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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX HERALD AND NEWS, K I. A MATH FAUS. onFXiON TUKSDAY, NOVKMHKK 25, 1052 FRANK JENKINS Editor Entered second class matter at tin post office of Klamath Tails. Ore., on August 30, 1906, under act of Congrtu, March I, 1ST0 MEMBERS OP THE ASSOCIATED rRESS The Aasoclated Pre Is entitled of ill tha local newi printed In this SUBSCRIPTION RATES MAIL BI CARRIER 1 month . ( 1.35 1 month I 1.S5 6 months i S 6 50 month t 8 10 1 year HI. 00 1 year H6.20 BILLBOARD Br BILL JENKINS , , ., , Klamath Falls In the national news again, mis nine me i edilion of True. Under a listing of approved toy True) shops in the 48 states we find Dick Rceders, Klamath Falls. In fact, Dick s is the only spot In Hie stale mentioned. Looks like True doesn't approve of the rest of the area. Tlie annual report concerning freak accidents has been released by the National Safety Council. Oregon made this list, too. with an Item that Kenneth E. Phillips, of Portland, was driving innocently down the street when a hit-and-run pedestrian rammed into him. demolished the radio antenna and kept right on going. Others inciuaed the case of three-year-old Michael Cannon who climbed Into a washing machine Just before his mother flipped the switch. He came out a sudsy, scared lad, but cleaner than usual. Then there was the Air Force Captain Fred Seals who fell out the wide-open door of a cargo plane SAM DAWSON By RICHARD FISKE . (For SAM DAWSON) NEW YORK ttf Silk Is coming back after SO years of waning pop ularity. And orlon, a synthetic as new as silk is old. Is helping turn the trick. Orion adds such practical features as washability. crease re sistance and quick drying to the luxurious Quality and rich color of line silk. This blend of the new and the old is being brought out by Schwar cenbach Huber Company, which was making silk fabrics more than century ago. In the mid-twenties Schwarzen bach was doing the largest silk business in the world. Almost overnight rayon became an important fiber and in 1927 Schwarzenbach had Its first bad year. Now, the firm that since has been making its living from syn thetics is again lending emphasis to its first success silk. And as of yesteryear it gels its raw ma terial from Japan. The company hasn't given up the man-made fibers that have paid the rent in recent years. But it is again ernandimr its silk business. sua Robert M. Schwarzenbach soutnlul (he's 35 years old) andinecx. MKiessive president of Uie com- And as more synthetic h avall pany, says the comeback Is off to able Schwarzenbach hopes to bring an auspicious start. i the product Into the less expensive Right now the comeback Is pretty classification, wen conlined to the luxury classi- Silk, he says, gives cloth a "feel" firatlon. Schwarzenboch says. no oilier fiber has, is number one The first three fabric blends of I in taking a color and is absorbant. BRUCE BIOSSAT With practically everybody from the National Association of Manu facturers to Henry Wallace claim ing to operate under the tent of liberalism, it wouldn't be easy to come up with a satisfying defini tion of it. We re not going to try here, ex cept to suggest it has something to do with a willingness to experi ment, to embrace change, to keep mentally flexible, to seek new solu tions aimed at human betterment. It ought to be clear that if Jlber r.lism nas any such meaning, it can't be properly applied to manv groups wnich now" appropriate the label. In this editorial we'll exam ine Just one of those groups. The people who rightfully belong Ava Gardner Said Better LONDON in Hollywood star Ava Gardner, suffering from a tropical inlection picked up on a movie location In Kenya colony. Is expected to be out of bed to morrow. She Is in a London nurs ing home after being flown back from East Africa yesterday. Her doctors said her stomach ailment from drinking Impure wider In the Kenya back country twas not serious. She Is undergoing a series of antibiotic injections and physicians said 42 shots might be needed. Ihe actress wife of Frank Sin atra Is slated to fly back to Africa within 10 days. Irate Russian Breaks Windows TOKYO OP Japanese police Slid today a Russian whn ..m his name as Timofeev Victor Par olvlch waa ai rested for smashing three store windows early Sunday, lie was later released after paying fcr damages. The Tokyo Evening News said the man was one of six Russians told to leave Japan by Thursday because the Japanese Foreign Min istry does not recognize the Soviet mission in Tokyo. All claimed to a, members ol the mission. Friendly Helpfulness T Every Creed and Pun Word's Klamath Funeral Home Marquerite M. Word and Song 925 Hiqh Phont 3334 s3EE3 BILL JENKINS Manning Editor exclusively to the use for publication , newspaper as well as all AP ne. I while dumping supplies In Korea. Seconds alter he K'H out the plane I j mt an air bump, lurched toward I ; ihe ground and scooped tne Inll- i , captain back in by the fame door he was tossed out. At the same time the report came in from the state board of I health show ing that 40 percent of all accidents in Oregon (home r.c cideius. that 1st occurred in the yard, as compared to the national figures saying that mosi accidents occurred in the bedroom. Most of the peonle In the state report said they were playing when the mishap i occurred. This is put down to what ! might be referred to. and is. as "human shortcomings." In other words, it could have been prevent ed Sa nil vnn nfr1 trt Ho ic for trot about plaving in the vard and take I mt? nts one a surprise, the oUicr it easv in the bedroom and you'll ' fomcwhat expected have come In be safe as churches. I10'' general round of applause. Since reading that a load has ,The surprise wos Uie designation been lifted from my mind. It'?' Lz,ri Ta Benson as Eisen ,.,,mi h. i.i. m nut .r,H irv i hower s secretary nf agricullure. a good frost every fall anyway. silk and Du Font's orlon are In comtnencal production after six months of development. Toe broadest appeal of the three. since u is tne least expensive, suitable lor sucn Items as men s shirts and women's blouses and summer-type washable dresses. Schwarsenbach says this cloth blend of two-thirds orlon and S1e;uh.'r1im"'e',dy h" " h ilniS-i. fne h . He expects, for instance, that a iCVi, imu 7 . tad fsr about S39.50 and a man s shirt at about S12. A second blend is made up of 60 per cent spun silk warn and 40 per I cent orlon filling and is intended 1 !hr ? ?!",'. l0' PPrel "l!T Iid " th dld the broadcloth blend. job of marketing their products, i benwarzenbach says the extra percentage of silk not only gives the fabric a more delicate feel but widens the color range attainable with hard-to-dye orlon. A third blend 60 per cent orlon warp and 40 per cent silk filling is especially suitable for women', bioures and dresses, Schwarzen bach says. Pioauction of these blends. Schwarzenbach adds, is only limit ed to Uie availability of orlon. But as Du Pont increases pro duct .on of orlon yarn. h says ther will be a solution to the bottle- in this particular group profess a wish to serve humanity, to support measures lor the uplift of ordinary fnlk virvu.-hr Tnii iir.oi an attitude almost the exact oDDoslte I and a generous acceptance of many I marks igllJOO" out of Germany, uuman viewpoints in considering i H,s cv' ns become entangled in solutions to problems. i "" investigation of suspected fraud Vet, in truth, a prime character- lhe nu,!e Allied defease construe Istic of the 'liberals'- we now i lljn Program In Western Germany, nave under the microscope is an He charged In his complaint attitude almost the exact opposite. 'i'ne&c are the people say who they are for humanity, but who be lieve only one set ol solutions their own .s right. Thus there is only jut gooa national health program, ana if you are not for It. then c.eriy. you are no fnend of hu- mlml'- - I meatured" by "that" ft"..' excommunicated from the society of liberals There Is no real exam- V-itZL ,CZt " ,c"' rTC" lor many reasons-some of mem I possibly sound. I ,"" may oppose There Is really not a great gap Arms's entire building program in between this kind of thinking and ! Germany. rclultrheaPsuX-dS Mon- ist. These o"le I liberals do .n'f h,,WU t SlfCUS ,,,e much Dratin.T..'.";i!.!.;iciLC',,t'on f F"nch au-lln vcoiJieA uunsing. Actually tr.ey inemseives treasure confor iiiiiy dearly. Inflexioiiity of mind. lh verv i,V, . "re ,'"or we genuine liberal bears, is the stamp that snows most strikingly among them With their minds held rigid by the plaster cast of conformity these people progress naturally to the assumption that all good re sides in one political party. They extol the two-party system, but they never want anybody to vote for the other party. Theirs is the party of purest principle, while the opposition has succumbed to tally to expediency. lo people like this, the vole of the American electorate on Nov.. was just short of a disaster They have s one-party mentality in a two-parly country. Arc they liberals? Obviously not They are really reactionaries In this case, the reactionaries of the left. And they are no more help to us than the other kind. Warlltter Balldi far Ktcpi. Solid Oak ndj Potlt. rail Meut Milt pfct Miinding hnartt. Tonal 4ft(n hj rd't Ifadirif ic n Ileal engineers. Yt WorMlifr Plann irr nil jmt i ttw 4e Man but actually hunirttt mt Isllara nnifr many planwa nl na- It wll both. Thl la arrampllihM thrangh lhe appllrallan f mn4rn irriclenl tactary ang marketing melh df, aetllnr at new tungard In lha plan Inguitry, Rent ana ( thet lavely aplnat planaa If yaa with, Apply rent far a reaaanabl lima toward parrbaie, Tha lely calanlal pinel .g ffciivered with benrb. Louis R. Mann Piano Co. 15 ft. ith Hammand Organ They'll Do It Every Time - HIS PROSPECTS b ( - - vs. SJ aop ill RELATIVES f V . , amnie-xes-twis is mo we II Lk'ilN.'kUiilViuT TU NL' 1 "Uii I iw .t.ie ili-Ai-if "V I w THE A1AKKET o IN FOR A S-iJrOL ) VER COOP TTN i V- R'SE-VtS-CSUITE ACTIVE-1 St J UTWORITy' TME 1 E 0fjLV , !& 'T ilfcfFRSUi .COStTUIl0rt.'C miUA Ik I I X., r, ,rJ,T. VilpRTL'C TBI (rrXJOKjB M-iiy-r-i"; r7:rcnZJ rin feaftA, ml J 4fefwBtM lP MTCMlNJS tub mew Benson Approved As Agriculture Secy WASHINGTON ivPi President- elect Eisenhower's latest appoint- uv... sntt una uv i g,cu IllUll Ul his life to agriculture but he has Republican Farm Leaders Plan For Expanded Market Br OVID A. MARTIN Associated Press Farm Reporter WASHINGTON ufl Th. ELsen. hover administration Is expected i to build its farm aid programs larcelv around efforts tn hm,Hrn broad-'markets at home and abroad I This became apparent t'odav Itirf1?"'5 1 t- rl ?S B'ni0n ?' &,U Ljke Cily to be secretary ol nn. . . Brannan. a controversial liruro m U'lr"m"n 0".,clal 'm"y- ot-iivu is a iramea sDeciallsl in ' acricuitural marketinu. ami such believes farmers would n.ert .. e. inne'.iYmifn desi?na"'?n ,lls "no a; '" ,I.IUUIIV kUULCIl I'on mat farm riroizram of th Roosevelt-Truman administrations depended too heavily upon produc tion controls and subsidies to hold up farm prices. Republicans have promised to continue larm price support pro grams, but they argue that need lor them would be greatly lessened If new markets and outlets for farm surpluses could be developed. Benson said in New York yester day he agreed with Eisenhower's farm policy statements and the GOP party platform on the sub ject, but he declined to discuss Engineer Seeks New Trial IRANKFURT. Germany iff . Robert N. Harms. American en- j ginecr facing prosecution Ger- A U. 8. high commission court man authorities, told the U. S.jofSi.n a hearing Tuesday afternoon j hi-rh commission Tuesday he could' l0' octerm.ne whether American nu.' CM a (a r trial In r.e-man ,.,... i. t..... i j. .. . o-- . court ana asitra transicr oi nis ; cae to an American court. , H.lmj, ol Winter Park. Fla., Is r'-us"i ' smuggling 50.000 Tue-day that the German govern. mcnt is trying to drive his Con solidated Engineering Compan, cut ol business and has duped U. 8 ejmn.n hi ih.i. -.....V,.- probe. ."ZT ' ' ! Robert T. Bowcn. of Spokane. iWash.. head of the Consolidated i ucmu u. uie .onsonoaira STZT ' T T. I . .. .. i i. , u. S. hlnh rommiuirm in ivUhim I gel out of a German Jail In la" T" .r! nas Mfn aenied bail of possessing classified military ! information including th- tV V I nearly tnree montns. He is accused For Cheers The Cocktail Sherry from California Serve Sherry too...it's the new thing to do! Cocktail time, dinner time, anytime... GUILD Sherry served iced or straight will make you the ht that pleased 'em most. GUILD is the Cocktail Sherry. Ask for it! There's class In the glass That's filled With Guild! Made ( Bottled by in it our winery In lodi, CALIFORNIA! t. " s. n, np-, been less wellknown In that fit-Id recently than as a leader of the Mormon church in Salt Lake City. Not unexpected was the choice of Gov. Sherman Adams of New Hampshire to a key spot In Elsen hower's high command. Adams, also 53, hcuded the Elsenhower campaign. He ttas named to be assistant to the President, a Job specific programs except to say he favored some price supports. Elsenhower pulled something ol a surprise on farm leaders in se lecting Benson, who had not born cost r uw Benson headed one of the m lor "'11'"" ' Couw" ol '" Co-operatives h..... mio ...w .u.. prominently mentioned lor '-'was at a time when agricu lure .. . i ... .... lot producmg enoush for war needs rii,.. ih.n - rtv,i. i ...... prvaucwon. post in 1944 to become an apostle for the Mormon church tie Kit uie co-operative council The new secretary Is expected to: Place great emphasis on use of the co-operative Idea in attack ing larm problems of production and marketing. 2. Urge farmers to follow a practice of depending more on local self-help and less on federal aid. 3. Place special emphasis upon measures aimed at showilij farm ers how to become more efficient producers and marketeers. 4. Make greater use of state controlled agricultural extension services than have his New Deal and "Fair Deal'' predecessors. thorltles, since Rastatt Is in the French zone. ' m.c jui i? umiuii uvrr I Harms, whose case also Is In the French zone, at Kaisersiautern. Nc early ruling was expected. Vinsfon May Meet Duller NEW YORK .fi A possible meeting between Prime Minister Win? ton infton Churchill of Great Britain and John Foster Dulles. U. 8. sec retary of state-designate. Is Indl i,. . ,h.n-. -f'..hi - -- - The exchange over the week end was. released yesterday by Pres.- Ras-i?.' D,w,gM Eiscnhow, A'er S ' cablinir eo Cabling congratulations to Dul- , ..LS.L'1 n nrv.".rd 10 u""nK l"in over with r;,ii. ,u t id 'xPressln thanks, re- P;'A, we have talked together In ,he P,sl- 1 "" we sn" ulk the future..." Discover... -A " If firttmd -Is... Guild SHERRY WINE GROWERS GUILD LOOI. CALIFORNIA M ... a IVy J imm ILulo J ISM'T HE TWE HOT ROCK THAT WAS TELLIM6 U'i .ABOUT TVIC X4CMTS HE . SOLD TO THEM S4rMft4 SHEIKS? that includes liaison work between the White House and most ot the federal departments and agencies. Sen. Robert A. Taft, of Ohio, to whom Benson Is distantly related, hnrt thU rntitmenl fn- tiu.u.n coiumuus: "I think It Is an excellent np- poininient. 1 certainly joined In Hie rei'oinnicnuaiiun tbuti I cant claim him as my recommenda tion." The six cabinet appointees to dato: John Foster Dulles as secre tary of state, Charles E. Wilson as secretary of defense. James M. Humphrey as secretary of the Treasury, Herbert Brownell as attorney general, Oregon's Oov. Douglas McKay secretary ol interior and Benson as secretary ol agriculture. TWn llonrHhmet ffllp ilu. hu.. bn cast, (ornier Gov. Harold : SC" L Mlnn0, mutual I s "s-"s(,,"' 10 ",c President. borne comment, nn Rensnt-. n n. " ""c: d American Ferm' Bureau Federa- ;tinn t......i. ...... uacKKround . . . aumimslrame : aointy o a high order . . , Sen. Watkins R.Utah He's not for a lot ol giveaway programs but he will be lor the tilings necessary to maintain larm prosperity. Sen. Carlson iR-Kan A very good appointment. Sen. Mundt (R-SD) Eminently well qualified. i Hobson Cow Tests High PETERBOROUGH. N. If. A registered Guernsey cow. Sally Lou's Birdie, owned bv Mr and Mrs. r. j. Hobson. Merrill, put I3.2O0 pound of milk and 604 pounds of butterfal Into the coun try's breadbasket. This Is accord ing to the official Herd Improve theAmerican Guernsey Cattle Club B'rrtie" wa, a 8-veor-old and , milked W times while on test Iliuaiu Ml limes Wnile on test. ment itrtcisiry recora released by Guernsey cows on official test have steadily Increased production over the years. The average cow In the Unlled States produces only aoout one nail as much as the av eragc purebred Guernsey on official " Tlie sire of "Birdie" l neneater Don of Oak Park. Fifteen daughters I of this bull are listed In the Per- lormance Register of The Ameri can Guernsey Cattle Club. This record was supervised by Ihe Oregon 6tate College. KENNY BETTER SYDNEY. Australia Sister Fhzabeth Kenny's doctors ex- !?J&!I the "' :!?. r""'.. "ur". ''' ' n,("tj ib3i uiiffib irom lta.4 .l.t.l., I... . stints ui cereorai inromoosis. PACKAGE IN CELLOPHANE I t-s.. t i aV''T A r an mi 1 1 ai.M.JInm mi mn.m mimim tn'imnmimmummmmmm Several Fail to Submit Reports ) " flf FbWtinn PamnAifin FvnMKfK ii v hai.i: Ki Aitiiitm tin Hlate law requiring reports ol political campaign expenditures nn.i been Ignored bv neveral per sons w ho were candidate for coun t.v and city off Ires at the, Nov, 4 geneinl elrcllon here. The law stipulates thai such ram pnlsn spending muni be reported within 15 days niter an election. The deadline, then.' wan Nov, 10. Candidates lor federal and "late olllcr.1 are commanded to make such reporls with the secretary of state. Candldnlcs for county offices are to make their reports with the county clerk, and persona who were candidates for cltv olfloo are to IW their expenditures with the city clerk. Air Force Veteran Held For Selling War Secrets TOKYO (,11 8 Siit. CUilseppe ! sale to unauthorised persons cla.nl Casclo. awarlhv veteran of nine I Hed mllliarv wi lllug. . . . with years In the U. 8. Air Force, today was charged w ith con.ipirlng to sell iccrel information on America's top Jet plane In Korea to the enemy. Tlie Air Force announcement did not idenl'ly the enemy. Presum ably It referred to Ihe Communists. An Air Force ofllcer said the secret Infurniailon was contained In Minis of the souped-up F8tlo Jet tighter, which has racked up an I a-1 victory - margin over Russian- made bullies MIOlSs in Korean all Cascio, was a photographic laboratory technician with the 40lh Air Basp Group, lie doubled as a photographer and handy man. The Air Force said Cascio ob tained tlit Kccrei iniormnlion Irom Ski. John P. Jones of .Manchester, Mass. Jones wos attached to the Far East Air Forces Headquarters Squadron In Tokyo. Jones and Cascio were arresled Sept. 21. A medical board later de.lared Jones insane and he as shipped back to the U. 8. No court . martial charges have been filed i against him. C!,'cl0' " cpnvicted. could be ! srnccll lo M lmr,soniciil. No h ,i. r , tria has been set. CaseTo ., i V.. r; " ' Rosenberg Hearing Due NEW YORK Atomic spies r.iuei ana Julius Rosenberg jn a hearing tomororw on their mo tion to have their convictions inrown out. Federal Judge Edward Welnleld stt ine nearing yesterday afler turning down their request for a stay of execution. The two are scheduled to die in Bing 8tn7 Prison the week ol J.in. 12. 'lltey were convicted siarcn a. itoi. of giving aromir se-rrta lo Rus-sla during World Wa.- II. They have appealed frequently, but the U. 8 Supreme Court turned Ihem down several days ago. They now are In Sing Sing. Telling The Editor OlTCLAShtD V f A VI A Til rtltO UL'- I. ,ov. 11th parade that our own h'gli school band was outclasses bv all the olhep unita mnA nnl because of the lll-liltlm. fraved and oirty uniforms they wore. It sorely reflects on a school the sue of KUH8 that In some way they haven't provided for this need long ago. These children that give their time and talent not only lo their seheol but to the city as well should at least have uniforms they can be proud to wear and that we could be proud In seeing them wear. Mrs. John L. Brauner rai California Avenue OF MISSION IS Each glistening aaclcago of Million Moforenl is a bonqual packed in callephane. With if yeu can eaiily prepar any one el hundreds of unuiual meals everything from dinner o a polaciol banqutll No ether feed il ai veriatile mocoronl-ond ne elher macaro ni ii at good at Million. Il l made (rem pure Durum Semolina, il caoki firm, yet lender, end il toilet better than any ether. Try il your tell, totli Ihe difference yourielll As of yeatcriliiy, Ilia tullowlim cnuipalgn expense reports had been Hied at the C'mirllioiine: Ur, Clenruo Ailler, ro-elrctrd cor oner, $47.50. Murray inedl Iliitlon, elected sheriff, $208 51. Charlie Drl.ap, re-elected county clerk, t'J07 0U. Arthur i Major) Dickson, elected county a'.iciaor, I'B 1)7. Ed tlowrii, re-elected commis sioner, 1155. Dole Mnllonn. defeated candidate for sheriff, J48.0;i. There was no campaign rcpoit for Keith O'llulr, defeated candi date for coroner; Mrs. l'hlllls Ma honey, delected catullilpte for coun ty clink; Tom Hess, delealed can- reason to believe that anld writing would reach the enemy." In Tucson. Aris., Ca.iclo's 44 year-old wile declared, Anyone who noes anything to undermine ills nation deserves Whatever hap pens lo him. "Tills thing has Just made me sick. We never got nliinn. We were divorced once niict I foolishly niui ried him agitln." She said her hushitnd left for Korea early this year. She had nut hciml from him sinro June. MaJ. Mnlliew Stanhope ol While vllle. N.C., who arreslrcl Casein, said the stocky, heavy-set sergeant submitted meeklv. "The guv gave me no argu ment." Stanhope reported. Army and Air force officials In Washington said thev recalled no other Instance In the Korean action of surh charges being placed against an American serviceman. Samson F0LDAWAY TABLE SET JUiJitl afamafe feiti Ilk the,; ciaaaimi w.u . m-,.. DIINKt ftusMw.Tap tuffatf wM aM wirtiawl Irani INK tuaf-1ap tvriMa, Wiaai aff ln(tantlr ttAMDI . HAIDIII "'' ""i"i- UIOI .ill w," eh-li withabU, U,.aii a- DISMIt mt (1Kb ih twM-la vflfal IT tern "Four Floors of Fini Furniture and Floor Cov.rlnqi" 221 Main dliliitc fur eHiir; or Minim pa. Irrseu, defeated candidate lur cum. nilsniniier, At Cltv Hull these campaign ex pense reports weie on llle; Hull McVay, on liehall of Dlt'k Mngulre, tiiiMict'cnslu! candidate for mayor, I404 (ll. Paul Liuidiy, circled mayor, I'jcu on. W. U. Unmet, on behalf nf the Landrylor-Mayiir Club, 3I. lied nussmnii, uiisuicen.iliil con. il HI inn for mayor, IH4 oil Joe Uicen, unsiiccenslul canill, dale fur councllinaii lium Ward I, tin. Harry Fredrlcks, tinniit'cesMiil candidate for ruuni'llman Iioiii Waul I, (10. Darrell Miller, re-elected coun. ellnian from Ward 4. no expenses listed. Art Utiles, tinsuccesslul randl date for councilman Irom Ward 4, !1J,V Jim Barnes, aticcesslul randldatn lor councilman from Ward 3, 140 05. Mrs. Ruth Berry, unopposed lor le elrclliin a rltv treasuier, 110. Frank Blarkiner, elected point Judge. H3JM. dale lor police JudKC, Silo tw noli t:ioer. unsiircessn'i eanni. oils Mctsker, iiiistiircessitii -candidate lor police Jiul je. 11,13 80 niere are no espeite reports r oino Carnlnl, unsmi-esslul fan dldnle for I'KUiH'lhmin Hum Ward J; Oliver milker, elected council man nf Ward 1; or fur the lain lied Whltt'omb, who wa a candi date fur police Judqe. Neither have there been any re ports o expenditures which might have been made by ellher the lm-n nepulilicnn -or DruiiKintlc onion Iratlons In lielmll ol local randl dales (or oli'.lt-al ofllce. Tlie district attorney la empow rrrrl lo Institute nni-ei ulion ol any per.-tons or orBanlrntlons Inlling to report rampalgn espendltures. uimiii notification of the county clerk or cllv clerk. Thlt imart new table Ml by Sainton It the first folding t furniture to feature tha outstanding beauty and utility of omoiing "leotherwood." Toble topi and chair teati or made of this remarkably durable new material, which hoi the handsome oppeoronce of richly grained leather. Frame and tegi are of electrkally.welded tubular iteel. The new Somion Super-Top line It Amen'eo'i Numbtr One lutnitvr buyl Decorator Colorw CNAirilUM, AT, OIIIN, 0AI mi M Tit jfaidcHj fL? Thona S3S3 or 5339