THURSDAY, KF.nnUARY 14, 1052
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Vsu Lodge VOA, Klamath
. I.nnk 40, will (ilmnrvn lln 'III nn
, nlvnrniiry Hi llm Biilurdny mcclliiK
., m v:m p.m., in tim looi" Hull,
liilllittlnu u iifw incinlioift will 1)0
Inllowrd by riilrnnluiipiilH unci iliinc
liiK, Members mid friends Invited.
Iillrrimllniiul Relations Htiidv
. Oriiuii of AAUW meets tnnlHhl n't
. H Hi llm home of Mm. Frank John
, nun, lutu MmiKiinitii.
Iiljurrd Denny Srwnld, two
Mild (inn linJf.ycur-olcl nOn ol Mr.
mid Mm. Cllllcird Hrwold, wns
, brought to llllltldfl hospital Turn-
i diiy alter fulling Irnin a bed at hi
home runt ol Dairy, Injuring Ills
, right li'ii. X-niys nhnwcd u silvered
, break of thn large. Wu bone. A
,,cui, wim put on in id the lllllo buy
Willi tiikuii liome Wednesday.
Inltllrd-Kcn Miller, Mnlln, has
. Iircn liiltluted Into I'hl BlKiiut Kup
pa, the liiilrrnlty which he pledgrd
nt the beginning ol the full term
m Oregon Blnle College. He In the
Mm of Mr. nnil Mm. 1). L. Miller,
mid was a lotil miKluulc of Mullu
high.
VIllor-Mr.' mid Mm. Wllllnm
Cimry. Mlnol, N. D . narrnlN of
Mrs. Cliiln Lolilwn, wA Orchard,
liocoinpunlrd Mr. mid Mr. I.uhbrii
mid thi'lr fuinlly on trip through
the redwoods recently. Ucfnrn re
turning home the visitors will no
Ja 'orlliiml.
, ' M'TA Mrrt-Kalrimven PTA held
ii Founder's Day meeting Feb. 8
in the hcIiooI midlUirlum. A nomin
ating committee headed by liny
Oehlrrlch wnn appointed. Pimm
fur the new Addition to Include
lour classrooms, n culelrriu mid
arts mid crnltn room to be built
In tlir neur liilure were nhown.
Two lllmn on Boll Conservation
were nhown,
Mrrllnf Tlie Builders Class of
the First Methodlnl church will
hold a Fellnwnhlp Night, Friday,
H p.m. ul the church.
League of Women Vnlern Unit
2 will meet Friday, 1:30 p.m., nt
thn home; of Mm. Paul Duck,
Woiuin, KIbii Knock will lend n
discussion on Inflation. Anyone in
tuicntcd In Invited.
rllmata-llnmcdale Extension unit
mcoln Friday, 111:30 a.m. In Jonn'a
Kitchen. Demonstration on Kitchen
nrrmiKcmrnt. Jlrlnn your kitchen
Hour plan. y,
Oreion Ktate Motlirra meellnit
tonluht, 7:30, In the. recrcntlon hull
ol the hounliiK unit, Bob JJoiuicy
will bo the (iicuker,
Correction There will not lie 1
biitiliicnn inrelliiK of the I'llot'a
Club on Friday evenlnir nn nil
nounced In hint nliiht'a llornld mid
Nnwn. The meetlnif wnn to huve
been held on Wcdiirnduy and the
Friday dute wan released throuiih
mi error. There will be Valen
tino ihuito at the club Buturduy.
Altamnnt Home Kxtennlon
Home I'liliithm clunn will meet
Wednendiiy, Feb. SO, lit Joun'n
Kitchen, in a.m. Buck liuichcii will
bo tnkeii. Fur further Information
cull Mra. Peyton at 6307.
I.aillea Nlnjhl wna observed by
Toketeo Lloun nt their Wlmmitt Ho
tel dinner Wednendny nlKht. Hon
ored Kiirnt wun Dr. Elmo Steven
non, BOCE prenldent. Enlertnln
inenl wnn provided by the Chuck
Miller trio.
Correetlon Mr. and Mra. Tval
C. Taylor aro the piircnm of a
boy bom Feb. 3. lOYi, not a Klrl
an prcvlounly reimrted In the Her
uld und News this week.
Tulrlnke Chapel of Church ol
Jenun Chrlnt ol Latter Duy SulllUi
will be the ncene ol a "Ui-neolOKy
Puiteunt" prenentcd by members of
Grazing Fees
Up on Modoc
ALTUnAB Fees for grazing live-
ntock on the Modoc Nutlonul For-
ent will be hlKhcr In 1052 than
luHt ynur.
'Hie foe for cattle will be 71)
ccntH a month, for hornen 117 ccnu
a month and for ahecp IN. 76 centn
u month, compurnd to 1061 ruten
of (13, 77 and 1A conln, respectively.
Nutlonul Forent grazing feea vary
from year to year according to
Ins relation with the provlnun
year's llventock prlcea with a 1031
bane.
Tlie Bureau of Agricultural Eco
nomic llgurex thut furmera and
lunchern In the Went received nil
averugn price of $2910 per hun
dred lor beef cuttle, exclusive of
cnlvcni In 1051, and 131.10 a hun
dred lor Inmbn. The beef Bvcrnge
reprcnentn a 440 per cent Increnne
over the 1031 bune, and the lamb
average a 340 per cent Increase.
Jets Collide,
Pilot Lost
TOKYO !'; Two UJ. Thunder-
Jeta collided on a routine putrol
lllgnt ihumanv ana plunged into
the sea In Tsugaru Hindis be
tween Hokkaido and Honshu I.1.
lundn. One or the F-84 pilots was res
cued, only slightly ln)ur I. by Japa
nese fishermen. The other appar
ently wan killed by the forte of the
collision, Fur East Air Forces said.
Mumca wero withheld.
the Klamth Fulls LDH chivch Sun
day, Feb. 17, at 6:30 p.m.
Vlallor Mrs. W. E. Krueger ol
Hucramenlo, a lormer Klumatn
Fnlln resident, In vlHltlng with her
non and his lumlly, C. E. Krueger,
Vit N. 7th.
Daughter Born Mr. and Mrs.
Jnck Wurd of Eugene are the par
ents of a daughter born Feb. 13,
1052. The buby wan named Gull
Leo. Piiternnl grandparents arc
Mr. and Mm. J, W. Wnrd ol Zleg
ler's Cabins on U.S. Highway 07.
Sweetheart Ball The Mutual
Improvement Association of the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Duy Hnlnls Invites all members
and friends to the annual Sweet
heart Bull Friday, Dancing from
0 to 11:30 p.m.
Danee An old time dance Is
scheduled lor Saturday night at
the Midland Orange. The public
In welcome.
Street Lights
Shot Out
City street lights are "sitting
ducks" these nights for some van
dal's hlghpowered air gun In the
Hot Springs area.
City Police report the bnxscore
for Wednesday night was very
costly.
Lights were shattered at the In
tersections of Pacific Terrace and
Munzanlttt, LeRoy, Fremont, Mel
rose and Esplanade streets, also
at 1040 Melrose, 1048 Esplanade
and at Esplanade and Del Moro.
TEST DltlLl.lNO
PORTLAND im Diamond Drill
haa been awarded a (16,002 con
tract lor test drilling at the Pelton
Dnmslte on the Deschutes River In
Central Oregon.
The Portland Ocnerul Electric
Company said drilling was to start
Thuriiday.
Malin Club
Plans Show
MALIN The "Mariner's Show
Bout of 1052" Is this year's theme
lor the Malln Mariner's Club an
nual extravaganza, to be held
Feb. 28 and 20 at the Broadway
theater.
Starting at 8 o'clock both nights,
there will be a continuous program
of songs, comedy, music and
dunces with the curtain drawn only
during intermission. Local Basin
talent will be featured and cos
tumes are to carry out the show
boat theme.
Veterans of past shows who will
appear Include Mary Jane Paygr,
Nell Kuzac. Lynn Roycroft. Don
Miller and his boys, Diane Mlcka,
Jed Murph, Olney Rudd, Louie
Stewart, Howard Dewey, Vesta
Shogren, Lynette Lyon and the old
timers' orchestra featuring Charles
Dobry, Ivan Ottoman, Fred Mc
Donald and Ray Van Meter.
New performers obtained by
by show director Mrs. Hab Wil
son Include Jerry Fales. Eileen
Hcrringshaw, Juanlta Fabianek,
Tom Williams, Mrs. Dave Bridge.
Woody Chambers and a 18 - girl
chorus, directed by ' Mrs. Ruby
Kujac. This chorus Is made up of
four girls each from Merrill, Tule
lake. Bonanza and Malin.
Admission will be tl for adults
and 50 cents for children under
twelve. Tickets may be obtained
from any Mariner member.
Your policy la fitted to your
needs If you let It from Hans
Norland. 637 Pins St.
Wi-ne-ma
COFFEE SHOP and DINING ROOMS
Quality Food At Reasonable Prices
Our new ond sanitary kitchen and meot coolers ore
open for public inspection at ony time . . . See for
yourself how your food is prepared ond hondled!
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Come see the car with America's most revolutionary
engine design. It's sensational!
TREMENDOUS NEW POWER I Biggest engine advance in a
generation ... 160 horsepower . . . terrific acceleration and
cruising performance on regular fuel!
TREMENDOUS NEW FEATURES! TVy new Power Steering
'. . . it's unbelievable! Super-safe Power Brakes. No-Shift
Driving. Electric Window Lifts. Lots more!
DESOTO HAS POWER STEERING!
j . It's absolute magic! . . . now you can turn
f i the wheel with one finger. Hydraulic
4 power does the work for you. Parking
is child's play. Come on in and try itl
NEW, UNIQUE AIR-VENT HOOD!
Look at the new De Soto above . . note
the Air-Vent that directs air to carbu
retor. This helps increase engine power!
WMIf llrf.walf Nrtt, wh.n ovnll.
aM, or optional tquipmtnf.
FIRE DOME has famous dome-shaped combustion chambers with
centralized spark plugs ... the engine design that gets more power ,
from every drop of gas. This new De Soto will be the most talked
about car of 1952. See it TODAY I
JIM OLSON MOTORS
So. 6th & Walnut - Klamath Falls
Don't Mlu GR0UCH0 MARX In "Yet 1st Tour Ills". . . Prtitntsd by DE SOTO-FUMOUTH Dialers on both Radio and Teltvlslon (NSC Networks) ... Sit Newspaper lor Time and Station.
Tele-fun
by Warren Goodrich
"Hallo Thanks for waiting.
We ants hovo boon busy all i
nlaht. Thai doodIo) horn dldn t
do th dinner dishes I"... You'll 1
enjoy better service and j
won't miss incoming calls if
you answer promptly .. .
Pacific Telephone. j
TAUCHER'S MEATS
IN
CARTER'S FINE FOODS .Z.
FRYERS swiH' T,y pc,c
Pork Shoulder Roast
FRESH GROUND BEEF
PURE PORK SAUSAGE
EASTERN BACON
HAMS
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Seal pack,
Mb. pk9.
Tenderized,
holf or whale Ib.
79c
41c
65c
55c
49c
59c
MANY MORE SPECIALS TO
CHOOSE FROM!
VYlahiha $lwpA and Sh&pA
Can't fiive You the Stars
Can't pluck you the moon nor sweep the milky
way Into your waiting arms but we CAN tell
you where to get the biggest thrill in all your
life . . you'll be catching your breath until
old age creeps up and
catches you, after you
have seen what WE
saw at RICKY'S . .
Coming tenderly out
of wrappings this week
, were MORE "nuggets"
from SASCHA BRAS-
TflFP thnfc inmmmr.
able "dreamer of de
sign" who is sweeping America from Holly
wood to the Empire building, from Texas to
Canada with his ceramic ART.
We ALMOST "curtsied" before the dignified,
mustachioed "gent" who flirts a wicked eye
as a MARTINI JUG surrounded by six IN
DIVIDUAL "cups" . . YOUXL adore the
"cache" boxes, several sized "vases" to tuck
away your shekels In . . the precious grooved
FISH ashtray, huge enough (almost) for a
serving platter . . the darling double SNACK
DISH . . the gigantic PLATTER . . covered
cigarette boxes . . the slender SQUARE vases
. . Pegasus, golden steed of mythology . .
SASCHA has caught the gorgeous colors
of the autumn, the gleam of sun, the gray
of shadows, the plum and brown of fruits and
greens of virgin forests, the grace of a ballet
dancer, the challenge of the archer, the heady
troth of purple wine as it Hows from an oaken
cask into a tumbler . . the DARING that Is in
all men . . caught it all and brushed It on cer
amics . . look as you may . . you'll lind no TWO
bits ot his art are quite identical . . his brush
Is flung with the sweet abandon of the artist
who dares to do the unusual and he signs
his name to all and sundry pieces . .
No need to look into a crystal ball to know
that RICKYg Is ALWAYS on the beam for
the UNUSUAL youH know it after seeing the
SASCHA BARSTOFF bits of beauty at 700
Main,
Hitkys
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Stop worrying about what yon don't have
concentrate . on . your . assets ... all . women
can't have soulful eyes but if they are blue,
play them up If your locks are snowy, your
nose a bil on the bumpy side, your lips too
thin or your neck not as graceful as the swan's.
You can wear any shade of blue . . . play up
your eyes. If yon wear glasses with blue plastic
frames . . . wear blue earrings .a bit of blue
veiling ... a touch of blue eye shadow, a blue
hair rinse ... a touch of blue at your throat
and wrists ... all tricks to make you beautiful
nd they work.
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WIIKX IT'S SI'ISI.M,
and "birdies" sing and your winter wardrobe
looks "old and gray" and the boy across the
aisle looks right THROUGH you and the
telephone NEVER rings and you teel just like
shedding your skin and
stepping out all FRESH
and NEW. it's time to go
to MILLER'S gals . . it's
time to go to MILLER'S
but DON'T go .blindfolded
. . keep your eyes WIDE
open to see the pertest,
1 prettiest, gay get-around-ers
in the SPORTSWEAR
world on the SECOND
floor at MILLER'S.
MILLER'S has dreamed you up BLOUSES
. . SHIP 'n SHORE and well-known HENDAN
. . sanforized, color-fast, SMOOTH new'
BLOUSES In beautiful new SPRING shades . .
, checks, plaids, plains . . LONG sleeves to
cover your wrist bones . . SHORT sleeves to
your dimpled elbows and NO sleeves "a'tall"
. . ALL sizes at prices that won't send the
old budget into a tail spin . . $3.50 to $4.95 . .
saucy, sweet
GLORIFY yourself with the CREAMIEST,
slim, trim . . pleated, pretty SKIRTS to ar
rive in THIS city . . MATERIALS are simply
DIVINE . . young-hearted PLAIDS, CHECKS,
PLAINS . . in TEXTURES that are making
HEADLINES for Spring . . C A S H A S .
SHARKSKINS . . AILL-WOOL WORSTED . .
Styles with SPARKLE . . $5.95 to $14.95 . .
EVERY woman, married, single, popular or
NOT needs a JACKET, little fling coats . .
DARLINGS of ANY WARDROBE . . look for
THEM at MILLER'S In men's-wear gray with
BIG patch pockets, wee little back pleat like
the "kick" pleat in a skirt . . fully lined . .
$19.95 . . magical "Easter Dream" PLAID ones
. . brown and yellow . . navy and red . . blue
and rust . . lined from neck to hem , . $16.95.
AND it's a SWEATER year and the BIG
sweater news is NECKS . , TURTLE necks
'n CREW necks in "prlnky" pastels . . little
cuffed sleeves with seml-bnt-wlnd "umph" . .
tuck them In. take them out just to be DIF
FERENT . . found SOME without any sleeves
at all, another fashion plucked from tomorrow
. . time's run out . . we hope we'll see you
"Manana" at 512 Main street,
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Have you registered? Registration books
close April 15 . don't forget.
IF YOC'IIE HEADED
toward Palm Springs where the mountains
meet the desert '. . to the Mardl Gras where
colors flash like Northern Lights against a
winter sky . . to far and fragrant Scotland
where pink heather flaunts
Its fronds across the
moors . . don't stay TOO
long or linger late to sum
mer, BECAUSE Spring i
V iVVfc JVy romping down the highway
vv? J Sh of tne year hclPed W
C4)mC5 CARTERS!
iVL. Ahntt fhl lima n All
long winter, we need a
HARBINGER of warmer
days to coin and wha
SURER sign than SEEDS
In colored PACKETS . . FERRY-MORSE
' SEEDS that raise a BETTER GARDEN.
Open the door on SPRING by tucking now,
into your GROCERY basket enough SEEDS
to help you OROW your MENUS . . golden
carrots . . sweet com, plump, big ears to dunk
in melted butter . . tender peas and string
beans, long and brittle . . wee BURR "cukes
and long-necked snuash and VIOORO to grow
them . . CARTERS' SEED DEPARTMENT will
make you "itch" to garden . .
To cover SEEDS of BLUE SCABOSIA and
red and yellow ZINNIAS in moist, warm earth
to waken . . it's SWEET PEA time and don't
forget it . . 'tis EARLY planting that brings
them into blossom before the summer sun
grows hot and hungry for the roots of grow
ing things in gardens.
Found old-time PORTULACA . . the very
same that grew 'round the flagstone step
when we were far, far younger . . and SCAR
LET RUNNER BEANS to climb the wall and
ramble off to greet the Neighbor's DAWN
PETUNIAS . . ALL the seeds you'll NEED to
grow you BEAUTY, "way" beyond your winter
expectations.
SO . . make your list of bread and butter
. . honey for the Johnny-cakes and all the
little fancies" for your Winter tabl. then
ADD your SEED and don't forget tnem, for
winter wanes and Spring is laughing in the
willows.
The gloom of skies that were grey and low
ering fled across the mountain and the sun
came out to shine on FERRY SEEDS this
week as we looked and leaped in thought to
ward summer while shopping with "Your Most
Thoughtful Grocer," 1420 Esplanade, Phone
2-2511, f
Carters'
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Did yon ever stop (o think about the art of
friendship? The unexpected telephone call Just
to say "Hello" that means so much ... the
letter that arrived out of a blue sky . . . the
sharing of life's happy moments ... the brew
ing of a cup of tea . . . the offering of a prized
recipe ... the loaf of warm bread or the pat
of fresh churned Jersey butter ... it takes so
little to bind true friends together with in
visible ropes, strong as steel.
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America's Most Attractive
women NEVER need to HANDCUFF a man to
hold his adoration . . they play the game with
CURRIN'S and watch for SPECIALS . . while
scouting the COSMETIC bar this week at th
"Friendly Drug Store" dis
covered there's a painless
way to keep you looking
lovely as a danseuse . . the
TUSSY way.
A glamorous woman Is
one with the soft and supple
skin and to KEEP that way,
the long years through, takes
CASH, So unless your purse Is
stuffed with silver, here's a
pointer . . this is TUSSY
TIME . . February 7 until March the 8th . .
the davs you'll get the TUSSY SPECIALS . .
EMULSIFIED CLEANSING CREAM for
skins as dry as brittle winds In autumn and
PINK CLEANSING CREAM lor skins that
TUSSY says are NORMAL . . the ounce slz
that usually EXTRACTS $2 from your hand
bag may be taken home for $1.25 . , the GIANT
size that sells for $3.50 at any OTHER time,
now goes for $2.25.
The sages say that age brings wisdom but
wilts skin beauty . . that climate etches lines
and diet sometimes ruins texture of the "skin
you love to touch" . . so TUSSY, ready to help
you walk in beauty Is offering, once more.
THIS yenr, these specials with the help of the
BEAUTY BAR, Ninth and Main,
Currin's
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Easter blouses will lake (wo directions this
year , . . new synthetic fabrics make the usual
Easter frills easy on the eye and easy to main
tain . . . you'll be wearing ruffles and frills,
lavishly displayed on the nylon tricots aad
nylon - and orlan combinations ... all with
quick-drying, no-ironing properties. At the other
rnd of the blouse story, it's the ckunle salt
blouse, the soft, feminine, individually detailed
type called the French blouse. Most have a
' curved dropped shoulder but no sleeves, some
bustllne or midriff-section detail, such as
pockets, tabs, buttons.
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