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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX HERALD ANT) NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, AI'IIIL 2, HIM FRANK JENKINS BILL JENKINS ' fiiltor Managing Editor 'Entered it second cIm matter at the past office of Klnmnth Falls, Ore., , on August 20, 1900, under act ol Congreia. March 8, 1879 ! MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Presa Is entitled exclusively lo the use for publication 'el oi' the local newa primed In this newspaper as well as all AP news. By Mall SUBSCRIPTION RATF.S 6 months 6.50 By Mail year $11.00 I t By BILL JENKINS I eggs would go well right now. Breakfast la a wonderful meal. t Everyooay says so. Speaklne of food there is some I nut inose tnai are omen i inc .,,.- bom.rlnit me. Tlio other d,-v oilices arouna town are pnrucwiii- . lls, CEme ln ... .... ,.,,- Iv wonderful j Tills office has a wide and vn ifd range ol appetites. All the way from skimmed milk and Outfits or peanuts to ham and eggs witn all the trimmings. The renllv wonderful part of it. 'though, is the order in which peo ple cm us the results of a poll ta'en among the soldiers of our country. And 1 suspect a Red plot. What do you think Die favorite meat dish Is? Roast turkey! Steak, that ail-American dish, rated ninth on the list. And that They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy M.ulo M v MUST HURRy TMROUS P MEETIMS, 65C40SE OF OUR, GUESTS WHO IVEE e-OJUS EMOUSH TO COM" TO FZfZFORM FOR US-NOW C4N MS HAVE THE RTOf?T CF THE FKETZEL RJNP COMMITTEE? jy THE TIME THC ENTER- J7 THAT CMME WMMENT 60BS OM, WW'S CONM AU. TIL 1WNT IS V SN3 HAS B5E.M BEDTIME STORIES- fiimM. tUpdb .- so LOKo.zouaes! m loks sjes hip- -a WE4R7 AKO I'M WMWERjevEH IF SMC DOtS. SlM3 IT' IHISLb. HVI.J vr J VI in Mi.!.- IMU t.ntiwrs-' IMI II FCK. BAYS -"WE GOT J ( !GSE COMMITTEES Y WN5 MEMBERS-,.V ok vrE oje kisht a mm I II I . . I I I 1 1 I IX V y . I x OUT A MONTH X GET. . . V- f-tnn HOUAl I I K .WD I rtOTW LISTFKJ Ti5 11 M ' Til T-H lFR4IMlSi THIS MAL4KXEVTHESE AkJT"Ar1 I i X7SQ7'cs 1 ' iJW tTf WO GET ROPED INTO i , ;aybe you aren't hungry at all. i was only hamburger steak. In kcep- na men someone uuk um a tu mg Wiui tne times honest-to-so-ih of coffee and right away you start to drool and the thought of food possesses you. Tins is usually 101 beefsteak wasn't even Included on the list. Right after turkey came, in this lowed by more coffee and a good order: Pot roast of bee. swiss aeai oi inougni. i steak, fried eggs, baked ham. bnr- i Then if you can't wait for '.lie : becued beer, spaghetti and meat hook to come in you go out to balls, grilled ham hamburger bne of the neighborhood one-arms steak and breaded poik chops, and feed yourself. If you find vour-l Your bov in the service tunu telf able lo wait you slick around his nose up at bacon and turnip and bring a tray down and eat greens more often than anything your way through several phone I else. Nor does he like asparagus calls, an interview with the cusio-1 or candied parsnips mers who drop in and spill cream He likes, however, fresh sliced BamM maJtbxu yilson Asks i AVC.S I Armament .. . . . ... t. . WASHINGTON Ml Charles K. Civil Bill Pushed By House stepped down this and coffee all over the copy, - All the doctors tell us to eat a hearty breakfast for health. Is it the breakfast itself that does it. or Is It the anticipation that whets you up to a fine edge? Is it the food as much as the thought that goes Into what you're going to have? I wouldn't know. But excuse me now. I think a platter of ham and tomatoes and buttered corn on the cob. His favorite pie is banana cream and his choice for bottom listing on the dessert list is stewed aprlcts. But the biggest dislike of all of 'em (and I heartilv concur ' was saved for grilled liver smothe:ed with onions. There's a dish that a man nas to be helf dead to eat. WASHINGTON Ifl'i llrntfll down In 10 attempt, coniilnlnlnu nou.e lurniuna were iritdy lu try again Wednesday to add nrol- eels In the 1493,4:14.1100 Civil func tions BUI. The mca.Mire moved without change Tuesday through four hours nf debate and effnrl.s to add some 10 .million dollars lu Ita totul. The result sticnulhencd advance forecasts of Appiuprlullons Com mittee member:) Hint the bill would bo passed na It was Inst year Ill exactly the form it cams Horn uie committee. The bill as recommended by the roiumlui'e is luoo.MXUOO r U nit cent below President Truman's budget rccoiiiiueiHlKtluns. Of the total in the bill 11H7.4.V) . 000 Is fur rivers and harbors proj ects; S-'I .M2.4UO (or tloncl control piojeols; IM.UOl.OUO for Hood con trol on the Lower Mississippi: S18.130.J00 lor tue Panama Canal and lour millions lor cemeierlul expenses. ln niitliie the bill the (-(imittlllfr ellmlnalrd several big projects rec ommended by Mr. liuini'ii. 'lliri included: Tile l),ilcs Lock unu IJnm. Ore gon 31 j million dollars and lev i.niuor toe and Unin, Washing. Mon. five millions. I SHHIIO Ol the big Ill-ins lVlllllllllllk In i.'.e bill iii'lm.e: loisrin ttr-ri voir. Calif.. 10 millions; Lookout Point, on.. Iti Miliums; M-Nar i ii..: aim u.un. ore., till imlliim-: Chief Joseph Unin, Wall. 11 r. lln'll.on;. j Niimnoti:; inriiibcis look Hit (floor Tuesday and protested eliim- press I """"" 01 project.-. In ilir,r tli.str.i t "tun; iiir country soeiuK y. .V''- "'t'''U r mm. 3 n -...'.TAr 'J InTJl, . si "... A :i. if'(iOMij;j LV' ' -f. 1 ft ' 1 fAk AV IS 1 it 1 t-Vi'r, A large By DEB ADDISON Delayed report, of delayed action: The swallows returned here last Wednesday. That was March 26. Just exactly two weeks behind schedule. (At that, the swallows were running a lot closer on sched ule than most things this spring.) Tha swallows check ln with Mrs. Howard Barnhisel on Link River each spring, and ten times out of nine they do it on March 12, a week ahead of the famed (or is it 1? bird i arrival at Mission San Juan Capistrano. This year the report from Capis tirno was that. Instead ol arriving with full flourish at dawn on St. Joseph's Day, they' strangled in some hours late, "tattered" by ef fects of the stormy elements. Still, they made it on the appointed day, and the story still stands. trano debut are a different breed' of cats. It's the violet-green and' tree swallows that come here first. J It's the barn and cliff swallows iuu niuu-aauuers ai me mission. I The big purple martins, which ! come here in May and leave in 1 August, are like lh ' violet-areens i iand tree swallows. They're no mud- ! .daubers and they will take lo bird j nouses. Bird houses should be 15 feet above the ground and have two inch openings. In making anv bird I house, figure it out and then- dou ble the size of onenina - vnn'ri 'planned. Mi nv bird houses fail to I j keep Ihe little feathered friends r round to eat your bugs because I you've made the holes smaller than 1 they can squeeze through. j imoni.iuiun n rxuoony RC15 ij.iwuiih i iin.ru ill nKMiuigiuu. niiu Wilson who uui ui unic so 11..M as inc man' w iio ui into some arguments, parttcu- ,Kiuui i.. .ii ...- used to h. o nnvernm.nl .iri.i.l I l.rK. n-lih lhr I, ..-, h.. "C" lUObllirallOll director, be Charles E. Wilson was reminded deemed very tender toward him'.! WeltenV of tha, Monday at 5:03 p.m. He's When the labor representatives S "Seaio p0M"b,,,, ex-niobilizer of defense. He be- .n n,. u . r. jhii, ,i nn.rj i came ex- at 5 p.m. , (WSB),. winch is part of W.lson's I .'J ?Zt Tandbv Washington Inhabitants have am. - in.ini.on set . no didnt like ?. S?..1" ?.V(if ?!,,db . 'susfz js.'0! tnais'ou," asa FSS-iiiniE1""!!' it is not unnatural if they have This was patched up, the WSB ?)e TorW ' he sn I1 o h recl ',u SSM"S' ?MSZM:...!!, '! Jot Tin, count v. Wire, said. , '0"sfn,ctlo,i wl',,,-,1 V '.5 """' ! ' '" a...V.?!be orenated "to soend . ... know, ' ' eiumntitetl without im Not lhat Wilsou iniended to until the lasi one. which was when linger, on tne contrary, lie sccmea he f.gurcd he had had enough giaa to DC going. r.e iiaun I ui-iu fired. He quit. This robust, red fa.ed 66-year-old with hair still brown and plentiful was not at all mourmu . Sr.ld it couldn't grant un!e..s the A n.m.. he said, to sintr his swan sonc and tell the newsmen how .. J .V'. soon as tne iignung stopped . ... iitiuni aiiu ii mrnicu ni n u innb .. nr., . 1.1. . . ... TITLE CONTENDERS Bonnii.a lliult Sthool's ilrbiitliifj team, winner of this year's county Class H crown, is semi ing the above duo to Salem, Thursday, to compete for the state championship. Left to rijht arc 101 na KIlshuKh and Margy Rrown. Marrjy will be remembered as queen of last year's Klamath Basin Roundup. This country. Wllron said. miM !"' ",',' be nrenared "to snenH an imknnu-n ' - 11 number of vears- ln . rmwi.m , 1 L. 8 'orderly conMrm-tion. stale of military re.nlneM "to i,,,1' e ''0""!V' ? ol likewise con n..i.bi.. ...ii inns ho planning funds iuuh Thl r.cnit.j fm, ii,. ci..l ,iic ,?""' i"o""- member si.lil II,. ,,,,.. . " pute wnen tne W6B recommenaea a r:n. i,. n,i,i.,i i. r..n. I""vc uostaiitiai henlthu rtil--. inr I h. f:i. d..l. I . ... " - inobliga;rd bnl- March Proves Cold, Wet Klamath rails' March was cold- ci and welter than normal, accord- -i- nt ,.,i. ...,.. ..... .nn-s .in.. i ii.rvioiis aniironriatinns -,worseis, a raise wmcn tile industry ,..,ipi, ..,,.. i,. . .h i ,u r 'r piuiimnu Funeral Held, But Corpse Very Alive TOKYO, iti T. Okabavashl, rt, a pnlltlcnl big-wig in Kmhl. itugrd Ills "prr drnth luneral" thin week A pood lime was had by all, says y,ie Kochl Bliliiibtm. The "pre-dealh funeral" Is sup-po-ed lo be aood luck lor the ilniractcr. aiiotit am im'""'". !lle.K." "mrndmrms much he enjoyed working with them since he came hre in the fall of 1951. after the Korean out break, to hend defense production. TOV'GH JOH Seiertil of the i, ii...,,, ..... ...,i ., 1.HI, iiiiiiirm.i r.-ircirn luestnv government let it raise prices. iturncd . n,mobl,.V ' ouW have addW planning fund's lllK IU .V.U.l. U-. "1 .,.. , ,,, .... ,. Bureau ol Reclamat.on. , . r,111, ... .... . br. the union gol the incrcaye rccom- menrierl to U'SH lh. imv.r,, ,l"'l,"".' r.lut n..n U"- would have In let III. slrrl rnm. I ??y '" . . Postscript would have to let the siccl coin to 'l.'..!.,... .... .' . . . ' .'..; I mobilization drive which he de nociamst ni:-i-:i.i:(Ti:n MILWAUKEE, '.f! Milwaukee's Socialist Mayor Krr.nk V. Zrldler. ?tVW.Bn easy Job, and would f'JT I h" ""d " "' V re at a personal sacrifice. When i r-ci,,.ri Anrf ,,-,. u -,...,i I .. .. not .ice t n pc.ouim. Mil-mice, mitil ,l,,j Anrl llnli h. l..,l PhJ fSSl? mfh '"i?ehJlnnlhi " conlerence to thank II C pflne CUBn !,,LS2n Z" Vbrtt . S, U", "S -he boys and give them a few final Ui rlOne dUppiy rompdaenny.ot the Gcnera' j " prs'css unUtr:Sald Inadequate reHlJ0bfMTW,.2!'UnJ.:NEKDI.EI) I WASHINGTON M- Tile Senate nro ?n, the ? n?i S,i.h Some ot th newsmen tried to preparedness .subcommittee Tue thev nee described the nation's present ans tit what thev needed At he I disPute- He didn l nyi'uPPly of military planes as 'In m. iL. h. hirf P" ' "" What's finished is : adequate." flaTion to control in-;fjnisncd lle said Hc .,,, to, chSirman L-ndon Johnson D.- Bdni tall and vigorous, the task !sti?k. '".".'A b.ou.1 . PrCKl"c"0P'J ; ..' ITX:' ?ld i!f!?sm5R. JVff ? '5?" rtlrtr,'. c..i In U ... rtI1U Bl llC pOH n. rCUII.lUeQ HIS l.l.l. rtir rorce OIIIC'BI.1 nHll U'V lthnLn hi nrvi ?InJ hL?. ! audience lhat as of 5 p.m. he would .closed behind closed doors that the iwUSaJ? SEES 7rno!mhprreviouds 1 ..?m"Lr.0"' '"'f !nu..0i ,ihf JS the U. S rreclpltatlon lor the month, mow and rain, amounted lo 1 33 Inches of water, cnmpareJ to a 1.17 inches normal and .67 Inches tor March 1951. The mean monthly temperature j and yelled: "give me a elcareite. waa 34 7. rompre.1 lo a normal .... .. . . .. . e,..i 1. econd tour I n 01 rrcuiura ti.e stream vear . Man.ua v,-. elei-tiiit. ""' 1 11 WBS i"n " i. ., tnrougn juarrn mimrii n three to ",e 13 on M',fch 20 was low. compared lo a normal ol B 34 bend nliiMns "Auld Innu But leave It to Okbv-hl to give Ills "luni rnl" n Utile dlllrreni touch. Al Ihe height of Ihe rltr-i the coffin opened, out lie pooped Precipitation for this locality lor I Inches. news conference dragged on, get-1 are of the World War II type and olyer The swallows coming here spoiled our March 12 story, and let Cap istrano put one over on us, but they showed better sense. We had plenty of fresh snow after the 12th just in case you've forgotten. Actually, the swallows which usu ally get here ahead of the Capis- Senator Bridges IN. H.) com- Imentcd on the OPS plan to add a JS10.80O-a-year advertising man to its staff of film and radio stars for its program "to educate the public on price control:"' I "If we have reached a time when jit Is necessary to utilize the serv I ices of movie stars from Hollywood land fan dancers in order to pop ularize the OPS. we have gone mue sce"evei?Pa dl,ller by lhe moment as the that a large number of th-e oh be used vo . 5" Wg hfnd- on the wall clock moved 'plsnen are being used In- Korea. N&rmS encountered. ?:',"'., "feC some criticism. pretty far down the line." Just which line, Senator? Whether ycu're voting "For" or "A?in" Registration Is How to bcginl director Whirl, ii an ni-rn 1 " 1 UI I1"". .TWSniCI. aSKCU;o. i.iuu.i..H lion, i..!H..r jl. .Y...-IH. c ' 1 " occu" questions, feet shuffled in anxiety I said attainment of mass production to be up and away. At two minutes ioi jet planes was retarded by a yw.-i inc a ..-... .Hit fiH.it. ,ir. Wikon. you're now talking on your own time." Everybody laughed, including 1 Wilson, and that was the end ol ; the conference and of Wilson as mobilizer. decision to build the newest models on the drawing board. He said that "gamble" Is now beginning to pay off. "The new models are elthrr in volume production or entering that slage," he said. Want a lot of mileage for your money We'll admit that the price tags of automobiles all automobiles aren't what they used to be. But it's just as true today as ever before that some price tags are lower than others, and some cars cost less to own than others. So let's see how a Buick Special fits into the picture. Take first cost. If you put the price tag of this Buick against price tags of cars that have always been tagged as belong ing in "the low-priced field" you'll find that, in actual dollars, a Buick's surpris ingly close to these cars of lesser size and horsepower. But that's just the beginning. What you're getting here Is Buick quality this Special comes down the same assembly line as Supers and ROADMASTERS. Its heft tells you it has extra sturdiness in frame and structure. Its Fireball Engine delivers extra power. It is an eight, a valvc-in-hcad, with high compression, and the miles you can get from a gallon of gas make it a thrifty performer. You get Buick's Million Dollar Ride, which protects you-and the car from jars and jolts. Even the tires are bigger which, any tire man will tell you, lengthens their wear. And if you pay a bit extra for Dynaflow Drive you're casing the strain on the engine, the rear end, the tires and eliminating clutch repair bills. So when wc talk about "mileage for your money" we're talking about the miles you'll get from your car includ ing the unused miles that are what you have to sell when you trade it in. Maybe that's why Buick's doing so well in the present market. Why not come in and see what a great car this is for you? K'Tuipmnl.artutvrw.trim and notMnor tvhfrct toehtw'itrilkoul ((. Wkr.el CrmU Httrlnr HnADUAiTtlt. wtOnvil at Mrit VM lr Srt. mttwallt M nl trtrn rill vhrn r4iVe, 'StaiuUri. m itOADktAHTKit, epi.moJ at attm cot an alaar Stria. Sure is true for 52 mm 1330 MAIN H. E. HAUGER 28 YEARS YOUR BUICK DEALER PHONE 5151 LADIES!!' COME TO OUR PARTY! we invite you to attend our LAUNDRY CLINIC THURSDAY a 27 PJH. We have arranged to have with us the Northwest's leading authority on Home Laundry Methods, Mrs. Bever ly Lyons of Detergents, Inc. She will have many good suggestions and. worthwhile information which will help you with your laundry problems. Mrs, Beverly Lyoni free COFFEE and rCCCfil I COOKIES! Special Gift ?L P for Everyone O '' t- ' c Valuable Door 5- Prize Bill w i-iTU - i I u,e h "mox- yir w yK fr,g,da,re ) y&J WASHER! fill an4 y' AUTOMATIC WASHER THURSDAY-2 PM& 7 P.M. VERN OWENS' Cascade Home Furnishing Co. 124 No. 4th Phone 8365