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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1952)
4 lllll':s!.-iiLlliF2';'i nir.2 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAr.i? rrv i CITY w.. -... .... Vlnllura'ul Olrne-Ml. mill Mix K. W. Mnxwi-ll, Albiiny, wi'iu Iiiii'Mm til llin Clink Kciiilnlh llin lux Inn iiiM wni'k, Tliu two mil lin n wcui In IO ihi l"r II low Uuyn ui'liii o I ho Muxu'iiln i run Mi ll Iiuiiic. Mm. lC ili llii Kt'tidiill, Clink Ki ntliiU'n iiinlhi'r v. tin itlbo tt vl'-l-lr ul Olniiu iciTiitly. Hmimt ami J-ti4iil - 'Mir "Hinoolh lei" will piny lur tho dunce, Oil. ID. 0 i. in. lo 1 li, in. In Uic tiuiiimiiilty Hull u I.iiiikiII V .i 1 1 v , rioif.iirrcl by tlm Wiuhi-ii'm duo. l'.vi'rylimly welcuinr, ' ( Irilr Klglilrr - Kiliurp iIiiihc liili'inii'iliiilit I'liiin irHiiliir dull iliilirn J'liul'Mlny iiikIiI, U i. III., b. mh HI, Cumimmlly J lit 11. Hum Dliiiirr Burred limit Aiuili'iny Mnlliir'n (,'luu minimi limn illimi'i in llii' Hurml llnul llym, 'Jinn winy, oil. Ill, limner M'rvril limn 0:JU In B ). in. Ailiil..'. H. DO ell I li I II' n It ClIlllB. I'lllllll! ciirdliilly Invllril, I'loci-wln tu gu In ntllll'tlO luiul. 'l ulrl.ikn llii ani'i. mill 1'iulrv Miiliul Wulllrlln Club Will nirrl III n'Muhir iiii'i'Iiiik mi uct. Ill, iii 1::ii) p. in. ut tin- Kli'iiiciiliiry biiiuoi uuillluiiiiin. Virginia l.wiil ory will prricut a prourmu on In Irinntliiiml Ki-IkIIuiik, l'nli.i-1 I'liM Hulc mid ixilliiek Kill be In lit by llin TillrUko llunlllrnn mid I'ruH'ii hliilml Wnmill nn Oil. 3.!, Ill Till I III till Klrlili'lltiuy HiIhhiI iMilclr 1IU. '1 lip public bl IllUlrd. Ilium H 1 1 7. 1 1 lit IikkI it ltd rulnn lu till i'IK-11 nmrllllK. 'Mm plnrnrdn lliilll Ibis mill' will no In tbp (.tuilrnl Hip II. I. W. In (.pmiMirlim ihl. )rr, llral lUlUn illniirr, b-eiiiFiil nl llm l.'nllinlio iliinih. Oil. .III. 4 30 In 7 : JO p. in. Adultn, II 3b, children., 66 rcnli. All you want lo rat, HKiiiKciird by Hie Altar ho clnly, (.'niliolio chinch, Chlloqiiln. Jr. Calf Sale Called Off Tlirre will be no 1011 Junior Kurmrrn Club Cu( tin In lor 4-11 and KFA iiiemlffrn thin year an originally aclieduM, Cienrral Chairman Charlea C'hcync an tiounrrd todny- Thi drclnion not In hold Hie " wan matt durum a nii-HIng n( Ihe Junior Karmern liM nliihl. It derided there "ol ennuKh in lerrat among Ml mid KFA mem I bera to warrant the le. A aurvev of couniy club leader held earlier this week allowed only i "probable" buyers mong the county's hundreds o( club mem ber. The nlr bus been held tor the rM two erii l"r younKter to elect young mock l"r development (or 4-11 ud r jirnjecln. KUrnnth mnrheii eonslun club-lVpe enlven tc tin le. which re auctioned iT( lo the hlnhest bidder with th younteri .theinelv doing Hie bidding . , . . Hob Rhodes, Klammh Llveatork CnininlMon auctioneer, waa to hne cried hl year'a auction. It ennuiih Interest In nhown he fore aale time next year, the Jun ior Fanner committee my r actlvatt the "ale. An early tory pper on Hie (arm pa. Man Faces Morals Charge a eharae nf andomv haa been r laced against Raymond Harry andm. 4t-year-nld kitchen worker liom Bacramento. He In held In the County Jail In lieu ol H.OnO ball. The charge ccue l.andln o( nrnging In an unnatural ae art with another man In the wah room ot a local tavern lanl Sunday morning. I.andu and the other man. Identified by City Police as Frank riplielhof, 31. a ranch hand, were arreMed at the tavern and booked at the City Jail (or dis orderly conduct. Rpllethof la now serving a JO dnv Jail sentence on that charge. 1 andm wan taken to the County Jail ye.Merdny. with new Johnsons Wax C 7fi& Green Barid L ) fells you its hew J f fcrtfGossGo-Cosff y gives floors BRIEFS Hume-Mr. mill Mi'i. A Hie it Piil. li'i'iuti mill i.nii UiMiii liiive rcliiini'd tu Ihcir lioiue In I.iivlnn. Wui'li., i Her n vli.il here Willi lri iiiIh mid lolatlven. Tlify mo loi'iiicr rt'ul ilenin ol the Altmiuint dl'itilcl, HinneMr. mill Mi'k. W. A. Kee sen mid elill'lnn, Jo mill Muiymin luivo ictuiui'd limn u li'ip tluil tonk llit'in to Wrunei, Cujo., lur ini'r lioiim o Mrn. KeeMi'i'. Kconer In now employed In tho power htmio lit 'Jokiiteit (''iiIIh, l ire llrllra Meet loiuoirnw, 7 :nt p. m., lit Btuwiut lAiiox lire Milium. hlmly The Intel niilloiuil Itela lloun iiluily Kioup ol the AAIIW iiiepin 'riiiii'Mliiy, H p. in., ut llin homo ol Vlvliin Allowuy, W2i Cres cent. Itlioilu 111 own w ill clvo n book revliw. Mlnnliinur) Tile Mlillilillili Mlii-i-lniiiiry Uncli'ty ol llin HH'lu "!' lint Cluueli held I'm monthly niccL ing Tuesday initlit. Jcl, 1. l the linnip ol Mm. Cllllonl Bullileis. Iiilinj Denver Ave. Mrs. Leon Juild wun lo-lionlcn Willi Mrs. Hinulern. The noxt nieeilng will bp held Mov. 4 III CiikscII Hull, X!W Wliud. Trip -Mr. and Mm. A. I). Alex ander returned yenteiduy niter xpcndliiK lour duyn In Hie oiin l''iiinii;io liny Anil. The Alexan der oilnblued bulnenil mid pleim lire on the nip. Alexander luiil tu have u check up. then they upeiil the remainder ol the lime vlHllnii relnlivcn m and around Hun liaii- CH.CO. Meels liur'ty-Zlon Lutheran Womcu'n Uuild In to meet at the chinch Thursday, 1:30 p. in. Mem beis are In bring sewing to woik oil, Mcctlni The Past Orniien will hold a'rcKUlnr meeting Wednesday iiikIiI at B o'clock at the home ul Kule Hokuc, 4311 i'luc. I here will be-a Jobs nuuiihtern meciuig ThurMliiy V l. in. al the Masonic Temple, lor Initliillon, The Cimnd OuaidiBii will be present. lloalrssrn Mrn C. 11 Lelk Will eutertnln the Mayllower club ol the lonitrcguiioniil ciiurcn at nw I,,.,.,, in s.iimm ruv Knrinv aft ernoon. Members are requested to meei ai ne cniinn i i, m. Transportation will be piovlded fur all who wish It. Rummage Kale The Klamath Falln On turn club Is sponsoring a rummage snle Frldsy and Bulur dsy at 815 Pine Street, formerly Wall s, next door to Lowell's lock ers and across from Uie Kmll parking lot. The sale statu al 8:30 a. m. Vl'W Regular meeting Thurs dav Oct. 18. o'clock. Kverybodv be there. Building commission meeting to follow the regular meet. Meeting The Naomi Circle of the First Bsptlsl church will meet 1 p. in. Thursday at the home nl Mra. Orval Alley, 817 Alameda Street, Wednesday members will meet 8 'clock In the parish hall ol Hi. Pauls church. Members and friends coidially welcomed. WW'S members will meet at the parlors of the First Methodist church 1 p. m. Thursday lor an alternoon of visiting. Rummage Kale by the Lsngell Valley Women's Club, at the IOOF Hsll, Bnnsnu, 10 a m. Friday. Oct. IT. Money from the sale goes to Red Cross. Csncer fund and needy families. new TRAILER HOMES Aoency for SPARTAN PONTIAC & CLIPPER NOW ON DISPLAY Balsiger Motor Co. Mala at liplonado Klamath foils mm -Johnson's Glo-Cocit a brighter, harder pofish! Wt'f ' ' J""""""""1""""""1 'I '"l!W"l i iaa.ia .'-f.'' 'V I mr . & iff I . ; UARUNE HADLEY it (he choice of OTI't Body and Fender tudoni lo repretenr (hem in (he con(e( for Homecoming Queen. Diwlene it a brown-eyed blonde. She ii 17 and hailt from Bly. Her parenfi are Mr. and Mrt. Horber( L. Hadley, Bly. Federal Court The session of U. 8. District Court being held here was li censed yesterday alternoon to al low Judk'e James Alger Kee to go lo Kn Francisco for Koine sched uled work there todav. Court Is due to resume at 3 D m. tomorrow, and a trial Jury panel has been called. Three cases re main on the docket, according to Clerk llel Kenyan. Yesterday a civil suit against the Coca Cols Bottling Company of Kliimmh Falln, charging violations of OPS celling prices, was heard by the court and submitted to Judge Fee for decision. A civil cane against the Southern Pacific, charging vlolsllnn ol Interstate regulation, has been settled, Ken yan said. The three remaining canei docketed Include two Involving auto accidents; and one In which Fire Destroys Midland Home A tire of undetermined origin yesterday alternoon destroyed the residence ol the Carroll Eugene HorMry family In the Midland area. The old frame house was a com plete loss, and the clothing and IKivessioni of the family were de stroyed. The fire broke out about J S0 p in. while the family was away, and equipment from the county fire ri-parlment and KFPA went out. By the time the equipment arrived, the (Ire was too far along to stop YOU CAN ST OF. SMOKING! try 1L san I "' I M MWI-iil If you wont to .tea smeilna and O STOf. Ssfe mtdicolly (ormulitod. Uitd b thou. sands, ftst Tobok-O-Stop today may stop year oranno for discover! !n. .,1."," ,,aIJ yJCt ' n.n,,ison nl! kl A I fKPPi.l IM1I I .JtF' iol.li 1 limiir-Ttiia Mimf i TaWM I ovisac t rwmrs In Recess a Southern Pacific employe Is suing for damages claimed rcsult-liu- from being required lo work In It-eextnir weather without gloves or wanning fucilltles. rT iiinftgfl.iT ill lust can't, try TOBAK. I and soo how quickly It tobacco. 6UARANTEED. Hard Gloss Glo-Cont gives a super-hard pol ish. When shoes scuff over the floor, polish stays anchored flat looks bright for weeks! Another product ol Johnson'$Wax research JjWc Specialize In CUSTOM COLOR MIXING BRAND NEW u -si' ROYAL I -v j-n QffiQ m iJi SB & I teBgte BS aggglg. 1Q01 Yfr Authoriged Gene,,, El.ctHc JI. m em sin i u Mot mjt -dfl ((. xi o p All ordinary floor pot- if Imfii J iVV. VfS- s' .'. ilL ishesaresoftShoespilc (I l rftr TO ' '7lY SJ ' 2t up the polish in Jittle 1 1 - VwISkSI V5 fVXiVl X I rilKC a"; 'C8Ve " tra'' Hard Gloss Glo-Coat XSt T V;7ju4l I if f I ii . - , i i r. : . i m v." r i -i ao i I V ' in tomato solids tht gbsorb and hold -X . i n .r vifAVZs Yj Fake Ampmo Attack Lures Reds Into Range With V. 8. Joint Amphibious Tusk Force Off Northeast Korea i The Army, Navy and Air Force combined Wt-ilnnidsy lo singe a mock Invuslon ol Communist north east Korea and drew thousands of lied troops out Into the open where Baby Show Sign-Up Set Itetjuttratlon of youngsters for baby show being sponsored by the Pylhlnn Sinters Is to be held at the J. C. Penney Store In the sec ond Jloor Infants' department, to morrow, Friday and (Saturday. The first 00 babies entered tomor row will receive gilts. The show, for children under five, rcgardlefs of place of resi dence, nns been organized on a iarvo scale. The Pythian Sisters have spent many hours of work In seeking out families in this entire nrnii with children and mailing them notices of the show. LovIiik cups and other trophies will be awarded al the close of the show In an elaborate corona lon pageant. Baby kings, queens, winces and princesses will be lealed on thrones. Each entrant vlll have a free health exnmlna lon and the healthiest children vlll receive ribbons. The preiilest girl and best look bg bov will be selected from each ige class represented. PIANO LESSONS Ana tg with ttaehtr aw ttartj four bey g" the instrument that is joy (or lilt. Yoa can rest lertl sew Spiatt piano (of .75 mosthlr at a vstd ioao as low al 4.00 monthly: la tilstr cosa you moy. It you wish, apply th rent, (or rcosonoblo limt, toward pwchese with ao aowa poymtnt accessory. . Louis. R. Mann Piano Co. l: N. 7th Hammond Organ ( I Yes, mort tomatoes... nine or mart in every J fSS V-yW A ' the flavors of sugar and spice, seasoning and sparkling vinegar. That's why you get more real col sup in every bottle in every drop of Dennison's. Yet Dennison's cosijs no more it's pre mium catsup at popular price. Make good foods better with richer, tastier Dennison's Catsup. they weie plastered by Allied war. planes. Nearly 100 ships Including a battleship, six aircraft carrlcrstand lour cruisers the greatest concen tration of U. N. naval vessels since I lie Inchon landing In 1050 partic ipated. Bo did thousands of well Irained American troops. Allied warplanes strafed and bombed the beaches. I The troops took only a short ride. They clambered down carno nets in full view of the Communist 'shore. Then the landing craft took i them around lo the other side of their mother ships and the soldiers, Madison' McDride Death Reported Word was received here today of the death In Modford of Madison McBrlde, 94, former Klamath Falls resident. lie was the father of two Klam ath Falls women, Mrs. Myra Wil kinson and Mrs. James Stewart, both fo 228 Ewauna street. Graveside services are to be conducted In Siskiyou Memorial Park, Medford. tomorrow, 10:30 a.m. So safe! Pleasant tasting for : valid CAUSED BV COLDS r-ntTOssm mutt be good when thou sands of doctors prescribe It. This famous modern cough medicine acta at once. It not only promptly re lieves bronchial and croupy cough ing caused by colds, but also loosens phlegm and makes it easier to raise. fotussin Is tale and mighty effec tive for both old and young. Pleas ant tasting, Inexpensive. PERTUSSIH- 11 Sunday-Dinccr j )Jt ' JJv Quality y(Ju -'"' j Viatw : -I 1 , In full Invasion gear, clambered back aboard. I The landing ships, with only Navy crews aboard, then dashed toward the beach but pulled up 4.01O yards from shore and returned to the huge fleet. The operation was the culmination of months ot realistic training and planning. There was no plan to land but the operation was com pletely realistic In every other way. The mock forces gathered off Kojo, south of the Ked port ol Woman and 33 miles north of the battle line on the East Coast. The sight of the great, gray fleet must have given the Keds the Jlllers. One purpose of the mock Inva sion dubbed "Operation Trojan Horse" was to draw the Reds toward the coast so air could strike them. Three days before Allied ships and warplanes had moved In fo soften the Kojo area, exactly as In a real pre-landing bombardment. The Reds returned the fire. Mean while, the troops practiced land ings at Kangung lo the south in full view of friendly South Koreans. Word of an Impending "invasion" was purposely allowed to leak out. 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