HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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StSper Thursday eve
J 'recreation hall.
-Itolmay still be made
Sfciab bridge and tea
Kurday, January 30,
Sri hotel. Card play
,, 1 p.n. Tea will be
niM p.m. Program in-
tell baroer shop quar
i,ill help the club pro
7lansillectomles for local
en. Bring table covers
&nmt Mrs. Jesse Lit
,HB, for reservations.
(,-Aan Mason left this
psilem on a cuihwuu
,al pleasure trip.
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ni - Mrs. Helen juon
h imoroving from a pain-
WW suffered January 24,
iltco ihei her sedan was
km tie rear by a transport
kmtWely demolishing her
u Umlgomery, enroute to
i nere she teaches re
fit deep cut below the right
ftlltiruci, driven ov ueorge
Crunk, Fresno, skidded on the Icy
pavement as it attempted to pass.
The drivef. was not Injured.-
Ml. Lake Church The Rev. Roy
al L. Feck will be at the Mt. Laki
Community Church, Thursday,
January 28, at 8:30 p.m. and Bun
day at 11 a.m. Thursday evening he
will show a series of color slides
taken in 14 countries In Europe. He
represents the Greater Europe
Mission, which maintains the Euro
pean Bible Institute in Paris,
France, where young people from
10 European nations study.
Leaving Mr. and Mrs. Irving
Burke of the Corner Store are
leaving soon for. a buying trip to
San Francisco and a short vacation
at Palm Springs. ' ...
Shasta PTA Is canceling the
meeting scheduled for Friday night,
January 29, until further notice.
Honored Dr. Ruth Hopson, who
spent last summer in the Lava
Beds as a resident naturalist was
elected president of the American
Nature Society at the annual meet
ing In Boston. Miss Hopson who
has also received natton - wide
recognition as a photographer and
in numerous other fields is cur
rently teaching at the University of
Portland. '
Pomona officers training meet
ing Friday night, January 29, 8
p.m. in the Lost River Orange
Hall. ,
In Service Pfc. Loren E. Hel
big, is now In Korea, serving with
the 224th Infantry Regiment. Fol
lowing completion of his training
at Fort Ord, -he went overseas last
November. He graduated from
KUHS in 1952. His wife, the former
Mary Jo Brittain is making her
home with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Brittain, 4627 Thomp
son Street.
Away Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Con
nor and son Dan are spending sev
eral days In San Francisco from
tneir rancn in the Spring Lake
district. . ...
Kick-off Dinner for Nazarene
Church Youth Week activities will
be held Monday evening, February
1, at 7 p.m. at Mills School cafe
teria. Emcee will be Leroy Tom
baugh, local Nazarene Young
People's president. Principal
speaker will be the Rev. James
Kratz, Myrtle Creek. All young
people are invited.
Elected Mrs. Helep Montgom
ery, first grade teacher at Chilo
quln has been elected public rela-
Two breaking were reported to
Oregon state police early this morn
ing by Mallory's Markets No. 1 and
No. 2.
MOORE PARK TOOK ON WINTER ATTIRE this week when
the entrance way and lawn areas. This picture was snapped
of sunlight. ;
the first snows of '54 covered
Sunday during a brief period
DAR Sponsors Forum Here
."The Perpetuation of the Spirit
of Americanism," Is the theme for
a forum, Monday night, February
1, 8 p.m. sponsored by the Daugh
ters of the American Revolution.
This second forum is In response to
the favorable comments that fol
lowed last year's ?anel discussion
on the subject. The forum is to be
held In the YMCA with Floyd
Wynne, KFLW announcer as mod
erator. Participating will be Eva Burk
halter, who will give the DAR' in-
tions chairman of the Klamath Falls
Branch of' the Oregon Education
al Assn., and Elton Fishback, prin
cipal at Shasta School is the new
legislative chairman. .....
Change the meeting of the
Camp Fire Leaders Assn.. sched
uled for Wednesday January 27,
7:30 p.m. has been postponed untU
Wednesday, February 3 at the
same time in the First Methodist
church.
terpretation of the subject; Elea
nor Ehlers, who will represent the
American Association of Univer
sity Women; A. D. Addison, Her
ald and News who will discuss a
free press in a democracy and
George Davis, president of ' the
chamber of commerce whose topic
will be on free enterprise as the
backbone of American economy.
Chairman of the program is Mrs.
Phil Brixner.
Announcement of the plans was
made by Mrs. Charles R. Waters,
regent of Eulalona Chapter, DAR.
The program will take the place
of the regular monthly meeting of
the chapter for February.
The public is invited to the for
um and questions and answess
from the audience will be invited.
TO HONG KONG
TAIPEH Wi U.S. Army Sec
retary Stevens left for Hong Kong
Thursday, accompanied by Ellis
O. Briggs, U.S. ambassador to
South Korea.
Police Check Breakin Trys
Treasury Eyes
Finance Plan
Eptrance to store No. 3, 3801 Alta-
mont Drive, was made by break
ing out a pane of glass in the front
door. After a thorough check this
morning by store officials nothing
was found missing.
Store No. 1, located at the Lake-
view Junction was entered by prying
off a latch on the front door and
again nothing appears to be missing.
According to the managers of
the establishments It is believed
Thieves Break Into
Kalpine Store -
Sheriff's deputies were . search
ing Thursday for thieves who
looted the commissary at Kalpine
Plywood Co. . and escaped with a
large amount of cigarets and can
dy and an undetermined amount of
cash.
' Deputy Sheriff !'Don Hammond
said the burglary took place some
time between 1 a.m. and 6 a.m.
Thursday. The battered candy,
cigaret and soft drink machines
were discovered by a watchman
snoruy alter 6 a.m. Thursday.
GOOD HEALTH
VATICAN CITY W) VaUcan
sources said Thursday physicians
have found Pope Pius in good gen
eral health but have prescribed a
long rest for him to recover from
his present fatigue. The 77 - year
old pontiff passed a good night
and was reported well .rested
Thursday morning.
WASHINGTON U) Secretary
of the Treasury Humphrey Is offer
ing to refinance In one giant 21-
bUlion dollar operation five treas
ury securities maturing in the next
few months.
It was the single biggest rebor
rowing package the treasury ever
put on the market. 'Its scope and
dollar size were a surprise.
Humphrey offered late Wednes
day to refinance three bonds, a
one-year treasury certificate and
a 4 ",4 year treasury note Into a
new seven-year, nine-month bond
or a new one-year certificate.
'The package deal was obviously
aimed at achieving a. number of
objectives, among them:
1. Converting some short term
debt and some long term bonds
that have- only a little while to run,
into longer term debt.
2. Reducing the number of gov
ernment securities on the market,
and, In that way, cutting down the
number of times the treasury must
refinance maturing securities.
3. Taking advantage of present
low interest rates to do a lot of
refinancing. The implication was
that the treasury may think Inter
est rates will be rising later this
year. .. , ,. ..:
Humphrey also announced that
consideraton Is being given to the
cash sale of a new, long term bond
later this year. .
the culprits were looking for safes
that could be carted off. There are
no safes ,in either store, .it was
stated. .. .' ' J. ;
About two dollars In one till was
the only money In the stores and
this was not taken.
Bonanza Park
Election Set
Following a meeting in the coun
tv rnurt rooms Wednesday, at
which time definite boundaries
ro established for the proposed
Bonanza memorial park cemetery
district, an election date was set
for March IS.
Tn aetflhiishincr the district boun-
daries a considerable portion of
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co., tree
farm holdings was placed outside
the boundary limits.
In the March 16 election three
directors will also be elected.
Thin is heme done to eliminate
the cost of holding an additional
election in case the proposed ais.
trict is voted in at the election.
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each smokeflavored morsel
filled with healthful protein.
Everyone needs the pep
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: clus the fact that Holsum
supplements protein in ham with
Vitamins Di, Bi, Niacin, . i
Iron, Riboflavin and Calcium.
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Delicious, nutritious luncbbox fare
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