Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 14, 1952, Page 3, Image 3

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    MONDAY, APRII- 14, 10.V2
IIKKAIJ) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OR'T.ON
PAGE THREH
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SERIOUS BUSINESS Is being pondered by three members
of the east of Ibe KUIIS student body play, Ihree-arl com
edy, "(Jeoifje Washington Slept Here." to be presented
Thursday, 8 p.m., in the KUIIS Auditorium. Seated,
Ronald Coleman, who will play wealthy, tie.ht-fi.sted I'nclo
Stanley. Standing. Michael Wood, the Mr. Fuller who buys
the house where George Washington slept, and his wor
ried wife, Beverly Hunt, who hates the home in the coun
try. The play is being directed by It. It. li!om(iiisl
Klamath Gets
TV Channel
WAHIIINOTON 11 The' luin
Irli'VlMtm "Iichm" Ih ovfr mid Ord
Kon hut biTii iillofUd 33 TV chun-
ir Ik.
T'lir loin'uninfiitH, iitiimunnrri Huti
(lay Ijv Um Kcdcrul Coininiinlcu
LliillH CrmunlttMon, llirlutlr 12 tlli:)
iu'Ib ol very hluh Imiurncli'ii
iVIin mid 91 ol ullni IiIkIi lie
ipienelM MJIIKi,
Till! VIIK i liumiflH now iirp In
KpiiitiiI ii'O Mirouuhuul Ihr nutloii.
Till Ulll'' rhiinnrlf, iirr I) r Ink
oprnpil for nmiinrrrlnl unc for tho
Ilrnt Umc unil lour UIIF Orcuun
oulli'tii nrr bclim rr;,rivril lor rdu
calloniil nfin-('oiiiini?r''lnl pioKnuiiK
Flvr iippllnitlonn Imvc tirin fllid
for tlir Ori'uon Coiunicrclal clinn-
IH'lh.
In the clly fov i-Uv tiAHlKmnrnt
tnblf whirl) iolloWH. VIIK clmlinrlH
lire iniiiilirri'd J Uirouuli I I mid
rliiinni'lH iirr numbered M
through H'A An "x" hrforr n chun
llirlh tlidUati'ft (hat (-hunni'l l.H re
nerverl lor eduritiioiiMl imr.
Albiinv. to: AMiland, 14: Astoria
3(1. linker. 37, Hi-nd, ir. Burn-..
10; (,'orvnllh,, x7. 49; Kimrnr, x9.
13. 20, 211: Uranm I'iimi. 30. Klaina.l)
l-'n 11m. 'J: l.u Clraiidf, 13. I.ebunon
43: McMlllllvlIll'. 41). Mt-dford, 4 .';
Norili lli-nd lit; I'rndli'lon 23.
INirtll.nd. 0, 8. XlO. 12. 21. 27; IVe-
lllllll 2H: Hi, If in 3. X18. 24. Hprlllli-
lil-ld 37: The Duller. 32
Nortl:i-rn Cnlilorii.ii chiinnek al
lolled Include Altur.iii. 0. Kurek.i
3, 13. Iliddlim. 7. Vii-ka 11.
CKNTKNAItlVS IMNCKS
Kt:i,W(K)IJ. Man c iii- Andrew'
MiC'uKlleon iclrbiiiled lib lOOIh
tilrlliday at a party and (Inure,
dm pin which lie dlri R lively nlcp-
dunce lor Hie audlrnce. He wn)
born In Arthur, Out., and came
went In IHW) , :
Western Union
Pickets Spread
lly The. AMiirlaled I'rr
l'lrkellnn nurea'l to Medfnnl
Moniluy In Ihc lonliniilnii Oki-oh
irtrlkn of AKI, Commercial Teh-
fKniphem Union member nuulii.st
jllie WeJilern Union.
Two picket appealed In front ol
the olllce In the Uouthern Oreuon
cltv lifter John ft. Kltziniirilii,
Mrlkc committee chulrmitn, and
Mr. Ida FIciuIiik. union vlre-pri'H-Idem,
arrived Iroin HcuUle to or
Kiilllze plrketlnu.
Flt.inurtln wild Ihree einplovi-it
rronned the picket line, l-'riuik
Uray. Wentrrn Union inimaiier,
wild iiiiHAni;i'M null were bclriK uc
tented at M'dloid.
2 Lumber Mills
Incorporated
HAI.KM I -Two Butherlln. Ore .
ItiiiibiT mill" filed Hillclcn ol incur
IMjrnlion hero Monday.
They ore the Vlkini! Lumber Co .
will) 110.000 capital Ktork. nod Clin
ton Mllh. Inc., wlih 7.VO0O mock
Thev were Incorporated bv Jaisper
H llerrod. Klner W. Holuiberu and
I!erl McCoy.
Hospiicl Blast
Kills Mother
NEW VOKK i"-A yoiin moliier
wu killed by a freak aiieslhetlc
Icxploalon an Mhe lav on an opera
i.iik table niter Klvlnx birth to her
i third duUKhtir.
I The explosion knocked an attend
eIiik doctor unconiclous. But the
'child, delivered bv cnenarean Dec
ition, had been liikrn Iroin the op
criitliiK room and was not harmed.
Details ol the tragedy, which nc
enred Saturday, were dl.icloed
iKiinday nlKhi bv Dr. B. t) Dinln,
; medical nuperlntendent at the city-
owned Cumberland Honpltal In
Brooklyn.
A nT EA SYVV A tTtOH AV E"
PIANO
Tm ran rvnl Uly ntw tpintt plan
lrm lit l.suli R, Hino fi t m
panr. I't N. Itb. al law oianthr
rale. After raatunbl Itma ttm.
It jay wUn. rbanga ftom rrnl I aur-
haia arrmnt. Ih rrnt mU t4j asia
la all cradilvd la ur purcoaa a-aunt
and no alter lttn pymtn nacaa
tv, Th manlblr may men la can bt
lillla blgber than rant. Or. If pr
He Hflld the blast Apparently wbb
it off by a ftparx of Matlc elect rl-
city HcdriK on the i-npnthetic, hiRh
, ly-volalile cyclopropane.
I TbP cyclopropn wns ued, Dl
nin explained, since the patient'
! hlood pre.sfiiire wa i low. Another
unesthctlc mlht nave lowered the
pressure further, he added, but not
the cyclopropane.
I Dlnln ald the ex "1 onion wan the
jfirnt of 1M kind In hln experience
and In the history of the hospital.
'He declined to name the at'endlng
, phynicliin-H but said an lnveatlfta
itlon In under wav.
The dead woman wbi Identified
; 30-yeitrold Mm. Haffellnla Man-
Jlra, wife of a Brooklyn Navy Yard
laborer. The county medical exam
iner mild the upeclflc cause of
death was hemorrhage of the
I lungH.
. flAftTrv. " ill
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$75
IASY
diTlf.t avillablt il ntd.rai. mAklatJrm
.... fATMINTl
715 Main Street
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!v I running; always uniform. At
your grocer s in the red package.
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(iitdrrlnn Photo
26 Cars Start
Economy Test
l.OS ANGKl.KR '- - Trntv-Alx
fttfM k nitMleln of Anierlcun utiioiii
bllrn left hrrr Mfiiiduy mi an nrdii
oun 1.4I& 4-inlle. tlur-dny drive to
Hun Vnllev. Ida . in the annual
Moblluna Kconomy Hun.
The carii are loinpriink In their
f trice uroupi for economy of nw
ine con.tiniptlon
Thev will be ditven nt nil nuclei
rrtiiRliitf from J0 feet Ijrlnw Aro
levrl to B 010 feel above
The tlr.it lap of "e event. Miper
vWrd by the American Automobile
A.irtivlJiiii, l.i Arizona' Grind
Cnn Von, MS mllri and 13 hour
a w n ' .
'Hie Aernnri lap r from the
rnnyon, Ulb mllen and 14 hours, to
Hall Lake City.
Wedneadnv'n trip Into Hun Valley
will cover 43 miles in rlcht houra
Henidrh n driver and relic! driver
ttuih car rnrrle a pa-acentcer and
an AAA observer.
The oberver are Culler h en
Rinerrlnu htudcut.t- The cai.t munt
average nl least 40 44 mlle.H per
hour drlvbtK Unif.
HefurlitiK utopi are Blythe. Calif.
William and Marble Canyon. Am.
I Panic Kills 47,
' 40 Arrested
i
1 (?A ft AC AM. Ven.virln Fed
i l nl poiicf hn e nnvMnl 40 pr
'oiii Mrpectrd ol tenth. nj,- off Hie
u ilit ,)nnic in w hit li 47 pn mjh-.
weie iniinplrd to rlnilli In Hutitu
'Icreni Church hil Wrdnr-.dav
'Ibe pjtiiir when fuiiiirmir vHted
' fire" was nlanne 1 nnd nrovoked
bv trr-orlftt.i. Ibe pjiii.h prteM
cbuitted
World philiiteli.st.i soend J 10 000 -0O0
auiiuallv In puriuiii'i tbeir
stamp .-ollectltnt hobbv
COMING
SOON!
AT PENNEY'S
THE BIGGEST
VALUE EVENT
THE BASIN'S
EVER SEEN!
SEE OUR
WEDNESDAY AD
Knjoy LeMie'n Mutunl Newnreel Monday,
Juc.day, Thuroday 9 30-9 45 p.m.
a a a
a a a a
aaa a
aaaaa .
a a
Biggest Sale of Hardvare
in Sears Long History...
I:: II
Starts, Thursday, April 17th.
n
MK( HANK ALI.V MIM)H CAT
NKII.HUUO. Sn.sk. I'i-Wlirn
ttie niKlne of hi car lulled, ihr
moiorl'-l lilted the hood to inveslt.
pule Out M-fMitrd a bin rat which
hud been wedded in belwren the
fan and the pullev.
FREE
Estimates
If itisa
New
Roof
or
New
Siding
You Need , . . call
ROOFING CO.
Ph. 6161
Adams and East Main
In Lo!icviow, Contact,
Geo. S. Down, Rep.
1024 1st South, Ph. 2501
Lakovicw, Oregon
We Feature . . .
Aluminum
Shingles
Mfq. bv Amasca
SHINGLE ROOFS
All Types of Built
up Roofs .
Newest Colors in
ASBESTOS SIDING
THE HOTTEST BUY
IN RANGES TODAY !
PLUS!
Lamp and Minute
Timer at No
Extra Charge!
ON THIS FULL-SIZE 1952
KLmWDIMLTQLP
ELECTRIC RANGE!
Sfiv fiEP? y.-""- 1 tii ovn 16" x
,iVji' ff a Roomy ilorag
gjitPBCO tor ulonsiltl
' $Ji """ frf torfc.fJM.
j -i JJ I top-quality Ktlvlnatotl I M
MODIL KIR-1 PHccihttwn U fnr rtrllvcrv lt ynur kltflifn tntal I
Inlinn. If ntiy. rnntr unit local irxtHatir. I'tiM- and
IwclOcatlona mbjwi to chniuja wlllioul nolle.
i
TERMS TO SUIT YOU !
mMr?TTR(T)l
UlAirUL5UQ st
Nationallv-Known Stvle St Comfort Values
m '
. . to save you $30.01 on
COMPLETE
BED ENSEMBLE
4 Washable DURAN I Headboard
k ItJIJEDCDDIMn MnHrMC
T A Matchina BOX SPRING
T V All-STEEL Hollywood
(I 1 "pRODUtT OF I , j f
. t i u . v : i
i.'- .-riv- .. . .
'mW f PURIB0 THIS SALE
WVfi.. ., Ill If
10 LIVE WGHT...
YOU GET THESE FOUR
LUXURY UNIi'S, $7980 -VALUE
HEADBOARD
Nat anlf htndicmely
(tried. wt h kullt
ttrongly fer lent tenric.
tlquad nallt. Upholttirtd
abla.
MATTRESS
Railtul lnntnprin con
struction, thickly cuih
laned with ihal and lett
layer-cotton felt. Attrac
tive ticking; button
tutted; firm roll edges.
OX SPRING
Upholstered to match the
meltren. Perfect bate t
prolong the life el Inner
print, construction, and
to and to the bed's deep
cam tort quality.
STEEL FRAME
Trim and rugged a fine,
solid bed bate that dees
away with the need for
wood lei that have to be
fastened ts box spring.
Instead, this rustprooted
steel frame gives you a
complete) strong twin
site bed.
o 1
' 9 3
' ' 0 1
i-wdiiMrormra
Noil-trimmed DURAN .....
HEADBOARD P I O.V5
INNERSPRING Q
MATTRESS ZV.V3
Matching
BOX SPRING
STEEL FRAME
$29.95
$8.95
TOTAL Regular
Value
ALL FOR
JUST
79
80
pay as
little as
1.25 a week
FULL SIZE AVAILABLE
The beauty of twin "Decorator" ensemble cart
be yours at a saving now. Styled to harmonize
with a wide variety of home furnishings, these
beds display the full loveliness of your favorite
spreads. Make the bedroom appear more spac
ious. And, of course, each ensemble is made for
years of comfort and economy. Remember, thev
are NOT just mounted on wood leqs fastened to
the box spring. Hafter's low price includes a
$8.95 value base frame of heavy steel! I
SEE THEM TODAY
. COMPARE!
-j .. . -
1
Panel Shake . . .
INSULATED SIDING
Blown - ROCK WOOL
Insulation
LOW F.H.A. TERMS
NO DOWN Payment
STORE HOURS:
9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
Corner 9th and Klamath
Phone 4378