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PAGE SIX HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON I'llll.AY, NOVKMHKIt 7, 10M FRANK JENKINS Editor BILL JENKINS Managing Editor Inured a sreond class matter t the pos' ottic. ol M.math Falls Ore, an Auxutt SO. IMS. under act of CongreM. March , 18i MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tha Associated Press Is entitled .xduslvely to the use lor publication ol all th local newi printed tn thla newspaper M well all AP ne. bUBSCRirTIO.N RATES MAIL BI CARRIER t i.ss 1 month - I month 6 months 1 year - I 6.60 111.00 6 months 1 year ... t (.10 BILLBOARD By BILL JENKINS There are a number of mysteries In life Uial no one has ever sue cceded in solving. For example: Wbv U that early in the morning vou are always driving almost due Earn? 4'o matter where you want to go,' no matter what the trip, early In Uie morning you always head directly Into the sun. And vice versa. In the afternoon all trips end up with you heading into the setting sun. your hopes for a headache-less night also sinking. The world Just seems to be laid out that way. Or. why is It that all garbage . Al)0ut fnffinvc manaae to show un be- h nfle tween seven and seven thirty? All!wjtn 0lher bibliophiles in order wnicn i They'll Do It Every Time home' How come the folding chair .-lipped into a neat bundle at the touch of finger when the sales man was showing it to you. but Is the crankiest object In the world hcn you try to fold It up for the winter on your front lawn? This could go on for years and vears and pages and pages. But at least it shows that there is some variety in the world. When you stop to think about it. there are n manv small problems that we can worry- Just as successfully about as the big ones. It hcips to take the pressure 'f. mMmmsm mm1 "siseKj I i--rr- 1 l I Lrf W4TCMN5 FIGHTER I TNU i-l ft JIIMUJM i VH3 OPENED EATERY ISSHprf 11 lrccll rUOjiifea? , r NAXCT-E THE GWWEteMTS-! 4-WfW-. I IJ a Vl "'S .CiijfJ fX TWX ASP A TIP OP TWEI KifeC ; r-: ' ' - VnW? W W YOUX , N.X j gg7 ( ' t'A3 ta Kim: rt itiiti mm vnr l-..'.-r-.l- ti. ml li.nx. -.' . 1 1 .-.A , yriir or so as I made . HQ to f JAMES MARLOW over town, no matter m --: get a greater oiversny. icsiciunj BPilon vou live. Uie truck comes i" nf mv more faithful readers at the, same hour And rn. preuy(cad. uhM , memory I took me i W4SHTNfVmN . .,,. sure they don t nave ui v ,UD 0n it. in taci one V .1 1 - vv--'-- h - . J- i-dptwdet a gencies A couple of f...lre .K nt(nm tl'ith A WhOlC tOX full lTlO CS '0 UIO liltC liwuaC . i..viCpCiiwCt. kC.lllCa. A fcUU-lC w trucks- I" "51'" nm?hnr-lai. g.mi. Eisenhower has a Utile good examples here are the Re- And why. is It inai wneu 01 "ssuryro -. "":..,,, !ovcr ,, , montlia to Eel ready for I construction Finance Corporation 3. Heads and assistant heads of nava been orivuiir wr -nuts. . miles over a road without a curve , couple of days I hope to be able In it that suddenly a truck looms ,0 fill the box with exchange tomes un In front of you, and at the and send 'em back to her. same time a curve turns up in it's Mill a Rood idea and we front of him? So you dawdle along! are willing to go along the whole behind him for hundreds of miles (road with, the idea. In fact well of curves. (This should not be I act as a clearing house. There are taken as a crack at the truckers. W lot of people who would like to It might be a hay wagon or slow driver. On the whole I ve found the truck drivers the most courteous as well as the most ef ficient drivers on the roads.) ami vhT Is it that the people who drive convertibles spend most j of their time anovmg arouna the top up, but the guys in the sealed cans drive even in the winter with all the windows open wide? Why Is It that every morning from Monday through Saturday, the alarm arara you out of bed t m:nnolnt and if you lean up In a corner you go to sleep, but 1 the presidency. and the Civil Service Commission. One of his tirst and most tick- 4 niher in Inocuendcnt auen- llh problems is naming the right !CCS f0r example: the coiimils irien ior key government jobs, such ! slullcr o( education tin the Fcderul as the secretary of state and Uie isrcurllv Administration) and the secretary of ticiense. who will be members of his Cauincl. He'll have to rely on them for guidance in the years aheau. And he knows. ithout reading any more history than that of the past lour vears. how much damage a poor selection can do his admuiis- bave more reading matter man thev do. There are those who are confined to beds or homes by in 'uries or illness. There are a lot u-hn lack th transDorta- . . a ....I. itroiinn ,er. Sr." T .7, Tut "ST and ' Because they've won control of ho who can t '.Hart Tbooks Just both Congress and the executive lots of paces wnere me awmiic -- - - - -"" would come In handy. publicans wi 1 be able to name If vou want to go along with people to a lot of Jobs, the scheme drop your books you're Tnere re w m8Jn ,kL"d ,, VtocSgh with a? my office and 111 jobs which the President can f.U see to it that they are distributed by appointment to those whif will reallv appreciate I In one kind he can appoint a hem In tW, buVines, we fre-1 man for a certain number o years .t rail, fnr thl sort of i Hxed by law; m in. nu.rr 5H.!n?ff k."mCi-.olTn.V4u hVdone the president." meaning the preS. BOOQ 0 KnOW UU UHC .r i. l i.l.. tr.m ; doei bow tie look to good a service Instead of merely rele- oent n ?e .n . when you try it In the mens' shop gaUn your paper backs to the ash 1 1 V wit. Hm-e reVearcher said i such groups as the United Nations j .uu,U... rh vnii ert It ran hn vnn have finished 'em. A Wnile Mouse resraiinrr ..' .,i,,- Trratv Or2.nl (Hi cv ..4.w.w"a " v j - 1 -.. - - FgAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS : By DEB ADDISON . "-Te roeouct .pionuuncec, ray-ithe members-the secre- This Is to report that we took In, 'buck) is a thirty pound deer Uarles of all the departments and and sleepily enjoyed, the Commu-i tastes like baby oeei. nity Concert Association's little There's lots of game and svmphony concert Wednesday there's something to hunt at all night, and also received briefing times of the year. Hunting is en on the international situation dur-, tirelv controlled and it's entirely rich man a sport. If you can't a: director 01 locomotive Inspection 1 in the Interstate Commerce Com mission 1, 5. Miscellaneous boards and com missions. Truman created such special groups as the Missouri River Bas.n Survey commission, the Presidential Commission on the Health Needs of the Nation, and the President's Committee on Equality of Treatment in the Armed Services. These Involve men appointed at the pleasure of the president to hf American rewrescnlatlves in U'ic:i groups as the United Nations, the rionn Auanuc irrau wis' lation and the International Bound Armed Services. 6. International organizations. These involve men appointed at the pleasure of the president to be American reprrsrmau plealurV of the' pTesiden,." Wey iaUou and ibe In.ern.lfen. I Bound include the very too government i ary Commission between I n e posts and can tibrokeS down into, United State., and Canada, ibout "lx categories: I But there are a number of other t xi..A. -nrf aiMant heads ' verv Imrorfni sovcrnment agen- of departments. In this group are cies where the ton nten were ap- kind at the pleasure of IThe Doctol': 5 nri.ME in If (line Is any thing 1111 Aiiirrliim ciilinot titulld, It Lt to bo riixlikril. And the loeliiiii lie Is disliked now abroad 111111.1 ilia visit 01 ninny a nimbi to huiupe. "Vou kni'w, liny leully ili'il'l like 111 mer hoio." 11110 InuriM tells anntlH'r. and adds virluniislv: Alter nil wo mil uir ini'iii. iuo I Jiiit run'l umlrrslniul 11." It Is mis alllliitie, ui cuiiriio, 1111s nlr uf binnKlng lnok - nl all - we lnl inr Vu. tniit is Mire to win rnnteiiuiliKius lU.sllkr wherever and whenever it Is dls pl.ived. The orillimrv Ktiropean ilncsn'l llko to be reitiirdrd as un object of ihurliy: he tlm's not regard Uncle bums loving iivpncwn a" nliiliiulhroplsla, iiml In liny i'se lie Is unwilling to dip dr.id ol gratitude tor anybody. The hi'st to win li lemls and Inlluein-e people In Kttrnpe Is to avoid Inkinii perMinal credit fur the Mn r-lm II Pliin. mid. II Uie sub ject even ii meiilioned, Innk Mil' piled nnd' suv, "the Mui'shuU phn' What Is il?" This will endenr Vou tni'ever lo nil V'urOi'ciiiis within lieurliui. Most ol tlicin are wen rv of e.. phiiimi'! why, despite nil the ood old AnirricHii ilollius poured iiencioiulv into their country still looks slightly shabbier tif oiirJtii m Kdrn. I In ltnl. as el.eivhcie in I'u I rope. Pie Miirshnll Plan couica In 1 lor a Un id ribbing. As we pass a liune apartment (project nn Uie outskirts of Hume, our ltd Unn guide cxplamol It was heliia built with Miirsnnil iiuu luiuls unit added-. Nn one with hiicups is nlluwed to move In for !-nr he UI !ar the walls duwii." Actually, the average American tnuri t's feeling he Is oimimu 11 Uinu SAM DAWSON NKW YOHK Mi 'Hia elri'llnn ol or ileal' Hie over-built point. By KDWtN P. JOIIDW. M.D. l'hc most niiiild.-nmn kind of ill ness to ohyslctans as well as to the victims arc those which sceni pui0iid l.s noiuiallv esiiggcnitcd. to be entirely unnecessary biause ',,,,.,,, n comimiinst areas uiey air iiihu iiitiue, (ma iiia ivk- ter Is un example. Q About a year ago 1 sutierea I'iiere he is iml only on ', he Is actively lulled. The tour St liiisscs liunoiuru in has pepped up the. morale of ninny a uiininesMiiiiu. Hut most ol Ihi'iii think II will be months beluie any chimin's inn ni.ide Hint could show up an lleina nl ptulil and lis un cuipuiuie books. They rninil on a kindlier aliunde toward biislurn.i In VNhsIUiihIoii. Hut lliey expe.'t biilne m lo Ha presint prosperous way for months to come becnilse ol luicct nlicady al woik In the rcoiiuiny. II llenerul Klsenhiiwer. however, roiild pull 11 Km 011 n peaco out nl the hat. there would probably be a iiuick resliulllliiK ol vouiiiiuilily pilces and btisiuesn planning. But, with or without priit'i), alter I lift general limvcs lulu tile While llun.se mid a mure conservative CnitHiwa takes over on Ciipllnl Hill, iiiuuy businessmen hope that cicilually lliey will sic: Tax reliel. a Irt-up 111 nnil-triist itctlmis, an end to wage and price controls, speedier lining ul cntilrols over Uie use of raw intilerinls. mid urciiicr use uf llscal mid credit IMilicies irniher limn direct con trolsl 111 fighting inllalluii or in puiting a biakn on ili'ilnllun II and whin a aliiiup ionics. Most businessmen think the new government policlrn will bu 11101 d (Icilailuuni y than liillalloiiury. Ilut tliev think business will be p'-npned lor al least 11 year lv n 11. !n;; rale uf spcudin:! lor licirii .e out of lumls iilready iippiiipiiaieil. end by a continuing huh spendinn bv business fur plant and rciuiii- ineni and eseclally Inr nioderniH lion nl plants to cut high oiiernl. lug cusl.s, Home builders, landlords . and tli ins mid associations that luiuiice building hope lor public ImuMni In declino sharply under Iho new Congress. And thev exiecl Interest rales lo continue Uieir gradual risr. Ueiils may also rise In cities that aren't Many think Uie now aeoi'tury of Ilia treasury may awing .way limn reliance on aliort-torm n- naiiclnu and luw.id mlddle-tarm and loiig-tcnil Koveinment bonda, awfeicned with higher Interest ratrn. Home count on Congi'MS being asknl lo peiiiiU higher Intoresl rules on aavlng bonds, lo move a lin ger Pin t of the Inderal debt Inlo more iiniids, This year anles nl K bunds have been trailing ledviuptiolia. It Is widely expected the excess prul lis IX will be allowed to dla urxi Jimn. Hut chances for other tax reliel seem slim iinlil another year. Iluslneinnien are parlloularly worried about hluh tea because these and rlilng ciwla combine to raise the break-even point lor ninny coinpaiilea lo the f''.' where a miles alump could quickly run them Into the red. Iliisliier.snien think the new pres ident and the conservative niajoi II v m Congress will work lor ecun. ji'nies, especially In non-defense lloins.' several blows on the top 01 my I llc shopping centers or promenade head trom teen-aged gangsters ui the kind that alincl our pnrx; I spent 10 days In Uie hospital and was oitxy lor several days. My iiv.'.iiiii-. .if inn liaiian cuics But let hlin stroll down a Mde street populated by Communist supporters and he cannot mistake age Is 60, and about a moiuh atu r j h,, nieniiiiin of the black looks In ,..,,, ..w,.... - - - u,,. (aces turneo nis way lice an odor winch seemed to ex ude Hum the fingernails and hand that was injured. What do vou Ulluk of It? K.O. A 01 course It l not )os.sil)!e lo tell what causes this distressing sensation at a distance. Huweve.'. If no one else can amcll tho'odor except Ihe victim of the beat- !n. the cavte Is most prcbab.y soi.ie injury to the breathing a alltui. 1 !Tnr" II theif a their i r ti inr intermission, (The "sleepily" part is no reflec tion on the performance of The Longines Symphonette orchestra nor of Its lively conductor. Mishel Piastro . . . some dura fools arise after two. three hours sleep elec tion night to go duel ousting.) their undersecretaries and assist ant secretaries. 2. Others in the departments. :jk Nrr;!eSrs vn President Hooscvcn iui fixed number of ye.rs .nd can't be replaced bv Elsenhower until their term expires. For exairmlc. the federal Re"v' Board with seven niemucrs. To them he la no mere tourisi on a vacation he perintiic Wall Street, rampant capit ti. thirri world uar. and other eneniv symbols o their propaganda literature. Vou can feci this visible hatred, and It makes you uneasy and de pressed berai-e what can yoij do about it? Nothing. It gives you a kino 01 unci nope PROTECTION CALL 4706 citv ice if StiS SMlNO ST .UPPLV CO KLAMATH FALLS p.ratus which occurred when ' th.s nelll , be hated in this Door man was beaten ut by thugs If this Is the true case, then unfortunately there Is not muc.i which can be done for him. since It Is doubtlul that anything will unreasoning wav, and It takes some of the luster from your va- j cation. I But wllh this disturbing excep- j lion, rrences and I have .... . ... ... lion. ririivsa aiirci ine nerves or puruon 01 uie , d widespread or gen bram which were damaged. Jou ";'',? ..L. American.. can't set out to hunt, and if you "0 'i.7, mr such lobs is me-ribers. the Federal Communl can t afford a car you certainly " , ,Vy com- caunt Comm.ss.on .S member... KSrSTi?'SU'tt Security Commission .11 mem- a weapon. Most Germans can't af ford automobiles. "Hunting l by permit, for stoner of Indian tffnlrs. director oerv ana wie u" - "-- of the Bureau of Mines. land board members are staggered. The perfrmance was enlivened 1 specific area at specific times. it s a gooa psem. no woe eise can hunt tn the area assigned to vou and there are no hunting acci dents. I didn't hear of one in the three years I was there. "Hunting; ta both In government forests and on private land. Land owners so together and lease hunt ing rights to someone who csn af- lord It. me nunter men sens uie game to pay for the lease and the crop damage by the game." nurimr "Adante." or pernaps iv was during "Minuetto Allegro," of the "Symphony in D" by a quick, shan scream from the main floor audience. Again, this was no reflection on the orchestra nor on its conductor, who turned on the podium and stared at the scene of the shriek for several measures without miss ing a flip of the baton. Likely some near-slcepless elec tion follower had lapsed for a moment and suffered a quick nightmare that the voting had gone the other way. BRUCE BIOSSAT O-Wlll vou nlease discuss perl- "e ""'"T" . - cardial adhesions. I am told that "rV, ra tio o your behavior. I have this trouble but 1 have,'" ".i'li . oenaviu . never seen It discussed. Vnw omv . single Italian' A-The delicate lining around the ! K"owmg only . smgu, tan.n heart Is called the pericardium, i "..vo, 1" - we Trawled hap When this becomes Inllnmed. perl- I ,h' '' , .',," Vl, Td ,,Z carditis is said to exist. When the P'1,, U'rhou.5h iuw none., all U acute inflammation subsides, ad.ie- nothing but helplul kmane., .11 the sions or baiiSa ol scar-like tLv.ue!w"v . may form, attackin, the hnin, or 'Vou can have a good pericaroium 10 e neartw. - wotd o( ine cause is uncertain in some - ,- .:; , -n,.h j, irstances. but It can re-.ult iron. "f 'mh rheumatic lever. Per.cardiel adhe. low.-, Vou to tell nun In hu sion, m.y produce few or no sm, ov.n , Vou 'W'ci U. the terns, or tiie adhesion can contract, .courtesies he .,xl'", ,.U' ...... . ih. k..ri ir ihia 'sirauwr. Heie giatie ' la open vhntilH ni-rnp an mierallali tn i SC.--ailie - - time In you take tne truuuie Let Ui Supply You With Your Oil . . . malaitd . . . Irlandly Mm WESTERN OIL & BURNER CO. 1I4S Saalh till '" '"Y 604 Main Nasi Te Hudy'i Mta'i Stare QohakJjisi BAKERY Phone 4363 SATURDAY SPECIAL CREAM PUFFS Every Sofurdoy P,ES APPLE TURNOVERS CAKES I pastry BUilUN LKCAM Hti C? a t t LiiiitttjuuLtJLixsLS..! i,i mutt t.tj i.n.ij lease the pressure may be deilr- ble. 4 My right arm has been com cony pean eanor 01 uie mtiii"ic. The last thing that rem.lns shsrp ' vdeclded'to in memory Is th.t one of the tunes I iPJl J oroSctr m i ih. sii. r. Amber- number o" Europe as . project ior m A oulck turn at Intermission brought us face to lace with Cant. Ralpb Tavlor, who returned home with his family last week after three years in Germany. The captain Is son of George Taylor, a lormer Klamath County Treasurer, was raised a Klamath boy. and served as executive of ficer of "Star, and Stripes" so naturally the conversation turned ,m nilittf. im huntinff an o,. in r.rm.nv thouebt MANILA A U.S. Mutual 8e- that It would be a landslide for curity Agency expert says the PhiL Ike. Ralph said. He was greatly I ippinea is below par in agricultural aurnrlsed to return home and find i production because of slow pro- iatls'ied ing out of Uie socket tor the pa .ti '"k e"uh to ""ff al Imiie years. It stays out lor ap-UI-en come back to Un . .1.1., 'pioxiniatelv one minuie and then 1 vinnge. .Li I snaps back Into place. It Is ex-1 .They are Inclined to Indeed. A longtime resident her" sain: -The Americans moil disliked In I'.aly are those ho were bom here, go to the United States, on. ana their native Careful students of Communist . national feelings of Iron Curtain doings believe Moscow now m-, fwc .. inn m focus most attention on by the Russian Reds. Asia and cut down efforts in Eu-1 interestingly, they don't think, ; b, w ,. Dl,re n is 'ex-' Thev are Inclined lo show oil rope, ma.nly because it can't hops I bigger dos.es of western propagan- ,Jemy PJimul ,i n,e time. (their wealth and btag about how to make neavy sinoes on uie twri (la could piay a Decisive yi. i-7 i Header mucn oeuer everviunin is m ninrr- tinent without risk of great blood- j have .noliier pl.n: "The policy of a Some oeonle do develop cluo- J nd naturally this annnys the shed. presence. ;n,c recurring dislocations ol one ; other villagers. Maybe the stepped-up fighting By th.s fancy language they , j0int or another. In aevcre and Ire-' Americans in norea ana uiuo-vuuia mraa iiiiiucu um rruitaiii. ulki.xk ' ouemiv recuinna cases, an oiit-r.,- , i-' Thev wish such mould never return As the violins and oboes started auch a choice. In any event, the , Wlm satellite nations on the trade j uon '11T have to be considered, .SlCIll .... i j ..a. ,w -. ' ALU U'lflvilta.ib .v..., - - tuninc up for the second half It was aereed that neither understood anything about the music but that the result was a symphonlous har mony of sound . . . and so beat for challenges the Reds may pose in Asia. But there Is another side to this matter, suggested recently by .ti .thrtVamrai. iA ih. hai. i Gcorse W. Herald, roving Euro- J'- " " I l. . ih. Ilnil. W1C IWU.J liy curoDe as a project lor major conquest, can't the West lake ad vantage of that brighter outlook'.' The fact Is. Allied defense offi cials and other trained observers already are thinking ol ways to ex ploit what Is really a tremendous western victory in tne toia war In the "Suite for Amber" number was titled, "Slumber Time PROGRESS SLOW all predictions saying it would be a very close contest. i.ress toward mechanized farming Robert T. McMillan. MSA socialoglst We gathered that he was well I compared the islands' rice yield In satisfied both with the overseas Judgement and with the actual outcome. Ralph h.s been duck hunting with his father-ln-l.w, George Burton. He seemed well satisfied with that also. "I've had lots of eood hunting In Germany, on about everything but ducks. We lived at Darmstadt. It's near the Rhine, . city of about 150.000. "There are no open spaces, like here, but within a few miles of the city and within sight of lots of villages I've had good hunting of pig and roebuck. 1918 and 1951 and found that last year's crop was the aame as 33 years earlier. He went on to say one of the cbief reasons ior tne slow application of better farming methods was due to Uie old system of "one peasant, one plow, and one work animal" on small plots of land. countries continually conscious In I Q Not long ago because of uter-! SWPPtltinfl friendly ways ol western people me fibroids and danner of cancer, - - and ideas and goods. a total hysterectomy wjs per- i U.. a PneiAn termed on me. Can such a per.ion i IwMJS wjiiiwii find happiness in marrl.iKc7 t. A So lar as the operation Itsell is concerned there would seem to be no reason against marring". I Children, of course, cannot be cx- Thcv cite as an ex.imole the tlei France developed with Yugoslavia, Rumania and Czechoslovakia be tween the two world wars. Despite the Iron Curtain, those links still persist effectively today. it wouldn't be so easy for Amer- i peeled, ica to practice this policy, since tne Russians have made Ihe U.S. the rymbol and target of all that the P.eds hate. j Yet Uie Idea has been proved I In practice, and even this country Huge Fire Seen On Television Herald expresses this new think- might well give It a try. The al- HUNTINGTON. W.VA. i An ing bv the phrase "rollbsck with- ternatlves heavier propaganda, . C limated million dollar fire that out war." The words "without outright Invasion of Iron Cuv.iln destroyed a four-story furniture war" are particularly Important, territory, or support for Internal store and vacant theater bulldir.g since Europeans looked coldly on uprLsing-appear either of doubtful yesterday was seen by a television General Eisenhower's proposal last talue or Impossible to attempt be-!audience In three states. August for liberation of Iron Cur- cause of the risk of setting off I Thousands of persons Jammed tain peonies when he failed to spe- World War II. Into the area to see the spectacle. clfy what means would be used to This much can be said: the Rus-( Others within a fto-mlle rauius r.f OnrcON CITY 11 Monroe Swei'tlaiid, Democratic liulioual eommllteeinsn fur Oregon, will be in tho llou.e in Uie next session uf the Oregon Legislature, He won In a Clackamns County race so clo-e that it look a re check of election results to assure nun the seat. Two other House sests were w-on w-tih ease by Re. publicans II H Chindtren. Mol alls, and John Mlsko, Oregon City. The ic-check gave Sweetland 19, 471 votes to 1D.20I) for Democrat Jess Bell and 10,157 for Republican R. K. Chernck. SAVE befor. you renow your auto Insurance be sure te hc( our rate St fAXMIRS TO. jJiMtli ON AUTO INSURANCE RATES f Mora than a million eulomobit policyholders Providing protection for over 24 yeart Over 700 district tolei and claims oHicei ta serve you FARMERS INSURANCE CROUP Auto Truck tUm Ph. ! Horry R. LNPHEAR Insurance In tahtvlew Jack Clinton, 838 Center, Nt. 3012 free them. A week later he indi cated he bad In mind only peace ful means. The West's experts believe they must find some way to exploit the slan let-up in Europe should be exploited, and all the West should welcome the fresh, original think ing now being done toward that end. here In West Virginia, Oh:o and KcntutkyV had ringside seats whrn station W8AZ-TV trained Its cam eras on the blnze from lis studios Hess than two blocks away. DANCE Community Hqll South Sixth Saturday 9:00 ta 1:00 Standard Music By Les Gardner and hit WESTERN SWING BAND KFLW Broadcast Saturday, 5:00 p.m. Adm. $1.00 (Tax Inc.) GROUCHO cays: "I just saw the new D Soto. For the first tin in iiy life I wish Z were a taragel" bee the New 1953 DE SOTO COMING NOV. 13 . . and tell 'em Groucho sent you I" "BALDY" EVANS PROUDLY PRESENTS LEFTY li ar :. 'V P:ia fei DANCING 9 to! $ SO PER PERSON (Tex Intlud.J) Ta. Singing Sansetien ef the Notien' AND HIS COLUMBIA RECORDING BAND f.olurint COLUMBIA ARTIST LOU MILLET NseNssaSaNeNiVS(VaW COMBINATION SHOW & DANCE KLAMATH FALLS ARMORY ARMISTICE NIGHT TUES., MOV. 11 BOTTHEK ONLY ONE 010 CLASSIC THt COLOSSUS ATBHOOK (Sum ofApoiit..i0Sftt ty.Jdotc an'! I owl line """ I 'i V $2S m?mk STRAIGHT M SUM0HfHBMES IrIi'II Ji (j 14 lvjij Vi JSaHs!Sl IE OanataiiV A .,;)T' . ' - -I MA.t-ii..fciaMii taii.i,raiaiM Hi iriu Inun - VJvW Jfmf MATCM1ISS BUND Of aBMMMriaaasakr CONTINENTAL OltTILlINO C ir.nnuT la-uitviit . .a Moo Olt'OHATION fMltAOHPHIA, A. 1
