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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1952)
VltlDAY, St'TTKMP.K.n 12. in.Tz IlERAI.n AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAU,S. OPEf.ON PARK THREE i ,.. . . -V ....... i fi3 r; 1 1 1 P4 4 f'l I'. A. CAMPBELL (LEFT) AND en thay ara manufacturing har. -'. . .9 1 Klamath Has New Industry; Camping Unit For Sportsmen Two ymihir hunter ur-unii think Init nnmo limn aw about noinc aort ol a mimll camping unit dally aullrd to liunllnit Hiid llMiinu trlpa. Finally, thu two vntinic mrn became ho Intrltturri with the Idra thry (li clili-d to build Mich Irulkr lor UiiMiiM'lvra, And nnen thry had It built, II lookrd ao wood, thry . vyiltlrcl to ito Into tlir mitnufiit'turliiK I ItuninfHii. . Hfmill li Hint today Klmniith FalU hax a new Indilry. thr Ml v lord MnnulacturliiK Co. Partnera f in the linn arc II. A. Caniiitn-ll. l.nsl nivrr rnnchrr, nnd K. M. i Hoh) Wllllum. wnr vrtrrun who Highlights ot KUHS Hr IIAKOI.I) .M.KAV Yell Kinit Lyle Mllln and Ills rullv quad nave a Hninplr o( thrir tul rnta toduy at thr lir.it prp ansrin blv ol the vcur. Amonu ollirr thlim.s thry Ird the irndltloiial yrllmn cun- i lrl betwrcn cIiimics with Jutlupa mvinit the drriMon to the ftrnior !. Thr Judum wrrr Clayton llinnon, llrornr IUiimiii. Dick Mil- . Ion. Pal KittrrdKr, Vernon I'ryor, ; and Ucoriio Vlahoa. 1 Tomorrow niuhl thr Prhcann ' merl thr Clrant tirnrral from Port land. Ho lar thr nrrir Htond.1 nl fcrven wln.n lor tho Cirnrral.i, lour wln.n lor thr Pels and one tie. Klamath Jual Miiirerd by thr Ornrrnln in thr llral itamr ol thr rrlrii in lim whrn thr train mun rr. JJrrnard Valllanrour wriu in to thp inrno nd kicked thr rxtia point.-': Tomorrow l the dnv lor which all the trrshmnn havr hrrn wnltliiK. Tomorrow la thr day thry rebuild and paint thr "K" on K Hill, acrub the arninr brnch. and wush thr victory bell. Thr bovn are to br at thr "K" at 9:oo o'clock Saturday mornlnir rnulpprd with an old broom. At Ihr name time thr RlrM arr to hr at thr liont ol thr school with old toothbrushes, old ran, and some kind of clransrr. So comr on all vou llttlr rook stnrt cathrrlnir vour rqutpmrnt nnd prt tini out vour work loas. you've eol work to do. The StarllKhtrra will lurnlMi thr music lor the Hello dunce lo br hrld In tho ulrl.i uym alter the Grant itame tomorrow nlnht. Tlir price la tho iihiiuI 3& cents stnR, 60 , cents lor couplrs. 16th ANNUAL KLAMATH BASIN POTATO FESTIVAL MERRILL ELIMINATION BALL Vote for your choice - Dorlene Turner, Joleah Millett, Martha Beasley ( SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 MERRILL COMMUNITY HALL ' Music by BALDY'S BAND Dancing 10 'til 2 Admission $1.00 Per Person FREE! ; kJI I B a I '. 3 1 I "?- -- R. M. WILLIAMS (RIGHT) demonstrate on. of th camp trail- la studying cabinet niaklnu at Ore. uon Tech. Hie "Cainp-nitr" units are built an trailrrs or lor litlliiK Into the lird of a pickup. There are slnkle units and doubles which telescope, innklnv two lull nlro sleeiiliiK com purlmeuts. The slnulea sleep two uud (he doubles, lour. 'Iliat Is a doublr unit which Campbell and Wllllums have openrd up in Ihe picture above. Thr Irle.scoplc top drops down over the lower slrepinK compartment. The unit also provides, as shown, a tWxWI lablr and two 13x'J!k22 cablnrls which slip Into the unit's bottom when not In Une. Hlrnile units sell for I1U8, doubles for 3tiu and with trailer lor 5U8. 'llir new (inn was founded prin cipally on Campbell's capital and Wllllums know-how. The two men nr.it mrt and britan lulkinir about the camp trailer and llnully ducKI- a finhiPK trip here back before the Korrun llithtliiK broke out. Williams, a World War Two vet eran, was attending Oregon Stale CoIIi-kc ul Ihe time. He was railed back In service lor a hitch In the Korean hassle and after his dis- charur camr here to studv cabinet maklnx at Oil He and Campbell mei nuntn and hud more talk about the camp trailer and finally decid ed to build that first experimental unit. Thry learned a lot with the lirst unit and think now thev have Ironed out all Ihr kinks. Tlir Camp Ultra arr built of ma hogany marlnr plywood and are mosquito prool lor sleeping. Thr nrw manufacturing firm Is Inraled at 1817 Ivory Street, phone MB4. IH'FF TO FISH PORTLAND IJI Sro. James rt..lr iD tlantil nl-ni In Inlr a three-day fishing trip on the Rogue River alter visiting Portland Sept. Hr Is schrduled to meet here with Republican leaders then ad dress the Oregon Food Merchants Association. The KIRBY Co. Call 2-0131 No. 3 Lvtton FREE ! CASE OFJ.C.HIGGINS SHOTGUN SHELLS Here's a tasty slice of Sear's Birthday cake for the men! One case of shotgun shells in your choice of 12, 16 or 20 gauqe. Equal chance for all to win! Drawing at 4:00 P.M. Saturday. r1 J Knowland Raps Korean Policy LA ORANDC I Ben. William Knnwlund, California Republican, said Thursday night hr did not be lieve Americans should be asked to light and die In Korea and be denied the right to win. His statement was made In crit icism of the administration a for cIkii policy In an address here on n cumpatgn tour ot Kastern Ore- yon for the Republican ticket. Knowland said he did not con sider Uie Korean War a good ex ample ol the oteralton of United Nations collrclive srcurlty. He added that ol thr 5 trre nations In the U N. only 17 had contributed men and materials lo the Korean effort. In another reference to the Ko rean Wur he said: "I do not believe that the gov ernment of the United States, the President ol the United Slates or the United Nations have the right to ask Americans to light and die and deny Uicm the right to win." Knowland paid tribute to Gov. A (I Uil Stevenson of Illinois and Sen. John Hparkman of Alabama, the Democratic caivlldates for presi dent and vice president, as dis tinguished citizens. But he said they cannot disas sociate themselves from the pres ent administration and their elec tion would be "only a reshultle and not a basic change." Gen. Dwlght D. Elsenhower, the Republican presidential candidate, does not claim to have answers to all national problems, Uie senator said. But, he continued, Elsen hower has the capacity to select competent men lo surround nun. Knowland declared that the Democrats like to give the Impres sion that reclamation projects In the Tactile Northwest came Irom the bounty of the Democratic party treasury. Actually, he said, the reclamation laws were passed In the administration of Republican President Theodore Roosevelt. PAINT HOW WHY WAIT? i First Clan Material and Workmanship Reasonable Prices Low Monthly Payments FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 4226 . L. BROWN Contractor FREE! Egypt's Cabinet System of Land Inheritance CAIRO. Kgypt Mt-Prrmler Ma Ofrli. Mohammed Nagulb'a reform Cabinet today approved legislation ending another of Kgypt a feudal Institutions the wakfs, This Is a system est;ibll .hed un der Moslem law by which a person cun bequeath an eMute so that heirs and benrficiarien may re ceive thr Income but cannot sell or otherwise dispose ot the estate Itsell. It Is estlmutrd that about one- fourth of Kgypt's larmlund and buildings arc administered uraier this system. The nation hus about six million aruble acres. The wakfs are handled by a gov ernment ministry. Borne arc de voted to charities and institution'! under Cabinet suiervlslon. The rc lorm government's proposed law would retain the charily estates. Liquidation of the wakf estates was considered essential to the suc cess of Naguib's plans to limit farm ownership to 200 acres per per:ion. Persons owning more than 200 acres of land would have been barred Irom selling the exce.'.s if these were constituted as wakls. Critics of the system long have contended that the wakfs were a major obstacle In the path ol im proving the country's economic standards. Under It. they declared, hue estates remained the heredi tary property ol relatively lew wealthy families. Many ol the most Important wakl estates were under the con rol of rx-KIng Farouk, who was ousted July 26 by Naguib's military coup and other members ol ihe royal lamlly. In another step, Ihr governmrnl decided to pension off all govern ment officials suspected of corrup New Club For Local Women Klamath women who have raised their lamlllcs and want to return to community service, will have some help when the Sorop UmiM Club here organi7.es the "New Horizon" lor Just that pur pose. The new group was decided upon during Thursday's session ol the Soroptlmtst Club, which also heard Pres. Isabelle Brlxner and Vice Pres. Ruth Adams who attended the national convention In Wash ington, D. C, where they heard Mrs. Eva Bray, an associate edi tor ol Klplinger Letters who de scribed the National Union of Soroptlmlsl session In France. Under international relations, it was stressed that member chap ters should make some son of contact with sister chapters In South America. An Invitation was read Inviting the local chapter to attend a dinner of Portland Sorop- limlsls Sept. 25. Four Lakeview members were guests. Including Margaret Rugg Ruth M. Howard, Eva H. Arlnur and Grace O. North. POPILATION DOUBLES AUCKLAND. N.Z. OH New Zealand's population passed the two million mark this month w-ith the arrival of 588 migrants from Scotland. The population has dou bled in the past KK years. KLAMATH County Fairgrounds TUES.'S SEPT. 16 Cato a fcraaI ; WILD ANIMAL DERBY ACTING ANIMALS MORE HUMAN ; The Amazing tCIN6 UMSJtnn PEOPLE! ' Ends Feudal tion even though there were no charges or proof agaln.it thern. Once pensioned oil, they would be Immune Irom prosecution. 1 SALE! 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