Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, September 05, 1952, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextKHIDAY. SKITKMHKH B. 10.V2 IIKRAM) AND NKWS. KLAMATH KAMA OREGON PAGE SEVEN 4 .1 I - - V A -V Mi . ' M ft' A Vvi ( ' m V tittaT violet .f-MAi. V.gsaVi.. 0'-..-ji Jaay' iafc.1 MARYGENl COLWELL pom with year-old Joanne Milltr, whot. daddy Stenley of tht Crater lake Machinery Company purchased the grand champion (heap of the Rotary Livestock Show. Tli a champ tola for $4 per pound a total of $3 24 for her 81 pounds. Gittf. Buell Maranatha A regular bualnet nirrllniT nl Ota Maranatha Xtlulon arv 8ocletv was held Tun4av eva nin al Caasel Hall. 3210 Wlard, will) Mm. Albert Shannon and Mm. nnv Yunck ai co-riojesc. Next mrrllnif Is In ba held (X'l. 7, al lha Clllord Handrr'i rrnVlrnca, MM Drnvor. wllh Mra. Banrirrs and Mra. Leon Judd an co-lioslcssea. Simla View (Irani rtrgular bu.iinrhft inreiinR in art (or toniehi at 8 nt Uir Hhsta Vlrw Coininu nit v Hall. Olfu-crj are e.ioaciallv urcetl to nltencl. Ivrrcrrrn Hie Oartlrn Club menu nl Allaiiiniit Junior Hmli K-hnol Monday nt 1:30 p.m. A wr riiniKl aalr la planned, and aueala are wclcoiur. From Out of Town Caulrrn I.au ilrr. KlnuMon. Wanli,, and Anna Mav CHIlelle. Portland, wrre vljl lorn hnre (or a wrek: AtavlnR part n Uir tinif al thr Paliv Richard nnn linmp. 10(13 Manr.anlta. and nilh Mrs. William Flclrldui-. Ollie Man ila and Elltnbalh Clcary. ItiinininiP Amrrlran Lrslon Auxlliarv, Klnmalh Unit No. t. It , havuiK a runiiiiaKe hale totlav 'inu H.itunlav at the Veterans Memor ial 1 1 n II. Mrmbrra with riimmaae air nnkrri lo brlnir It to the hall or to call 38111 lor pickup. ' Itumniatr Sal Krldav and Sat urriav in the bulldlnii next lo Low ell's lockrM on Pine Street. Funds tn help nlih the biilldlngr of a new Rroriinnlrctl Latter Uay Bamls 1 church. failed Anav- I.upe Sola braulv nperalor nt Flrlle a Beaulv Salon i haa beon called to Morencl, Ariz., by the death nt her father, irie Home Mr. and Mra. C. B. Fredericks. Overland. Mo., near St. I Louis have returned homo after i spending 10 rinvs nt the home of Fredericks slsier and family, Mr. and Mra. Clarke Kendall. Olene. and Fredericks parents. Mr. and Mra. Lee Fredericks, Shasta Way. Disabled American Veterans. Chapter IS. will meet 8 p.m. to- nlahl at the K.C. Hall or installa tion ol appointive olllceia. fiont Away Mr. and Mrs. .John Bern and famllv have sold their lioine on MaiiMiilta and have 1l-.i for rru.tvale. Calif. Nancy Berg will attend Armstrong accrrtarla) school, 'llie luinily was a',iely leteu before leaving Klamath Falls. Correction The Allnnioiil Home Kxtenslon unit will meet Tuesday, tiept. 8 at Joan's kitchen for a rally dav session, ntartlnir at 10 a.m. This announcement corrects cards previously mailed to mem bers. Moved Mr. and Mrs. Arl Leslie have moved to 819 North 2nd. Family Sunday Dinner Yacht Club dinner will feature breast of veal or chicken a la kins. Make reservations before Sunday noon through Beulah or Mike Regan at the club. Bahy Girl Word haa been re ceived here nt llie binh of a daugh ter. Aue. 26 at Port Townsrnd. I Wash., lo Mr. and Mrs. Franklin jjone. Tile babv, named Pamela Jnvce, weighed 6 pound. & ' ounces. Mrs. Jones Is the former iRamonn Steele, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steele, this cltv. Papa Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. . Jones, also of Klamath Falls. Sunday Hchool classes at the Conuregatlonal church will begin Una Sunday. Sept. 1, 8:45. AlUnmnt Mistical of the Klaliv .nil Bsplist Association meeting In the Altamcnt Junior High school building beginning Sunday. Sept. 7 Sunday whool 8:45 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. Those not obligated to at tend elsewhere are Invited lo the bervlccs. , Thrre will be a meeting of the Klamath Sportsmen' Association, Mnndnv nlslit. 8 p in.. September Sill, nl the Wlncma Hotel. Mr. Ken Denmaii, member of the Oregon Slate Game Commission, will sneak on ncnMMtion of lands for reserves and game management. Greer Drew will show movies of goat hunting In the Canadian Rockies. Dutch lunch will be aerved. Civil Service Commission Suspends Accused Employe WASHINGTON ifi A Civil Service Commission employe who testified before a grand Jury In vestigating a leak of confidential Loyally Review Board hearings haa been suspended. Tlie commission Triuraday asked U.S. district court here lor a copy on her testimony for fuithcr study in tile cie. The commission named llie sus pended employe as Miss Miriam M. Delists, and said it represent atives first questioned her Jan. 18 Just II liny alter Senator Mo Carlhy i ft. -Wis. i, made public purpurted inlnulcs of a Loyalty Re view Board hearing. Tlie review board Is Hie lop agency In Ihe government's loyally piogrum, aimed at leireiing uu voraive and disloyal persons out of llie government, and functions un der the Civil Service Commission. lis deliberations are aecret. "They've hanged the wrong per son," McCarthy commented when j told In Milwaukee of Miss Uchani' j suspension. He denied nhe gave 111 i ii any Inlormallon, but aald he : "would have been glad to use her help If I had known she was In-; dined agaln-st the Communists." ; McCarthy added: ' "This accused person postlvely gave me no Inlormallon, although It In possible that 1 met her al a gathering In New York a couple of years ago. The name Is some what familiar." 1 Civil Service Commission Chair-j man Robert Ramspeck and Com-1 mlsaloners Frances Perkins and i James M. Mitchell signed the pe tition for a copy of Miss Dehaas' grand Jury testimony. They lold the court they are "concerned not only with the In ternal management of the execu tive branch of the government, but also with our national security." McCarthy gave newsmen Jan. 6 what he described as minutes of a Loyalty Review Board meeting tn February, ltt.'il. They disclosed sharp criticism of the way the State Department had handled Its loyalty program. The board never denied that the record which McCarthy made pub lic was an authentic copy of the minutes, Al the time, Miss Dehsas, the commission said, was an examiner lor the Loyally Review Board and had access lo Its confidential rec ords. She later was transferred lo a position In the commission's Board of Appeals and Review. Eisenhower Slashes (Continued from page J from an ai, Hence packed to the raftera. Gov. John fl. r Ine of Pennsyl vania had started out with an In troduction but his voice was drowned out by roars aa Elsen hower atepped frcm the wings of the stage with a big smile on his face. Elsenhower lost no time in lash ing out at the Democratic admin istration. He aet the crowd to cheer ing by aaying: "I have aaid and will nay again and again that there Is only one issue in thla campaign. That Issue la the mesa In Washing ton." CHARGES Then Elsenhower charged the administration "haa bungled us perilously close to world war n." He said, "We will dedicate our selves to program for peace aimed to prevent future Koreas and the honorable end of this Ko rean War." KLAMATH COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT 1948 MAIN FliONE 1714 OR IMS Watch Ihe newspaper for changes or additional locations Tuesdays through Saturdays: Spt. 5 Safeway, 8th and Pine, 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Sept. 6 Scars, 8th and Klamath, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Spr. 9 Sacred Heart Academy, 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Safeway, 8th and Pine, 3:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. US May Need Many Men MT. POCONO. Pa. HI A too government mantKjwer policymak er said today the nation mav have lo keep at least 3.700.000 men un der arms for the next ten lo 20 vears because of the threat of Communism. 1 Chairman Arlhur S. Flemming ' of the Defenre Mobilization Man- ' power Committee said that to maintain the armed forces at this leiel it would be necessary lor all qualified men between 18 'i to 36 years of age to be liable for two veara of service. Flemming spoke at Ihe national convention, of the Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity. j COLLINS FLIES TO EUROPE WASHINOTON 'fl Gen. J. Lnwton Collins, Army chief of slnff, left by plane Friday for Eu i ope. The Army announcement said he will Inspect U. S. forces there, attend the tall troop man euvers and visit SHAPE headquar ters in Paris. Tourists Worse Than Ghosts TOKYO tn FuJLsaburo Tak ata. who last month moved into a long-vacant "haunted house," Is troubled but not by ghosts. i The 32-year-old artist told the newspaper Tokyo Shimbun he's ! not complaining because the alarm clocks ring at 2:40 a.m., no mat ter what time they're act for or because closed door3 and books mysteriously open. But Takata said he is Irked by some 20 callers a day who demand overnight lodging so they can es cape from the summer heat by liav- j lug "chills run down their spines." GO PLACES WITH THE BAND! Instrumenti Art Available On Rental-Purchoit Plan ONLY $6 A Month with Full Credit Towards Purchaiel Trumpets Cornets Clarinets Trombones Saxophones-Flutes, etc. PARENTS! Remember your children's lesions are free at school, j Phone or drop in for complete information. Deehtjk Music Co. 120 No. 7th Phone 4519 Csnrrtfhl OF RELIABLE FIRMS tfcrr.M.CoaUy,lf44 AIR CONDITIONING Ph. 5683 RING'S SHEET METAL 210414 So. 6th Htating Ventilating Sheet Metal Werk of All Kinds Ph. 9904 Auto Repairing j ,,w KUZMIC & ZEIGLER 27 MAIN 8) Complete Motor Ov.rh.ul 8 Irak. l.ttery Sarvlca 8) Front End Aligning 8 Raborlng and Crankshaft Grinding In lha Car OPEN 8 t. EVERY DAY AWNINGS-UPHOLSTERY Ph. 4362 HOWIE BROS. 2357 So. th PRE-CUT ORNAMENTAL IRON Cuit.m Mad Drapes - Aula Uphelstarlng Auto Seat Covers BAKERY GOODS Ph. 8344 KLAMATH PASTRY SHOP 920 Main lirthdev and Wedding Cakes Mad to Ord.r! reads. Cakes, Pias, Pastries l.kad Fresh Dally "Boysen" Colorizer Paints Ph. 3197 J. W. COPELAND LUMBER CO. 66 Main CHOICI OF 1322 COLORS Everything in Paints and liildlag Materials ' CAMERAS Ph. 3586 THE FALLS COFFEE SHOP 121 N. 7th St. TLow Ofwi UndcA Vbuv Ttlanaqsijmni OPEN SEPTEMBER 2 BREAKFASTS SANDWICHES LUNCHES CHICKEN PIE DINNERS A SPECIALTY FREE COFFEE and DONUTS FRIDAY, SEPT. 5th WE WELCOME YOU! Mary A. and Wm. E. (Andy) Anderson, Proprietors a sj9Fjta DR. NOlES OPTOMETRISTS URGE YOU TO SEND THE WHOLE CHILD TO SCHOOL PARENTS, it depends upon you . . . don't let defective vision cause your child to be a failure. Before your child starts to school have Dr. Noles Optometrists give him a complete eye examination. You can consult with confidence Dr. Noles Optometrists who have served the families of the Northwest for over 46 years. Stop in today no appointment necessary. Hsurs: :00 a.m. ta 1:30 a.m. family radii farms, Opait All Dar Saturday olweyi. tOlUMIUH OPTICAL (0. SEARS, ROEBUCK mi CO. COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO. 8)1 J. W. Aldar, faiiland 814 N. E. Grand An., Ht Hand 730 Mala St., Klamath Polls Doclan Sid G. Nslas, Omar J. Haiti, Alaaondtr, Brawar, Ltitstl and Whootlty CURRIN'S FOR DRUGS 1 GREAT COTY (J PERFUMES a $4'.00r retail value for onlyC)oo rri l'or,gai' f"5 L'AIMANT 8 I I TN Bt1r,. MUGUET fJesBOIS R$ STYX jjp fn MUSE I h 111 I CrftM e)M CtrvnflMfd by CtMy, he. in U. 1 A. ritast send me . Name " Address. City I I I Take odvoniogs of this speciol offer I Now you can enjoy 7 world-famous Cory Perfume for a remarkably low price. v Buy several "Perfume Trousseaus" for gifts and personal use. ; CURRIN'S FOR DRUGS 9th and Main Klamath Falls Perfume Trouisiaut al 2.00 each, plus tax Charge Check M.O.Q PHOTO FINISHING BUD'S PHOTO SERVICE 1031 Main Films la at lOsutat 4 Camp late Line ef Camare end Phate !appli Commercial Refrigeration Ph. 6617 OREGON EQUIPMENT CO. 203 So. Rirerelde SALES and SIRVICI Rsstaarant end Stare fajulpment CARRIER . 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