your respectfully.
MRS. ELLEN ROGERS.
2829 Kane.
student. Is lining up members snd
wiU probably serve as the leader.
At the present time the mam dif
ficulty lie tn lack of a piano. This
a serving aa a rather tough hurdle
to surmount for the members, ss
ther are not well acquainted with
townspeople. Information about sny
available Instrument msy be
phoned to the hilltop school end
John Howsrd or Bob Smith will
relay it to the boys.
Miller Heads OTI
Journalists
OTI The Oretech Journalism
club will be headed this term by
Merle Miller, Drain, with Jack Pu
U. Troutdale. as vice president end
Joanne Seelry, Drain, secrets ry
tieasurer. Meetings of the club will be held
tbe first end third Mondays of
each school month.
T sv-.r'jm f imuiKi.,1 D4 K-
' Want Ads you msy find It there I
COMPLETE FRONT END,
FRAME ALIGNMENT -any.
SIZE TRUCK, or passenger car.
Oar asedera eaaipaseat Is the eoly COMBINATION axis and
frame eaaipaseat sowth at Eagme, Frews psasenger ear te the
largest tracks, we cea a In job!
f'or Complete service, axle and I rant e
alignment, wheel balancing, come In;
tt Kill gave you money.
BALSIGER
Mala at Esplanade
MOTOR
CO.
Phone 1121
FOR THE BEST IN USED CARS
OR USED TRUCKS, SEE
BALSIGER'S BEST
BUYS!
1947 Buick Convertible Radio and heater S1295
1941 Ford Coup 3-Pots. Radio and heater $495
1941 Mercury Tudor Radio and heater $495
1940 Buick Coup 3-Poi. Heater $345
1940 Ford Sedan Radio and heater, good tirei,
motor thoroughly checked over. Faint like
new. A real buy at $495
1940 Buick ConvartibU Radio and hooter. Now
top j495
1938 Che. 2-Dr. Reconditioned motor, heoter .. $275
1937 Ford Tudor Reconditioned motor $245
1937 Ford 4-Dr. Sedon Heot.r. A tttal at $175
1935 Ford Deluxe Sedan Splendid condition .. $245
1934 Ford Tudor
1931 Model A Coupa Reconditioned motor I
EXTRA SPECIAL!
1949 Ford V-8 Cu.rom Tudor Low miloagt,
radio, heater, overdrive
1949 Ford V-8 Custom Tudor Low "mileogiT"
radio, hooter, iportlight. Thig car does nor
novo overdrive .......
Both theto cart art In now car condition"
5H5 It
$195
$1795
$1695
PICKUPS and TRUCKS
1949 Ford Ffckup Low mileage, .portlight,
heater
1948 Far! pick., 'ziirr"'"';""."::'.
r vw ,,., JU IRa a Bw
ono for only $1245
1948 Ford Fickup Knli-tSir;
nope
1 l.l 5hv,t Hckuz.,-Tirino 'eondition"";;;;;;"
1947 Ford Fickup Ntw ir, 4.,pd lr0B,mil.
in '.I0B' ',,1?' Run, ,ook ''' "ow
1947 Jeep 4-Toii Fickup 4-whool drive, thift
on wheel
Thre. 1937 Ford fickupo-AII In fi diibn" '
,m Jk yo" Pick at
1944 Studebokor 2-Ton Truck-Low mii.ag.7nd
in good thopa ....
1937 Oodgo Truck lVi-fon "
1936 GMC-l'i-Ton. Ha, fla'ib.d '.nd "i.""i'
good running condition
$1395
$1195
$1195
$945
$995
$345
$295
$945
$225
$345
BALSIGER MOTOR CO.
Msln st Esplanade
Phon 4J5