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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1953)
i1 HT.RALD AND NKW. KLAMATH FALTJ, OREOON PAGE EUCVTN 1 17"""" ?ll"T'-rmB5y t"l'eef Wjealew design and low, ilook ' TM rrl freetment of the now 195 JoWtV -CkV utom hardtop convert. tW.r' r sedans. The 91 fillar li . .'f ft .MeWlght, out of tiqht and lt-4,d:tlt. Styled by finin Farina, tq ttrfy dttlgner, tha 1953 Ambet- rtalfiel tailtiMrttal styling and numarout (7Maf. fNaCBMiCet advanccmantt Include Htrif M Mfa eempretiion LeMoni Dual .J.-'af". eeiariel antra . cost aqulpmant. 4.Jtt.l.lUy et Klahn Nail; Co., 406 SlCbngeSeen UlCdll Hdl Tea but netMott Peace Memorial Speaker Due POnTIiAND Bayard rtustln,, college eecretary of tha fellowship or Reconciliation, will apeak twice III Klumath Kails Runtlsy, Ken. I. He will apeak on the rubject "Old and New Armor" al the II a m. wuralilo rerviee c.f the Praia Me mortal Church. At 1 p.m. In the Firnt Presbyterian Church, he will addrena a public meeting epon sored bv the local chapter oi the National Association tor the Ad vancement of Colored People on ihe eunjcvi, "Sirica Aiiame-. Bayard Rustln la an authority on and exponent 0! the non-violent ap proach to tn aolution or aoclai uroblema. Purine World Warr II he auent in inontha in Irderal prlr.011 (or hla religion refusal to accept conscription- and war, in mt. he wm atntenced by the court o( North Carolina to 10 days on the road gang (or .disobeying J 1 in Crow lew on a bu trip through the Boulh, During the aunimer of ISM he toured Kurope and Africa where he observed lira(-hand the struggle of tlie masses against poverty, op- iirernlon and pxd 0 lallon. He con .lulfrt with leartcra In the ' Gold f.'oant, Nigeria and French Wett Alrlca concerning the una or non violent resistance In their struggle lor rreedom. 1 Ilia meetings in r.iamein are part oi a Wetern tour wnicn Uayard nuntln is meig unun .unices of the American lCrlend Kervlca Committer. They are open to the publlo witnouv aomivn charge. StrlKC CONGRATULATE nnoui. ii-South Korean Preel- dent Byngman Rhee congratulated President Elsenhower toaay on nm Inauguration, Rhee called It me dawn or a new era ol international Juatlca lor ill." (DP 1 1 CCXON ond STOMACH fllK (Hemorrhoids) AimiHt ' Tissue llltMt iHdlll tMritIM THI DIAN CLINIC Dm 10 yMtl vs fHto,. U.M a Wtimtu Jnewi CI..U ,! ... In SI'S T. Mlt Hoent imt souuvMe et STi. r ti w . I 1 WW w 714 a bis admuuatra- -r la rulo out, al ad la la future, any Vrateey for United m the Korean War. I en the dang a, U cord tmoac tba Al laarVt atraaaaa Ik , aJtHl uta Ira a 'a atatt Muo wamujr . . ifliai . M''ra !' ', i ' partlcaUrty fuwiaaaa 1 ,. a a a) a Me 1- j ia V a wa- 1 t a Mt4l lHt.. . Nf IIMIMfl ut fl HBPnUirB P I aw offrmlva aimed al forcing an! rmlatlca and aome kind of block-! laja aconomlo or naval of Chine. It COUld alio be propoard thai the V. M, aik all members which have1 rMoanited Red China to withdraw iteofnition. tltaln's altitude of caution bout doing anything drastic wo.i moat recently cxprcurd publicly r Prime Minister Churchill when ha came to the U. 8. early this Moth to confer with KLirnhowrr. Ha Mid nobody likes a stalemate "bat there are worse thinea than Jt aaaJamsle." , Altarlcan practice has been to Hp the govrrnincnu with troops tB 'Kares miormrd of all plans In hamtfig the war. litis has been aan through a committee of am baaaadors meeting two or three tunaa a week at the State DeparU taot, Through tins or aome similar Iganry Kisenhower and Dulles, be. aaavaar' a a committed to the exeralso of isaaarahip rather than dictation in Joint ajiorts with other cotuitrm, aoay sound out nations Involved In tha Korean fighting on their new . ia thi lleht of the lnsiuural ad- r-v aal dmaa, ll seems higlily unlikely that .TM&.MaUMk'Br anrf IllllUa ll'Alllrf In. Hi upon going through with any ar.' alrategv which would be aagly o;i6sed by a number of aa countrlen, although strong amcnls mislit be employed In oris to gel agreeiiieirl. wheel ALIGHT wheel BALANCE for better all-around car and truck performance... bring your front-end , problems to Jtickeland Truck SALES and SERVICE, Inc. 11th and Klamath ; Intamatioiial .. ' ' Goodrich Phono 2-2581 Hudson .St' , j Ltm sua aaUly wag, w Tinmtr aa fa eaoU ta o and ob- ba. f "..lata hwtotb fCUMf l.;lt'lr rymm aaaa faaaaak st tfaV " ar wm, mj tas I i Brl. b I t 4 A gaaw T aWaai' Vat- m . aa II - aoeria apacuitUoo alraiar fog aaVaraan Wat -J . i Cnyt MSIVf tVMB V Cctifornui -v.'-.Port"-' Sfiwrji i v-'.'i'i:' I m n I ;J'i . v. 1. in ''V , A'J"'''';'lvV Tciirtrt) if Hf tot t r ,1 . -X V-irilflalfVlaVI llllWUllliTD I HW COLOR IN OLD FABRICS! aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaajaaaa Fab-Spray't handy salf-tpraying dispeniar turm drb, dingy fabrics Into charming decorative pieces. 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Long sleeves, snug fitting rib knit cuffs. Sizes 6-1 8. . WERE 2.39-2-STAR BRENT ; MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS SAVE Limited selections of handsome stripes, solid . colors, fancy patterns and white dress shirts all with non-wilt collars that stay neat all day long. Sanforized. Not all sizes in all colors, ' WAS 79c CAR ASH TRAY i ::il Equipped with both moulding or upholstery dipt " , REG. 65c LICENSE PLATE BRACKET Universal type, with new full chroma type .clomp 27c WAS l)7.00EWING MA Sews forward, .backward. Mahogany Cabinet, j QQ : REGULAR 40.95 CLOCK RADIO -Turns applnnoes en ond oft. Luminous 1A Ti I dial. White or brown plastic cabinet. IV WAS 56.95 PLATFORM ROCKER" ' ;? ' Frioie uphelstary. No-Sag springs. 51 77 ' ' ':. -, ."v; . " ' ! v REG. 1 .00 MATCHED SHAKER SETS ! 2 salt, 2 popper shakers. Add color to your table 77 U-.. with color glow, chip proof. V . . ( ; . WAS 4.79 SEMI-GLOSS ENAMEL ' . For well ond woodwork Limited colors, O Af. .,; (aliens only. ' . REG. 4.95 OIL CHANGER ; - - ri For cars, trucks, boats and tractors, no need to Aj ..' crawl under, changes oil in 2 to 5 minutes. ., BOY'S WASHABLE PLAID SHIRTS 49 97c Reg. 1. Vividly colorful, smart in appeorance on un usually fine value at this thrifty, budqet-wise price. Soft cotton flannelette. Assorted plaids in bright, washable colors. 1 2 to 1 8. REG. 3.59 LIGHT FIXTURES 3.27 Round shade, three light fixture. Assorted pastel colors for bedroom or living room. WERE 18.88 BETTER SARAN PLASTIC SEAT COVERS Installed fret 16.88 Most Sedans .V; Mode of smooth, colorful woven Saran plostic' trimmed with Sea I tuft quilted plastic that won't chip or peel. Your choice of three smart harmon izing patterns. See them. K iJUna awnA'aaA auaa WWraTT" l t