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WKDNKSDAY, DKCKMHKK 24. 10.72 IlKltAU) AMI NKWS. Kf.AMATH KAU.S. OREGON PAGE FrVB thousands of Worshippers In Bethlehem for Christmas iiktiii.kiikm ii'i-iiy Hie hhi- umla Ihn Inlllilul come lu llrllilr hem Itiiliiy nml tmrn inure, aa It vni on tho HI I Chilaliiia nearly J mm yuma nun, Hum waa no room nl the 1 1 u in. Ami) nml InaHl binder itiiiircln relaxed their lionller ri'iftiltillnn In ll Ihn pllmlni'i iii)i until Hi" liuly pliiix ol ClirlnllmiHy. '' liiimaaml nf vlalliiia llllril every l .nun nncl every lied III tho liiiteln, lio.ilela mid iii'imluiw ul 111" A i n lj MHIIInll ul Jerumileiii, flellileliem, Jerk-ho mid lliunulliili. At I a.m. tudiiv the Mandeluauiit Clalu llllo Ihn Inrarll pull l J"i titiilem opriird to admit 1.SU0 Anil) ChrlKtlmw who livn In laruul. 'Inry hud auoclnl criiinnliii to vlnll rel miven on tlm Anil) mile ul lire haulier dlvl.liim Ihn Imly illy end In nllend OhilMinim mtvIcch lo. nmhl. 'Miry inul bo buck ill Iru'nel by Clirlnlinaa Mailt. Hundred ol forelun pllnrliim alno rnino lluoi lull lm-iTi mm Mm Vmu drllimmi Dale. 'Iliey will not be allowed to rrturn itnuin tliiutiHii Ilia Jewish ntalc, however. Like Ihn llirrn wtiin men of lemit Surgeons Try To Save Eyes HAN DIriOO, Calif. I Two aiiiueoin donated the 'll ul thru liuiiili Imluy Ulul'liiini. pini.cntt to brother end nuer. ulind aince U.i III. U unlay' oirllon urn aurora ful anmrihliiK It will lenulre mx month lo urteriiiine luniciu llotiPio, 13, mm tiiima Hodeln, I J. nlno can thank Mm. Josephine Andazula. 'nielr ca.iea Wore rec ommended to the atirueon by Mr.v Andurolu, whonn Klce' Methodlhl nilMiionaiy territory Include their liometov.il, Tecatc, Uaja C'ullturnla, Mexico. The aiirfeimi aald Ihn two chil dren weio bin u with bilutrral ton aeniial calm acta and operative liruiinrnl prnmli.ru lo fcive them per crnl ol normal vi.ilun. . Fliers Give Vnnas Candy TOKYO on A U. R. Air Korea I'll today dmpprd I no pounrta ol randy ban bv prrarhutf to younir a'.era on a tiny Hand oil the Ko. Iran coal, "Mrriy OirlMmaa from the Ky ushu Gypates'- an written In Ko. Iran on rach box. Thr lran"'nn plane Hies a atip ply run be. wren K ur.hu, Japan, and Korra. ' alwayu fly low ovrr thla one liny Island,'' i.ald U. Don Davis ol Natchra, Mna., the pilot. We r.rr thr kid comr out and wavr at w. and e ioik our wlniia In icsiirn " Ho the crew brun rollmlnB: ran.y br, Tmy nnlilrd to dr hirr Ihrm on ClnHtmai Kvr , "Wr r'rrpd the hliinl iwicr and attractrd p.rmv r.l aitrniion br raire we'd nrvir donr 111: t brlorr." aaid Li Kdnnrd II. OMnon ot Akron, O . io-pilot. "Tbrn wr hravrd out thr para rhulr romainrr and watched thr pararhutr drill down to Ihr wall nil kidv It landrd nrar Ihr vlllaar. o wr know thry sol Ihr rlirlsl maa prrarnu In good ahrpr." Halve your rlnlhra drvlnr prob lem with Ihr All-Drv fludcrl Hun die irrrlre at Mrn'a Hand l.aun-drr. 11TH ANNUAL CHRISTMAS 0 CHRISTMAS NIGHT Thus., Dec 25 FREE ORCHID TO THE FIRST 300 LADIES MUSIC BY BAIDY'S BAND featuring PAUL SWIGART and GEO. WILLIS DANCING 9 'til 1 $1.20 Per Penon (Inc. Tax) DUO, th plliirhiiH today pirn'cil loAurd Ili'Uilrhrin. TonMlit InlKhlly ulrniiilim nlur alup thr Chinch ol thn N.illviiy will h-ud tlirin na iinolhi r ntur Ird tho Miil-lo Ihn blilhpliico ol tho holy child. Chilitiniiti Kvr wna n duy of cnrniiviy unil woi'ihlp, cllinnxhiK lonluhl in Hi" liililinuhl nuivicta iiiiiikiiiK tho birth ul UnM. Iloiiiuii Ciilliollc I'lilrlunh Al brrlo lloil wan lo Irud llm procia- ,.. lt-,l.ll A I li.liilell llV mill) III IH tm' i' .. . lour iiiiiuuud toiliiliihlca, Inn puriy lllCIUIIIMl nil' tmniHWi I'" Ullllrd MltlOIIH OIIU Hlin IIOIII mini intra ill Ihr Ininilrr Unit hni unlit Ihn holy rlly Mnco the riilriilinc Wur ol ItMrt . . 'llm olllchil party from the In rarll aldr ol tin- lioui'rr Irnvrlril Ihn trndllloiiiil rond from Jcrui-nli-iii Noimnlly h-ld bv I'-rnl mid rioted lo tho Arubs, the rond wa i opriird capcclnlly lor the procca- """lie route Inv pn't tmih ol lUchrl to Ihn Church ol the Nu tlvlly, which iimrka llm MipiiUMod blrthplucn of Chihil. IlriirrwntB llvra ol Ihn Orlhodox mid Armen ian chiirchra wrrn on lumd lo wr. coinr Ihr putrliirch ul Mir rhiirch rnlriince. In.ililr Ihr uhurch Hie chapel lor Orthodox, Arnieniiin and Latin Wornhlp. '1'ho chinux ol Ihn rrrrmony will be Ihr liiidltlonnl mldnniht iiinan, u i n, I.mIIii i:iiuiml ol HI Catherine and conrludlnii In f-...,t.. ..r ii.m Notii'llv vviirlr irudltlon aaya Mary and Jimrph lllllllly lounn uliriitT iiiiu wiii-h; biihy'waa hori) Ihr I'roirMuni nrrvire ranurd In a aimllurly liallowrd nimi on Ihr Irrrucrd aluK' oui hldr BcllUriuiii whrir the un?rui announrrd ihr birth lo llm hi-i. hridi watchliiK their llock by lilKhl. Dur.nx till nr-vlrr. a -cal ahrpherd'a mail of cournc bread and inriit wan plnnnrd. Soil Test Lab Opens at OSC Funm-M with a long time need lor aoil lenlinu in Oregon havo a chance now to titlhre Mm new aotl le.-.ilnn laboratory at Oregon Blair Collrue, dur In open thr fir ol tin? snr. atrordiim lo ihe County Aurnt'a Olllre here. The lab la oprraird bv thr rx lenalon aervlce and thr F;xerimrnt HiHiion, and will be run bv L. A. Albnn, OHO Soil l)rirlmenl. ITila will br a aolU lab capable of BlvlnB trMa on major point iwrrwary lor aid in aoil manaKc mrni end Irrllluallon. In r.'iitrrn Orroon routine anal via will br liirnh.hrd on pH, phos. plmrous, calrium, pulaah, aall and ".I'.uni contrnt. fhaiue lor Ihe arrvlre la i; 10 prr aaniplr. In adrtitinn, acrordinp; lo the County Auenra olllce. the aoil'a or. lirnic niuiirr end boron conlrnta will br determined. Contiilnrra lor ahlpmrnt err avail, able el Uir county oilier, pontolltcr liulldlni!? and Information alirrtu with lUHlruclions err also available o farmcrt may lurniah all necrv aarv Intormatlon on past cropping and aoll mnnnitenirni. Thr frrvlrr la available to any one In Klamath Cmintv. including homrownern v.llh garden aoll prob Irma and blK ranchers with many tvpra of aollv ronntinPenlltpairing er ttet.raaa aaainaai CORSAGES I ' , .'' .'.." i Wj. - il m n naiMi ad aVffii li1- irlrai i "MIUNIGHT MANEUVER." Erneit &roi llett), U. S. delegate to Ihe United Netiont, it apparently mindful of the time at he makei a phone call at the clota of the record-broalting tettion of the General Aiiombly in New York, At right, Soviet dele gate Andrei Gromyko linger! hit watch at ho leavet the all night tettion detcribed at the Soviet "midnight-maneuver. The 1 1-hour tettion wat a latt-gatp Soviet demand to condemn the United Statet lor "malt murder" of war pritonert in Korea, It wat defeated 45 to 5, Teachers In Japan Work TOKYO ifi Hundreds of Amer ican schoolteachers In Japan De partment ol Army civilians will null be going to school during the holidays, while their pupils are at home. "Thai's the regulation." said 1,1. Col. James T. Dean or Ihe Army'a personnel section. "Regulations re quire that the DACa either have lo be working or on leave. II thry go on leave they do It without pay." The husband of one DAC said Ihr teachers are "hopping mad about this whole thing... sitting out at the schools twiddling then thumbs." Students Irom elementary achools through high school don't have to come back to school until Jan. 6. But irarhrrs mut rrport back nrxl Monday and "work" through Ihe week. "What work will Ihey do with no pupils?" Dean was asked. "Why, there's plenty for them fo do." he replied. "'Ihey can study their curricula, gradr papera and Inventory ihr librarirs." C......I. riant fr tvtrjr fiftf 'mplt UK mi mmHrnt Imlf MMftiti kyl meffen pit not Itut Mala -eV. .(--'-auai.iaiawinnniii nana pa iimai.ini 71M&.JD W, CHRISTMASW Prom all o ui, to all our friend Thif greeting ii extended... For a very Merry Cbriaimtt And aXew M St. X X X ' - -- '- srV luav'v , , i "try r vuitj "a e XVI V. (Jls not what. we give but what we share for flic (..ft "without the jjlver is bareS Senaie Elections Group Said Critical WASHINGTON 11 The Senate elections subcommittee waa re ported today to have reached vir tual agreement on a report sharply critical of 8n. McCarthy (R-Wl) and much lea critical of his politi cal enemy, Ben, Benton ID-Conn). The subcommittee, headed by Hen. HcnniriKa (O-Moi, ha con ducted a long Invey Irauon of charges the two s.-naiors have Hung at one another and which became Isnue in their campaign lor re-clecllon. Brnton waa defrated In Novem- Man Lifts Mink Coat LONDON ' A young man strolled Into a Mayfalr turner's shop yesterday, awept a M.000 mink coat Into his arms and dashed out the front door. As a startled showroom employe ran to the door shouting "Stop! Stop!", the mlnk-llller lumped aboard his getaway vehicle a bicycle and pedaled madly out ol uiKlu Into the tralflc. The coat belonged to a alstcr ol the Duchess of Sunderland, Year thai it iplendid. i 'VA r ' x .x.xx.x.x H of McCarthy brr; McCarthy won re-election. Denton, In a resolution filed with the Senate in August. 1001. sought the expulsion of McCarthy Irom Congress. He accused tho Wlscon iti lawmaker of fraud, perjury and deceit. McCarthy, In a counter resolution filed last spring, charged that Benton had protected Com munists and Corhmunist sympa thlMrs while an assistant secretary ul state In his pre-Ucnate career. Sen. Hendrlckson lfl-NJ, the elections aubcommltlee's vice chairman, had announced last week a report of Iindings In the two Investigations would be handed down before Christmas Day. But the subcommittee say now Its re port will be delayed by the Illness of Hennlngs, who Is nursing a case ol tnlluenza. The subcommittee has refused to comment on the possible trend of Its report, and In recent days has met secretly at unannounced places while giving the dralt re port a final pollshlnr. A well-placed source who de clined to.be named told a reporter MONEY for Hotpitol Room and Board Surqicol Feet Special Hoipital Services Doctors' Calls in Hospital Maternity Polio Have us tell vou about the exceptional new Family Hospitol ond Surgical Ex Dense plan now to be hod from the Metropolitan Life. You will find it aivinq just the protection vou mav have been seeking. Write or tele phone Harrel M. Creasey 933 High St. Phone 7644 Representint the Mctrepeliten life lnturane Co. New Yerk. N.V. OUR ANNUAL PRE-INVENTORY CLEAN UP WILL START FRIDAY, DEC. 26 AT 4 P.M. SHOP OUR STORE FOR THE REST OF 1952 FOR CLEARANCE VALUES! HUNDREDS OF WANTED ITEMS! TERRIFIC CLEAR-AWAY PRICES! LOTS OF ODDS 'N' ENDS RUMMAGE! WATCH FOR OUR JANUARY WHITE GOODS STARTS FRIDAY, JANUARY 2ND EVERYTHING FOR HOMEMAKERS! FAMOUS PENNEY QUALITY! NEW LOW PRICES . . . WATCH FOR OUR . BIG OPENING AD! the draft now la readv for a final vote, "but at least one member a very unnappy arjoui some ol tne Merry Christmas To oil our friends ond custom ers in the Klamath Basin, we wish vou the best of everything for the coming year. Jimmy Barnes FROM HIIR re Oiuii ' UIIIUUIO un rlirontnrc FlRTFEDERAtUVINE ztVLOAN ASSOCIATION Meaiioy language and there la )u;t an ouU aide chance that they will wind, up In a disagreement. FARMER'S SAND and GRAVEL ctoff - nffinorc Mnu mii uuiUlw M0 MAIN STRUT ' l ; , XiX.x.xx xtx xix.xxf ..
