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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1951)
MONDAY, OCTOmW 20, 1051 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREOON PAGE SEVEN Word lterelvad Mr. and Mm. A. M HcoU, Tulrlake, hava inurlvril word llml lliclr mm. l.vlr, In tlm navy, I at l.'inu lloacli whlln lua lllp, Die UttH i'nill, Ik UoIiik in paired nd llltrd will) livuv'lrr KUIW. Ilaia Homo Not man lliiiilbury, tun of Mr. mid Mm. I.IiivU Brail bury, Tulclakr, Iim rnturiiPil hiiina alter UpIiik hIvpii a mrdlcul Ul' chirm Iruni tho army. IMulurra Writ Uutli-rlim louk nlclurrn lM wi lt at llir Tulftlwka iilnh Hi'hiiul ol Ihs foulliall Inain mid alnra, ofllcrra nl each claan, llir Ktmlrnt Uudy mid rxrcutlvu council iiicmurrn. acliool txlin cur rlouliir KiUin. lln will i-omnlcM tlm uMilunmi-iil Impr In Ilia yrnr (nr Inn While mid Gold, hluli chnol rninunl. Cgni-r rl -The linn art mnui ol the Klamulli munlc cumuli will prcnrnl h runcoil Humluv. Novem ber 4, 3 w in. In Urn church o( l.attrr Day Balma. Tha moiiram will Incluiln a ntrlnit rnirinhln unilrr thn direction ol Hurrv llorcl. Marl Obpnclimn will bn acrom timilr.it lor tlm Inittrumenliil innn tarra, lUcilnr Mclnlvro lor llir vm'nl nunibern. Tha nubile Invited. Ill Krlrnila here have rcrclvfd word (but Kdllh Coiuiiton, former renWent of Klntmilh Fiilli In In Ooon Samaritan himniiul for tbo third time Una hummer. Mn, Comiiton, hecretury Iom year ol the Klnmmh county luurmuostii mid henlth aMiorlulluii has lunl had aerloua oiienitlon on her bark. Dortora found It nircuiarv lo lur o four verterbriift becniih.e of un old Injury mid nhe will be In a alcrl rani for aevernl mnnlha. Cnrds will reach her at the lionpltnl. Women Voter The leamie'a 'Know Vour Cllv (Joveriiuient" alucly Rroup will meet Wodne.idny, 1 30 p. in . at the home ol Mnt. t: K. Oiinla. 103 I'lne. Robert K. Ilonnev, city recreation officer, will bil ireell to explain the city' recreation ptnuriim. Mra. Howard narnhl-.rl, city pink board iiiem. ber. will report on nlunn of that cltv deparlment. nrr, llrlbcl. Culll . Iina been ro polled In action In Korru. lln In llm nop of Mr. und Mm. Arthur 1J. Hklnnrr. hurcli Meet -- An Inler-clmrcli council lor the obnervnuce ol mi- tlimul duya of pruyer wiih IoiiiifiI recenlly by rpprcarntnllvca of clmrcliea ol Merrill, Miilln, Tiile. hike and Ml. I.ukl. A cominunliy day of pruyer Ih pliinncd lor No vnmber II with Ihe memo "pruy fur pence." tlntertalnlnr (iiirntH -- The IncnJ oitxlllurv of Din NAI.C i Idler cur rlerai will enleiUlii Ihe clerk auxiliary and fiimlllen tonlubt nt 11 p.m. at the federal hnuMilK com munlty bulldluu, Wanliburn way. Liquor Price Increase Set Down Nnuth Mr. and Mm. Chev tr J. Main and Jiii'.v kit Knclnv for a pleaMlre (aunt amith They were Jolnrd at Sacramento by Mn. Main'.i brother and Inmllv. Mr. and Mra. Howard K. IIopmjii. the Broun uomii lo Ihe Unlvernliv of Calliomla-OHC game Hnlu.-daV They will nlno vtatt a duuiihter Carta at Man Raphael nnd uke In "dolnua at the Cow palace. Ban Kranclico. Itrauly Week National brnuly jiaIou week will bn observed here by nujal of the beauty hii o.' lonmnit to the Klamath ralli unit. o?t!'.t inloubiU and liulr dren;,cra. On Ihe prouram will be a hair I'tyllnu fthow lo be prehemed lor lite bu.ninc.iA and profcnMounl women November 4. durinit Uio program At the Willard hotel. HI. Auiunline-Altar bocleiv will meet Wednc.ndnv at the home ol Urn. Dan CAnhman In Merrill. All membera Are urued to aund an . ulnroi for a baiar and diunsriwill bi dltcuued. In Korea-Pic. Hunnlln M. SUv ney, eon of Mr. And Mrs. Theodore rllaney. Ma lln, la in Korea with the find armored Held artillery ' bAltallon. i At Rau Joe Bruno Marche.ne of Klamath Falli la aitendln San Jo.se college. Bey A aon wa born October 17 ! to Mrs. Catherine K. Young, wiln i of Ralph Youim, chief lio.ipilul cortMinAii. at the Newport, R. I. Navy hoitullal. Younir. aon of Mr. I and Mr.v Daniel Youhr ol Weed, l-i tervlnii At Camn Lcjeune. N C. Ilnnora Two Klamath Falls rep- reaentAtlven of HtundArd Insurance Co., Chet ilAiiiAkcr And Lynn Roy- ' croft, are In Ihe company lime- I Haiti currently. Hnmaker wn dev ' lanaled "man of Ihe month" for ' hln work In September and the i firxt nine montha of the Year, and ' Roycroft leads fall anles contest. : Boy BrtiuU Troop 43 la to meet : ai the Tint Presbyterian church tomorrow, 7:30 p.m. j Wounded Pfc. Clarence A. Bltln-' 'IVy the New Corona Portable Typewriter At Pioneer Office Supply (e. Main. II v JI.AN (iwi;nh Ii waan i, wnui, we u nopru mr. a J'ellcnn upricl over the cave men Friday iiiuht, but the did pluy u liKiilliut uumit oudn were Junl loo louuh. The many l'cl funn nuw uu interc-itiiu tiit-nlc, mote no limn the acorn in dicated, a.i well un mi enlovuhlc autumn drivo to CiniiitH I'un. An atlructlve hull-time nhow Wli.n . Itlvrn by the Oruuti Puna A imu I ii bjuda and the pep club. Tnev ; lormed a Mm wllh Ihe uld ol ! uf flu-lillitliln and featured the , noun "Hturdu.'it " The inuiorelti-n anil twIrleiA gave a wood pel -lorinaiice. ! Well, here we are, the ninth 1 week In fichonl and loukmu fu: wuid lo a week of ctumimuK umr "buinltiK of the tmdiilKlit oil.". titudyltiK tor thl.-t week iniil-tcrms 1 will not uivo un much tune for any outnlile activity. Jt won't be very louu belore we luke home our flint rriHJit curdn, to the ilLi inny of many of un Time miiM lly quickly tor II In hard to be. Iievo that nine weeks ol fttituol : have already trnnnplrcd. I Kuur drumiiiic Krotitih luive been I nelected Irum the driunltc--t dciiai i- I inenl and thev arc worklii1' on playa which ill b? preacitlcii dur-1 Iiik the yeur in Ihe Little ' Theater under the direction ol Mm. BloinquUtl, known more fa miliarly lo llionl of un an "Jllommle." Mcmbera of the lour Kroups are . IxilA Darrell. Judv Uainer. Bou I Horuman. Diane Pro.nme. Mnruie i I Chiipmnu, Junnlu Clinc. Dick i Dewey. Dick Word. Mnrv Hill. , llev Hunt, lleliy Kurnen, Hnrold Metier. Tom Murdock.. Donald i Coleman. Mnmaret Clerber. Mike j Wood, Jim Connor, Wcudnll Kont ! and Hobby Smith. Three of the Rroupn are com- The price of liquor will un up approximately 211 centa a flftli In Oiciion next Thiiraday a the rn cenily enucled lllcreae In federal tax In panned along to the cunlomer. Tlm lucrcime In not quite an Kreat ua orlulnully expected by thn atitln liquor commlnnlon. and a new price lint which net prlcea i ubout 4.1 centrt hltfher haa been 1 ciinceiien. NK.W LIST I A revlned price Hit In awaited by the two Khuiiuth Knlln atoren. The tn x nuiouiila to II 00 a 100- proof Kiillon, mi the Increiinc will vary alltihily from one typo and brand ol liquor to another. Under Ihe revlred price lint, bourbon, acnU-h and 100-proof Heme will ito up 311 cenla on the filth: alriilKht whh.key will he up SO cenln, blenda up 'M to 27 centa: rum up 24 ccntn and Kin 27 cenU. 'Pie price of beer will al-o o up. Hi )cam on the wholeanle level. ItltKAKKOMN Tlie price hike from an added tl a barrel lux effective November I That hrnuka down to about heven cent on a enne ol 24 pint bnttlen, or a third of a cent a bottle. Whether tuvernn now charging 2A cenU a bottle for wextern beer tciiin i nnd 30 centn lor eanlern beer will 'I'he ; he able to add a nennv a bolile to the pride without vlolutlim price r e it u I a I I o n hai not been determined DA's Ignore Slots Info POHTT.AND. il'l Oregon'i dh Irlct attorneys have been told where alot machines Are located In their countlen. But At least two; ol them don't Intend to act on the Information. I Ally. (Jen. Georfe Neuner aaldt yesterday he got a lint of slot mu-1 chine locAtlons from the federal government. The list was broken iluwti and mailed U district attor neys with a reriuest that Action be taken. But Oeome Dukek, Wheeler county district Attorney, siud "as fur as I'm concerned. Any action by me on the Information On Neu ncr's letter will have to be on a nliined complaint or on the option of the slate police." George Corey, Umatilla county district Attorney, aald "there will be no change In law enforcement In this county. i Neuner said Oregon law made possession of a slot machine a j public nuisance. The federal government compiled a list of ' slot machine locutions after passage of a new ,aw de signed to prohibit Interstate ship ment of the machines. Swim Classes Here Tonight Natatorlum swim classes for girl scouts, camp fire and t il girls j begin new schedule tonight. I Classea which used to be held on Wednesdoy night will be held i tonight. Mrs. George Myers will j tiuuuti. me uT-Kiiiiicrs ano swim mers clans 7-7:30 pm. and life saving 7:30-9 p.m. Tuesday classes remain the same: non-floaters 7-7:30 p.m.; non-swimmers 7:30-8 pm ; begin ners 8-8:30 p.m. and women's class 8:30-8 p.m. O'Daniel Eyes Oregon Ballot PORTLAND. Wi-W. Lee ODan lel, former U S. senator from Tex as, may become a Democratic candidate for president In the May . Oregon primary election. 1 O'Daniel said, "the first thing I would do as president would be to write the king of England telling him the United States has Just gone out of the money lending business . . ." O'Daniel said he stands for "re-1 peal of all socialistic and commu-1 nlstlc legislation enacted In the last 20 years" and reduction of gov ernment expenses by bO percent. O'Daniel, ex-governor of Texas, said he didn't really want the Job. But ho added "there a quite a de mand for me to run. It started down here Un Texas) and I've received several thousand post cards and letters from people who would like me to do It." He told the Orcgonlun In a tele phone Interview that he did not seek another term as senator In 1948 because he "didn't want to VaVaoAAVBi General I Hans Fr5 I BOOKKEEPING I Service j Hi U. tth Phone 2-0191 I stay up there (In Washington) with that bunch of crooks." v SINGER SEWING MACHINES FOR RENT $6 per month Wt DELIVER SINGER SEWING CENTER Ph. 2-2513 633 Main Enter Our New Ceromici CLASSES NOW Compotanr Instruction! ! IT'S EXCITING! ! You cn lUrt right in on loco work . , , ART NEEDLEWORK SHOPPE 234 Main Phono 5726 Plain or iodued; always free running ; aUays uniform. At your grocer's in the red package. Hssucli good salt! W AH fA.SrAI.TIK8 i WAHiirNOTON, MI-'Hip (WcnM 1 tlrpurlmcnl hn i'lcntlll-'d 206 art. rlltloiiiil com but (-iintmltlft in Korrn. A nrw list reported 104 kllkfl, R3 wounded. Iivr tnltMinr In union und 12 injured in but tip tone nix Menu. I idv Kfoupii it ml thr other one in d fterluun dninia Kfotip. Hunt N'irliind 6!7 I'lnr HI. Auto Jniuranre. I lOi iiniu OK. id wO Gliddeni SPRED SATIN ROPER & ROPER 2012 So. 6th Phono 9278 to ?Tteral&aT.t3!eto;s pkLOmOTH POLLS OR660D More Doctors smolceCflWELS than any other cigarette according to a nationwidt survty of dortors in every branch of medicine They're here! Ship'nShore Combed Cotton Broadcloth Blouses at 2.95 the same lovely back-fo-school styles you saw in that full page ad in 9 Main Phone 6431 Houston Beauty Shop 114 No. 8th Will Be Closed for a few days while moving to our New Location 500 Main St. Upstairs in The Town Shop Watch for Announcement of Opening bw m m am -w SPECIAL SALE ! FRIGIDAIRE SCHOOL RANGES Hare it a real opportunity to get a Frigidaire range at a substantial laving! Thaie rangoi are like new utod only 1 (choofyear in Klamath Schooli nome cconomici ciaitei. 1 YEAR GUARANTEE! Same at a new Frigidaire. The rangoi ware uied for initruction only not in the cafctoriai and nave had tha belt of care and maintenance. ONLY 15 DOWN-Terms on the balance! SEE US TODAY - STOCK LIMITED ! , VERN OWENS' CASCADE HOME FURNISHINGS 124 No. 4h p, 83s5 T5louses" M Cottons and I Rayom. Long H I and thort ileeves. I 1149 1 ANOTHER GREAT EVENT AT L E O N S TOTS-TO-TEENS . . . ALL NEW FALL MERCHANDISE ... AT PRICES THAT MEAN "TERRIFIC" SAVINGS ON YOUR CHILDREN'S CLOTHES ... 4 BIG DAYS ONLY . . . (WEDNESDAY THROUGH SAT URDAY) ... ALL SALES FINAL . . . COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTIONS ON . . . Leons TOTS-TO-TEENS "Dresses" New tub-teen ttylei in gotton plaidi and toffe tai. Sizei to 14. Your choice . . . 5 00 "Skirts" Regulor and tub - teen. Plain and plaid colon. Pleatt and itraighr. 1.99 to 4.99 verallTV M Corduroy in M I pastel colors. I Slightly soiled. 1 99y (jjiyicnn Ulllil U UU mm TJndershirtPV S Girls' cotton fl styles with short I B sleeves. Sizes to 10. m 69eJ Estron Jackets" For boys and girls, lined. All water repellent. 2.99 and 3.99 "Shoes" Brown oxfords for boys or girls. Sizes to 3. 3.99 Wine, two-buckle shoes for girls. 3.99 "Snow Suits' Bays or girls. Water repallont. Cap to match. "SHIRTS" Boys white dress or sport styles. 5 1 "Dresses" Beautiful fall plaids and solid colors. Sizes 1 to 14. 199 n99 "0 Leons Tots -To -Teens Don't Forget Our New Location S19 Main (Next to Leons) SuitsV M Boys' all-wool and rayon M tVess styles with gob- I ardine pants. ' If V r
