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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1954)
HERALD tc NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 195j McCarthy Speech Flays Democrats CANTON, Ohio IP-8CU. Joseph Democratic) party has "Irrevocably labeled' Ifslf" atandliii for government by "Community, .na cronies." In it speech last night before Home 4.&uu peruons a,teudUur a Lincoln Day meeting, the Wiscon sin senator aald Dsmocratlo lead em had trier! in th Into a depression," to that they may win an election. The speech was the second ot nine he Is mak- ine on tour ot the nation. . .. In u press conference after the address. McCarthv af,t lest bulwark against the Commu. run menace is ine church." PAGE SIXTEEN li yrz I 4 g .i? JJv-. P : iPWl ftp tl " : fli o S e fix " 3rd. Sr. GROCERY 331 No. 3rd St. WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS Phone 5738 TOP THREE OFFICERS . for De Malay Installed Ja nuary 28. From the left, Don Boyd, lenior , counselor; Dave Maxwell, master counselor; Rod Van Buslcirk, junior counselor. DE MOLAY INSTALLATION CEREMONIES . . . January 28, were followed by a dance to the music of LaMar Jensen's orchestra and 'refreshments. In the picture, first row, from the left, Danny Thompson, Dick Sumner, Don Boyd, Dave Max well, Rod Van Buskirk and John Ellis. Second row, Doug Cum mings,' Tim Hayden.'John Shaw, Terry Hannon, Jim Southwell, Dave Landis, Larry Heaton and Kent Cooper. Third row, Jim Dutcher, George England, Dave Deller, George Brandt, Toi.. Terrell and Mike Murphy. George Knight was awarded his past master counselor's pin by Bill Milne, dad adviser; and Judy Clark, Queen of Jobs" daughters, presented David Maxwell with a gift from Jobs Daughters. J U"" ssJefa l , k I ( . '4 . I L'.f ' ' if. 1 ii . INSTALLING OFFICERS ... at the De Molay install! ng ceremonies are from the left, Charles Harris and George Knight, in front. Back row, Jim Craig, Harold Heaton and Gerry Booker. f, mmml mi ' -.vpmstan : A, ; V W CRIME MANSFIELD, Ohio iP) Crimes of the times: Luther Allen Hat, Held, 46, was senlenced to five days in Jail and fined S25 and costs by Munlcip.il Judge a. W. Mm liott after ho admitled stealing a M-eent .lav of Instant coflec iiom a Manslleld grocery store. '' 9266 v 10-20 (ry tniaet'TirtViH Try seasoning bottled clam broth with tomato catchup, celery salt and Worcestershire sauce. Serve as a lirst-course beverage with crackers. So much flattery for so little sew- inc! swing into spring gracefully in this full-skirted beauty with the curvy neckline and molded middle. It's a honey in a silk print for parlies now cool and uncluttered cotton for later on. Make it in a Jiffy i . . Pattern 9266: Misses' Sizes 10, 12. 14, 16. lrl, 20. Size 16 takes 4-. yards 39-tnch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, illustrated Sew Chart shows you every step. Send thirty-five cents In coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send 'to Marian Martin, care of Herald Oregon Spud Week Slated With a tremendous crop surplus nationally, and heavy selling pres sure from other potato producing states, Oregon potato growers are In a precarious position. ' The quantity of the 1353 crop In storage is unusually heavy for this date. Demand for shipments out side the state are dull and as a re sult, the Oregon grower is forced to make sales at prices which are the lowest in the past several years. In many Instances these prices are below growing and har vesting costs. In an attempt to give the deal and News, Pattern Dept., P. o. Box 6740, Chicago 80, 111. Print your name, address, zone; size. style number. a boost, the largest wholesalers in the state are soliciting and recelv Ing the cooperation of ' the retail grocers through their associations I and are" designating the week of i February 8th to the 13th, Inclusive ' as "Oregon Grown Potato Week". Most of the retail grocers of the state will be featuring potatoes this week. There will be many colorful displays in the stores featuring packages of 10, IS, 25, 50 and 100 pounds attractively priced. Oregon grown potatoes today rep resent one of the best food dollar values In the market. The quality is exceptionally fine and it will be hoove every housewife to buy am ple supplies of these fine quality I potatoes at the savings to be of- j lered. , i NO INCREASED RATES FOR MARRIED COUPLES UNDER 25 YEARS OLD HARRY R. LANPHEAR 120 So. 9th Ph. 6923 llIMfsA FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP they're at Klamath Furniture Co. they're open stock two "greats" ... Dreiser and Mirror 230.00 Chest 160.00 Night Table 60.00 DE MOLAY INSTALLATION . . . Ceremonies for the Klamath Chapter of De Molay were January 28, at 8 p.m. Shown above, David Maxwell, left, now master counselor receives the gavel of office from outqoing master counselor, Georqe Kni9ht- AH De Molay photos by Bill Milne Faith Used To Aid Hitchhiker OKLAHOMA CITY I.tv-A 77-vrar-old womnn with only 1 in her pocket but millions ill fnlth paused briefly here on a projected 2,27ii mile hitchhiking tour from Par.i srouno, Ark, to Portland, Ore. Mrs. Elizabeth Poulson admitted It lakes "faith and courage to stand on the highway" at her age Besides, she pointed out. "I happen to have n lot of eiperlence at hltchhlklncr. "I've been a Pentecnslnl minister Inr .10 VMrt anri In. ni. ... . UUI1 JCH'S highways." She Is going to Oregon because of her health. Mrs. Poulson said. l.rf.ll luck ,.. f nuk planet ! una aarl at lb. walk Rani a iBlnn alma, Baalai par anna rtlan. 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