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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1952)
rUKSDAY, MAY 13. in.r2 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE ELEVEN Presidential Candidates Open Final State Drives I'OKTLANM Ml PrniitlPtitliil hopefuls opened Uii'lr lliml work of cuinpiilKiiliiK Monduy lor whut could bo a record prlnuiry flection Friday. More votrra thiin ever liefore arc ri'Klitered In Ort-ici). Tim turnout could be tlia lament on record lor u iirlrmiry election. Mont ol the nctlvlly In the rarr lor presidential nonilniitlon was unions Kcpuollf-iinn. Oov, Furl Wiirrcn ol Ciilllorulii Uiured the Hltile. Ho did neveriil proimmmt IIKuren, cuiiipiiIkiiIiik o r (Jen. Dwliilit Klnnnhower. Anolher can dhile, Harold Htnnnen, wan expui leu to return to ureiion Wednesday AP PULITZER WINNER John M. Hiclitowi-r f This As sociated Press V ashinioil Bluff, was tin liia tliiy ff wlii-u )ie hoard ho had been awarded the Pulitzer prize for In ternational reporting "for the sustained quality of his coveraRo of news of International affairs during the year." It was the third successive major journalistic award for Hlghtower this spring. He won the Sigma Delta Chi prize for Washington correspondence and the Raymond Clapper award for general reporting. Tighter Oil Strike Called UKNVEIl Union ledern called Monday lor IliihtPiiinK ol a nation-wide ntrlke ol about DO. i)00 oil wnrkera a union and In dustry ollirlala lirailrrl lor a Wash' nittoii conference TuPMlay. Ihe conlerence wan called by the Wage Stabilisation Board to talk over vara and meann ol enduiii the walkout, now in ll 13th day. The con lltlnn ol MrlkliiK unloim turned down a recue.il by llio board h aend l men back to woik, print luii the conlerencc. CIO Oil Workera International Dillon nlllclala ol rlithl nndwenu em ntalen tnel at Toledo, (d'.to. Hunday and aurerd to 'lliilitrn up picketing at all point whom It may be Icital to do ao " Ollirlala ol ruler n alatea whic h rely heavily uKn motortnla lor rhelr tourist trade expreaed fi-ru that the oil atrlke, ll proloniiril. would cut aharply Into lucrative summer uuMiiraa. In Calilornl, the Independent Union ol I'elroleum Workers tinned f'n airr-rmrnt lor ware Imreaaos uh the standard Oil Co. ol Call lornla. However, this union hat not been Involved in the atrlke called April 30. am Rising River Eases Off i I'OIITI.ANI) i.ti The rlMnu Col umbia Itlver eased oil Monday al trr cliuibluii pant Hood aiaue In the Vancouver, Wanh., harbor. The river Inched above the 16 loot Hood level there Baturday 'MIKlll It wan up to 10 leet Moll 'day. hut pule rise was expected In ihr next two duyn. Klmer Klr.her. river forecaster. Mild a Mow rine would bruin alter ihtil, reachlnit 17 7 leet by Satur day. Only low pasture landk ale Hooded at that level In the Van couver area Flood ataer In 'he Portland harbor la IS leet. There was no Hooding elnewhcre. 6 6 Every mellow drop lor a final vote-gcttliiK try. None ol the Democratic, cundl diilea wua on hnnd, ullhoukh Ben. Kate Keluuver ol iTonncsxca la at-hedulcd to reach Oregon Tuca day. The activity by political campa: Klacnliower (iov. Bherman AUainii ol new lliiriipnhlrn arrived at Portland Monday. He loll at once lor Cen tral Oreiou, where he will make a number ol talka for Elacnhower. Paul Hollmnn, I o r in e r KCA head, waa acheduled to arrive later Monday, aho to apeak In behalf ol Klaenhowcr. Urn. Hugh I). Hrolt ol Pennsyl vania waa acheduled to reach Ore- koii Monday night to carry the Klaenhowcr campaign Into Eastern Oregon. Warren . Warren waa acheduled lor ap. pearancea Monday at Iloaeburg, Eugene and Cooa Bay. He will go on to Prlnevllle, Baker, La Orande and Pendleton Tuesday: to Port land, II 1 1 1 1 b o r o and Astoria Wednesday and Hood River and The Dalles Thursday. Kefauver Kelauver was scheduled to ap-1 pear Tuesday at Balem, Mon mouth, Corvallls, Albany and Eu- wend. Hoar! River and Klamath .Medlord, Grants Pass. Cooa By rutta TTcuucnunjr, at fliniinfl, ana noaeourg inuraaay. fh MIRRORS P In Ihl a.m. I kS Ut t. Mala HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND IUSINI, OM. MlOfOHO Thoroughly Modern Itr. and Mr, i. E. Barley aod Jo Earley Proprietors i8iv Sfc' o TOP KENTUCKY BOURBON NOW Wodneidoy DOUBLE S&H GREEN STAMPS ClifrYodcn's SIGNAL SERVICE -2S60 South 6th (Open 24 hrt. Every Day) :7 WffK "O'5' Just for coming in TO SEE A DEMONSTRATION Of PHILCO WITH DAIRY BAR Price-Wise Buyers Are SwitchingTo PACKARD For Big-CarValue At Medium-Car Cost! 1952 PACKARD "200" 4-DOOR SEDAN delivered in Klamath Falls. $ 2865 1 Plui itate and local taxes, if any. Optional equipment and white tidewall tirei extra. Price may vary tlightly in nearby communities due to shipping charges. PACKAID DEALERS are enjoying great business, for price-wise buyers are dis covering that the new '52 Packard offers true BIG-car comfort, performance and safety W mtdium-car coit tnd economy I e 0 Come In inspect the smartest-looking cars in Packard's 53-year history. Extra-wide doors mike the roomy interiors easy to enter. Seiti r as wide at the car it high. The 3.046 squire inches of safety glass give you a clear view in all directions. e e Packstrd's Thunderbolt Inglnst is tht world's hightit-comprniion tight teamed with Ultramatic, the automatic drive that excels all others in super-smooth perform ance. Easamatic Power Brakes ssture quicker stops with 40 lets toot prniurtt e e fore you buy any car costing $2500 or more, see and drive Packard for '52. It costs less to buy than you'd think, snd the record proves it costs less to own. "Built like Packard" means built to last! $760 $A10 7 1 m m it awn It HOOI liuisin iouiioi smiirrr. ruts on il IUK IIHIUIK (, lumion, IT rmtco II2S DAIRY BAR OKQ95 MODELS FROM eVlalk7 jjp 78 WEEKS TO PAY MERIT'S 609 So. 6th Ph. 2-3429 ? 3 i f Mure Than SJX y Ot All Packard! Bullt --aBSJ" 'T Since 1H99 Are Stilt J JZZ 1 "iV JTVn FORM - BUILT THIM ALL! "Optional rquipmeol ! est COM. trsVOnly Packard hoi Ultra. Mtic, the automatic drive that excels all others in smooth per formance snd dependability, N.w lasametlc Power Packard builds frool on. f inosl Packard's Thunderbolt Engine, world's highest-compression eight, has up to 25 fewer working parts than engines of comparable power! Irakos'givefaster.easierstops. Y Packard's sofoty-elaii require 40 less foot pres- area of 3,046 square inches sure, less time to apply! gives you all-around visibility. ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS s Hendseasa itow Intariars and fresh exterior color com binations accent Packard's smart, low lines. Seats are as wide as the car is high. w w Ivary Pedcard ear under goes 4,287 separate factory inspections. 'Built like a Packard" means built to last! ONE LEE HUFF MOTOR CO. 603 So. 6th St. Klamath Falls, Ore. INFANT SHOES' Soft sole 4r first step heei. Some soiled. "SCHOOL SHOES Good sturdy sheet . , . High or low styles. Long wearing soles. Aha letna patents and whites. II 2" "JEANS ll leys' ar girls' 8 as. TJ venim . . zipper clos ings . . Small iliei with suspenders Only 59 SWEATERS" 100 wool. Slzoi to 14. Lots of colors . . pullovers or cardigans, t low as 39 T-SHIRTS II All well known brands. Good tolection of colors and tiies. "COATS" f99 Girls' or boys' Sev oral styles at low at 'SUITS" Boys Suits tmall sixes, at low as 99 DRESSES Beautiful new stylet, lovelv materials . . . BHJ you'll want several of these. Prices start at 99 BLOUSES ll Real buys in good 99C blouses . . . Some AND Sacony! Q We've Done It Again! Bought Out the Entire Stock of a Children's Shop in Washington and Brought It to Klamath Falls f or . . . N rr We Bought It for a "Song" . . . We're Happy to Pass the Savings On to You . . . and We're Also Adding Lots of Our Own Stock to Make This a Terrific ALL SALES FINAL! Many Items at a Fraction of Their Worth! DON'T MISS IT! o 4 Great Days Outstanding Savings! Lots of Spring and Summer Stock! This Entire Stock To Be D By Leons Tots-To-Teens PLASTIC BIBS PLASTIC Nitey Nites' Discontinued Stylet Most all colors and sixes in this well known tleoper. 1 39 BABY GIFTS" Odds and andt of all kinds, lots of rattles. Every one a bargain. 19' 99' 'Pre-Teen Coats' long or thorty coats, plain or check.. 8"ul6" 'SKIRTS' Every style . . . wool, cotton or rayon . . . tome Sacony. ? ; ', 99'. . T 'Hats - Bonnets' All straw hats mutt go corduroy, sonnets. Alto some pique bonnets. i 59 ' 99s. RECEIVING "BLANKETS" 49 Good Quality All Colors II ANKLETS ll 3 for A good selection or siies and colors. 8BC II DOLLS ll Hollywood Dolls Beautifully Dressed Discontinued numbers 88 INFANTS' UNDERWEAR Includes Vests, Plastic Pants 3 for 39' ..1.00 Prt-Tcen Dresses Wonderful values in lovely cottons or taffetat! 2" to 4 99 APRONS IWsWflfi
