VVKDNESDAY, MARCH B. 10B2
AOB FOURTEEN
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON .
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LOVELY SHIRLEY RICHERDSON (center above), of Tulelake, is a member of the spark
ling Can-Can chorus which is to appear here at Mills auditorium, Friday, 8 p.m., when
the Malin Mariner's Club presents the musical comedy "Showboat". With Shirley fin the
picture above are Louis Stewart (left), Merrill, and Tom Williams (right), Oregon Tech.
The Klamath Falls Lions Club is co-sponsoring the show here. All tickets are general
admission and may be obtained at the door or from Lions or Mariners. The two-hour show
has a cast of 55 drawn from Malin, Merrill, Tulelake, Bonanza and Klamath Falls.
Atom Site
Battle Rages
ALBUQUERQUE W) New Mex
ico officials hope to preserve as
state or national monument the
place where the atomic age exploded-
from a dream to reality.
Opposition is mounting to Atomic
Energy Commission plans to f Ul in'
the great saucer of jade and tur-upis-colored
glass left by the first
A-bomb explosion July 16, 1945.
Hie site is located at Trinity, N.
M., about 120 miles south of Al
r in, :
buquerque.
Gov. Edwin Mechem already has
wired the AEC in Washington, ask
ing reconsideration of the action.
Mayor Walter S. Mullins of Al
amogordo, nearest major commu
nity to the desert site, also ex
pressed opposition.
"Every day people stop to ask
about the test site and we think it
should be preserved," he said-
Gov. Mechem wired that "this
site ranks historically as one of
the century's most talked of
places" and making it a state or
national monument should be ser
iously considered.
The $24,600 contract for filling
the site was awarded D. D. Skou
sen of Albuquerque. The AEC said
its scientific interest in the site is
satisfied and it had decided to have
the depression filled. .
The head of a Korean village is
elected by secret ballot, with one
member of each household cast
ing one vote.
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Fighter-Interceptor Unit
On Steady Guard Against
Invasion By Enemy Forces
(WASHINGTON W Two possible
"Peart Harbors" dapan and Alas
ka are being guarded by new ra
dar guided jet fighters that fly
By MARY EC.AN
Both the boys and Rirls saw bas
ketball action over the weekend.
For the bovs, it was a high scor
ing game with the Tulelake Honk
ers Friday night while the Aca
demy girls fell oetore tne Henley
girls Saturday afternoon 38-8 in
the B game and 33-28 In the A
game. This was the first time
SHA girls have had the opportunity
to play another school but they
are eagerly looking forward to do
ing It again.
The annual magazine drive is be
ing sponsored by tho Academy In
the effort to raise money lor the
Chimes paper. As the drive was
very successful last year the stud
ents are confident that they can
again reach their goal and thus
continue having a school paper. Let
this be the motto of every stu
dent salesman: "If everyone works
on this drive like me-What kind ol
a success would this drive be."
Studying for exams this week,
taking the exams next week, and
spring vacations the following week
add up to a very busy month of
March for S. H. A.
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SPRING ANNIVERSARY
Savings!
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401 So. 6th
through night and storm to seek
out and destroy armed aerial ln
vadera, .
Lockheed Aircraft Corp., makers
oi tno F-tn interceptor jets, an
nounced this Tuesday night, with
permission of the Air Force.
The announcement said F-M's
are now operating under the Alas
kan Air Command In the 17th
Fighter-Interceptor aroup. In roply
to queries, tho Air Force said the
equivalent of a group normally
Jt planes of the all-weather Jets
is now based In Japan as part ol
tho istu Air Force,
Their missions: In Japan, to pro.
tect American Installations from
any sudden attack by Red forces,
either those of China or the Soviet
Union. In Alaska, to guard against
any Russian bon)6lng strike or air
borne seizure of Alaskan arltleld.i
and to intercept any long-range in
vasion along the Polar path from
Russia to the United States.
Tho F-84 Is a two-sentorcorrylng
a pilot and" a radar observer. On
his radnrscopc In the plane, the ob-
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Dhaslited the slate of alertursa o
air defense in the strategic North.
It said F-M's are spotted constant
ly on runways, ready for luntitnt
take off. Crews, fully dressed In Ar
tlo clothes, Maud by on tho ready.
When ground radars signal the
approach of an unidentified plane,
the jets kite fur It even If It only
turns out to bn a straggling bimh
pilot or an airliner allaying oil
course.
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friends to clubs and social functions.
It doesn't call for a very great output ,
of horsepower for duties like these.
But there are times when you want a
car that can do vastly more, and these
are the times when you'll want what .
this year's Roadmaster has to offer. ,
Beneath its proud hood, there's a
Fireball 8 Engine a valve-in-head
that can let loose 170 lively horse
power when needed.
And alongside this engine there's
also an Airpower carburetor which
thriftily feeds fuel and air through two
8maller-than-u8ual barrels for normal
driving which means that you now
use less gas at 40 than yoti'd formerly
use at 30. ,
; But there are two barrels in reserve
waiting for you to call them into
action and they let loose a soaring
rush of power that sinks your
shoulders back into, the seat cushion,
swoops you past a truck-out of a tight
spot-up a hill sets your speedometer
needle to registering added, miles
more than twice as fast as your watch
can tick off the seconds. ' ;
Ihis is an experience you certainly
should know firsthand, -1 '. v ,,
You should also know how Buick's ,
Power Steering provides a helping'
hand in slow-motion maneuvers-lets "
you keep the "feel" of the car in :
straightaway driving.
' And just for, good measure, this '52
Roadmaster also has the biggest
brakes of 'any postwar Buick-the '
greatest trunk space since spare tires - ;
moved off the front fendcYs-a warn .
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