Herald and news., April 11, 1952, Page 5, Image 5

"'ItlDAY, APUII, 11, 10.72
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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Gtity Bbiefa
Hiiwcrs i'lowii ls'nullicliiall Jc
Krllnclli (.: k V Kills, Mlilltilicil III
lluncilulu scut orchid Icls, nlrniiill,
In In iniillicr Mm "iu Mils mm
sister. Mndn for Master Hiuidny.
Mm liivcnili-r lliiwiTH arrived III
licrlcel I'OIKllllOII.
New lliilnr KIcpviI W. Hrcill
1ms opened a liorllciilturiil nursery
Hi Ihr (hjI u -l in kry lllll mirlh ol
Mulln.
Tiiimlllri'liiiiiy Diiuulc Ziirtislli
ski. I1IB Cri'M-rnl Is ii'iihciIiiu III
home (nun tuiisllleiliimy nl
Klamalh Valley Him.iIUiI Apt II B
III llnspllal - Ml). P T '.iirmlll
ski. Knio Itmiil. In In Hillside Ho
llln lor ulli.rlviilKMi
llomr Mri. French JiiIiiimiii,
lias returned home a'lcr firinllnii
Ihr winter nl Itir French home
Laguna licach niul ciulslim BUmml
a ym-lit In Houlhclll waters, llrr
litiauaiitl. nn anient fisherman In
mill Itnlilnif nl Capo Bun Lucas.
April in - Elementary I'TA. TuIp
lukr. liircllnn. 3:30 p. in. In the
urmlc school iiiiilllorluin will I n -lure
liomr sewn iiiiriiiriita In u
NpiiiiK nlylp show. Anyone wlnliliiK
lo participate nuiy contact Mm. Fil
Diirkrll ir Mm II I o lxrni
Nrw olllccra will lie iiiimiimlrd slid
elcclcd dlirlliK Ihe bunliirna meeting.
lly MAIIV I liAN
Venice, lay. today, (olnui row unci
Ihr dny alter tnmmruw will lind
ninny Academy mihImuh partici
pating In the church set vices nl
lhl wrrk. Holy Week. The Mull
school choir has Uppii busy sIiikIiik
lor these numerous iprvlfp, bill
thry will come lo n climns Sun
day. yp thin Foster Hunday.
"rhrVrc here Yes. the Junior
rlass rliilfx arc here" Hip nuv
prw.c ol wlml llirv would luiik
llkp when Ihrv llnullv arrived
came lo u i lour lhl week, mid
lllls I.', wlml Ihry lo ,k like Ihe
rings are gold wild a while gold
liuse. m irnlimtrit by Hip '
nit n In nnd Dip vcar 1I3 willlcn
on Hip side The stylish guards
nnd IhP aliment's Initial" engraved
on Hip Inside odd up lo wlml ts
n vrry hei-nmlng class ring.
Thp Chime, nrwpnipr was re
rrlvrd hv Ihr students Thursday
Kenlor Htandmit. question ,llr
Monih anil new ol coming cvenu
hltlllllllllPd lhl tixiur Ol caurrc.
Ihr innln nilrncllon wprr Hie pic
lurrn nnd wrllr-upfi ol Ihr vnlr
cllrlorhin. MmlriiP Mlimo. nnd
ululnlorlnn. Uumiii Vnndnibrrii
Cnuitmlulullom lo lllrrip Muilrnl.i
You crrlnlnlv ilivsrrvr Ihl Honor
Ihr nnnunl Mnlhprn' -lub Cr
nivnl will bp lirld nrxl WrdnrKliiy.
April 10. In Ihln nrndrmv ndul
tnrlum Tlilii l A uood limp lor
II inrrry innkrrn lo llPl lourthcr
mid hnvr noinr lull.
"It won't br lonu now," brlorr
mx new rlftiuirooiini will br com
pleted nnd purl ol Hiirrrd Henri
Acndeiny Now lor llir reiuulnniu
Mx werk ol m-IhkiI ihere will br
the problem ol kerplnii the lu
drnli Iroin unrlnil am ol the win
down nl llir coliMnicllon nnd
knorklllK biirbiilU Into the lnld.t
nl Dip work Hut crrtnllily It In
worth Uil. nnd more
HAPPY KASIKH. KVKRYONE
l oud HhIp-'Mip Vrnturn C:lul) In
ApoiiMiiltiK n rooked lood mile Hnl
unliiy, III ii in. In 3 p. in lit
Oniiuii '! Murki'l, uliiuiltt Wuy
mill Mlvlnlon
Money lluliirr - The He-oriiiililMll
( 'luti ih ol 1 .nil ii lny Hiilnln will
hold ii lood mile fliiluiiliiy nl Hi'iiih
Itiii'lnu k nlurr lo rulnii inoiiey lui
Ihc buildliiK Iiind.
Iliinir - An old lime iliince In
M'hpiluli-d lor Huiiirdiiy nluhl Hi
Mlillmid Uriiime Hull All nrr wel
come I Itlikrd I-and Kulr- lly Thrtn Hhc.
nil dny Hulurdiiy nl Pine Hired
Mn I k I
Koynl NrlKlibor at Amrrli-H
I U-h u In r uiprtlliK lonlKlil III the KC
Hull Dull Irnm will prrlorm. In
million nnd olllcern lire reriuehted
to wciir lonniilh.
Yiiilil Club-Kimirr Kundny din
nrr will entiire Vituinlu buked
ihilm or broiled tenderloin Mrnk
Mnkr refirrvnlloiui HiioukIi lleulnh
or Mike nl the club.
Iteeoverlni - Mrn. M. f. iClrncei
.lohn.-itoii nl Wryerluieuiier " town
Kile In renoried iiuprovliiK nl lllll
hide Honplliil. tilie wiin udlilllled
Inil 1'uehdny for inedlcnl iillenllon.
rooked r'or-d KhIp- Orenon HtHte
Nurnen AhKm-iiitlon. Dimrlri 8, nn
nunl pre-Kii'trr rookefl ffKid Mile
will be held lit KiuD'a Food Ktorr
on Ho lllll Htreri. Kiiiindiiy. ihhiI
Iiik nl 9 n ill Prorerils Irnm Mile
10 no t'-iud n u-)iiiliirnhlp lor :-ouir
euior luirli m-IiooI Kill 111 the coun
ty lo enter nurnen tinliilnii
HeiuUr Mrellnii Kwniinii V'.tx-
I'liinpinrut 411 KKil' nnd nu:lllnry
li ill In iu ri'Utilnr nirrt lim In llon
nntii KiAlny. i p in
Strike Peace
Talks Resume
BAN FRANCISCO I Full
drenn neKotlalionii In the seven
Ktute Greyhound b.u Blrlke were
renewed here Friday.
Omnr HoKkliw, ol the U. 8. Con
rlllnlion Kervlce. hummoned union
and coiiipny repr.;acntatlves lo a
lo. in conierence.
Ilo.iklns n:nd "orr,e nuKKentlona"
hfivp been advanced for endlnir the
ntrlke of bun drivers which be
xan March 2. He aald both aides
had considered then separately.
Ihe chief Ishub In the atrlke l.i
the union's demand for a five-day
week. The company contends It la
financially unable to grant this
request.
Open Swimming
Saturday
Open swimming Is scheduled tor
all comers at the KU118 pool Sat
urday, l to & p. m.
This Is the only portion of lh
community awlm program wnlea
can let In adults and children In
one swimming period. Family rates
have been made available by the
City Recreation Department.
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FAIR PROfECT RESUMES After a start In 1937. the war and lis aftermath, work
aialn Is resumeJ on these bulldlnu lo house an inlernallonal exposition in Rome, Italy.
PROMENADERS
OPEN SQUARE DANCE
SAT. NITE APRIL 12TH
So. 6th COMMUNITY HALL
(Peterson Hall-Nest to Little Swede)
Food Merchants
To Organize
Oregon Food Merchants Associ
ation holds an organizational meet
ing Tuesday at the Coca Cola
Bottling Co.. 8:30 p.m.. with T. O.
Griggs chairman of the session.
Also scheduled to be on hand
for the confab are Glen Silver
Ihorne. president from Portland,
and Howard McAnulty, secretary.
WALKER'S ALLEY KAT
DRIVE - IN
South 6th and Martin
Will Be Closed Easter Sunday!
JCsT1 '" p; flr
7
TUNE-UP
Illy
i SPECIAL
you Get All This-..
My"
estra)
Adml Dlllrlbulsr Poind
Tut Coll
TIMon Cyllndir Hiod
Aull Timlni
CUon loHtry Tormlnoll
Tall Condtnior
TIMon Monlfaldl
Adull Corburtlor
Chick ond Adutt Vollogo Control
Toll BoHory and Roflll
Adml Tappoll
CUon Plugl ond Adull Oopi
Tlehton Hois Connection!
Chock Vacuum Spark Advance
Aduit ran Boll
Chock Comproillon
Aduit Oonorator Charging Ralo
Fki Up Hool Control Volvo
Toil Hotter
NEW MINISTER
Field .Marnlml Viscount Alex
ander of Tunis, 61 -year-old
World War II mllllsry Irsder.
takes over duties In London as
nrtialn's Minister of Defense.
l.V.TH (OIIK I.I II
The lutelluu wn.-i inlli-d lo ordrl
by I'rc.v I'ui.-.y IJnvul-.on. roll cull
wn.s tnken. nnd the nicmljrrs told
what Uipv hud iiiiidi- 'Ihe 1 1 1 1 1 1 -bers
dl.'iilv,rd Ihe deuimisli ntloii',
lo le held nl Hie Gun Klore. April
6. nnd nl.so llio.se to ho held nl
the Kprliu; Kali Coukiug I made
ginuer brriid ulilrli v-ii.s lind for
refie.ilunelitu II In:, lid very good.
Members ol the club were given
recipes for inki-.s mid cookies
"lTie ineellng was iidlouriu-d
Mailne Scherer
l.ANl.tll. VAI.I.I.V COOKS
The meeting wus tnlH-d lo order
bv pleldenl. lilii-rry rruwlord
The llieelllig ims lii-Id nl 'lie M-hool
gviu We Inlked about the Hpl Ilia
J-'iilr nnd v. lint null one hud to
do Kuril iin-liilii-r liiouutit n
spollKe ol iilu;ii-lii"i i -ike to In
Jtldgell by Mi-1" John Blown. Uis
cu-islull eeiiUled iilxiut whnt n
rukp'a ti'xiiue -.liould be like
Vivian llriilon nnd Ho-niinry Ktul
linker gave a deinonMniiion on u
sponge cuke. Two niembers of
another Bonnnzn Cooking Club
.visited lo :ee what our club win
doing. Alii-r relri'sliineiils the
meeting was ad'oiirned
Itiiseinary Slalnaker
Fire Destroys
, Straw
A combination ol wind nnd uon
fire destroyed n lny and stiaw
I pile on Ihe J. H. Sl"ele ranch ve--.terday.
The breew whipiipd parks
from ihe nonllrc ll'.lo Hie Mack.
setting i: nbla.e.
I The county lire wagon made a
ipconl run to Pun- Giove. nnd will)
j ihr hell) nl neighbors prevented the
I blaze (loin hprrad.nu to nearby
llnnn buildings. A bulldozer shoved
the burning niulenni into reahv
. Held where it snnldered through
'ihe nluhl.
French Raps
Concentration
Giles French. Moro. candidate
for the Republican nomination lor
Congress on the primary ballot
next mouth, told members ol the
Klamath I'nHs Klwanls Club yes-U-i'dnv
that centralized government,
as we have toduy, is Invariably
i "more expensive and Invariable in
cfllclcnt." French, an adept statistician,
pointed out thai Oregon's part In
paying the proposed 85.4 billion dol
lar national budget for this year
would be B14.00O.0O0 'Mi, or well
over half of the evaluation ol the
stale.
"It's plain lo inc." he said. "That
we will have lo put a stop to this."
I Krenrh Is editor of the oll-quo:-ed
Sherman County Journal, and
lias served 17 years in Oregon's
: legislature.
I "'Hip people have given the gov
' eminent the power lo do anything
j with the nation's economy it
i wants." Trench said. "They fear
. another depression.
I "Bui thp government wllh all
those controls Is more dangerous
than the depression. I am certain, '
he went on. "that the people don't
want economic welfare wrapped up
in government."
I French pointed out that Oregon-;
: uns can't even be sure how much i
: lund they have within the stale I
lines. Different surveys made and I
1 figures retried by different agen- j
cles aren't the same. ,
The Bureau of Census figures
show Klamalh County has 3,822.720
acres. However. French says total
figures ol forest, public, farm and
grazing lands show closer lo 5,
000,000 iMi acres in the county.
! French feels Eastern Oregon's
exact size should be resurveyed
because of Its Importance.
I "Eastern Oregon has 68 per cent
of Oregon's area." he said, "and
only 18 4 per cent of Its people.
Vet they pay 21 per cent ol the
taxes In the state."
The congressional hopeful de
clared Hint foreste and grazing
lands should not be marked olf on
government records as expenses
and therefore liabilities, but In
.stead by cost accounting methods
mark them up as the assets tlicy
are.
ARCH Theatre
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1e Tee Wast To lo Mr SHer" Cooaer
PHUT IN UTtniV APR. IM esi IM
General
Hans Frci
BOOKKEEPING
Service
3254 So. 6th fhrae
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HOwmsuciloHilKWooST i
"tool WokT oof Mostf oorteoo
0l wSwm-
Come in and tec ear breath
taking display of bright, fresh
flowers. ..the perfect expression
of joy, love, sad lift r Dewed,
Kattrr Conaaea individually
styled. Spring flowers, orchids,
roses, carnations, gardenias.
Locelu Ratter Plants ...Wm,
azalen, hydrangeas, blooming
in all their Spring beauty,'
Altar Flower to grace your church..
We end
Etuter nowera-bjrWiir
aaywhere.
$
Again . . . Our 3rd Annual
EASTER SPECIAL
5
Includes ... an '
EASTER t ORCHID
LILY CORSAGE
Klamalh Flower Shop
1211 Main
Open Fri., Sat. til
9 p.m.
Phono 415
Sunday till 1 p.m.
Hay,
LOOK ! vo he
ARMORY
TOMORROW NIGHT
BROTHERS
& ROSE
THE MOST COLORFUL WESTERN
AND HILLBILLY BAND IN AMERICA
WITH A LAUGH A MINUTE FOR 240 MINUTES
1
5TH APPEARANCE IN KLAMATH FALLS
(THEIR AVERAGE ATTENDANCE HAS BEEN OVER 1250)
Dancinq 9 'til 1
Doon Open at 8:30
P
50 PER PERSON
(TAXlNC.)
Another "Baldy" Evans AUraction
Shapei to sit prettily over every
coiffure. Femininely bedecked
with flowers or smartly plain
for the tailored effect.
All the new silhouettes . . .
bonnets, pillboxes, shells,
sailors.
FREE EASY PARKING
EASTER
BONNETS
IN THE SHAPE YOU WANT
IN THE COLOR YOU WANT
AT A PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD
.98-5.9.
NOW AT OUR HAT BAR
All the new Spring shades in
cluding mimosa, red, pink,
coffee, wheat as well as ever
popular white, basic blacks
and navys.
ASHLEY
Chevrolet
COMING ATTRACTIONS
LEFTY FRIZZELL
FRI. MAY 9
HANK THOMPSON
SAT. MAY 24
410 fo. 6th
Ph. 4113