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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1953)
OREGON Aiuiroval ot a bill la allnvi .. PAGE FOURTEEN iHinhwav Bond Issue Said - -- - i . irf (or handloanped children k- exlended lo preschool chlldran waa .troy their rB- " i"" riiiVrnt finch For Senate OK; Row judiciary vuimi " j.,.ri.ilii the courta. In cara lo ''"; L lather ol a child. lo order the On Liquor Agents Grows tt Mian Wnulll mother, child and lamrr ' blood testa. T- " KLAMATH FALLS. Coat. f I 'l-'lL ' -''-.-.'-id-f IPfe PICTUHE nUlKCtQ 9H Bbbb Sfc 9fcosB) WttS t. ' Ci b ff. ' r ' SALKM i - Orciioii i Kily " couniifi run lor numbered Commission hd virtual a.vmrance lllonJ Thursdv that wouia m laudation 0 remove eiaw Senate "approval or the House- f01,mlu,ion ajeuta and inspectors INDUCTED INTO SCOUT TROOP 3. sponsored by the Lions Club, yesterday war. Morgan Johnson, 2030 Menianita; John Kuykendall, 1987 Esplanade, and Brgce Black, 2083 Portland, shown with David Macartney, senior pafrol leader, and Roy Premo, Scoutmaster. Posse Lays Meet Plans A meeting of the board of direc tors of the Oregon Association oi Mounted Posses is the nrsi scnea tiled event of the gathering of that organisation here in Klamath Falls this weekend. The board is to be In session from to 11 ajn. Saturday at the WUUrd Hotel., convention head- Chinese New Year 4650 Celebrated NEW YORK (Jl The Chinese New Tear starts at midnight to night. In Chinatown today, they're al ready anticipating the advent of the year 450. Gaily colored lanterns and other decorations were going up on home and store fronts along old Pell and Molt Streets. Teakwood quarters. . , boxes filled with sweets, melon Ammo, aw " town are expected to be nere tor Cripple To Visit Mamie th. convention, and the Klamath County Sheriffs Posse is the host organisation. Registration of the visitors is to take place oecween it a.m. 1 pjn. Saturday at the Willard. and the delegates will have a busi ness meeting in the afternoon. A cocktail hour is scheduled for ( p.m. and the convention banquet 130. A dance is to be held at the Willard ballroom starting at 9 o'clock. Many of the visitors are expect ed to arrive Friday and (lay over untQ Sunday. EGG LACK MEXICO CITY I Mexico, which long has depended on U. S. factories for many of her needs, is looking to the hens across the border for help. . A domestic shortage has boosted the price of eggs to as high as 70 centavos 8 cents each. Now eggs have been ordered from the U. S. seeds and oranges were readied to treat visitors who drop in. Children were anticipating the "lucky packages" coins wrapped in red paper given out on New Year's Day. Tomorrow comes the big thrill the traditional parade with paper dragons, firecrackers booming and sandalwood incense filling the air. MOUNDS VILLE. W. Va. If Young Paula Martin, who will have to go through life with arti ficial legs, has an Invitation to visit the White House "when you are feeling fine again." Mrs. Mamie Elsenhower wrote a note to the 8-year-old girl, whose legs were amputated shortly be fore Christmas because of a rare blood disease. The first lady encouraged Paula to recover soon and told ber about the "sweet dresses and bonnets" she woul' be able to wear. Mrs. Elsenbov-r also sent a tooled leather case to the Mounds ville Child study Club, which is holding a benefit for Paula on Feb. 30. This and other gifts will be auctioned off. k.ii . n ... thi commission 31 'million dollars more ol highway construction bonds. Consideruig the bill for the first lime, the Senate Highway Commit tee recommenaea ibi lhai the bill be passed, it ' before the Senate tn a day or so. m.. K..,4 ,.wwii xuoulements tne 40 million dollars worth ol bonds authorued ov the 19M Legislature to take care ol emergency road construction needs. The House's siringa on the bill were reiauied by the Senate com mittee. These strums are that 10 ..w.nt thi V(ar. 13 mil- lions m and seven millions in 19& u. ....... rM.,misian want- . SDend the whole 33 millions as soon as possible. Nearly an me niuw? .. . .,n inrM main 1111,111. a. These are the Pacllic Highway, in cluding a new lour-lane route oe tween Poriland and Salem: and the Columbia River and Oregon Coast routes. The House Labor and Industries Committee buried two bills in which labor asked tor oigvr in dustrial accident benefits. A bill to divide Multnomah. Mar Ion and Lane Counties Into sute representative districts was en-: dorsed i to J by the Senate Elec- Icommisslon ajeuta and mspectora hour-long debate Wednesday alter- "The bill, requested by the liquor . m4 inlriKlucrd by tile Senate Alcohol Committee, tailed to pass the senate iuruj i simile vole. ...... d. ruin. Pendlpton. tot It reconsidered 14 to 14 Wednesday. Since It tea is vuir 10 -w.ii slli. ant if m back to com mit. - . - niiuee in hopes he can gel another vote to pass It. RelerrUig It back to committee won htm a delay of several days tn which he can bunt for the additional oie. Ellis argueu w". u"kv" should be removed irom civil aerv ica so they could be tired hn .w. itmiAr rAmmisston becomes suspicious of their activities. But Sen Philip S. Hitchcock, j Klamath Falls, led the light .ciitut the bill, asserting It Is an entering wedee in a campaign to destroy civil aervicv. u.v tv aurferera tot some 1 good nea when the Senate Public 1 taatt-aimiag rtanraf , X a taastatnanHll ,f REDSKBJOri SUN. SQUARE DANCE KLAMATH DO-SI-DO CLUB FEIRUARY 14 EAGLES' HALL Bill Coitntr Gutst Caller EVERYONE INVITED SEED POTATOES LENNART FOUNDATION TUBER UNIT GEMS MILE HIGH IDAHO CERTIFIED BLUE TAG GEMS CRAWFORD and WOLFE TULELAKE, CALIF. PHONE 7-1441 ANNUAL SWEETHEART' DANCE FEB. 14th BONANZA HIGH SCHOOL GYM Dancing 9 to 1 Muitc Vt htt "STARLIGHTERS" Adm.-l.OO person, inc. LIQUIDS TlOtl Mil? 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MIN'S MINT SUITS in handsome splosh weaves, hounds tooth checks, overplalds and rich, solid colors. 100 wool worsteds, flannels, gabardines carefully tailored for a lasting good fit. R,gu0, ong wd I8INT SUIT.extra malching or wnlra.ling slqcks...4?.e3' 29.95 MEN'S BRtNT TOFCOATS In 100 waol Donegol over-plald herjjngbone tweeds Of houndtloorr) 7 Saxony fabrics imported from England. Well-ler sweep styles with raglon or eMn lleeve ""T' mocaan collars. New spring colors. RegUors,lorii"" ,
