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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1952)
FRIDAY, .OCTOHKFt 31, 1052 ' HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PARE NINETEEN ! 1 i . t 1 N:;'r: " -aa"' "I f . t . ; ; SaiteeaiL ' ... "i STABLEMATES AGAIN The U.S. Battleships Missouri (loft ) and low., two of the world'i most powerful fighting ihlpi, ere together again In a fighting lone for the first time tinee World War II. They ride together from a buoy In a far eastern port during a pause In the fighting against the Communists In Korea. The 16-Inch main batteries of the battle wagons have blasted Communist coastal Installations and have provided seaborne artillery support for frontline UN troops. Butie Valley to Host YMCA Conference TIio Butte Vailry high school will be lioiit, Nov. 1 to the minimi YMCA conlprrnce for the Southern Ore-gon-Norlhprn Cnlllornla region. Tlie ttll-duy youth conference to exx-c:trd lo huve di'lestnltiH Irom Loa Mdlllmn, Dunamulr, Klnu, Hap py Cniiii, MiC'louil, Ml. Hhnnla, Tulclnke, Weed. Yrrka, Trinity County, Aiiueraun. Bhiinla Union, Fall Rlvrr, Mfilwr HK Valley, Mncloo Union, HhiiM College, Illy, Mnlln, Mrrrlll, Oi l. Ilunanaa, Chll (HUli). OlldirUt, Lakovlcw, Ann lantl. Mwltortl and Omnia l'ana. Kuely Abrecht, Carmtchaol, la the omniiltt-r ol the YMCA collier-em-e. Other dlrretora planning to attend were I'hll Ockermnn, Oro vllle. Wlllnrd Knlon, Keddliig and l'nul Cmnpbrll, Klamath Full". Theme tor Uila year'a cotilerence la "Working Together A We Climb." ' 8chool prexeiitlng punelii and their ul))ecU are: Yrrka, "Uemo cracy'a Wenk Biwui;" Weed. "Boy Mexicans Seek Reds MEXICO CITY (1 Mexican epecml agent wore reported hunt ing Cominunwu Including maybe eoine Irom Kuropo on the Guat emalan border today. A government aource aald the agenta had been ent to Chlpaa Slate, on the border, to Investigate reMirt ot Red activity, lie added that they had upeclal lrulruclt(ina to rheck on rumora, aa yet un confirmed, that nevcral Communl.it aglialora from Kantero Europe had croiuied Uie border, NKW CON'HUL MANILA If) The Philippine Foreign office named Hortenclo Brillaiiten, head ol the political and cultural division, aa consul In Seat tle, succeeding Melquladea Ibanea, who join the Phlllppinea mlaalon to the V, N. In New York and Olrl Relntlonnhlpa": Ml. Bhaa- la, "Vocational Choices I Bliuslu Union, "I'olillcal Prnblema"; An doraoii, "Eurly Marriage"; Klam ath Falla, "Should 18-yenr-olda Be Allowed to Vole?" Dunmulr will also be on the panel, Jnnn Langnlet, KUllfl, will apeak (or Klamath Falls. Keynote apeaker will be Rev. Lloyd F. Holloway, Klumath FnllH. A. F. Bulky, aclrnco profeanor, Bhnmn College will itciik at the evening acanlon. Balloy la gull champion of Novada Suite, Ban Franclnco city champion and la competing for the California Blale Title. Bong will be led by John Hous ton, well-known, nationally famous leader of the Klamath Falls Uur ber Bhop Quartette. Dorrla grain mer school and high school bands will play tinder the direction of Jane Lambert. The bannuet In the evening will be acrved by the Dorrla Women's Club under direction of the presi dent, Mrs. Adum Miller, Klamsth Kails. Banquet entertainment will be presented Dy the Bchuitz sisters, Tuleinke. Offlcora of the Butte Valley YMCA are BUI Copland, presi- sldeni; Betty Doiaricn, vice presi dent and Jean Abcii, secretary, Bill Copcland la also conference chairman. . Magazine Praises Nominees1 Health WASHINGTON Wl "Tlie two presidential candidates," a nutlon ul health magazine reported todny, "are good moueis to follow for keening fit." Tills nonpartlNttn view on the health habits of Rcpubllcun Dwlght Klsenhowcr and Democrat Adlal Stevenson Came from Dr. Howard J. floxle end Dr. J. Dewltt Fox, writing In the magiulne Life and Health. The doctors snld that both Blev- enson and Elsenhower, who have been campaigning at a killing puce In the past two months, "give far closer attention to health hitblta and well-bulunccd living thun the aver age person." Here's how they appraised the health habits of the two men: Enennowcr: Up at 7:30 or 7: to bed by 10. ."Follows as strict a schedule with his meals, rest and exercise as the demands ol a political cam paign will permit." ..."Watches his diet carefully." ..."Hasn't smoked for three years, since his doctor ordered1 him to quit. As a result, his heart and blood pressure have remained normal." Yeu will ntvr bt atUti to ad vance money to ui, We underwrite ell coils and aspentfi. Carter's Collection Agency Ph. 6121 . 411 Mala Stevenson: Up before 7, to bed In time for "a good eight hours' sleep." ... "Tries to get as much real rest READ . . . Morlul P.t.ri.n'l FIVI POINT program . If properly adapted it should save the tax pcytt of Klemath County 2S if all taxotl Pd. Adv. Morlul Petersen. as possible during the day end while traveling." ..."Has to keep In mind his slight tendency to over weight when he scans Jhe menu.' ..."ills favorite food: low-ln-tsalor lea, red, ripe tomatoes," - We Specialize In CUSTOM COLOR MIXING Tap DUCIIKHS WINH HONO KONO W-Thc Duches of Kent had a good thing today when she visited the Jockey Club track with Oov. Sir Alexander and Lady Grunlham. She cashed a winning ticket on the fifth race. You can play a wonderful new Hammond Chord Organ after Just a few minutes explanation even though yuu never played a note on any Instrument before. What won derful home enjoyment for the win ter evenings ahead. 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