Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 23, 1952, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextrVKDNKSDAY, JULY 23. 10S2 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OHEGON PAGE SEVEN I : J rterwf rr Till- A 1 1 n-1 i ell t.rloil Is call Iiik lur fltUntr"i' lit dullish irntriiioriatiiiii tfuiuiiiy UiroiiKli WcilneMlny ul nr-Ki week (or tno various coiivcnllon luiicwoim, Anytiiin willing to liiniUli a tar lilrano colli art Lruion hencliiuar Irit al 3'Jinl. Naturalisation --rxaiiilnrr will be Iiril'. Weilllr.iUav, July JU. lo Illo I iiruiiuni ui' iipi miiis nitcleilrd in llllnit lur cltlsm-ililii. Aiivune liner nlril in runtacllnu I) I lit will lllid lilm m Hie iniiic luniMi un July 3(1, g Vt a in. IT. (Iiurili tln ln-Diiy Circles ol Ihr t'eui-e Miiiioilul I'lotovtrrlim Chin eh will liii'i-l. Kiltlitv. jlllv Muaer t'lu lr will mm ul tile lininr n( Mis. lirumr lluyu. Uiil Kiue H.rrei. lur iiirnlr lunrli a noon. MrKriule Clrrle will men al Ilia home ul Mia Warner Kllliuull, 4U7H Ciosuv Avenue, lur a iiuuii ilei.inl lunrlieon. A bulr nieeU lut will lulluu Ihe luncliroiia. On Vaiallon Mr. anil Mra. J. me Mason Jr., 403 Lincoln, ait Tniriln a wrrlt at their rabln al lumnond l.uke. Mn-on In (lie man ager ol raikri'Stult Co. Annual Meeting of the Klanialli Colllllv Clianlrl. AlllTlrnl Hetl :roa. will bp held al III" Wlnema lloiel. Aiikum . 13 n in. H' will tie an oii'ii nierlliiu lur election ol nllirrra lor lli commit year, and a cordial Invlliillon l IM"d lo all intcicMrd nrisnni In attend. Pleane rail 7I lor reservation lor no lionl luncliron. Ilrltirnnl Hump-Palsy nidiar-1-on recently relumed to Klamath Kail allpr atirmllnK a vacation In linker CUV VISUM tilrndx. In Kerile Two Alturaa. Calif., aoliliera, Cpl. Qulnllrt U. Hinllli and Jf Donald A. JpwpII. recently nartlrlpated In an air defense oper ational exs-rclae at Fort Lewis, Wanh. Thev ere niemhera o( Hie 31ni Anll-Alrcrall Artillery Brleade. Ilanre Tha Do-fll Oo Hanaro Danrlnir Club danrea tnnlaht at the Mobil pVrvlpa Walton, comer ol Etna and South Sixth. Plenle The mineerelte Club will meet Thuradav al 12:11) P.m. il'DTi al Moore Park lor a pol luek picnic. Bummer Rale will be liven bv Ihe member she National 6ec relarv Association. Saturday, J'llv Jt. from a m. to t p.m., at 819 le Street. Relumed James Dlltrlch. aon nl Mr. and Mra. Dlltrlch, 1S1 Portland, relumed recently trom a three week vacallnn, VI United Air t.lura to Han Fmncwco and places ol Interest, tie vblled with ina uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mra. u. Tuikclr.on and laniily, and he aaw the cnllie earthquake on tele vision. Kelorned Mra. U. C. Ens.ilrom. bhs Austin Sireel haa returned lo Klninalh Kalla Iron) -wcek v i,i aon In Hell, Colli. Mra. F.nn trom'a parent, Mr. and Mra. E. E, Thoroaootl, returnnd lo Klamath Kails with their daughter and re turned to Dell alter a tour-da villi, Mr. and Mr. Thorogood lormerly llvnl In West.slde. Tree Pruning Clears Logs FORT KLAMATll A alx-man inunini: crew la working In the Kcven-Mlle Creek area near here leuioving brunches from selected pomlrio.Mi pine tree.s. The prunlni operation will make Ihr Umber ol lop quality a II. de velops, according to Klamath Dis trict Ranger R. 1. Cooper of the Homie River Natlonl Forest, The f 'tuners are removing knot and nubs on, the lowor portions of the trees, he anld. The lumber made from those tree later will be clear , and of higher quality. Alvln Anderson, Klamath Falls, Is in charge ol Ihe project, which so far has limbed trees aelected for their age, posiiion. condition and iocatlon over a t.OOO-acre area, Cooper aald about 7,000 more acres am lo bo treated. The pro- Jecl Is to lost over a seven-year period. It Is paid for by timber sales, Cooper aaid, and total costs are estimated at about $30,000. The ranger'sald clear limber to day Is coming only from trees 380 In 000 years old. He said there are few of those left, and the prun ing will provide clear lumber in still younger trees. The pruning crew last year worked In Ihe 8cotl Creek area west of Crater Lake National Park. They prune between 40 and 60 trees a day,- working- Ulroughoul Ihe winter when weather permlta. In some spots, Cooper aald. trim ming was done from eight-foot snow banks which allowed primers to reach higher. Trimming Is done al least one 18-foot log length up the tree. Trimming crewmen are also on call at. nil limes for fire suppres sion, Cooper said. ATTENTION! The Amoricon Lcqion natdi help in qcttinq th dolcqatci and visi tors to the various func tions Sunday, Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday of next week. If any one will volunteer to use their car any or all of those days, pleasa contact Leqlon Convon-, tioh headquarters at.! 2-2671 Mel In Korea-vHeamnn Nltlioliii l.liliii rei eiilly rollho lill Hill lino lllllon when Ihe UMH Hiitllcslilp Inwa doikeil at Ihe Piman lluiliiii. Koiph. lllllon, aim n( Dr. and Mm. J. M. lllllon. who In si'ivliiK wuli the K'lli Olapensury llosillul over aena, had eveniiui cho v Willi l.nn aboiird ahlp. NU k In Ihe son nl Mr. and Mra. Mcholaa l.om, l.nkenhme Urlve. Nodal Club-OKH, Alulia No. 01 will huld n tuoked lood Kale, u a in., Huluiday, July 211 at the I'luc Utiacl Market. No Mrellni There will be no uieclinit ol the WSCfl ol the Klral Melhodlat church thin month or durliiK AiihusI. The next rrmilar iiieellnt will be held In September. Home Mr, and Mrs Vernon Keesee and daimhter Shirley, 1870 Leltoy street have reuiintii Ironi a vacation trip lo Bncraiiienio, San Fraiinsno, Frpsno, Keno. Hall I.wke Cliy anil Oadpn. Al Salt Lake Cliy they visiled will! Mr. and Mm. Al bert Pntlerann, (ormer , KlainaUl Fulls realdenia. ImprovedMra. tila Hrownlleld. nlllce employe ol the Herald and Newa, who liaa been III In Hillside holpllal la being taken toiiinrrov lo Portland lor lurther irealniem. Vlallora Mra. Edna Lewis and dmiuliipr Kvvoune, IJuhiih, Minn., are here lor an indefinite vIMl at the home pi Mr. mid Mra. Olal Welsnnd, 21bT OJden Street. Tula la Iheir flrat trip West. Food Deborah Circle of Ihe First Melhodlat Church will hold a bullet dinner Kriilnv nikhi al the home of Mra. William Wnlea Jr. on Clinton Street lor mcmbria and frlemla. A charge of 60 reins per plate will be made. Serving lime will bo 6:30 p.m. Ntw CMC Worf.l 470-pew.rarf by rf wnfafionol e.w "302" peielin. vofvt-in ft.ed NS h.p. enfllne. Aie eveiloMa os cob-ersr-enpii. i - J IF you use gnsolinc-powered tractors in the 45,000 GCW class, here's big news. This new CMC Series 470 will haul more pay load than nny other vehicle of its rating with comparable standard equipment up to more than a halj-ton . than some! That's because CMC has found new ways to take dead weight out of truck design by advanced engineering. One example is GMG's sensational new "302" valve-in-head engine that delivers 145 h.p. at 3200 r.p.m. It weighs less than other engines of equal power by as much as 500 lbs. Yet it's )thc highest-compression gasoline truck .engine ever built gives you extra mileage from regular fuel! Come in. Compare them -in power, in pay load, in rugged long-life construction against all the rest I Then check the price and you'll agree: nowhere else will so little buy so much in a 3- to 4Vt-ton truck. ' ' WE 677 So. 7th St. t , . T i jr ' S FT. He SAYS NO Governor AdUi E, Stevenson of Illinois, arriving in Chicago, laid he is slill trying to discourage hit supporters from putting his nam in nomination for the presidency. Hans Norland Auto Insurance. I7 Pine' St. AN EASY WAT TO HAVE A PIANO Vm ran mI Uvttr n ptt tU (ram lh J. ti It 8. Mann I'ltni t m pa nr. S. ' Ih, a I low man Italy rale. Aflar rvatsonahla lima fn can, If ymm wleh, rhania (ram rent i par rhaia at recinvni. lha rant alrnadr naii la all irttllisl I your yjurrhaaa nrrayai and n Ihe-r dawn pmymtnl la ntcl arr. Tha manthly at mania ran ha Hula higher ihan ranl. Or If yaa pre t'r. tmtt ran ranlln la rani. ST-HITCHC0CK CORPORATION Klamath Falls, Oregon Steel Strike By HARRISON lll'MPIIKIES WABIIINOTON 11 A shutdown of Ihe army's largest shell-making factory emphasised Wednesday the developing crlais In defense production resulting Irom the steel strike now In Its eighth week. Secretary of Ihe Army Frank Pace announced Tuesday that a shortage of aleel haa forced the closing of Ihe Chevrolet plant In St. Louis, which makes about haif Ihe Army's 105-mllllmetcr artillery hell caslnga. Pace aald the shutdown will "ser iously affect the production of fin ished ahella by next month" wh'n Ihe Impact begins to reach Ihe shell loading plants. "Of ncceislty," he said. "It will continue to alfeel the production of finished shells lor several months thereafter." 'Ihe plant, employing J.0O0 work erx, is operated by the Chevrolet Division of General Motors. 050.IWO Already, the strike over wage boost and a compulsory union shop demanded by the 850,000 members of Ihe CIO United Steelworkera Union had curtailed production ol aircraft and automotive parts vital lo Ihe defense program. Ihe trade magazine Iron Age es Happy Is The. Day When Backache Goes Away . . . . Niftrlfig barl.arhe), loat of ir atieJaRirrr, WaitachM and dutinte may b 4ua to kiw ttiwi of ItiDary function. Doctor Mr fo4 kidne-y ftmrtton ( vary Important to foot health, Khffi torn (vary day conellUftn.auflh i aircaa and at rain, uia thla Important I iiarUen itnw dnwn.manr fuUtaauffarnafr finf baraarh-ftf I miastrahla. Minor blad dar Irrttallona dua to cold or wrortf did mar tautatcttlnf upnlfhuorfraqutnipaMts'is hon t natjlart your ktdnaya If tbraa conrll. tlona bothar you. Try Umb'i Pllli-a, mild dluratle. Uaad aurraaa fully by millions for Avar tO yaara. It'a amailng how many tlmaa Dnan'a five? happy raJiaf from that diactm. forla-helplhaiamlUaAf kldnytuband Al Uta fluah out wuli, Cat ion' Plila today t You'll Jo beHer en a utacf truck wkh your Curtails Munitions Output timated total unemployment re i suiting from the steel all ike at ; nearly two million workers and Ihe total loss lo the nation's econ omy at four billion dollar. It ssid steel proluctlon losses will total 17 million tons by the end of this week. Meanwhile, a government-named task fore of five steel indusiry executives proposed a formula lor gelling Industrial production under way when the strike ends. Priority will be given delense orders. The six-point formula, announced by the National Production Author ity iNPAi and expected to be adopted with little change, calls for: 1. All military order accepted for delivery through November to be filled by Nov. 30, If the strike enas in lime. 1. Military orders on which de livery Is needed by Oct. 1 to be pushed under mandatory priority directives to the mills. 3 NPA to require each mill, starting Oct. 1, lo earmark a speci fic tonnage of Ita output solely for EAGLES SPECIAL BAM Sat.r July 26, 10 p.m. Lunch Served - 50c Plate GASOLINE TO 30 TONS DIESEL i'A TO 33 TONS HIRE'S YOUR PAY-0H . Ofy A GMC470 DP TO A HAIMON UP TO A HAlf-TON If JJ WEIGHT HlUC ' WORE PAV I0AD HERE Samt riiAl-Mcsaf i l-iyr-ii Eetaieallmcki CMC dtoer Ih military and atomic energy programs lo prevent overloading of a few mills with defense orders and creating local shortages for civilian use. 4. Tightening of Inventory con trols to prevent an" hoarding ol steel. 6. No change In the programmed allocations ol steel for the fourth qurter of this year, but adjust ment to be made In the January March quarter of 1053 for those who cannot get the allotment tick ets honored this year because of the shortage of mets). 8. Allotment of steel for fourth quarter delivery to be made valid lor delivery a late as January or February next year. STORM WINDOWS For. Information Call 5393 mtM OF RELIABLE FIIltt8 MWr.M.Cmley.lM AIR CONDITIONING RING'S SHEET METAL 2104 Vi So. 6th Hlin Ventilsllnt Shea Maral Wsrk f All Kladi Auto Repairing KUZMIC 1 ZEIGLER 27 MAIN Cnelete Meter Overhaul 'rear lad Alif alaf R.bariaf OHN St. AWNINGS-UPHOLSTERY Ph. 4362 HOWIE BROS. 2357 So. 6th MI-CUT ORNAMINTAL IRON Cusl.m Mae1 Dreees Aut. Uphelsteriaf Awt. Seat Cerers BAKERY GOODS Ph. 8344 KLAMATH PASTRY SHOP 920 Main Sirthdey and Weddief Cakel Made ta Ordtrl Ireedi, Cakes, ie. Pastries Baked 'rath Dolly j "Boysen" Colorizer Paints Ph. 3197 J. W. 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