Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 16, 1952, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextI'ltlDAY. MAY 10, 1052 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE llrniiirrala l,onil DpintnTiila inn l tin vo alwll bllnlnrm inert Iiih at (lie City Library, I arlwn loiUKlil, unit adjourn to alloncl vnrlnuii election purlieu. Ilaimnm I'nmila-I'alrona Chili will nirnt m llin hluh iichool lor I inul mi'pliiiK May ID, 8 p.m.. I'HT. lnnlnllntlan uf olllonm Mill tlrnl iiiikIo will )iroMH Ilia pro urnin, All Ktultn Invlltd. Klamath Art Annoclntlnn rciiu Inr ineetluu Monday 8 pin,, at Hie Art Onlor, Ulh and Mllln. Iirmoimtrailou mid dlitciiiilnii on lirnurr liaiiiiliiK ol pnliitliiK" and , nrrniiKPiiieiit ol olijticta ol art will lip Klvrn by tho annoclallon pro.il drill, Lorrnlnv Joliiuon. Public conliully Invited. No lliiat l.lllirhriin Pelltiin I'm i ly Hixhii Mny XI. 1 p in., lor nil tiuicrr drlvs woiaera. Illvrmuln PTH MkpIn TiiKMlny, J::i(l p.m., at the acluinl to obnervo Niitiiiiml Kninllv Week. Mnln Miritker will be Hrv. Onlrn onutrnd. Mm. L. C. Hornby will plnv aome violin clrctloim and In mull new olllrarn. A reMrl ol the iiitivriitinn will be ilven by Mm. Alexander Lunt, slm Prniram Prent In the fllcmlry duirlrt Interexled 111 hav iiiH llielr children partlrlnple In llie Mulln awlmmlnir proitram arc iimhI to call 41177 or 8034 by Mny 20. I'aaara Watch Tel Hubert rli'ill. tn gradual next month I nun OTI in wuliii niaklnn, rn reiuly pained the Horolmleal ln aiiluln ol Ainerlra examination lor rrrlllt'd watchmaker with an avcrauo of 811. Knod Male By John Dntlutllrr'ft nt I'uin Hireet Market, 6th and I'lne Streets, Saturday. a m. to 6 p in. Merrill TUno Iteellal Mra. Minnie Cllacomlnl will nreaent her piano atudent In recital Bundny nllnrnoon. May 18, at J p m., In the recreation hull. Parent and Irienda are Invited to attend. Order of Vaaa- will meet at the HK1F Hall. Saturday. May 17. at 8 p m. flefrenhnienui and enter lalninent will follow the meeting Keno Promenadera Square Dance Club will hold Ita regular aqtiar and folk dance till a Satur day In tin Keno School gym from 8:30 p.m. to midnight, daylight time. ttummaie Hale University of Oregon Mother' Club will hold a rummage aale Saturday at 418 Main 81 For collection of .urn mage call 3440. At lllllatde Ed O. McCracken. non of Mr. and Mra, Edward Mc Cracken. 600 N. Olh, waa admitted to llill.iide Hoapltal early Ihli week for medical treatment. Inland Bound Harriet Coulaon, daiiBhier of Mr. and Mra. C. C. Coulnon, Tulelakn, will leave on 'he Sit I.urline from Loa Angelea. May 13 for the Hawaiian Inland! where ahe plana to apend the next neveral montlia. Preaent plana cull for her to annua in glrl'a camp near Honolulu during the aummer. She win be accompanied by Kay Conlon from Maaaachuaaetla who with Harriett apent the past winter nt bun Valley where bolli mils worn employed. Iliurlrtt liaa inem neveral wlutera In Hun Vnllry and one Niinimer loured the New Flngliiiid atntea Willi a number (I girl frlenda. Fond Hale The Illy Home Ex ternum unit imide $31 01) on n cooked food anle held ri'cnnlly. Ol llila niiioiint 120 wua donated ui the fund for Axnlrii llounn. Worn en'a Cuoperntlve to , be built ul Oregon Ktiile Collego from Iiiudn mined by aiiliiu'iliillon. 'I lie '.mil alno donated five (lolliirn to the Community Lounue In Klnniiith Full. The Illy Unit wna one of three receiving honorable mention for the pnat year'a work. Called Away Mr. and Mm. Durge Minion Jr. and family were culled to Hmeburg T'ucmlny by I ho deuth of Mia. Mitnun'n fiiitinr, prominent Konoburg bunlnenniniin, J. II. Hlnnlgcr. He wan 77 ynnrii old and wan the retired iiiicriunr of a nheelinctnl bunlnena. llo wan ii member of Itotary lnlerniitluriiil unci the Catholic church. Alno kit vlvuig are a eon John Hlunlucr. Ilremerloii, Wanh.. and a biiiiiier Cliiionco at Medlciil Luke, W.iUi. (irund Oneiilng Walker Hioth- em Merrill, will hold open lifiu:,e Mny 24, In a new tire buMnevi being opened In the old Merrill Oarage location. Operntorn will lie Hubert ft. Walker, Wiinen Walker and Dale Walker. f 'antftilllen rmtrmMM (if II,-, Hualnenn and Prolennioniil Wow ru n Clubn will be In charge of I he dinner meeting Mnnditv nighl. 0:30 at the Williuil Hotel. Thlt v. Ill Club duen are due. Ellon Thonip- non, u. n naiioniii iinnx will npeiik on "VVIIh.'- Krlnllnn Ulppn'a orrhenlra will nluv. Cull l-Mlnn Upp, B553 lor reneivution n VUltlng Mra. Joan Chrlnlrnnon and graiiduughter, Carol Juncn, Oorrln will leave June 8. drlvtng to Florida to apend nevernl weekn with relallvea. Mra. Chrlnlenaon In Indians Voted $200 Payment KLAMATH AGENCY A MOO per mpllu puymenl waa voted lor iiii'iiinern ol the Kliuiialh Indian Inlio TliurMliiv at a Oeneral Coun cil aeanion held at Beatly. ft waa the flral official function of the tribal government to be Held III Ueatly in many yeara, and over 200 udiilta ahowed up. A dinner wan rerved at noon by the iteully people. 'I lie per cnpltt payment, which will totul near 8400,000 will be puld around July 21. The money will come from the Income from timber aulea. in other action . Thuraduy, tho Inn, nun voted agalnnt having inrinlier of Ihe tribe aerve at "watchdog" over lorealry inallern, no forentry on the rcacrvallon will continue an a civil aervice occupa tion. The Indiana alno changed a para graph In the cuiitract drawn up lor aale of approximately 51,000, 000 Icet of limber In the Long Creek unit, next large aale ol Indlun tlm.jer achudiilcd. The con tract aa drawn would have put an iniisiilo limit of the cut at 81,000 ooo leot and the minimum at 41, uuo.OCO. Such limlla were voided by the Dureau or Indlnn Affilrt, no the contract will read 51,000,- 000 leet "more or leaa." They alno voted to recommend to large timber contractora that 1 preference be given IiYltan labor I mid Indlun Iruckera who have adc Iqiiulo eiulpmcnl. Knrollmenl mattera were din cunned and ael over to the next Oeneral Council meeting. i .viiKn kmh: NKW YORK 11 John D. Roi:k rleller Jr.. 78-vear-oId phllanthro lilat. wan operiiled on In New York hoMMtuI Frldav for a growth on the buck of the neck. Ske Says Our Spiritual ' Strength Key to Future l.ONUON I Oen. Dwlght D. Rfcenhower said Krlday the unity and nplrltual atrenulh of the free world are more Important than tanka. gum, plane and ahlns. The aupreme commander, AIP"d Powera In Europe, apoke briefly to newamen before leaving alter a two-day farewell vlalt to Britain. "We are going to preserve the peace only If we give great atten tion to three factora," he aald. "Tho llrat and moat Important la the aplrltual atrength ol our Mdvea, our people. How much do we prlne peace and freedom and a member of Ihe Butte Valley high achool faculty. 1 Vlallor Mra. Jetta Kennetl him hnd an .her houae guc.nl her ncpnew i Brenner Lulhl. Salem, emplovud In the U. 6. National Bank In ihat city. Ho wna enroute to San Fran clnco on vacation. Sea Returns Old Friend EUREKA Calif. I - A com morclnl flnherman niont of his 74 yeara, Stephen Meralch loved the aea, Tlie aea la often harah. But for thone who know It, It la often kind. The aea brought Stephen Meralch home after human hands had failed him. . , Hia atory. aa reconstructed by Humboldt County Coroner Llcd Wnllixe: Flihlng alone Just south of thin Northern Calllornia town Thurs day, Mcrslch waa aelrad by a heart attuck. Oajiplng for breath, he nan unable to call nearby boat. bo he fired his automatic pistol seven times until the magazine wa empty In a futile effort to attract attention. Then the oVl man collasped over the . engine of hla boat. It chugged oil. away from the fishing fleet, until it ran out of gas. Then the sen took over. Just before dark paaaersby found tho bout, hum and dry (lop a Hum bolt Bay breakwater. It re.n,ed as If It had been Dut there with loving care. The paint wnn naraiy acratcnea. The aeB had returned Merslch, dead of the heart attack, home for burial. necurltv, and how much are we ready to pay for It In termi of our individual sacrifice? "Tho next thing la economic atrength," without which, he aald, there could be no military strength. "Finally of course we have military atrength," Elsenhower added. Klnenhower aald that military strength waa Important but he added : "We oannot focus our evea too narrowly Just on tanks and runs, planea and ahlps. Those things alone cannot preserve the peace, mid they certainly cannot preserve lr'""ioio.M Elsenhower laid the Ideological iliuuKie waa a global one directed gainst the threat of "monolithic dictatorship." He did not mention Communism by name. Klnenhower said that after a year and a half as head of the Allied milltuiv forces In Europe, "not only la mv heart deeply em bedded In making this kind of thing a success clear around the world, wherever the Interests of lyiiiM,,,,,,,..,.,, tlWUItl !ir" RIBTHS KAMr.DV Born at KUmath Valley H'npilal. May IS. 1032. to Mr. anil Mr. Ilarlo Kamary. Ml 8. lh It., a girl. Wrlfht: s pounda 14a ouneaa. hTKARNB Born at Klamath Valley lluipltal. May 13, jsm to Mr. and Mra. Jj,ri,pk Slearna. Tulalake. Calif., a girl. Wrlahl: s pound! is ouncaa. SIITV-Bom at Klamath Vallay Itoa pital. May is 1032. , Mr. and Mra Anion Suty Jr., 028 Eldorado Avt., a firl. Walght: 8 pounda 2'a ouncca. MAfiaiAGE i.icr.Nsyn niGCiKR-KINCi Donald K. Bluer. 2:1, alerlrlral aqulpment. Native o( Ora Kon. Hcaldent of Klamath rails. Ore. I.yndan. C. King. 22. raglatared nurac. Nativa of California. Raaldent of KUm alh f-'alli, Ora. WIRTH-LISKEV Brure, It. Wrtth. 20. dry rlraner. Natlva of Oreaon. Raal dent of Klamath ralli. Or. Maina M. I.i.key. 23. teacher. Natlva of Oregon. IS YOUR LUCKY NUMBIR WATCH THIS NIWSPAPIR FOR NEWS ABOUT THI BIGGEST FOOD SALI IVIR Otto White Arch-ease BOOTS! W'niand 2ik ... far thoea who cere neuh f went Ihe BESTI Lightwalght n4 comfortable! Have fltiible win. Sizes i . r 13, A to EEE. 8" s,i,,WB 31.50 Pecker Stitchdown J j JQ 3.. en.. u 3150 DREIJJS 733 Main the free world are touched by this labsnlulely confident wa can do tht Ihreat, active or Irteni. but I am 'lob." Get Beauty Plus the Proved Protection of Dun CEMENT PAINT Year After Year If Outsells All Other Cement Paints Combined Redecorates beautifully, aeals moisture out, protects and preserve stucco and all kinds of masonry walls. Easy to mix easy to use. Your choice of 12 lovely colors and white. - 5 -lb. pkg., while, mokai about a gallon of rMdV-fo-vM poisf . (Colon tlightly higher) $140 I Get BONDEX from Your Regular .Dealer OR FOR THE NAME OF YOUR NEAREST DEALER PHONE WESTERN UNION ASK FOR "OPERATOR 25" 4 rut auaM ).iu YOUR BEST BUY TODAY! .A rrV.'FAMOUS SINCE 97 S-U 6S Groin N.ufrol SpirlH . T tumc J j a own I JWlT V 1aW ' m K I m I HELENE NATURAL BEAUTY BRAS The stitched bro . . . Curved cud profile, thot's so notur ollv beautiful . , , Hond ma chined, circulor stitchinq thot moulds ond holds it's perfect form. Cotton Broadcloth Nylon White Only Satin Nylon Lac All Nylon Loc. White or black 2.50 3.50 3.50 5.00 FOUNDATIONS-SECOND FLOOR fit . ' 1 b. Sturdy cotton broodcloth suitable for heavy fiaures . . . with packets and ad justable straps. A bra that will do the "most" for vour fiaure. White only 3.50 STARTS TOMORROW! Food IPIan FOOD AND 12 FT. PHILCO FREEZER LX! I rmtco CH.I22 Pay for it with your food savings YOU GET U.S.gradeA BEEF liclaO" "'..fi"Vl.r- Seal B font tpt f hi ! bottom y cm tfvnrf cfr $ DURING THIS EVENT 12 ft. Philco Freezer and Food i77 per week 1 12 ft. Philco Freezer Only $4.08 per week 8 ft Philco Freezer Only $3.32 per week This Big 12 Cubic Foot PHILCO home Freezer filled with $150 worth of food Both forS10.77 a week! For $10.77 a week for Six Months you get both the freeier and the foed en our Food Club Plan. If you do not with to renew the Food Club plan after (ix months, your payments will drop to $4.08 a week on the Freexer alone! You Get A 6 Months Supply of Luscious fruits ond yeg etob.es ond other frozen delicacies 2 TELEPHONE OPERATORS on duty during this sole ! 2-3429 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 9064 1 p.m. te 6 p.m. 9 a.m. te t p.m. Saturday You can save 5.00 to 10.00 a week on your food bill On this special you can buy in quan tities to save you 5.00 a week or more! ... on the Food Club plan! Come to Merit's today, durinq this biq special sale . . . check how much YOU can save on vour food bill with a Food Club membership! Come in today! U. S. Department of Agriculture Figures Show that based on averaqe per capita consumption of foods suitable for freezinq purchased in-season months the followinq savinqs ore yours (on Food Club plan vou make a still further savinq through club quantity privileges.) Monthly Savings n Feed 2 4 6 in family ... In family ... I family ... 15.09 25.86 35.33 You will never fully realixe the remarkable savings the marvelous conven ience of havinq the foods you need right at hand in your own' home the delicious, luscious steaks included in the meat supply the vitamin and 'flavor packed, natural qarden flavored fruits and vegetables the veor round you'll never appreciate it until you see it on display right here at Merit's. 609 So. 6th