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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
The oil pipeline traversing Saudi
lrbl 1 106t miles long. -
Fishing Is Iceland's principal Industry.
...get more out of life
Mora POPULARITY .". . SUCCESS . . . HAPPINESS
with a sensibly priced" r'r-y CM I 11
ANIY $75
YllUblt
71S Main Street .
and bone
A V C I
bit at mod r rate
exlra ceit,
Mission Meet
To Be Held
j Elder Thomas C. Gardner, pres
ident of Northern California Mis
sion, will preside over the quar
terly conference of the Klamath
Falls district, Saturday and Sun
day, according to district president
i Raymond M. Schlffman.
I Feature of the conference will be
I priesthood meeting: at the Klam
ath Falls Chapel, Home and Mar
tin Sts., at B p.m. Saturday.
I General sessions of the confer
ence are to convene Sunday at
in a.m. with a politick lunch sched
uled for 2 p.m.
i .
: The population of Iceland Is 140,
ooo.
NOW .The permanent so lavishly rich it's
like whipping cream compared to skim milk.
Gives you loveliest of waves, faster, easier!
Gl's Rush To Marry Jap
Brides Before Deadline
By STAN CARTEK
TOKYO t Hundreds of Amer
ican servicemen married Japanese
Bills Wednesday Just in time to
beat the deadline for taking their
petite brides home to tho United
States.
James B. Pllcher, U.S. consul
general, estimated the last-dny
rush of civil ceremonies at six
consular offices Increased the num
ber of servicemen legally married
to Japanese to about 8.000.
An accurate count will not be
available for days,
Servicemen had lo be married
by 3 p.m. to benefit from a law
which enables them to take their
Oriental brides to the U.S.
Ninety-five soldiers, sailors and
Marines were married at the Tokyo
consulate. Similar numbers stood
beside their fiancees at consular
offices In Yokohama, Nagoya, Kobe
Fukuoka and Sapporo and said:
"I do" to this question:
"Do you solemnly swear that ac
cording to the laws of your state
you are of legal marriageable age
and there Is no hindrance, legal
or otherwise, to your uniting in
marriage with this girl?"
That's all there was.
Some of the couples ' planned
religious ceremonies later, out
most did not.
Mast of tho bridegrooms were
based In Japan. Some were on
leave from Korea. A few came on
furloughs from the U.S.
Air Force Col. John W. Anierson
of Olympla, Wash., and Teruko
lied at the Tokyo consulate.
Many of the couples brought
children. Some were born out ol
wedlock but most were born with
the benefit of a Japanese marriage
ceremony.
Kor used typewriters and add
inr m.ehlnM . . . Volrht'i Pioneer
Office Supply. Main.
Court Awards
Fortune To Sons
CLEVELAND Wi When Mrs.
Elizabeth C. T. Miller died May
J8, court records show she left
her two. sons $1 each.
The sons are W. Tyler Miller of
Seattle and Otto Miller II of Na
poleon, O.
But In December Judge Nelson
J. Brewer refused to probate the
will saving her" signatures had
partly been torn away. Pending ap
peal, the sons inherit the estate.
The estate is valued at s.118.768
CREATES UNRIVALED SOFT NATURALNESS THAT IKTS
.WAVES SAFELY, GENTLY, IN LITTLE AS 10 HIHUUS '
.APPLIES (HSIIK CLINGS TO HAIR WHILE PROCESSING
etV
UST MOTHIKSI Nultl-Tontc ll grand lot
liltle girla, too. Wov.1 g.ntly y.t to quickly
" Hiy dont Hrt out.
If you hoy ptoitic curl- $ QCi
rs. buy tho REFIIL.
DEIUXE SET with 2 tirti I
plotlk cvtlm $1.2 J
phn tax
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with patented OIL Creme base
IT'S SALON-FAMOUS
n r ionic
with the patented oil creme base
Tilt the bottle. Compare. You'll see
Nutri-Tonic's lavish richness in
stantly ... the richness that gives
loneliness never beore possible.
Almost H is patented oil creme base.
- .Waves safely in little as 10 min
utes. Applies easier. Clings to hair
while processing. Has much more
pleasant odor. Hair rarely needs
setting between shampoos.
Nutri-Tonic's richness makes the
richest, loveliest 0 oil permanent
...it's patented.
Millions ot pormonoitH b.oring th. Nufrl
T.nic trodo-merk hovt b... giv.o in btovty
lot..!, mtittd to ISO.
It's not what
YOU DO
Cooking is fine and
fun but checking
the cook book AFTER
you've begun can
orove sadly disastrous.
It's the way
YOU DO IT
Know what to do BE
FORE you do it ond
your pots will fairly
sing. That's our way
too with the laundry
you send us assur.
ing you clean, sparkl
ing results.
Men's Hand Laundry
1 1th ond Klomoth
Phone 2-2531
The Buick pictured here can match
price tags with a lot of cars smaller
in size and horsepower and w in.
But that only gives you a hint as to what
:,. a whale of a buy it is.
Like costlier Buicks, it has the wide
open View of a one-piece windshield.
Like costlier Buicks, it has the gleam
ing distinction of sweepspcar styling.
Like costlier Buicks, it has smart new
fabrics and door trim.
Like all other Buicks, it has the extra ,
safety of new, long-lasting Wide-Band
brakes.
Like all other Buicks, it has the sure
footed, road-hugging, even-keeled
steadiness of the Million Dollar Ride
a combination of 15 major engineering
. serri
sW.
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SMClAl Sedan J 1 M
MODEL 48D CkWW
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So we think that you'll feel mighty
important bossing pr-mind this smart
stepping smoothie.
And when you check the price we're
asking against the field we think your
dollars are going to feci mighty impor
tant in buying power too.
Hadn't you better look into this soon?
Eouijmtnt, oeetttoritt, trim end mod, art tubjtcl to thane
without notiet.
features including a husky X-braced
frame, end-sway and side-roll stabilizers,
Ili-Poised engine mountings, Permi
Firm steering and soft coil springs for
every wheel.
And like all other Buicks, it has a power
packed Fireball 8 Engine a high-compression
valve-in-head that gets extra
wallop, extra mileage from every gallon
of gasoline.
Sure is true for 52
23
1330 Main St.
H,.E.HAy
28 Years Your Buick Dealer
Ph. 5151
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10:43 Mlnletuia Concert
10 30 Currinm
IU M Ken Camon MHS
1100 Ladlei rair MHS
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12 00 Name Bands
U 13 Noonday Newt
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13 .VI Market V 1. Wei lock
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100 Jack Kirk wood Shw MRS
1 :tO Take Number MHS
3 00 Newi MHS
2 03 Newt MHS
3 1.1 Two at 2 IS
2 41, Answer Man MBS
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400 Rrhtnd the Story MRS
4:13 Hemingway Newi MRS
4:. 10 Curt Niamtey Ttnit MRS
4:43 Sam Hayes MnS
(1.00 Sergeant Prrimi MBS
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6:13 Ktam. Theater Quia
AO Around Town Newi
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0:33 BUI Henry MHS
7:00 Voire of America
713 Red Cross Program
7:30 Faster Seals Program
0 00 Clyde Raatty MUS
R:30 Hurl Ives Sings
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BOO Glenn Hardy News MBS
B IS rullon l.swls Jr. MRS
I'B in Mutual Newsreel MBS
B 43 SporU Final
B 33 S-Mm. Final MBS
10 no I ltve a Mystery MHS
10 13 Serenade In Rlur
tO :t0 Bandstand USA MBS
11:00 Night Owii Newi
11 03' Night Owla Club
13 00 Sign Off.
KFLW 145ft Kc-PST
Wednemiar rivrnlng, March 19
fl 00 Sports Highlight!
6 13 Home Town Newe
0 23 World Newe Summary
:tO Suburban Serenade
0:43 Headllna Kdltlon ABC
0 33 Coming Attrartlone on ABC
T OO The Lone Ranger ARC
7 10 Mystery Theater ABC
8:00 The Top Guy ARC
S .1A Rogues 0Herv ABC
B OO Proudly We Hall
9 :W Northwe! Artits
10:00 10 P M Headlines
10:13 Dream Harbor ABC
1030 Insomnia Club
11 on Newt Summary
1103 Sign Oft
KFUV 1450 Kc PST
Thursday, March 10
0 00 Sign en Newt Summary
0.03 Corn In the Morn.
0:43 Farm Fare
7 00 Newt Rkfst T.dttlOR
7:15 Charlie's Roundup
7.M Bob Garred V Newt ABC.
7 40 Ton of the Morning
7 33 John Conte ABC
0 00 Rrfaktast Club ARC
B OO Hank Henry Show
9 30 Break the Bank ABC
10.00 Chet Huntley, Newi ABC
1013 Lone Journey ARC
10 30 My True storr ABC
10 33 Whispering Strcela ABC
11:13 Stop At Shop
11:20 Jlmmle Ftdler
11:30 Against the Storm ABC
11:43 Murlrij Roundup
11:33 Market RaporU
12 00 Noon Edition Newe
12:13 Payteu Sidewalk Show
? 30 Lucky U Ranrh ABC
j 00 Paul Harve ABC
:!3 Pettr Living
1 30 Mary Margaret MrBrldB ABC
2 00 Rann Briefs
2:13 When a Girl Marrlei ARC
2:30 Joyce Jordan, M D. ABC
3 43 Rom. Evcln Wintera ABC
3 00 Betty Crocker ABC
3:13 Ted Malone ABC
3:30 Dean Cameron ABC
3:43 Mary Marlln ARC
4:00 Requeitfully Youri
f:OQ Tom C'-rbett. Snare Patrol ABC
3 23 World Flight Reporter ABC
8 30 Chet Huntley ARC
3:43 Adven. Your Heritage
6:00 Swrli Highlights
013 Home Town Newr
0:23 World Newt Summary
A -30 Su bur nan Serenade
fl-4.1 Headllna Edition ABC
0 S3 Coming Attraction on ABC
7 00 Mr President ABC
7:30 Defense Attorney ARC
gOOOrlg. Amateur Hr. ARC '
Dam Study
Fund Asked
WASHINGTON I The House
Appropriations Committee will re
commend $225,000 lor a Reclama
tion Bureau study of a pawlule
third power house (or Orand Cou
lee Uiun, Rep. Jnckson (U-WDtll,).
predicted Wednesday
rrctuuent rrumnn s Dudgei pro
posed only 1125,000 for the purpose.
Jackson, a member of the com
mittee, xald he had urged an In
crease In the amount and that he
Dnd assurances his request would
oc (trained,
Tnc money would be used to
continue geological drilling and en-
Kincc.ng Htuuicn anu to prepare
preliminary designs and cost esti
mates.
The proposed third power house
would add approximately a mil
lion Kilowatts to tne energy out
put of the huge Columbia River
Oam.
I
Scholarships To
Be Offered Soon
LEWIS AND CLARK COLLEGE.
Portland Several tuition scholar
ships will be available to North
west teachers for the summer work
shop In community studies to be
conducted by Lewis ond Clark col
lege June 0 to July 10.
nr. Kdunrri C. Llndeinan, Intcr
natlonnlly known educator and so
ciologist from Columbia Unlver
nlly School of Social Work, will
serve as consultant for the graduate
study which will be the second
phase of a survey of historic .Ore
gon City, eight miles from the
campus, Oregon City public schools
will cooperate In the unique six
week project.
Dr. Llndeman will also serve as
counselor for a second workshop
in lnter-group education which the
Antl-Defamallon league will con
duct June 10 to July 3.
ELECTED
CORONADO, Calif. Ml H. 8.
Dixon of Tillamook, Ore., Tuesday
was elected vice-president nt the
Pacific Dairy and Poultry Association.
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