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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1952)
IlEr.ALO AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN sKiwanis Pass Resolutions HICA'ITI.K M'i- KlwniiU Inlrr n 1 1 o II I. IipiuIIih Into the (I linl (Iny lit II five-day 31 111 aiinunl ('invention, wrote Inlo lla rtcnrcH h hiuil hlltliiK resolution cdIIIiik Inr Imcdoin ol llllcirmii tlcili In thin doiinliy. 'Hip iTnoliillnii wnn our of 10 ndnptrd l)V the lll.OOO clrlrln TllllttSDAY, JUNK 10, ll).r2 WcdncMluy Mtrr electing wallet .1. I.. Rnv, Uctiolt, as new prtil clrnl. New York Cltv nl'O wan wlllunil nmiixlllmi in, It bid lor Ihe 10M toiivriilKin. In n direct nll lit Prenldenl Trumnn'n ordrr Innt year emiiow rrlnii Irtlrl kI nitrnclrn to cumuli) their own liiformnllon on ancurlly KrnuntlH, the rennlullnn nnld Kl wcimU Internntlnnnl "demnndn Hip I mht ol Irrodtim of Informnllon bp roiillniiPd mi lundnmenlnl rlnlil of nil thp people." It nnld "iwinie mibllc official led they are not nccounlnlile to tho Dub lin, pnrllrulnrly Hi thp hnndllnK of Information ol non-delcnne depart ment: Ihnl thpy mnv conduct the buiiiiPK of IhPlr oincon In neorel: ihnl Uipv mnv pnl or linnound imlillc records; Ilml thev mv dl vuliie only nurh Information thpv think In Hood for Ihe people In know: nnd Ilml thpy mnv ex- ipikI mllllnrlMIc aertirliy Into nrenn which have no bearing on that upcurllv." The rciolullon nulrt further Ihnl Klwnnln Intprnnllonnl "vliiorouilv , roiulemnn nil Mich pracllcea. and denounce the minima ol official Influenre nnd power." A ronlrnvernlnl renoliillon on unl vernal mllltnry Irnlnlnir wnn re InrrPd bnck to the reaolullorm com miltee lor nctlon next yenr. Foot-Mouth Lab Set Up WABHINOTON Wl Communl I tni iiiunllv clnmor lor lo-nillllon-dollnr ledernl prolecla bul lh Sen Mr approved one Wednendnv Ihe itovcrnmrnl mnv hnve trouble find Inn home lor. The num wnn npproved for n Inb nrntory to Invoallgnle foot nnd mouth nnd other nnlmnl dlaenae. Koine plncrs nlrrndv mentioned nltr hnve exprcaned downright btvitllllv. To prevent Ihr labnrntory from belnir locnted hero It lan'l want ed. the Bennte bill provide! the ntte niunt be npproved bv both Bennte nnd Houm Agriculture Com mitteen nnd bv Ihe governor of Ihe atnte Involvpd. Ben. Mundt iR.-SD.l, nunn nor of the protect, nnld edequnle nnlegunrdn will be Uken to keep the Inbornlory from nprrndlng the drend tool nnd mouth dl.iense. The Innt autbrenk In thui coun try occurred In Cnllfornln during the lPWi. But nn outbrenk In Mex ico nnd nnolher more recently In Cnnndn hnve nprend nlnrm nmong V. B. cnttlrmen. Quads Born In y Massachusetts WEYMOUTH. Mm, Ml Mm. Mnrlon L. Mnnning. 37, In the proud mother of henllhy aundrup pi. , Ihe qtiadrupletn three boyi nnd n girl were born t South Shore hoapttnl Wednendnv night to Mm Mnnning, nlrendv the moth er of three other voungntern. The bnblrn. nil plnced In lncu hatora. were reported lo weigh be tween 3 nnd I pounds ench nnd to meaaure nbout n fool long. Sever al hnurn nfter the Inat birth. hop tal phvnlclnna reported their con dltlona as "fair." All four drllverle were deacrlbed na normal by Dr. Robert R. Rynn who delivered the babies with the naaittanre of Dr. Edward J. How ley Mri. Mnnning had been waiting for the blrllu ni the hoapltnl lor pearly four week, taking the ad vice of her huxband, John, n 35-vpnr-old bua line operntor. who explained he did not wnnl to risk n premature arrival without medi cal attention. The lnfnntn. due Aug. 5. were nenrlv two months premature, but physicians explained Ihnt auch multiple births rnrejy go full term. The Mnnning family now num bers four boya nnd three girls. The older children, Dennis. 4; Mary Alice 3: nnd Anne Mnrle, 3. are living temporarily with relntlvej. According to medlrnl sources ouadrupletn occur once In every 080,000 blrllu. Killer Gets J5 Year Term -' THE DALLES Iff) A l-yer prison sentence was meted Wed nesday to Alfred William Karnes, 33, who police any has confessed the nlnylng of n Salem woman. Knrnes pleaded guilty to a charge of burglary nnd assaulting with a hammer Mrs. Ben Callaway here June 10, three days after Mrs. Susan Litchfield, SI, was hacked to death In the woodshed of her fialem home. Circuit Judge Malcolm W. Wil kinson sentenced Karnes, an As toria farm worker, to the maximum prison term. District Attorney E. O. Btadter Jr. said In Salem he would file a first degree murder charge against Karnes In Mrs. Litchfield's death. Salem Police Chief Clyde War ren aald Karnes signed confes sion that he killed Mrs. Litchfield June 7 and robbed her of $30. Happy Is The Day When Backache Goes Away ... . N minting hRfkiirhr)JnHflnrpepjinlinrir WrturlrM and tllsalntw nmy h" Aw to i!W; ilown of kliiny function. Doctor y (rood fclilnny function ll very Important to iond health. When noma veryrliiy condition, nueh lrtM anil train, cnlinaa thla Important function tnnlow down, many folk aimarnai King hnrknflhe-feffl mUarahla, Minor hlad- tiicTcttlnffupnlBhtanrfraiiiantpaBiairM. I Don t nefrlnct your kidnaya If thtia condi tion hnlhar you. Try Ooan'a Pllla-a mild diuretic. I J ltd aiicftMfully by mllllona for rtver B0 yara, It'a nmailnt how many time Donn'a flva happy rclltf from lh illirom fortahtlp the iftmllaanf kidney tuhca and AN Urs fluib out waatf. Oat Dom's PUU lodajl f l W 00 Bt sura to note vo$t difference In the free pricing system and so called II I J 00' former "FairTrade" or Fixed Prices, see what you save at Payless. Don't vTT- f. be misled by the false label FAIR TRADE, the true name is "Price Fixing' '"SSSiS II 8:30 a.m. jC&Wft &C5 IT FJe fcM ; f j y vVNpf . Compare the Former "Folr Traded" Price with Our REVERE - Present Prices and See What You Save IITFMCILC TsJ ! II I hi i il - m i t ir -tt . . .:At i immmiiiiih vii r .1 1 wtx&n f .1 1 10011 mci ii I ptoga IOASTMMR ISC, ELECTRIC PlL II -- STEAM IKON MIXER " Up F Either W., Dry C0M,LITI Trade Price 4 " C Z-m ,,0BiB Wl H EVANS LIGHTER TOASTER Formerly Fair Traded At 18.6S JUICER 1 11 1 1 fin tyi ' . 1 268 msMi ll fRICIS m BABY 0W I I lC STERILIZER ALUMINUM 98 Holdt 7 Berllei lm2 ARE Former Fair 149 Trade Price FAMOUS in. An I nrtw OYCK (1h CIGARS ox of 50 CONSISTENTLY Reg. 6.60 Ronson Liter 19 Now At Pallets LOWER 36x46 Rtg. 4.50 P0RTAILI WADING, POOL 99 2 DOLCIN TABS 59c BAYER ASPIRIN 44c 1" PROMO SELTZER 98c 98c Anohist Atomixers 'ZX7 69c 2" SERUTAN 2,39 54c ALKA SELTZER 44c 79c LISTERINE 63c 1.25 7 KEY VITAMINS 89c !5.95 THYAVAL VITAMINS 4.87 1" SIMILAC ,U1"0 79c 98c Q-TIPS 73c 25c EVENFLO UNITS 19c 98c JOHNSON'S BABY OIL 73c 3" VI-DAYLIN T 3" BIOL AC 2;99 98c BABY HAIR T"""""k' N '" 79c PLASTIC PUP TENTS Mad kv Goodyear Vinyl, 'film Regulation Army Sfyl. pproximoroly 5 foot by 7 hat, well conttrucUd lo withstand tough wtor and abuit, Feldi to tixt of book. With 298 ou TOOATS PUCE HEAVY PLASTIC CLOTHES DAMPENING BAG 49c JUMBO GARMENT BAG Holds 14 Ittms 54 Inches Long 99c FOREST GREEN SUN VISORS 49c S Hood Strap DULANI DEEP FAT FRYER Was 29,93 88 63c IPANA PASTE LILT HOME Hoir l00 LUSTRE CREAM 59c SQUIBB TOOTH BRUSH 47c 29c WILDROOT r ZEMACOL 49c DENALAN 98c JERGEN'S 63c ARRID DEODORANT 47c V PENETRAY 39c ALUMINUM 2" PENCIL SHARPENER T CUTICLE SCISSORS 1 00 U.S. Howland 25c FARR NAIL EVERSHARP "STAR REPORTER" PEN ' nnSnSfnnepMali m AA , Now 5" 8-INCH SKILLET 4.49 7" 10-INCH SKILLET 5.89 4" IV2 Qt. SAUCEPAN 3.98 47,2V3Qt.TEA KETTLE 4.17 7 4-Qt. SAUCEPAN 5.89 3"1-Qt. SAUCEPAN 2.97 S" 2-Qt. SAUCEPAN 4.59 PERM Coloring SHAMPOO 73c CREAM OIL 19c LOTION 89c 39c LOTION 77c HEAT LAMP 89c FOIL 26c T7 By Curex I" Swim Caps 83c CUPPERS 19c EBBONETTE RUBBER ' GLOYES O FORMERLY FAIR TRADED AT SH 56' Fermtr Fail 100 TradtFrct I
