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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, OCTOTWR 20, 10152 PAGE EIGHTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON I- It Is estimated that If U the re eoverable coal reserve of Ken tucky were converted Into gasoline, there would be enough motor tuel to last the entire United States for 100 years. Are You "New Tractor" Minded? if so, wait till Nov. 16th the greatest tractor news since 1939 .. . THE BIG NEW MM i KLAMATH TRACTOR 5616 So. 6th Really Complete RADIATOR SERVICE CLEAN REPAIR e RECORE From the Largest Industrial Radiator To the Smallest Automotive 2 Experienced Men To Serve You BOB MORRISON - JESSE MARTIN SPECIALIZED SERVICE 1434 Main NITROGEN FERTILIZERS O Sulphate of Ammonia O Ammonium Nitrate and Other Types of Fertilizers Are Available At Simplot Soilbuilclers NOW 2052 Washburn Way Mil AGAINST mm ( f erf a, kr aw oet&OH awu noouun Although the number of active clergymen In the United States has inoreased about 40,000 since I M0 or about 30 per cent, the National Council of Churches reports there are thousands of vacant pulpits. 2Lv and IMPLEMENT CO. Phone 8801 Ph. 5103 Phone 2-1438 MONOPOLY LEGAL CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Statement of Receipts and Disbursements fur the Quarter Ending September 30, IBM Funds Balance July 1, 1953 General Bond Sink State Tax St Em. Fire Equip K M P. Operating K.M.P. Levy Jail Levy Depreciation Sink. .... Park. Meters Au port - Park Perpetual Care Clly Property Kouds - Sewer Levy Charitable Fund - Imp. Revolving Library Lot Revolving - Recreation C. Moore Cein. Fund Part Payments Boxing Comm. ...... Emergency - Park Paving - Unclaimed Property - Kl. Imp. Fund Swim. Pool Levy Occupation Tax Vet. Mem. Park Kl. Crem. & Maus. Linkville Cem Employes Retire Airport Sink Fire Dept. Levy Linkville Cem. Sink. 7I.7S3.U S3.761.93 34,013.7 8,323.37 14.349.99 33,240.00 340.1 37,t7.3 31.043.64 4.93.93 18.334.31 411.80 10.270.31 13,351.70 3.360.53 1.753J7 3.036.81 4,364.34 6.328.83 296.75 323.36 1.094.36 3.945.96 613.93 873.76 3.340.84 1U13.S0 3.398.90 813.33 3.997.57 14.913.88 5,963.93 1,031.16' 7,000.00 S348.347.0S 'Indicates Overdraft investments. All Funds i Cash In Banks I Ruth T Berry. Treasurer of the City 01 Kiamatn rails, uregon. ana i, Frank A. Blackmer, Police Judge of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, do hereby certify that the foregoing ts a true exhibit of the receipts and disbursements of each particular fund and the condition thereof of the Citv of Klamath Falls, Oregon, at the close of business on entombs so. 1952. as shown by the receipts and paid vouchers on llle i and the ledger of said accounts and balance is a true and correct statement wereoi. Witness my hand and seal this 33nd day of October, 1953 Stale of Oregon ) , County of Klamath ) Ruth T. Berry. City Treasurer City of Klamath Falls ) Frank A. Blackmer, Police Judge j 0-29 No. 206 DICK MAGUIUE 31AYOR 7 "0.-W-. Adminiitrativt Ability" I4. Adv. by Dick BUxelre Have our Auto Clot Specialists replace the bro ken windshield or door gloss in your truck. It will b properly put in to stand tha sever vibration charactere Isticof truck and tha glot will be of the best. KIMBALL'S CUSS SHOP Pteert et Pertiai In Reer 1)1 WhMt Pimm TVt NOTICE Disburse ment Receipt Balance Sept. 30, 1063 70.776.16 I 38.636.36 9.418.13 45,133.68 13.430 96 1.047.65 355.60 .93 411899 13.853 05 7,501.78 1.018.91 1.0t38 1.664.76 948.89 I 39,511.31 60,306 80 43.759.21 14.385.21 33.695.60 321.38 36.687.99 14.409 96 6,616.78 10,028.18 470.00 9,673.11 14,200.74 3,341.03 4.56S.05 3,666.00' - 4,364.35 13.44S.63 296.76 176.66 1,316.76 3.659.31 613.96 873.75 3.610.00 6.068.84 11.676.60 3,571.08 1.189.93 3.417.33 12,189.13 8.963.93 11.758.96' 7,000.00 3.883.35 35,377 14 t.198.59 7,913.43 19.74 1.608.63 30,488.73 6,848.93 9.334.94 1.011.18 3,162.86 99.86 119.50 14.286.09 6,899.66 10.445.47 11.48331 1,196.77 .01 3,328.77 4194 321.40 140.63 .01 2.81000 1.828.00 463.00 372.18 377.70 303.05 644.62 945.37 437.38 1.883.39 3.369.38 11.673.17 $203,904.89 $154,314.63 $295,656.80 $325,378.71 295.656.80 funds: and that the above cash 5 19 Gal. 1229 East Main COURTEOUS EFFICIENT WORLD WAR II VET , Will devote full time to th taxpayer George H. Adler, M. D. Candidat for Re-election for the office of County Coroner N. Adv. yum) Johnston Turbines lerkeUy Cantrif uqal Myar'i Prenur Pumpt Am Sprinkler System MVVWVWWIMVVVVVVVVVVVVVVrVtrVterVVVrVtM Car Or Truck MOTOR REBUILDING TRANSMISSION DIFFERENTIAL OVERHAULING By Factory-Trained Experts At JUCKELAND TRUCK SALES and SERVICE, Inc. 11th and Klamath Ph. 2-2581 WE PICK UP and DELIVER Legal Notice NOTICE or BOND SM. Rsalerl prnno.sla will he received by the Common Cuunrll at the t'lli of Klamath rail.. Oiean, for Hi. pur eliee of .tr.el liiiiirnvemenl bona., Series S3 94 end SI. asKieealine;, Twen. ty elahl thiHL.nd three hunilieci nme te..n .nil HJ.lutl lhillnr. S;fl.:tUI 21 duly aulhort.ed hy otUlnancea of the Mid Clly of Klantalh rail., for Ilia cnu atruclton and Improvement tit the lnl towlne Improvement unit, .misled In Ih. lily of Klamath tall., Orr,m, Improvement t'nll No. lift, extend ln alone. Palmer Stieel from Ilia Southwr.lcrly l.lna of Pacific lerrece In the a.mihwe.terly Line of lha Allay t lha rear of UH IH, llliH-k IS. and Lot IT. II ock IS. Illll.iue Ailtminn; no- provam.nl linlt No. lis. alrndln .in,,. lAwniicn street, from tha Boulll- we.terly Line of Newclle Mrcel itor. marly an aliavi. to wie BmmwMinw Ltna of Ilia Alley at lha rear of l.ol 17. Block a. and in i.. move 1.1, .'" Ida Addition, and Improvement t'ntt No. tlT, exlendlns along l.owcu etirp. from Eldorado Avanua lo Pacific. Tar- "i'ropoula to purchase aald bond, will k r'.tv,.t hv the nnitet'.tshrtl up to and Including lha flr.t day of Uciem- Der. null, at tne nnur oi -even o'clock pm of aald day and opened at a regular meeting of the Common Council Immediately thereafter; aald bonda .hall la daled December IS. Iiwt, and .hall ba In amonnu of Soon 00 aach, except iKind No. 1. or arh erl... which .li.ll ba for lha fracllonal part of aald .tun, and all .hall ba dua Ian yar. aftrr Ilia data of Iwtia, paymattt of tha entire bond, opllotial with aald Cll at any coupon paying data on and after ona year from tha dala thereof. Said bond, will bear Interest at tha rata of not to exceed lx per cent per an num, payaple aeml-annually on De cember IS and June IS of each year, principal and Inlere.l payable at the office of the Irea.urer of the City of Klamath rail., Oregon All prtipti.au mu.t ue uiu-niiuiin'oei and accompanied by a certified check for five per cent of the prolni.al. The Common Council recrves lha right to reject any and all bid.. The .uccc.ful bidder for .aid bond, will be furnished with an opinion a. to the validity thereof by tha law llrm of: Wlnfree. McCulloch. Shuler A Sayre, Spalding Uulldlna. Portland, Oregon. Thle nollca I. authorised by ordtn ancea of the Common Council of the City of Klamath ran., uregon, oateu October aoih, 1US. rrank A Hiacamer Police Judge, for the Clly of KUmalh k'nlU OrcKOh O. 14-JS-37-3a-JI-30-:il No l-.-t-4 S.-7.-lP- ii-ia-is-ia-is-iT-io-ip-iAwi-.-..-. - w ST. No. 103 The number of men who emi grated from the United Stalea has been greater than the number oi women each year since 1930. al though the ratio of two to one In some years of the '30a has been reduced since that time. Specleliie In COLOR MIXIMG 1 AD PAINT andD STORE Phona 3324 TOMMY HESS Democratic Nomine for Klamath County ASSESSOR Qualified Through Experience l3' Years Deputy Alienor) It e. H. Aeler Valley PUMP And EQUIPMENT Co. 2175 So. 6th Ph. 9776 A NEW LOCATION A NEW COMPANY Th (am reliable Line of Pumping and Irriqotion Equipment It Happened This Way in New Pine Creek Br IIIVIN t'AKItl Huhl Are you Renubllerinf Well If go, you'd irIUr pluck it wIiir (onllirr end preaa It In Uio Ininlly Bible Juki ntt rello oi niiecle fnnt broomliiB extinct o your Kimulkicl. end uirlr ollnprlnif will luwo gtiiiiftliliiK timulblo et which lo ninrvrl Jiwt bit ol evi dence (r llicni when llicy heur It Mild, "There once ! publlciin Pitrty In Amt'rlce"! AWo nulHI una emi t ue nut You'll know exactly wlmt I nirim II you ntloiulcd the Hrinib- llcun rully In Litkevlew hint Wed nrmdiiy evriilnii, mid ht'itrd the ntvt-rbcretlnv. hritrt-briiken lli t the imuclty of those prri-rnU llle RcpublloniiH nre nuiiwcd to be ntiiKlim timely comebeck. Where were meyT I lor one ex oecled the bulldlni to be Ducked with eniier pulriotji lo rescue Ihe country frum Truinnnliim which line urensed ihe country exinwHy Into noclitlhtllc wellnre mule. The wnv It wits Ihe hundred or so present filled only part of Hie cenirtti section oi seitut in trie building end their inlnune to the introduction of the nntublrn present nnd the iiood UiIuks thnt were iwld wits frequent enoimh end Klucore eiioiiKh but the members, were o scunt Hint the noise therefrom sounded scnnt-like In the modernto- ly spucloiis uuilllurlum like Ihe ln.it pod of summer thnt hurt lost most lis seeds. There wits tuch n en IlKhlenltiB nnd Important proiirm of speukers present thnt It In drea rctiretiuble tlmi more people were not mere, to nenr tno aire fncts of the extrnvnunnt end wnn- tcvi aiiendiiiK of the present nd mlnlslrullon. Onej most the Ke publlcen.1 In the county were out hunllng deer Instend of hunllnu fncts. Could be with all- Ihe cm pulKiilnir koIiik on tlml the doer nre mtu'h hnrder to find. Amid this nppurent complncrncy II is ensy to see how en active pnrly. especially If It Is under uround, can net such a surpriilnn hold on e country before us com ulncent fellows who cull ourselves conservative Amerlcnns, or Repub licans or even mild patriots, If you please know what in damnation la Roln' on I If the Democrats couia ao tne Job better without appeasing, dis torting or Ignoring Ihe subtle and crafty Intentions of Htalln here on the home front okay I But there ts sufficient evidence to the contrary and our nation Is fast losing face with It's false, blood-stained pros perity! tplnt'j. Urvnn. rnmm.nl.lAi An the Herald and News snoruoriid radio station, KFLW. in talking so elequently on "Why I'm for Elsen hower." gave the most challenging and Inspiring address of the eve ning, with his array of honest facts not Just fanciful figures about Ihe condition of our country and the dangerous trend Into which we sre drifting under our present lesdershlp. Being an ex-service man wno spent 4i) years of his life fighting three of the strongest dictators the world has ever known outside of Stalin Mussolini, Hitler e,d Tojo and winning for a supposedly leasu ing peace, ne comes nome ana finds that the leaders tor whom he voted so messed up our prestige Iss a nation that ws are losing 1 Ihe respect of the free nations of I the world. ! "The turning point In my political illfe came," he asld, "Isst Msy when I changes' my registration from a Democrat to Republican In the May primary. I voted for Roosevelt In 1M0. It was my first I chance to vole. I voted tor Tru man In 1B4R." 180 did I. Kld.i "We won World War II and were I then the strongest nation In the world In every respect and we had Ihe respect of Ihe world. In three years lime." he continued, "we lost thst lesdershlp so rapidly, through such an extravagant and such a ridiculously wasteful demo blllzntlon program that we could not even execute a Utile third rale Korean war. We've lost 120,000 boys with the war still going on polntlrv.lv and needlessly. We were told by our military leaders," he said, "thai a war with China could never be won by ground forces alone that success would have to be by the use of a strong air force and a naval blockade. Yet our stale department and com mander-in-chief would not let our air force bomb concentrations be yond the Yalu River nor Uv a naval blockade because of some communistic Inspired agreement so calculated that to violate aame would endanger our relationship with Oreat Britain who was sup plying the North Koreans and com munistic China with munitions and supplies." Wynne went on lo cite numerous Instances wherein the present ad ministration made unbusinesslike and out-right stinky deals with private Individuals and concerns that costs the taxpayers untold mil lions. He reviewed the administra tion's close fellowship and tolerant Indifference to the growing num bers of communists and fellow travelers In Oils country such as In the Alger Hiss esse. He told how Russia was overthrown by the bolsheviks In 1917 with a pre viously quiet but powerful! minor ity of 1 to 71,000 who employed strategic sabotage. How one week later after Presi dent Truman asld In a speech that we hsd nothing to fear from com muniststhere were such a fewa In this country. Then the FBI came out with a statement that there were 55,000 communist In this country or roughly '1 to 2,700. If one In every 27,000 could over throw Russia, one communist In every 2,700 In this country must ccrtnlnly pose a threat to our national security. Yet President Truman would have us believe we have nothing to worry about from the existing communists In this country I And this In the face of the well known fact that Stalin has said, "We shall conquer the world but not with armed force. It shall be by boring from within, termite fashion," the well known communistic strategy. Mrs. Marshall E. Cornet, quaint- I ly and efficiently fullflllccV her Job or cnairmansnip ana master oi ceremonies. Earl T. Ncwbry, was the first speaker Introduced and he spoke frankly of various phases of his Job citing some of the changes wherein he had enabled his office to be of greater service to the people of Oregon than It had been previously to his taking office. The Oregon senator Bam Coon who Is running for congress Is a forthright sneaker firmly of the opinion that government can be placed on a far-greater business hka basis than at present. He pointed out different Insliiiici's where he as an Oregon senaitir, bv taking a alauiich, fearless atniitt on various bills was able to save Ihe people of the atnlo ninny, luuny thousands of dollars. The meeting closed wllh Hie recording ol the vast iiiltliilKht wel coming accorded to Mr. and Mrs, Ike Klsenhower when they passed through Kluiuntli falls recently, 111 their pujnmns, aboard their speclul campaigning Pullman car, Irtim which tliev wore aroused from slumber. Ike tins a big, low pitched Irlenillv voice, an enny rcitily wit unit Mis. Klsenhower hits a very gincioun ninnucr, "Blio Is a tre mendous help lo her husband on Ills cnmpulgn tour of Ihe miliary," suld Mrs. Cornell, who hud the pleasure of riding with her uu Ihe 11 itln lor some dlstunce when they passed through Oregon, I chose Ike long before the Re publican convention did and It la nut particularly party enthusiasm that line any bearing on my choice. I do believe In the two pmty sys tem however, especially when the Democratic party began to lean so heuvlly on a left-wing prop, and thrived so lustfully upon luxation and promiscuous spending. The Enst Hide Urmiue held Its regulur meeting lust Hulurdny eve ning. A feature of Ihe meeting was Hie ceremony put on by the grad uating members of the Juvenile Orange who hnd graduated Into the tiubortlinale u inline. Orntliiatlng members were Juan Carter, Mona McClaln, Barbara Fisher, Lee McClnm, Mike Cook, Kogor til, Clulr, HHI Mllisnp. Karl Porter and Larry Angland. Grad uating exercises ordinarily In Ihe past have been held In May but since most of the above mem bers held olllce they desired lo wall until Ute year was completed. Diplomas were ordered but did not arrive In lime for the exerclsea tjalurday Ulght. Those tuklng part In the ceremony were: Barbara risher, Larry Angland and Karl Porter. Others taking part were Kay Ulshop, who acted as master of llle Buuordlnale Orant'O. He gave Ihe young people a few words of welcome Into the Orange, Past Matron Famtle fisher as sisted In the ceremony. Audret Millsup took the place of the Juve nile maalor. Jimmy Cooper acted as secretary. Alma May Fisher and Dibble Bray, assistant alewards, lead Ihe young gr minora from the gates of Ihe juvenile room. outers taking part were Janet and Donnle Farls, Dick Cooper, MsrgiriH and Joyce Koonett and Matron Erbee Mulkey. Corsages and boulonnietea were presented to the graduates present and lo those Inking part In the ceremony. The subordinate Orsnge wss Uie sudtence and welcoming partici pants. All graduates and members are asked lo be present at Ute next regular meeting of the Orange on Nov. 1, lo receive (heir belaied deplomaa, and lo elect new ot Hccis tor the coming year, and a new matron. "We especially want the graduates lo be present." Mrs. Mulkey aald, "lo help atari the newly elected olllcera along the way on new and successful year." Ray Blrber, representing N al ley's Bales (Service, donated a box 01 potatoe culpa ana a gel long of dill picklea for Die big Square Dance Jambtsree held at ihe Valley Fails Orange hall on Saturday, Oct 35. A wedding ahower was presented to Mrs. Bart tirrivner at Willow Ranch last Monday evening at I o'clock, llioae attending Irom here were Mrs, Amy Cloud, Nelda Thompson. Leela Perry. Mrs. Mary Binder, Mra. Ethyl Cundllf, Beverly Vincent, Mra. Huth Law son, Mrs. Clsdys Porter, Mrs. Jes sie McClaln and daughter, Carroll. At an informal businesa meeting to the local fire department, held Monday night. Oct. 20, tickets were passed out to the members present lo sell for Ihe 2nd Annus! Fire men's Dsnce which will be held in Ihe Orsnge Hall on Nov. I. lite dance will begin at o'clock and will last until 1.30, There will be two door prizes given away. Frank Ross'a Bandoleera will furnish the music for the occasion and supper will be surved. Cpl. Elwyn I Mickey) Doss la home visiting his parents. Mr. and Mra. Lee Doss in Alturss on a 30-dsy pre-embarkstlon leave Irom Kelly Field. AFB, San Antonio. Texas. He has been having s gland lime and Is rather anxioua lo aee Just what in heck la going on over there In Korea. It won't lake him long lo find out once there aa he Is In the Intelllgenee branch of the air service and will soon be doing reconnaissance flying when there on duty. On his return to Kelly, he will be assigned lo Ihe U.B. Fillh Air Force In Korea. Bin, Bcrlvner arrived home on a hllcn-hlking furlough last Saturday afternoon from hia base at Long Beach. Did some hunting Sunday and was auccessfull In getting deer meat, tie nas to Be back to his base the evening of Oct. 27. Stanley Woods arrived week ion last Saturday from hla navy base si Mare Island, where his ship Is In dry dock. He has a ten day leave, lie win oe going overseas soon after his return lo his ship. Ernest Hsrdlsty and son were up from Herlong for a final deer hunt Friday, n being his second attempt to bag a buck this aeason. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Havel left last week for down around Chester where he will be engaged In log hauling If his plsns materialize. Legal Notice SUMMON". EQUITY NO. .150 in tnr. cikcuit court or Tim statu or onr.ooN ron Tin county or ki.amath William J. Mar.tnn, Plaintiff, vs. Lavlna Maraton, Defendant. To lavlna Mar.tnn. Defendant: In tha Nam of tha State of Oregon you are hereby required to appear and answer plaintiff, romplalnt on file herein on or nefnra lha 20th day of November, I0S2, and If you fall lo ao an.wer or nlherwlM appear, for want thereof plaintiff will apply to tha rniirt for tha relief prayed for la" hi. eom plaint to-wlt. Tor a decree of divorce of and from you upon the grounds of de.ertlon. Thla summons Is served upon you by publication thereof In the Herald nd Newa onra aarh week for lour consecutive weeke Iftve ln.ertlnn.1 pur susnt to tha order of tha Honorable David R Vsndenbars, Juris, of lha hove entitled court, niado and entered tha 20th day of October, ISS2, tha llr.t publication to be marie on the 22nd day of October, 10.12, and tha la.t pub lication thereof lo be meda on tha Ifiih day of November, IM2. Kriwln R. Drlscoll Allorney for Plaintiff . Pine Tree Bulldlns Klsmslh raid, Oregon O. tl-JQ-N. 6-12-10 No. SOI CLASSIPIE0 RATES i One any Three dnva .. per worvl So i'" i 'r Week Run .. per wotul 2iio Month run por word DM ............ The nihiliniun chargo for any one ad Is too. BOX NUMIIKKS Answers lu ads niuy be handled through but numbers at Uie paper fur service charge of Hoc DICADMNKH Clnsslfled ada accepted up to 1:30 p.m. fur following day's publication, up to Noon Satiirtlny for Monthly, classified display ads accepted up lo 12 noon for following duy'i publi cation. ADJUSTMENT Please mnke all claims for adjust- ....... i- Willi. ,HI. il.,liiv Corrections or cancellations re ceived by 5:30 p in. will be liiudo In following tluy't publication, by 12 Noon Sutunluy !nrMonday. C PUNIKAL HOMI1 WAlil'lllaMaih'l9uneVa1""llwna, Bit High Street. I'linne XIJ 1 MIITINO NOTICIJ KLiMATH CHAPTKH No. 35 Royal Arch Masons will hold a Hprclnl ineellllg Wed.. Oil. 20, 7:30. Will collier lloyal Arch Domex on class of candldnlea" Visiting Companions Invited. C1IA8. It. BONNKY HP. KLAM A I'll FALLS Aerie No. 20110 . f.ot Regular ineetllil vM rrto ak'4jBnlght 7:45 p XrJ'- O. K. Hall. every Friday in. si-aaf jrn T R a. mil teL?&TOs!rVuid Walnut. Vuillug members cordially Invited. "i rrrt- . i rrTi k I " " ' EVERY THURSDAY evrry Secretary 1010 Pirn I aWi35fVB biHIetlon 7iriT. third Thursday lirt".l W O. HOOPKIl t;mirr imkc umiko no. jit v AC A AM will hold a nitfclul rommimlratlmi m Uio J.O.OK. hull Thur. v uy flvcitiiti, Ocu.iwr stoib ; tit 8:00 P.M. Work in tlx MM dcirM-e. V II j n ; brrlhrrn Invited. O. K Tl.onuwn( WM Phtinn Ji.Vl 2 LOST AND fOUND F0(NI lK WlpUr lor an Vfilii i at rtrnipttjltv nurunt and rlaattoo. I runiliuM Until gw, WllUid HufL. rclltm. dinrtaf . tlanrtnt mghiii . WI1X PAHTY who pi'ktd up fhlnV.tot, pin itr or In JUtutday( pit rail aula Kawara LOflf tUASA h'ii ri.t .trKSil arindlng, full p 4varimtl hand, Ualrhj band. Lbtl rawaid. Phona 44"e4 i;ohT7rthtKndrt.ari.la.lia bl II Id juat nutih of Ilanlair on Mm nil Itigtiwar or Airwar Uftva. Kp ttt"nr IhiI forward Mpra to J. W. Katni Imptamani mm-m 4-INRAL NOTICES l4lfWT)N6 i on llunla propaVlyWrl Ida At KUmalh l-ka (a raMrrad l4 parmKlaaa un'f,- TrMiMari haap oul NOTIt'K A l r 9 n t " purhaing Hpanuh Guitar fa-ran I ly phoia M10U. MRSONALS MOVING? . . . Call 7-US Ixx-al-Long Lllstance Plane and appllsru-e moving lierlallty Transfer and Htorage Bekln's Moving and BUiraie Peoples Wo rehouse "Rlnce ll" EXCAVATING Mobil Shovel and Trench Hoe nulldoMT -rill Dirt Topaoll Crushed Rock Driveway Clodeat Compressor CHANK KKItVICK GRAHAM BROS. PHONE 6M1 or tAIW Septic Tanks Cleaned Newest Bsnltsry Methods Also ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Cleans Bewer Lines of Roots, etc, ro r kino 3U4 Orchard Phone MM1 AU'nllcil.iea ANnSYMOI'S will' '.. I. help (mi. Una 3na. Thnne Xtaf 1 STANI.rY llnma lod"uct.Plioae" 'f", e.Air Slt.ri repreaentatlve. hona 'rlSi ATlir.NA- Problem. Analaea. '.ra 4J. t-latemft.il Hotel. 10 SIRVICIS b.eealc'nriiAVrirTtyi'AiitB Ona day eervtre on all makes e!-rtt .havera. Remington. Schick, anal fcua he.m MII'KVH jrWKI.RRl rilONg 1191 ctaanaii Lacy ""Ring. Pliona KU Itr.MonrLINO anrl rrpalrrlnpri far pantry Na fob too am all Call Me ROoriNU. mncrrla. carpantry, ndd Jrilta. ly flhlllrd craflman phona Out Cook, MtM 3M(t Bnulh Sixth. HKVlfM.' tirfumaklni. alteration,, bound hti1tnnh'tfa, drana, bad-praadJ rarl O'Nalll. I'hona J-lMl bnivlWAY MATtlllAL rhonaXf(4 M Dowdy. MOWIN(i and rakln.AUo II. r Jafrard. Thnna M.1J. 'plowing CUNTAINS laiwdt'ad and ttrlcba4. rnnni ani CrMFNT contractor,' iohona WiiiFrai ail imataa RADIO ftIiVrCrSrtrmakainf cnulaniia and raaaonabla aarvlca. r- ork IQlh and Mam. WII.L hl'rk your d licit and iraaa. 3Ml4 FllntPhona 2 .1017. iHONiNQ and mandTnTnhofiaiifel. IMfCK HUNTKnn Wa fttrtt. rlaan and ahln rnrka CUm a and IMiaaaanla. frnran. varuum aaaiad In hallana baaa and hnitrl OA hnuf aarvlra KLAMATH OAMF. RmVICC 1-1 10. KI.AMATH AVE. atl.CCTRbi.ilX aarvlrei. PhonnnttT" French Build Supersonic Jet PARIS VB The Muuler. tt let fighter Is the first French-built plane to break the sound barrier. An announcement from the Air Ministry yeslerditv snld U. 8. MnJ. John M. Davis o Wright Field, O., piloted the swept.Wng craft In Its faster-than-sound test flight' over Melun. a short dlalnnea anntheast of Paris. fMlmhlno- Af set en.. ii .... , "i i-iv. ruji, iui;if- JaOniiese Mminl.ln t... knAn kih. 1.V formalljed, some climbers car. r.ving neavy axes or sabera to lest at shrines and others speaking J IhS mminlalH In .mmI ma... .lK.m the National Oeographii Boclc'tuf, r