TUKSOAY.'MAY 27. 10.72
HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE FIVR
ADDINC TO ITS MIGHT The aubmartne I'omnon llri aevered In Philadelphia Navy
Yard drydork workmen lower a new Insert with electronic gear Into IU mld-iectlon.
Supervised Playground
Season Opens June 16
Five playground will have mi Jackie Blusher and Beverly Eelli.
venri and older will be conducted
al (.'cnuer June 18-31 from 1 to 5
l.m. dally, and the plan la to
have peewee aoflbal). mldxct aolt-
ball and Junior baseball league
doing thla aummer.
The natatorlum oronram runa
from June 17 through Aug. 82,
with Instruction In the mornings
pcrvitlon thla aummer In ' the
Klimiath Fall Recreation Depart
ments Play program wmcn be
glnx June 10. .
in addition, the KUHS natatorl
um will be operated, tennla In-
at ruction for youngatera will be
available at Moore Park and a
buachall program will be carried
on at Conger Field.
The aupervlsed playgrounds are:
Klwanla 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.,
Sailor Strike
Peace Sought
isAN FIIANCIHOO I Heart
o? the Pacific Maritime Associa
tion u nd nl the AKI. Bailor union of
the I'uclllc met with a Inderal con-
illalor here Monday In an allcmut
to end a Bailor' walkout which
h tied up much nf the Went
Coanl's shipping since Friday alter
noon. The PMA. which apeaks for moat
of lllo large steamahlp companlea
In the Went, was rrpreaenlod at
the conference by Its prr.ildrnt,
J. Paul HI. Sure, and four aide.
Harry Lundbrrg, SUP chief, head
ed a four-man delegation from the
Union.
Conciliator Omar Himkmt called
them together at 10:26 A.m.
Among ahl tied up was the
American President Lines' Presi
dent Wilson, a Pacific cruiae liner.
Hie aullura walked oil In sup
port of demands for a 6 por cent
wage Increase and overtime for
Sniurdaya worked lit aea.
Meanwhile, another nrgumont
ulnturbrcl tho wiitorfront. The Isnuo
was between I lie AFL Master.
Mules and Pilot union, and tho
CIO American Kadlo AHMiclation.
over whether niello olllcrrs or
licensed deck olllcers should con
trol t.hlp to hhore radiotelephone.
Phillip O'Rourke, AHA chief here
said "there could he a ntrlke." bv
radiomen II shipowners refuse to
Klvo them the sole right to handle
shin rsrtlolelcphonea a well as
mip s regular radio equipment.
Oapt. Charles F. May. national
MM! president, declared the
mutters and males "will not give
that up."
He said radiotelephones are the
Pio.ogatlve of deck offlcera and
"we will fight strenuously to keep
It."
The Instrument under debate
lire standard telephone on which
calls are made through commercial
phone compiinle. such as Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph Co. The
trnnriiiifhnlon la by radio, of course.
Jail's Red
Tint . Solved
OKLAHOMA CITY For a
UhllA 11 lll fliv (all ..1U
had turned Into' Communist ceils.
nut ine mystery in solved, say
fJrimmimlnL nBrnnhlnlH fnnnrf (n
several cells made authorities suv
luciuus, nui mey aiscoverea, alter
daya of Investigation, that the pain
phleta had been seized several
vears BBi flnri mtMmt mi thm l.ii
an evidence against a political
group.
1 rustles, Bergmsn said, appar
ently unaware of what they were
handling removed th- iiiM.atn.a
and paaued It around when cor-
outers remoaeiea a storeroom.
Pianos ead land Instruments for
real. Hint to Apply en Purchase.
kyl morqon
pionoi
" happlar futuie
ihreufh music"
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WONIIFR SOAP raatu Br a-asar
fatal... Tralr waaarrlal pmaiaOBaa.
SVjIaJ In Klamath Pslla br Paylsaa and
I Walxravn Drug Slorat. or your noma
tnwn dru((Ut.
Klwanls wading pool will be oper
ated from 1:30. to 4:30 p.m.
Falrview 9:30 a.m. until noon.
1 p.m. to ft p.m., Dorothea Coe.
, Btukel 1-S p.m.. Nancy Blusher
'Pelican School 1-6 p.m., Barbara
H'ward. -
noosevelt School 1-5 p.m., Carol
Van Doren.
Playgroui it supervision la planned
for five daya a week, Monday
through Frldav. excepting the
v.ek of June 30-July ft, and the
closing date la Aug. .23. The av
signment of supervisors to the
playgrounds la aublect to chana-e
iiecreation Director Bob Bonney
F.U1U
Lion Mcgale and Ron Lowell will
Mipcrvlse and Instruct tennis at
Moore Park June 16 through Aug
23, from 9.30 a.m. until 1 p.m.
and the baseball program for
youngsters at Conger Field will be
bundled by John McOlnnls and
Jim Palmer
A baseball school for boys 12
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BREAD 'n PASTRIES
Shop Tha
K LAMATH PtSTRT S HUF
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MM
I'fclf Icjjl YEARS
JTllLBROOl ..
BOflfiBUH .
STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY
a Proer '
and open swimming afternoons
iand nights except Saturday.
I Open swimming hours will be
1 1:30-0 p m. Monday through Fri
day, 1:30-7 p.m. Sunday.
I rlunnra rpfrtHlra I Inn tnr iwlm.
minx courses should be made at
I the Recreation Department office
in niy nun. imiuiic aiui, iu
prior to the beginning of each
three-week course. Courses are
scheduled to start June 17, July 14
and Aug. 4. The fee Is tl, and fee
for a Ufesavlng course Is I2.&0 be
ginning June 17. ,
Swimming Instruction for boys
Is to begin at 8 30 a.m. Monday
and Wednesday tor boys, and nn
Tuesday and Thursday for girls.
It will Out-perftrm
any other ear j
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V Asodel RO-60 lillwtirated) and out . . . fully oulomatic ; . .' fomouf W
' $389 75 Sodiontube Surloce Units . . ; Thermizer
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I Compact Thrifty-30 Ranges I i g
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Three new models RO-10 (Illustrated
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RO-20 $274.75 and.RO-40 $314.75 , , '
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