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Newspaper Page TextS'ARY 28, 19(13 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE TKTXJ uaui Am jt el va ol Mm. vandargrlfl, .jprttod. Saturday, l at Masonic d by JoUn j to brim a corner. 1"9 j Hh Oa) '"g Of Ul ina- UM dry land NorlnwMl. 4 that u (fe at lane bands 4lvrlrd, In a growing ol t en Irrigated H still rrpre nturn, how ls Basin earl- t rft yr there the lerma In . an at nn,. 4 war placed t a ch ralurn vaol eriorn Irom M,(00 pounua l , according s -eea malntalnrd -a, who u now year a coun- lor Xlamaih aoianllllo and earn into lu i,1 horse and - aaalvtly u sup. t f I "f th aoll and eshitit to mar aral advancement lb almoul unl 4 fcaotor tor utility ar tnnaporution. ' , aM farm landa ' .m4 mere econoin- -4T 4k horua for at Vat geographical at Ifaa farm land. - vera I.IM head I .eV-ag la Klamath aaihai wee re- M, eolt and "3f0 roKrKT at aaauoinuu who future Indus- 4 the Klamath ) been Inter- at definite future waala local mar. 4 a all produced t, - -aaaurably, to od Ifaa a aMrlal struc- . stabllah- 9t- aj DOuaea to i oeei wuuiu an incrs- .) tka at tma . capital r la a ilia's ! r fe ll V. I agricultural Klamath . -4 attribution eJe. proccaaed t, KanphMUina aatabltah- aeaaea, with . B. la, one A, naps oe- . U haa d (hat ev 4 aut ol tlila a another aim a po se paid to i.600 meat itpped . to th Baaln eed In lo ant that old have ao deblta 4 money. I register directly .Jintthinf abiaa la v taction of aal rabbits at (Mr, li-a aalrr1e; Muairy and apiary' prbf aaatnMrted tub a By ta tba aaak riurn from at m"'PjUl proaucia. UMM aauada of but mi a-4 marketed for i- i t.WbQ. Tnere at egan told I fryera and m 40.000 tur lry account- at the total l aouroe. - 4 4 raMlo Saaara Dane Ilia Olrela l'ra diiuare Uanue club art apon norliij a nubllo muara dance In tlie WlUard Hotel Ballroom on Datur day, Jan. II, at i:30 p ,n, Admla alon will b a dollar plua tax per couple, Callera are to b Otto Ellla and J. U. Htanley, and aueat callera art welcome, aa well a Vliltora, , ' t ab Nal Pack I will meet 10 p.m. Thuraday, .In th niunlc room of Altamont it. blah achool. tveryon la welcome, Vlillora-Mr. and Mra. Hennlna Backlund, KoM, Minn,, have been KUaata ol Mr. and Mra, Axel Olaon, M44 Denver Blroel in the Altamont dlatrlct. They have alao vlalttd dauuhter In Idaho and a brother of Mr. Backlupd, employed In an alomlo plant In Richland, Waah. They are nrout to Man Diego to vlall a daughter and aon-ln-law Backlund la a butlneaaman In Hooaae. Uad'a ran Nlfbt apoiuored by Uie Sacred Heart MuUier'a Club will b held Feb. II In the achool auditorium alar ling at 6;J0 p.m. with a chicken and noodle dinner. There will alao be hot doga and other refreahmenta. Many valuable prltra will ba ottered. Admlsalon la Ire, T Teaai Mr. and Mra, Frank Htroberu and children of Keno and Mr, and Mra, Bob Nlchola of Klam ath Palla left by car Tuoaday eve ning for London, Tex,, to attend the funeral of John New, uncle of Mra. Btroborg and Mra. Nlchola. Oa Leav 8-Bgt. David O. Pat teraon, aon of Dr. and Mra. J. O. Palteraon. Summera Lane, arrived horn Wedneaday, Jan. 91, from Lejeune, N.C., on leave. He will leave tor Camp Pendleton In February. VlalUra Welcoaar to attend meeting of Klamath Mineral Club Thuraday evening, ( p.m.. Cham ber of Commerce Building. Friday Meeting Aloha Past Matrona Club meela Friday, 1 p.m., at the Maaonlc Hnll with Mra. Charlea Ollbert, Mra. H. K. (leu and Mra. W. B. DeVVlll aa co-hoeleaaca. -f, NAME 'IV.'. Ad4ri'. -i- ... BapTor " .P R. No Tltm , Ham . larpleyer Plaaa lye la Ik aboe inloiatollmi bfor acllcllotioa etarta 1 I ay dealre ial af ceaiiaualiy keollk and wellar profaai, Ike USO end aweicea I j needy cklldren I pteda a UHIITD Cin aa cfcarled la ike bei belov I I 12 PAYMENTS Of THE AMOUNT CHECKED (X) BELOW MONTHLY 1 17 00 - It 00 1104 14 00 l)7 IJ 0 It 00 II M II Jl pit mo pim pa wmo per aw per aw ruraM tn m pi mo iTi iToT it"' m ! " "IT- "if1 " jo ' as mo p atu pt w , mtmv par aw pel mo pot mo potmuj pot mo I mi nplna I ooootl m eallacf 17 -itt ty pm ii Mh ol tmo ommoo AottoA ooovo, mtoHto to OcaaW, m lh torn ln ommM ot tmto mm at moy OB aipaja m mo tooomrt H l tomntod ifwi ooy mpoA ooXootm of mi Pioim mot Po toMoM ot oof 9lom to too ."' H hif I, pmtrooi oompooty of hi oi omtloromi' 4tottmmp lfr4 laHwavM t oy MaUta, 0l I eubacrlb g aa lollowa Tdol Areount Ck Herewith till ra MONTHLY Q QUARTERLY or oa Ivllowo lolonre Due SUBSCRIBERS SIGNATURE Se revere aid for deaionallent lor your gift PATE. CONTRIBUTIONS to th Klamath County 1953 Community Chast ara ttill bemq accaptad. Intritd pariont ra-akad to (ill In th abova blank and mail It to tha Community Chait office, Poitoffic Box 139, or bring to th offic at 325 Main Strt. L White House Eyes Smokers WASHINGTON W Whit Houne office worker, . It developed Wedneaduy, "are not auppoacd to hang around In the corridors smok ing. " That word came from President Elsenhower's press secretary, James C. Hagerty, who at the I Weaurn Oregon Occasional rain I through Thuraday. Highs both daya 43 to fit. Lows Wednesdsy night 3 to i. Increasing southerly winds off coast reaching So to to miles an hour, will ahlfl to southwesterly Wednesday afternoon and dlmln lah at night, but will Increase again Thuraday, Eastern Oregon partly ciouay with scattered showers or snow flur- rlea Wednesdsy night and Thurs day. Highs both days 31 to 50. Lows Wednesday najht 28 to . Oranta Pass and Vicinity oe caalonai rain through Thursday, High of 44 both daya. Low Wedncs. day night 40. By Th Aaawlaled Preaa tl houra I 4:3 a-m. Wedneaday Mas. Mln. Prep Baker 37 M Eugene 4 40 .03 La Orande 39 34 T Lakevlew 40 30 T Medford II T Newport M 41 .30 North Bend ' 48 43 .06 Ontario . 41 33 Pendleton 48 3 Portland Airport 48 43 .03 Roaeburg 47 3 Salem ( 47 40 .04 Boise 40 . 34 Chicago 38 IS Denver " 42 23 Eureka. 49 42 Los Angeles 71 60 New York 44 42 .21 Red Bluff 50 43 8an Francisco 67 41 Seattle . 43 30 .40 Spokane 37 33 fecM Ago- I ' Xt, l0 Th Women's Llbrory club will i v A mllng on Mondoy ot th city llbrory club - -a. v. I f.jlilar book review will be given by Mn. Berl C. . 1. aaasMrWt, C B. Harding will prctide over th meeting in ,;f Mr. Jotkion Klmboll, preiident. ' ' jiaaii) ' It. 130 In reply to on article in the ' ..-.t V lll ld Mondoy, mentioning the candidacy ol Fran ' l I far tjw potltlon ol poslmaiter of Klbmath Falls, John 'K "I deasant poitmoner, cornel (orward with o Hate-. .- . 4- M Will b o eondldot to luccced himsell when ond ' -I lklejnl occuri. 'mmljf, Jiaaary J, 110 Presenlotlon of three medals ) fw aayt wt ha eoufity who won distinction by receiving second ' r at tha Pacific International Livestock Exposition, was made f tha lOwaras club lunch by Elmer 8olsiger. Th boys who - -vUrdols were: Phelps Lewis, Merrill; Claude Puckelt, -r4y;li Williams, Klamath Falls. 10, 110 Lester Wilson, John Tofcll and I returned to their home In the Shasta View strict Tr a thra week's trip during which time they visited, Qruana, , Los Angeles, Long Beach, San Francisco end )fhar laMttiarr) aotnts. NV it II, 110 Dr. ond Mrs. G. I. Wright were i- aswaraj tha hapmoth peopl who went to Ashlond todoy to ot tanat fha h S achool basketball gam between the local hoop ' atari and i Aahldnd five. Misses Maudle Bakrt Henrietta !",Wrtart, Atm Prances Dougherty ond Lois Robinson occom Isarwi) tha rrljpja, ; . . tal'ataatr1 K'mt 1, 110 Promising to be one of the love lint aral rnt Irhosuol social events of the Valentine week Is 'th party at tha) Country club, scheduled for Februory 1 4th, fyrhin Mr, and Mn. Howord Pcrrln will . preside as host qnd hos . hm, fancy and costumes will odd much charm and gaiety la tha taxation) V ;.' "limiii Wftlt Landry" ' QcttSuf 3a. " V I A. McCaM w, L. Thomoi FIRE ' Slntt Phono 2-232 , w , PROPIRTY Paal 0. Landry DOC ALUMBAUGH Square Dance Expert Visits Square dancers of the Klamath country are Invited to participate In a square dance round-up at Peterson school. Frldsy, Jan. 30, when Doe Alumbaugh, Arcadia, Calif., rerovnlred a on of the country's foremost callera and leachr-rs will be present. Alumhsugh Is rated aa having done aa much as any one person to promote Interest In, square danc ing over the nation. Mors then VOoo persons In the Los Angeles area have attended his claiscs. It has syndicated a series of newspaper articles on the subject and la owner of a company that produces square d a o c ( records. Ho make persons! appearances over th nation and puta on radio and television shows. Mrs Alumbauah Is also con. sldrrrd an expert teacher and authority on the subject. Veterans Get ' Land Preference SALEM W world War II vct- erani will be given priority in the purchase of 11 farm units in the Columbia Basin, the Oregon Vet erans Department aald Wednesday. Applications must be Hied by Feb. 27 at the Bureau of Reclama; lion's olflcs In Ephrata, Wash. The farm units range from 64 to 142 acres In sire, and from 11,238 to fi.m In price. Old Murder Charge Told ORANTS PASS Jimmy Coe, 72. who lived quietly In the Roruc wilderness for years until last week, is wanted In Florida for murder, Em. C, R. Borgman of the state police said Wednesday. What brought It 'o llchl wnx Coe's brush last week with Maiu- ford Akesson In the postofllce at Marlal, BorRman "aid. As result ol a dispute there, Coe was ac cused of assault with Intent to kill. He la being held In the Curry Jail at Oold Beach. . Borgman said bis fingerprints were distributed to other law en forcement officials, and Florida re plied the man had been wanted there alnce IU28. Borgman said Florida listed his name as James Johnson, and reported he escaped from the Ralford. Fla., prison while serving a me sentence lor murder. In Uie Marlal dispute. Akesson aald Coe pointed a pistol at htm. Akesson said he disarmed Coe. who then tied. He was arrested ihre daya later. Flu Outbreak Appears On Dovnrc same time spiked . rumors that an edict banning all smoking In the White House had been Issued. Secretaries may smoke at their desks under the unofficial policy, Hagerty said. As a matter of fact, he told a ncwa conference: "If you look in my secretsrles' office, youll prob ably see them smoking." Reporters questioned Hagerty at a news conference about the truth of the rumors. There were no restrictions on smoking during the long Demo crstlc tenancy of the White House. Elsenhower JiimseU does not smoke but he has never objected to others doing so in his pres ence. I Reporters asked Hagerty what kind of Instructions on smoking had been given to the White House staff. "They haven't been given any instructions at all," Hagerty ans wered. Asked how the secretaries had learned about the new feeling about smoking, Hagerty said: "By osmosis, I suppose." (Note: That means cultural pen etration through a separating med ium I. "I'm a little confused," said a reporter. "8o am I." ald Hagerty. He added: "All we are after Is to make the White House a working- organisa tion. So people understand they're not supposed to loiter, or hang around In the corridors smoking. A secretary who was taking notes on the conference,, quietly snuffed out her cigarette. y Tka AsMclated Fra The widespread outbreak ot mild flu, grlpp and other respiratory infection appeared to ba waning today In moat sections ot tha coun try. A nationwide spot survey showed that flu-Ilka disease were on th decline In al least 18 states, with only three state reporting a siz able Increase. Elsewhere, respiratory Infections were running near normal for th winter period. , Th survey Indicated th out breaks have been more distressing than dangerous. In most cases the Illness last only three to five days. Very few death have resulted directly. The four states hardest bit by Infection a week ago Texas, Ar kansas, Tennessee and Minnesota all reported conditions slightly Improved Several notables have been stricken mildly.. President and Mrs. Elsenhower have colds and sniffles. Gov. William B. Umstead of North Carolina, who was. hos pitalised with a heart ailment, caught the flu but threw It off In a couple of days. Infections appeared to be in creasing somewhat in Kentucky, Alabama and North Dakota. The Kentucky State Health De partment said It has reports of 11.8M ease to 1J counties, but no deaths. ' j Dr. R, O. Ssivlc. North Dakota health officer, estimated 8,000 to 10,000 cases have appeared In that state with Incidence still snowing a alight gain. Alabama reported (.730 flu cases last week, a suable Increase over tba preceding week, but State Health Officer D. O. OH! said it is "nothing like" an epidemic. There were 47.W2 respiratory casea reported In Texas In the week ended Jan. 24 compared with 60,23 the previous week. Arkansas count ed 22,860 cases Monday compared with more than 20,000 last week. In Minnesota, the University of Minnesota reported It la receiving 60 cases a day, compared with 300 daily during the peak three weeks ago. Tennessee reported conditions had unproved In recent days, al though some schools still are closed. In Atlanta, the Bute Board of Health said there were 7,346 cases of flu In Georgia since Jan. I, In cluding 6.401 reported for the week ended Jan. 24. It aald there were only a few death because of the mildness of cases. "This year's outbreak Is much milder than others of previous years." aald Dr. W. t. Murphy, Georgia state eptdemologlat. "It is nothing to become alarmed about. It la mora of a nuisance than a menace." . In Ohio, the city school ayateraa were closed at Franklin, t.tat pop ulation, and at Greenfield. 4.82 population. The District of Columbia health department reported that fJu-llka disease are running at a "high seasonal average" with 18 per cent of the public school atudent ab sent Monday. . , , Other states noting a decline In respiratory ailments Included Col orado, Illinois, Wisconsin, Kansas, Missouri. Nebraska, North Caro lina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina. South Dakota and Wyoming. Youth Panel Due For T A public participation youth panel is slated to convene tomor row night. In the YMCA during this week's concerted YMCA en rollment invitation, and their topic. selected by KUHS students them selves, is: "Are facilities for the youth of Kiamain Fans aaequate7" All participants in the panel are members of the KUHS Junior In ternational Relations Class, accord ing to Class Instructor Paul Del ler. Don Dexter Is to be moderator, and panel members are to be Joan Meador, Gene Metier, Ann Hen derson and Wally Sweek. The Y's doors are to be open for public participation In the panel, which the young mod erator 1 to attempt to sum up when conclusions are drawn. Meanwhile. Invitations for mem berships were being extended hun dreds of Klamath residents this week, and inspection tours of the YMCA were reported numerous by Exec. secy. PauPCampbell. 1953 yf yero AS LOW A$ 14992 Aare-lark 2-Door U4m IM Priea F.O.8. Toledo, OWo, pom Fadaral Taut, $ sad lecal Tana, if moy, Freight, Dll.ry an kandlla Owrat, Optical lliwil, ban. LEE HUFF MOTOR CO. tO Se. tit) St., Kkssath Mb, Or. "We keep TOUT 4B f a af a Just about tima, isn't it, for aa all-around checkup of your Buick's light? ':, took at it this way , For the sake of your car and yoar paasengers, you want your haad ligbt lined up right "oa the target" . . not minding tha other fellow when he'a hearlrng for you. - Alao .... your tail bgbta aad ate) ngnta are your protection . tramc from the rear. Bock -up tight and flashing turm af ara your warning to others of what you're (oing to da. -. S a corawierrtinrai aasrharaa ought to check th psswirhcaly for you. Days are mighty short, right mom. Lights save Mve. Wa aajat that yon bring your Buiek tha xpert repair men in our artop for a easeful cnacansp aasi kxaar about tlsia woes? '. PUT VOM MMK M MtttX ULHAUSR Your laick DmIot 30 Yre 1330 Moi SHI Wetia- PaM THS 1 :JUU vp VWi Exec. secy. PauPCampbell. , mmwmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm' ;1P'-;.v; -o.- - I it I ! Ml Kin I. Ml j . . ' - tCTAPnCD MP II! UlLJVm AI ICTATC ff fIF9ffl.fi WrT I I !TrrAfvs'wJ I'lff : H Sliii! 11. BATTERIES! J JlMUlIia THE DAY THE SUN . WOWICXOtp KUNGEDTOWAMJ M ftkS N. - PffwOriDER N-SAVE3. ALLSTATE BAHERIES riEiv BOOKS : ' Si,Mfor fl(f99 U iaa J ' ?jV I 45 or mora Chem-iet plotea heavier duty I lW . Uwhen You JoigxiVi c,iiiii,b..iNM.iM ; U kchngi kOZA ft J til i hmJ: " ' kW, "-n - ' It I ysam- ' w w .r Rubb.r Car Rugi i i iiaaa. i i a "Sa&ftcuut&iJ CCA 0C otyotw money Jtrlllal Store Houra 9 ,m. to S'30 p.m. i 133 So. 8th fhona dill Good Plastic Coven 1 A00 Reg. 22.95 SAVE; 6.07! ,1 M.' V' AMota, Only....... tr. ...' . ... ' . loom, moum raae o wov rspsTtc so wot one wot. .ion outcuy j TionTT wrrh a damp doth, bwa coric ccfortabl. Seams croubks-stlrched ) MttasrrMhridcratlailen(rl ond bar-tack) tor extra strength. Beautiful patterns ond colors. ; t i 'Saoft t&t CCA DC , yout Motuy '4a&4' Jtnlial Store Heurtt 9:00 .m. to 3:30 p.m. 133 So. Ith .fhoiit SIM