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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
THURSDAY, JULY 17. 1052
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ARTURO LUCERO
Willard Hotel's New Chef
Tells Of High Aspirations
By WALLACE MYERS
A husky, handsome yountr man
began working and dreaming In the
Wlll&rd Hotel kitchens yesterday:
he's Arturo Lucero, 38-year-old
American of Italian blood.
His work is as the Willard's new
chef: his dream is of becoming
the world's greatest food artist. On
that Utter count. Arturo is ex
tremely modest. He speaks of
world-retaowned chefs with sin
cere reverence but he can't hide
his bubbling ambition to become
as famous as any of them.
At 38. Arturo has had 23 years
experience. 10 of those years as
the protege and later assistant to
Chef Maurice Pierre Caudert, for-
Judge Refuses
Strike Action
PORTLAND Ifi Federal Judge
Gus Solomon Wednesday refused
to ask "federal officials to act as
strikebreakers" in a dispute be
tween the Columbia River Pack
ers Association and the Pacific Far
East Lines.
The line's ship. Contest, loaded
with 1,264 tons of tuna from Japan,
recently docked at Astoria. The
Sailors Union of the Pacific pick
eted the ship. The packers suit,
which was dismissed Wednesday,
asked the court to order the un
loading of the ship.
Judge Solomon pointed out that
the packers' dispute was with long
shoremen who refused to cross the
picket line, not with the shipping
firm.
He advised the packers to name
the union a party to the dispute
if it wanted to bring the matter to
court again. He said that the pre
sent suit, was "in effect asking
federal officials to act as strikebreakers."
STOCK SALE
WASHINGTON Wt The Federal
Power Commission Wednesday
was asked by the Mountain States
Power Co. of Albany, Ore., for per
mission to sell 200,000 shares of
stock.
merty of the Santa Barbara Bilt-
more and now chef at Southern
California's famed Del Monte Ho
tel.
When Caudert was satisfied that
his young assistant was acconv
plished enough to stand on his own
two feet, he gave Arturo his bless
ing and the young chef took over
as head man at Santa Barbara's
Dicturesoue Talk of the Town res
taurant. From there he advanced
to Santa Barbara's Marmonte Ho
tel as head chef and two years ago
he moved to the Rogue Valley
Country Club at Medlord.
That's where Lee Scarlet. Wil
lard manager found him and after
several months of dickering man
aged to coax Arturo to Klamath
Falls. .
Arturo Is an avowed disciple of
the continental style and would like
to do his menus entirely in French
but will content himself for the
time being with slipping in a touch
of French here and there.
As soon as he can make arrange
ments. Arturo will bring his wife
and three children here from Med
ford. Come to think of It. this stupid
reporter forgot to ask Arturo who
rules the kitchen in his own home!
PARSONS
WELDING
and
REPAIR
Merrill Hiel""
CLOSED
INDEFINITELY
Forjons.
oseburg
- We offer the best possible downtown heavy foot
traffic, walk-in location, completely equipped with an ICE
. CREAM and SANDWICH man's dream. The premises
are exceptionally well-suited by shape and size, and very
well-lighted to induce a heavy customer-flow to the cool,
.' well-decorated interior with a minimum of work steps and
help. Six years remain on the lease, with renewal priv-
; ileges on the 1500 sq. ft. floor space.
All equipment is modern and of the latest type, and
it is all included with no exceptions right down to the
mop. We will gladly show you the inventory list, which
includes one 5-rod mixer, 18 holes of cabinet storage, 60-
' gal. hardener and dispenser .complete fountain and heavy
duty qrill. Coca-Cola dispensers, etc. Aproximately
$400.00 stock will be extra.
This owner is enjoying a good business and making
money. We can assure you there are no hidden reasons
for selling, and we invite a thorough investigation.
This clean, year-around well-established opening in
Oregon's busiest city, and the county seat, will give you
complete independence and financial security.
' . The owner must have made money or he could not
afford to sacrifice all this for the amazingly low price of
$9500.00. This thriving business is worth twice this
amount, so the owner is rightfully asking $7500.00 down
'payment. (No trades or trade-ins).
IT'S A
SCORCHER!
DEGREES HOT!
What Better Business Than .
ICE CREAM?
VALLEY REAL ESTATE
115 WEST CASS ST. DIAL 3-4055
ROSEBURG, OREGON
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Truman Approves New CI Bill
For Veterans Of Korean War
WASHINGTON Itl President
Truman has signed bill to help
Ol'a released since the start' of
the Korean War to re-establish
Ihemselvea In civilian life.
The benefits are much (he same
as those (ranted to veterans after
World War II, but Ultra are some
Important differences.
The act provides the new vet
erans with money for education
and training, mustering out pay,
unemployment payments of lis a
week up to a total of 26 weeks,
and financial support for home and
business loans.
Tlie bill was one of 37 Truman
signed Wednesday while in Walter
Reed Hospital for a checkup.
The program is expected to cost
about one billion dollars a year.
The number of eligible veterans on
May 31 was 870.000 and (he Vet
erans Administration said the total
is growing daily.
To be eligible, a veteran dis
charged after June 27,1950. must
have served M days or more. The
discharge must be other than dta
honorable. The biggest change from the
World War II OI BUI is in the
method of handling payments and
in the type of schools veterans may
attend. Congress wrote these in as
a means of avoiding abuses under
the earlier program.
Instead of making payments to
the schools for the veteran, Die
government will provide the vet
eran with funds to pay his own
tuition fee, buy books and handle
his living expenses.
The ex-Gl can go part time or
full lime to any school on a list
approved by the VA or stale agen
cies. For each day of military serv
ice, a veteran la entitled to l"i
days of education up to a maxl-
PUBLISHER FREED
KENNEWICK W A charge
that Publisher Glenn C. Lee violat
ed a stale law by soliciting signa
tures, in the Trl-Cltv Herald, for a
school board recall petllion was
dismissed Wednesday. Justice of
the Peace John Dellere of Benton
Cltv found the evidence insufficient.
AIR FOAM
RUBBER
A complete itok new en hand.
All widths end rhlcknni cut to
your demands.
Klamath Falls
ARMY STORE
320 So. th
mum of So months. However, a
veteran who qiinllllrd for training
under the World War II measure
and served alter the Koreun War
Marled, may have a maximum ol
18 mouths training.
Payments range for full time
students from si 10 a month II a
veteran has no dependents, to S13S
If he has one dependent and to
1160 If he has more than one de
pendent. A veteran who chooses on Uie
Job training will receive 10 a
month If he has no dependents,
$85 if one dependent ami 1106 If
more than one dependent.
House or business loans are un
der the same regulations as for
World War II veterans.
The art provides mustering out
pay for all services below the rank
of major or lieutenant command-
9th and Pine
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COME IN OR MAIL COUPON TODAY
MONTGOMERY WARD
9th and Pine Klamath Falls, Oregon
, I would like, without obligation, a free estimate on In
stalling the following Items in my home;
( ) Bath outfit ( ) Kitchen cabinets ( ) Roofing
( ) Water heater( ) Wall tile ' ( ) Siding '
( ) Water system ( ) Millwork ( ) Insulation
( j Heating unit ( ) Fan or cooler I ) Gutters
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CAST-IRON
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cast Iron lavatory end
J-ft. tub, china dotal.
All resist stains, clean
easily. Closet Is foil
est, quielesl type made
vies least water. All
faucets, plugs, fillings
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TUB 84.50
CLOSET 43.95
LAVATORY 27.95
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WAVY EDGE ASPHALT SIDING
Low oi . $5 Monthly
Hard ceramic qranules Imbedded in weather
defyinq asphalt. Self-aliqnina, self-spacinq.
Grav-white. "Words will arranqe expert in
stallation at low cost. FHA terms, no money
down, up to 3 years to pay.
WARDS THICK-TAB SHINGLES
Low os $5 Mo., Installed
Asphalt roofinq shingles with extra layer of
asphalt on exposed surface. Ceramic qranules
retain color. Available in 8 colors. "Wards will
arranqe expert labor at low cost. FHA terms,
no money down, 3 years to pay.
TABLE TOP WATER HEATER ,
1 24.95
Standard height of sinks and kitchen cabinets -36
Inches.. Porcelain namel top provides, extra
work space. All connections are. accessible from
Ihe front. Sold under 1 0-yr. Protection Plan.
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58.95
low-cost, well-built unit
makes Ideal extra bath
for garage, basement.
Cray porcelain-enameled
floor, resists stains,
odds cleans easily.
Husky steel walls hove
boked-on whit enamel
finish, resist rust. Abso
lutely water light. With
plastic curtain, rings,
chrome plated fittings.