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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1952)
PAGE TWENTY-TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY. .MAY 14. 19.12 Honor Students Mexican Farm Labor Assured MEXICO CITY Labor-huiv They had lalrly good grounds, also, for expecting more favorable contract conditions Willi Mexican workers In the luture. Despite llM'onluit with somo provisions ol Ihc picsont work ron Unci, t hr Miwicnii tiovvi nmi'iit w consented to extend It to July 3. drbtcd In purl to tho iiioliin'tod illll.UUOl n d"y 1,1 H'J.IO JoIiIcm dvouulit which him Irlt Ihouminili o( Mrnlenn luitn wuiknn Idle. luinii'iH. Itiinil dlNtti'sa In vii vnrylnii dcunli n ho rent ol lB In onp hi rii iilonr, l.nutniit, tln iiii'vuiIn lliniUKh Iho Vat this U. 8. Inrmrra nro In- KovorniniMit la iuym 8,tWU poioa noillii'in lenltniy. VOTE STEELE KOIl SHERIFF gry U. 8. formers wore tssvired to day ot a continued supply of mi grant Mexicans to help them with tPd. F. Sleelel their crops. ; KIT HAMILTON McClond Co-Valedictorian DICK DAVIS McClond Co-Valedlctorlan SALLY THOMAS Tulrlake Valedictorian n aii;m)iw.S U" " .i nifftiiwinwi ifjiiiiiHWiiiiiiiiijwii.Miuii'tWK'y.a aMaa I LJaLbSZii L-jfi L CAROL KILLINGBECK . Alturaa Vakdictoriaa U. A. HATFIELD Alturas Salutatorian POLLY HAYNES Tulelake Salutatorian T3V i 5 a ! BARBARA ANN BRYAN Yreka Valedictorian INGRID NADINE JOHNSON Yrrka Salutatorian Neuner Nixes Union Label SALEM Wl Counties and cities can't require the union label on their printing when purchased from a union shop. Attorney Gen eral George Neuner ruled Tues day. ( ; Neuner also ruled that while their is no law forbidding the use of the union label on county and city supplies, they cannot require contractors to use the label, and they can't condition the letting of contracts upon the use of the union label. The opinion was for State Rep. Gust Anderson, Portland labor leader. . In another opinion, Neuner de clared invalid a regulation adopted by the State Board of Pharmacy. The regulation would have denied drug store licenses to corporations owned outside the state. me bemmole Indian tribe was formed in the 18th Century when a group split away from the Creek irioe. .ia'.s. '. : -' -.1 4; KidneySlow-Down May Bring Restless Nights When kidney function tow down, many , folka complain of naggim backache, headV I acnes, ditxincM and leu ol pep and enerrr Don't suffer restless nights with these dis comforts if reduced kidner function is get tins; you down due to such common causes a stress and strain, over-exertion or expo sure to cold. Minor bladder irritations due to cold or wrong diet mar cause getting up night or frequent paasagea. Don't neglect your kioncj- if these condi tions bother you. Try Doan's Pills a mild diuretic Used successfully by millions for over 60 yean. It's imaxinr how msny times Doan's give happy relief from these discom fort help the 15milesof kidney tubes and fil ters flush out waste Get Doan's Fiiis todayl ' -.'tklurliiiilt" .-'' M SIMPLOT SOILBUILDERS 2052 Woshburn Way Stauffer Distributors for Southern Oregon and Northern California Logger Killed, Man Held ROSEBURO Wl A Camas VaJ. Icy logger was found shot to death Monday evening and a 65-year-old Inan was held for questioning. The ' victim was John Henry tenuns, 37. Boys found his body Inder a pickup truck in front of the Daniel Webster Smith home at Camas Valley; - southwest of here, Smith. 65, was held and Dis trict Attorney-. Robert G. . Davis saut he ana police were question tag him. Although Jenkins' bodv woe tint found until evening, Deputy Coron er Robert Bellows said apparently iuu ueen ueaa since early nibcruuon 01 a snoigun wound. SqjjTbb 1 iiurm nam - sSA 'A mJtmtrk Recommended eipe cially for "hard-to-cure" catei. Contain! 100,000 uniti of peni cillin plui 100 mg. of dihydrottrepto'mycin a potent treatment for moititil. Diiperwi thoroughly. Stays ac tlva up to 72 hours. Won't diKolor milk. y to uie-in "initant-uia" tuba. Get your supply here. Keep it on hand! tIB, R. St oiii 4 Sou Lee Hendricks Your Neighborhood Druggist 2212 So. 6th Phon 4321 this HEAVY LIFTING or POWER-SHIFT WHEELS That's why you need a -CA Tractor. Let us show you. Mow That tou Registered vo I nor SSSlBSBVSBBBBBBSBBSSSl "reS ( fULIS" TE! V CHALMERS S AND SIKVICI CMC TRUCKS FAIRBANKS MORSE-POMONA PUMPS 677 S. 7th Phone 7771 OVER A OF A MILLION Tractors NOW RUNNING ON PROPANE tan 30 90 50 "Also Known As LP. Gas or Butane" Why? More Power!! Savings On Fuel!! Savings On Oil!! Savings On Maintenance!! We Specialize In Propane Equipment For Tractors . . . OPEN SATURDAY ... Ph. 2-2541 COMPANY Main Link Rivtr Bridge Bill Steppe Mgr. KLAMATH Modtrn Gas Appliances Storage Tanks Furnished rA Assure Leaf-Saving Raking with a JOHN DEERE Only the John Deer Side-Delivery Rale offers you the combination of curved teeth, Coating cylinder, and inclined frame to assure leaf-saving handling and proper curing. The curved teeth lift the hay into loose, airy windrows, with leavos inside . . . stems outside, for proper curing in Nature's way. Tho spring-suspended floating cylinder ad-" justs itself to ground irregularities to gel all the hay. The inclined I tame provides extra ' clearance where hay volume is greatest lo protect the windrow from loaf-shattering "roping" or compressing. What's more, the four-bar reel Is ground-driven lo maintain proper ratio of reel speed to the speed of travel ... to guard against kicking or tossing of Iho hay common to high reol speods. See us soon about a leaf-saving lohn Deere Side-Delivery Rake. Crater Lake Machinery Co. 1410 South 6th Phone 2-2544 Here's CMC's great new engine for 2,-fon trusks J n linn wss r4 m m vt t" fnu iff than anything on the mad today! NtYi "302" HIGH-COMPRESSION US H.P. VALVI IN-HIAD SIX-CYUNDIR GASOLINE TRUCK ENGINE Comprettion Ratio . . . Max. Cjrost H.I Nei Brake II. P Enftinc Weight (dry) . . . Bore Stroke . , 7.2 to! . H5 0 .1600 rpm . ni)0t32IH)rpm 545 lb... 4 fnchei 4 inches iVetp ttandard tquipment in all CMC ZH Ston $rmeh ami tractors. A If availablt in tix-whetlrr jnoaVb. r - UP 10 500 POUNDS OP TOWO POUNDS . iAi! USSWUGHTHM MttPKliMDtiim fcASOLIWE D DIESEL TRUCKS , , , - JL jTVr1" """"'u. At . , . Y.rt This new GMC "302" valvc-in-hcad engine excels any other gasoline truck unit of equal power in high-mileage, low-cost performance for these basic reasons : Highest Compression Ratio of any standard gasoline truck engine ever built ac celerates faster, delivers higher sustained power output. Develops 23 More Horsepower from regular fuel than its famous "work horse" predecessor. Maximum Power-fo-Welalif Ratio weighs only 34 pounds per horsepower as much as 500 pounds less than other engines of equal power due to new high-efficiency design. More Ton-Miles Per Caffon less dead weight with higher efficiency means more pay load, more profit in every mile with new "302"-powered GMC 2'A and 3 ton models. 677 So. 7rh St. WEST-HITCHCOCK CORPORATION Klamath Falls, Ore.' You'll do fcetfer on a used truck with your GMC deahr - i i
