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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1952)
PAGE EIGHT IIKHAl.n AND NKWS. KI.AMATH KAl.US. ORKKON TIIIIIISIIAY, SKl'T. in, 11)52 11 j jyUKHgysjgkMWiiri 3, DHJ6HT IM 7 i mSfkWBIHN BITE L2J .. :--,'. escrow 'srTfia'JliJu I cmcour b il T t I I! V xSV "3 XiJl rffl 0 SIMP 1 . I durkees s u--y .... 4V SEAL APPROVES PIPE-SMOKING Albert Spiller, here having a friendly pipeful with larian, presents penguins with his trained teals in the fourth annual Klamath Falls Shrine Club Polack Bros. Circus, appearing Saturday, Sunday and Monday, Sept. 20-21-22, at the Klamath Armory. Nixon Blasts HST Scandals ABOARD NIXON CAMPAIGN TRAIN Sen. R!chrd M. I Nixon traveled into Hie San Joa. ! quln Valley ol California today. I cheered by an enthusiastic tend off for his cross-countrv camoa'cn for the Republican presidential ; ticket ' J Four-H News .- . . POE VALLEY SHEPHERDS The fair is all over and it was lois of lun and hard work. Our club was happy and suiprl&ed. When the judging was all finished, this is how we placed: in the Hsnip. shire ewe lamb class, tirsi, Carol Reihnt: secona. Virginia ilusmcke; third, Alice Hatchett; fourth. Vir ginia Hatchett; filth, Elliott West. Hampshire yearling ee: seconu Alice Hatchett; third. Virginia Hatchett. Hampshire aged ewe: First. Virgmia RocnicKe; fouiin Virginia Hatchett; fifth, Alice Hatchett; seventh, Carol Reiling. Hampshve market lamb: first, Carol Reiling: fifth, V i r g i nia Roenicke, Southdown aged ewe: first and Champion, Eniou West. Purebred ram lambs: sixth. Alice Hatchett; seventh, Virg nia Hatch ett. Crossbred market lambs: third, Alice Hatchett. Beginners sheep showmanship: third, Virginia. Aoenicke, sixth, Virginia KatcheLl. Advanced sheep ' showmanship: fourth, Alice hatchett; seventh, Elliott West; ninth, Carol Reiling. Best sheep exhibit: first, Carol Reiling; second, Virginia Koenicke. Our prized possession is the Ro tary Sweepstake Cup. We are a small club with only five members and we didn't think we had a chance to win the award. Carol Reiling WE THREE CLIB At the first meeting, 4-H'ers judged Mrs? Kerns' cooties. Mrs. Kerns showed us all the things in her kitchen. Officers elected were: Barbara Vertrees, secietary; Rose mary Granas, president, and Phil ip Jameson, news reporter. Meet ings 'are the second and fourth Thursdays. . Phillip Jameson The GOP running mate of Dwight D. Eisenhower orew warm ap plause last night in his kickoff speech at Pomona. Calif., near his hometown of Whittier. The California senator's special train will carry him through Cali fornia's farm-rich interior, Oregon and Washington during the next week. Ho flies to Reno, Nev.. from Sacramento tonight for a speech, then heads up the Sacramento Val lev and into Southern Oregon to morrow. Police estimated 7.500 to 10.000 heard his tramside attack against the Democratic administration and his promiie that Eisenhower's election would "restore American integrity." He was introduced briefly by Gov. Earl Warren. The 39-year-old GOP vice presi dential nominee said the aim of the Republican ticket is to clean out what he called the "scandal-a-day Truman administration." He described the Democratic presidential nominee. Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois, as "the handcuffed, handpicked captive of the Truman administration" and he said "a vote for Stevenson is a vote for Truman." CAMPHOR PRODUCTION TLAX TOKYO (.fl Japan soon will start mass production of synthetic camphor from natural resin unaer a recently-discovered process. Ky odo News Agency said the method has been developed without depend ing on any U.S. or German patents Turpentine oil is extracted from resin and then processed into cam phor. Mrs. Paul Henreid Puts On Blue Bonnet s -Gains F.N. E.! Truman Slates Whistle-Stop NEW YORK Wl President Tru man's whistle-stop tour in New York in behalf ol Democratic can didate Adlai E. Stevenson will take him through the heart of the Empire State in a two-day, 12 tpeech trip. Details of the president's New York visit Oct. 8-10 were an nounced today by Peter Crotty, campaign director of the Demo cratic State Committee. Truman's schedule calls for speeches and appearances from the rear platform of his special train in key cities from Buffalo to New York. A major address is scheduled at a rally in Buffalo. Mrs. Paul Henreid offers in idea for mothers. Put on BLUE BONNET Margarine to get F.N. E. Flavor, Nutrition, Economy! Like the wife of the famous Hollywood star, you'll love the delicate, sunny-sweet taste BLUE BONNET adds to any food! You'll appreciate its nourishment, too. No other spread for bread is richer in year-round Vitamin A! And you'll welcome its economy. 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