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HERALD AND WEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Emll (Dutch) Leonard, oldest
pltober In the majors, lirst played
pro ball in 1S30 with Canton, O.
The Cub knuckle bailer will be 42
on March 35. Be won 30 games
for Wiuhlnfftnn In 1B39.
Merchants Spring Opening
Slated To Be "Best Ever"
Everyone Is looking with enthu- vice president and promotions
siasm tnis rriaay s spring upeii- cnairman or me Klamatn Mer
Ing. was the word of Carl Sparks,
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K'vV'V 1. ACRK SALVAGID FROM 4
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TOURST5TfMJ
! V3. YOU SAVI MUCH ON IRRIGA.
TION-LAIOR COSTS, 4 WIID-
. CONTROL EXPENSES., ,
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PGYTON&CO.
. I 833 MARKIT OT.
.HHIUIinilll
chants Association which Is apon
soring the show.
"From an audience standpoint we
expect this year's fashion show to
be much Better than ever before.
In addition to the regular seating
capacity in the balcony, the main
floor of the Armory will have seats
arranged so all mav be seated and
all may see," sparks said.
There are several other tnnova
lions to Spring Opening this year.
The event will get under way
with a preview showing of spring
fashions and new merchandise
when merchants unveil their win
dows Thursday evening.
At least 40 units of new farm,
Industrial and automotive equip
ment wiu oe snown maay after
noon on downtown strees. Seventh
and eighth streets, between Klam
ath and Pine, will be roped off for
this big equipment.
Bob Mest, chairman of this phase
of the opening, has promised a
big surprise in the equipment end.
and a "grab bag" feature will be
held in the downtown show.
Merchants have donated Items
from their stocks ranging in price
from one to five dollars, and these
will be sold from the grab bag,
sight unseen, for a dollar each.
Arlen Sanders of KFJI will bave
charge of the grab bag, with Boy
Scouts assisting. Alt proceeds from
Spring Opening will go to youth ac
tivities, ana oy ana uiri scouts
will operae concessions at the Ar
mory.
Spring Opening will be climaxed
by the fashion show and new ap
pliance displays at the Armorv
Friday evening. The doors will open
at 6:uo ana ne lasruan snow will
start at 8:00.
Bob Frederlckson of Miller's Is
chairman of the opening and Is
directly in charge of the fashion
show. Clark Blair of Sears has ar
ranged the showing of appliances.
Tickets to the fashion show are
60 cents, including tax, and are
available at most all stores.
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for a service clmiifo of
BIG AND LITTLE OF THINGS shows up in this shot of little 4-year-old Kenneth Iccnbice,
son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Icenbicc, Merrill. The big tractor behind Kenneth and his Farm
all tricycle is a Farmall Super "C", a two-plow tractor with 22.5 horsepower on the draw
bar. It can be seen at J. V. Kerns Implements.
The French and Indian War
peace treaty was signed in Paris
in 1763.
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What makes
Olympia so
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rejresmngr
4$
Its the Water
It is widely recognized by scientists and master brewers that one
of the most important factors in making good beer is the natural
brewing properties in the water. '
"It's the Water" from our artesian wells, combined with pre
mium quality grains and hops and the skill of Olympia's master
brewers that gives such refreshing taste and rare good flavor to
0 LYM PIA . . . Amejica's Original Light Table Beer.
Kickbacks To
Docs Okayed
WASHINGTON Ml In the ab
sence of specific laws to the con
trary, "kickbacks" paid to doctors
by optical companies may be de
ducted as a business expense for
tax purposes, the Supreme Court
decided Monday.
The tribunal noted that several
P
nUlT Wednesday
DOUBLE
S&H
GREEN STAMPS
ClifrYaden's
SIGNAL SERVICE
2560 South 6th
(Open 24 hn. Every Day)
'
states have recently passed Legis
lation outlawing such kickbacks.
-Monday's decision was on an ap
peal by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B,
Lilly, owners of several North Car
olina firms which grind and fit
eye glasses.
The government said the firms
m 1943 and 1844 paid to present)
ing physicians one-third of the re-
tall price of glasses bought by pa
tients sent to them by the doctors.
Justice Burton delivered the 8-0
decision. Justice Douglas disquali
fied himself from the case..
Burton's opinion held the kick
backs amounted to an ordinary
business expense "in Uie generally
accepted meaning of that word."
"We voice no approval of the
business ethics or public policy In
volved tn these payments," Burton
said but he added that if the pay
ments had not been made, doctors
would have sent their patients to
other ontlclans willing to make the
kickbacks.
The baby's first shoes, which are
put on when be begins to walk,
should be soft, with flexible soles,
have a slight heel, or no heels at
all, and be full through - the toes.
Dairymen Ask
Curb Recall
WASHINGTON W- A dairy In
dustry representative called Mon
day for removal of price controls
on all foods, especially dairy prod
ucts, by June 30.
P. L. Haymes, speaking for a
dairy Industry committee, told the
Senate Banking Committee:
"Price controls are a deterrent
to production and we believe that
price controls on all foods m gen
eral and dairy products tn partic
ular should be terminated not later
than June 30, 1953."
The committee Is studying PresU
dent Truman's request for a two
year extension of the Defense pro
duction act, which includes wage
price control authority. The present
act expires June 30.
Haymes said ne spoxe lor me
American Butter Institute, the Na
tional Creameries Association, the
National Cheese Institute, the Milk
Industry foundation, and the Inter
national Assoclatlonof Ice Cream
Manufacturers.
In reply to a question by Sen.
Robertson (D.-Va.,). Hnymes said
Legal Notice
SUMMONS row PUHMCATfON
IN THR L'lMCIIIT L'UIIHT Of
TIIK NIATK or unf.UON
IN AND rim TMK
t'OUNTV or KLAMATH
Kuutly No. 113
LAURA IASTWOOU, Hliinllft
HIMtlUN WIUnER RARTWOOD,
lffmlnt
TO KIMKON WlUltll EASTWOOD.
DrfolKtNiil
IN Tilt NAME or THK STATE Or
OHKC1DN: Vim !- hllty rqulr!
to appall and sniwtr III complain!
tiled atfftlnat you In llta aoova ntltlad
suit wltliln four waaha from Ilia dala
of Ilia flral piinllratloii of thla aunt.
mom In Ihe llerald anil Nvwa, a nawa
papar prlntad anil puliMalird In Klam.
all) Couiily. Orraon. yhlcll aald (lair
la lha lit day of Marrh. I'M, and if
ynu fall lo antiwar, (or want lharaof.
Ilia itialnfltf will apply to thla Cmm
for the relief prayad for In har com
plaint. Tit la aummona la aervad upon you
by publication puratiant lo an ordar
of fha Honurabla Uavld R. Vanilan
bars. Judsa of Ilia abova anlltled
Court, mada and rntarail raliruary
2.1th, IflSll. which order reiiulree that
auintnona Herein be pumialted once
week for tour aucraaalva weeke, and
that the data of lha flrat publication
of aald auliimona anail Da ftlervn let,
l3i.
. II. 1 nalentlna
Attorney for I'lalnllll
i.u.u r. niafl.
Klamath 1'aiU. Ore.
TUESDAY, MARCH 11. 1052
Classified ails accepted up to 8:30
am. for following day ' pubilcarrfA).
Classified display adi accepted up
tc a noon for following day's pub
lication. fr
ADJUSTMENTS
Please mane all .claims tor adjust
ments without delay.
Corrections or eancelUttont re
ceived by 6:30 p.m. will be mailt
In following day'i publication
A CARD Of THANKS
KrtW.M'-.WawleH In thariirVlPnf
our kind frteuila and tlelshbora for their
mmny kind of aNprewtona of eympathy
and Uia rariU from our rarant bereave,
mailt. Mra. (Turtle Heldrlrh.
MIITIN0 NOTICIS
Klaninlh Chapter No.
35 lUiynl Arch Masons
will hold a special
meeting Wed., March
12, 7:30, Will confer
Mark Mnitter Degree on
rlitM of cantllilntrs.
Vl.-lUng companions In
vltetl. Chits, ft. Bonney, H P.
he doea not favor elimination of
all price controls outside Ihe food
fields.
The witness said controls are
necessary In some cases to aid
the defense program, but he did
not aay what controls he had in
mind.
Church Enrollment
Said Goina Ud
uvuf VnniT im TV Vnltnnal
Council of the Churches of Christ
Ui America lias (-oauced ataus
tics to snow uini cnurcn mcniurr
ahln far from "dvlna" In till
U.S.A. Is growing twice as fast
as the population as a wnoie.
tlrt.lta IV. nnnnl.llnn nt th rmin
, v. . M.hnljt , . a.nwlne rmlv
28 8 per cent between IMS and
1650, the council aald Monday, the
total membership of the larger
church groups increased per
cent.
The council represents Protestant
and Eastern ortnodox cnurcnes.
FAST LAN8INO, Mich. tB-JIm
Kepford. captain of Michigan
State's Big Ten championship cross
country team last fail, waa re
elected , captain of the team for
1953. It la only the aeeond time
in Spartan cross country history
that the same man has oeen made
captain twice.
Be your ovrn car expert !
Lu alf.
lets you compare vars lcatiire by feature!
Symbol of Hospitality
Visitors ire always welcome at ' ' ". '
Olympia Brewing Company, Olympia, Washington,
"One of America's Exceptional Brewarles" "
U)u et the facts you need to judge
car value. . . . . and save money!
Tyjow raa can be your own ex- . safety, convenience and econony
1 1 pert on car vaiue. i ne uoaee
Trade Merita Rif. U, S. Pit. Off.
"Show Down" booklet gives you
proof instead of "sell."
For example, you can compare
Dodge - head room, sent width,
eai
an
features
-entry doors, wheelbase
many, many other specific
that mean extra comfort,
ny
with cars costing hundreds
of dollars more
Come In today for your copy of
this valuable, free "Show LVrwn
booklet. Take it home arid make
the money-saving comparisons, at
your leisure. There are no "strings"
, , no obligation. to this offer.
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NOW ON DISPLAY-
DUGAN and MEST 522 So. 6th. St.
2 LOST AND OUND
fV&Hirs two tnolltlta old puppiea. Hlond.
female, brown and Srev male, anawere
l ainnkey, Vlt Hilly South Sill and Mar-
tin. I'liona P7HI alter o.
4 GiNIRAL NOTICIS
carafKNT acA roon itKraicirn-
ATKII TlltICK WILL 111! ON SOUTH
sixth aciidss riioM rowrit tiika.
TEH. W.IINKSDAV ANI1 TIIIUINIMY,
MAIICII U . 1.1. riNtST OIIAI.ITV
rilAII ANU UONtLaSS WASTtS ratB
riLKT.
PIRSONALS , .
ki.amatii nrAiitYTiiof" '
Permanent wavaa at rea.itatile prlfaa.
rrea parXllif. i'liona 7440, 14S Morth
Broad.
a r a intiiTOiii: '
rilATICX 'iMi.llra.'Vhone Ktli.
7.6k' nftllCe-awanaonalauljrhorfc
Phone 1111.
tet'KHEti ' IfomeTrianTcT., PKona Wf.
10 SfRVICI
Septic Tank Service
TANKS, drain fields Installed
repaired. Years of experience. All
work tuarantedd,
PHONE 8731
CENTRALIZED
SERVICE BUREAU '
What you dont want, someone
else nrcd.il Let us find what you
want or find the person who needs
what you don't want.
This is the kind of service we are
offerini . . . why not take advant
age of this unique opportunity.
Drop In at 2M East Main tn Klam.
ath Falls and get acquainted or
Phone 5670
Heavy Hauling
ANYWHERE. FOR IflRE
Honest Rates Weights Scrvica
Innurerl
ANDERSEN FREIOHT UNS
3802 South Blxth
ril. 9340 or
EXCAVATING ,
Mobil Shovel and Trench Hoe ;
Bulldoser nil Dirt Topaoll l
Crushed Rock - Drtvewax Clsdtn
Compressor
CRANK SERVICE
GRAHAM BROS.
Phoi.e 5M1 or Olio
Septic Tanks Cleaned
newest Sanitary Methods
Also
ROTO ROOTER SERVICE
Clean fiewer Lines of Roots, Eta.
ED r. KINO
1434 Orchard Phone M4I
I KilOWC A nDS and ntfm. Call 0134.
Ksaiiava i.r-,.,:r,.-- ...r
der work. Phone 4O40. '
ALttHAtlONS-AU work luaranteed
tennis Hare. Aniua. 707 Mala- Jhona
SOU.
c X a pKSTrni worf! n.nirln.j an3
new rontlrurtton. Thnne S-OI1I7.
LAflriaCAPINfi'. ipraylni. tree" pruning
ii fiinuron mwt r nef,
Frtnrit "Hmtlhv" amllh-Troai Surmtnn.
tut tic worH with you ttOW on your
INCOME TAX kKTDKNS
Tot appoinUncnl Ptiona 3-0231. Harvey
BUpham.
ELECTRICAL conlrnctln. Work ftuar-
ntaed I' hone 2-lulo
Pumptd, rone ret Unki and (tram
flalda trikUHad. Orviila Uuuraivti.
phona 3070.
! A ! NTiNQ ud paprhaniln. Fhoni
" V tvsiiii '"ll frVUf aUlU
der work. Phone 4040. f
una wnta, riwni ww. I
tan TAINS launduetl and atratcba.
fULLEfl Bruthen. Phone gflf4 or 5gff.
"5 iTr.trir"
Pubiio Accountant
.a iMrfll.a
OHfcaat D0 No, 7th, Phone 3t
FOR TREE TRIMM1NO
Phone 30.1RS
12
EDUCATIONAL
DIESEL
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
WE NEED several mechanic
ally Inclined and reliable men
to train for positions In the
Tractor and Equipment Indust
ry. If you are not making bet
ter than $00 per week, or you
don't have all year Job aecur
Ity, you owe It to yourself to
write for free facta, without
obligation, about this tratninfc
and our Advisory Placement
Service.
TRACTOR TRA1NINO SERVICE
Write Box 43 co Herald & Ncwa
&OOKKEEPINO. ahnrtnanri tvntne ktfl.
dred aubjecta, of fir. machlnee.
KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLEGE
TM Pin. Phone 47S0
HEALTH
1J
I8AGE. Ihrranriltfr axerrUaii for
women. Spot reduclrif featured, PHon.
3IW.1.B.10(1.
14 HUP WANTED, FEMALE
APPLICATIONS am now heme taken
for aalea ladlra. 8ra Mr. Buck at
r'enney Lompnny.
14 HELP WANTED, MALE
BID INCOMR TAWfwn nnhirna
Every home a proanert big reprat btw
imia for Patrfrk qiinlltv Hne of famtiy
clothin offered only tfirert from fec-
torlen. tfi(X) satitn!.a furnt ah H Jarkti.
ll,Br.i?' "hlrt' honlery, awenta'", worK
DiiniM(i, irmiflern, undRrweai, lingerie,
blanket i. children's tarniinii. mnow
WRITE TODAY, Patrick Diihith Uar-
TIBINfl NOVELTY CONCERN. MnKH
AJk.C05?MIfislONS. STANWOOD.IUU.- t
2PJt.-CO" RROOKMNK H, MAi3:;t
WANT one mature man of proven aalea
ability, with car and will In fin cm to trav-
ji. it ym nave earned wwnra up per
year on rommllnn nnien aw deal will
Phone Ashland 3-1231 or write to P. O.
dux of ior an appointment, hohuk
ProdueU Div. Oak Street Tank ek Steal
Company, Athland, Oregon.