MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2S, 10S2
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACK SEVEN
RECORD RELAXATION - Tyron Powrr t ic
junlnted with hla nrw ro-ttir. firrmtn-born lllldi-nrde Nr(T, at
Ihejr ttlcct records for t concert bclwrcn takes on Hollywood let
SMOKEY, THE BEAR,
TO GET PROTECTION
fly JOHN KAMI'S . The Hpniito Judiciary Committee
WASHINGTON lP) Hrnokry thr- li'Mt week upiniived a bill "pro-
urnr una oecoino an uimiiUK iiihi uic iiiniuriK me rnHnumciure or une
kovernincnt la UikIiik nterm to rno-
loci lln rlKliln In nm Brrvlcr,
Coimreaa la working on ItKlala
lloil lo rmiulntfl ue nl the Rrenlent
loreat lira llttlitcr In history: A
picture of n henr cub wenrlnit h
nwinrr'a hut mid blue jcniwi and
ciirrylnic a lorratrr'a fthovrl.
PRISON'EK INFORMATION
BAIOON. lndo-Chlna, W The
Trench Red Croas has announced
the eatabllahment of a headiiimr
tera that will centralize information
on members of the French force
hold captive, thoao missing, nnd
civilian intemces.
JAY-WALKING BRINGS FINKS
CALGARY, Alta., I One hun
dred person here each paid 60
cent flnea for Jaywalking during
January. They were the first vie
tlma of the city's antl-Jay-walklng
by-law, which became effective Jan
2.
RED UNDERCOVER STUFF
MOSCOW im Russian factories
are going to turn out lot more
underwear, socks and alocklnRa in
1962. Three times more stockings
and socks are going to be manu
factured. Rayon hosiery will be in
creased 150 per cent and artificial
silk underwear 40 per cent.
The per capita rates of steel
production In the leading Western
European countries are mostly
around two tatbroe times ss hlult
as in Russia. ,
According to Uio machinery nd
Allied Products Institute, capital
Invested per employe In all Indus
try including agriculture Is 111,200.
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Fire Checked
At hprwnnrl
A SHERWOOD, "Ore. W Fire
Jj broke out In an unused attln space
.'J above the UDL grocery and mar-
jji ket here about II p.m. Suwiuy
nnd for s lime threatened three
; building". Including Ihe pnMnfflre.
I-ire and water damage wan heavy,
I but the buildings were saved.
me Diau) was In the same block
as that In which there was a costly
lire aome two yearn ago.
Sunday's lire, however, was
checked more quickly as the Sher
wood and Tualatin rural fire de
partment poured big quantities of
water on It.
There was some damage at the
Wink hardware atore. mostly from
water, but Ihe mnlor loss was held
lo Ihe market, known as Jones
market. Much of the stock was be-
evrd to have been ruined.
Cause of the fire was not Im
mediately determined.
There was no loss estimate.
Helmet Saves
Boy's Life
I.OS ANflfXEH Wl One of 10
year old Dick Htewart's toys was
.i shipyard worker's buttered ! I
met. The toy saved ' Dick's 1 Ic
fcuml.y when a cavcln burled him.
Dick and his pals were digging a
ruve. Like any nuli-lv minded con
t miction worker. Dick put on his
hrlmet. The dirt suddenly col
lapsed and burled him. Rescuers
dug frantically lor live minutes.
When they nulled Dir k out they
found the h'-linct hr.cl slipped down
over his facce and formed a pocket
of air beneath the earth blanket.
The air pocket saved Dick's life,
rescuers said.
Most Highways
Clear of Snow
SALEM Wl Oregon highways
were lit iood condition Monday ex
cept for packed snow at Timber
line and Austin, and icy spots in a
lew other areas.
Tlie Highway Commission re
ported Icy spots nl Union Creek,
through the Blsklyou Mountains,
Kaiitlam Pans. Willamette Pass,
Chcmult, Meacham and Seneca.
of Hmokey by unauthorized persons
nnd Imposing maximum penalties
of a $240 line and six months In ,
lull for violations. ,
M'LKIi
The committee chairman. Sen.
McCarran (D.-Nev.i, predicts the
bill will - be enacted Into law
speedily.
Clovernment officials want lo
keep Bmokey out of commercial
advertisements and In the lire pre
vention business In which he has
been a spectacular success.
Millions of Americans have seen
Ihe mighty mite on fire prevention
posters, on cards In busses and
streetcars, and on television and
motion picture screens. And fire
prevention messages Irom Bmokey
have been on the radio.
A song about Bmokey. written bv
Kleven Nelson and Jack Rollins of
Hollywood, has been completed and
will be put on phonograph records
n a few months.
Secretary of Agriculture Brannan
urged the Senate com mil tee lo ap
prove Ihe bill, saying "to many
people Bmosev Bear and fore t
fire prevention are synonymous."
TOP I K.IITKK
Clint Davis of the Forest Service
here, who directs a nationwide co
campaign, says fimokcy is "Die
best Individual fire fighter of all
lime."
Davis adds: "Bmokey has cap
tured the fancy and attention of the
public end we know he is helping
to reduce the number of man
cnused fires In the forests. Prior
to 1942, llres were running about
210,000 a year. During the past
five years, the overage has been
190.000 a year despite a 50 per cent
Increase In public use of the for
ests. Bmokey gets some of the
credit."
IIKI) PARATROOPS! ARRIVE
MONO KONO i The Independ
ent newspaper Wall Klu Vat Po
reported Monday In a dispatch
from Nannlng, In Communist China
that 1500 Red Chinese paratroop
ers have arrived In Kwangsl Prov
ince for "action In Indochina In the
not too distant future.
MET WITH HISS Na
thaniel Wcyl, Washington
free lanoe writer, testifying
that in 1034 he had sat In
meetings of a secret Com
munist cell with Alger Hiss,
former State Department
official. He told the Senate
Internal Security Subcom
mittee in Washington that
lie, Hiss and other govern
ment employes were all
members of a Communist
cell.
Dollarhide
Takes Firsts
TUCSON. Ariz. W A Lakevlew.
Ore., cowboy, Hoss Dollarhide, took
firsts In saddle brnnc riding and 1
team tying at the four-day Fiesta
de los Vaqueros Rodeo here Sunday.
Hla wlnnlnir time in the team tv-
Ing event wns 24 1 seconds. Deb
Copenhaver. Spokane, took second
place in saddle brnnc riding: and
Richard Nelson, Klamath Falls,
placed second In bareback brjnc
riding.
Police Eye
Vandalism
Reports of thefts and vandalism
over Ihe weekend were being In
vestigated today by City Police.
Mrs. Delia Oormen, 1310 Pleasant
St.. told officers her wallet and
coin purse containing (30 In cur
rency were stolen from the base-'
mem of the First Presbyterian
Church Sunday while she was at
tending a wedding.
Bob Keesee, olympta Apts., re
ported Sunday expensive damage
v.ss done to enamel of his bath
room washbowl, apparently with a
hammrr. Keeseo said someone ap
parently entered the apartment
through a window.
WASHINGTON 11 The Defence
Department Monday Identified M
more battle casualties in Korea In
a new list iNo. 808) that reported
10 killed, 38 wounded, two missing
In action and four Injured. It also
listed four dead who were pre
viously reported missing.
Ilciltiiiie Snnck
solves laxative prolilcm
"I have had great success with
tLL-sssN," writes Patcrson, N. J.,
man. "After years of constipation,
nm now rcgulnr. Thanks to my
ii cup of all-bran every dayl" If
you suffer from Irregularity due
to lack of dietary bulk, try a bowl
fill of this tasty cereal every night
before bed ... It may bring back
the youthful regularity you
thought long lost, all-bran Is the
only type ready-to-eat cereal that
supplies all the bulk you may
need. It's high In cereal protein,
rich In Iron, provides essential B
and D vitamins. Not hablt-form-lns.
If you're not sattsled after
10 days, send empty carton to
Kcllogg's, Battle Creek. Mich.,
and get double money eackI
Tele-fun
by Warren Goodrich
HO
"I'll wait a full minute for Mr.
Cutworm to answer. He'll be
In the garden cutting flow
ers."... Folks can't always get
to the telephone right away . . .
bo please give them time to
answer . . . Pacific Telephone-
Extensive shipbuilding activities
have been resumed In Ihe port of
l eghorn, Italy.
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DAVENPORTS and CHAIRS BED DIVANS
and CHAIRS SWING ROCKERS
We urge you to buy now while prices are low and our selection is really complete. Orer 96 living room
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BED DIVAN CHAIR
Grey or Beige
Reg. $189.95 Value
95
$24.95
SI 0.25
Down
Month
Similar Style in Davenport
and Choir $189.50
BED DIVAN and CHAIR
P. pa. S234.85! Mouive sauare arms, aiant leaf all SALE $
wool frieze ,one of our most popular covers. Big PRICED
bedding compartment, single deck spring. In Cocoa,
Red, Hunter Green, Beige, Turquoise, Grey, Rose. $31.50 Down
207
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BED DIVAN and CHAIR
Heavy all wool frieze cover. Beautifully designed, square arm modern. Spacious bedding com
partment, double decked springs. In Cocoa. Kelly Green, Sage Green, Beige, Turquoise, Gray or
Cranberry. Save $53.75! Reg. $273.25.
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SALE!
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$34.50 Down - Small
Monthly Payment
SA VE $50! MASSIVE MODERN DA VENPORTand CHAIR
, Reg. 349.50
$29950
$45.50 Down - $18.65 Mo.
SWING
ROCKERS
Reduced Accordingly
Prices S3775
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Very high grade, heaviest quality wool frieze, satin backed. Smart modern
two-cushion seat. A big, beautiful set. Cocoa, Red, Hunter Green, Beige, Tur
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SALE $30450
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$46.50 down, $18.90 a month.
2-PIECE
SECTIONALS
SALE PRICED!
Green $149.50
Beige $189.50
Red $189.50
Green $159.50
Grey $253.50
Turquoise $253.50
Others
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