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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1952)
WKDNKSDAY, .IUIY .10, 1 r2 1IKRAM) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE r ' , ,'O-t", t I DISCUSSIONS were hot and hvy during the Amnicin Legion Convention. Pictured above it one between Convention Committion Chairmen O. D. Metthewi, Klamath Falls; Legion'i Oregon Dept. Comm. Hollii Hull, Albany (right) and Oregon's Gov. Douglai McKay. llomeMr. and Mra. Harry H. RiniUi. 704 Pulton Btreat have re turned frum a two wrek'a vaca tion trip to Southern California viaittnir Monterey, ftnltnua and Car. luel. While away Uicy did some deep tea (I'lilnx. Ilrttor -Lea Marnhall, Lakefthoro Drive, employe ol the Weyrrhnru. ar Timber Comiany la Improving: at home following recent medical treatment at Klamath Valley hot pital. Ilarli Home Mra. Frank Rubane and two children, Frahk and Joan r home after a vacation at Btraw berry LodKe, Lak Tahoe. Mr. Un tune, owner nt Harwln'a aloo aprnt a week at the lodve recently. Baiaar Kewlnf Women of the Bt. Paul Church will meet for ba iaar aawlnft, Thumday, July 31, 14.30 a.m., in the pariah hall. Brlni Southern Rift (Continued from Page One. I Republican national committee; Clov. Rhcrman Adams ol New Hampshire; bcni. Fred A. Sealon of NrbraMtn. .Frnuk CarUon of Kaitaaa. .HtniJ , Cabot' lKlga ol Maiuachuaetts afid Oirkwit, and nepa, Patrick J. llllllnm of Cali fornia and Leonard W. Hall of New York. ;,.. nixon ."J Nixon, after a few houra al hla home in Wbtttler. Calif., went to San Francixcn Tueaday night (or a reception. -.Wednesday he waa to ro to Freano aotl Ban Dlrgo for brief vlalla before lakbiK olf'for the Ohio Hepubllrun convention In Columbua Thuradav. In Tueaday'a Democratic pri mary In Arkansas, Sid McMaih, aeeklne third Jorm aa governor with President Truman's support, led lour opponenta but waa lorced Into a run-off with Chancery Judge Francla Cherry Aug. U. Another Democratic primary' In Louisiana aaw the renotnlnatlon, equivalent to election, of (our Democratic U. 8. representative Hebert. BnitK. Brooka and Paaa man. Rep. Wlllla. seeking a third term waa engrd In a nlp-and-tuck alrunRle with former State Benntor Dudley J. LeBlanc. Rep. Mnrrtaoh waa imopixned lor re nomination to hla aent. OLCC Makes Sale Probe A hearing wa conducted here yesterday afternoon Into charges that several teenngors were sold beer al the Armory Fountain In the early morning of July 6. Evidence taken Is to be present ed to the Oregon Liquor Control Commission lor administrative ac tion. The boys to whom the beer al legedly waa sold Inter that morn ing took part In burglarizing the Oregon Food Store on Oregon Ave nue and were caught. Robert Elder, Liquor Commis sion Investigator, said employes ol the tavern denied selling the beer, but two of the boys testified that Ihey had been served (our glasses ol beor each nt one time. The henrlng wns held at the Courthouse. sack lunch II you plan to spend the day. Anyone Interested la cor dially Invited to attend. Merit Tonlihl Henley Sheep Club will meet tonight at the home ol Kd born, Crystal Springs Road, at 1:30 p.m. PUT. Rperlal Meeting-will be held by the Stewart Lenox lire Belles and all members ol the lire station. A guest spesker will talk on Mo bile X-ray work. This meeting Is urgent and all members art asked to attend. Out ol Town Mra. Robert Sproat and son Bill and Mrs. Paul Far rena lelt yesterday (or Bend where the two women will play la a goll tournament over the weekend. They will return to Klamath Falls, Sunday, August 1. Overseas M-Bgt. Donald W. arendenhall, son of Mrs. Eunice Mendrnhall, P.O. Box 73, recently arrived In the Philippines to serve a tour of duty with the U.S. Air Force. Mendanall'a wife and their two tons are living in Tacoma, Wash. On Practice Cruise R. R. Davis la among the filly cadets ol the sophomore class at West Point who left lor ouanianame Bay, Cubu, Tuesday, July 30. The group will ioin the annual U8 Naval Academy ilidshipmed'a Practice Cruise. ' Totluck Supper Langell Valley Community will hold a potluck sup per al the Lorella Community Hall, Saturday, Auguat 3, 7:30 p.m. PST. A general discussion ol plans lor enlarging and Improving the com munity nan win follow tne supper, i and alter the discussion there will J be dancing. Music Is to be fur- j nished by the Smoothies. There I will be no admission charge. Pleaso bring your own table service. Rolls , Dutirr, cones ana puncn will do furnished. Moved Here Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Pemberlon. Lovelock, Nov., moved to Klamath Falls recently. Their two daughtera and sons-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Nunley, and Mr. and Mra. Iven Qulgley have lived here lor quite some time. Annual Picnic will be held by the Sons ol Norway Lodge, Sunday, August 3, 3:30 p.m., at the home ol Russel Toycen, 3113 Summers Lane. Friends are Invited. Left A-lo Jamea Manning and Mra. Manning left today- lor San Francisco. Manning Is to report lor overseas duly at Camp Stone- man, uain., Bunaay, August 3. Mrs. Msnnlng will return to Klam ath Falls where she will be em ployed In the Lyle Kellstrom of fice. . Regular Meeting of the Klam ath Mineral Club will be held, Thursrisy, July 31. 8 p.m. at tho Chamber ol Commerce. -Gerald Haddock will show pictures on Ja pan. Publlo la cordially Invited. Man Tires Of Telephone Books I.OB ANCFI.F.8 I Julius Mad kin Is tired of telephone direc tories He leafed through a pile ol 10.000 of them Tue.nday and finally found whnt he. was looking lor. Last Bnlurdav he turned In his old directory and received a new one from a delivervman for the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company. Later he remembered that he had stuffed two SMI bills In the old director for safekeeping. At the telephone company olflce II took him several hours ol lesllng but he fmslly Inund his money. 7,0V, ANN ROBtlKI) HELSINKI T1 Mrs. Zoe Ann 01t.cn Jensen, U 8. Olympic spring board diver, mid about tSJOO m currency and a diamond wrist watch were stolen Irom her room In the women's Olympic village Tuesday evening. Air Force Studies Continued from Page Ope.) One new nUip being planned li use ol a newlv developed telescopic i.'iimnra which can photograph a l.'iU-dcgrco area of sky on one plate. Oilier specialized, highly sensi tive cameras also will bo used. The Air Force experts aald Tues clnv that some ol the reports ol Hying saucera admittedly have stemmed Irom the llrlng ol rock ets, guided intssllia and other do fense research work but not In the Washington area. None of this work Is being done near the capi tal. Samlord aald. ItADAH HKTH Some ol the unidentified objects show up distinctly on radar aets, Knrly Tueuluy, lor example, tho Civil Aeronautics Administration at Washington National Airport re ported atrunge blips on Its radar screen dots which normally would represent airplanes moving through the sky lor a ore-day brenk period ol almost live hours. Other radar units In -the area lulled to pick up the objects, how ever. No visual sightings were re ported. An airliner, following radio instructions from the ground ra dar, flew through one of the ob jects as seen on the screen with out encountering anything. Alter the plane moved on, the pip reap peared on the radar aoreen. It Is not unusual (or radio to pick ut strange thlng.i, Samford said. Ruin squalls 'pilots sometimes use radi'r to avoid thunderstorms i. birds, water spouts even surl spray. GOP Claims Rifts Healed WA8HINOTON tm Nstlonnl Chairman Arthur E. 8ummerlield claimed Wednesday most ol the bruises and bitternesa within the Republican parly from the Talt Elsenhower convention battle al ready have disappeared. Bummerlleld. new head of the mcnt in announcing appointment ol key campaign officials in the drive to elect Dwlght D. Elsen hower as president and Sen. Rich ard Nixon as vice president. With sn accent on youth and mldwesterners, Summertleld made these appointments: Wayne J. Hood o( La Crosse, Wis.. 3f. a lormer Talt leader, to be executive director ol the national committee. 18. lormer head o( National Elsen Wealey Roberts ol Holton, Kan., bower headquarters here,, to be director ol organization. Stanley R. Pratt, 38, of Sault Ste Marie, Mich., a radio executive, aa summerlield'a personal repre sentative assigned to Oeneral Eisenhower's headquarters. PRE-INVENTORY SALE ON SCHOOL SUBTEENS Beautiful Dan River cottons, velvets and taffetas for the in be tween qirl. Formerly priced to 9.98. Re duced to 500 ANKLETS Nylon Reinforced, All colors and sizes. 3 Pair 100 DRESSES 1 Cotton, organdy, pico- lay, embossed cottons. . Sizes 1 to 14. 99 to 99 Playclorhes Pedal Pushers Shorts - Bras Boys Trunks PANTIES Rayon Lace trim and nylon trim. Sizes 2 to 14. 99 to 1 99 SHOES Summer Sandals. Boys and Girls 1 87 Swim Suits Beautiful plain colors k CQ ond fiqured. Sizes 2 to 6. 11 For a Useful tilft Shop VotgM's Pioneer Office Supply, ftii Main AtpJrlnAtltsBest WORLD'S LARGEST SELLER AT10G FAMOUS FOR Women's SHOE SALLt NOW IN PROGRESS Model Shoe Store at - - - CAL-ORE KRAZY KATS FLOOR SHOW NIGHTLY PHEASANT PAN FRIED YOUNG CHOICE STEAKS Appetizers , , , Sandwiches , .. Salads Your Host, "TINY" MacDonntll . .. Just 20 Minutes From Klamath Falls South on Hiway 97 .ffi-llllil Summer stocks must be moved ... all summer merchandise reduced to clear . . . Sale Starts THURSDAY! BLOUSES 4 69 I Sleeveless piques and broadcloths ... nylon sheers . . . Values to 3.95. JJ' . 'J 2 for 3.00 SKIRTS Half circle ond full circle . . . broadcloths . . . em bossed cottons . . . Cal shecn ejabs . . . 2 69 JACKETS Suede cloth slick shirts . . . close-out price . . . Value 8.95. 5 00 SE-OOHS ! GROUP 1 Washobles ... Johnny Belindas . . 4 77 linens . . . wedgies . flats ... Jm GROUP 2 Leather flats and wedgies . . . colors . . . whites . . . 3" GROUP 3 Top brand casuals in colors ... a few linen pumps ... a steal for sure .-. . 477 SHORTS . . dei ...I 1 Twills . . . denims . . white . . . red . . . blue ... 69 2 for 3.00 T-SHIRTS All the reqular 1.99 T Shirts ... priced to clear 1 00 Pedal Pushers Twills . . . denims . . . take advantaqe of a give-away price. 1 99 Sailcloth Finest sailcloth pedal push ers . . . red ... white . . royal blue ... 3 69 SKIRTS Top quality summer skirts . . . nylon mixtures L Vales to 8.95. 3 69 BAGS All summer plastics . . itraws , . . calfsteads . . pastels . . . whites . . . 1 99 Plus Tax DRESSES ! GROUP! Better cottons . . . odd lots in crepes and dressy types 5 00 GROUP 2 Lined and unlined suits . . . summer shades ... all must go! 8 99 GROUP 3 10' The top lines in dressy summer ifVflf. ctvlet values to lllvU 24.95! ODD LOTS Blousettes . . . T-Shirts . . . Shorts'. . . Halters . . odd lots ... 2- for 1 00 NYLONS Perfect 51 qauqe, 15 den ier . . . Special purchase makes this price possible. 69c 3 for 2.00 a SPECIAL! Samples... Casual Shoes... A-r a , AlV 50Pair...Siie4and4Vi A 0.V 50 Pair... Size 4 and 4V2 I77 i1 ""wiaiiiiJMi
