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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1951)
HKRAL1) AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OKF.C.ON WKDNKSDAY, NOVKMIIKH 7, His MARKETS and FINANCIAL Feed Grain Prices Firm CHICAOO, IPy Fed grain prices firnwd on Ui board of tradf today as receipts of the cash train fell off sharply. Cold weather and now were considered partly responsible for small cash receipts. Wheat closed s-lH lower, December UJt, com to 1 cent higher. December 11.80 l.-.l 78 t. oats lower to l's higher. Dcember latt-M1. rve (new atvle) lower to higher. December 200 '. soybeans 1-2W lower, November I cents a hundred pounds higher, wheat- Open 2.MVOT J.60-i 3.tVf ..W.-1,. Dec Mar May July Stocks Drop Despite Low Sales Pressure Nrw YORK. AP In tha fac of un ratialntli In tha Intemat'onat tltia- tl. the atock marktt dacllnrd today, Thar wi l'tt'a or no Falling a" -a prvant. but tha mark down In prices pars U tort. aO'sas ran to brt-een on and two points among lpadr. Trading tt to an e-timated 1 SOO.lvn ahara a aialnal Uonriai-a avlnmalv Lah- IaLbI pt 1 1 20.000 rhare'. After a sllghtlv higher start, the mar- fcet gradually sant: to the downide lth railroads tha first to give ground, Palls showed wider comoarativ loasea than other areas of the market. At to rtandln on the downvica wer teelt, oils, alrcraftt. motors and cham- urchanred to tower. The market In recent daya hat been awtneina; ldl since the big break from tha 1A.M Dark reached in mH-0-(Mfr. iftmray tni tr-arKi ninm 'in'iv aheai. and tt was cloaad yaaterday for tha elections. Quotations A4 Con Allied Chem AIHa Cl'almara - Am Airline. Amer Power it. Light Amer Tel Tel .. Amer Tobacco Anaconda Alchlon Beth Steel . . Boeing Airplane Borf Warner .. . Burr Ad Mach Calif Pacific Can Pac Caterpillar , - Cons Vultee . . Crown Zellerbach . Curt Wrlarht . Douglas Aircraft Dupont utman Kodak t mer Kadlo Gen Electric rn ood ' . Gen Motors . Ooodyeir Tire Hornet take . Int Har'ister Inl Paper Johns ManvUle Kennecott I.(bh McN tk Ub Lockheed Air Loerv's Ine . . Long Bell -A" . Montgomery Ward Nash Kelrlnator N Y Central . Northern Pacific Pac Amer FVh Pac Gas lt Elec Pac 11 Tei Packard Penner J C Penn R R Penal Cola a.;! 10 57 ars 45,, 13it 54t 41 u inl S J 35' . 331. 1 47 j 87 J at. ' i ?V- 110 as; Phi ico ftadlo CP Kayonter 37', 34'. 57 - M' s 5 33 5. Rayon er Pro llapublic Steel -Key Metala ichfield efewav Seara Roebuck . soc vacuum Southern Pacific . . Standard Oil Ca! SUndard Oil N J Studebaker , Sunth Mn . Swift It Co Tranaamerica T-entieth Cent Fox Union Oil Cai ' Vnlon Pacific United Airlinee United Aircraft United Corp U S Plywood U S Steel Warner Bros ..- 2s 'a New Silver Anniversary Sonotone....the hearing aid with "Self-Control" ! Sonotone's Amazing Automatic Noise Suppressor protects the ear from Sudden Noise! Marking a quarter-century of hearinfi research, Sonotone proudly presents the Silver Anniversary Sonotone the first basic electronic advance in hearing aids In a decade! And along with the auto matic noise suppressor this great new Sonotone has many other advances that make it the finest hearing aid Sonotone ever produced. Come see it today or mail coupon. SONOTONE """"""""aaaaa)aMaj! Plesae aand ma lllu.lr.ted hookle, deacrlblna Uia 2 : SILVER ANNIVERSARY SONOTONE. FREE N am, Addraaa. r:it HEARING CENTER WINEMA HOTEL-ALL DAY THURS. NOV. 8 C. R. ADAMS0N, DIST. MGR. 12 84-13 93 S. and lard unchanged to November $14.57. High S.57'a J60. J. 57''. 3.48 Low J.SS :. aw'. J.46". 3 46 Clae 3.M J.S9-S8', J SM1. 2 46 '.-46 Portland Livestock PORTLAND. AP-l'SDA.--Cattia: u) able iW; mark,?! fairly active, ful6 I ktratu: taw BiHd IlkM lb fan iiMn 36 HO; low gnod HBO-SIO Iba 3 0033 00; ulilit -4rommarcial xrara 1J 00-3J 00. utility hatfrra 2 00-2s 00; ruttrr down 1 to 11 00: canner.cultcr cow ati-ong ai moatly 180O-21.30; ahells down to 16 00, j utility cow- 2230-3625; comma rcial- I good bulU 39 00-30.75; utility bulla . 00- JU. is: utility nulls Z3-xi 50 I Calvea: salable 6S. market about: atunv - w rllAn-a v avail air. i . fW : iki I 1 good calvea, vealera 30 00-34 00; uUliiy - j commercial grades 2S.0O-J0.00. ( Hogs- aalable 150: market very er j railc; generally S5-50 cenu higner; lo- stances 100 up: mwi 50 cent, to 1 00 higher; cnoice 18U-255 lbs mostly 31 io- T5: one lot No. 1 123 Iba 21 85: tew i head 200 Iba 22 00: fe choice aV8-253 I choice 310-WO lb so.s 17 00.1150: iced- i er pigs lacking; chotce I tgn (weights quo tan It up to J1.50 or above. ShecD: salable 200: markei alow. n to aw cxn.a tower inan iuonoa .) , good-choice wooled a.id pelt lambs 1 moatly k 50-30. W; Including one lot i M. 2 pelta at 29 50; good-chotce feed. er steady at 28.00-3U.00; few good heavy ewe steady at 13 00: utility down to 1000 The market will be open Nov. 12. bu. the lederal market new office will be closed and no report wiU be ! available. j Potatoes ( CHICAGO. lAP-l'SDA. Arrivals 89. on Uack Jug; total L' S. shiptiMuU W; market firm to slifhtly stronger; Idaho ' ruet5 S5 15-25. standards M 75; Mut- nesota-North Dakota ponuaca f.30 j warned. . Chicago Livestock CHICAGO. .AP-USDA-Sal.fcle hog VSDA' 33 cars on track; California 1. wi, mosi ouicners aq cents nignar , but late and closing trade slow with . part of advance lost: sows fairljr ac-1 ttva. mostly 25 cents higher; moat I sales choice 1FO-260 lb. 19 50-19.65: late t al 1B.35-19 40; small lots up to 300 1 lib. dOWnwird In 1R TV aWtu- If! ).IRU1 ) Salable cattle 0O0; salable calves muinwr sieers ana yearungs 1 steady; heifers steady to strong: cows 25-50 cents lower than early Tuesday; l bulls and vealcrs steady early Tues- I ace-Dnme to hieh-nnm 14 iltn inH pa . nuns ana veaiers sicaay: aver- ' vrn 'n u.'son. K..t. l011 "rUn. J9-30'- h'gh-cho ce ; and prime ateer. J7J5-3a.oo7 choice 34 757.00: good to low-chotre 33 00- 1 34J0; choice and prime heller. 33 SO- I S-S m.r:.'ri!....to-?hr?ji Sm'"., utility i 7d buii ' SmmT:' merciai to prime veaiera jo oo-ja.uo. L io prime vcaiera juikkk.w t. Salable .heep 3000: early bida iharp- f lower: ulklni 30 50 doe on :id I to nHm MIIvh mr,A m-mll Mn. Wl (V. on choice yearlln..: canner to atxul itn loso-iann. : tipea 10.50-14.00. San Francisco Potatoes SAX FRANCISCO. Nov. IAP rSDA 33 can on track: California 1. e.d" Dch'JSrimeS n" lA7UJiw0m? 13 lai1 u bus 8he h men min., .w. j , - . .,. LOS ANGELES. Nov. . iAP-t'SDA) 113 car, on track: Oreson 4. wuhinf- ton I. California 13. Idaho 3 arrived: 17 arrived by truck: market about K'rSujnr huA-4.4304WO; j Western Un Tel 40 j ui au oimc i , , Q'a Western Electric .77. Woolwoiih Z'. 42 ' -Apt.. Weather WESTERN OREUON Cloudy, f.l loucii u rain Ihu allernooii ami tsro toiilsltt- Partly cloudy lata tomshl and Thuriday. Liltla rhanta in lemparatura with high both dui U Id al Loa lontiht 0 to . EASTERN OREGON Bto.Ur cloudy today and tonight with aoma rain tn north tonisht. lhuraday partly cloudy. Hifha botii ua). w ta w. A llttia aha Jdar tonuiht with Iowa of M to 31. i; HANTS PASS ANU VICINITY Rain lata Ihia aflarnooa) and tonisht Partly cloudy Thursday. Windy to - nitht. High today so. Low tonignt 41. high Thursday at. By Tha Aclal.d Pr,. 4 JU a m. toda. nu...aB . - - iivH.a ...,. - Hnd Cusvne Klamath Fall ..... La Urandt I akaview Had ford i id) ton Portland (Airport) ftoseburg Chicago ...... .. Denver . . tureka Loa Angela -. ..... Rd Bluff San FrancUvo .. . .. $aUl ..... 27 30 M M :u Rd Bluff 17 Son Francisco a L IVatCrOa? IT W SOITH SAN FRANCISCO. AP- ! VSDA Cattle: 50, supply too light to; te.it market, few aale taad. earlier) in week small lot choice 103 pound fretier steers 3T.0O. load niotly good : i and faw commercial 34 T3: utility and' coinmeivlal cow 14 30-3JI.UX utility commercial bulla 17.00-30-00 couple ; gooc -choice 60-903 pound feeder a.eers 23 50. Tuesday short load luat good ' . 645-nound feeder steers 3300. i ' Clva.: none. Tuesday 45 aood and i cnoice pouna siock caivaa ti w. few lightweights 38.00. theae around one and two doliara lowgr than for pat several wees. Hogs: 150 butchers 25 cents higher, sows steady. 200-340 pound butcher t ai.00. choice sow-s 17.00. Sheep: none, undertone firm, early In week around four deck choice and ; prime, mostly choice, call short alaugn- lamba 33.00. good-choice M 0- 3150. cull and utility fall ahorn wn oo-ljou. good iB.oo. gooa ana cnoice feeder lambs 29 50-30.00. Obituary BANisTra lrnMa JiMrnhinf Rnniltr naii of Canonviiie. Ore and a rest dent of Klamath FalU for 21 years. died here November 6. 1851. Survivors include; two daughters Mr. Jeanette warder of th city and Mrs. Ra Jones of Pelican City: a son. Marion ; Rutharrforrf nf ataxtford. Ore - three sis- tera. Mrv TRoae Wlcham of Coqu.lle. Ore.. Mrs. Jee Walters of GranU Fasa, Ore. and Mrs. Alice weooer oi Glendale. Ore.: a brother. Will Mc-j Michael of Axalea. Ore.; alto eight grandchildren and eight great grand- children. Mrs. Banliter was a member ; of tha Klamath Temple. Tha remains ' r In War!', iriimiih tNtnatrail hnma 925 High St. Funeral arrangements will pa announce! uicr. D-ralBJ f mm I rOrTianU Uiaifl run lahiu nr'vmrv a'"" J day shipment, ouia. coast acuvery h , ,.?-? ,,D r " V.- h.i. N V . tfc. JLTVL .T- it! wh,.i j:1,m..','"cidi' S" : io ! 'mtaJ-X: 11 p,ran' lU; ,J ": u . .... "'J?, i? VS a. ?5",.-,-4a- 11 """" 1 " u-JT--., luart orrfmarv sal- is Cent W- . "Jr' car rece.pta: wnea. oar- mr a: nour corn a; outa i Painful Love For Mother PORTLAND, Me., IJP A Portland ou diicvhuiioh; auiuici suu. - Cpl. Wallace Leavltt, 22 Korea veteran came homr from Pine i, r V-nome irorri fine Camp. N.Y., on a weekend pass and gave his mother. Mrs. Mabel CTPHS"1JanVSr0Mr,hUKr.m h.,1 A rib snapped. Mrs. Campbell said she expects to be six weeks mending. Sometimes we think that too little attention is given to the fair sex in automobile advertising. After all, it's the woman of the house who has to do most of the shopping, which involves getting into tight places at the curb. And ' it's surprising what tight spots a Buick can fit into at a turn of the wheel. It's the woman who likes complete freedom from things that it takes an engineer to operate and a complete and utter freedom from 1330 MAIN nisTRitT rorar Jawtll It. Puckatt. no amaritncy brake. Fine SS. S2a Kail Marvin p. Naah, ovarload. rorrall : a. C Boctar, avaaa and hour law. aln4 S5 1 a. C Becker, wasa and hour law. ; rina SIS a C Btckar and hour law. Tina Slo. Hontar K. Dackar. inadeqliata fflr g.ncy oral... forfait si .to uau. Lorn an Long, ot arload- forfait W4 ball. Daniel T. Wlltj no vthlrla livnM. sin aiu. RU-haid T. CUaatn. no operator t II eertaa. rin HO. Earl D. Til Ion. no vvhtcl Uetnar Ftnt Karl J. liiujon, violation baale rult Tint 111. Mt'NH'irAl. t'Ol'RT Joatph V. Barkdull. twktoai driving and dlaorderl.v conduct. To appear Hobtrt GUI Hand, vagrauo. f'.na t00 and 30 da) a. Joarnh Statu, drunk. Vtna $13 or T. dajra. Emma Oldham, violation baiie rult. Torlttt 10 bail. ft. CharlM Dolan. failur to yitld right of way. fin $3. Robert Dal Hatter, no operator li ema. To iDMir. Krrd R. NkcrtoU, ran red lights. For felt 14 ball. Annual Credit Banquet Held i ooilic IJU tOCul IlrlUs WPrc rcp j rp4tntaH at lh lQth annual Mtr. TL... "i. . . !" VI u ... CnaMa credit service, Inc., bttll- i quet neia IBM nifim in ine Wlimra I hotel Under (he direction at Vice p Kfiichatr. ' rrJs' Mwwien. bpeaiCr at the affair Was C- j countant Robert A. Mitchell, who i nroX ti.. nm.. nti aun(. nf , . TV, ,. ,H UM v -- The proem m Included two ac cordion soloist. Mary Ann .M un ison and David Bern: an acrobatic I dance routine by Sandra Pember B ton and Katherine Plowman, sc comDanled bv Joan Carlson at oV bcQlUV Operators StonnV H.,fl.prt nH shnrt rmn. - -. nifnoruiiiiR national bcaulv week. Nominating committee chairman - - y- i f"s rf Se Ihi Of three new directors lor tne creoit service. Xhev are 8am Mushen, Robert "JS ro. i lYa-rSnaiH O Slllll an and C. L. Macuonaui. Vt Bonjorno and Hap Lgjwler are co-manniicra Of the Merchants i-Credit Service. ... . Four Indians Jailed Here Four Indians from Chlloouin irol rooms in the county Jail last nlnht CD TTques ot state police ana Indian service; oiitcers. Arrested on Oreson hiehway S4 by state police were Donald Sron chln. 23, for drlvtns while Intoxl- j cated and driving durins time his ; license Is revoked. George Dunmore. St. Chlloouln. I was arrested at the same time for being drunk on the highway. Given IS days for illegally giving liquor to prisoners in jail at Chll oouln was 18-year-old Dorothy Whitman. Ramana Tupper.' 19. Chlloquln, was also put In jail here by Indian officers on a disorderly con duct charge. Try the New Corona Portable Typewrier at Pioneer Office Sup ply Co. M9 Main. 1 1 has si Ulfay wiili Judge Revokes Probation Two rrceully couvlcircl, lurmrr H'iinrrs m crinm aloort on 0 poalle Hides ol the law In i-lrcutt 'court (Ins mornliiK. j Early lust month John Jonrph McUtw, aii. and Lloyd W. KUMem, i3l. pleadrd KUilty in rourl In aleal Ing bet Irani a O N. rrlrluprutor vi i mcrriii ana uivcn prooation. McOce's probutlon yrstrday waa revoked by Juil.-o bavld R. Vaiidenbrrn. Mclree was hailed Into court lor violating his parols by leuvlng tha county. It U-aa i.n rullml l.i In.ilfv vesierday with regard to a report he made, to his parole ollleer that lie was "railroaded llllo pleadlnit KUilty" and was not guilty ol mealing Hie beet. 1 McUee also told his parole ol llcer when 111. n questioned about the crime he was "under duress." So tile eulirt aurf liwl At I.. E. Van Vnclor culled Klrsteln back trout Portland today to testily about the beel Ihelt and subse quent events. Klrsteln told the court that both he and McUee were In (he relrlg. erator car when the beel was laaen and that all the time they were held In custody and ques. tloned "they were treuled decently and never under duress " .-.l.U'.S'ne wl" Ma 1,1 ,hc counlv Jll till a check Is made on his past record. Judge Denies rough Rap District Jin!..- N,..k r.n.. ... ported today he Is experiencing "" uiii-urmoriaoir moments be cuuse he gave a 19-year-old boy 10 days in the county Juil for hitch hiking. He's been busy denying the alle gallon of cltir.eiw that the srutenre was unduly harsh punishment fo, breaking a seldom-used slate law about soliciting a ride on a high way. The truth K Caj-ter said, th: hoy In Question. Donald Dean Champagne of Yakima. Wash., Is under Investigation for car theft. He hd admitted to state police that he has been In a couple of reform schools and has stolen nroi'nd 30 cars at one time or another. He was arrested near Chemult. Idaho Slots Under Fire BOISE. Idaho. W A campaign to outlaw slot machines In Idaho Is bem considered bv the Allied Civic Forces. Harry Kessler. executive secre tary ol ACF. said today the group would discuss next January the Initiative petition "If we can get the proper church organisation DBCK Ol US." Given that kind of support, he said. "I think we can get them out of the stale without any trou ble." Slot machines and punchboards are licensed In Idaho on a local option. I mechanical complications is what makes Dynaflow Drive such a joy. It's the woman who has an eye for style and fine fabrics and a nose for economy. On both counts, a Buick is tops. But we suspect something clse.Wc suspect that a woman gets just as great a lift as a man from com manding this great-powered and trigger-quick bundle of vitality to bow to her will, .. rf Here's a car to win any woman's H. E. HAUGER 28 YEARS YOUR BUICK DEALER Chest Workers Push Drive Residential workers, well over the top In their t'nimnunllv client campaign goal of (433, were rent ing on their laurels but oilier divi sion headi were ailll lianl at miik lo raise the remainder of the m. J70 quota heeded lor the continued operation ol Klamath's youih agent-lea and the 18 ttalrs chtst agen cies. This also Includes the much need ed United Deleiise Kund, 01 UHO as It was known in world war two Chest Chairmen Nelson Reed and George Molntyre will meet with division heads early neM week lo start the trouble-shooting canipulgn to wind up the lugging contribu tors. FIK.MM One hundred nerrent frim con tinued to Join the parade ot con trlbullons with all execullxea and employes of Cascade laundry and cleaners, Marvin's, and the Anchor gnu responding In litis category. Rlurns aie miming m from Oil on the hill, with Bob Rmlth spear-1 heading that group. To date Uttt already turned In Irom Inslruclors I and sludentH. I Klahn Nash has turned In 37 per- j cent over the quota, and Ken Klahn. a former chest co-chslr-mnn with Mac Epley, checked In this week. Mayor William Lorrna of chllo ouln drooped into ch-st headquar ters with pockets bulging with 740.34 of the 11150 quota from i that town. Chlloquln teen-age cen. i ler Is one of the chest agencies ! this year. Loreni Is the rhest rep. resentative and Mrs. Jess Man-, gum Is dies' chilnnnn of the drive. Tli city of Chlloquln con-' trlbuied $75. I roi.irK I Another appreciated check came to chest headquarters this week from the Police Hrneflrlarv Assoc total of ISO wih Individual po lice olllcrrs giving as well. I Although residential Is not com-: Pletely mnppr.t up. Mrs Verne! 8pelrs and Mrs. Lowell Kaup ex-' pressed apnic'stlon over 'he I44J1 .71 collected thus far. The quota was 4330. Sections going over UHl percent were headed by Mrs Jack ' Kemn'Uer and Mrs. Roland Kreib, Mrs. J. B. McCarty and Mrs Mar-! tin Brauner. Mrs. Francis Olds and I Mrs. Darrell Poller. Mrs. John Glubrechl. Mrs. 8eth Kerron and Mrs. H. O. Juckoland. Mrs. Kills Malthews and Mrs. Oeorge Galla gher. Mra. Charles Thurman, Mrs. K. M. Chllcote and Mrs. Dulcle Motley. Wheels Stolen From Car A thief with InRtnutty was on th prowl last night according to state police. Allen Mocabee Jr.. told afflcern two back wheels and tires were stolen Irom his car parked In front of his house. The thief, according to police, apparently used Jack to lift un the back end of the car, and then took off the wheels. INVESTMENT SECURITIES 0WINS INV1STMINT SIRVICI LIl,S, la.rllt,. I'. ,.a .i Ov.r-lh.-t'.ant.r aaS Slack,. I.v.tlm.al Fans. tat ataa.n.n. rmb. rh.i. t-si? KLAMATH FALLS tlUomen heart by its levcl-gaited stride its willing response to her hand on the wheel its smart style and its smart performance its spacious ness and comfort and its thrift. I low about taking time off, some afternoon soon, to boss around a Buick? It's a date that's bound to thrill you. &tlpnt, wmbmWh, trim aaW aWtf ar wkjuf la tkft wtffc Mf arM, Staiiara aa Hoa OUAMTKK, aattaaaf al artVa aaM a afatr Striu. 1 Smart Buy's Buick Lange Wins In Lakeview I.AKKVIKW-l'arl l.aiwe wa re elected mayor of l.akevlew yesler- day. lie got 1143 voles as an Independ ent iiiiiilKliiir, while llunh Mer cer, who was iiiiinlnuli'd by town ciinvrntinn, iMilIrd 14ii vntea. C. A. P'esler was chosen record er, Dullllr' jti7 volr lo I in for O C. Glhbs. Jack Pemllrton, tin opposed lor the nil li e ol ( My li eas urer. gut 341 votes. John Hlulr and Dun Foasmu were rlecled to Ihe cllv council, polling auJ and aw voles each. A third randldale, II. N. Traglll, got 110 voles. a,.. , .in, ,.,11)1111 II j, , I mii ni i i i i . i iiiih" t ira J i HIM I MR HnVAN Hum ai Klamath VaUay hospital, Nnvemlter 1, l.lt. lo Mr ami Mi. l'at in Moan. Clie.ai.-li. Ore . a girl. Welfltt' 1 potimta A minrei, iOMI'IMNIN IlltvU tlertlta L Milt hall v. Uui C Mllrh II. iuii Cor divorce Couple marrtad KeittemUer S. iw.'n. tlillall. Ark Cliare. daaerUuii Plalnlirf loetia ru.linlr alilit minor I'hllitren. J. C. U Ne .11. a I tor nay (or plalitiirr Roe Mail Itarkstmni va C'larenre W Markalrom. uit lur dtvurre Couple ntarriatl Junta , iuii, Han Jue Calif Charaa. ciuM IMaltillff aeekt ciulutlv lw ntinur rhtlilren. 178 par nminn child iipnl C A llumbl. aliurney lor piatntirr MXIIRIM.r ll( tSU MANN MK'KH William 11 Marin III, aervu-aman. Native nf Oklahoma Rail. ilen I nf KlatnaUi ralli. C)r Tlialila J, Ilirka, l.t Native of Callfurnla. Heal dan I ot Klamath Taila, Ore. HAMSKY-VINSON Namtial W Ram any, id rallruad rlerk Nailva nf Call, forma IUl1ant of Klatnalh rail. Oie Olala J. Vlnann. It. alantitfraphar Na tive nf Oklahoma. Reaidem ul Klani alh ralla. Ore ruTATI )ir,NtHI('Kai)N- Rolf Janann named ailiiuniatrator In ettale of Carl O Han drtekaon eatlniatad al ItUNfi Lumber Groups To Meet Here A donen F.astern. Koulhern and Midwestern lumbering linns, rep resenting the Southern Hoft I'lne Dealers Assoc , will have top of ficials on hand hern Frlduv lor a lour of local facllllles and a ban quet at the Pelican cale. The parly will arrive aboard the Southern I'arlllc's Klamalh. will be entertained by Weyerhaeii'ier off I-' clals and will tour the lix-al plant. They will Irate aboard the south bound (ihasta Dityliuht lor Han Francisco where the National Man ufacturuig l.umbrr Amoc. la mret. Ina November 13. The Klamalh Falls Western Pine Assoc. official will Join the local "ROYAL" HEARING AID 'illMWW ij$i NO HOVIDXg Alt TBISi 0YNAHOW tmiVf . fUSH-Un 0flOr t ll,'P0.l.rfpn),Ww 'CM"'"" lrl, onrf WHI'l.ClOrV MirgUMIMrt mprova, rfwp ',0" "MK. ., "' con tniNoma t "l';lrVI0ljN9 ,M Advertising , Info Offered How lo get tha most return from Ihe retail advertising dollar was Ihe subject of a talk brim a Ml, Klamath Merchanta Aaaoo. hv ii... Hradt. Paclllo coast retail m.n. ger nf Ihe bureau ol dverll.ii11I American Newapaper Publlahaii Assoe , al Ihe group'a monthly breaklast meeting at tha Wlnem. hotel Wednesday. Ilradt a talk, which eiuphaalrrrl adverllslug the right inerchandla. at the right price, al thn rli,i lime, waa based on roaearch dona by III bureau. "People buy aa they please. . adverllae lo plcasa Ihe cusiouier ' he ailvlaed, 1 VMIH'CT t)n report of Unwind rllroud nf Ihe merchants Iralilc cominiiirr, the association adopted a resolution strongly hacklint Ihe early r,,,. plellon of Ilia Hlslll street vladui I widening Mgr. rrank Tucker w. Insiriirled lo forward Ihe ic,,,,. , Hon lo Ihon re.ponllr nr tlr ' clnlon on die viaduct prnln-t. i Frank Drew, vice president and promotion, rhalrmm, reitortrd thai parade marahal Unit llobblna had I plans well under way for hindllng Hie glanl hallotiu parade, whim Is scheduled for showing at II oo : a m rlaiurday, November 34 111 la Is Ihe same parade ol glunt animal and comic figure, win, i, ' has shown In all Ihe maor cliiri ul Ihe country. Cohi to thn Klutn. ath Merchanls As' , for hringinn : ihe tiaiatle here for Chrintinu tilirning win ne I .'.wo. I MIKACI.I'' Clrnn lltillle. reportli ting l.ii ihsf milliliter, all' I Chrlaimaa winitow ennui nounrrd that the thetna for 1031 i h rlio Miracle ol Chrl.linan " Window unveiling will be Vtttlnn. ilav evening. November 31. Carl Kparks' financial rrpott nowe,i II9SV73 on iian-t Me utsrtt dial thnie merchanta who have not yet paid their dues Inr the year do o now, as complete payment muM be made lo the parade company before the show. Hill DrPew retorted for the mrr. chants blood bank commltlrr, ami passed out shcels for alorra to arhedule their teniontiel for tha Ited Cross bloodmoblte. lumbermen In showing Ihe visitors the country. MFKTM NKKNA I.08 ANllM.fcS. i Former world llyweighi champion Terrv Allen of Fugland Hew Kaat today en route home to bos I.uia (tkrim ol France for tha F.uroiean 113 pound crown Allen failed tn regain his world Hlle In a rematch with Hawaii's Dado Marino last wees. i OR PAY NOTHING f- 10 Oat,. If Inu'r, nol eontnlat.!. aiitti.ti i. turn lha in,irumnt ana utr VOfn sionky Pack: llnlv A MssikIi Xo nOWII Vnionf 715 Mot 4.ain Srrttt flftra . r i PHONE 5151
