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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1952)
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 24. 10!2 HF.RAI.T) AND NTWR. KLAMATH FAT.T5 (WOOM PARK NINE Commission Awards Bids rebuild the Astoria ferrv landing facilities. The lerry landing Is ndefnmte. Commission Chairman Ben K. Chandler said. PORTLAND I Contractu lor , two river brldKes one on the new Portland-Halem ahort route and the other over Hie Cooullle Itlver in Coos County were awarded Tues- day by the State Highway commission. The award went to the low hid- dtra and Included In both jobs were highway work an well. The work on the Porilund Balem route was dlvldrd Into two nana one 1 brldite to replace the Wilson ville lerry over the Willamette River and the other lor 2 11 miles ol hluhway linking the bridae with the Wllnonvllle-llubbard road. The winning bidders were Beth lehem Pacific Coast Brldite Co., Heatile, at MH2.BTI lor the brldiie, and itoy L. Houck and Hon. 8aem, at 1320,721 lor the hlKhwuy. On the Coos County Job a hall mile ol roadway and a movable sosn brldiie at the Billiards Kerry site was let under a single con tract to Carl M. Halvorson. Port land, at iKId.WS. In other action the commission Unproved a nlan to ahare with i Astoria the ron ol putting In a 'one-way trafllc itrld In that city; turned down requests (or early Im provement ol route 225 between FJIklon and Hutherlln, and lor com pletion of the Paulina road Irom Prlnevlile In Crook County; took no action but auiuenied an engi neering aurvey, on an Ashland re quest lor highway relocation there; and said there In no plan afoot to We collacr . or tell you why. Find out more about our service by aivina hi o try. Carter's Collection Agency Ph. 6121 411 Main it COOL CARTOONIST Carloonlit Hrenot, knee-deep In the Mediterranean on the warm Klvlrrs, nnda a way to keep tool ai he rarlcaturca local belles at Jusn-les-rlns, Frsnee, r Rangoon Said Communist Hot Spot HANOOON Tills neutral" rspltsl ol nuriua Is the holtcnt pot of Communist propaganda in fcpulheasl Asia. T"wo out ol every three bookstalls splash expensively punted inaua aiiiea extolling Uio glories ol Htulni and Man Telunx. queues line up at the downtown King Theater, leased by the Hovlet hmuassy, lu tee Russlan-mnda motion pictures. The Communist "peace dove" tlocorate the Hanuoon University inagaslnP, published by aludenla who recently elected a Iteddom Inated "Progressive party" alute In university elections. You can buy and lots ol Bur mese are doing so ilie special is. sue nl "China Pictorial" IralurliiK "Irrelutable evidence concerning Ihe use ol bacteriological win line by the Ameiican aggressors." The United btates so lur has allocated 31 million dollars lor eco nomic aid to Burma In the form ol machinery, materials and serv ices ol technicians. The Untied mates Information Service library la fairly well attended and LSIS technical training films are In de mand. Much of this has been effective, particularly In winning the appre ciation ol some government old rials, but In the atreeui among the ,x7hbhoA ,!.',, I,..it mini r n.ani, s masses, the Communists aie fr aiiesd ol America In tills propa ganda battle. Ions of literature, given away or sold tor a few centb, pour Into Burmn Horn Heel China and Ihe hovlet U in o n. T he propagan da campaign Is directed by people who know their bu.'.iuess. The usual iiiicts on Marxism arc outshone by dozens ol slick paper magazines with color printing lully as good as America's beat. The fciovlet leu-.ed theater, which npeiates like an ordinary movie home, mixes Its out-iiiid oiit propa gaiida mm, with siune ol Itussia'a best movies. The Communist have subsidised a Hurniese motion pic line company Ui make Ited-slanted movies In the local language. To meet this propaganda chal lenge lu the same atena, a pri vately linamed American organi zation, the Committee lor Kree Asia, tins set up shop in Rangoon and other Asian areas. It Is headed by Alan Valentine as piesidenl. with headquarters In San Francis, to. One CKA project In Rangoon Is a "Free World" bookstore selling antl-Cntumunlst books and maga zines at or below cost. Its aim is 'to out.piopagnndlze the Reds at i theli- own game, I Cr'A Is meeting the movie chal i lenge by assisting In the production nl anl!-Communlai Burmese 111ms. It will aid Independent student movements In the university llght I log the well-organized 'Commu '. nlsts. Hooks will be translated Into Burmese and printed on CPA I preases. PI1H0 IfSSOKS efj Arrones with teecher now to start your boy or girl on the Instrument thot is o joy lor lilo. You con rtnt o lovely naw Spinet piano tor 9.75 monthly or a ustd piono as low os 4.00 monthly: In aithtr case you moy, it you wish, apply the rent, lor a reaionoblo time, toward purehoso with no dawn poyment necessary. Louis R. Mann Piano Co. 120 N. 7th Hammond Organ s(i,TprWpfWrW'' HEY!! HEY!! NEXT MONDAY'S THE DAY WHEN YOU CAN GO DANCING TO THE MUSIC OF AMERICA'S SENSATIONAL NEW BAND! "BALDY" EVANS PROUDLY PRESENTS Mitten, THIFRISH APPROACH OF.. '1 i&'v MSr u a AND HIJ OUCH. e Most Excitinq Donee Band of the Decade Advance Tickets On Sola At DERBY'S MUSIC CO. THE ADVANCE SALE IS LIM ITED TO 300 TICKETS AT SI. SO PER PERSON (Tax In cluded). THE ADMISSION AT THE DANCE WILL BE $1.80 (Tax Included). KLAMATH FALLS ARMORY MON. SEPT 29 1 Wi SWEAT-RESISTANT Leather Insoles ...the wcakMi pin of my thoc, rtgirdlcu of prict. It the intolc. Th pertpiniion of your fm witck ordinary Itiihtr inol ...cui it to curl, crick, ducolor ind brtik up. 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