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Newspaper Page TextWKDNKSDAY, AI'UII, 211, lO.Vi IIKIIALU AND NEWS, KLAMATH KAU,S, On., PACE FiV ) Gtfy Ateft. l' triilih Tho Kliiiiutlli Min-iMra. Murlo illmiU unci Mm. Kli.lc I'll I'lllll I'l-t 'ITiui iilnv nlulil lltllt'tk. Tlllllc III tin: clu v will lir ill tho (Tiniiilii'r nl Ciinini'iiT. Willi 'Hull unit Hull ImUim mid l-'i t llllv.ci . h In line mi hi, Tiili'lnn I'rlio- Mniiibnm lire axki-cl to hilnu h mini Mlviihi ai hrihilrU. I ho public la Ill- uln ul null lor liutliitc. A Hiii-iiki'r Vlloil. will ba on liund from the Kxlou- klun Service. Itciill.llinn - WikiiI lllvrr Unit . 1 Wiinii'ira Ki'iiulilli mi Chili, will Olivary G'oiiiiiiamlrv No. 1(1. niri'l liiiininiiw nwlil ul II ir Wll- KiiIkIiH Trmnliir will ronl.r the limn l.iui'iK rr'.hlriM r. Writ Chilli- .Order ul Hrtl Croia cm cliiaa ul num. Tlie ini'eUnii In III nlnrt Hi 1 (nlullcliitcn tnnlKlit lit the Munuuic II i in Willi Mil riinilliliileii Invited ITciliple. In imitliiiniln. Hi iJUlillciuiii arc . umi'il In iiiine. Kvrry Wfilnmilay nlulil Olrl 'HcoiiIii, CTuni) fire Olrl and Four. MoIm u Miilrnii'.i (Tub will H Rlrla will huvn awlmmliiK lit I. "Ill ii tlraarrl luiirheiin Krlduv In KUII8 pool. 7-t p.m. Thin In fur Ine Miuiimic hull ul 1 p in. ilnlermedlHlea and ailviwrra ulrln. Leadem limy ulna brlini tlirlr utoupa l.mllri Ainlllury of ('iiiitnn Cm- lor reorentlonul wlniinlnK. ter Nn. 1 will Inert Tliurmlnv. Ii in. ul the IOOI" Hull. Knteitnln-1 ( rlllinlly III Members nl Iho inrnl mid refi tmlnnenl will follow luirilly nl J, H. Wllnnn. Alli um nu'i'ilnu, mada, who him bern critically III 1 fur the piiKt ovrul ilnyn liuvc New Vetermm' 1'ienlileiil ill the ,becn enllnd to lilt beilNldet Here. 1 01 It ripnil-iinnuiil Oir-ucm touulv I are duuiihtem, Mid. Alfred (Kiilli veterunii' hm vh i' nliuern' hi-IhicI, Iryn) Blimnonette. Hun Frunrlncu, i limliilt hint Krlilii v ul Pnrtlnnd, n noil, John W. Wllwin. Hiinlii Bur Wllllum N. U'Ni'll. MiMliiiivUle. bum, n niece, Mrs. Durotliv I'm.. Mill electril iireNldrnt of the rni-Hvnloa, Hun KiumcIhco Mr. mid Mm. Miiintliin. lie hiicrecda Ted C'rno of ' Allien Hrronlil mill Mr. CTiiuile Kliimuth Full, i Wind Ilimwcll. MiiiiU-ri'v. Mr. Wll- luon. pl'ineor renldenl of Ihe Kliun- Al lllllilile Mnrtin Ilrndme, Hill nth Banln In belnii Aired for at ln KIiiiiihIIi, fiinner 'tiillwnv Cxnreui ' home. einnliivn, unilrrw enl mil lor mirnerv ul IIIIMilr. llii'.pltul locluv. He tins I Home Mm. Jeirv Ahem. Mer bern In 111 lieiilth fnr Mme time. rill. In home Itilluuinu the birth - at a llnv dnuuliler, Mnrv Muruim l ITiiirrh Meeilnx Mnner Circle, ai Hlainntn Vallrv luruilliil. 'Ihe County Polls To Get Flags ViiIIiik pliu-ra In Kliiniutb Coun ty will display Ihe American (lull next election (In V. County Clerk CTiurlle IJi't.iip linn ordered 77 lliiun, one lor cncli prn clncl. vonllnii iiboul t2 rucli. nod they are to be dlnplnyrd oulnldo4 or ui me dour ul cucli polllnif plnco. In the unlit the IIiik linn not been flown ul voIIhk phicen In Ihe coiinly. A phicnrd IIMInn the name or number of the precinct will ulao bo posted with llio llnu. Weatherford Rites Planned Ktinrral horvlrcw will be held ThiirMluv., 3 p in. from Hip chapel ol Win (I'm funeral home for Mim, Kvn 1.iIIhi Wcffilht'Mnrd, 4, rHi ilciil tit Klamath Killn for Ihn twit (l yrain who dmd uncxocctcdlv ut llm fainllv home Monriav. An oiilv (tiiuKhtir. Mm. Clifford (KliMinoiiU ItraL wan murrled Ehh trr hunday nl Reno. 81ie nnd her husband, Iravrllnu lliromh Califor nia, wcic locuU'd by telephone InrtL nlKht at the home of Mr. nnd Mrn. Charlea Oartelon. former renldenU ef Klamath KalK now llvinw at I'alo Alio A1m ftiirvlvhiK Mm. Weatherford are her widower, Alfred II. Wealh rrlord. a MMrr. Mrn. Archie Uov a nn one Square Dancing Class Open There' lotn more room for bc UlnnliiK Miunrn diincera In Ihe CTtv Itecreiillon IJepartmeiit'a cluim lit IiiK held IoiiIkIiI and every Wednen (luy niitht the department an nounccd thin morning. ITiere are nix more weekn of el. ae. Turnout for Ihe advunced dune Inn, held In a aeparate Kymnrnluin. Ima been bwkI, but beitlnncra are nhort In nuinbera ao lar. DiiiicIiik Maria at 8 p.m. T,,.e Memorial I'reiilivlerlan 'Utile Rlrl we.Hhlnir alluhtlv over I"" V ' ' " 1 A'hurrli. meeta ul Hie ehunh Krl-j three iwundi will make her home ur" '"'r- ' JVt ir,,., riny, 13 noon, for deneerl with Mra. In an tncubntor nl the hoMiltal fur H',B wiJ " "uml" r 01 1 r,,B nperily llurrv llfiirfUlev hnMleiu. TTie ren- neveral weekn vrl Mr iwl Mr- t-ocltie, .-no. ion , mar meeiiiiB win imiuw. mr(ituri ni,rm iihvo a uuuiiiiirr p.uuurill. n m a ,,e remmilert o brm .fu for - ---- i GOP Meet SCT ' IVOrril. nlfHJ unnt u mai n tut I " " ""inn wu iv iiivu food mile. ifti t0 tn 0) uiier In the Com- miiimv ciuircn m me nreinren, Spring Fair Food Readied Home-cooked food will be on aal? at the Leader'a Snack liar durum Ihn 4-11 Hprlnu Fair alartlnK tomor row at the Falrurounda, It waa an nounced today. 4-11 leuder apormor the concea nlon to earn money lor Lcuder'n Anaiwlntlon Actlvltca. Mra. Oral Hcavllln, Fulrhnvcn, la coordlnut hiK community chairmen, and Mra. Rimer Langcr Is managing the con ceaalon. Lauitell Valley and Bly will han dle It Thuraday morning, Bonunza nnd Poe Valley In the afternoon: Friday mornlnit will find Bhaalu and Midland on duly, and In the afternoon Falrhaven and Kcno will take over. Friday evening, Henley la ached uled to handle the concenaion, and Hnlurduy mornlnK 11 will be Hprimuc River. Fort Klamath ana Chlloquin. In the uftemoon, Merrill and Mnlln will acll and Altamonl will lake over Saturday night. Talent Show On Tomorrow An amateur talent ahow spiked with variety ahowa Thuraday, V p .in., at the Armory under the aux plcea of the Klamath Falla Marine Corp League. Youngatera entered In the ahow part of a atalewlde program of the Marine Corp range In age Irom 6 to 18. From the three-hour (how Judge will select one act to vie in the upcoming atate ahow In Portland. The winner ol that gets a week's trip to Hollywood. Local entrlea Include Darlene Brophy. baton twlrler; Ty and Kar en Keller, popular alnxera who won luat year: Joan and Mhlrley Ortl.n, o-year-oia iwina; Micnaei navia za, Chlloquln. accordion nolo, and Sandra Rae Pemberton, acrobatic hula. ICC? to Confer Degrees Here Ewauna Encampment No, 46. IOOP will be hoats to a rendezvoua meeting ol Patrlurchn of Southern Oregon, Saturday, 100F Hall. The Golden Rule and Royal Pur ple clegreea will be conferred on candidates Irom Pilot Rock En campment No. 8 ol A'lhland, Ta ble Rock No. 10 ol Medford. Lake view Encampment No. 18 ol Lake view and Ewauna Encampment No. 48 ol Klamath Fa IK In addition to candidates and pu trlarcha Irom Ihene encampments, Ii l.n expected that lli.'ie will be u attendance patriarchs Irom en cnnipmenta located at Oranta Pn.na, Merrill, Bend, Prmeville and Mad raa. Ewauna Encampment ladles Auxiliary will nerve a 8:30 dinner to all patriarcha and ladles attend ing the meeting and provide enter tainment lor the ladies during lite degree work. t Dennerl MiKenrle Circle 4J Bristol, 7 p.m. Friday. Take Peace Memorial 1'rei.byterlan i"i,r,.i ttr,rlM Filrtiiv nl the home nl Mra." Katie Hall. S730 Hunimera Jerry Fnlea. Phone 1)051 l.nne, Inr Vi noon ileeri. iteguiar . inretlnu will Inllnw. Dairy Booster Trip Friday Ciardrn (Tub-The Tlonanwi I.Bn pell Valley Harden Club meets Frl dnv, 'i p. in., at Ihe homo ol Mrs Alice lliiley, hostess along with Yankee Luck Stirs Italy flowera prevailing. Dance chair men are Mr. and Mrs. Tom Per kins, amlMed by Mr. and Mr" Cecil Drew. Mr. and Mia mil Whalen and Dr. and Mra. Robert I.KOMORN. Italy - T?! ir.e i "-" " ,:i made by calling the club. II WIlllWUUiil 'Ihe unnuul "Dairy Booster" trln KiM,n, rv.initv neiiiiblirana and by menibera bl Uie dBlry Industry. a box, bid a box. Boxes will be ' Ri-nuliliruii candidates have planned consumers and distributor has auctioned bv the young, popular i a Blithering at Ihe Willann Loreni been set lor Friday noon at the home Chlloquln. tomorrow night. Wincma hotel. 1 ti I- H,w.hr,..i iv ihr wrui tiiv. I Oscar Hagg. Portland, dalrv mur- Meellni There will lie a general Pr ijmi, vnnii'n's Republican Club, iketmg siicclellst, and a group ol meeting In the parlors of the Firi.l ' Mccllng time Is 8 p in. iolher dulry men will atlend the Methodist church of the W.8.C 8 I jmeellng. at 1:80 p.m. Thurndnv. Tlieie will ; IKK IIONOIIKI) I This year's booster trip Is being be a good niogram and all ladles PARIS IO The French Cabinet hcld Dv ,w0 Krups, one ol which are Invited. i Wednesday voted to award the j Is scheduled to visit here. The trips French Military Medal to General I v-'l" cover nine Oregon dairying lleanies Club Last dance of the nu.,i,i n i.'iHi'iihowL'r areas. vear will lealure a "Spring Oar- ' den" theme, with a profusion oil uruAnaumnt arv pa at nimuss"'"" Lions Tackle Home Numbers I MERRILL The Merrill Lions I Club is undertaking the project of i numbering all houses In the city 1 proper, and has asked all Inter I ested persons to meet at the corner of Main and Front at 6:30 p.m. . Wednesday, when measuring ol the streets will be started. Seta of houso numbers will be sold by the club, and any prolit used to make new street signs. The club has allotted, Irom mon ey raised by the i.pud lestlval, (200 lo spray the town lor Insect con trol: 1200 lor Improvements at the park: and 8200 lor Improvement at Uie ball park. llBrvey Denham recently was elected president of the Lions, to succeed Clyde Hammond. He has been secretary lor the past two years. Other olllcers elected are C. M. Van. lirst vice president: Allan Carter, second vice president: Carl Llndberg, secretary; Alex Duncan, tulltwlstcr; and Wayne Wilson, lion tamer. Two new directors are Tom Barry and Howard Dewey. i probably Hurt a bottle ol chain pnene "they're that lucky." nils is wny Women of Moose Special meet ing tonight, 3 n m . In Moore Hall to elect new drum corps enntnin "".T i" Si .r.'"y. lt",.,!y.n?'..f0I"" numbers ol .corps urged lo niBiid here was having trouble r ranging for adviuale water supply, leghorn has limited drinking wa ter, and thf Communist city ad ministration waa hesitant to allow the Americana large quantltlea. 'Iho American enginerra dug their dwn well. At 170 lect they struck a supply yielding 1,000 quarts a minute. Then doctors ex amined II. They found It a healthy mineral water ol a kind thai sells In Italy lor 20 cents a bottle. attend. Falrvlew PTA will meel lomor row. 2:15 n.m.. In auditorium. Mrs O. E. Powell will give report on j slate convention. ntf tlSat t4ll D.l'4'l COION... STOMACH A.ll luriUIE IH.rslel Vital litkMt natal Irirtbn FREE SrSi"" ! THE DEAN CLINIC ; in out 42" rial M NOrHIST SAHST OOUHVASS MnlMUilltll ftU4 14, Or. WORRIED about the hiqh cost of livinq? INVESTIGATE Merit't AMANA FOOD CLUB PLAN ! We'll Cut Your Grocery Bill By 30 609 So. 6th MERIT'S Ph. 2-3429 , Seattle Chief Leaving Post 8KATTLK W Police Chic! Clcorgc D. Kuatman disclosed Wed nesduy he will resign May I lo ac tepl a 110.000-a-year iwsltlon as western regional director ol the Katlonal Kuletv Council. Caslman. who hud previously an hnunced he would resign whn Mayor-elect Allen Pomeroy takes office June 3. will have his head quarters In San Kranctsco. He will direct the Bufely Council's activities In 11 western states and Alaska and Hawaii. The Bun Francisco po sition has been vacant lour years Youths Admit Car Thefts nOBEBURO W Three teen auers wero Jnlled hero Monday night alter a highway chase that led slnto police at DO miles an hour. They were held here on stolen car charges. Stale Police Bgl. C, R. Borgman said the three told him of taking A half dnr.cn curs between Kugene and Roseburg. The one In which they were driving when cauRlit hud been stolen here. When the local cur was taken a warning was broadcast. Myrtle ";recK police spoiled the car but couldn't cutch It. fitiilc Patrolman Virgil Simpson took up the chase but al Bo to 00 miles an Hour, he said, he was afraid he wouldn't catch the speeding car. But he didn't have to. Khota llred over the lop of Ihe tr aa It careened down Sexton lVmmlnlu brought the car to a hnll nnd the three In It ran into Ihe brush. They were quickly nuhlicd. Dorgmnn lilcnlillcd them as John Pensiim Yecnd, 111, Victoria; B.C., I.ylc K. Wlnjlim, Mudlsnn, Wis. and Riivmnud Lee Lorcnlcen, 17, Portland. Bnrgmnn said Yeend and Wlnjum hnd escaped recently Irom n Portland Juvenile home. iii:adi;i) up WASHINGTON M President Truman Wednesday noinlnnlcd As sistant Hccrctary of the Army Knrl R. Hcndetsen of California for pro motion to undersecretary. COMFOIT COSTS SO LITTLE WIT! Look who's crowding "the low-priced three" THE price of a cur has a lot to do with the number of folks who can afford to own it. So the leaders in sales for almost a generation have been three cars whose bid for popularity has included a potent price appeal. But who do you think is right on their heels? Who has led the field, outside "the low-priced thrcc"-evcr since 1938? Well, sir, the name is Ikiick. ou get more pounds of real automobile when you buy the Ikiick pictured here. You get more power. You get "big-enr feel." . .You get an honcst-to-goodncss Million Dollar Ride, i You get, in other words, an all round money's worth of great engineering that makes any Buiek-SpixiAL, Super or RoADMASTER-a standout buy in its field. taw-sty j WHAT IS THE MYSTERY OF THE ? TWIN 6RILLEST ONIYBVICK PROVIDES THCM AIL PVNAflOW DRIVE 'UteUL 0 ENGINE NEW WIDE BAND BfAKCS MIlllON DOLUS HOE Tor CAPAciry rituNM NEW TWO IONE INTERIORS SWEEWEAR STyilNO Will rheie, Too, On ROtOMASTE" ARPOWER CARBUREIION POWER SIEERINGt SILtNCC ' 1952 BUICK LOCAL DELIVERED PRICES 13 2-Door 6Patingr SPiCIAl Stdan MODEl 480 . (illuilroUd) 4-Door 6-Poitingtr SUR Rlvitra Sfrfan MODEl 52 2-Door 6-Paiingtr ROADMASTIR Rivi.ro , MODfcl 6R OpHanal aulpmcnt. scraiiaritt. M9 and lorfll toitt, II any, additional. Priest may ary illghily In oriOimrtg commiiniil! dut In rppinj) chargci. All pricti wblacl to cnong wilhoul oolKt. '2512' '2891" '3655" That's not just our say-so. It's what car buyers have said with their hard-earned dollars, year after year. We think you ought to find out for yourself what these other folks have discovered. We think you ought to find out why so many Buick buyers are trading in one of the so-called "'low-priced three." We think you ought to compare the size, compare the per formance, corhpare the price, because we know what you'll find out: If you can afford a new car, you can afford a Buick. Why not find out for yourself what's behind this popularity? &quipmnt,amorita,triift and modU art tuhjtfi t chang without notitt, Standard on ROADAIASTKR, optional at extra rout on other &en. tOpttonal at extra coat oh KOAUMAHThlt only. I i Sure is true for 52 3K H. E. HAUGER 1330 MAIN 28 YEARS YOUR BUICK DEALER PHONE 5151 KIDDIES! Burro Pony Rinq RIDES - 25c !vningi, So t ur do y & Sunday fttrnoom on South 6h across from Alio mo nr Drivo. WURLITZER A inagnllictal ioao. Many lavaly itylat n4 llaithm fa chaai Irom. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 No. 7rh HARD Here It Who! You Hove VISIT CONSULT TRY NOTE OF HEARING? Been Waiting For to Bring Your Hearing Up to Date! this special Micro tone Clinic and have your hearing tested with the ru-w micro tone "Portable Hearing Clinic" modeled after equipment used in leoding hospitols, schools and universities. , with a man who wears a hearing-oid and thoroughly understands your problem. There is no substitute for experience! o revolutionary new smaller, lighter weight instrument no forger than a cigarette lighter offering the clearest, most natural, powerful repro duction of speech without annoying bock ground noises. no button in ear no complex controls sealed-in plastic, rechorg able bottenes unbelievable economy! CALL AT COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO. 730 Main St., Klamath Falls SATURDAY, APRIL 26TH Hours 9 to 6 p.m. Ask for Mr. Heitkemper MICROTOME OF ORGEON, W. C. HEITKEMPER, DISTRIBUTOR WITH COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO. 631 S. W. Alder Portland, Oregon You owe it to yourself to investi gate without any obi i got ton. Either coll ot office in person or phone for demonstration in privacy of your home. Batteries avotloble for oil mokes of Heoring Aids. WALTER C. HEITKEAPER Penney's BMIHflH.MmMMI Elevator Service to All Floors . . . Store Hours: 9:30-5:30 DON'T MISS IT! OUR ENTIRE STORE IS PACKED WITH AMAZING VALUES! SAVE! 'linl V'' J : EYELET RUFFLES! BaitttJatl STARCHY-FRESH! j .A (V v - - . . ..- - i mr mm aiUfm urn HMIin i ' 4 i 1 One-time offer! These CoWodh Slips Hurry in to Jay! Choose from TWO lovely eyelet-trimmed, styles at an unheard-of Jubilee bargain price! Fine quality cotton that wears and washes beautifully ! Full cut width and length, adjustable shoulder straps ... generous eyelet em broidery. Extra little touches you see in slips for far more! Snowy-white. Sizes 3$ to 44. MAIN FLOOR Outstanding thrift-buy! nTQUAiipri 31 MAIN FLOORy RAYON BRIEFS RUN-RESISTANT! SMOOTH-FITTING! A PAIR FOR Run-resistant rayon tricot Band or elastic leg . All around elastic waist Pink, white, blue, maize Small, medium, large O I