Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 17, 1952, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, JUNK 17, lr2 HERALD AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREW Koje POWs Shifted KOJI5 IHI.ANi), Kuicn OH -Pour bin prisoner of wr ' pena Were I'llipllPlI TllOHllllV Ol HJ.MM) UhlllPHK iiihI , Norlh Kvri'iin C'ominunliit I'OWs. 'ihn only exrlttmiont waa unwilled by two IJOW who broke rtiiikH to wt away Irom Keel prlnont-r lender. ' lClevcu IIioiikhikI North Korounn were in ri'iniilii out ol compound!) 113 mill HO only limit duukIi (or Atnoi'li'iin uiiiiiiIn In aeurdi the ntui'kiiilri tor weapons mid encape tuuni'la. Alioul 6.tloo ('lilneno trmii (KM and II. 000 Ninth Kori'iuii from adjoin IIIK WIS were dlnpnrned to new miiiiIIci uniis IhhiMiik about 600 ouch. , The chliipHr ihiiik lunlllv to their own ulrliiu mu.ilc nnd handed llrlK. (li'ii. Itiiytton L. Utintner, Kujp commander, prrnetit: A rnlnln turn t link tu ililoned out of ration tana. Houlner ha tmeil Ihn threat ol (una (rwnienllv In the paal lew uerk IP Hulnlnir uncniitrautd' con lull over the inland's 80,000 prison rrn. The Clilneae evenUinlly will be -piiI to Clieu Inland nil Smith Korea. About tun month mo 15,- 000 Chinese POWa who do not want to return to Red rule were Irniulerrrd to Chelu. llnntner tilniii to move a total ol SO.iHMi powa Irimi Kole to other Islnitcl-i fiMni,- thiui liooil Norih Korean" compounds BO and 005 will be illt mi Wednendav. Prior In Tuesday' movement, llnntner had broken im MX other 1 onipmindii holdinu 2A.O0O Redi. lie rxperta In I'oinnleie the dn prrMil ol unruly prlronera Into Mnnllrr unit by the end of the week Harry Wins Oratory Medal WA8IIINUT0N i Harry 8. Truman, clua ol '01. wan prcaenl rd with a pin Tuenday aa the "out MundiiiK orator" pitxiuced by Wil liam ChrlMiinn huh achool ol In-drM'ndrllc-p, Mo, Arcrnliwi it with a brief ora tion, the Prt-Aidriit promined Uic Mudrnt who nave It lo htm: "1 tiluill tirnMire till and put It w'h my mriiirntoji. If I ever get Into a muleM on oratory, I ihall wear It " U.S. Eases Copper Controls WASHINCITON t The govern ment TucMluy announced a big In iTrn.se III copja-r allocation for civilian Kooflu, in an attempt lo In duce American mduMry to booat liuporta of IiikIi -priced foreign copper, A ol July , maker of wa.ih Iiik iimchinc.H, raiiKeh, relrlgerators - even Juke boxen and vendlnu mut-lilnr will net 60 per cent of their pre-Koren tonnaiie of copper liMlead ol 35 per cent, the National Production Authority announced. RICKYS OFFERS ROMANCE IN in the bridal enchantment of by Sft our complete! rollrrlioii of i WALLACE "THIRD DIMENSION BEAtlTV". PATTERNS anil hollowaro to match ill MRS. WILLIAM D. SWAN SON and itcv. Swnnson, evangelists and world trav elers, will tell their first Impression of Sweden to . night at the Klamath Tem ple, 1007 Pine St. Mrs Swanson will wear a color ful Swedish costume, ' an unusual dress which is worn on national holidays in Scandinavia. A musical program will also be pre sented, Including a piano interpretation by Rev. Swanson, entitled, "Daniel in the Lion's Den." Ridgway Assails Reds ROME lAI Oen. Matthew B. Ridgway. In a bliaterlng denial ol Cominunlat propaitanda claim. Tuenday aald "aa God la my wll nena . . . germ warfare ruin never been used by the United Natlona lorcea In Korea." The new 81IAPK commander aald: "I know ol no belter lllualra tlon ol the deliberate ue of dell- karalalu lnkrli'ilori flfchrwri tlV CoinmunlNt leadernhlp than their charge that the United Nation command employed germ warfare in Korea." Ridgway wan npeaklng at an air port new conference ahortly bclore taking off for Naplea. Communlnt threata of drmoiuilra lloiui agalnnt Ridgway, dubbed by the Uedn "Oeneral Plague" fluted out during hla two day vlail In the Italian capital. RKNIUNK PORTLAND I F.. Harvey Miller, chairman of the Oregon Production and Marketing Com mittee, aald Monday he will resign July 1. hhhii; The wedding veil o (jueen, tlie romantic impiralion lor this exiiii(ite"Tliird Dimemion Reality" pattern and matching liollow are. A full-flown rote, delicate silver pearls enhance each piece of Rote Point adding fo its enchantment, it's priceless beauty! . Yet, it's jusl $32.50 ' . r tin-piece place letting. nOSE POINT SVCAR & CREAM sr;r Graceful fine.i, flulttl hanoVer, Wei rniey ornnmrnleo! with ' a ' circle of roiei and lilier pearls, i 35.00 compltn RO.SE POINT BO,V BON DISH Deluxe hem y ueithl. Ripple, erfse uifft pierced rote design. (20.00 All priest Inc. fed, tax Vlallora Mr. and Mra, .11, N. Moo, former Khimiith Falla real dcnla left yenlerdny for tholr home In Mcnlo Park after vlaltlng frlcndn and Mra. Moe'a nun and family, Mr. and Mra. Inula Roberta, 1U.'I7 Puclflo Terrace. Moe at one Umo owned Mlllcr'a. Leaving Mr. and Mra. Ed Miller and twin aon Clllford and Clinton lelt toduy to make their Homo in Deliver. Miller, annuun-cvr-eiigiiicer lor live ycara lor Kr'LW and for three and on-half yearn radio limlructor at Orexon Tech, will enter Denver Uulvernlty to work for hla llachelor Ueurce III Phyalcn. Prcvlou lo coming here 10 ycurn axo, lie ntudled electrical euiflncering at Oregon Htale College. He will be nticcecded at KF1.W by Lou Ullllaple, lately of KI'AB. linnnlng, Calif., who link arrived with hln wile and young dnughlei. Ladlea Auxiliary Eagles will meet S p.m. Wednenday for Inllln lory work. All olllcers woar lormaln. Parked Car Yields Body DUN8MUIR The body ol a man lilentllled an Paul Kryc. 38. ol Spokane, wan lound In a pnrked car on V. 8. Ill seven mllea north ol Weed Monday alternoon by a Calllornla highway crew. Prye apparently had nhot liunncU through the head. Coroner Lloyd Noble of Ml 8hnn. la nald It wan n nulclde. He aald Prye left a note In the car. but would not dlsclonc Ita contemn. The body wan taken to the Up ton Mortuary, Weed. Warren Promises Long Fight I.OS ANUKI.KS I Gov. Karl Warren of Calllornla Hays he plans n n all out fight for the Republican Prenidenllnl nomination and he wantn hln delegate to "ntny with me at the convention an long as we have a fighting chance." He told a group ol some 70 of hln Southern Calllornla delegates and allernnlen Monday night that the nominee could be deteimlned on the first ballot, or "It could drag on to 30 or 40 ballots. We might well hold the balance ol power." 0 VII IPfl r THIS OUTSTANDING VALUE FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY. COME IN! MAKE YOUR SELECTION FROM THESE DINETTE VALUES TODAY! We've made a special purchase lo bring you this exciting dollar-saving Value! This beautiful 5-piccc Howell breakfast set has many of the quality features you Wouldn't expect to find at this thrifty price! The stain-resistant plastic table top measures 30" x (()" x 48". Comes in beautiful Woodgrain colors. Chairs arc smartly upholstered in matching colors. Take ad vantage of this outstanding value while color choice remains. No Down Payment On Approved Credit! Hume Mr, and Mrs. Walt Ken netl and Vivian Coinplou, head ol the ready-to-wear department at Miller's where Kennett la iniuuiger, liiivo returned from a succciinfiU buying Hip to Los Angeles mar kets. Pall merchandise that will be arriving noon shows souio Uu tereutlng new trendn, ((nick Hurgory nichard, 6 Tj -vcar-old aon of Mrs, Forrest Lowe, il'ortlnnd. visiting Mra. Lowe's ' ... . ut.. ....... piircuut, Rir. UIIU ruin. oiiuiiu; MiiMlen, Olene, had an emergency appendectomy ycaleiday at lliU side Hopltal. Visitor Mrs. C. E. Sharp, Mer rill waa a Klamath Falls visitor Monday. Injured Word has been received by Ml. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan. Oicue, thut their daughter Helen, Juki giauuuted Irom bl. Vincent's School or Nursing was uauiy m I jurcd In an automobile accident incur 8alcui. She was cnroulc from I Portland to the capital city lo uuenu a wedding and in a blind- ,.. tl, fttr III which ! IIIK I mil dwiih I she wan riding crasncu inio I ditch. Hclen'a left arm was badly unaltered and she spent some time i in surgery. Ciiru will reach her at Hid N. W. Wcstover Koad, i Portland, 10. Traveled Fcllsburto Laurence, . Merrill, attended the annul Penla ! coslul celebration at Hawkinsvlllc. w.,.1, ur vrckii Hundav. The celebration Included a parade, high mans, barbecue dinner and crown ing ol a queen. Dclorcs Sllva. Klamath County Historical So ciety mecin June 21, 7:30 p in. Standard time or 8:30 DST at the Frank Adams ranch home, three miles East ol Merrill on the Mer uit . Malm highway. Mrs. Bob Adams Sr.. will be program chair man and Mrs. Bob Adams Jr., will be hostess. Everyone will be wel come. School Mis. A R. Dickson, member ol the laculiy ol Henley schools lelt Monday lor Ashland where she entered Suulhein Oregon College lor the summer term. In Service - Private Mcfcnery. son ol Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Mc Encrv, 305 Center Street. Lakcvit w Is tervlng with Company K. 14th Infantry Regiment. 25th Division. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND IU0ENI, ORE. ME0FORD Thoroughly Modem llr. and Mrs. J. E. Earley and Joe Earley Proprietor IfAllrSV 2FUsf A FAMOUS HOWELL 5-PIECE DINETTE SETS iiftlir ill an a machine gunner. He has been In Korea "luce April 1. Honor Student Cpl. Manuel A. Ruves, brother of Mra. Mary Coin paxiia, Klamath Agency, was one of three honor students to gradu ; ate Irom the 6th Cawalry Regiment Leaderahlp school In Japan re cently. The three-week school was conducted at Camp Chltoae and Included coursea III speech, physi cal training and field tactics. Revea. a member of a medical company was selected to attend his Commander. Hla unit waa re lieved from active combat duty last December. New Manager Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cramer will atav In the Julian Ecclcs' home. 602 Conger, lor a few weeks while the Ecclen are out of town. The Cramers will move Into the house also on Con ger Ave. formerly owned by Mrs. W. O. Smith, now being remodeled by Mr. Eccles, later on In the summer. Mr. Cramer Is the new manager ol Palmerton Lumber Co. American Legion Aniillary In stallation ol officers In regular ; meeting tonight at ( In Veterans Memorial Hall. Refreshments. Reminiscence Club A meeting Is set for Wednesday noon for lunch at the Paul Robertson resi dence. 601 Alameda. Cafeteria Picnic Set for Sunday. ,4 p.m. (PBTi. on the lawn of the Ml. Carmel Catholic church. Prices will 25 cents and up. Home Jim Owens, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Verne Owens. Klamath Falls, has arrived home for sum mer vacation from the University of Oregon. On the Oreeon campus he in a member of Sigma Chi social fraternity. New Man John Roaney. graduate of the University of Oregon school ol Journalism, has been assigned to the classified department of the Herald and News. Roaney Is Irom Portland. ! Called LI. John W. Thomas. Route 3 Box 1093. Klamath Falls, has been ordered to active duty lor two weks' special schooling with the 90th Volunteer Air R perve training unit at the Univer sity of Portland. Row Festival Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Phillips returnf.1 Sun day. June 15. from Portland where Mr. Phillips attended the Grand Maonlr se-ision an District Demitv. They also attended the Rose festi val and visited irienas. Visiting Mrs. Charles W. Deer and daughter Christians San Fran cisco. California, are spending two NOW OPEN 7 a.m. to 1 a.m. Wa Give S&H Grata Stamps FRANKLIN'S .JEff- 3640 Summsri Lana Ph. t660 weeks In Klamath Falln vlsltlntr Mr. Deer's parents. Mrs. C. H. Kelly. Homedale. and Mr. L. A. Deer. 612 North 8th. Mr. Deer Is In Japan on the U.8.8. Jenkins; he expects lo be discharged In No vember. Takes Job Dave Mocabee, son of Mr. and Mra. Allen Mocabee. 1007 Crescent, left recently for Long Beach, Calif., where he has accepted a position with Moffat, Nichol and Taylor. Consulting En Klneers. Mocabee is a graduate of OBC. All Day Meeting will be held Thursday, June 10. at the Metho dist Church parlor at 10:30 a.m. The meeting will be W.8.C.8. workshop day for all officers and new circle leaders. Executive board meeting, officers training, and program planning for the year will be discussed. Members are asked to bring April edition of Methodist Woman and a lack lunch. Tule Cuba The reorganized Cub Pack In the Tulelake area Is to meet Wednesday, June 18. In the grade achool at 7:30 p.m., DST. This Is to be partly a get-together session with Cubbing for parents. its fun TO for the STULBROOl STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY It trrot HERE YOU'LL FIND THOROUGHBRED FASHIONS. FAMOUS BRANDS . . . We've got the cream of top weitern itvles . . . quality fabrics ... brands you know! Outfit yourself at DREWS ... for assurance of selection, styles, and value! WESTERN Colorful satins in solids and polka- i dots. Popular western bows, too. . f 75c to 1.50 I WESTERN Felt styles with bulldoqqer crease. In a big choice of briqht colors. from 3.50 Cowboy Boots ' Southern Oreqon's largest selection of Hyer and Acme boots for men, ladies and children. Resistol and Stetson HATS Hand Blocked Pre-shaped from 12.50 'All parents Interested in enrolling I their sons are asked to participate, Boy Scouts New Bov Scouts and their dads are invited to the Weyerhaeuser town site log cabin Tuenday at 7:80 p.m., DST. All boys are encouraged to attend. At that time boys will meet the I leaders and get acquainted with the "patrol method" system used in Boy Scouting. I Home John Epley, Wayne iBalcmyne and Donald Mclmvie, I all University ol Oregon students, i have arrived home lor summer vacation. I Ki-Klamathlte Virginia West, i I former resident of Klamath Falls 1 now teaching In Eugene, is visit- j ling this week with friends. Miss. West la staying at Mr. and Mrs. I C. A. Henderson's home, 1972 lEarle. ' I Trip by Plane Mrs. Julian i Ecclea and her two young sons. .Ralph and Teddy, left today for Portland where they will visit Mrs. Eccles' parents. Mr. and Mrs. ; Parker. June Stems, daughter of I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sterns. Con Iger Ave., will accompany the I Eccles. Mm Will Re-Open SOON : Watch for Announcement DRESS TIES I WESTERN SHIRTS HATS RIDING PANTS f Mode from the finest quality fab- . I rics by Pendleton, Levi Strauss, and I H-C. ;' ' ' from 10.95 '.y- 1 LEE and LEVI t OVERALLS r- ' . "Smallest to the Largest'' ij, 7 I Age 1 toSixe SO Waist V t.: ? KLAMATH BASIN Carnallnn Club will meet at the home of Vesta Btlles. 4444 Board man. ' Wednesday, June , 18. at ( p.m. DST. Everyone Is welcome. Students at Home are Miriam Onddurd, Jenn Henderson, Bvron Tarr, John Elliot. Jerry Oarrett, Roger Kiann, and Ronnie Lowell from the University of Oregon; Betly Bennet from Stanford; Rose mary Murray from Pomona; and Marv 8ue McNabb. Oerry Mo Kendrce, and Jim Flnntger from Oregon Stiitc. - v Enjoy H'nlth, Rail, Com lor I '. and Hoaplulity at lh. ' Buckhorn Mineral Springs Sanitarium 4ot Mineral and Mud Baiht are Excell.nt tor Hheumitiim, Arthrltli. Sclntlca ind Neuritis. Carbon Oioxlda Vapor Baths 3ood for Asihma, Zcma. Sinua. High and Low Blood Preaaure. Your Health la our bualnaas. for Reservations or Informatloai - Addreaa: Rt. I. Aahland, Or a. Or Phona Lone Dlatanea Dr. Herman Wexler. Dlractof Chiropraetle-Phyalclan UP Famous Tern Tex, Levi Strauss, and H-C. Biq pattern, color selee- . tion. Pearl snop buttons. Washable cottons, rayons, and satins. , 3.50 to 5.95 ROUND UP July 2, 3, 4 "Bigger, better than ever" 9 rilCISTIMI JIWILtl 1 KM I 9 iia IKIITI 700 Main St. Phona 3151 Corner 9th and Klamath Phono 4878 733 Main . Phone 3463