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HERALD ANMt NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY, JANUARY 24,' 1052
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PANORAMIC VISION is obtained from every seat in the Oldsmobile Classic ''98'.' Holi
day coupe New rear deck styling accentuates the long, low look of the "98'' Scries,
which has an overall length of 213 inches for 1952. Interior fashions set a new high
in luxury, featuring colorful leather and basket weave nylon upholstery harmonizing
with the deep pile carpeting and the interior trim. There is a distinctive Holiday med
allion on the brightwork just above the rear fender. The 1952 Oldsmobile is powered
by the more efficient leo-h.p. "Rocket". engine with the new high performance Quadri
jet carburetor. New GM hydraulic steering is available as optional equipment. The
new Oldsmobiles are now on display at Dick B. Miller Co. ...
3rd Bennett
Recall Opens
PORTLAND' Wl The third re
call attempt against Portland City
Commissioner Jake Bennett was
filed Wednesday. To be successful,
this one first needs 25.770 signa
tures of registered voters, then
needs a favorable majority at the
May 6 election.
Neither of the other recall at
tempts reached the ballot. The
first was several ,years ago and
the second was some two months
go.
This one was filed by Dave Gold
man, publisher of the Portland
Statesman, an East Side "Portland
newspaper.
The causes listed by the recall
petition: "Discourteous, abusive,
uncouth. Insulting, - with personal,
scandalous attacks, insults, ridicule
and abuse toward respectable citi
zens." Bennett has been waging a steady
attack on liquor and gambling.
Goldman said no member of the
recall committee is connected with
taverns, pinball or punchboard distributors.
Two Bandits
Die Of Wounds
EL PASO," tex. Wl Mexican
officials said Thursday a blistering
gun fight on the Mexican side of
the Rio Grande near here took
care of four bandits who pulled a
daring daylight raid on a Juarez,
Mexico, bank.
However, about STO.OOO of the
174.000 loot .is still missing. -
Two bandits were killed in the
half-hour battle and two were cap
tured. - i.
Alfonso Rey was killed instantly
early Wednesday in an exchange of
gunfire at San Lorenzo. .six miles
south of Juarez on the Mexican
side of the Rio Grande. His broth
er, Leopold Rey, died later in a
Juarez hospital.
Officials said they had no idea
where the rest of the loot from the
Banco Nacional de Mexico was hid
den. . .
'KIDNAPS' SON Tommy Manville du Monceau, 1.4-months-old
heir to part-of the Manville asbestos millions,
shown (left) with his mother, the former Lorraine Dressel-.
huys, was spirited out of the United States and flown to
Belgium by his father, Count Ivan G. du Monceau de Ber
gendal (right). A Federal court issued an order for the
child's delivery "forthwith" to the court.
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MISS CALIFORNIA Lovely Pat Lehman, Sacramento, Miss California of 1951, seems to
be trying to convince official grader Paul S. Pattengale P.. V. Dandy Domino deserves a
grade one plus for the forthcoming Red Bluff Bull Sale. Sales dates are Kcb. 7-8-9. Miss
Lehman will lead BVD Domino into the ring Feb. 9 where he will be sold with proceeds
going to the March of Dimes. The bull was donated by George Hunt, Millville, Calif.
Master Of Noms De Plume 1
Trying To Decide What To
Do Now - Has Wide Choice
NEW YOrtK Ml A bl lulil yullllii
imin, who never llnMn'il IiIkIi
sclirxil, but who won nccliilul nn it
.killed iiui'kcoii, Is tiylnu to decide
what to do next.
"ndnit mi Inipoilrr Is a toii(ili
hiiblt to break," lio ayn.
DrNplte hln luck of nchoollnit,
Ferdlnmid Waldo Ucmiira, Jr., 3D,
hits po.ipd miix'c.iNlull.v u a doctor
ol plilUwopliy, mi oinlneiit noolo
jlsl, and hnn been, ninoim otlirt'
OiliiKH, n coIIpko psyi'holoiiy pro
lcs.ior and IrupplHt monk.
As a one-time pycholov pro
fessor at Ht. Marlln's CollrKe, 111
Lacy, Wash., Demnru said "I Ju.il
kepi uliend ol the dims. The best
way to Icurii nnylliliiK Is la teuch
It."
The rollnp.se of his Intest innhler
honx, during which he prilormed
seiiMitlonnllv brllllniit npernllons as
u surgron In the Hoynl Cnuntllnn
Nnvy, has left him unrertnlii.
"I'm tiled of nllunr.i, or as 1
prefer lo think of lliein, noms de
plume." he snld. "Hut how enn I
use my own nnms after nil that's
happened?"
At his parents' home In Law
rence. Mass,, Demnrn told Ills
ninnzliiR story to Llle Miiunmlne.
which tdvts tlie account In Its Jnn.
a8 Issue.
Deinurn used the mime and ere
dentin la of Dr. Joseph C. Cyr. of
Grand Falls, New Brunswick, to
net his surReon's commission,
much an he had used ucndomlr re
cords ol others In his othor phony
roles.
Newspaper accounts of his spec
tacularly successful operations on
wuinulod Korean soldiers led tn ills-
coverv of the truud Inst Novombnr,
and 1 1 10 Cnniidliui Nnvy brnuwlit
him liome mid uiilully dl.-.L-lnu ucU
him.
Deninin, who concedes lie, "nl.
wuys wiinlcd short culs," pro.
vlpusly piissi'd lilniM'U off ns vnr
iniis nolcd sclioliirs, lillended edu-
cntlnnnl I'oni'lnvos, wns n drpuiy
sherlll, Ainoiliitil soMiier nun nil.
lor nnd twlco a hiwplliil urdoiiy.
Probo Pushed In
Mystery Death
P:UCI1!:NE i.T Tlie llndlnus of
nn nutopiiv wno uwnlled 'IIuumIsv
in detcniilne the cnusa of Jullnit
Frnva Moilltt's drnlli.
Moifitt, liil, nn employe n the
ninchlv-Lniie County eleclrlo eo
opcinllve. whs loiind denil In a
pool of water at lllnchly Wednes
day. lie wore nlulit clothes, covered
by nn ovmi-ont. Footprints led
liom tlio llluclilv sulmlullon, where
he slept, lo tlie pool.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
OWINS
INVISTMINT JIRVICI
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Slftrh. Invplmtil
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KLAMATH FALLS
By JEAN OWKN'S
Future Homemakors of America
already have their plnns in full
twins concerninR the annual bas
ketball Danauct w ucn Is suonsorcd
yearly by that group. The girls
plnn the rnenu and prepare and
serve the dinner to the Pelicans
and their dates, all of the conches
nnd several members of the (acui
ty, usually the affair is held in
the school cafeteria, although a
permanent date has not yet been
sei. ine oanquci ioiiows uie ons-
ketball season.
Lanrnmae Wittc. who Ls presi
dent of ,the group and who will
also act -as toastmistrcss (or the
dinner, has appointed manv o( her
committees made up of the club
members. '
Planning the menu are Shirley
Dillon, chairman, Edna Forrester.
Marjorie Griffon. Donna Redford
and Janice St. John.
OCS Eyed As
Quick Out
FORT SILL, Okla. IBi Men tn
combat zones mnv he usfnc fh
Officers Candidate School at Fort
Sill as a means of returning to the
United States, an officer, disclosed
Wednesday.
Col. F. G. Smith, artillery OCS.
commandant, said many men par
ticularly, from the Far East Com
mand, come to Fort Sill and then
resign almost immediately.
Smith said it makes it appear
"that the, OCS system may be used'
as a means to. return to the United
States."- ,
Under present Army'policy these
men are barred from re-assignment
overseas. When they with
draw from the OCS course they
are usually assigned to a post in
the United States to serve the re
mainder of their terms, Smith said.
Pelton Residents
Await Blowoff
PORTLAND Wl Onnrfnpnt if
the proposed Pelton Dam on the
Deschutes River waited Thursday
to see if the State Fish Commis
sion would start its threatened le
gal action against the dam now.
Such a move could be touched
off by the Portland General Elec
tric Company's announcement
Wednesday that a field office was
being; established at Madras for
urveying and core drilling on the
Ham.
. At the time P. G. E. got ap
proval of the Federal Power Com
mission to build the dam, the Fish
Commission said it would take le
gal action whenever P. G. E. at
tempted to start construction.
SHE'S GOIHG TO THE
TOWER THEATtlE
vn HSkt Hot To WokH
You can buy a suit at
1940 pricesl NOW
. . . at Hardy's
January Sale!
UlT
Regular 39.95 ........ ....... NOW 29.00
Regular 55.00 . NOW 43.00
Regular 60.00 NOW 47.00
1 Group Reg. 60.00 ... .... NOW 40.00
Regular 65.00 NOW 50.00
1 Group Reg. 65.00 ...... ... NOW 42.50
Regular 69.75 NOW 59.00
' SLACKS
Reg. 9.95 7.88
Reg. 14.95 .'. 12.88 TZl
Reg. 1 6.95 & 1 7.95 1 4.88 Z
Reg. 1 9.95 & 22.50 1 6.88 7r U
SPORT SHIRTS
Regular 3.95 NOW 2.88
Regular 4.95 NOW 3.88
Regular 5.95 NOW 4.88
Regular 6.95 NOW 5.88
Regular 7.95 NOW 6.88
Food committee consist of Jose
phine Morrow, chairman, Jonn
Buasman, Lila Haver, Donna Park
hurst, joAnne Plnkston and Anita
Fuller.
Decoration committee Is Diane
Oldhnm, ctntirman, Beverly Mart!-..
Genevieve Williams, Suzanne Fret
and Shirley Crnwford. Working to
set a- date are Evelyn Sasstclt and
Beverly -Phelps.
Sandra Olson, chairman, Vina
Murphy, Carol Dlnnmnn and Judy
Clark are on the program commit
tee and the clean-up group Includes
Evelyn Snsstett, Beverly Phelps
and Adrian Savage.
Those serving are Judy Clnrk,
Sandra Olson, Evelyn Sassett. Bev
erly Phelps. Shirley Dillon and Ja
net Tombs.
A fact which is rather Interesting
Is that In a recent poll' of foreign
lnnguuge departments In Oregon
schools. It was found Hint KU1IS i
has a larger percentage! of (or-1
elgn language students as com-'
pared to nny other schools. Be
sides Eugene High, we nre .the
only school In the state offering
all three foreign lnngungo, Latin,
French, and Spanish.
d. FALSE TEETH
Rock, Slid or Slip? :
FASTEST tl, n 1mprovt4 powdur to !
b iprlnkled on uppr or lower plat, i
hotdg faU Urth mor firmly In plct.
Ho nol lld, atlp or roek. No gummy, i
TKKTH l atkUJno (non-ar-l.n, lo not !
our. Check! "put odor'1 idntur ,
brth. Ji FAB TEETH at any drug 1
atort.
MARCH OF DIMES
OANICE
SATURDAY - JAN. 26
ARMORY
BALDY'S BAND - 9:00 TILL 1:00
ADMISSION $2.00 PER COUPLE
Z A : 1 li
352 OtDSMOBI LES
SHORTS
4 Fine quolity knit briefs.
Top this buy!
(Limit 3)
44
SHOES
A fine name in men's
dress sfioes . . . sale
priced!
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Values to 16.95 '
TIES
One group 1 00
Reg. 1.00 for '
One group 10
- for
Reg. 1.50
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Many other items
at drastically re
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Hardy's tomorrow!
Mlill
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fow llyilra-Mntio Drive adds a
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.itwr performanre thrilling new
action in any driving situation I
NEW GM HYDRAULIC STEERINO'I NEW OLDSMOBILE'. "ROCKET"! .
fliiB newest development In Willi 25 more liomnpowef
powerashistCfl steering new Quorlri -Jet Carburetor
tflkcfl out the clTnrt, lenvrs new higli-!ift varvesnnw
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Men the inml pmntjul "lltirltrt" V'.nffm Ohhmnliiln mrr Imiltl
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