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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY, MARCH , 1052
I Handshaking Candidates
On New Hampshire In
Descend
Force As
Vote Wears; Truman Playing Coy
By The Associated Press
... Political oratory echoed across
New Hampshire's snow-covered
hills Thursday In hand-shaking,
meet the people, answer the ques
tions campaigns.
' The Republican and Democratic
races each appeared to be a con
test between a man working hard
for the Presidency and one who
hasn't said he wants the Job.
The Republican choice seemed
harrowed to Senator Robert A.
Taft, who arrives In New Hamp
shire Thursday in earnest quest
of the nomination, and Gen. Dw4ght
6 Candidates
Appear On
j)re. Ballot
!2P0RTLAND W It appeared
-Thursday that there will be six
candidates for President on : the
"May 16 Oregon Republican primary
ballot.
"Three of them are willing candi
dates. Three others do not want to
JCIW.
ffhree of them apparently will
"e filed twice.
The willing candidates are Gov.
"iTart Warren of California, Gen.
Jjwight Elsenhower and Harold
fStassen.
The unwilling candidates are
Gen. Douglas MacArthur, Sen.
"Robert A. Taft of Ohio, and Sen.
3?ayne Morse of Oregon.
. tassen filed his own candidacy
recently and Warren said in Sac
"ramento Wednesday that he would
"W the same before the Friday
igtadline.
.Backers of Gen. Eisenhower and
Gen. MacArthur have placed their
candidates' names on the ballot by
nominating petitions.
T"Mrs. Fred Gronnert, who calls
JjfTsea a conservative Republican,
Mid she would file petitions which
would place the names of Morse,
Msenhower, Etassen and Warren
on the ballot
A backer of Gen. MacArthur, she
.said she thought the multiple filings
would aid her candidate by split
ting the vote which might other
wlse go to Eisenhower.
But MacArthur does not wish to
Jun to Oregon and has told his
sponsor, F. E. Epton, so. Epton
rhag not yet revealed whether he
will attempt to comply with the
generals request. .Besides mat,
. there Is a question as to whether
! the name legally could be with
drawn even if Epton wished to.
Mrs. Gronnert said she would
i fib the four nominating petitions
' Saturday ven though three can
didates already are in the race
to prevent ine sponsors irom with
drawing the candidates at the last
minute.
- Jack Travis, Hood River news
paper publisher, against Taft's
wishes is circulating petitions to
put th Ohio Senator's name on
the ballot. Travis said he had 850
of the necessary 1,000 signatures.
Oregon Dentists
Get The Word
PORTLAND OB Six Oregon
dentists will be drafted into the
Army as enlisted men unless they
apply for reserve commissions be
fore their induction date.
. -That was the announcement
Wednesday of Oregon Selective
Service Officials who said earlier
that they would begin drafting doc
tors and dentists soon to meet
- Oregon quotas.
-Col. Francis W. Mason said
draft notices were being salt to
the six dentists. They will be In
ducted April 22 if found acceptable
. Enlisted men may apply for com
missions after being inducted, but
Mason said whether th applica
tions would be granted "rests en
tirely with the armed forces."
D. Eisenhower, who says he won't
seen u out will accept u nomi
nated. On the' Democratic side. Sen.
Sen, Estes Kefauver of Tennessee
was fighting what he calls an up
hill battle against supporters of
President Truman. The President
has not announced whether be
wants another term.
The results of the New Hamo-
shire primary election next Tues-
aay are not binding on convention
delegates. But since it is the first
Presidential primary of the year.
great psychological value Is at
tached to its outcome.
The latest happenings in the na
tional campaign:
Democratic:
1. Rep. Bryson (D.-S. C.,1 visited
Mr. Truman Wednesday and said
Jet Pilots
Heading Home
TJ.S. FIFTH AIR FORCE. Korea.
WV Five jet pilots rounded out 100
missions over Korea Wednesday
and will head for home In a few
da vs.
One of them Is Capt. Alfred W.
Dymock Jr.. 25, of Grants Pass,
Ore., who destroyed two and dam
aged two MIGs.
Another is Lt. Claude C. Mitson,
27, of Route Two, Coeur D'Alme,
Idaho, who destroyed two and dam
aged one.
They will leave for home as soon
as the necessary paper work is
completed and they receive the
necessary medical clearances.
the President told him he would
know what to do about running
"if he were sure Taft would not
get the Republican nomination and
woum not get elected it he got It."
Sen. Brewster (R-Me.,), a Taft
backer, called this statement "an
obvious attempt" by the President
to muuence the New Hampshire
primary.
"I say It's time to call his bluff,"
Brewster added. "Let him run
again. . , . Let him go out and de
fend the record as a candidate."
3. Democratic national commit
tee officials said they are leaving
it to state leaders whether to enter
Mr. Truman's name in their Presi
dential primaries. But to avoid any
embarrassments they are discour
aging entry of the President's
Wish We Had A
Record Like This
HONG KONG l-Gov. Sir Ale"x-
ander Grantham Thursday praised
Hong Kong's Social Welfare De
partment for a "unique contribu
tion to this bureaucratic ridden
world."
In its five years of existence,
the governor said, "the depart
ment has not initiated a single!
form to be filled In bv anv member
of the public."
name tn contests where his con
sent is reaulrcd.
' 3. Kefauver conducted a slow
motion type of campaign In New
Hampshire, selling himself in a
lolksy sort of way. Truman back
ers expressed confidence tin? Presi'
dent would get all eight Democrat
ic delegates, Kefauver none.
Republicans:
1. Paul G. Hoffman, former eco
nomlo cooperation administrator,
told a Durham, N. H , audience
that Elsenhower is the only OOP
candidate "who can win the inde
pendent vote and break the single
'solid South'."
2. Taft, again protesting the
aipnaocttcal listing which places
him last on the ballot, opens his
uiree-nay arive at mancnester. He
nas 21 appearances scheduled.
3. The New Jersey Taft-for
President Committee announced
the Ohloan will be entered In the
state's preferential primary April
10.
4 Gov. Earl Warren of California
said he will enter Oregon's May
10 nepuoiican primary.
5. Gen. Douglas MacArthur's
withdrawal of his name from the
Pennsylvania primary was upheld
by the DauphUi County Court.
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Ad Club Asked To
Aid Prisoners
PORTLAND Wl The Oregon
Advertising Club ha. been asked
to help rehabilitate prisoners at the
state penitentiary.
Warden Virgil O'Malloy told the
club Wednesday that lt should
undertake a program to urge pris
oners to change Jobs.
"The very fact those boys are
in (prison) proves they're fail
ures' O'Mallcy said. He stig-
HIUTIHII ATOMIC CHIEF
LONDON Ml sir John Cock
rott, head of Britain's atomla en
ergy research plant, will sail for
the United Btntca on tlio Queen
Mary Thursday. He Is to attend
meetings with American and Can
adian nlomlo experts,
gested that the prison's radio hook
up, prison nowspaper and mimeo
graph letters be used to carry out
the campaign.
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HIGH BID
PORTLAND Wl John W. Rose
of Hillsboro, Wednesday bid $32.80
ft 'thousand feet for 1,300,000 board
feet of timber standing within Port-
lano's cny limits.
The city-owned timber, mostly
old growth Douglas fir, is located
in Forest Park bordering the north
west city limits.
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were announced last year,
folks flocked in droves to
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claim for their very own, a
I very beautiful ELGIN . .
many went away with down
cast air . , there just
WERENT enough to put an
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,1 every pocket . . ELGIN'S
sold so last here in town,
in Timbuctoo and Talahas
see that the makers of EL
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keep up with the calls for ELGINS and more
ELGINS . . SO . , ELGIN BANNER BUYS
are BACK In 1952 , . beautifully designed
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advanced styling . . new ELGINS that accord
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price of $33.75 tagged on many models . .
EVERY Elgin Banner Buy at RICKYS has
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fine watches . . isn't THAT proof that an
ELGIN is the ONE watch you want to
guide you TIMEFULLY through the years?
TIME as told by an ELGIN waits for no
man . . GRADUATION days are rushing to
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. . be wise buy an ELGIN and grin up the
sleeve of your sleeveless gown when the time
comes with the help of an ELGIN from 700
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The first hats of Spring are decidely small
. . one of the most significant is the tiny sailor
. . wide brimmed sailors will be worn with the
Gibson-Girt silhouette . . the Rocker is the
tiny bat with the upswept brim that can be
tilted saucily over either limpid eye . . flat
little disks no larger than a salad plate are
perfect or the poodle cut. Combinations of
colors are good . . straw is tops but fell is
staging a comeback.
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Glamour Is Many Little
things . . the tum of a pretty ankle . . the
flutter of little veils . . the shine of a curl
. . the way you wear your Spring chapeau . .
the little pulse that beats gently as the heart
of a bird at your blue-
veined temple . . the TEX
TURE of your skin and
right here is where TUS
SY and CUKRIN'S can
help you with TUSSY
CREAMY MASQUE and
MEDICATED LOTION at
prices for a LIMITED
time that will leave
enough pennies In- the
cash box to buv a T-
Bone steak. Sometimes CURRIN'S "has" to ask
for S2.75 for this famous combination that is
so HELPFUL to young skins that kick Up
inuuBui . . iiaunt uutisficuous pores
. . BLACKHEADS and other BLEMISHES . ,
NOW for the REDUCED price of S2 TUSSY
and CURRIN'S offers this amazing, softening
CREAMY masque to be worked into the skin,
gently as a soap SUBSTITUTE to work down
DEEP and CLEANSE every tiny hiding place
of grime and leave you gorgeous.
Whisk lt off with a flick of clear water and
if you are plagued with "spots" you want to
cover, pat on the MEDICATED skin-tone
LOTION that dries ERUPTIONS and hides
tnem while It heals . . wonderful as a .
POWDER base, then go your merry, glamorous
way toward Spring with your S2 Tussy SPE
CIAL from Ninth and Main,
CUHIUN'S
It's Just Hood Horse
sense to shop at MILLERS DOWNSTAIRS
GIFT SHOP where you can buy Just about
everything except a feed bag for Dobbin . .
this is the time of the year when brides need
everything from a PARING
KNIFE TO PLAYTEX
SUPER FOAM PILLOWS so
we did some DELIBERATE
scouting for you to save you i
time for admiring the first
snowdrop that sticks up
through a snowbank . .
Found a new shipment of
"ultra-looking" LAZY SU
SANS in singing colors . .
two-tone and plain, huge ones and mediums
with simply SUPERB rosewood ball-bearing
bases . . oven proof POTTERY in yellow and
brown . . rose and grape . . gray and brown
jli as"" C0VCred ca5ser0le W-95 to
A PRECIOU8 new Idea for entertaining . .
a HIDE-AWAY-FOLD-AWAY, brass-trimmed,
ingenious, different and unusual, maple-finished,
small (for tiny first-love apartments)
new HOSTESS AID to help you put your
guests at ease with good FOOD . . J12.95 . .
LAMPS . . backbone of brilliant beauty In
your home are MARKED DOWN at MILLER'S
. ONE-THIRD off on conversatian "stunners'
. . ONE-HALF off on HAND-SEWN handsome
SHADES . . TAKE your old LAMP to MIL
LER'S and be surprise.! at what a pick-up a
"money-stretching" DIFFERENT shade will do
. . not quoting PRICES . . you'd THINK
we're "blatto."
Big values for shrinking budgets . . Playtex
Superfoam pillows, DOWN 52 since the last
quotatian . . cool, comfy . . regulars, $7.95 , .
big, fat puffy ones . . S10.95 at MILLER'S . .
Found some "touched-with-luxury," tagged-for-thrift
CHATHAM summer-weight, rayon
and cotton BLANKETS, satin-bound double
bed size in TULIP colors for ONLY $4.95 . ,
snow-white and pretty pastel WESTING
HOUSE ELECTRIC SHEETS . . automatic
control . . keeps you warm summer AND
winter, $31.95 . . these are single control but
if you Just CANT agree with the man you
adore on TEMPERATURE order a DUAL con
trol and DONT quarrel.
PENDLETON 100 pure virgin WOOL AUTO
ROBES, genuine SCOTCH plaids speak for
themselves, $16.50. i
Put your pretty new pottery, your gleaming
silver on PRINCESS PLASTIC PLACE MATS
. . guaranteed to lie flat, charming as hand- .
made linens . . save your strength, don't
slave your life away with washing . . matching
pretty, practical.
Stir Away M" Ladies
stir away good and strong . . but BE SURE
you whip the air bubbles Into your cuke . .'
make your beaten biscuit and mix your waffle
batter with the famous DORMEYER ELEC
TRIC MIXER from 11AR
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offering at the SAME low
price of $39.95, without an
EXTRA cent of charge a
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GRINDER and a Jewel
like, lft-plece Roval ruby
glass LUNCHEON SET,
popular.
The DORMEYER ELECTRIC MIXER, na
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performance is FULLY guaranteed at IIAR
WIN'S , . the beater HEAD is PORTABLE , ,
carry It to your favorite working surfaces . .
the 10 SPEEDS are geared for every beating
need from gentle "folding" to whipping high
peaks In Jersey cream. ALSO, the DORMEYER
comes equipped with two glistening white mix
ing BOWLS . . all parts are replacable.
Springtime Is picnic time , . picnic time la
cake time so don't wait until the urge hits you
to fly to the mountains and nary a speck of
cake In the house . . take TIME by the fore
lock , . take ADVANTAGE of this GENEROUS
oner . . get your 8 A II GREEN stamps . .
8ERVICE with a SMILE and CHARGE It at
701 Main.
HAHWI.VS
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SHELF-N-EDGE
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"Springy" patterns at
MILLER'S
it
Girt Scouts will be coming to your house
starting March 8 to offer the flavorful little
plain and filled cookies for sale. Watch for the
girls In the green uniforms and their Utile
sister Scouts the Brownies, dressed In brown.
No raise In price.
TV ft
DM you rote In the last Primary election?
Have you helped get others to the polls by
. urging them to vote, discussing issues, answer
ing their questions?
fa'urls! fs'urls! Curls!
there's a REVOLUTION In our town . . no
guns . . no bullets . . but a REVOLUTION In
COOKING WEAR at ROBERTS HARDWARE
. the most HEAVENLY you've EVER laid an
eye on . . IMPORTED
from BELGIUM . . the
famous DESCOWARE . .
gay, shaded red ENAMEL
fused on cast Iron , . all
the advantages of slow,
even cooking, baking that
your greatgramma had
j with her cast Iron pots . ,
holds the goodness In your
roasts and vegetables.
POSITIVELY won't
rchlp or crack , . DUCKY,
different pieces at
ROBERTS HARDWARE.
even one for broiling fish that Poppa catches
. . baking dishes, skillets, THREE sizes of AU
GRATIN dishes . . little round EARED egg
dishes . casseroles , , skillets . . roasters . .
those DEEP FRYERS useful for scads of cook-
ery needs . , many pieces with hardwood
handles, FIRMLY fastened . . every bride to
be . , every Mom tired of the old hodge-podge
of cooking wear . . every BACHELOR girl
should drop in and see this faclnating new
Idea in "pots 'n pans" at 127 South 6th,
limiKIITS II A It II W A HE
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Bulges in the wrong places trapped a woman
shopper in a mid-west food store recently. The
grocer found three slices of ham under her
coat. Then they hit the Jackpot. Police found
three T-Bones tucked in a nylon top , , watch
your bulges gals, watch your bulges.
Siren or Saint.. Ileb
or GRAMMA you like to shop at CARTERS'
where you find the little EXTRAS that make
MEALTIME an adventure . . ESPECIALLY
these last "droopy" days of winter when the
sun coyly tantalizes with
.the PROMISE of Spring
' and appetites can't WAIT
until sprigs of green show
up in garden rows and
strawberries tum pink be
neath broad leaves. If
you've reached the end of
the road In menu plan
ning drop into CARTERS'
, . ' land stock up on LADY
'AaJs"' FINGERS . , the famous
SHULL'S baked by . In
comparable DUTCH bakers back In. Pennsyl
vania . . "no eggs spared" . ., some fingers
FILLED with thick marshmallow paste . .
others PLAIN . .
Try MRS. PATTERSON'S crispy ALMOND
MACAROONS flavored with kernel paste and
Almond paste, browned to perfection, sweet,
toothsome confection, at CARTERS'
Make your next PARTY SANDWICHES with
KOSTER'S thln-as-a-shaving, SALTY PARTY
RYE, the BREAD that makes the sandwich
that MAKES the party . . spread with nippy
cheese flavored with garllo , , your guests
win nevek cease talking . .
FREE delivery if your order Is only ONE
loaf w bread , . dial 2-2511 with confidence
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- "Clothes Good For a Long Time" is an Im
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and Summer. It brings woolens and worsteds
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'coatings with smooth or brushed
surface . . thin, thin, crisp suitings . , cloud
like drifts of softness In dresses and. costumes
. . "Summer Warmers", short, sweet coats,
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