Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 19, 1952, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextFACE EIGHT ITER ALU r NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON nil i) ay, nKCiCMMW m, inr.a New Senate Could be Upset -By Anti-Filibuster Plans WASHINGTON W Senatora try lnr to Hgur out how lo amaah iillbunters ar considering stralw that could throw the opening sen ion of the new Semite on Jn. S Youth Again 'Joins Marines HEADINO. Pa. " The in-galn-out-agaln boy or the Marine .Corp. 17-year-old William H. Hous ion. is in again today. Houston, whose lather Marine MJ. John Lester Houston, was killed at Iwo Jima In 1913. en listed in Jacksonville, Fla when he was 15. He had almost completed boot (raining at Parris Island. 8. C. when his aee was discovered and he was discharged. Not to be dis couraged, Houston enlisted again at Reading when he was 16. "You here again?" they asked at Parris Island as they gave the lad his second honorable discharge. During his present enlistment Houston told Sgt, Norman Perstng he was 17, the sergeant asked "You're not kiddinjr now?" Hous ton assured him he was serious. He heads lor Parris Island again in a few days. Into an uproar. Behind their efforts !s a desire to clear the way for civil rights measures. They hope to deprive opponents of their most trusty weapon, the filibuster, which can be used to talk legislation to death. A leader In the move, Sen. Humphrey (D-Minn), said today Republican and Democratic sena tors who favor making it easier to shut off debate have been Invited to confer here Dec. 30. Humphrey told a reporter that one course of action under study is to move at the stan of the session lor the adoption of new Senate rules a maneuver aimed at eliminating Rule 22. Under Rule ?5, a halt cn be called to a filibuster only by the oies of 6 senators, or two-thirds of the entire membership. Oppo nents contend It Is almost Impos sible to apply. What's more, Rule 23 provides that no debate limitation whatever shall apply to proposals to change the rules so Hint any move to Chang it ran be talked lo death. Tentative opening-day alratcitv mil lined hv Humphrey to cope with this roadblock to civil rights and other leiti.slntion Involves some last parliamentary footwork. Here's what Humphrey expects would happen if the plan were put BELL HOTEL 1500 Oak . 1 Block 'rm S.P. Utpat WEEKLY RATES Plenty of Free Forking Attractive Rotes for Roilworken and Trucker NEW MANAGEMENT ! NOW JERRY'S BLUE Cmarket OPENING SATURDAY -- DECEMBER 20 9:30 A.M. to 4:00 F.M. 822 Main St. Owner, Jerry Rainwater Into rv'eution: member hip rhnnuei l one time, At the out-rt of Hie 4-mUoii a ix a i'oiuunim uooy aim so anenuy rtllmi U'mil.t In. murlft In l..mi! llllN ll.S llllCt.. An appeal win.ld he tiiken from motion would be marie to auop new Senate rules: the vice) presl dent, who Is Senale presiding ollleer, probably would iulr Hint the motion wna niit of order, rely ing on all past precedents that the aenate, uecause oniy a iiuro 01 n Hip riillnu of the vice president: only a majority vote ta necessary to ' overluin such a ruling and Humphrey la hopeful that the neo- If the Mc previlnil were liver ruli'il, llio oilri'i v.iiukl h. in i'.ive the t'rnitte without usiy rulis. llUIUplHl'V .Mild ; Uif en r orill- uiiry pniliitnirniiu y inii"i wuiilti nppli' iuhI miy Mmmi's nttiMiiptlng In nliunsirr uu.iiii'.t the iMiuptliiii of new riilei no limner would luivc A',iile from piiillaiiieiiliiiv lei'h. nli'iililiea ami snme ailllinrliies believe there are llawa In the ujj.ni Mich n uiiineuver would imiciVuit a bitter flKhl iiy Hniltliern annnim-jt wli;i limn have relied (in flllhuMern tn block fair rniploVinent i net ii ti ImMntlim and other civil ilulita inraHiiin. te, because only a third or Its ' essaiy vines coiuu ue uuiauien. mu nitii'i.-iuin 01 m.iii j. i inrnnuin. IT I V lf tjjflj Many other Beoutl- 1 7LO'uI MAGNAV0X j it farV I rno('e' chooso J W. Icivli. you Priced O9C0 $ ' Magnificent j MAGNAVOX! I SANTA IS DELIVERING THESE IN TIME FOR XMAS! The Magnificent MAGNAV0X TRADITIONAL CONCERTO Thil chorminq Maqnavox Traditional Con certo radio-phonograph often boauly and portormance tar beyond what might be expocrod from its price. A true coniole model with larqe liio component! , . , the belt buy on today'i market tor qood mu lie ond beautiful cabinetry at a modoit price! AM-FM radio, 3-ipeod record changer, 12"ipaoker, 50 Termi if deiired OPEN FRIDAY EVE. 120 No. 7th Phone 4S19 SW!WYW1'MWWWIM'W H 3 "When all through the house.... after martha shopped and shopped So-o-o-o-o You Did Wait until the last moment . . . kept putting OFF, while the whole world whirled toward CHRIST MAS, forgot that TIME never stands still . . . now CURRIN'S must come to your rescue, will get you FRAGRANTLY out of your predicament with the world's famous PERFUMES, all "GIFTY" in holiday trap pings. Is she sweet and gentle, makes you think of a cinnamon pink? Then tuck YARD LEY of London underneath a bough, little packets of pressed LAVENDAR blossoms to sweetly scent her lingerie and linens, a big bottle of BATH SALTS, SOAP, DUSTING POWDER, COLOGNE, SACHET ... If she's voung and gay as a wood sprite, make the SCENT you give her HEAVEN SCENT or APPLE BLOSSOM, dainty as a just unfurled blossom on the apple tree by HELENA RUBEN STEIN of WHITE MAGNOLIA, and COMMAND PERFORMANCE fame at CURRIN'S. Spend a dollar well on HOUBGANT'S Sparkling APRIL SHOWERS . . . quicken the pulse of someone you love with CIRO'S Danger, Surrender or Acclaim .... Make her "woman heart" almost BURST with happiness with the COTY gift we found at CURRIN'S, "wrapped in beauty" set of LIPSTICK, stunning golden COMPACT and non-spill flacon of COTY PERFUME for her purse ... ' Tuck a "stuffin" gift of FIVE little cylinders of OLD SPICE where her eyes will find them, . dusting powder, bath salts', cologne. Please her speechless with a HUGE set of EVE NING in PARIS for just $7.50, toilet water, cologne, dusting powder, a really GORGEOUS gift for the gal you hope to find under the mistle toe. And don't forget POPPA. All women adore men who use MASCULINE after shave lotion, talc and soap . . . give him COSMETICS that will take you back to him like a homing pigeon be cause you love the fragrance that he uses . . . OLD SPICE, CORTLEY, YARDLEY, SEAFORTH, SPORTSMAN'S. There are FRAGRANT gifts at EVERY PRICE, $1 up at the Beauty Bar at CURRIN'S . . . who ever she is,' wherever she goes . .5. whatever her tasks, the CHRISTMAS she will remember will be THIS one if you've given a FRARGRANT gift from Ninth and Main, MtHLVS Flutter of Snoivtlaken . . tinkle of bells, footprints in the snow, a Santa's red suit outlined against the whitening street, bright lights upon a upflung fir green against the winter sky . . . CHRISTMAS . . . made happier for ONE and ALL with the help of the KLAMATH FLOWER SHOP where you'll find that giving is MORE than half the fun of GETTING if it's a gift of FLOWERS . . . a brilliant blooming POIN SETTA. lovely ones, $1.75 UP . . . AZELEAS . . . CYCLA MEN . . . CUT flowers, Christ mas CORSAGES. Found some clever little LUCITE Christmas trees . . . those cunning, twinkly FOAM snow men and Santas and reindeer . . . EXPERTLY fashioned ARRANGEMENTS for your CHRIST MAS table, the mantle above a crackling fire, the hall for saying "Merry Christmas" to your guests from the KLAMATH FLOWER SHOP. Look for lovely white MADONNAS, for sunning FIGURINES and bits of BRASS and COPPER for that SPECIAL gift . . . CANDLES for festivity at the KLAMATH FLOWER SHOP that has the Christmas spirit and will be open evenings, Dec. 22-23-24 to help you say MERRY CHRISTMAS in a FRAGRANT way with flowers from 1211 Main, the - KLAMATH FLOWER SHOP. I aW v 1 Ba. I 9 01 C-JM Thin 1 Straight from the heart ... a WISH for the MERRIEST, fun-filled, you-know-the-kind of Christmas from CARTERS' ... a NEW YEAR'S "Hello" and we've-been-so-happy-to-serve you "GREETING fHBISTUtii from CARTERS', that HOSPIT- ARM? stnro U7horo vnu fin,! first-things-first like Green Mountain creamy MAPLE CANDY and blocks of 100 pure MAPLE SUGAR, right from the seasoning houses in VERMONT where sugar is made from sap from Majestic Maple trees, gathered in tubs, then poured into gleaming stain less steel vats and BOILED. bubbling over a roaring hardwood fire until the syrup SUGARS and is moulded in the quaint, bits of sweetness you'll find this week at CARTERS'. Christmas is a HAPPY time, a hallowed, homey, holly time . . . let's all REMEMBER to shop and SHARE the Christmas spirit with "Your Moit Thoughtful Grocer," 1420 Esplanade, CARTERS' QHEER It's Uarcclon'n For tiittn for MR. and MRS CHRISTMAS gifts, that "he 'n she," "him 'n her," the "TWO of them" can enjoy TOGETHER. Went looking for these DIFFI CULT gifts for Santa's pack this week and found ... at GARCELON S Lovely Tole - type, hand painted, large and small, smartly-shaped, SERVING TRAYS, permanent finish "stunners," several COLORS, a USEFUL gift for $1.35 to $12.95 . .'. some autographed by the artist. Scads of those tricky LAZY SUSANS in which you serve EVERY THING from turtle soup to Christmas candies . . . "big n little," pretty POTTERY casseroles and serving dishes, BIG choice of colors and woods , . , PERFECT gift for partying, these start at $4.45, at GARCELON'S. Set the stage for CHRISTMAS for those newly weds, the folks whose "stake is made" . . . those "good food gourments" with EVERYTHING, with an OLE THOMPSON PEPPER MILL . . . myrtle wood, redwood, juniper, milk glass, Blue Willow darlings, perky little chrome-topped GRINDERS or SETS with SALT SHAKER too, simply HUGE price range from $4.95. WHERE you'll find the GIFT you WANT to give and Happy Christmas "Howdics" at 407 Main, I.AlltTSLO.VS lludolph ' The lied NOSED REINDEER . . . he's just as smug as he can be, because the little rascal has been chosen, to help spread this year's Christmas cheer . . . and he knows the road is open, down the snowy street ... so he s taken off a 'lopin' to MILLER'S and the most beauteous BEAUTY BAR that ever brought a gift of FRAGRANCE to our town. Fnllmv vnnr n n a o tn , CHARLES OF THE R1TZ COSMETICS . . . give a super box of BLENDED FACE POWDER, pink for the gal with the apple blossom skin . . . give one of those TRE MENDOUS fitted CHARLES OF THE RITZ COSMETIC KITS, simply EVERTHING to make' her lovely as a dryad, $5 to $40 . . . found a cunning "tuck in" gift, a tiny, RUDOLPH, boil and all with lip stick in your favorite SHADES ... at MILLER'S. All the King's men can't cancel out HER love if the gift is DIRECTOIRE perfume, "little" gift, a flaeqn in a swan-drawn sleigh ... or a Hl'GE bottle that will set her bunin' . . . COLOGNE from $3 to $5 . . . BATH POWDER too, at MILLER'S. Bind her love forever with a gift of those nevcr-to-forgottcn scents by Evyan. the "dare-to-do-it," incomparable, devastating FRAGRANCE for the born coquette, the sophisticated siren, the grandma with the grand dame aire . . . WHITE SHOULDERS . . . GOLDEN SHADOWS . . . GAY DIVERSION ... the PERFUME that is NEVER forgotten . . . THREE in a row, TRIO surprise package, darlitrgly done in a golden box ALL for $3.00 ... OR EVYAN'S very NEWEST, the "divlishly daring" MOST PRECIOUS, Just talked about in Harper's, Mademoiselle, Vogue . . . COLOGNE, $2.75 to $8.50 . . . PERFUME, $5 to $18.50 with MILLER'S CHRISTMAS wishes. Think about (earnestly) DIVINE . . . INTOXI CATION . . . Le DANDY by D'ORSAY sets of COLOGNE and PERFUME, all PRICES, all SIZES ... give ANGELIQUE, new line at MILLER'S , . . WHITE, GOLD, BLACK SATIN fragrances, all THREE for $4 , . . Give a COLOGNE WARDROBE, a $7.50 VALUE for the price of $3, same fragrance iit , BATH SOAP, GUEST SOAP . . . Help Santa with a gift of a MUSICAL POWDER BOX or a MUSICAL ROSARY, a gift to be cherished from the beautiful Beauty Bar at 512 Main, MILLER'S mm 1 1 the shop in our town GPCCTf R'lX uigliten YOUR home, UIfcfcllIW 4 1 .... '' t'onelunion . . Tli Lnil? Ah, . . . NEVER! 'Tis just the last word in 1932 from the ART CENTER . . , the' summing up or a year that YOU'VE helped ' make SUCCESSFUL , . . a year of bringing you the HAND-MADE works of ART from our land and the lands under the mid night sun to the sea swept shores of China ... the GIFTS you LIKE to give . . . CONCLUSION? Ah . . . TftEQsc&il NEVER . . . the END of a fljiSffig year is but the . "readying" I1'1 for ANOTHER ... the lull before the storm of bringing you in 1953 a GREATER treasure trove of beauty .... CONCLUSION? . . . there's STILL time before the curtain rings down for CHRISTMAS to pick up those LAST MINUTE remembrances . . . those OUTSTANDING answers to "What Shall I Buy?" The ART CENTER will be OPEN for your con venience during evening shopping hours kept In Klamath Falls when Mrs. Swancy will welcome you with a MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR from 1227 Main Street, the ' ART, CENTER It You Were Santa where would YOU shop for peikv little PEPPER PLANTS . . . positively perfect POINSKTTAS . . . Christmas r.EGONIAS . . . JERUSALEM CHER RIES . . . blooming AZALEAS . . . CYCLAMENS . . . CUT FLOWERS . . . ? At. the shops where you find I "frillies" or shops t tint soil von "sillies" . . . KOHN'S FLOWERS 1 end GIFTS? . , . the sliop in 1 OUR TOWN th.it will send your CHRISTMAS FLOWERS swiftly across the miles by WIRE that will bri come Christmas with Ircsh-cut CllKYaAiN Tilt, MUMS, CARNATION'S, SNAP DRAGONS . . . the FLOWER SHOP that sends vou CHRISTMAS GREETINGS in tho FRIENDLIEST sort of wayt . . . the shop that's CLOSED for business coma this MERRY CHRISTMAS DAY ... the shop that says "It's been a pleasure" and "We'll be hero NEXT year" . . . "We hope you like our service" . . . "We hold your friendship dear" . . . and NOW this parting greeting to you and you and you . . . mav all vour dearest WISHES on Christ mas morn come JRL'E . . . MERRY CHRISTMAS from 430 Main, Koliu'.s HotvrrN mid iHiin m 1'hrintinan Without CHINA would he like pumpkin pic with out spite, turkey without dressing or a plum pudding without hard sauce, so BECAUSE the FIRST place we think about for FINE CHINA is RICKYS and the FINEST CHINA that WE know of is LENOX, went to RICKYS to help ' YOU make the BIG tic cision for your CHRIST-' MAS gifting . . . Fine CHINA gives that feeling of well being, of knowing the satisfaction of perfection of detail. YOU'LL find this in LENOX PINE, the gracious pattern Unit blends so beautifully with all pat terns of STERLING in the DOWNSTAIRS SILVER and CHINA SHOP at RICKYS . . . PINE with slender needles, brown cones, lovely as graceful wind-tossed sprays from our own green woods . .. You'll find it In LENOX WHEAT with heads and blades of GRAIN . . . WHEAT on the smart est MODERN shape, the graceful COUPE, ex quisite LENOX 111 the same glowing, translusccnt loveliness as the "Command Performance" serv ices created for royally of the world ... at RICKY'S. You'll find it in breath-taking RUTLEDGE with the exclusive FLUTED LENOX edge ... In the expertly enameled, delicate groupings of tiny colorful FIELD FLOWERS, each one made per fect by hand . . . Spread tho CHRISTMAS SPIRIT charmingly in Klamalh homes , . , rise early, before tho dawn to drink in the blessed Spirit of another Christmas day and in your heart say yet another prayer of thankfullncss for the friendliness, the WELCOME that you got the whole year through at 700 Main, "Your Registered Jewelor,"' RICKYS r9