Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 22, 1952, Page 9, Image 9

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    TtONIMY, nUCKMnr.R 22, 1052
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAU.S. rmFC.ON
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THE NATIVITY Mrs. C. D. Groves, 1434 Leltsviow Street, hn conped every sweepstakes
priie offered In Christmas decorating competition here in the past tew yean, end thit year
decided not to compete in ordor to qive otheri chance, However, her display it up' and open
for viewing by the public. Lakeview Street may be reached by driving West on Upham three
blocks above Oregon Avenue. Mrs. Groves' residence Is on tho West tide of Lakeview Street,
about two blocks off of Upham.
Ike to Meet With Anti-Communist Group
. NKW YORK vn-Prnldrnl elect
Dwluht D. Elsenhower meet today
with four key olliclut nf the new
adiiiliilMrallnn and representatives
nf I he Cointiilltro on the J'reiiciU
Danger.
The committee was created two
yearn aut lo help alert the nation
In the threat nf romtmuiiMti at
home Mini abioatl, and (a npur mill'
Ury preparedness.
An orHftnlzallon with about SO
members IhrotiKliutu the country,
f Truman Lauds
GIs in Korea
WAWHNOTON I Preitenl
Truman In a apecial yuletide me.
told troop In Korea they are
holding bark astrewiitin and lliii
enabling "your countrviiieti mid
million of other people1' to enjoy
e peaceful Chnaiinaa.
In e aerond mnnaatie laMied dur
ing" the wee end the I'reaMcnl
told all overaena aervtceiiien that
the laak you have net for your
aehea la nothlwr le than the sal
vation of the world."
At hnine, the President vllt de
liver his laM off iriAi Chrulniaa
mtiaaun lo the nation Wednesday
at the 3nih annti.il UkIUIiU of (he
llvin Chrlatmaa tree on the While
House stttninda. It will be carried
by radio networks at 4:30 p.m.,
J.ST.
CAS:AjI.TV list
WASHINGTON vP-The Defend
Department today Idrnllflcd til Ko.
rean War ra'ualtlei In a new it
(No. HSi that reported 23 dead. 33
wounded, 3 niiaalntf and . injured.
lolre your elothea drying problem
tin, she alt-dry Budget Rundle aery
Ire at Men'a Hand Laundry.
the committee l.i beaded by Dr.
Jainea It. Conant, president of
Harvard I'nlvcralty.
Other committee memberi who
will attend today'a conference arc
John Foiler iJulleH, nitmrd for aoc.
retnry nf Male: llaruld E. Btni.iei),
who w ill be director of mutual nec
uiily In the hew adminiMniloiit;
Cirn. William J. i Wild Hllli Dono
van, chief of the World War II
lOllice of Htniteijic Hervlcea, and
Irncey a. Voorlicea, New York at
torney. .llrrberl Hrownell. attorney (ten-erul-ilrslimate,
and R'ncer M. Kyc.t.
atMiUited deputy aet-retary of rir
frlne Ian Frldnv. aho will alt In
at the aevtlnn. Kyea will represent
Clmrlea V. Wll.mn, who will be aec
retary of defense.
Dulles. HtaMten and Brownell will
be In deparunenla or auenctea
directly concerned with f.RhUim
cumniuiilAm at home and ovcraeaa.
Ttie Preildoiil-elect look lime out
from a planned week rnd of reat
yeaterday to confer for two houra
at hla Columbia University real
deuce w ith a committee he recently
named to atudy and atreamllne or
Bamratlon of the executive branch
of the ifovernmenl.
The commn-e Is worklnir with
Tec -lo Univernliy personnel who
aj makinif a special survey In that
field.
Those named by Elsenhower who
met with him are Nelson A. Rocke
feller of New York, former aislsl
ant secretary of state and co-ordl-rnlor
nf inter - American affairs:
Dr. Arthur 8. Flemmliiu, president
nf Ohm Wealeyan University; and
Dr. Milton Klaenhower, president
nf Pennsylvania Hlate College and
a brother of the general.
Also present were Joseph M.
Dodie, Detroit banker who Is aerv
lot as Kisenhower'a pre-inaiiRura-tion
representative In the Budget
Hureau: Oov. Hhei'mim Adams uf
New Hampshire, assLstant to the
new President; Arthur H. Vanden
berg Jr., his executive assistant:
and John French, the committee
attorney.
James C. Hagerty. Elsenhower's
prea secrcliiry. aald the commit
ter made a nrellmliuirv report and
pruhnlily will meet ukuIii with the
Keneral In advance nt his Inttugura
tlon Jan. 20. Ilauerty did not dis
close what rccoinincndallona the
group iniide.
In numliiK the committee lai.l
mnnlh, Elsenhower wrote D..
Robert I,. Johnson, president of
Temple University, that It waa his
undrmtandlnir the university atudy
would InteRrate and bring up lo
date other studies which have b;en
made In the same field, including
the reiwrl of the Hoover Commit
sion on oritanliution ot the execu
tive brunch.
Elsenhower's schedule tnday also
Includes a visit to the Wal'lorf.
Astoria Hotel to attend the annual
meeting of the Freedom Founda
tion, and conferences at hla Com
modore Hotel headquarters with of
ficials of the U. B. Council of the
International Chamber of Com
merce, and repreaenlotlvea of the
National Fraternal Council of
Churches, which has members
(torn 11 Neuro denominations.
The members of Eisr-nhowcr'a
Cabinet and other lop officials In
the new administration are beini;
thoroughly Investigated by the FBI
at their own request.
Dnllea started It. He announced
shortly after he was appointed Inst
Itionin mat ne nao sssea inr rni
i to make an A to Z Inquiry Into his
I background. .
Since then, an associate ot the
I general aald. the eight other Cabl
I net appointees and those named to
other kev posts either already tuve
made similar requests or will do
so.
heir atlllude haa been, said the
associate, that there shouldn't be
the faintest taint of suspicion about
any government official.
He added that the officials named
to head department and aaencies
are planning to have the FBI run
Immediate checks on personnel
they appoint. Tlwe Inquiries will
be apart from FBI Investigations
that would be made routinely under
the government loyalty program.
SWING ROCKERS REDUCED
' NOW - JUST IN TIME for Christmas!
Famous BILTWELL with the
5-YEAR CONSTRUCTION
GUARANTEE
SPECIAL! The swing rocker illus-
rrared- mohair cover,
asm vafaam M
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p-ir fr'SZi
1775
4.
aCABlIIZIMlM
PAY ONLY $5
DOWN, and $5
A MONTH
Over 30 to choose from - all reduced!
SWING ROCKERS in grey; boigt, Ktlly
green, logo green. CM "TP
Sale price Wls3
SWING ROCKER-i'n beige, CiQ Tj
wine, red. - Sale price 41.aU
FAMOUS BILTWELL ZEPHYR Swing
Rocker. "Floating Eie." Wine,
laupe, green.
TAPESTRY COVER
Swing rocker ,
$74.25
$80.50
ROSE MATLISSE One only, CIIO
beautiful cover 'yllfc
PLASTIC COVER Swing rocken with long
wearing plastic coven in red (A 7C
ot lime. ' Sale Price 'POU.I J
PROVINCIAL STYLE
A $52.75 value
PROVINCIAL STYLE High back, chintz
cover, choice of colon. A reg. CTO ftp
$69.95 value vJJ.D
Two only! Beautiful qold covered, matchinq
iwinq rockeri.
$4175
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FURNITURE
195 E. MAIN
"Our Location Saves You Money"
Nuts Big Business in Brazil
I Pressure l applied and the maat
pops out, ready to be stacked In
uo-pound boxes.
IllO HE JANEIftO, Braill 11
Your Kngllsh walnuts probably
tome, from California and your
Jordan almonds lrom the candy
store but those brazil nula are
slrictly fiom Hrar.ll.
The mils are gaihered In Janu
ary and February deep In the slum
ul Amanonaa, the heart of the
Auiamn region, 'llie tree from
which they come, a variety of
chestnut, abounds there.
Hut experts estimate that the
tola! annual output comes from
perhaps 100,000 trees, a fraction of
Ihe lota) number, Tnese trees are
closest to the innumerable water
courses In the region.
The. nuts grow In shells about
Ihe alc of a cocoanut, and each
shell weighs from two lo lour
pounds, They are called "ourlcos,"
und contain 16 to 20 separate, nuts.
'file Indians who work In the har
vest ere therefore very careful
about being under the trees during
a wind. An ourlco dropping 76 or
100 feel can easily smash a skull.
As the nuts faU, the native takes
a heavy knife, called a tcrcado,
and cu.s throuuh the touh outer
coverlnit to tree the Individual nuts.
Thez-.e are transported to his near
by canoe.
The canoea. In turn, gather at
collection points, where motor
boats carry the nuts on down to
the Amaion. There, ocean-nolnii
vessels that can travel S.000 miles
up the river may take them on
down to Ihe port of Beiem.
New Y Club
Plans Party
Members of the Klamath YMCA
aro receiving an Invitation from
a new organization of young Klam
ath men the Y'a Men'a Club to
attend a Christmas party for mem
bers of Ihe "Y" Tuesday at 7:15
in the YMCA.
A feature of the evening is to be
Dickens Christinas Story, with
songs, movies, games and Santa
Claus also programmed.
In charge of the party are Earl
Hilton. Bud Noffslngcr. Ray Mc
laughlin and Prank Parsons.
Big 10 lb Budget Bundles washed
and dried at Men'a Hand Laundry
for Just 89c.
CHRISTMAS
GIFT SPECIAL
Poinsettia Plants
1 Blossom 1.75
2 Blossom 2.75
.3 Blossom 3.75
NUTS
Mixed Nuts 35c lb.
Walnuts 35c lb.
Filberts 35c lb.
MURPHEY'S
SEED STORE
834 Klamath Ave.
Belem, Itself HO miles from Ihe
sea, is the center of the Brar;l
nut Induslty. Eight of the 16 shell
ing plants in tbe nation are lo
rated there. In recent years, these
shelling plants have come to plsy
a larkri' and larger part In the
exportation of Ihe nuts. About half
of tho exports now lvo com-;
pletiiy shelled. ' i
This Is a hard proress because
of the niszll nuts' resiliency. First ;
Ihe nuts are soaked for 24 hows !
in cold water. 'I hen they are dipped ;
suddenly, for two or three minutes,
In boiling vatcr. The filial step is
lo run the in through a machine ,
much like a home bottle capper, 1
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BUY...
Local business building.
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full details first letter.
Box 346, Herald I News.
Only 17,000 tons pf Braill cutis; about a normal crop. Last year'a
have been exported this ear 1 31.000 represented a bumper erop.
JUST ARRIVED
Jacobson
ROTARY SNOW PLOW
NOW ON DISPLAY
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you . . . but enclose your
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