MONDAY, h
KWIUARY 4. 111,72 1
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
Viicnllmt Mr, mill Mrs. Itov
Hugo, lllckyii, niu Vacationing iil
llm Hay men ur simiriil days. "
llonctrx Culllariilii scholarship
iiu'inlnim ul Hie 'I'ulvliika lllyli
hi-liniil chiihi'ii leu- the nprmg term
are I'm linker, Oiuy C'nviier, Miuv
Aim Diililw, 1'i'Hny WlllliiriiM. Itnllv
tliilibiiril, I'-ltiMnict llrek, Jovcc
llulliiiiiik. Norma Koimi, Hex OI
mil, IJinuiu 1'riernini, Kay Poller,
lloiuia Minnwdi-r, uiirbiiru HtliulU,
Hully Thiiiiiiiii, i'l-iinv UnrkcLl, To
Iii- eligible it niiiili-nl muni miikii
three A n nnd una H lis semester
llVCI'lllte.
Heller Honor TnkiiCN, right-vc-ii
i -old boil ul Mr, mid Mm. Khiva
Tiiknch, Tiilvlukn, In recovering
Iniin mnjur surgery In n Him
I'riiiii'lMio lionpiuil. 'Ilia llllli) loy
has Iii-cii liiiKpiliillr.t'd since De
cember. Meeting An cxcciillvo meeting
(it Hid Uegreo ol lloimr will be
I mid Tuesday, 8 p in. nt Die home
l Mm. Kclllh Wlurd, 2105 Wlurd
hiri'ft. All officers me urged lo
Ultellll.
Ilnn't Kernel "DiirkneiH A
Noon," CIvli! Druina llulld pluv
fpuiiMirrd liv lilt' Bii.'ilnesa mid
I'rolPniliiiuil Wuini'ii In ho present
rd H o'clock tonight, Mills auditor-
'(ieliig presented this winter by Ilia
Clulld.
Hireling The rrguhir monthly
meeting of tlm Kverurcrn Clitrclri)
Club will bn hi'lil 7:11(1 tonight nl
Ihe Altiininiit Jiinlnr 1 1 lull Brhool.
(Inrdcn hlldi-n will bo ahown. Mem
bird nrr ulno urged to attend the
llml mih-illMrlcl nicrllng ol tlm
Klmnnili County Garden Clubs In
Hid city llbrury todny.
Jullv Neighbors will mrrt Tues
day, II p.m. nl tlii" hoinr of Mm.
I'm KiifMiiiin, :miio Applrgatr.
Thrro will be a Viilriillno rrclpe
exchange. .
Klamath l.iitlirmn Laillr Aid
mrcla Tuesdny, 8 p.m. Program
"Traveling With I'aul." Mm. Ed
f-kne; Hirl-iUiui Nurture report.
Mm. J. K llvlstrmliihl: vocal
duet, Mm. Keith H'-nry nnd Mm.
11. J. LoftJttcmird. Hnniciuirft: Mm.
Harold Amlernon, Mm At Hulver
, ton. Mm. Carrol Smith and Bally
Hiudnl.
American Lrelon Convention
acceptance to lie. dlnciiKMld Tuev
day. p.m. Technicalities havo
nrlnen. All plcaae attend.
Rummage Sale Women' Anno
elation ol Die Firm Presbyterian
Church Ii lo have a rummage
wile at Suburban Lumber Com
l anv, Walnut and 8. ltlli Bta
J'rlday and Saturday.
Strpplnr I' Paul McCall,
Klamath Union HJah School faculty
member and (lead basketball
coach, la to receive a master's da
tree In Industrial aria al coro
mitceinent exerclsea .time 8. ac
cording to an announcement from
liradlcy University. Peoria. Ill, ,
r, Wednesday ( tub MeetN Wedneli.
i!y. B p.m., al Bt. Paul's Pariah
Hull. . ,
Mud Slides Block
Oregon Roods
SALEM tn The Wllaon River
and Aisea lllkhwaya were blocked
bv mud slides Monday, tlie Slate
ltlKhwav Commission reported.
The Vllson River Hlxhway clos
ure waa 13 mile east of Tillamook,
while the Alsea roulo was closed
10 miles wesl of the town of Alaea.
The Dellcvue-Hopcwell Highway
end the Wilsonvlllc Kerry aeroaa
the Wlllamelle River near Aurora
were closed by hlxh water.
The ce-niml.vilon said chains' were
needed In the mountains of Oram
County,
Bpou of Ice were on the road at
Baker, Iluriui, My. and Chemult.
You're
77. if you wear a "B"
width or a small or
large size shoe . . .
you can take advan
tage of this big sale
at DREWS MAN
STORE! Hurrv! Only
one more week!
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Listed below ore tho liies and widths available in men'
brown dress oxfords. Cheek tor your size and come in at
once to make your soloction of a variety of styles.
Check below for your size and width . ..
S Vi 6 Vi 7 Vj 8 Vi 9 10 14 11 Vt 12 13
A 13 3 12 11
B 1 4 3 6 4 11 V 11 10 7 2 1 1
C 1J
D 1 2 8 16 18 9 1 4 6 4 6 1 4 4 4
E TT " "7TT
American l,eulim Auxiliary
Kliiiiiulh Unll No. U holds Us teu
ulur iiici'llti.i Tiiimduv, U p. in,, In
tlm Vuiermm Muiiinrlnl Hull, Ol
fieri h ii i ii nski'd lo waur formal))
for Ilia Inltlutlon of new member.
Dciilli- Homer HurlKen, Woouh,
whs culled to Bacriiiiiento Bnturdny
with Mm ili'iilh of hli brother,
Olin, 411. Ili'iut iiUuck wua Klven
us the reason lor Hiii tKen's death,
H'hlln Kin Inn- N.ioiiil Hhl Inn No.
n In to have a ri'KUlur business
meelliiK 'luesdny, 8 p.m. Ill Ihn
Mnsiiiil'i Hull. lOntcrtiiiiiini'iil and
reliesliiiieuts will follow.
Hughes Yins
Movie Suit
WASHINGTON Ifl Howard
HiiKhen, movie producer and Indus
IniiliM, won it niiilli-irillllon dollar
Bupreiiin Coin I victory Monday.
'Hie hliih lilbiiniil sel uslilc, 7 to 0
nn oriler ri-milrlnu Huuhes lo aell
Ins o;mi,o2(i slimes ol slock In the
Nuw riicutrc Company by Feb. 20,
lUfib.
llnulirs appriiled lo the hlxh
court lo strike down tlm order, nay-
iiik II would deprive lum of "some
million.,'' ol dollars worth of prop,
erly.
The lltluatlon developed from a
I IUII Kovei'iiinent uiill-lriist null
iiKiilnsi ii kioui of leuilliiK movie
firms, iiiiioiik them llndlo-Kellli-Oiplii-um
Corp., of which Hutihcn
Is lha coiHrolllnif slorkliolder.
The case utiiilnsi KKO resulted
In an iinreement lo divorce RKO's
movie exhibition business from Its
film production nnd distribution
business und the new picture com
pany wan created to handle the
production und distribution end.
Wool Growers
Ask US Help
PENDLETON vfl Government
defense UKi-nrlcs were urited by
the Urenoii Wool Growers Associa
tion executive board lo buy domes
tic, rtithrr than forelKii wool, In
an effort lo boUtcr tho American
ninrke price.
Tho board, In a resolution adopt
ed Suturduy, aald the present wool
prlco Ol 02.7 cent a pound la be
low present Office of Price Btabl-llr-iition
cclllimh, dropping from
1.10 since last Murch.
A appropriation of 108.000 was
asked from the Slulo Department
of Agriculture lor predatory animal
control and a commlttco named to
work on tho problem.
Member Include Julian Arrlcn,
Vale; Waller Bhumwuy McMlnn
vlllc; Isadorc Inda, Oakland; Mar
tin Joyce, Jiimuru, and Koy Bna
ble, Powell Butlc.
Tlie board set the date for the
nnniir.f stale association meetlnn
In Portland for Nov. 13-14. The
Oreiton ruin aale will be held In
Pendleton Aim. 15. The board met
again Monday. ,
Badly Burned Girl
Goes To Hospital
i'ohtland 'if A 14-vear-old
airl will be In Docrnbechcr Ho,
pltnl here lor the next four months
while doctors ftrnft skin on her
badly burned body.
She la Dolores Weeks, the only
one of nine children who survived
a house tire at Coos Bay lasl
month. She was accompanied here
Saturday by her father, Thomas !
Weeks. Mr. and Mm. Weeks and
Dolores wore the only survivors i
of the lire.
Neluhbors near Coos Bar are do
nating materials and labor to build
the family a new house. I
nu aim m r.-m .rvoriji
PRICE SHOE SALE!
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EGYPTIAN PRISONERS TAKEN IN ISMAIL IA BATTLE Hands over their heads, two
sullen-faced Egyptians are marched toward a prison camp area in Ismailia after their
capture in fierce fighting between British troops and Egyptian police and guerrillas. They
are guarded by a member of the Lancashire Fusiliers. Casualties were heavy in fiercest
battle fought in the trouble spot in the Suez Canal zone.
Paris Talks
End With
Agreement
PARIS ifi British Foreltm Sec
retary Anthony Eden nnd French
Koremn Minister Robert Schuman
wound un talks Saturday on the
stubborn problem of what to do
aoout arming Germany. They said
uicy were in -complete agree
ment' But the communique didn't say
what they axreed on.
' Kdcn. however, renewed a Brit
tsh promise to work "as closely as
possible" with a unified six-nation
European army, now In the troubled
process of formation.
Prime Minister Churchill gave a
similar pledire In December, but
rciicraiea Britain reiusai to join
Ihe army Itself.
Tlie problem before the' two din.
lomuts waa to agree on how many
guns nicy mink Germany should
have to Join In Western defense,
and how soon she should have
them. Presently projected for Oer-
muny nre 12 divisions, plus small
iiuvui units ana an alrlorce of 1,-
MK) planes.
ihe European countries want to
keep the United 8lntes from (ore.
ing what they think mav ha too
speedy rearmament of the late en
emy, jjih mey don't want to slow
things down so much it will dis.
courage United States participation
in t-uio:iiii aeiciue or invite Rus.
slan pressure:
French sources Indicated Frten
and Schuman had some different
of opinion, at least to begin with,
on whether German Chniinr
rwu.iran Adenauer snouid attend the
U.S British and French foreign
,4 meeting m ixmaon Feb.
HI1U 14.
The French unlH &h.,m..
Eden discussed the necessity nt
Genaral
Hans Frci
BOOKKEEPING
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Doctors Quit
Hospital Plan
POUOHKEEPSIE. N. 'Y un
Two doctors have resigned from a
oirui control group as demanded
by St. Francis Roman Catholic
Hospital and a third withdrew his
services to the nnrenthonH imii
"Si .! J aeuca tne
vi me ovra pnysicians mvoivea,
four are Jewlih and three are Pro-
testants.
The 'doctors made known lhflr
plans Friday following the hospit
al's ultimatum that the seven ei
ther break off with tlie Dutchess
County Planned Parenthood League
or resign from the Institution's
staff.
The Catholic Church Is onoosed
to the use of contraceptives or oth
er mecnanicai means oi Dirtn con
trol. Dr. John R. Rogers, former nres-
Ident of the Dutchess County Med
ical Society, and Dr. Martin Lieser
announced they had quit the
league.
Dr. Paul Lass said he never was
a member of the league but had
rendered some services to it out of
"professional courtesy." He said
these services would be withdrawn.
me tour physicians who have de-
settling the Franco-Oerman In
differences that have arisen over
the Saar, and West Germany's de
mand for admission to the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization.
The communique said, however,
"the conversations emphasized the
complete agreement of the two
countries and the trustful friend
ship that unites them."
ITihi hfrnkipSeric txunburtkto
ehumher, with Urn, wlU
cooled vnlvw rlftht in ttodofne,
is the biirie rcMon Firepower
outperform! all prTlou
Anirlnef, ven on Boc-prwnium
Powtr StMrinr and Fluid
lorqu ttandard on Crown
ImpariftiH. Powar 8terinc
optional at mw mat on al)
othur moriria. F1uidTorqiia
optional on all 8-eylinder
modcla, , .
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elded to retain their membership In
the league are Albert A. Rosen
berg, E. Gordon McKenzle, Wil
liam W. Bennett and Florence H.
Gottdlener.
Dogs Used For
Night Watchmen
CHICAGO in Four German
shepherd dogs, after Intensive
training, have been placed on duty
'as night watchmen at the Marshall
Field It Co. warehouse.
The dogs make regular patrols
of the big building and even punch
au-ciear signals oy pressing a foot
pedal with their front paws at each j
post on me neat, wnen the pedal
is pressed, a bell rings above the
oog and toe "all-clear" signal
flashes on the central control
board.
The dogs provide protection for
the two-legged watchmen and also
save them nine miles of walking !
cutii niKui. mry nave oeen trained
to sound emergencies by barking
at any sign of fire.
Helps HmI And Clear
Itchy Skin lash!
Tint applications of highly medicated
Zemo antiseptic promptly relieve Itching
ot rashes, aezema, athlete's foot, psoria
tic, ringworm aadirimilarsurfaee skin and
calp irritations. Then notice ho quickly
your akin starts to clear! Buy Eztn
Stmgth Zemo liquid mm mmmm 4.
for stubborn cans. 110
BEFORE Y0V INVEST IN ANY FINE CAR... COME DRIFETHIS
Crew Flees Broken Ship
In Wild Storm, All Okay
By HKERK HART
MOREHEAD CITY, N. C. I
All ?8 crewmen of the freighter
Mlftet renched shore safely In a
nlniilo lifeboat Monday a htirrl-
cone whipped winds broke the 2,600
ion Panamanian snip In two.
fhe. captain, Ludolph von Tnniten
of Belford, N. J., said the lifeboat
crashed Just before It reached the
shore of Portsmouth Island. The
men Jumped out and waded ashore.
The frelKhter was abandoned at.
2:85 a.m. about a mile and a half
onshore as it started to break up.
Ihe vessel, owned by Carras Ltd.,
of New York City and carrying
wheat from Baltimore to Brazil,
drifted within 100 yards of shore
and DroKe in two.
The captain, barefooted and
Argentina
Cuts Beef
BUENOS AIRES. Argentina Wl
I Saturday was the day of succulent
iMrloin.i again in this beef-eating
land, alter a day s privation,
Friday was the first of the week
ly "meatless davs" decreed hv the
! government. No beef, no mutton.
r.o pork, said the order. Only
chicken, eggs, fish, rabbit, etc.
for Buenos Aires on Fridays, the
rest of the country on Thursdays.
8o a customer went Into a res
taurant Friday and the waiter,
handing him the menu, muttered,
"No meat. No meat tn Argentina."
The customer took what he could
get.
There was privation only In res
taurants, however. Folks eating at
home can buy meat from butchers
any time ond serve it any time.
The government wants to meet
sales commitments to Britain,
Chile and Brazil and believes It
will need to cut Argentine con
sumption by at least 5.000 tons a
month through , mid-summer to
make drought-depleted beef herds
stretch far enough.
NEW GADGET
PORTLAND ( An electronic ;
stethoscope by which as many as
200 students can hear a heartbeat
has been Installed at the University ;
of Oregon Medical School here. '
The device, called an electronic;
cardioscope. is one of 10 in use In !
the country. Dr. Howard P. Lewis, I
;neaa oi uie oepanmeni ot meai-
cine, said it is the biggest . step
forward In teaching the art of
listening to the heart and lungs
since the invention of the stetho
scope. Previously students listened to
the heartbeat of a patient one at a
time.
SLEEP
LATE!
Take a
YELLOW
CAB
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wearing only shorts and a bath
robe as he waited for clothing from
the Coast Guard, said that one
lifeboat splintered as It was low
ered. All the crew had to crowd
Into the remaining boat.
Ho ordered the ship abandoned
after It started cracking through
the middle.
Capt. Tangcn said he tried to
move the freighter away from the
rocky coast, but could make no
progress after water entered the
fuel lines.
The Mlget listed badly as It broke
up offshore. Waves swept over Its
decks.
A Coast Guard rocket, fired by a
beach party searching the shore
line of Portsmouth Island, drew an
answering blinker light from the
stranded freighter about 2 a.m.
That exchange of messages above
Banking Unit
OK's Names
WASHINGTON I The Senate
Bonking Committee Monday ap
proved President Truman's nomin
ation of two new Federal Reserve
Board members despite protests !
irom oen. uougias, U-Ill., tnat the
selections are a "Trojan Horse"
move.
The committee, of which Douglas
Is a member, unanimously ap
proved Abbot Lowe Mills, Port
land, Ore., banker, for one of the
posts, but announced that Douglas
had refrained from voting on the
other, James Lewis. Robertson,
now deputy comptroller of the cur
rency In the Treasury Department.
The nominations now go to the
Senate for confirmation.
Committee members said the
vote was taken without controversy
but that Douglas might raise ob
jections when Robertson's name Is
called for a Senate vote.
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