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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1952)
MONDAY, JUNK 0. 10M urcnAi.n and news, ki-amath falls, Oregon PAGE FIV9 TONS OF POISON BRAN being used to knock down a severe Infestation of grasshop pers pile up lit Newell, headquarters for the grasshopper wnr. The I) ran is being loaded in airplanes ami scattered around infested areas. Some 25,000 acres of barley are to be treated. vi i ii 1 1 tst i ' f ' i rarer rr ranrrarc mrt a (posdA Qohn&A CtJJUUUUU M. Ht XUXUJLJ.J....U.J...UJJJLtJJUUL3 TIIOIGIITS lly Al Joyia I sec the blossom Aunlnsl Uie fresh itrrrn od. And mlirii 1 Hunk or uiMiuiy Numrliuw. I think of Clod. I nee slromt hands help others, H.niif Imm, hard path to plod; Anil whm I tliln o( kindness. Bwurhuw. 1 think ol Uod. 1 ro brave feel bo inarchlnit Up pnllm llw true havo trod; Ami when 1 think "I ooieaa, roinrhow, I think ol Uod. JIST A 1.ITTLK Br Al Joyce Just little sympathy. Just a little hrl. Juit a word of cheerfulness u worth tar more than wealth: Just little kmdnesa when friend la ferllnit blue Will brlnu more aatuifactloa than unvlhinit you ran do: Just ome word of hopefulness. aln- cere and no pretend. Uod will aure reward vou for being ouch a Irlrnd. I OI NT THE BLEHSINCS By Ai Jpk x The frcnlle wind ulldea down a abaft ol moonbeam. Ech ur l Ircatilv cleaned, and huntr to dry. White cloud-bedii are fluffed up, for rent, then aim beama Awake us, In the twinklln of an eve; fio II makes no difference at all. It's u uoud place to ko to. After vour work In done. And the best plnce of all If iikht It la run. The four walls Just make 'the house. It's vou who make the home. The Klorv of a cheerlul day aur- And birds repeat awed sunns or '"I"1' "'embers of your family ycsieraay, .w ...,v w .unm. And Hardens send lorth (ranrance ' of pink rosebuds. jSo "'ke merry and brluhl From field there comes breath of Whenever vou are Uiere. new-mowi) hay. I And happiness will be about .... .i 'I Wrcn you are free from care, I wonder If we re grateful to the O'ver ' So here's to Uie little house. Of these precloua treasures we hold j Whomever It may hold; .... ''""'' , .. i. ,, u Mv It always be warm and cozy While over there the bursting bombs Am, Mvrr be Hd ,nd coi are inning We still have peace and plenty hi 1-0 We should nut take our blessings all for granted In gratitude, we all should kneel and prev. Thank Clod that He has blessed us ttiiih His hotinlv. Ust He. in anger, take our Joys away. Merrill Council Studies Cudejet tee wiih the mayor and councllmen were Wayne Woods, W. H. Homes. Warren Fruits, and Man Carter. HiuldlriK permits IssutJ were The proponed Wl-bi budiet for A Wanner 1200 lor picket the city of Merrill was trtven a,reru;e; C. E. Sharp, W.000 new tlorni.Kh studv at Itiursduy eve-jxram storage building; and to nmu'a inci-lliiK of the i Hv council. A. It. Chevua 11,600 remodel po Anollirr mrctliiH hits been called ' Into cellar. for June 12 to pass on the buiiKet, i M Trolman presided, ana several locations around town. The ."l.'i.Iu.wm. Ho: ff'wlSm iSri C" W"" il Vwcy.' and H.rvev Denham. Urn only Item added. I recorder Oils Thompson, and HervIng on the budget commit-1 marshall Doug Brumley.. .jMnew motorsi We- have been able to secure these brand new, complete Motors and Short blocks, either 93 Of '05 HJ. If rou hes beta plonnis, IsMsll inf a atw motor or a short block, DO IT NOW while they o still ovolloblff USE OUR EASY BUDGET TERMS and take your time to pay! ASHLEY 410 So. 6th CHEVROLET Phone 4113 Servicemen Keep Low Ride Rates i WASHINGTON -l Uniformed servicemen on furlough can ' con tinue to travel on cut-rate lares aboard trains In the east, south and west. The Association of American Railroads announced Friday the low dire only lor coach travel would be extended from June 30, O.W.F.LF. 13 1963 to June 30, 1063 for military personnel paying their own wt, INVESTIGATE THE LATIST IN RUSTIC BUILDING. READ OUR ADVERTISEMENT ON PAGE 8 THE LITTLE IIOISE By Al Joyce What does It mailer about the house. If It be large or small? The home Is where the heart Is. WURLITZER A ssafsltktnt lano. Maay levoly stylos aae finishes te choose from. LOUIS R. MANN 120 No. 7th PIANO CO. 1 The result of months of pcrfcctionccring by Cole and the famous swimmer. ' Smooth in performance. Smooth, too, those luscious curves. "It tops any . suit I've ever worn for glamor and swintability," says the MGAl'star. Needlepoint Lastcx with extra sparkle, extra uplift in the brilliant ladder scams. White, black anil gala colors. 32-40. 17.95 I H( CIJ Yj ymothest yy ' ' swimsuit I 'w Cole's new ich "Esther ViiWm Williams" - f i : tm ! . BALDY EVANS PROUDLY PRESENTS A "DATE TO DANCE" WITH THE WORLD'S GREATEST SAXOPHONIST if-m jimmy Dancing 9:30-1:30 (DAYLIGHT SAVING) ADVANCE TICKETS on SALE AT DERBY'S MUSIC CO. THE ADVANCE SALE IS LIMITED TO 500 TICKETS AT $1.50 (TAX INC.) THE PRICE AT THE DANCE WILL BE . $1.80 'tax Included) AT 11 O'CLOCK JIMMY WILL INTRODUCE HIS SPECIAL GUESTS FOR THE EVENING, THE LOVE LY CANDIDATES FOR THE 1952 Klamath Basin ROUNDUP BROADCAST OVER KFLW 9:30 UNTIL 10:00 AND HIS 18- PIECE ORCHESTRA featuring ELEANOR RUSSELL - SANDY EVANS SHORTY SHEROCK - KARL KIFFE plus 'THE ORIGINAL DORSEYLAND BAND' ARMORY' TOMORROW NIGHT . y : . ,: .t":;i . j?:',, ,..,. rllfr,-rn r-.-n , , -.win u i , ooo But oriy Em will Tell..;. . ' " lV 4 nf "1 i swiN6 since X3s - w" AvvL '! - t. RAI! rP BABE UTH C &m, : ' . .m OHI" fM.X ))) f LOCK AT -'t r V A' C'" ' A I ?0U CANT JUDGE A BALLPLAYER until jV"' ' 'f 4 L ' ;, youVe seen him in day-in, nfty-ouT competitioM , Jk f? - 0. ...AND YOU CANT JUDGE A CIGARETTE UNTIL 07 1 fU J JT7L ' 1 - mm I I v YOUVE TRIED IT AS YOUR. STEADY SMOKE ' j fl X 'r I '00Y If ,&wKy0t--. llt--As f:: J X' i " Vv 1K T for Taste - tvto cigarette comes more highly recommended s f!. v" iN by smokers than Camels. More people . ; j ?j'J . . -I enjoy Camels than any other cigarette-by far! I J: irnn' " ,r --" ' To find out how much you'll enjoy Camels, try "' J ':; -4 ' iMiaSa ' them as your steady smoke. Smoke only Camels J$ : '"V Ths Doctors' CflOl'ce ff -v. j f ' for the next 0 days. See how rich and flavorful X. . Long before ameli built up their Iffe fvK 4 f , Camels are, pack after pack it's a flavor j 1 x overwhelming lead as America's most lylxi Vl f J' I no Other cigarette has! . I "t "Jlflim A popular cigarette Camels were first . ti i f' ' 6 Z LssmWiWWl y x cho ce of Amer ca's doctors Accord- ITcl h IWfa i ftfrlf f Vsl '"8 ,0 urvey after survey, during i-Tlsaa. ' V 4W MORE DOCTORS $ -WWVv SMOKE CAMELS i ANY OTHER CIGARETTEl kfch l ! ' And see how mild Camels are . . . how well they agree with your throat as your steady smoke! By steady smoking, you'll see why Camel is America's most popular cigarette by billions why people say, "I'd walk a mile for a Camel!" TJne Docfers' Choice fs . America's Choice!
