Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 25, 1952, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textj.'. FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1052 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, ORKGON PAGE FTVB i! 91 i l The American Legion la call ing ur vuIuiiImm la lurnlah ttniiniuirUtliin bunUay through Wednoaduy ol next wank for II") various convciitlun lunutlona, Anyuna willing to lurnluli oar pli-aaa contait Legion lieadquar Urt at 3-2071. Dciil'l Korgel-lhe Wlilta Bhrlne " polluck plane, 1:30 p.m. 8unday, Malln Park, Take own Ubla aerv Ice. Vlallor Mm. Chester E. Wil liams, IX-nvrr, la hero aa the huuae " guest ol her daughter Mra. liar- ., loH Mallory, gelling acquainted with her new grandson, ' months old Klnlry Harnild Mallory. Oilier hnuacgutnls thla weekend will . he Mr. Mallory'a son Uordrn Mallory who iirad.ualrd Iroin Norlhw.ilern '. laM Hprlnf with a Master of Arts de gree. Uordrn haa loured the East, Canada and part ol the Norlhweal .'. Mr. Mallory'a sister, Mra. Robert S. Allen. Hllvarton. president ol the American Legion auxiliary In her " home town will alto be a weekend ueal while alleitllng the elate con- ventlon here i VUllura Mrs, Klmer Myers and (children, Sandra and Hualy, Klam ath. Calll.. are guest ol Mra. Myara mother, Mra, KathcrUie Crowaon, 21ii Derrow. I durst- Mra. Joe i Daily l Marck , daughter ol Mm. Olive Van Kirk, .ol the Marlon Apartments and a nephew. Will Johnson, both ol Ban f i Steelmen Eager To iuer o worn PlTntBUROll tl Philip Mur ray' 600,000 strike-Idled CIO Unit ed sleelworkere eagerly awaited Friday the ureen light which will atari thorn back to work alter the costliest alrel alrlke In hlalory. Murray, head ol both the CIO and the Sleelworkera, railed hla 1'15-innn wage policy commltlre lo Washington to lormally approve the pact he and leadera of alx ma. lor ateel firms agreed on at the While House Thuraday. (Urlke-ldled aleelworkera through out Hit land greeted the announce mrni enthusiastically. Al Birmingham, Ala., newapa per olllcea anawered acorea of calla. Many of the eallera aaked: "When do we go back to work?" At Clary and Eaat Chicago, Ind . the picketing continued but changed from a grim business to A parade ol amllea. Among Uie happiest people were 9.600 auperviaory workera who have been Inside . Uie big Inland Blrel Co. plant at East Chicago aince the atrlke ataried. They an. tirlpaied a long weekend with their families. Th Gary Chamber of Commerce estimates 30 million dollara In pay ciiecka nave Deen lost in tnat city v-which la a ateelmaklng center. I About 4.(H)0 aleelworkera have been getting wellare help Ulere, 5 Throughout the country the WO, E 000 atrlklng ateelworkera lost an ! estimated 350 million dollara In wages. Furloughed workera In railroads, 8 coal mining, and ateel fabricating Indualrlea loat uncounted millions m more. 8 The number of Idle grew to al most two million, Including the workera laid on in allied and ateel using Industries, Margaret I Wears Ring J PAWS W Margaret Truman C met the press Friday with a dla i mond on her third finger, left hand, a) but she hastily denied It was an a engagement ring. "There's no news In that depart E menl," she said In answer to ques J tloni ibout a possible romance, a) "It's Uie ring my parents gave a) me for college graduation. I Jim S shifted It because of shaking hands fro much," she explained. G'w vow nu Squinting spoils ysiir looks , . . tauiet unsightly wrinkles , . . safeguard your oyts . . . d to your appearance , . wear our Colobar . sua glasses, mode to your prescription with or with, out bifocals In wide choice of becoming frames Let us give your oyes this needed GLAM PROTICTION for sun and fun. Hours: 9:00 o.m,-5:30 p.m. Open All Day Saturday CMDIT GLADLY imwm :i ftSsetsre l 0, Nslaa,' Omar I. rf alts, Alassaasr, Brswar, Lallaal and Whaatliy Bornadlno will arrive tonight to tiliend severs) days here, Heslined-Mrs. Klfle I Will who h l.n ulll. Mlllj,r' l lha ttrl department haa resigned. Moved -Mr. and Mra. Ben Tov cell. 1030 Orrgon Avenue, have moved to f.ugene, Toycen Wa formerly with the Cnlyear Motor Halea Co., Mra, Toycen with Mil ler's, Hume Mra. Mav Thompson hss returned from tuame where she vlalled a an. John 1 hompaoii. anphoinore In the Unlvcralty of Oregon medical school. Vlvlllng Mra. Ellen fordyce. ileno. Is tlw guest of her dauKh Irr. Mra. Floyd Wllke and Mr. Wllkca. 3130 Blukel. Traveling PaU nicherdson I leaving today for Portland where ahe will attend Uie Ice Follies. Later ahe will go to Health- from where ahe will fly by Northweat Airlines to Anchorage. Al.-ka. on n combined business and plea;.uie trip. Food Kale Members of ORB Social Club Aloha, No 81. con tributing food fur the baked and cooked food sale to be hr)d Satur day al the Pine Street Market are asked to have food at the store by 9 a.m. or shortly after. In Hmrmm Pvt. Rivmotld Xf. Jnckson, whoae brother. Larson I.. Jackson, lives In iirnuy. is now serving with the 35 Infantry Di vision in eastern Korea, Relurned Home Mr, and Mrs. Itoy Bellamy, Lincoln. Neb, and Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard F. Crockett, Mexico, Mo., have returned to their respective homea alter a two works visit at the James Blair home. 1M7 Oregon Ave. Reported Vet Duty Charlie W. Adams, aviation electrician's male second class, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J. Mullen. 3039 AlUmonl Drive, recently repotted at the Naval Air Station. Alameda. Calif., lor duly. Adams recently returned Irom duty In Atsugt, Japan. Farmers' Picnic will be, held, Tuesday. July W. D p.m. HST, Mahn Park. Bring plcnlo lunch. Club will lurnKh plates, dessert and refreshments. Parly PIloU' Club will hold Ihelr monthly parly, Saturday. Julv 3d, 8:30 p.m. Members and friends are invited. Home Pvt. Edward R. Reeves, on of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reeves, 3001 Homedale Road. It spending hla thirty day leave In Klamath Falls. Alter his leave he la to re port lor oversea! duty In Europe. lolph Schmidt, aon of Mr. and Mra, A. L. Schmidt. Merrill. Is home on leave from Clarksvllle Base, Trim. He Is visiting friends and relatives In Klamath County. Special Meeting Theta Thela Rho Olrls Club No, I. will hold special meeting In Uie IOOF Hall, Monday, July 31, 7 p.m. , Manaanlla. Chapter No. 171, OKa will entertain al a wiener roaiit al The John Larson home, 613 Washington, (siturday. July 36. 0:30 p.m. Members and their fam ilies are Invite,! - Dance Club Peterson School Patrons Dance Club will meet at the Allnmont Junior High School o-vm. Saturday. Julv 26, 1 p.m. No refreshments. Yacht Club Dinner Sunday, July 37, .will be barbecued short ribs or fried chicken. Mike and Beulsh Regsn are back from their vacation, and they would appreci ate all Ihose planning to have Sun day dinner at the club to make reservations. Rummage. Rale Members of the NMIonal Secretary Association are having a rummage sale, Saturday, Julv 26, from I a.m. to t p.m., at 81f Pine Street. Working In Portland Mary Jane Howard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Howard, la spending the summer In Portland with her broth er and sister-in-law. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Howard. She will be em ployed In her brother' office until college atarta in the fall. nliTORY-MAKERS The British llnrr Qurrn Mary, hackcround, moves up lo her New York liner tnllrd Slstes. left, which msy attempt, on her maiden voyage, lo break the British ship's trans - 7th Army Boss Named WASHINGTON in The Army Friday nainrd LI. Gen. Charles L. Bolle as commander of the 7ln Army In Europe. Bolle, who la now deputy chief of stalf for plmis and research here, will replace LI. Gen. Man ton S. Eddy on Aug. 6. Eddy's new assignment will be announced later.. In other chances, the Army an nounced Ulnt Bollc'a prexent stall post will be filled by Maj. Gen. Lyman L. Letunllicr, who was un til recently commander of tile 7th Division In Korea. I.t, Gen. Thomas B. Larkln, as sistant chief of staff for logistics, will rdtlre Dec. 31 after more than 40 years of service, the Army ssid. ' He will be succeeded by Lt. Gen. Wllllslon B. Palmer, commander of the 10th Corps In Korea. Marine Has Good Record WITH V. S. FIRST MARINE DI VISION. Korea Wi A sharp-shoot-tng sergeant using a fellow Ma rine aa ii docov claims a perfect but hluhly unolllclal record nine Chlnr-he snipers killed with nine DUiieis. But the company commander put a slop lo the buarro tactics. The Murines released the story Frldoy: But. John E. Bollnoot of Chica go, a mcdnl - wuuiinn marksman. Mid Pfc. Ucnry A, Friday of Ne- koosn. wis., were stationed on an outt far forward of the Murine Division's niuin line of defense. They devised this deadly game: Frldnv. ncllng as a decov. would expose hlmsrll until a Chinese sni per opened lire. Bollnool. armed with a rllle mounted with a sniper-scope, would fire lust once and exclaim 'scratch one" enemy. Boltnool said "the whole Idea started one doy when Friday mane uie mistake of standing up In the trench. A sniper fired at him and I fired back. I killed him.'' Friday volunteered for decoy duty. In two days thev set a "re- margaDie If nicniv unnmcial rec ord" o( nine Chinese snipers slain witn nine bullets. The men ssld thev checked their kills with a powerful telescope. BILLION DOLLARS DETROIT W The steel strike cost the automobile Industry close to a billion dollars. Ward's Auto motive Reports estimated Friday. Timely Savings on Summer HARDY'S CLOSE OUT TERRY CLOTH T-SHIRTS 1 Pnnulnr V nnrtr Anil fraw stylet In better quality terry. Hava rnlarful ten inor nnfrnrnc. Reg. 2.50 and 3.50. 1.88 or 3 ;f , -1 iSf(BJ , r air - 1?, ' C5 CS GIANT FLAG to hang over American Legion proceedings here next week it this 20-footer which one fluttered over Fort Klamath. Hal Ogle and Commission Chairman O. D. Matthews display the flag. It is to hang over the rostrum at Memorial Services in the Armory Sunday, and then will fly from the pole at KUHS during the rest of the convention. Business sessions are to be held at the high school. Sea Calkoiut'A MIRRORS for ny room in the) hemtt UI E. Main. COOL, SHORT-SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Biq group of cool crepes, rayons and cottons in solid colors and smart patterns. Reg. 2.79. 1.88 Group includes our better quality shirts at this un believable pricel'Rogular 3.95 and 4.95 sellers. 2.88 or 2 for wtrtrit $5 820 Main . 4 ' , ft - lWMVv!tijrr 11 in - -J JiA-,-' .z M TUNE-UP (LABOR) $4.95 DUGAN & MEST S22 So. 6th Wear at 500 for 5.00 STORE FfR MEH r Fhon. 6778 I pier, passing the new super Atlantic apeed record. FBI Announces Top Arrest thur Heroux, one of Uie FBI's 10 most wanted criminals, was cap tured Friday near Miami, Fl, FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover re- HprntiT 99 .osl.i , bier bank rnhhHa In uinnri mA Kansas. Hoover said the youth was ap prehended Friday morning by the m ,i jjuitcc uepAriment 'on the suburbs of Miami. Hercux was sought on charges ot robbing the South Side bank in KltlKDC fill' Wa Af nn closed amount of money last Nov. in an-f Li. " 1.1.1. - w juaAuig ui wiui S0i.UUU In currency from the Johnson County National Bank in Prairie Village, Kan, last Nov. 23- Iran Army Clubs Close TEHRAN, Iran 1X1 Maj. Gen. Wavne Zimmerman lia. a u. II . S Armv mtctinn In T wi day ordered the closing of officers' and non - commissioned officers' clubs In the wake of anti-American demonstrations spurred by Communists. The newly opened American club avaUable to . all U. S. cltixens liv ing In Tehran was also closed. The step was taken to prevent any heavy concentration of Amer icans in one spot that would make them a target for demonstrators in this tense city. The action was taken after Pre mier Mohammed Mossadegh's new national police chief warned Iran ians that rVtmm, inlet- n - vv.....,wi,uu Ale ahKIUJJV- ing to use Uie Nationalistic out- urcaits, wnicn orove ejc-fremier Ahmed Qavam from power, to fur ther "sinister" Red alms. . WURLITZER A magnificent piano. Many i lovtly styles and Knithas to choose from. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 No. 7th Get your official Spencer's Tots Apparel 619 Main St. Helen's Beauty Salon "Zippy Professional Wave in Half the Time" 1719 Main Phone 6284 : Currin's for Drugs "The Friendly Druq Store" 9th and Main 1125 Main Rout Commies BEOUL, Korea I French ln- inuuymeu r nuay nurieo oaca a 500-man Chinese Communist drive on T-bone hill In a bloody open ing to the 36th month of Uie Korean war. French defenders of the Western front hill Inflicted heavy losses during two hour of pre-dawn hand-to-hand combat. Three Red companies advanced at 3 a.m. against the hill west of Chorwon, an old Iron Triangle an chor city. Artillery bursts punctuated hand-to-hand fighting aa the 600 Com munists got caught' -In crossfire Union Shop Agreement WASHINGTON i The big stumbling block In the ateel dis pute, a compulsory union shop, ap parently was compromised Thurs day after months of wrangling. Informants said management agreed to give the union a modi fled shop but the union agreed that membership would not be compulsory. These were said to be the terms of the agreement: 1. All present employes who are not members of Uie union may not be compelled to take out a union card. 3. Current members may with draw from Uie union within 15 days after the end of each contract period. 3. Each new employe, upon going to work, must sign an application for union membership. If be fails to notify the employ er between the 15th and 30th day of employment that he wishes to quit the union, he must stay In. WANTED! VEGETABLE MAN Mutt be experienced'. Pleas ant working conditions, no evenings or Sunday work. Call 2-2511. CARTER'S , FINE FOODS f I II UP ' ...rYl lb LAST CHANCE- ENTER YOUR CHILDREN TODAY MERCHANTS CALENDAR CONTEST! ENDS JULY 31, 1952 PRIZES - PRIZES - PRIZES (Aqes 6 Month to 6 Years) entry blank at any of the following merchants: . Suburban Flower Shop 1 "As Close As Your Telephone" Day or Night phone 8188 B&B Radio and Electric 401 South 6th St. Bill Davis Associated Service 2101 South 6th St. , . Phon 3413 f PHOTOS BY GUDERIAN French Troops of French positions at the bottom end of T-Bone. A frontline Allied officer esti mated id Chinese were killed and 160 wounded- The cut-up Red forces withdrew at 4 a.m. The French battalion la attached to the U. 8. Second Infantry Divi sion, which has fought the Chinese since July 17 for possession of nearby "Old Baldy" hill. Earlier Friday the U. 8. Eighth Army permitted identification of the second division as the unit as signed to hold the series of hills overlooking the main battle front. The U. S. 45th Division last month wrested the heights from the Communists In some of the heaviest fighting of the war this year. The Chinese regained the crest of "Old Baldy" Tuesday. Overcast skies reduced Allied sir activity to fighter - bomber strikes on the front. POWERHOUSE PORTLAND im Bids will be called about Aug. 1ft for construc tion of a powerhouse for Lookout Point Dam on the Willamette River, the Corps of Engineers re ported Thursday. Reliable Cleaners 7 We Will Deliver These , Entry Blanks ' Phone 4622 Sewinq Machine Service 422 Main St. Phone 6771 Eastside Appliances J. H. "Bob" Robbins . Dewey Randolph 132 South 7th St. Phone 2-2791 j Cabin if