MONDAY, AIICUST in, in.r)2
Hriuriiltir
Mrs, l,uuln (Juyiwrnl. I Hi vlaitrd hnrr with hln Iiilli-
MuiMIrr, wllo o( I.t, l.oiila Murllni
WIki him npcnt Urn iul 10 moMlm
In Kurra mid Jltull linn riuielvcil
wind ilini lis In curouln hump. Nu
mini Inn bnii in ynl rrvelvitil
Wllnn hn will llillll. Hln will', rm
liluyrll lit llm Hwmi l.akn Miilllillnu
I'lilmmny him mailt- lid' limine tlnr
liiir lilt nliMirn Willi lili iniillirr,
Mil, lli'U'li Murllrr oil Klduradu.
N'n llnnrr -A mnl I lulk cliinccin
will mil mrel lumulil,
VLIIIm - Mm. Karl Muck Jr.. the
foimrr llnilmin Uirkwin, l auriiil.
utu ni'vi'rnl iliiyn hrrr with lire
imrniln, Mi . mill Mm. A, II. DK'k
miii ol Hi llnili-y illnlrlcl. Hlir
lump Miillll In li' lllllli'illililll al
lllp WrillllllK ol Mill I'M li- Klllll mill
hum Itrllkry, Hnllllill'V lllulll III I
ImnliuMil, III llm U.H. Nnvy will nr
llvp lllln wrrkrnil I" I rlill n Immc
Willi hrr. 1 In m llm mm ul Mr.
mill Mil. Km I Muck, nl-o ol llt'il-
Vl.lliir. Mr. mid Mr. Kllwlll
it Imlwo yuliiu to A .hliu ul .
Nrw Sun An Hht piiunil lit
oinii'o boy wiih hum to Mr. mnl
Mm, l.milp Chit, illi I'lum, ul
K Iiiiiim Ii Vullcy lliiniiiiiil Miiiiiluy.
thrlr Unit buy, 'I'lio Ciuin luivo u
ihiuuliiur, Iwu yi'iiin ulil. Mi.U'iinil
Ui uiiiliiuri'iiin urn Mr, anil Mrn. I'Jr
nrnl lli. I', rui n U'llo, iu., mnl pa
let nu I Kixiiill'iiii'iHn Mr. mill Mm.
Jiiliu u, fun, i;i:m wiliuiu.
Mrrlinf Piliulllu Circle at
Kliiinuiil l.ulliriiin Uiillrn AHI will
mrrl, 'I'llPMlny, AUK. Ill 8 ll.lll. ill
Urn Immc u Mm. A, Juiiiiwn, lo'li
Uuimhl,
HviTirH Alriniili la Jiumli
Mmiiiiiiu led Friday, Auk. U, fur
uvcinriin duly In Japan.
lo .Mrrl -Narad Circle of Klain
nlh l.mhcnin Luilifn Aid will ini'i't,
lutndny, Aim. III. p.iii. l llm
liiimp nl Mm. I'. M. Aiulrrtoii, JJOl
(Jiirilrn Avrnue.
I'lilluik l.unrliriui
Mlilliind
lliinu k,.. Lo, A... lrn mtiii U.r j l-:cm.u..c, Club w ,11 ,.i
wtrkeml Biir.iln o Mr. und Mm.
A. K. Dye, IW3 Lliii'uln,
Dlnnrr Mrrl Tile nrpilhlliun
dinner hoiiorliiii Mm. Marshall Cor
nrll, Utruull NiilliHiiil CominlUrr
wiiiiiuii. In nclirdlllrd lnr 'I'urndny
nliilil. t 30 p.m. m Um Wiiiciim
linirl. At I p m. Min. Cornell mid
Hnbl. rllloll. Mrdlord, ntm rhnlr
limn will apenk. All Rrpulillmnn
nd olhrm uitrrcMed 'o Invllcd.
Mrrtlns The llmtblnn rlub meeU
Friday evrimn, Aumml J2. l the
Inline ol Mr. Fminle 'lliuiniwiuii.
I3J4 Owenn. Anyone nut nule tu
mipnd plr.no dial Mm. Thump
ton l 410H.
Ilrturnrd-Oonlrn Mullury, on
v ol Harrold Mullury. Liikrvlr Jlinr
J lou id Mm. Minnie Mullory. Ali
I Innd h ncrrptrd ponlilun n
inuflc mnlriicuir In the Anhlnnd
....... ...1.....I it ...... I. i...l U.IIH hlh
IIIIM1 bi.iiu. P
Mnntrr'n Dritrrr Una nuninier from
Niirthwc.Hrrn Unlvernlly. Ilia moth,
er t:t lor coiiiinnicenmnt
mid before reluming home they
toured the Kwil. Bouih und Mid-
Civil Defense
Test Studied
ALF.M W Orrnnn'n civil de
trnne Irndern Momlny were we.rtly
compiling the rrntilt of mnm
Ihon 40-hour prucllce enieigy which
ended Huntlay muhl.
Dencrlbed by 6Ule Director Jnck
Unven n "tlm mol worthwhile
lrri)ei;l yet undertaken In civil de
fnwe". the prucllce lrrl Inrludid
nirh memcncle mr ttuckn,
turrit liren, nnbolnno mid conatul
Inndlngn.
The cinernenclen" were den
erlbcd !n mennuitrn nenled In envel
ope with Dm "lime of occurence"
written on the ouwlde. i
When the meriiency wun pre
mimed to huve occurred, renl rmllo.
phone nd lelclyp meiuwe cull
ing lor help wcre.dinpntchrd Irom
the tt hcndiurter In Sulem to
county civil defense unlta.
The county offices, In turn, con
Ucted doctor nd emergency
eoulpment in their arena and
checked the availability of equip
ment, blood planma and ncmonnel.
Although no equipment waa moved
to the allea ol Uie aupponed din
antern, an entlninto oi Uie lime
needed wna compiled.
8uccen ol tha eight wentern ntute
civil delcnno oierutlon will be de
termined at a critique to be held
at Ft. Lewln. Wanh., Aug. 28 be
tween the military and civil de
Irnne personnel of the Pncllic
Nortiiwent etnlen. An Oregon cri
tique la art for Sept. S. Hayes said.
HOW
do your
clothes
fit you?
If you don't enjoy complete con
fidence In your eppeoronce .
then you'll wont to know about
Stoorl-Schsoler pononol tailoring
, , , ond III 'reoionablo coil.
Charles A. Wobbe
Storri-Schaofcr
Roprotcntativo
Will bo In our ilore
MON. & TUES.
. Auqust 18 and 19
DREU1S
lilanilW
733 Main ,,
l llm honir ul Mr... II. II. I.uu
gi-ni, I'urnduy, Aug . 1 p in. 1'irr.
All innnbri-H nic lliurd lo allcud
lllla poiluck lunchriin.
Inlllatlim-wlll bP Ih III by Hie
Women ol Ihr Mikim-. Turulnv, Auk
l. p in. I'UT. Miio-.r Hull. All
olllccrn and lomuiiiirr chilli mrii
are to be at Mikim, Hull. 7:30 p.m.
HUT lor rrtnkn on in-.iulliiliuii pic
tures. Cnmllillilrn HI prcnrnl Uli'in
nrlvrj lor Iniliniinu are: Mary L.
Amr, bally M. Hitchcock. I.lllliin
11. Tayaun, E. CK-rulilliic Itobinnim,
tuphriiiia Huckrinwurlli. Kulh U
OConmll, Kalliryn I, Junes.
Visit Mr. and Mrs. Jack I. Rob
Inson. I'uln Alto, were wrrkrnd
guests of Kobinion's purrnLs, Mr.
mid Mrs. C. E itiiblnion, H33 Urr.
by Hlrcrt, and his two brothers,
Wlllu and Mclvln.
Adult (iardrnrr will have a
chance to display lower arrsnite
ments and sM-t-imrns at the Coun
ty exhibit building during the an
nual lull show. Flowers will nut
be Judged and thrre will be nn
aw'arda. 'Ilie show Is an opportunity
to show the public some ol the
flowers being grown In the county
and to encourage members of 4-11
(lower clubs. Dlsplnys will be
brought In Sunday afternoon or
Monday and wll be relrnsrd Tues
day at a p m. Those entering How
ers are asked lo bring their own
containers. For lurthrr tnlormatlon
rail the 4-11 office, DIM, or Mis.
J. R. Miller. SUM.
in I 1 1 a i i n naaBaaaaaaagaaaa
IIKRAI.D AND NKWS. KLAMATH KAI.I-S. ORKOON
PAGE FIVE
Three Facing
Theft Charge
Tlirre young men arrested here
ftsiurdsy have been taken to Lake
view lo fac charges of talcing a
dump truck without permission of
uie owner.
The three men were Jack Treat,
IS, his brother, Burr Treat, 21.
and nob Tolten, IB, all of Klam
ath Fulls.
They have been employed by a
Klamath Falls firm, the Burns Pav
ing Company, on a street aurlsc-
nig project In Laitevirw. lAXr
County Bherlff Tommy Elliott aald
thev were reporlrd lo nave taken
a dump truck belonging to the
Hums company and later wrecked
11 near QuarU mountain.
Hie three were arrested here
Huturduy by Sheriff Murray Brit
tun and taken to Lakevlew late that
day by Sheriff Elliott.
RAY ANTHONY (above I it bringing hit 19-pieca orchettra
and vocaliiti her (or a dance at tha Armory tomorrow night.
Anthony's combine it currently ranked the nation's No. I band.
He has set two attendance records this year at the Hollywood
Palladium,
Truce Talks
Due Tomorrow
MUNSAN, Korea I United Na
tions and Cnmmunlils truce dele
gates mrrt tomorrow at Panmun
Joni, ending a week-long recess
Dial produced no visible hint ol
progress
The delegates are scheduled to
meet at II a. m. Tuesday i9 p. m.
Monday, KST) In the luded con
ference tent.
They probably will pick up right
where thry left off lust werk-argu-ing
fruitlessly over prisoner of war
exchange, the only Issue blocking
an armistice for Korea.
4 Saved From
Burning Boat
ASTORIA il Four Porilnnders
were rescued from the Columbia
Kiver here Sunday after their 25'
foot cabin cruiser burst Into
flames.
Other sports fishermen who were
at the mouth of the river pulled to
sniriy usenr Anriscn. wuuam Mc
IDrrmott. Louise Cornelius, and
Waller Smith.
HAY FOR SALE
BEST BUYS
KFJI 7:30 a.m.
Sparkman Hits
Steel Case
WASHINGTON UP Sn. John
J. Bparkman, the Democratic vice
presidential nominee, deacnbeti the
dtcel case a "badly mishandled''
In a copyright Interview published
Monday by the U S. News k World
Report.
"I think that the nteel c(we
badly mishandled from the very
first day." Sparkman was quoted
by the weekly new magazine.
"I think It was mishandled, first,
by both sides finding It too easy
to come to the government, to pass
the buck more or less and it of
fers a buck-pawing possibility so
far as stockholders are concerned,
and so far as labor unions are
concerned.
"In that case. If things go wrong
then the loser can blame the government."
The Alabama Senator also said
that "even on the procedure I
thought it was badly handled."
SALADS
ENTRY BLANK
first Annual Klimath Basin Hobby Show
Spomored By
The YMCA and Klamath Falls 20-30 Oh
Aug. 21-22, 1952
at
YMCA
Nam ,
Address
Club or Organization .
Phone Age Clasi
(Age Classifications: Adult, A. High and Junior High, E.
Grammar School, C.)
Kind of Entry - -
Value of Entry
Individuals must compete in own class
Clip out this blank, fill it out and mail or bring to
YMCA, 722 Pine, Klamath Falls, Ore. Deadline for
entry is 7 p.m., Aug. 20.
While a special police force will be maintained durlsi the
show and every precaution will be taken for the witty of ex
hibits. It must be unde.-ttood the owners are required to assume
all risk, should any exhibit be damaied, lost or stolen. The com
mittee wiU render all possible aid In recovery of asms, but wiU
not recofnlza any claim for psjment af the value or portion
thereof.
Sifoad ... .....
xnfblter
Suit Postponed
PORTLAND lifl A federal court
hearing Involving a ault to forca
payment of money by tha Interior
nd Agriculture Departments to II
Oregon and California land grant
counties haa been postponed indefinitely.
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different ctjtarfttes. anyt Ed; I
picked Can.rU (or mildneu and
Divert No other ciftarcitc gives
me to much plcmurct" .
JOHNNY PtSKY,Dc(roitTi)tcn,
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RAY OONI, Cleveland ihon.
stop, sayv ' 30 days of smoking
convinced .me Camels are the
rigareite (or steady smoking.
They're mild and tane great!"
VERNON STIPHIN5, Red Sox.
has been smoking Camels for
years. He knows why people
say, "Once a Camel smoker,
always a Cam el smoker 1"
MIKE GARCIA Q ere! sod In
dian hurler. reports. "1 ve
smoked Camels a long time and
1 know how mild and flaTOffuX '
a cigarette can be!"
"RRIACHIR" ROI, Brooklyn
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mildness and flavor!"
mi
DICK $HUR, St. Louis Cardi
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"Camel mildnesi and flavor
made a hit with me. I'd wnlk
a mile for a Camel any day!"
v KH liTr M ,4aaf
r 4 . , mu U4LJ fMt & jlj
HANK IAU1R, Yankee out
fielder, says. Came 1 1 have ev
erything I want in a cigarette
mildneu and taste) My own
30-Day 'lest proved that!'
ILLY COX, Dodger innehlcr,
tried out different brands and
has this to say about cigarettes:
"My choice for stendy smoking
it mild, flavorful Camels!"
Willi I JONIS, Phillies third
sucker, states, I made my owe
30-Dny Camel Test -judged
Camels in my T-Zone". Camels
arc mile? ard faste great, too!"
VIRNON tlCKFORD, Boston
Braves pitcher, reports, "Take
it from me. no other cigarette
compares with Camels fox fla
vor and mildness"
IODII ROI1NSON, Chicago
White Sox, says: "Camel flavor
keeps tasting good, pack after
pack. And Camel mildness suits
my throat just tine!"
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ANDY SIMINICK, Cinclnnntl
Red cntther, mmle his own 30
Day lest and sayst "1 proved
to myself how mild and good
tasting Camels are puff after
pulT and pack alter patkl"
JIM BUSBY, Washington Sena
tors outlicldcr, snys, "Nohoilv
can tell me about cigarette
mildnrss, I've been smoking
Camels for years and know
how mild a cigarette can be!"
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lat .MM kw "
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Ta acquaint more of our customers with No Mend.itock
inqs, end to make new friends we have reduced prices
temporarily on all styles of reqular, first quality No
Mends. "Get-Acquainted" prices with this famous long
wearing stocking. Stock up now with this falls newest,
most popular colors.
IN 3 SPECIAL PRICE GROUPS
I rt kJ-.l In
I denier, 51 - gauge.
Type 1, 2, 3, 4 and
5. Style 35.
Sheerest Nylons, 15
denier, 51 - gouge.
Types 1, 2, 3, 5 end
5. Style 15.
Sheerest Nylons, 15
denier, 51 gauge.
Dark seam. Types 1.
2, 3. Style 16.
Service Nylons. 70 -denier,
45 gauge.
Types 2, 4, 5. Style
54.
SHEEREST
NYLONS
Glamerous . 4 luxt
Nylonl. 15 deitiar,
a0-gaua, .Full-Fain
tonea. Stylt 80. Typai
1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.
Kt. l.5
REDUCED TO
1.69
3 PAIRS FOR
4.95
Beautiful
R.j. 1.45
REDUCED TO
1.39
3 PAIRS FOR
4.05
"THRIFTY
THIRTY" .
NYLONS
30-deniar, 4S-9aua,
Full-Fathioncd. Slyla
30. Typat 1, 2, 3.
Rt. 1.35 .
REDUCED TO
1.19
3 PAIRS FOR
3.45
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In No Mends
"Fashion Barometer
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Lively warm Beiqe '
Med. Brown Beige
Delicate Taupe -Misty
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