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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1052 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE J HR EE :: CITY t niilili bi'rvlcr 'llio II u.in, sfrvtre In Dip First l'rr.iliytorlun rliiircli, Mul l III will uo ilcilli'iilml to Aniiil'tain Kuiiuulloii Wnck. Hrv Cm'oiu,, Milnu, pastor will aimiik un "(Jhllilii'ii In Tmluy's World." All liivlliilluii la exlimdrd lu nil ti'uulimn unci imri'iils lu attend, Tho eulois will un priwiiii'il nt the service by n iipiniinltlvr of tho Amtirlciui l.t'Kloiii uu-nMinnur ul the ouaorvmirn Willi the Nulliinul Con tirnsa ul 1'nmiU utid Ti'iuliriti, (ho . niilluiml JLiliiriiiioniu amucih Hun unci tho United blutt olllco ul Education, Mritlliii Tim not ri'uulur inert' liitf ul Uie. Kona Homo Extension Dull will t tii-ld Nov. VI, 10:30 u rn. t the luinid of Mis. llonry Uuckliiulniin. 1'ioji'ct will bo the lopiui ol liiiiainjuliiua, Cunirriittliiiml t liuroli council will mod Uunduy niter Church. linpiii'tuiit incoliiiu with builuol, buililinu, and constitution to oe i-iiiinulri rd. Uuunollmcn am asked to ultcnd. Mucilurl Mra. Anna Myers from llolse, Idaho, la In Mnodoel. Calif vinllhiK hur aun Howard Mycin and family. Jmnhorrc Don't loiKot the ulg MMiare iliiiu.'c Jiwnuoiee ionium I ' - Dunster Rites Due Monday Funeral services Inr Mra. Wl. lord (Adeline) Uunstor, SI. are In bo conducted Irani Sacred Heart Church, Monday. :30 a.m. Keel tiillon ol lint Ilnly Koaury hi to be at U'Hnlr'a Memorial Chapel, tomorrow. I p.m. Mra. Dunsler, the former Ade line Alvarct, died here Thursday. Nii wna livelong realdent nl Khuiiath Fulls. Besides the widower and 4-inontn old aori. Mnrvin, ahe l survived bv: parents, Mr. and Mra. Sever Ino Alvaros, three slaters, Lupe, lto and Mra. Therrea lierrere; brother. Tommy. 3p s!?yer Wins Time BAN RAFAEL, Calif, tfl matched from Ills una chamber kv .a court order, hillhlllv must cuTllemy For-t Mccracken Hat- nr,i.i h.rt at leant two months Brace for the sex. alnylni ol 10- vfar.nlfl. Patricia Jean Hull Alter htarlng testimony from ptycniatrlat. actuiir Superior Judue N. charlm Urusalorl Frl day ruled MrCrarken eane. He aald he would ll an execution date at from bo to In) dnva in the future The 34-yrar-old ttanta Ana slay er waa scheduled to die In the Ban Ournlm ana chamber lest Friday In a IsM-mlnuie order. Judue Ilrunaton granted hls-lriwyers their request l"r a aanlly hearing I Pranksters Steal Plane Fuselage ..." At.HUQUEP.QUE W Someone swiped an airplane tunrlaie (the part you alt tin from IU parkins place at the rear of a University of New Mexico Iraternlty house What waa It doing there? "Die member used It a part of thrtr homecoming h o u e decoration law week. . i . ' . rT -a,a i it a -- . v SAMUEL F. RAMSEY, 70, Dunimuir Southern Pacific railway engineer, hai retired after 35 yean' tervice. Celebrate I DANCE MONDAY NIGHT THE ARilAOBY DANCING 9 till 1 ' Benefit AMERICAN LEGION . DRUM CORPS' Tuesday' a Holiday, So ' Coma out and celebrate! Music bv MORGAN-McDONALL V 7-PIECE ORCHESTRA BRIEFS J Hun lea Lodiie, 8:if Walnut. Grand mulch atiirta to the public, at I'.'iO pin, Open Happy Hour Club meeta with Anna llrnn, m N. 6th Btroel, Nov, 11, 1:30 p.m. Kportamen'e Aaaoelatlon Nonr Ihiillona for ofllcera of the Khun nth Hpiirlnnien'a Anaoolntlon will be iii-itl Mommy, Nov, iu, pin Wlnema Hotel, Any plana or Idea you huve tor the next year van he voiced throiiuh your nomination I'louao notify tho accrelary ol any onange ol auuroaa. I'lrale farty Klumath Yacht club, Hulurdny. Bturta at 10 p.m. Muaic by Byno Hulnua; and enter tulnmom by a prolennlunnl, Ward Hlllerlch, who was with the Four Jncka and a Jill, on the Jitmci Oloaaon radio program. Prltee lor mo bent coaiuine worn oy a man or woman, Special dccoratlona and Kood lood, Mr. and Mra. wuaon Wiley Jr., head the committee lor uie Dig event. Delegate Mra, Curl W. Henry leave today lor Eutene where ahe will reproaonl the Klamath Fulls Ludloa Auxiliary ol KiiKlea at the coin niinlvaraury of the eukciio oruiinlunllon, Mra. Henry, preal di'iit of the local auxiliary will be the weekend luent ol her non and duuKhter-ln-law, Mr. and Mra. J. ricuy rarria. Anyone having clothing lor children ol the "Frlcndahlp Home" orphnuuKe In Korea, maintained by Aiiiencun u.i. a. may aiao leave them at the home of Mra. Joy Ovuurd, 1407 Nlmlta In the Houaing Unit or phone her for pick-up at 6746. Mrs, Oviurd la the daughter ol Mra. Gerald C. Owyn, 23e Ful ton, mother ol HFC ciraydon owyn who made the flrnt plea to Klam ath Falls resident for used cloth- Down Houlh Mr. and Mra Nicholaa Win. Lakenhore Drive and Uielr aon Koger. greeting Nick Long Jr.. when hla ship the Iowa docked Monduy at Long Beach. Nick, aerving In the navy haa been at aea for several weeks Koger will fly borne this weekend and Mr. and Mra. Long will so to market la Los Angeles. All Klamath Area Otrl Scouts nhould eaaemble at the Armory Tueaduy. Nov. II, 10 a.m., to march in the Armistice Day pa rade. Pleaae be sure to wesr uni forms. Ladies Esglra Club will meet at the home of Mary Wella, 3413 Onion Avenue. 7:3v p.m. Ionium. Inr deaaerl polluck. Husbands will be gueata. Rev. A. O. Broyles Klamath Falls will fill the pulpit at the II a.m. service Bundsy at the Covenant Church. Rummage Hale By 8tewart Len ox Fire Hellea.. Nov. 16. 116 B. 11th Street. White elephant table, cloth. lug, bunk beda and other useful Heme. OLCC Studies Liquor Plan r PORTLAND If) William A. Ppsnsler. chairman of the Oregon l.lquor Commission, said Friday the commission wss wondering about the Ilquor-by-lhe-drlnk pro gram, approved by voters last Tues day. Tlie amendment said the law waa to go tn elfect 60 days alter the general election. That Is Jsn. 4. It sTo specified Inst the Legists lure must formulste the law under which the liquor Is to be sold. And the Leglslsture will not meet until Jan. 13. "We must awslt advice from the attorney general and the Leg-)-lstuie before we can act," Spang ler aald. "We administer the law we've got to wait and see whet the Isw is." Joan Fontaine Due to Wed ' SANTA MONICA. Calif. (l Movie actress Joan Fontaine and Producer Collier Hudaon Young will be married next Wednesday in the little town of Beratnga, Csllt.. where her mother. Mrs. Lllnsm Fontaine, lives. The couple obtslned the license here yesterday. She gave her age as 36 and Young aald he 44. Miss Fontaine. Bister ol Olivia de Havllland, formerlv wag married to actor Brian Aherne and pro ducer William Doner. Young Is the lormer husbend of Ida Luplno. Alter the ceremony the couple will go to Chicago, where Young la to be best man at the wedding of his brother, Oen, William Young. with us! mm-: " ar : v Bird Shooting Ends Sunday Tomorrow la the last day of the 1062 pheanunl hunting acaaon, and when the aun goes down on the flnnl shooting day the ring-necks will nrobubly come out from hid ing for the first time since open ing day, I'henaiint are about as easy to find during hooting hours ss Amer ican bulfulo. After first-day fire worka they took to cover but good and even good dogs huve had trou ble prying mem out since. State Game Biologist Ken Coch run reports Umtdenplte popular be lief there are atlll a lot ol birds around. They can be seen especial ly In the evening alter legal shoot ing Is through. Lcgul shooting of China Pheassnt finishes at sundown. BPA Chief To Speak Here W. E. TrommershauHcn, mans ger ol the Bonneville Power Ad ministration, southwest ares, will be guest speaker at the luncheon l!,i Une-rlv nl Ika Kim m- ath Realty Boar.d. inc meeting is scneauiea ior noon In the main dining room ol the wuiara riotei. In addition to his talk on power, subject ol Vital Interest to the Klamath Baaln, Trommerahauaen will conduct a round table ol ques tions and will show a film, "High- line." The meeting Is open to the pub lic and anyone Inlereatcd may at tend by calling Anne Mason, secre tury ol the Realty Board lor a res ervation by Tuesday night. The phone number la 7366. Eagles Slate Minstrel Show A home talent, modernized Dixie minstrel show will be presented to Klamath Falls in late Novemoer. Decision on the show which will benefit teen-sge children ol the lo cal Aerie ol Eagles was reached at a meeting last night Vf the Engles. The show will Include last ac lion, surprises, local color, tune ful numbers and gags by end men. Try-out will bo held l the Ea gles Hall, tomorrow 3 pm. These are open to all persons with talent and sinner, of all agea. snot act. dancera and Instrumental musi cians are needed. Ray Rlbak. who will direct me show also needs It girls of high school age who can participate In two tap dance routines. Rlbak aald today, "this city has a large number ol talented enter tainer and anyone wnn a auiuune act will be considered." For more information call him at 3-1535 or contact him at 3106 Halley Street. Highway 6 Crash Fatal HILL8BORO Warren A. Needham. 40. Hllliboro. waa killed early Saturday In a traffic acci dent on Highway 6. two miles wen of Hlllsboro. State Police aald Needham was msking a left turn off Uie high way In the fog and his pickup truck wss hit In the resr by a car driven by Alfred Osrrett ol Forest O r o e. Needhsm wsa thrown through the windshield. Falling Snag Injures Man FORT KLAMATH John Mull nix 43-yesr-old timber teller, wss seriously injured Isle ye.iterdsv al ternoon when tie waa struck by a tailing snag. He was working at the Modoc Lumber Company's Seven Mile log ging operations, cutting snags on a rlght-ol-way. He wss struck on uie leu star and suffered a punctured lung and Internal hurts. He was taken to Klamath Valley Hospital by Ra ter's Ambulance. - --i?vv-'i:r'fHf' KLAMATH SHIPMENTS 1951-SJ 1961-91 Nov. . M 104 Tuck , 10 16 Rail . 70 88 Month t date 17 161 Truck M Rail ?27 Season la date U7I Truck 7 B0 Rail 17M 1670 BATTERY SPECIAL! NOVEMBER ONLY Cold Weather Moons Battery Replacement! $5 - we will Give YOU -. w lor your old bottory on tho purchoit of o NEW, TOP-QUALITY. 18 Months Guaranteed Battery TRADE NOW! ASHLEY CHEVROLET vy 'v Aid EVERETT M. EATON, (left) new manager of the Klamath Fall. social security office in the Poitofflce. Eaton replaces Don 5-tcliffe (right) who hat been promoted to poiition in the San Franciico regional office. Eaton it from Seattle, and Ii a former Navy lieutenant. Highway Commission Opens Bids for 21 Road Projects SALEM I The Oregon High way Commission will open bids In Portlund Nov. 34 on 21 projects, costing 11,800,000. Projects are: Douglas County Oradlng and paving 1.17 miles about 3 miles south of Winchester Bay. Douglas Construct 100-foot and 197-foot concrete viaducts at Junc tion ol Pacific and Elkton-Suther-Un Highways near Bulherlln. Oram and Harney Produce 1.400 cubic yards ol crushed rock 10 miles south ol John Day. Jackson Construct mainten ance building addition In Medfosd. Jelfcrson Produce 16,00 cubic yards ol crushed rock on lour highways near Madras. Lsne Oradlng and paving 3.18 miles of McKemle Highway In Springfield. Mulheur Produce 8,450 cubic yards ol crushed rock on Central Oregon Highway east ol Juntura. Marion Construct traffic sig nals and Illuminated signs at Junc tion of Psclllc Highway and 12tb Street, south of Salem. Multnomah Construct Arata Road interchange on Bsnlleld Ex prc.aay betwMlS rslrrUr- and Troutdsle. Sugis New Engineer WAitHiNOTON I The Army Ssturday named MaJ. Cen. Samuel D. Surgls, Jr., to De me new cneu nl armv enslneers. succeeding Lt. Oen. Lewis A. Pick, who will re tire at the end ol this month upon reaching the statutory retirement age 6i. Secretary of the Army Frank Pace aald fllurgts. presently com mander of the communication sone al ih. Armv In Europe, will take over hi new Job as soon as he Is sble to close out the business of his present command. However. Psce ssld. this Drob ably will mean that Sturgls will hsve to remain in Europe lor seme time after the effective date of hla new assignment. Dec. 1. During that time, MSJ uen. ueo ir j. Nold. deDUtv chiel of engineers. will be the acting head ol the corps. No successor naa oeen vet to replace 8lurgla tn the Euro- peso commana. Obituary BKAOl.tT r-nrr Valsa B . Se. natlvs nt riorncs. Or, and a wldnt lor tht sat a months. dMd him Nov. 8. leu. Survivor- inrludo: tho widow. Gladys. ol Tomplo City. Calif: aon. Colo and douohirr. Joonno. of Son rraneloco, Calif; 1 slitori, Mrs. Thurmon Vodor. of Eusono. Oro. and Mrs. 'Mildred sioon o(. riot. AloikoTho body l ot Want's KlomoUl runerot Homo. Notlco of 1h funorol a-Tonmrn-i will b found aUowhor la this ooino Uiuo. FUNERAL ' niNsxra riif--ol arvlrM for Adoltno Dunotor. II. who dlrd hrro Nov. S. will bo held tmm flacrrd Heart Church. Monday, .10 a-m. noelUlon of the Holy Rnoory will bo from O Halr'l Memorlol Chop . sth and Pino StrooU Sunday. 8 p.m. Intormcnl ha Ml. calvary icmoroiy. naADlIT funoral gotvh-oa foe Poiry Valan Bradley. 8. who dtod horo Nov. S. will lake ploeo from tho ehopol of Word's Klamath runoral Homo. tOS Nish II.. Monday. 9 am.. The Ttev. David Bamolt Jr.. Pti-t Proobytonan Chureh. offlelatlnf. Commitment ootv Iro and Intarmant Ul KUmath Momorlal Park TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE UMl-4MSMiAk ih Multnomah Construct 183-foot timber and steel trestle over rail road tracks on Cereghlno Haul rood 1 ',. miles west of Fairvlew. Multnomah Install Irrigating system and lawn on Tillamook Street-Steel Bridge unit ot Pacific HiKhway West In Portland. Coos Paving 2.78 miles of Coos River secondary highway 1 miles east 01 coos Bay. Coos and Douglas Produce 10,700 cubic yards ol crushed rock on uoos nay-nose Durg nignway. Curry Construct utility build ing, latrine, water system, elec trical system, sewage system and grading and surfacing In Humbug mountain mate far. Douglas Construct four con crete viaducts on new Pacific Highway route 6 mile northeast of Yoncalla. Douglas Construct three con crete structures on new racinc Highway 2 miles south i of Curtin. Malheur Produce 16.200 cubic yards ol crushed rock on Jordsn Valley and I. o. N. mgnways near Jordan Valley. Marlon Construct Water Street Commercial Street unit of Center Street Bridge In Salem. mui'iuQ CcnokTuU-M ,,--C ccs Crete viaduct over West Portland Hubbard Highway 2 miles aorh of Hubbard. Marion Grading and paving highway junction roadways on West Portlsnd-Hubbard Highway 2 miles north of Hubbard. Umatilla Construct culvert on Heppner Highway 14 mile west of Plot Rock. rTW-1"(f . T -.--f f .'"-S - X D..J. I utiNirirAL. coumT Imnl Martin, dlwrdcrly coadurt. Var lelt 35 bail. Hnry Brown, runk. Intwci, M Vr Pott, drunk. Forfeit IIS rrank Herllnivr. drunk and disorder ly. Pd not fuiity. lHtcmHo TruJUlo. drunk. FlM, 9K ar 10 DIKTItlCT COI RT Jerry C. WlUoo. void forclm forfrlt SIS bat). Charic-i G. Rom. m vohlcl IIcmn on trailer. Forfeit 95 bfl. Jftrk Clinton Freelovc, petty Uretny. Sentenro. 90 deyi nd 100 fin. William David Roach, patty laroany. Sentence. 90 day and 9100 fine. John Frederick Manklna, patty lar ceny. Senlence. 90 daa and 9100 fine. Wilbur Vtrne Hammer, hunting pro hibited hourm. Forfait f7S bail. Cheater A. Bunnell Jr.. mm Tahide Ucenae. Fine. 93. Ervtn Ede Jr.. ran atop. Ftne. 99. Willie RuaMll PUtt. drunk fa pwbtte place. Forfeit 93S baU. Otlmer Allen Stone, huntlnf prehi bit ad hours. Fine. 933. Thurman Franc la Pufle. drunk M hlfhway. Fine 930 or Jft dayt. Harry Harrison Mock, drunk en kLffe ray. Sentence, 90 daya and 930 fine. Guaa Adrtan Page, recklaaa drlvtnf. Fine. 990 Nell Mabel McKOlop, epmtora Ucenae. Forfeit 93 bail. iOn The Record ! BIRTHS HARTLEY Born to Mr. and Mra. Clyde Hartley, Route 3 Box 049. Klam ath Falls, at Klamath Valley Hospital Nov. T. 19&2. a drL Weixht: pound B ounce. EASTMAN Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eastman. 9839 Turnsy. at K lam- am vaiity Hoapttal Nov. T. 1933. ft girl. Weight: pounds OS ounces. MARRIAni Lf CENSES THOMSEN PINNIGER. Victor Robert Thomaen. 19. rancher. Native of Ore- fon. resident ot Hood River, Ore. Elixa beth Plnnlrer, 19. Native ot Orafon. resident of Klamath Falls. BAKER MARTIN. Name Otto Ra. ker. 44. loitirer. Native of Arkansas, n. idem of Bly, Ore. Beatrice Helen Mar- Bly, Ore. tin, 49. Native of California, resident at "BALDY" EVANS PROUDLY PRESENTS JLIFTY FRIZZELL I DANCING 9to1 $1 50 PER PERSON (Tix Intluste) Spudmen Hold For Price Hike Many Klamath potatomen hsve been holding their spuds; they've been awaiting higher prices for their Produce. And many who have been say ing they woman t sen ior less man M per hundred pounds apparent ly are getting their price now. mount) snipmenu nave oeen steady so Jar una season, tneyve been runnlntr Pretty well behind shipments for the same period last yesr. Yesterday, however, out bound shipments bit a seasonal high of 104 carloads 16 by truck and 88 by railroad. The reason could well be the $4 being offered for top Quality spuds with reports even of as much as M 10 on the locsl market. U. 8. No. l's here have been getting 13.76 or oeuer quiia a lew at Sd.so for some time. Unemployment Payments Up SALEM ifi Jobless benefits to Oreuon's unemployed last month totalled 764,782 the highest s mount for any October since 1940 the State Unemployment Compensation Commission report ed Friday. The commission said 18.005 were unemployed during the month That is 6,300 more than in September and 3,100 more than In October last year. Increased unemployment was caused by the shutdown of the logging Industry because of high lire danger. Rancher Used As Roadblock PARMTNOTON. H. M. Lfl A Rio Arriba County rancher really meant It when he refused permis sion to an oil company to drive trucks acrosa his property without charge. Rancher X. H. Kaime set rum- sell up as a human road block to stop trucks going to a Lowry Oil and Gas Company lease about IB mues aoutn ol nere, mate oiiiciais say the road is on Kalme'a property and they can t do any thing about the matter. Kaime has set up a tent and bedroll on the remote road and refuses to budge. He waa not available ior comment. HANS JUCKELAND, who was elected president of the Klamath Falls Kiwanii Club Is it week. He replacet Latin dryman Ruts Marshall. SQUARE DANCE JAMBOREE EAGLES HALL SATURDAY November f GRAND MARCH 1:30 P.M. i -" ' ' f " ,- t i , i i w i r t r The Sinti"t Seasetie ef the Nstiea AND HIS COLUMBIA RECORDING BAND foetarlne COLUMBIA ARTIST LOU MILLET VSMVWSVWVW COMBINATION SHOW & DANCE KLAMATH PALLS ARMORY ARMISTICE NIGHT TUES. NOV. 11 rMARKETS AND FINANCE) Pii'Uye$tockvJ CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO OPI Hogs closed the week mostly steady Saturday after an upturn during the forepart of tne period waa wipea out rnaay when the market received the larg est one-day run since last Febru ary. Final auotations law barrows end gilts steady with last week-end while sows were 36 to 50 cents lower. A healthier undertone pre vailed in tne maraei, supported by higher wholesale pork prices, a good demand from order buyers and, until Friday, moderate re ceipts. Receipts of cattle were cut back sharply during the week down 35 per cent from the previous week and the smallest since July. Steers, yearlings and. heifers wound up selling on an unevenly steady to 51.00 higher basis. Cows and bulls declined but vealers advanced. Slaughter hunba closed the week strong. Yearlings and sheep gained around 35 to 60 centa. Eastern shipping interests were back in the market on a small scale for the first time In several weeks, reflect ing an advance In choice and Srlme dreiised lamb at Mew York ite in the week. Game Official To Talk Here Austin Hamer, In charge of In formation and education for the State Game Commission, opens a series of talks Monday In Klamath Falls schools on fisheries. A former game agent, Hamer is presently touring Oregon schools for the third year presenting talks to sixth, seventh and eighth graders.- He has Just completed talks at La eview and Mem , and next Friday will continue to Chiloquin and Gilchrist. General conservation wis the topic of the first year's educational lectures, and last year gams was the topic.' Chiloquin City Officers Told CHILOQUIN James Chipmin. newly elected mayor of Chiloquin, will be assisted by the following city officials during his term of of fice. Mrs. Fred Markwardt con tinued as city treasurer. Edouard Priaulx, Incumbent, will again be rwnrj-r U r.- w- - - J . thC rty'baliot. Aldermen for a one year term will bt Joseph Mercer. George Reed, and William Lorea. outgo ing mayor. Aldermen for two year terms are uwignt Ktrcner, John Mannering and Fred Markwardt. Th heaviest city vote in recent years waa reported on Tuesday. New Done Band! George DUANE and Hit Orchestra -1 am BROADWAY THEATRE MAUN. OREGON FRIDAY - SATURDAY NOV. 7 AND 8 SHOW STARTS AT 8:00 P. M. Three great fore stories hM-G-M's mighty spectacle! . aeeoo u 4 a-st ---- ai t QUO r-, 1 TECHNICOLOR ! ' t 1W ta-Hli-Mat l-t fPOgfO" wrmm IP 1 lllW- tV W Win-Ml. OaWWJVM-l MARCHA THEATRE TULELAKE, CALIF. SUNDAY - MONDAY NOV. 9-10 SUNDAY MATINEE 2:00 P. M. SUNDAY EVENING 6 AND 9 P. M. MONDAY EVENING 8:00 P. M. Western Oregon Generally clear and smoky through Sunday except lor night and morning val ley fog. Little change in temper ature with highs both days 50 to 85. Lows Saturday night 38 to 38. Winds off coast easterly to south easterly and 8 to 13 miles an hour. Eastern Oregon Generally clear through Sunday. Little changa In temperature with high both days 50 to 58. Lows Saturday night 30 to 10 except near la In high valleys. Orants Pass and Vicinity Fair through Sunday except morning fog. High both daya SO. Low Sat urday night 30. By The Associated presa U hours to 4:3 a.m. Saturday Eugene 48 34 La Grande 44 13 - Lakevle-' 84 38 Medford 65 39 - North Bend 63 44 - Ontario 5S 30 Pendleton 80 37 Portland (Alrp) 68 S3 - Roseburg- 41 35 . Salem 55 38 Boise 54 28 - Denver 68 48 Eureka 65 46 - Los Angeleg 88 57 .05 New York 47 37 - Red Bluff 83 45 - San Francisco U 48 Spokane 50 24 . PACKAGES TOKYO (At Winter relief pack ages sponsored by the International al Junior Chamber of Commerce will begin arriving In Japan about Dec. 10 for trans-shipment to civil ians m war-wrecked Korea. , Weather Strip YOUR Windows YOURSELF And Save Money Avaroaa cost h nly 2.60 Per Window NO DOWN PAYMENT Small Monthly Tarmg BASIN BUILDING 4714 Se. trk I. J-256I TW f-iwii bt Mtf f 410 So. 6th Phone 4113 I f
