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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1952)
MONDAY, JULY 7. 1052 HKHALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON HI ARMS DISPLAY Italr'a blnrit dl.plar of armwl mlhl ilnrt the uar mart, alons Imperial Forumi Avcnur, Ramr, la .aatrvanc. or tlxlh annlvtraarj or Hcpubllo's proclmllon. Conference Committee Mills Rivers, Harbor Legislation WABIIINOTON fl The SSM, (W 1,00(1 rlvrra ind harbors money bill aa baric before a Henalc llouie roiUrrciirt commlttr Mon day with no protprcta ol ilnal action before next week. A fliiht over four million dol lar appropriation to bruin ton al ruction of the Hartwrll rener voir In Houih Carolina and Oeoriila Mil up BKreemenl an Congreaa Iruiilcd vainly for, adjournment. Henalon of both the Kenate and (louse were called asaln Monday, but cniiureaalunal Iratlarn agreed that Congrrn probably will mark time' thin week. 'die Hartwrll Item and 10 fllhcrn arm dropped by Houne-rJtnatc tonfrrrea In a compromlne be tween the S4Dj),434,ttiO approved by the Iloue and H7.474,Ot0 paeed by the Senate for the Army En tinrertt' river and harbor and flood control program. Hrnator Mayhank ID. B.C.), who threatened a filibuster before Con treat null In the early hour Sun day, told a reporter he would be willing to call off hla flllbuatrr threat If two million dollars, or one half the budget figure, were uiireed to. The S484.061.G00 total agreed on tiv the conferees Includes (236. 7H8S00 for rlvera and harbors, and jmb.74-j.soo lor flood control. The . conference committee j dropped earmarked funds In the ! ficni.tr bill for planning work, but I Included a lump sum planning fund I of S405.000 for river and harbors, ! and H.'iO.OOO for flood control. i With the exception of SS0.000 art aside for Hartwell planning, the j remainder In to bo used at en-i glneers' discretion. Following are Pacific Northwest1 projects for which appropriations differed In the original Home and Hrnate approved bills, with amouula showing the conference recommendation: River and harbor construction, Washington Chief Joseph nam, 16 million; Ice Harbor lock and tliiin, none. Flood control construction, Iclulio Albenl Falls, seven mil lion. Montana I Havre, 1360,000. Oregon Detroit Reservoir, IIO.3M.ooo: Lookout Point, !, ms, 000; Willamette River, 1400,- 000. NO flEGRKT OCHANPORT. N. X W The Regret Handicap, one of the new rut of Monmouth Park's rich slakes. Is one of four filly and mare stakes to b decided at the sraslde track during the present meeting. The olhera are tlw Colerti Htakes, the Molly Pitcher Hand), rap and the Monmouth Oaks. The Hegret honors the great Whitney filly, only member of her aex ever to win the Kentucky Derby. Regret was foaled on a farm near the tile of the Jersey race course. WURLITZER A Mflinlfictnt plan. Many fevtly tlyltt mn4 finish ti t choait ttm. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 No. 7th 0f it YOUR CHOICE OF EITHER OF T THESE'2' WASHDAY NEEDS 1. Plastic Handi-fiAlttjV 2. Plastic Zipper j:,.V Ms Laundry Dag j i ir." it No Obligation. ..Nothing to Buy... Just Let Us Do Your tlext Washing For You 'i .S i up . ,,-, I A Utile At J f" Month Take your choice of either the y hand-protectinj pollct-dot plwtie Htndj-Mitt, or the gipper-elosing pUstic laundry bag that keep your damp-dry wash damp until ready to iron youra without obligation tor letting us do your next washing the G.E-Automatic Washer way. See for yourself how effortless it is to wash and damp-dry your clothes automatically with O.E. See for yourself how much cleaner, whiter your clothe appear. And your hands never touch water! When you aee this miracle of modem G.E. Automatic Washing you'U tell your neighbors about it That's why we're making this offer. So come in today, or better yet, eU for an apnointoent which may save you time. , IF YOU HURRY, you may receive another surprise gift by merely signing our demonstration register. Ask about it SEE FOR YOURSELF THE SUPERIORITY OF C-E AUTOMATIC WASIIIIIG LIMITED TIME ONLY 1001 Main Phone 2-218 SEMI-ANNUAL 900 pairs of new Spring and Summer shoes... delicate dressy styles, smartly tailored pumps, casuals, flats & wedgies. Famous Name DelisoDebs Kimel Hill and Dale Red Cross Brands Formerly Priced from 12.95 to 22.95 Outstanding Values Joyce Penaljo Debs Cobbies 1 Formerly Priced from 9.95 to 16.95 SAMPLE SHOES - GOLF SHOES - 7.90 Terrific Bargains School Shoes Casuals Sizes to 10 Em n Formerly Priced from 8.95 to 10.95 Summer House Slippers Terry Cloth Washable Cushion Soles Formerly Priced to 3.95 Sizes for everyone ... but sorry, not every size in all styles n Street Floor Free, Eosy Parking All Sales Final No Refunds or Exchanges PACE SEVEN
