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PAGE SIX HERALD ANT) NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, NOVKMrtER 27, 10,12 They'll Do It livci'y Time FRANK JENKINS Editor BILL. JENKINS Managing Editor Entered second diss matter at the post oftict of Klamath Falls. Ort 00 August 30. 1906, under act of CongrCM. March (, 1878 MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The AMOciated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for publication ot ill lh local new, printed In this newspaper as well aa all AP nei. siBSCRirnoN bates MAIL BJ CARRIER 1 month I 1.35 1 month I 1.S5 months 6 50 t months S 8.10 1 year $11.00 1 year 116.50 . HAL BOYLE NEW YORK tfi Today no mnn in a nation of l5T,uuu,ouo people need Bo hungry. Somewhere there la a table at which he is welcome. That may not be the most sig nificant (net about this Thanks giving Day. Bui It Is doubtful if In the his tory oi tne woiiu a country so vast could mime one single day during wiiich lu, entire population coulu be certain of escape lrom mankinds oiaest loe nunger. Thanksgiving is the 24 four period m ihe jear wucn ail Amer icans try to harvest man's great est ureum peace amid picmy. io American really wants to start a quarrel On tins aay, ana stltutlon. Now It is perhaps the most American of holidays, because It wraps all the other holidays in one. On Thanksgiving Day the av erage man thinks of his heritage of lreedom. Just as he does on Independence Day. His mind turns to his loved ones who have passed on. as it does on Memorial Day. He ordinarily rets time off from his Job. as he does on Labor Day. He has a feeling of spiritual gratitude. Just as he does at Christ mas, but it is a feeling limited to no one sect or religious creed, i On Thrnksgivlno Day even an atheist can fee) humbly grateful ft..- V l MM aa By Jimmy 1 1.ulo "vVmzzit? whem you go to the COC BECAUSE YOUWE A BIT UMDER PAR, ME GIVES OUT THUS"' eO. ' ZS&Z&ZZkw com ai a5?T'ii 5. JT-E'E, HE MAKES LIKE SO haS JUST TWf MMAH AMASAL j OSST THWS ISW PPJ fcMWAT I WAvEM'T V REQUIRES EJ6HT JjWURS1 ) ) I CONY SLEEP J I TWEkurJ. 1 KEN FEELIN3 A SLECPA tW""SEE ,f ) f JUST DOZE. ON sLEtPmSa U.N. Fighters Thankful They're Alive SEOUL If! U. N. flihlliii men feasted and prayed on the itilsly Korean battlelront this Thanks giving Day, Th. llnv Waa Snlemn flit, mil. dlers, sailor, and airmen. A iignt raid sprinkled the battle- line. Men put (limn their weapons lor moment to pick up lender turkey and nil the trimmings (i urn Mil Imp cocktail lo pumpkin pie. Chaplains knelt on wet uiuuiut. leading men In prayer, llul Hie tne American wloier in latins be-1 ,h,, whatever power that created yond the sea hates to light on it. hlm n,s ,,, :e;, Wm , crl. .m - cu the idea of there being auy .meiicun invention, anu eventGod al al B Amer.i Pravda could naraiy ciaun me ... ..... ,inc, Oovernor Brd Russians lound it l.rst. It is.asford proclaimed the first Pil-nm no w., ... .. . nHiik.tgivinK in iftil. uie (jay nas old as the Bible. The first thins Noah did alter the flood abated was to give burnt offerings of clean beasts and clean fowl unto the Lord. radically every ancient people had similar sacriiiclsl customs. 'ihe British, beginning with the sinking of the Spanish Armada In 1588, have had special days of Thanksgiving alter weathering an Empire crisis or to celebrate such immi .iwnlc lh. fifVh VM. nt Onn Victoria's rrlm in 189i. But over a period of three cen turies the practice of an annual 6"ay of Thanksgiving formally heralded since Abraham Lincoln's proclamation of 1864 has he come peculiarly an American in- Veterans Administration Due For Reorganization :sr ,lm. T Be.?rVlhXstio,,ye.e,bt,f;::L Ks.r the Veterans Aamin- t.. ... .. ",e ut"0 w RKO Wins Court Fight had i. peculiar oualliv of its nwn! WASHINGTON Lt Officials of, said he believed th nrnublirans. quiet joy in oeini able to giiiiu celerate and share the bouniv nt apprme new "L" '"'I",? "cr ormsou i7til0n. 't.;; . "? Pr h? cau Jarnco v " r , -L --- . - - i trew iuiKiiiuunii n an LOS ANOEI.ES i,p DKO Sttidto n.is won its court battle tvitli writer iaui jameo over it denied him for Ike Puts Aside Problems For Thanksgiving Holiday NEW YOltK dn president elect Dwlglit Elsenhower put aside Ihe problems of state lor tudav and, like any other American, sat down to a Thanksgiving turkey with his family. Ho had no appointment- and .nil not plan lo visit his offices m downtown New York. The general could look back an a week of heavy labor. He has now named all but twn oi tne nine members of his Cab inet. The secretaries of labor and commerce are not yet deMiiualed. Along with that, he announced his choices for a number of other top level Ofllces In the admliii.li.Mo,, he Is forming. ai tne same time, he has been getting up-to-the-minute reports Korea, discussing fmur i.ji..i.. lion, financial problems relating Jo taxation and the budget, talk mir polities, and eniifem.,,, i,i, oiticlais of the unltrd nations He apparently Intends to make up for lime lost on the holiday today by working overtime this 'ek end. His press secrrtnrt, iu... ; Hagerly. said visitor ' n.i. i..., been made up for both Saturday. q ounuay. and hiu mom volvlng I'orriipllon In government and disloyally, Hcloin thut, he was a member ol 'I humus E. Dewey's aiatl wiieu Dewey wus at the pok of his orliiu-bu.itliiK career as dt' trlt'i attorney of New York. Viiiidenlieig, ii, was an assltlanl to ins lather, Iho lute Hen. Arllnn Vandeiiberg of Mlchinnn. II served two years with Ihe Interim tlonal Buslc Economic Coi'iMirnlloil, CI li lse, 18 months ot It In Hi aill. One of the most Important' ms slons o( Kisenhower's day was a conlcrence with tiny, dynamic Mrs. Anna Itnsenbery, assistant secretary of defense In flmiue of inunpowur. Mis. Iio-enbeiu re turned from Koiea Inst week end. Bhe said she cume to New York lo report lo thr Presldeul-rlrrt on her findings in Ihe wHr r.onn, Blie disclosed low details In talking with reporters later. She Indicated she Is not avail able for a post In Eisenhower s administration, Elsenhower's last visitor of Ihe day was (iov. Theodore n Mt-Kol. inn. of Maryland 3Miiomli.iili Korean War ciinlliitJ lied. Men had lo $u lulu Initio uud die. On, Jiiines A. Vim !''lcet mimrliril lllikrv with the I'lllli Kegliiiental t.'iiinliul 'leiitu, a unit he commanded Vs years ago. The liiky II, H, Klghlh Army coiiiuiiiiider could see only a hmiil iul ol Ihe ground lump, under his I'liiniiiiiml. llul he ulieudy had h. Mini siinlnu winds which renclinl Ihe ears of many over Alined Furien Itudlo and llnuugli service publications, "Oodlcss roiiinitlulMn,M Van Fleet said, "Want no pence until the free peoples of the world hava all been enslaved under their world government." "We, as Army men, coll only do our best nuclei CIikI lo light in keep our own families and our nun count i lex free from the Com munist nieiiiiie that Is rendv in swallow each tif our countries sep arately utile we all sin k tngellt er." ho said. Van Fleet voiced the fhoiiuhis of thouxntiri when he said fami lies back home at their Think Klvlng Day dinner tables are "Ihniiklnn (lod that our lives hate been spared In llili terrible war." Vun Meet told his men thai on Thiiiiksuiviiiii l,,t vrar. "a - Ihoiight Hint peace Would be here holme Thanksgiving came around Ulltlll," Hut It is coiniuiiulMii we .. - (Ixlilin'." lie said, "nui ihn im,,,. ttenl North Koreans or the Chi liete people." The lurkev-ilii-tilntiiiinu mrl, A lew hours before lie ciime w laid beloie every Amencun to the generul a heiidiiuartrrs, Mc- aeiuin made a siieech In winch he predicted Elsenhower's govern. oniiir wlm could l, resciini Troops ol Hie other si Allied tin- the Kiueau cnntlicl sl.o It is unlike the uasan harvest ! further changes will be made by mc nepuoncau aaimuisirauou when it takes over. Veterans Administrator Carl R. Cray disclosed yesterday that the sprawling V. A. was being Siream lined in hopes of increasing ef ficiency, saving perhaps 10 million dollars a year, and giving better festivals because It isnt time cf i.'Oious revelry. It is simply a tim for us all lo quit complairiinj and be grateful for what we have. Most of all it is a family holi day, the day when the clan gath ers us members and lonesome friends together and all know a mutual gladness because they are i service to cis together, there is plenty to eat on Commander Lewis K. Cough of the table, and all the dark fears the American Legion said the plan Ui2t separate us on other days are out of sight and out ot mind. THE DOCTOR SAYS m By DR. E. P. JORDAN A correspondent writes that she Is 3 years old and is now in her l.-'tii" p.ejnancy and is terribly troubled with varicose ve'ns which she has never had before. Elastic stockings, she says, help oniy a lif.ie. It is certainly possible that the en'arged veins in such a case are not true varicose veins, but are the result of the pregnancy. At any rate, most doctors wouii probably ng back and help to hold up the column of blood. They arc espe cially Important in the lcs. where the presure of the blood in the veins is heavy because human be- nits stand upright. it people stood on their hands ! lionai rehihilitatinn rvi-. Hir. seems "basically sound and if properly carried Into effect will increase the efficiency of the V. A.'s services to the nation's veterans." Commander Marshall E. Miller of Amvets said he approved of some parts of the program. Cicero P. Hocan. for !n vears director of claims for the Disabled American Veteraas. sa'd he be lieved veterans would be. Dleased with some of Cray's plans. Bin woi. ueorge E. Ijams. na nhlirld credit be refused to tell a V A Mill I rniMriinn.i ,,,,. .,..-, u-. ui ioo many lop-iugni aomiius- he ever was a Communist. RKO trative positions." contended jarrico violated the mar- Rep. Edith Nourse Roncrs cIJ-. ats clnuse of his contract that Muss', wno will become chairman i mere was a hostile public reaction of the House Veterans Committee ttd that his name on the movie m wunuary. said she (clt it was would nave rendered it valueless, "unfair and unwise" for Cray to I Superior Judge Orlando II, make such sweeping changes on Rhodes upheld the studio yester the eve of a change of admliiLs. ,d"v and denied Jan .to damages, '"Hon. previously pared from S35O.0C0 to All, however, expressed satislac- 4l?0000 by cmlrt' Rhodes lion with one decision Groy an, nounced: There would be no elim. Instead of their feet, the valves in the veins of the arms would be just as important. Over the years the pressure on the valves In Ihe leg's veins is great and they are often broken adv.se her not to do anything down, when this happens the aoout it until alter tne pregnancy i necessary support Is lessened and is ?vcr since they might get much the veins become swollen. Most of betttr. them are near the surface because 8u; varicose veins and varicose ! th-i internal veins get more sup Ukxrt. do cause an enormous ! port lrom the muscles and other amount oti distress both physically tissue around them and this helps and because of their appearance to to prevent the valves from break BiBi.y people as they grow older, j inj. Varicose veins do not produce The use of elastic bandages pa.u or aiscomiort unless iney are ; wmcn support tne widened and en- tor of the Veterans of Foreign wars ana nimself a former as sistant administrator of the V. A.. Sister Kenny Near Death Ination of regional offices. Most of Ihe chenjes ere based on recommendations made in a long-secret $6OS.C0O private survey made by the Chicago management consultant firm of Booz. Allen, and Hamilton. t.irav mane tne survey Dublle simulian-ouslv with his announcement of reorganisation plans. He said he wes setting un three major departments instead of the former l2-s recommended. One will handle medical and surgical care for Veterans, one will be in charge of insurance and the third will manage such hen(,i claims, loen guarantees end voco- ruleo that he hud sulfercd no legal Howard Hunhes. who recently sold his conn oiling Interest in the studio, fired Jarrlco March 23. 1951. ordered him barred froin the studio and directed that "all his writings be tossed In the waste basket and burned." oav lor tne hollrtav, Eisenhower announced designations of two more men for ke- nots They wer, Willi,,,, p R0gPr, of Bethesda, Md.. for Ihe office of deoutv attorney. nrner.l ...a Arthur Vsndenberg Jr. as White j Forum. Rogers. 3S. mad mlttees that inva.ii.itlLi -lu "' avaimine lor a guvernment post inniees tnai Investigated cases In-1 nor Interested in one. peddling ! Washington "Many who think thev have fixed tilings with the atmriinu veil. (rral and escuprd Iheir Just 'nenal- ties may find llielr cn-es re. openeu." McKeldln lold an audi ence In New York's Town lull When he reached 1i'Ut,l.,..n'a reputation office,, McKeldln said he Is neither ; JAMES WARLOVV VVIlltlM. nV 1. quiet period of waiting unV,, kc , ., ," , "' i 'T... ". n Allies Repel Red Assaults SEOUL i ft Allied troops Mi WASHINOTON l In lh,. i.,. f ijuici prrioa OI V nCDUDllCBUM LX1T A. f ....... of the men In Ihe too lob.' .,ntr Ih Democraia aren't saying much. ..w ousy packing their bag. Cciiainly since election-up un til yesierday none of ihein at tempted any ahakenps or majo changes In his department or agen cy. is iinym oe nue to the be. Mur.Miou e wouinu i answer, even when asked. In fuel, when afked about It at a new confer ence, he said. "I don't ihit.k n,-. nas a wlists golna on hei Kxplaining Uui ir mvt if, snve the taxpayers 10 million rini. .... -, v. nmi iiii iiiHi, i.iif,,, i , . Iiounds of lurkey Lodge May Head U.K. woncKSTKn. Mrs. w th WuireMrr Telriram said ij,y tin t Urn. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. ftiassrliUMU( llepublleaii defeat ni ,,, nis oid lor re election, pro" ....., n, ,,rn wlr u. o, qeiegatlo to the United Nations. Il would succeed 7S- car-old Warren R. Austin. T ii Paper quoUd a source rlo- I'l Piesiilenl-elrti ijv.iulu II i-'i..,. i,"n. noon, ioue it no serving i.sison man. lively to be Inflamed than normal ones. Tnose who have varicose veins are more likely to have swollen leet or ankles than those with nor mal veins. Also, the poor circula tion can produce ulcers. These ul cers sometimes become enormous, causing destruction of the skin and large open sores. BRISBANE. Australia 11 Sis ter Elizabeth Kenny's ooctor says he expects tile famed poliomyel- speciausi, sunering lrom lion, train ng" Each " I bite.M 5h"i"" .ack ,hr" : ' , --";" 4,t k' niuin. un me ivorean central ge-uion to streamline the regional front. h1!ESmeT .1!!' Uu,'y Mld ,5 1 Tnc y 8' E""uh Arm" Cm- snakeup of these oflire- won d mt,r,,n,,A .. .u. n.j. .... 1 ddll'onal aavmg, of ljlfered heavy casualmes. It said at least 135 out of perhaps 175 Chin- (lulling Unite's serricea ehein would prevent hu apiwlntmrnt alt-- Elsenhower is inaugurated. , . l.nu-ie cuu i mil iwi r mm, ),- i,.- n-f .u. ,w "" '""i"'"g v. A. ov settlnu in.: ' .--., v. iiiiB anyway, mlgni undo What I ( me will h.nnl- j . . . , ... !'" ie lor veterans. Anothi r - ,..,.,,4 i . u , cnane el Insurai million dollnrs. m"'7 ' manges being made:ese were killed, wounded or cap misnt result in a savings o( 10 - lured. mfiamed. but such veins are more ilR.-ztd varicose v.ins u nf -ort ilis specialist, suifenna from a , , ..ilL," "-r"r" "1 ' " " Or. Ihe Western Front . L v.. . . ... 7 ' . t w-w . , , , , . . . i-.ti rr.u i m anv innrfr ah - u. . . an old remedy and helpful in " t,u o" me orm, .u n ., , r.t,nnn,, ' rr " i"1" "V 'o vom- ma.ny cases. Varicose veins are , a crisis in tour or five day, but : ,lrnH,. , ni'inist nosltions near Panmunjoin sometimes removed by soraerv. he said her chances of recovery "rp- Rors attended yester- -s te of the suspended Iruce talks The use of Injections for varicose ere "very slender." veins also has been popular, but He gave mis information In a lh?y d'd, So It was almost m nil k. day, head of the Veterans Administration, yester day announced that right away he was going to go ahead witn some changea In V. A. just at if there had been no election. h'ome veterans organltauons blessed his plans, but the verdict was not unanimous, and Orav .n.i the V A. will nrobablv be lu-elu 1 tonic nf rnn,-ar..iUn i ' . T i-. now , as to ny he was and Jan. 20. when ri. uiu... u u. hc.fr h-n-,:. r...."."'. . " . I'"" "0 -t t"iuiHi, ana tor ptiuiicanv who some miuuirr win take care of such briiilits as claims, o,in guaran tees a ml vocational naiiiing Cray said thai Instead of hav Inj a down operating aiicncu-s directly responsible lo hlm. there will now be lluee. headed by dru uty administrators. I want lo do everything that's my nmn, wnrn atllzr-rl going lluoinh when ,r Rr. may have other deas. will be hne so soon. Vet Makes First Speech LONDON I Members of the lluu-e of Lords sal bark in aston ishment ye-.terday when lird Chester aro'e lo prk on a prou lem of pnrth elections. It wajn'l the auiiierl that star tled them, it was Ihe (act thai Hit lil-year-old peer "s making hit flit speerli after Jl years mem- oersnip in the home. is "till difficult, although several methods are u.eri with rhpp. Everyone is born with folds or Probablv the masi imnon.n, .hini vilves in their veUis which carry to do is to prevent serious swell the flow of blood upward. These Ing. or ulcers by getting treatment valves prevent the blood from faU-1 beiore they have lasted too long BRUCE BIOSSAT Educators are still debating the big uuestlon of how much "Amer icanism" should be taught in the ccunuy's schools in the interest ol gooa citizenship. A good many believe as does Dr. William P. Russell, president of Teachers College at Columbia UnUerslty, who said recently: "Tot best way to beat a Com munist is to face him with c.tt rens who know and love their coun try, who both understand and re veie its ideals, and who can recog nize these Ideals and apply them in the ordinary situations ol every day llle." Buch teachers feel It Is the schools' job to create this kind of understanding, and that conse quently they must develop program to promote study of U.S. ideals and principles. Otners say the function of mi scnoi-i system is above all to rc-" ther systems of man neutral and objective. to'coo,- noting strong ou.-r cicar oi political turmoil, to take no sides in any phase of life. now surgery is again being used medical bulletin from her home : ,h moie and more. i at Toowoomba, 60 miles west of Tnt treatment of varicose ulcers i here. The physician. Dr. John Ogden. made an urgent- appeal for a sup ply of eight vis Is of a new drug, trypsin, which he believes is In Australia. A shipment of the drug is expected to arrlv from New York on Saturday but Ogden said It might come loo late. The doctor added that he feared his patient's clot was too far ad vanced lor the drug to have any success at dissolving it. He reported also that Sister Ken ny's condition is complicated by VA Calls For More Space WASHINGTON I The Vet erans Administration estimates that by 1975 it will need 265.960 iiuj.-ai Deas, compared with a present program for 131.000. This was revealed today in . A. management survey report janlcr. said Its forecasts were fc-ised on Information furnished by the agency's Department of Medi cine and Surgery. We V. A. estimates that its med ical program which now costs In excess of 00 million dollar, a Jreairi,Wil,',1,p,'obb"' C08t ' Hi billion annually in 1975. Tno V. A. tlnr. i.. dally patient load in hospitals in M76 will be 232,600, compared wttS an actual 96,304 in 1951. The V. A. was said to Inter pret present law as clearly re quiring it t0 furnh hospital care Other categories of veieran Ba tlents also will be handled by V. A hospitals. It was added I That's the way many European w. miura nave ll. The gosl of objectivity is whollv commendable. But there seems to be good reason why It cannot be aunerea to perfectly in teaching young Americans about their gov ernnienl. Lcntr sea w mrf oSiMti. - decision as a people to have a democratic form ot government. To work well, such a system pre., supposes a well-informed. durt. ed populace. Education for all is thu an indispensable element lr oo.nucracy. now else can you get sojmi popular choices? Tr.at education ought to Include a highly critical look at the very system we live by. We should be ab'e to examine honestly all the faints of democracy in practice. n.io we snouid De able to studv government points and weaknesses. I Communism, today the nays news conference and said -and Yonchon, some 20 miles to ....... ii-ii .obi in general it i tne nortneasi. The ra nr r i the new nl,n im" ;7.u" ..""'-.w .n..p .r ... uc-k.ic WIMI ll.-.IL-S tne Kepuoucan-controlled Congress meets She sold her committee will go into the matter thoroughly, she expressed the opinion that while manv things Gray suggested will;0' Pinpoint Hill, dominant height be helpful "many others win not - on Sniper Ridge, be." Allied Infantrymen smashed the She asked Cray, If the changes ' attack with grenades and rifle Tilt Chinese labs on the Central Frr.nt were preceded by a heavy artillery and mortar barrage. Then a company of Reds more than Liu men nit tne northern slopi were being made in the Interest of efficiency or economy. Gray re plied thev were aimed at '-giving service to veterans at a reason able cost." Legion Commander ftnttph iH his organization's official aliunde lire. Two smaller attacks were broken befoie daybreak, with Allied ar tillery aiding the South Korean de fenders. Warplanes ranged, deep Into pioni Korean territory, blasting resolratorv Infection m-hirk i organization's otticiai atttude:""'" u-rmury. unsung ecVlng he? heart 1 wealed in about 45 days, i Communist troop concentrations affecting her heart The 66-year-old nurse suffered Ihe attack of cerebral thrombosis last Friday. but that a preliminary observation leads the Legion to believe the pian Is "basically sound." Gough seld the announced pro gram includes four major provi sions the Legion has championed: H reaffirmation of the decentral ized regional office procedure- 121 autonomy for the chief medical Deer herds of Southern Oregon 'J'" ,n """eciing functions of d Northern r.hfnmi. ., i "epanmeni of Medicine Foresters To Discuss Deer and Northern California are to be the tonic of discussion Dec. S when the Shasta Cascade chanter of the Society of American Foresters meet, in the Lakevicw Hotel, Lake-view. Bill LlshtfOOt. regional rnnr.cn. tative of the Oregon state Came nri Surgery; i.1i Inclusion o( soccial services under the authority nf ih chief medical director, as an nounced by Cray; and Mi, the trend toward decentralization of death claim.-,. Ijams said h was advising VFW field officers that he felt the 605.- and supply facilities. commission and active in inter- ' ,,c state deer herd surveys Is he T T"' " the BoOI Allcn ,nd guest soesker .renrnf.:;' "" '.fori "was wasted" and m It; I th ff.i i . i ... . powerful rival system, unquestlon- m r " OC8'n ' 8:30 ahly should be on every teaching agpda in America. But that does ..v. inciu uiai icacners snouja be allowed to advocate commu nism, to undercut our own system. Thr;ie ts a huge dilferer.ee between explaining and promoting. Bui by the same token, we should not hold our teachers to simply explaining the American approach j Kuvernmem. or we want our budaing citizens to go forth not as scholars in comparative govern ment but as defenders of a faith champions of the free system we have. And most educators are to agree we cannot do that If we stay strictly neutral. In this one funda mental field, at least, we must promote. To do so may violate the motion of pure scholastic objectivity. Bui we re not now and never have been ..v...g in woric, wnere one can afford to be neutral m knot i-i. ....... kind of government. And nobody has suggested an far that . .. ih ' hr Boclet' ' be"er equipped -o.. bvijuui to ao tne job. guest speaker, according to nro- ' "JI. ' . gram Chairman Jack Groom. WZlv' a T ii0 r?,"n '''nB -- ue w..r r. uvci again In the next few months. OIL TINNI-.L PLAN 8IIELVKD 8INOAPORE iPi 8lneaDore s vul nerability to atom bomb attacks has caused the abandonment of an admiralty plan to build 14 undcr giound tunnel, designed to carry o.l from storage tanks in the cen ter of the island to the naval bae or harbor area. The project, start ed in 1938 and abandoned at the lall nf Singapore to th jm.,,... In World War II has now been transferred to Ceylon. Veil will never t eikta1 It tif vaaee meaty It mi. We underwrite II com d aniti. Carter's Collection Agency rh- '' 411 Mala w.fiin.r BiiUi far Kf HI. S.IU Oak kirk nA Pift. till Mlil run rintil satin 'Mui iinaist baara. Tanal Stilra S warla'a leading ae allral eatlncrra. Vat Warllltar Planaa are nal atl a Itw aellara bal erlaallr hnndrede f aallara ander many plana nal nea-. Ir aa well billll. mil la aceem punned thronch the application af madern Iflclent farlarr and markellst me!h ada, aeltin, a pew tlandard in tl. plana Indmlrt. a-nl ant af tkeii larelr aplntl planaa If ran with, apply rent far a retaanahlt tlmt lamrd pnrikt.'. The lit.lr calanlal tplnel U drllrered all, ktnek, Louis H Mann Piano Co. !! N. ilk Himmtnd Ortea Coeds Advance In College WASHINGTON tfi-The fair sex Is showing a greater thirst toda. for advanced education, according to the U. S. commissioner of education. fcurl McGrath reported total en rollment in the nation's colleges and universities at 3.U8.284 this fall, up 1.5 per cent from last year and the first Increase since 1049. The boost came In the numoer of coed students, up 6 per cent from Inst year. The male total dropped I per cent, tvftioro It loo a Santa Clous. ,ho wroto torn" CX count "THERf $ A SANTA" Yt, w hav Ihe proof-.Jutl pur that, on of avr beeulilvlty printsd "Sono Claw lHn" and mail Kara in evr ipedol nioit box. W wHI ut that t k ssm la yaur fovorils child from Sonlo'i Kara la Sanla Clavi, Indj bearing the' fomaul poilmork. This itrvics b TKB M M n... I ads. jr--n IS lorn 7" n I fiA f I 1 a w. Trwiu-f0R I '"wcwrf ry People DO Read SPOT ADS -you are! iFIEWiLETOM SHItfB at MW ' ' i.mc auer. I r i I CHRTMAS shoe sale FRIDAY SATURDAY MONDAY i 500 Pair of High Styled Shoes from which to Choose Values to 11.95 r jm& Su.dtt ond Coif ; II 1 m tD$l SHOE STORE , i "Klamath'. Ltodina Family Shea Stor" . to
