Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 18, 1953, Page 2, Image 2

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Big 3 Agrees
To Austria Plan
WASHINGTON Ml The Big
Three Western Powers have agreed
to Russia's demand that work be
resumed on a comprehensive peace
treaty with Austria lt the Soviets
are willing to stick to the issues
and nmsn me jod.
The united States, In a note slnw
llur to ones dispatched from Lon
don and Paris, said it Is willing
to shelve the abbreviated, treaty
which the Western nations have
been pressing on this understand
ing:
That there will be no extrane
ous Issues raised and that the So
viet government is- prepared to
conclude a treaty for- Austria
which will Insure Austria's political
and economto Independence.'
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HERE IS A BIRD'S EYE VIEW of the fire which burned through
ight Klamath Falls business houses early Sunday morning. The
shot was taken from the Medical Dental Building. Cause of the ,
IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE BETTER FISHING INC0RP.
Klamath Falls Recreation Dept.
ANNUAL FISHING DERBY
1953 REGISTRATION
Veterans' Memorial Park (Near Link River Bridge)
Saturday, Auguit 22, 1953 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. ,
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Name
Address .......
Age. ......... ... Date of Birth
How many previous Derbies have you entered?
Do you fish with your father and mother?
Do you know and observe the code of a good sports-,
man and conservationist or would you like to learn more
about this from the Izaak Walton League? .......!
This registration form should be filled out and
brought to the registration desk at the Derby by 3:45
p.m. on the date of the derby.
Cisco Kid, Getting Over
Broken Neck,
. By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD Wt Youthful TV
watchers will be happy to know
that the Cisco Kid wiU be bacK in
the saddle by next month.
Duncan Renaldo, who plays uis-
co, reported today he Is making an
amazing recovery irom me uiuneii
neck which almost crippled him
for lite. With a degree of senti
ment, he attributes part of his
progress to the prayers of thou
sands of his young fans.
. "It may sound strange to some
people, I know." said the Latin
from Camden, N. J., " but I am
convinced that 11 In the young
children who have helped me make
a miraculous recovery. There is
no other explanation."
Rennldo was Injured ' June 4
when prop boulder rolled down
a hill and struck him. Two verte
brae In his neck were dislocated
and fractured, the disc crushed
and the spinal cord distended.
"The doctor said If the cord had
been displaced two millimeters
more, It would have been disas
trous," he remarked.
The actor Is now getting around
In a neck brace, and he said he
will be able to resume shooting the
Western scries by the middle of
next month.
"The doctor Is amazed," he said.
"At tlTst he said I would be in
traction six weeks and a brace for
eight months. I was In traction
for only three weeks, and he pre
dicts I will have recovered In three
Duck Dispatched;
Kitchen Utensil
Battle Follows
TVQ ANP.Rt.'R.Q Ifl TTxmrvt.Viino
was aucky until uucKy suo a
fowl of questionable temperament
rnmft hptwpnn nMnhhnra:
uucKy sue belonged to Joseph
najj; tnat is, he did until Jack
Stewart dispatched Sue to duck
heaven. Stewart sniri h Viii-rf th
bird after she nipped his Infant
oaugnicr s lingers. Ha) said non
sense, the duck was the pet of his
two dautrht-re. anri hsrf
Dipped Ulclr flncers.
By tne time several iquad cars
arrived on the scene, police re
ported Stewart was struck on Uie
head by a stove grate, Hajj's wife
was wielding kitchen utensils, and
8tewart's wile countered with a
garden hose,
Stewart planned to charge HaJJ
with assault and battery. HaJJ said
he would do the same for Stewart.
All over one dead duck.
TWO SIDES TO TRITK
PHILADELPHIA (. A truck
rolling through Philadelphia had
these words, for the benefit of
passing motorists, printed on the
rear: on the left side, "Over-
'"J".!' on I"" rSht side. "Under-Uker."
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH
To Return
months of time,
"It is the kids who have helped
me. I never realized how kind they
could be. I have received over
17,000 cards from them, and nearly
all ended with 'I will be praying
for you.' Many of them sent me
crosses and Jewish mczuzahs. Ev
er since I got out of traction, I
have been trying to answer every
letter personally.
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fire hat nof yet been determined. Damage it estimated at
$75,000. , . ' '
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Free Teeth Days Going
WASHINGTON iSt Thousands of
veterans who have been promised
free dental treatment by the Vet
erans Administration aren't going
to get it.
This was disclosed today by a
VA official who asked not to be
named as the VA announced new,
stricter rules' for giving dental
treatment to veterans. He said the
rules were changed to entry out a
change made by. Congress in. the
law providing the treatment;
Under the new rules, a veteran
may get treatment for dental trou
ble ne can trace - aireciiy 19 nis
military service or found to be
aggravating a disability he re
ceived in the service. Under the old
rules, he could also get free treat
ment if he could trace his dental
trouble to a condition which
showed up within a year after he
FRIJOLES IMPORTED
nrrr-vrro r-.TTV IJI Mexico Is
1 .11 tho in KnuLh Africa
BU1M ail "J - . - -
for its frijolcs, U staple bean
which with toruuas lonr.p wc
sic diet of much of the population.
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Officials saio. w '"
frljoles have arrived at Vera Crui
from South Africa.
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KLAMATH FALLS
left the service.
At the direction of Congress, the
VA must apply the new rules to a
backlog of 250,000 veteians who
already have, been promised treat
ment under the old rules, but who
did not receive treatment because
the VA didn't have enough money.
The VA estimated that about 50
per cent of the 5.000 veterans will
be found ineligible for treatment
unaer tne new rules, meligibles
will be notified.
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Reg. 95.00 6x30
FRENCH BINOCULARS
Complete with case. Hard
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Save $10.00! Water Repellent
Windproof Air Corps Balloon Cloth
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SORRY.
WAREHOUSE ENTRANCE BEHIND OUR STORE AT
LakeviewGirl Dies In Fall
LAKE VIEW Funeral services
for Zana Cray. 12-year-old daugh
ter Of County Clerk Zane Gray and
Mrs. Gray fatally injured Sunday
will be held Wednesday, from the
A, ra.ma.i Funeral Chapel.
The Hev. Gordon Griffin will of
ficiate. Members 01 tne Js wise
...hi t am nallhfajirers. Final
111 nva 1'
rltea and interment will be at
Sunset Park cemetery.
In addition to her parents she Is
survived by a younger sister
Pamela, grandparents Mr. ana
Mrs. Stanley Gray, Lakeview, and
' CHICAGO FIRE
CHICAGO Wl Firemen were
summoned yesterday to extinguish
a fire In the second floor of the
three-story building of the General
Detroit Corp. The fire, which
started when sparks fiom an,
acetylene torch Ignited -an accu
mulation of paint, was put out
easily. The firm manufactures fire
extinguishers.
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1 Used New Holland 80
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String Baler
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WAREHOUSE ENTRANCE BEHIND OUR STORE!
Weisf ield's giant WAREHOUSE SALE Is
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Reg. 42.50 Ladies or Gent's 17 Jewel
Wrist Watches, Expansion Bands
Reg. 60.00 Diamond Ruby Bridal Set.
14K Gold Mountings
Reg. 108.75 Sparkling Diamond Solitaire
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Reg. 100.00.8x30
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With case. Hard
coated lens. Plus Fed. tax
3375
NO PHONE. CO. D., OR MAIL
TUESDAY. AUGUST IB, 1953
a grandmother Mrs. Hlldlnj lov
enborg, Smith River, Calif.
Zana, according to reports, was
playing on some farm equipment
parked in a io
. hnm nA flnnarentlv fell
from some of the machinery strik
ing the back oi ner ncnu. ..
ell- aa- I.V.n trt tha T.flkPVtPW
Oil wB
General Hospltar for treatment
and died irom her Injuries early
Monday. -
' Klamath Falll. Or.an.
AMERICAN CHINESE
Foe ill at thtir belli
rh. 6496 For Orders To Take Out
Ben 8. Lee, Mqr.
with
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