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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1952)
WKDNKSDAY. AtJCUST 20, HIM IIFnAI.Il AND NKYVS. KLAMATH KA1.I.S. OnrT,ON pack rrvr Mrrllin Tlmm will lid nirrl l"u ill Hie Hlnwart Ixiiikix r"irn llrllrn m ilia 1 1 in atalluu 7:3(1 p.m. TlHiriidny. In Service Airman a-c John l(. Cliriiiiinirr, Jlly . In nerving aa n aiMilnr raitlo iiprrnlfir fur one o( Ihn advance UliltM ill Ilia SOftl 'I'm' Ural Conlrul urmii aomimlirro in Kmrit. Iln In II uradllaln 01 llir Illy liltlh niiiiiiil hiiiI Pllllnlrd In Uie mi lour In Auuuxl IDS I. Ho l Urn noil ul Mr. mid Mm. J. It, Cliron Intor. lily. Mrrt Mtiiio TuiiHtinuHlerH rluli incrta II ao p in. Imilulit ul Iho Wll lull! hotel. Meeting - Zlrui Lutheran Women's (lulld meets 1:3(1 p. in, 'IhuiMluy at MuiilO park. Illllll lllluolMrlll, A. lioma, hliih acliaul IjIiiIiiuv Innlruc tor will upeak nn "Kvulutlun." Heernlltin 'Hip John lieru fain lly wlm h li leaving Klamath Fall In make Ihrlr liiinin In Ouklnnd will foe lioniirril at a larewrll reception at Hip KlrHt Covenant Church, J3 Walnut Avrnup, II pin. Friday. All 1 1 lends ars cordially Invllrd., Ilumectimlng Royal NrlHlifoori l Ainrrira will hold llieir aiinunl h'ltiipcninlnir meeting. 8 p in. Fri day In tlis KC Hull. Members ami Irlenda are Invllrd , Honored gnenta will be the laal Oraclen and char ler nipinberii. Twenty live year Jewel will be awarded to mem bers. An IntereHtiiiK program la lo be presented followed by rclrcah inentn. p Nhower There will be a ahower for Mra. Win. Gordon i Nancy Bl I lei l, rtauiihter of Mr. and Mra. Iliimrr Hlllr. Thurndny, 1:30 p in. at Wlurd I'ark. Prlriid of the young couple are Invllrd, (lueela Mm. Mnl'Ullrrlte Ward ol Ward's Kunerul Home had a.t her liuuHrKuentn, Mr. nnd Mil Kiigene llruupie, Heattle. Mra. Ward and Ueaiipre arc cuualns. Clueata Mr. and Mra. Arthur Cnuin, Foil Worth, Texan, and Mr. and Mm. A. V. Kewell, tiarclrn Orove, Ciilll., have been rei-enl ituenln ol Mr. and Mra. Marlon Crnna, Tulelnke and Mr. and Mm. L,. L. Clrlllln, Illy. The Crona men are brolhern and Mm. Clrlllln In a nlhtor. Auk. 18 the family wit Joined by Mm. Uiiaiio Cannldy and children, Kliimuih Fnlln, and Mr. and Mra. Jolui Crona, Tuleliike, lor a fiunlly reunion. Food Kale There will be a food nale, Haluidny, Auk. 1, at the llritwii Variety Hiure, lonau.u. Fuuda will be uned to buy a lawn mower lur the Big riprliigrt park. 'Hie aale atarta at Id a in. Hlreel Dance Haturdnv evenliiK Auk. aa, Ihe C I. Club, Fort Kluiu alb. In aponriorlUK a aecond an nual Wentern atyle nlreet dance. The public In Invllrd lo attend and enjoy the fun with Fort Klamath (nlkn. l,evln and Informality In the keynote of the dance which will feature an old-time chuckwagon and chill bearui. Oo have lun. Hillbilly Party The Kagle-i Lodge will noiuor a hillbilly party and flnh fry Friday niiilit IoIIowiiik the regular Indue meriiiiK. Admit-' lance by paid up membership card only. Come In appropriate con tuine. Prlics awarded. Iranians Stone US Personnel TFIIflAN, Iran 'fi CnmimmiMr, renewed street atlackn on U. H. military personnel today, stoning two cam In which Americana were rldliiK. A npokeaman for the American Army mlnnlon in Iran nald "pre liminary ruportn" luillcalcd the rockn bounced off the body of one cur without InJurliiK two Army ma Jorn Innide. Olher repnrln aald rockn were thrown at another car In which a U. S. non-comirilanloned ofllcer fwan ridlmr but the Mon nailed liii iiiii nnij U,tl lltK UK,llt",,L. There were KrowhiK Indli alloin that martial law, lilted only laM week, would be relmpoi.cd ahortly. The government wan forced to call out troopn Junt nlKht lo duel) Comiiiunlnt youthn, wielding kmven and rockn, wno battled police and noldlern In the center of the city. Two policemen and one noldler wore alnbhed In the ftklrmlnh be fore the rlotera fled under a tear Kan attack. Il wan the flrnt time troopn had been uned alnce martial law wan lilted. The battle climaxed a aerlen of nlKhtly clanhca between the Redn and meinbern of Premier Moham med Mosaadegh'a Nationalist From. Arab Nations To Operate Own Defense Orqanization CAIRO, Egypt I The neven Arab nations aay they will put their own Middle Eant defenne yn tem Into operation next month at a meethiK of military commander of the Arab League countrlen. The meeting, to be held around mld-8epiembrr, waa announced last nlKht by League Secretary Urneral Abdel Knhman Aam. A collective at-curlty pact aljrned In September, 150, by the neven na tion Egypt. Syria. Lebanon. Jor dan. Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Ye mengoes into effect, next Saturday. One clause of the treaty says. 'Any armed aggrennlon agaln.il one or more of the pact a mem bers or Its forces la an attack on all to be met with armed forces." The Arab pact In distinct from the Middle East dcfen.se command proposed last October by the U. 8., Britain. France and Turkey. Egypt turned the Idea down then but the Western Powers ntlll hope to work out such an arrangement. The new Egyptian reform gov ernment has not rejected, the plan specifically and has Invited offers of arms from foreign powers. Pre viously Arab sourcea suggested un olflcially that the Arab League de fenne alliance might take care of Middle Eant delen.se for the West. Azzam also emphasized In a statement yesterday that the Arab nations would not mnke peac( Willi neighboring Israel until all Arab refugees of the 1MI Palestine War re returned lo Iheti' lands and all U. N. decisions on the Holy Land enforced. it APPiicATion oiiirm itchy scarj Zmo a doctor'! highly m.dlcntnl antiseptic promptly relieves Itch, tope ecratrhing and o aide healing of surface ekin and scalp irritations. - . at, t M 0 FOR SALE! TIK-TOK DRIVE IN Equipment and Icon no reasonable offer refuted, yMut sell by August- 27th qoinq into other busi ness. Come out and look it over. No phone colli ploaie. First Klamath Hobby Show Opens In Y' Tomorrow Night Something entirely new for Klani. ath folks la being readied for a rand opening tomorrow night In ihe YMCA building here a gelli erlng of probably the finest hob bles from enthusiasts of all ages ever brought together In Southern Oregon. Crowding the 'Y" are exhibits of Indian artllarta and rellra from this locality, aeiiipn of model rail roading and various other dinplavn down through buttons, photographa and mineral and atmp collections. A panel of Judges haa been ae reeled, lead bv pernonn selected lor their knowledge and Interest In the varied lielda Included In the ahow. Judges Include Lou Ilallock. Chlel Ranger of Crater Lake Na tional Pnrk. an expert urologist and photographer nnd experienced In museum and exhibition work: Ruth King, newspaperwoman and an enthusiantlc follower of the hob bvlmr groupn; Minn Dolores Brack en. Klamath County's new home demonstration agent, well posted In homo hobbles: and Fred Law rence, former news photographer and lenlure man for a New York metropolitan newspaper. , .. Deadline for the show which opens at 7:11 t m. tomorrow and Friday evening la tonight at 1 for entries, though exhibits mav be brought In at will tonight and to morrow enrly enough that thev mav be adequately set up for dis play. The show goes tinder the title of First Annual Klamath Basin llnbbv Show, and Is stmnnored oy the 30-30 Club and Ine Klamath Model To Appear Here Nelnon Bennett, nationally known rihologrnpher'a and arltM's model. Is lo appear tonight at 8 at Under wood's Camera Shop to apeak and model for local camera fans. An ardent Oregon fan, Bennett haa been appearing throughout the Northwest as Ihe finish of a 48 alato (our while writing his mem oirs. Tonight Bennett plans to discuss low key, high key and dvnanilc svmmeirv with photographic hob byists, and explain recent develop ments In art and camera work. Bennett posed for the famous "Alamo" In San Antonio, the "Cloisters" In New York and the "We Are The Blind" figures In Chicago. The model aald he was aorry he hd waited ii years to visit Ore gon. He said It has "everything." Bartlett Pear YMCA. Paul Campbell. YMCA sre retary, has Indicated the next year's ahow may have lo be held In the Armory or aome olher large location. Tills flrsl show is almost ' outgrowing the YMCA a available space. The hobbv show will be open lo Ihe public for a dime admission, with proceeds going lo the handi craft department of the YMCA. The 30-30 Club, under Pren Ed llosley, plans to maintain ar police : force ol club members on duty ! throughout the show to protect the displays, and a special night crew plana to patrol the area tomorrow ; night. A final entry blank Is published In todav't Herald and News, and olher blanks are available at the YMCA. 732 Pine Street. t 6o far entries have come from ' as far away as Tulrluke. and Campbell emphasized Ihe show 1 strictly regional, with all outlying : communities anywhere In the Basin within the required limits. Ribbons will be presented top displays In seversl catpgorips ps tabllshed lo Include all exhibits. 'Ilia awards will bo by age classes, I wllh grade school auea competing ! among themselves, high school and ) lunlor high ttiidenls vying In a aep- j arate group, and adults competing j only among each other. And You Con With Beef Prices Like These! STEAKS Pot Roasts Sirloin T-Bone Rib 69 49 c lb. c lb. PURE LEAN GROUND BEEF SHORT RIBS 49i 35 c lb. 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