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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1952)
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. PAGH THHEBJ 1032 TIKRAT-n ANT) NEWS. KLAMATH FATXS. OHFCON 17. vwaHMcu m UENERALS AT DEDICATION feen. beorga Marshall ingnil, wartime u.d. mer or aran, and Gon. Matlhow B. Ridgway, Supreme Commander of Allied Forco in Europe, pass honor guard in U.S. Military Cemetery at Suremei, outside Peril, France. Marshall, chairman of Ameri can Battle Monumentt Commliilon, preiided it lymbolie dedication of memoriali in US. military comelorioi around the world. He itate d America would itay in Europe at long at European jecurity it threatened. Texas Democrats Work For AtlNTIN, TeX. W Kebellloua Texaa I)einin-rats have a atale wlde nrKaiilxatlon to buck OOP presidential nominee Dwlghl f. Henhiiwer todny but no way to put his tuiine on ihe bullol iiiuler a I)-iniKriillc lubel. .Inline Jix k ttiiberls In Austin's iJiilh DWrli t Coin t ye'.ler.liiv pro hllilled the uso of the Di nioellitlc lulirl or any variation ot It lor Kl- Church Women Schedule Meet Women's A-'.orliillcin of the Klrst Preshvtci lull Chm i ll Is In have Its llrsi meeting nl the full and winter eMin tomorrow. The meeting Is In begin with a luncheon In 'he t'liuri'h basement at 1 p.m. The Kxeriillve llonid Is to be host. IteserviUlons must be made by plinning the church office. Mrs. Adam Miller, association piesiclenl. said theme of the ineeiinu would be missionary work, with Ihe program directed by Mrs. David llarneil Jr. The program will be in keeping Willi this year's observation nl the ISOlh anniver sary of I're'.hylei inn women's or g.inled misslonnry work. Mrs. Phil Hllchrnek will render a solo accompanied by Mia. Cirorgc Milntyie. Mi'i. Andrew Collier will lend tile devotional. All clicle members are Invited. The nursery will be open lor children. Ihnu Norland S.'7 Pine SI. Auto limuranre. Imported from Belgium OVENETTE ONLY $4" Req. 6.95 Value Specially priced to help you discover the deliqhts of Des cowaro cookinq. SUPPLY IS LIMITED SO ACT IMMEDIATELY! Now you can find out for yourself how much better your favorite foods taste cooked in Dcscoware. And you can actually savo $2.00 doinq it! The new DESCOWARE OVENETTE is a covered bakinq dish larqer than the cas serole, smaller than the covered oven. Like all wonderful, beautiful and practicol Descoware, the Ovenette is slick, jewel-hard enamel fused on liqhtweiqht cast iron, so it spreads heat evenly, holds heat lonqer, protects food flav ors. Como in today and see our Descoware display. WON'T FLAKE WON'T WARP AU GRATINS $2.95 and up COME IN TODAY! fMetts 127 So. 6th - aenhower on the slule's general election ballot Nov. 4. Judge Hoberls' decision came Just a lew hours alter a group ol Democrats, meeting In Auslln. nci up a stale organisation and planned u "grans roots" campaign lor a Itrpubllcan victory In Texas. Claud Olliner, former speaker ol the Texaa House of Hepresenlu lives and a Itock Hpnngs attorney, was named to lead the movement under the name ol "Texas Demo crats for Klsenhower." The prohibition to use Ihe Demo cratic label for the Republican nominee came In a temporary ui juncilon forbidding Secretary ol .State Jack Ross of Texas to ccrtlly Kh.enhowcr's name as the presi dential candidate lor the recently organised "Texas Democratic nnrtv." rue party was orgnmru in n elloit to give Texas Democr.ua who opioso Democratic nominee Adlal Htcvenson a chance to vote for the Republican nominee in nome kind of Democratic column. The Hlutc Democratic Conven tion ut Ainarlllo. Tex., Sept. cer third Stevenson as Us nominee but urged all Democrats to work and vole for F)lsenhower. A day later, the "Texas Demo cratic parly" was organized in Dallas aivl the Republican nomi nee certllled as Its candidate. 'ITiere wrre these other Texas developments: 1. Hen Ciulll, state Republican campaign manager lor the Klsen ; Diaper Hash X To cleanse tender parts, rase red, mirtmj skin, and hajten return of JV) comfort,usedepndable RE5IU0L OIHTMtHI N0 SOAP and very special! WON'T TARNISH WON'T HOT SPOT SAUCEPANS 2.95 up -2frying pans Hardware Botween Main and Klamath . , r r-i-l .1 tt.lt Eisenhower hower forces, aald vice presiden tial candidate John Kp:irkmall'a statement Monday that the Demo cratic parly could fashion legisla tion giving Texas a lair share nl the lldelauds was "the Inevitable ball." Chilli said at Kt. Worth. "It Is Ihe slime tvjie of promise Truman mnile to Texas in 1IMH and the same that died the day alter the election." 2. Hinciulr Weeks, chairman of Ihe National Republican Finance Committee, was In ft. Worth ana Dallas on a whirlwind tour to col lect funds lor the Klsenhower cam palgn. He said Klsenhower would spend two days campaigning In Texas. 3. Dr. R. B. Robins. Democratic national coniiniUeeinan from Cam den, Ark. told 400 doctora that Ciov. Htcvenson hail evaded the "socialized medicine" Issue. Robins, addressing the annual Sclentlllc Assembly of Ihe Texas Academy of Private Practice, aald Stevenson's campaign manager had replied to a letter asking a clarification of views with the as sertion that "pressure of the cam paign" made It Impossible for the governor to reply, n Special s.vtr iym&w owest prices in years Charmode panty Popular two-way stretch . . wise and downward , Cordtex non-roll top. larqe or extra larae. Nylon Cordex 398 Pure white nvlon. Flotterinq upliftinq bust cups in sizes 32-36. A cup 32-40. B cup, 32-42. C cup. irixrory j w - "SaZfyfzcZbtt, yamartJadoz, pout n&ftey jae4. " flS "Ln. Wake Buildings HONOLULU 'i llcw throiikh Hin Treea and rnolH air like alrawa but rhlldreii mum bravely an llii-y marched to coin'rele bunki-in on tyihoon-lahed Waka Island yes terday. Mfithern comforted their children In underground ahrltera while wa ter aloMied around their feet. Out fililn every building exccnl four on the fhit little aloll wan being nniHNhed to bit" by raging winds awl waven. KyewltriCHhefi told aloilea like Ihese today from Wake and Kwa Jiilein by radio aa rcNcue opera tlnns got Into full awing to bung noma 10(1 Inhabitant In Honolulu. Amaranth Officials Schedule Visit To Klamath Falls Group;: Mrs. Winnlfred K. Dyer, Cannon Beach, grand royal matron and Krancia Hnnkle, Gresham, grand royal patron of the Grand Court. Order of the Amaranth, state of Oregon will pay an official visit to Kiiend-.hlp Court. No. 11 ol Klamath Fulla, Saturday, In the Masonic Temple. They will be ac companied by several members ol their gran! family ! The Initiatory work of the order will be conlerred upon a class ol seven by the officer of Friendship Court with Mrs. Ellen Stover, roy al matron and George lioudon, roynl patron, presiding. Preceding the meeting a no-ho.-t dinner will be held at the winara hotel at 6:30 p.m. f ollowing me meeting a social hour will be held with Mrs. Beatrice Denlson, as sociate matron In charge. As a special feature the host Court will confer an addendum upon Mrs. Dyer and Mr. Henklc. presenting them with honorary memberships In Friendship Court. Under the sponsorship of the ways and means committee a breakfast ts being planned for WANTED DEMOCRATS-REPUBLICANS and independent voters interested in Eisenhower f' dent to attend POT LUCK picnic at Mockingbird Hill Ranch Frank Hurd's place on old road, Wocus, Sun day, September 21, 1:00 p.m. Bring vour own table serv ice. Free coffee and horseshoe qames. Public speakers. Sponsored by Eisenhower for President Club. H. Adv. 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Rescrvatlona are to be made with Mra. Dcnison. It la anticipated that membera of the order will attend coming Irom Astoria, Seaside. Cannon Beach, Newport, Klamath Falls, Medlord, Bend, Roscburg, Eugene, Salem, MHwauklc, McMlnnvuie, Hlllsboro, Forest Grove, Gresham, Parkrose and Portland. The order ol the Amaranth la an International organiz-atlon with membership open to members ol the Masonic fraternity, their wives, widows daughters, sisters, moth ers granddaughters. Courts will be f,.,,r,rf In Ireland. Scotland England, Australia. Canada, Alaska. Phlilp- T nnds Hawaii, ana mum than 30 states ol the United States. COUNTY FAIR WOODBURN W The 11th an- nual North Marion ooumy will open Tnursuay evening. program of exhibits, contests and entertainment will run three days. Up Now For Extra Savings! White Brassieres 2 I00 Penny-wise and fashion-wise ... a qood value for vou! Flattering, uDliftinq bust cud with elastic front qore for firm fit. comfort! Adjus table back hook closinq and self straps. A cup 32-36. B cup 32-38, C cup 34-40. 4 f7 h t c J FTY1 .' 8th 5188 160 MPH Winds Mild, "Damage was much worse than bombs could Inflict. The Hotel, ijurracxs, everything on the ground except concrete radio buildings and Ihe terminal was destroyed. The 300-foot radio tower waa blown right down.'' Miss Hawk, of Chicago, was caught Just before the typhoon hit In all Its fury. Her Military Air Transport Service plane from Hon olulu, en route to Tokyo, landed In a cross wind, blowing two tires. Maynard Joseph Fontaine, a Coast Guard technician evacuated to Kwajaleln, said he saw "roofs and trees flying through the air like straws." Bgt. Thomas Albert Barker, 24, an Air Force technician, accom panied the lour Injured men to Kwajaleln In the PBM Mariner. Barker declared there was no panic, no hysteria among the worn. and children, kverynody be haved wonderfully." ITie children, he aald, sang songs i they marched from their homes to the concrete blockhouses. The families stayed in the flood ed blockhouses more than eight houra before venturing out at at about 6 p. m.," he said. They wanted to take stock of their be. longings, but they quickly went back to the blockhouses." Barker and Fontaine relayed their reports through amateur ra dio operators. Airman Lea Lucas, Crooksville, O., sent the message irom Kwajaleln to Marine Cpl. Dave Gee of Walla Walla, Wash., stationed at Pearl Harbor. Mothers and children huddled In the concrete blockhouses for hours, singing while the fierce winds and torrential rains nounded the tiny flat atoll, which rises only IS feel above sea level. Water sloshed three feet deep in the concrete structures at the peak of the storm. 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