Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 16, 1954, Image 7

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Herald and news., April 16, 1954, Page 7, Image 7

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1954)

Prev Page of 14 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.5 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 14 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1954 i ' HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Benson Warns Spud Growers .' Potato growers have again been cautioned by Secretary of Agricul ture Benson to adjust their 1954 oroduction plana realistically if they are to avoid marketing trou ble. "A year ago at this time," he said,- "the lntentlons-to-plant re port Indicated that growers were proposing to plant too many po tatoes In 1063. On March 37 we issued a strong appeal to potato growers to take another look at their Intentions' and make the necessary adjustments. We pointed out .that production greatly in ex cess of needs would be certain to result in lower farm returns. I am repeating that warning now, and also calling attention to the lact that substantial compliance with the announced acreage guides will be a condition of eligibility for any diversion assistance on the 1954 crop." Mr. Benson warned that Potato growers should not be misled into easing up on their adjustment plans because of the promotion program and diversion action an nounced on March 24. SACRED HEART NEWS NOTES By BEATRICE WALSH Preparations for the Feast of the Resurrection have highlighted the past week. High Mass was of' fered yesterday with a procession to the Repository. Today the Mass of the Fresanctified was cele brated. Climax to the week's activ. ltles will be the High Mass on Easter morning. Heavy Holy Week schedule for the choir Includes singing for all liturgical Junctions. Among the lections they will sing for the East er services are the following: "Re- glna Coeli" by Pietro Yon; "Terra Tremuit," Joseph McQrath; a cap- pella "Adora Te,'.' Richard Biggs and several traditional Easter motets. Easter holiday will be brief school will resume Tuesday morn ing. ' '. Trojans lost to the Merrill Hus kies Wednesday by a score of ft to 3. Campaigning for student body offices will soon begin in earnest, candidates and their supporters are already planning slogans, post ers and speeches. Madrigals sang for the Soropti mist Club -luncheon yesterday at the Wlnema Hotel. Graduation date has been set for May 35. The seniors, who re ceived their announcements yes terday, say that it seems to be rushing at them. The remaining weeks of school will be a busy round of parties and other activi ties for the graudating class. SP Publication Describes Core Given Soud Shipments "Pacific Fruit Express refriger-, began in 1916 when 230 acres mi tain ULi'rHMV iiirn nn t n- hHi to protect the cold-weather move ment at thnilSBnrte f - -) I .- -I i u b-l mum) Ul Klamath potatoes during one of the unusual oi tne many 'rushes' that keep Southern Pacific and PFE forces busv in Ui .i,rii.nii,..,i west," states the lead teuLurn inrt In the April Issue of the Southern Pacific Bulletin. Bill Jenninrr aict-n .m... - i- O I ...H.ll. LUHUl 1 1 The Bulletin, and Gene Wricht. staff photographer for the publica tion, spent -a full day in the Klam- m some weeks ago to gath er material for this feature story on Basin spuds. Assisting the team with back grounding &nd Knnt. InrnrmaK-n were County Agent Walt Jendrae Jewskl, Ross Aubrey, chief Inspec tor, and Troy Quails, president of luamain growers association. The tWA And ' hoi, -wit Fnfi J carries pictures of grading, load ing ana inspecting potatoes and an Interesting shot of ihp int,-,- r one of the spud cars showing the oil heater which provides the right Interior temperature for wintnr shipments of potatoes. The history of the growth of the potato raising Industry In the Basin was touched upon, starting with the first commercial growing which RESIGNATION CAGLIARI, Sardinia If) Eri sion Pilloni, head of a local Com munist cell, resigned Friday from his party, stating: "The CommU' nlst policy-makers only try to in crease hatred among the masses ior ineir seuisn political aims. grossed about $3,500. ' Tne 1953-53 harvest, from approximately 20,000 acres, was valued tit about llrTH. million, Evn thr "Rtnij ' rtf ' .Tpffnrcnn theory, with Klamath Falls as the capital of this high desert emnire, was explained briefly In' the article. Adlci Recovering From Operation CHICAGO UB Adlal Stevenson was reported "progressing satis factorily" today after a kidney op eration four days afpo.r , An aide said the 1952 Democratic presidential nominee, sat up In a chair for a short time yesterday but will not leave the hospital until sometime next Week. - FOR SALE ... or will trade for feed ' en or livestock, Registered Hereford BuHs. Some Don ald Domino breeding and some polls. Also two fine Angus Bulls., . DREW'S HEREFORD RANCH Old Midland Road Ph. 3924 -r " Come in! : S ") See how you can stretch We handle only the best for all members of the family. . ' your clothina, dollars! ' The CLOTHES MART m- Wi Open 8:00 'til 8:00 Phone 3364 FLOWERS for EASTER from Suburban Flower Shop Corsages Lilies Roses Bouquets Prices to Please EVERYONE , , We deliver. Open Evenings, 'til 2:00 on Sunday. Aldose as your telephone 8188 3614 SOUTH SIX7H Volunteers Ask For Tough Duty PARIS, W A French news agency dispatch from Hanoi quoted a French officer Friday as saying "in certain units, nearly 50 per cent of the effectives have volunteered to be parachuted into Dien Bien Fhu!" The volunteers include non-commissioned officers and French and African soldiers now fighting In the Red River Delta. None of them have been trained as para, troopers, The officer sald' they volunteered following a request for reinforce ments for the besieged garrison, and those selected will be given a nurry-up paratroop training. Altar Society Meeting Held ALTURAS Ladies of the Altar Society of the Sacred Heart Church held their monthly meeting last night and appointed a nominating committee of three members, Frances Archer, Jeanette Shapiro and Kitty McHugh, to select offi cers for the ensuing year. A net figure has not been arrived at annual Irish Fair sponsored by the society, however, plans were Com pleted for a chicken dinner, with the losing side In the ticket selling campaign acting as hostesses to the winners. This year Misses Ca milla and Maria Acosta were tick et captains, with Maria Acosta's team coming out on top. The din ner will be held at Mary Arena's April 21. dayggfaftgyiP' udt For the PeJkaNi CartMl IP IlS IkIP t ' - ' ' -FfliWTAINWErft' JT up.. BESSY OBKeitfrom rw By BESSY, The Basin Bossy Amongst us girls: We cows don't usually get to try on ear rings. Matter of fact, the only rings we usually see In lifetime are the ones like that one my bullfriend, Buster, is wearing in the other field over there. But today -I've got some good material on earrings, nevertheless. -- Like everything we f emmes wear, even earrings have their ef- feet on our over-j a 1 1 appearance from a propor-. tional a n g 1 e. xi u 11 b, Bieiiuci v earrings accent-. uate the length I or a face, give It a "slender look " ( Round or ; square ear- r i n a r . on the otherhand, tend to accent the positive, If you get what I mean. And of course, It depends on your own personal form and the ward robe you plan to wear In com panionship with the earrings. The modern trend, though, Is to the long, slimmer lines in the feminine figure. So I guess that t why we're seeing more long, dangl ing earrings today tnan we nave for years. . SDeakinir of the slender trend. and with new SpTlng styles put ting the eye on slim lines above all else, It has become doubly im portant to keep that figure trimmed down, gal! I like to bring this up every time, because I'm certain it can be of real help to you If non-sllm-ness Is your problem . . . MILK ' Is a TOP FOOD for DIET. . About 90 per cent of the home made diets Important nutritional solutely 'silly. You know what I mean. We both have tried them, and wondered why we couldn't keep on them. Lost a couple of pounds, mebbe, but felt terrible. Well, we lacked In our home made diets Important nurtltional necessities that we've just got to have to live long and healthily. ' FRESH MILK contains absolutely every nepded element known to man, plus some that we're not even sure we understand that nothing else In the world offers. MILK does this, and yet Its calorie ratio (and that calorie business Is where the weight comes from, gals) Is WAY LOW. I ought know, ladles. You can take It from me . . . .1. ' st uounrrif yooQi Z sy ; IN 6 HANDY GmjJ IN-ER-SEAL PACKETS L What a happy combination of whole- . gomeness and flavor your children get In Nabisco Sugar Honey Grahams! Pure country honey nourishing graham flour - just-right crinpness! And because they are inabisco sugar Honey Grahams you know you can depend on their natural deliciousncsst NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Hostesses at last nliht's meet ing, were Mrs, Mazlne Amlstanl and Mrs. Mary Arena) assisted by Mrs. Kit Huffman. Mrs. Evelyn Nino Is completing plans for the children's Easter en bunt to be held Sunday at the Catholic Church. Brother Raymond L'ltallen, who has been a guest of Father Michael Proux, at the Sacred Heart Fartsn for some months, returned last week to Montreal, Canada. ACCIDENT NUERNBERG, Germany U) Three U.S. soldiers were Injured this week when a dud grenade eaploded at .the Hohenlels firing range near here. None was eon- stdered aarlously hurt. - Langell Valley Women's Club Benefit DANCE ' 9:30 .m. to 1:30 a.m. ; Soturdav, April 17 Ladies - 50c Men - 1.00 Mutic by Roy, Kay and . Mildred , Prayer for Rain :; Planned too Late' ' MATTOON, III. W) Not many people showed up . yesterday at churches to pray for rain. The day of prayer had been proclaimed by Mayor H. B. Ewtng two weeks ago with the clty't reservoirs running almost dry. Reason for the poor church at tendance yesterday: it began rain ing the night before. Jv.-" mil mttt ?' "li' X rnim mm Keeds Late Model IfesT" Cars! Will give firemium trade on Fords, Chevroleti, Hyaaeariw end Hudson Pacemakers in trade on . , New 1954 Hudson Jets JUCKELAIID TRUCK SALES and SERVICI, Inc. ' - . Hud ten lntemattonar Gedrifc Tires TltaAthq Shop SkoftA $ 1 )cdte Jogitd Now it Youre a Sultry ' siren, a temptress with Y-O-O-H-O-O. a gal who shines In satins, this isn't meant for YOU (8TRAWHAT by FABEROE) at CTJR RIN s ... Its SUNSHINE FRAORANCE Is made for gals who bloom 'neattt Summer sun, who shake a wicked racket and chase golf balls Just for fun . . . 8TRAWHAT Mm, hilt. nMnE K VHr. ' It's FABEROE'S aunshlne i'-1 fragrance to top your . Summer fashions. It's r' haf flirt,, fiin.tn.lhann fragrance that makes you think ot new-mown .' hay, dogwood In the mountains, lamb's tongues by the creek, when you go to CURRIN'B for . . . COLOGNE 1 ounce ll.M, J ounces 12, . ' 4 ounces SS.S . . . sniff tor BATH POWDER In waterproof "shower shaker," gift boxed, tl.st . . OR In pretty summery vanity box with big down PUFF to smooth your epidermis, S2.M . . . OR for the SHOWER SET, J ounces . of COLOONB with SHOWER SHAKER of , BATH POWDER, both for S1.M ... all plus the NEW LOW 1 tax. If you were one of the folks who found that summery-looking, come-and-geMt FAB EROE order blank for STRAWHAT in the mall, and THEN when you dropped Into CUR- ' BIN'S with your dollars in your hand, and ' there simply wasn't another 8INQLB BIT of - STRAWHAT left (not even under the counter) here's another chance' to face the sun and. pick ' your pess In fragrance with STRAWHAT by FABEROE from Ninth and Main, . . cuiiiiiiv's Wemen are buying an awful lotta hose. ... 679 million pairs In ISM, er an average of 11(4 pairs per gal for every gal In the U. 8, At round gl, a pair, that's quite a hunk at of any woman's elethlng budget. Before yon waste your necessary breath on blaming the nylon holsery Industry, (fve a thought te buying- SENSIBLY . . . right liil. right deb tor for wearabtllty. Save your very sheerest for the times yen know Flda will be burying a bone, . ; & Don't Be Caught cat-napping' . . . ' don't think there . are 4 hours In tomorrow . . . don't think this old world will WAIT while you procrastinate about getting to MILLER'S for that "greet-the-Easter-.sunshine" ENSEMBLE, fair lady. . . NOT going to give you a single TRADE NAME this week . . . you KNOW MILLER'S has BIO ones Just telling you that under ONE roof, with no hunting '.'a-tall" youH find every SINGLE item that will make you a "conversation-gal" in the Easter parade ... FOUNDATIONS, wisps of NYLON net . or "bones 'n braces" . . .' LINOERIE to match your mood . . . frilly (roth BLOUSES with flat tering, intricacies . , . pass ports to perfection SUITS . . , FROCKS . . , COATS . . . wisps of veiling, madcap posies, no big-ger-than a thumbnail "HAT-tractlons," HATS for 'the "I'm Just grown-up," , . . HATS for the "I'm a little older," HATS . . . HATS for the matron with wisdom In her eye . . . all on the SECOND floor in READY-TO-WEAR at MILLERS .... Handsome HANDBAOS to hold your. BILL FOLD 'n HANKIE . . . wrist-kissing OLOVE8 in fssclnatlng colors ', , . pistachio green, eggshell, geranium, watermelon, vibrant red, Chinese jade . , . fashion mate your OLOVES and a brilliant BLOSSOM, dip into the "COSTUME JEWEL chest at MILLER'S for brilliant RHINESTONES, delicate as a tracery of frost on a cobweb, demure PEARLS , , OEM8TONES for your pretty ears, your swan-Uke throat, to flash from a Ispel . . . Slip Into SANDALS, to match your HAND BAODAD, tip-toe In high heels, or go gal lantly In low, but be SURE the SHOES you wear are from MILLER'S . , , gild your gams in sheer NYLONS In champagne colors . . . PERFUMES and powder to transform you Into a fragrant Frances or a rsdlsnt Rita. Look for all the "Cinderella" fashions that will make you a dassling damsel for Easter when you go to ILt Mala ... MILLER'S jag. Banter Shopping behind,' and there's little coin of the realm' left for the piggy bank and you're simply LIMP because you want to. dash to the ARV , CENTER for that SUPER DISCOUNT SAL ;. during the final days , , i t K m , of APRIL ? 7 ? Don't WEEP . . -. take your cash In hand and be SURPRISED your dollars will go FARTHER than you think with It and 14 , .discounts on heavenly OIFT Items and those . STUNNING things you've been wanting for . your own dovecote . . . from the ART CENTER. ' .- , , WE found those you-seldom-see-tnem, MOD- . . ERN brass and black ,table, mantel and wait : CANDELABRUM, . heavenly, tor nard-td-tUI spots, perfect for patio.. . . tall VASES lor those long-stemmed delphinium and roses . . . those OOROEOUS Craftsman-woven LINENS, . TABLECLOTHS, PLACEMATS, NAPKINS, " aho .with METAL- threads . . . . .. SKIRT LENGTHS and STOLX LENGTHS on order , by the ART CENTER at, BIBQOTJNT prices during the rest of April. Be' SURE to see the exhibit of exquisite , . OREOON-crafted STERLING silver JEWEL RY by O. K. CHATT. who has exhibited In LARGE northwest Cities, In CHICAGO and . . KANSAS CITY, -you'll , .NEVER leave without , buying -a PIN, EARRINGS or CUFF LINKS. ' You wont be tongue-tied when you opea the door and dollars TALK -at this- onee-e- yar. DISCOUNT SALE at 1Z27 Mate, the : ' AIIT CENTER , The leather glove story Is s short eae this ' spring... saw some beantiss this weak... white glase kid - gauntlet ' la geld for after five .... dove gray sad aawke with . kaad saddle atllchlnf for - town wear... pasiebj to wear with summer frocks, all In LEATHER. '. ' ft. : Easter Lille,,. , ' I ', in white loveliness carry a message of hope and faith and the KLAMATH rLOWIR 8BOP , wants you to know that the most exquisite , blooms in all' the land have been found Mr you this year . , -, bud- . ded and fragrant . .. , waiting and ready. Do you KNOW that the hidden' bulb, If placed outdoors In a sheltered corner ol : your garden will bloom aqain, come another . SPRINO ' . . . thai . your DOLLARS for1 this year's blooms will .bring you many years' of beauty? Plan your Easter decor to Include FLOW ER3 from the KLAMATH. FLOWER SHOP ... for your dinner table.,. your bullet . .let EXPERT fingers make your arrange ments , . It takes an ARTIST who knows Just WHERE to bend a blossom, snip a bud, to create breath-taking- beauty with blooms. -Spring posies are at their peak of perfection . . . "snappy" SNAPDRAGONS : , dainty IRIS . . . TULIPS . . . ROSES. - For that EXTRA' reminder that you CARE, ' send a POTTED PLANT -. t. . and don't DREAM of stepping out on the boardwalk for church services ss the chimes beckon ea a sun-lit mom without an EASTER CORSAOI snuggling against your shoulder , i . the -shop will be open until NOON on EASTER at 1211 Main, the - , .... ... . t Klamath Flower Shop; V ysa would go gay la sumner skewers, treat yourself to ene el the new SQUARE amkrel las that have Just been ratredseed. The new shape Is particularly assart lav hertaeaial stripes, red and white, with white freak .- am-m-m-ml, j Designed le give dlsUnctlen te year in wardrobe Is a sheath of ktaek Uaea, with tiny sleeves, seeepe-eet aeekUae aad a ataal mum at trial, H gives a ceel, neat leek. Aa4 . U s a perfect kaekgronnd for wane i aad snmmer jewelry.