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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1952)
I-ltlDAY. NOVKMli:::t M, VX,2 aim i ii , -.wffTflw HERALD AND NEWS, Kf.AMATII FALLS. OREGON .Or--'..- i& v '3 "I 5i -.AifcV... X, GOBBLER, GOBBLER Vho got fh gobbler it open home at KUHS Wednesday night? The 30-pound bronia lurk wei taken home by Mr. ind Mrs. Lena Warren In a brand new Chevrolet and sans coop, Ihe Warran't parliad Ihe bird for the niqht in the family tedan. Tha f uric wai given at a door prixa following tha program tpontorad by tha Retail Selling Club of tha high ichool and tha Parents and Patroni Club in connec tion with American Frlucatlonal Week, Hera Troy Smith, preiidont of tha ReUil Sailing Club loolc over tha priie. Yellow Alert Alarms Coast RAN .fHANCIROO A pre. Wiuihsiyj ivellowi ntr rai' a'.t-r: Jws llmviird to ofllrlnl In ni!ii H411 J-Vnnrnco air eoiintir early Fri day a heavy rain sliori-circtilt'-d Dog Tries Plane Ride BEAvn.n'in n i m routine II mill tor pilot Hoy AHrhl nn 1 at he kuihm-cI hi urnplane alcnitr at 3.000 Irel 1111I ll he Icmlied out a wiixiow. Hk-d he nearly I row ltd Irll-hl. What hi- saw was llio Ailchlson falllllv'l l"t 'Wkirr M'a'lK'l PUP. Curley, cli"in ilcrinl-ly to a pontoon, 'llm dou4 tail In ward the Itont nd hu lur blnwinn like rrarv. A Ui hi son lliouht It m lio he leliinvi hero ycMrnlay. Mil be. UjroUlcU U10 Jil.inr iId-.ii 14 AO inlli-n tin lioui, 'Hun, nuMtm ulnw, IIai turn, h bi t to nrnrbv LtVr t'unmini.-h uh Curley ryll Innn'iv on. In the wh "I Hw Innititic, lie feared (he a"t oild be Inil, but the Utwkv puni U'lr.it on And tlien lh tear ol mil. 4. and Mm.- Attc!nn, who had f--n Hit takeoK but cuulUu't "m Iit htiiband, ttii'ned to chrrrji. And all joined In giving Curlry a good lubdown. the civil drlcnse alarm tielworl!. Many top rlvll drfeme pernonnel -inrJudln Hear Adin. Albert O. Coo. duMi-r council chlet uped Irom tlirir brd to defenie poets ihortly alter nildnliht. llien Ihry learned It wa a false alarm. The network links civil defense olflcea in. the area. A yellow alerl la a preliminary warning to officials. The red alert h'ch warns Uie public a not oundrd. Adlai Gets Many Letters RPniNOnKLD. III. Il An estimated ao.oou letters have been received by Onv. Adlal fc. Hlever. ion In the eck lollowinf bis Kat lor tha presidency. An alda to tha governor said the estimate ol pnl election letters aa made by tha chief clerk o the governor's oldr and too sec retariea. He said with a few ex cepitons. the letters praised the Democratic nomlnee'a campaign. TOT COVNRr.LS DADDY ET. tOUIS 10 John McCsnn hsd a few of the bova over lor poker one night recently. His tiny daugh ter Kathleen kept runnli In and out ol the kitchen thereby Inter rupting the smooth progress of the game. Osddy said he would spank her and put her to bed II she didn't stay out of the room. Kath leen merely mil her hand on his arm and said. "Down boy." HEARING DISCOVERY! WILL BE DEMONSTRATED LOCALLY THAT REQUIRES NO CORDS! NO BATTERIES! NO BOX OF ANY KIND! NOTHING TO WEAR IN YOUR CLOTHING! WEIGHS LESS THAN ONE OUNCE! You May Heor Aqain Without Any Embarraiimtntt FREE DEMONSTRATION AT HOTEL WI-NE-MA KLAMATH AUJ, OM. On MONDAY. NOV. 17 Aik fee Mr. Reeert Meliea M Unable Ta Alte4 Write Far InfermaMea AUDIOGRAPH suitable lldf., Partlaaa, Ore. For Cheers Discover... The Cocktail Sherry from California Serve Sherry too. ..It's the new thing to dot Cocktail time, dinner time, inytime... GUILD Sherry served iced or straight will make you the host . that pleased 'em most CHILD Is the Cocktail Sherry. Ask for ill There's class In the cjlass That's filled With Guild! 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