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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1952)
WKI3NKSDAY. CK.TOHKH 211, lllf.2 IIKRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON not mvck Demos Have No Chance To Win State Legislature (Thin la Ilia him unci of fnur ar- Irlrn about Orrlim'i initial rlrc llnn rarulldstra.l lly I'.Mli IIAHVCy Jit, (i A (.KM W CliHiiucii Hint llif ljnnuitrnt) inlvhl win amlnil i,l I. if IHM Ouiiuu LuuMuluio me ,mn-ixl!..iiil. Tim HepuUllouis already have Ihn Hrlinto irwal unci mo llkuly In win Uik lluui.o l.y 11 mile inni uln. Itriiiiblkaiiit I'uiiiiiillnl tlir luril Kalinin by Ji ll Mini Kill, mm thry inuHnl umlrr UK Driiiuc;nitti In III HllU'c 61 lo U. In fuel lliric Iiiimi'I Wii K Iwo'imrlv '''' Inn In Ihr l.cuttluluio allies the clrirrn.ifln duya. In lli 3IMminir Brnnlc, t he lie puullimin li.ivo II liuliluvur incin Urm, or Uio'a who tluii'l fate re rltclluu lluliin this year, plin live who don't liavo any uiiollion. 'Hut innkcii 10, Willi h U a Uaio majority. In lli tiU-iiirinbrr Il'iUhP, ull rui are mkiiiiI rvory rlrciioii. 'I lip Routillriiiin hiive a bill lit-ud tort here, with M ol tlirlr cunrtl rtaloa who will win reelection with nut any oopo'lllon. Only two Drum, i rn In will win their conleeta with out opponent!. The new Lruialitture, which nieela early In January, will be more exnfrieix'ed than ullirri of rrcrnt yeaM, If a Inlue aliate of I he Ini uniljimt cnndlilnleii are elect ed An expected. Ilealilea the 13 holdover nirmhera n Hie Keiinlij, rlunl senators arc rrkliiK jei'lectlon, In addition 10 llin Hniiata who have hud incvluus lenhlntlvo experience. Thlrly-alx niPinbern of the 1 ri r 1 Howe ire 111 111 1 1 ii i nuiiln. which n Ir u In mi Minimally hlitli percent- n only tlx ol ic;,c are unno- train. The new president of the Bennte probably will be Hen. luiKi'iie K. Miirh, McMlnnvlllo lawyer, who would be the third mini who tvi-r nerved bolli en ripenker of the lloiife and Bennte president. )tr wan apeulcrr In IMS, and has been I'liiilriiiuii of the 'up bcnalo com inittecji. Mnr.'h la a holdover, no doenn'l have to worry about the diction. If the llepublU iinx win the Home a.i expected, the upeiiknr li ex pected to be Jiep, ituuie wiineini ,lr Portland, If Wllh-hn wins hl election conical, Wlliielm, ennir- inm of I lie linportam iioute lax Committee In llitil, la a Portland wniclioune npcriiinr. In the ficiuite conlcals, Paul E. (Jrddos, rtonelmrii. lawyer v. ho voted by ipuim'uivo news reporiera an llie licit mnn In the 11161 Home of IteprcnenlollvcB, Is iimklntt try for tlio Heiiutc. II In opponent la Wllllnni O. Kcl.'.ay, llowbuig Drill oc in I, purl owner of a auwinlll. The Utiinte content In Jo'CpllH'C County li between (Jctie L. Brown, Cirunta Puss lawyer and a Hepub- lliun, and Can n. mb.mc, retired Oranta I'ans postmaster. In the Cons-Curry dlurlct, George A. Ulelt, Coiiulllii plywood niniiii lacliiier, Is ruiiiiliift ukuium OeorKi P. Kromiiberu, Caiidon, wnone uunie niiii wrlitin in an the Demo cratic nominee. 'II1I4 la the aeat Marine I'tlfrarii, candidal far ( unlr I'amiiiUalanar, advaialaa Iivllil Ibrt . , , Ml raad rati br aiapar aHaartlalaa snd ptnHng . oaMnlr raada 'andar raNNtv aatP and aava manfft Paid Adf. Marlm Prltri.a now held by Ben, William Wehh, Gooa Bay, 1 former Bcnaie real- aent who IB quiiunv. Hen. Paul li. J'murion, uuinoro Republican who wa Benai nredi- dent In IBM. Is unonpoied. ion rortiunu'ra ee me five Multnomah County berate Msiln. The iu-publlcann aro H. Kui(cne Allen, labor leader; Milton IS. Kuhn, retired Insurance mi-ii; Rep. Graham Klllum, reel enlato man; Ucp. X'at Loneritan, life iiiivuruiice; and John C. P. Marrlfleld, alo a The Democrata In the Multnomah Henate race are Hen. Jack Bain, Hen. Thomaa R- Mahoney; Volhey Martin, a labor leader; Beit Rich ard L. NeiibcrKcr, and state Treaa urcr Walter J. Pearson. In the Senate district Includlnti Clackaniaa, Columbia and Mull noinah Cvuntlea former Btate Rep, Dcnn Bryaon, Portland lawyer and a Republican, opposes Olga M. Wllnon, Portland Democrat. Mrs, Wilson la the widow of former Ben. Manley J. Wilson, and ahe accks In tir-nrl hitr IaIm hllKhnrl I Btato Rep. John P. llounacll. Hood River Republican, haa oi- Marine Tells Of Escape WITH Ut MARINE dl7inON, Korea tfi Marino Bgt, Donald HUllak of Cleveland, O , told today how a wounded marine eacaticd capture bv Chinese Redat "Una Marine uiaine withheld) had been wounded in both arms and leas. When the Chlncne found 1h!a fellow they atopied and felt for a heart beat, 'I hey also took off his ahora and tickled his feet Iryinu to find cut U lie waa still alive. "l.urklly. ho had will power enouali not to move. The Reds turned (wav. "Later, the Marina crawled off iiiti iwu biiu uiiwuan rice paonira ia eur lines. He waa a mesa but he Uid coma back." KCNULt'TIUNH TAirEII, Forniona Ms With one day o bo, the Chinese Overseas Aflalra Conlerenre hia at some kind of record, It bat patted 330 resolutions. A smell space ad en . , . CAMP SEPTIC TANK CLEANER SVAN LAKE MOULDING CO. 3226 So. 6th Ph. 3169 No Soot! No Smoke! Enjoy a houseful of heat with so little fuel -Furnace Volume heat for the price of a heater MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! ' P ATI NTIDjT AUTOMATIC OIL or GAS HEATERS I Will ' v ; 1 1 m i ; s-"fS TjT gij; Mors) and hotter heat evr lh floor than eny itev 1HI J,,1llH 1 ..- -; --at ' ., - .-, . : I 'V' ; IVIRYBODY WANTS IT-ONLY SIEGLKR HAS IT- ni to thi tonoM or thi coio noon proilimi ho-' Only Siegler's exclutivo patented TWO-IN. ONE HEATMAKER does it Compare before you buy any heater! Every cent of your MONEY BACK if your new Stealer healer doesn't deliver more and hotter heat at we floor outlet than any other comparable sue heater regardless of make or price I III YOU NIASIIT DIMII OS WSItl lliotl. CINTIAUA. III. ,ns" Come in for a FREE DEMONSTRATION! KEEPS HEAT. ON TUC DR. CLARENCE Y. C. PANG Announces - the opening of his DENTAL OFFICE Room No. 1 1--621 Main St., Klamath Falls, Oregon (Abova Swanten't Barber Shop) Phone 2-3266 for Appointment nonlllon In the contest for the Hood Kivcr-Wasco Senate sent. Ken, Philip 8. . Hitchcock, Kla math Kalis farm equipment deal er, la runnlnit for reelection agnlnM James F. Docile, Prlneville, whose mime wan written In on the Demo cratic bnllot. Ken. fl'ewart Hurdle, Condon Re publican, hasn't any opposition. Neither does Lowell Steen, Milton Freewaler rancher who wants the Umatilla County Senate neat. A man with a hard fight on his hands la Sen. Vernon D. Bull, La Grande Democrat. His Repub lican opponent la Charles W. Ding ner, retired La Grande grocery- man. Ben. Elmo K, Smith, John CT Republican, has nq opponent. Two Tillamook men are running for the Lincoln-Tillamook Stnat position. They are Warren A. Me Mlnlmee, Republican and former district attorney; and Leonard J. Simmons. leTI WflMUM ACUUAHT. KW.UWiV OUCON 1 4 I m aaaaall.aWaJaafc You And-Your Children Are Cordially Invited To The OPENING OF NEW 0 ill 1 n i.'Ji u , in n n n r-. CORNER Its just wkat you've been asking for! A COMPLETELY STOCKED DEPARTMENT DEVOTED ENTIRELY TO APPAREL NEED OF THE YOUNGSTERS 2 TO 6 ... 7 TO 14 SI i 1 ALL ITEMS HAVE BEEN SKETCHED FROM STOCK! Tomorrow will be on eventful day for mothers ond their children! . . . for tomorrow we open our CHILDREN'S Deportment . , a whole sec tion of our store stocked with oil types of apparel for the youngster! a .. quality merchandise at attractive lower prices! Tf IT r'l -4 k till m-a A lit V.v t 3 :H 'IM' lik jL,. r A COMPLETE CHILDREN'S STORE The orronocment of the' department, the items featured, the personnel which will be on hand to aive you fine service . . all these should make it interesting to vou to shop in this new department. Also included in the stocks are underwear hosiery ond coots. Other items will be added as the sea son progresses. MAKE CRAIG'S YOUR CHILDREN'S APPAREL CENTER . . . YOU'RE WELCOME To The Right: $199 DRESS '1 A cute little dress fashion of taffetized cotton. Suspender effect. Made with elasticized sleeves. Sizes 3 to 6x. 1 Below: To The Left: DRESS $199 SO'9 Smort little style of Dan River plaid. Two piece effect. Full pleated skirt. Corduroy collar, cuffs and pocket tabs. Sizes 7 to 14. . BLOUSE $1 Prettv short sleeve blouses with tiny tucks on the collar ond pockets. Sweet little style. 'Size 7, to 14. Mi A Wide Variety Of YOUNG LADIES COATS In 100 wool, interlined for extra warmth. Siies ranqci from 1 thru 14. Priced from . . . 12.99 thru 20.99 To The Left: DRESS Combination solid and plaid cotton dress with controst inq colored plaid bow at the neck. Sizes 7 to 12. J $p7 'ao?-5? 099 To Left: SKIRT '349 An oil-wool flonnel skirt that is deep pleated all around. Beautiful piece of ap parel. Sizes 7 to 14. In navy or red. To The Right: To The Left: JUMPER $2" A smort style' iumper of fine wgle corduroy. Choice of colors: Reg, brown, purple and green. Sizes 7 to 14. Most prac tical for School weor. 5099 CARDIGAN '2 100 oil wool cardigan in a great array of colors. Cold, red, blue, areen, naw, corol. Sizes 7 to 14. Beautiful fine weave. PLAID SKIRT'l" Pleated ploid skirt of a good quality wool ond rayon fabric. AAost wegr oble for school. Sizes 7 to 14. , iiii- l FLOOR! The Friendliest Store In Town 617 MAIN 9th and Klamath TERMS to luit YOU! Phon 4878
