Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 28, 1954, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextKHIDAY, MAY 211, 1054 IIKKALI) AND NKWS, KLAMATH KAU.S, OKEGON tage rrvT! BASIN BRIEFS .HUtU-lur lni)ioVrinitilH to Hip i-omimiiilty lutll of OlciiM'lni tHdVf, will bt iuUimI liv u cook I'd food Mule to bo lii'lcl ut Hr ii in on Hiilliidiiy, fititriinu ut U M) ii in., MhiMioumI by tilt Women of tho two I'OllllllUllltlO. tinned On'mm Miilf liquor ftoinn and itrU'iimvt will tut c I (met I Mundiiy, Miiy 31. Nrhoot Ktidt 'ovtMnutt, C'huiih, Wtilmit, will Mini viicuUhii lllblr Mitool Nffiiul.iy iii'iiniuu., Juno 7. ItOKi.ittnlion In ttun. Any rhUil hriwcni Um hkcn ol foul nnd la uprilltiK trun.-nimiitiUim, mil Itfl7. '11 IB hl'luml IIHTtH Iniin l to JI4U n m. live dny.-i eucli wrtk. II rlo.irn on Juno lit. Fifth rrujfrnm Of tl' MUlt, Ladies Aid Society Meets MKIUtll.I, The I'ri.uy(rrian Church Ladles Aid Koiirly mrl Miy 19 at Urn church. Men. U. A. Milne reported on Ihe book, '"Jim llrmvery ol Kain lly Lite," by Or, mid Mr. '1'rni blood. Till book ih available nt II in ciiy library lor llio.ie who wnnl lo rend II, It waa aiinounrrd tlml mrmbrrs would acrve dinner lor tho Linua Club "ladle niHlil" nicrtiug Mtiuday, June 7. oihrr roiilinr lulnraa was dlrtrun.ird, nnd the IioMpiuikx, Mm. Orcn Worry, Mrn. Frank llownnl and Mm, Merle Tr.vlor, served rt'hp.ihmpntjt. Prcst-nt were Mrn. K. N. Entile, Mra. Dwluhl Kaslr, Mm, Waitru Kruiu. Mrn. J. L. Ilaakim, Mm. Ijrln lloduri, Mrn. Kenneth Hun-im-ull. Mra. Prank Huiinlrutt, Mra. W. K Jlmirllp, Mra. l'ele McNeill. Mra. Milne, Mra. Itubv Mitchell, Mia. Wendell Moore, Mrs. O. W. (llllrlcl. Mra. U A. Smith. Mra. tilovla Utory. Mn. Oeno Taylor, Mra. Ilprnuro Wilson. Mra. II. M. Wilaon. Mra. Delia Wlnllier. Mary l'likeit and Mia. Merle Taylor. Next regular meeting Mated lor line 16; place announced later. "favorite llynina of Urn Church," will he bioiidiunt on Biilurduy, May Stl, lit II 45 p ill, over KKI.W. The aerlea la aponaored by Ihe iiilnlHterliil ua.iocliitluii. Special Speaker at Ihe initio IliiptM Church nn Hundny will be Dr. David J, Laurie, lllblo lectur er, nt II a. in., a 3U l ui. nnd 7:30 p in. Public la welcome, llelurnlnir Dr. Mimhnll 10. W it o (I p 1 1, liiolesnor nl aocml nclence nl Southern Orenon Col. lexe, Ashland, will resume tench mil Ihli coining yeur idler n yenr'a leave lu nllend OHC. Merrill 'llie Rev. Klvln IIcnh, paMor of the Ai.acinlily ol Clod Chinch, urges parent lo attend Ihn 1 a 111. service this Sunday. The topic ol Ilia aerinon la expected lo be of apeclnl Inlcrent lo all par rnla. Norman Wllaoiir- representative lor the Coniiectlcut Mutual Llle Inntirnncn Company In the Klam ath Fulls nren. Iiaa nllnliied mini' berihlp in liie IIIM President's Club ul Ihe company. He has re ceived a plaque Irani Pcler M. Kraaer, company preiidenl, lor excellence III the qualllv of tile Iiimiiiuicc prniecllon written dur lull the pnat two yearn. Funeral Mr. and Mra. Clro 1) u n I a p, 8.'8 Cnlllornla. returned Iroin Loa Aimelea thia week when they were called by the death ol Ken Dunlap. younucr brulher ul Cleo Uunlap. - ( liurili 1'roiraro A variety ahow will be preaeuled by Baudia line. June I, at 7:30 pin. nl the Church ol Jeaua Chnal ol Lat ter Day Salnla. Home Avenue and Murlln. A dance will follow the pronram proceed! will go to Ihe church. Chance Shirley Foster. Klnm nil, fulla mrl. haa lelt the Mult- nomuh lloaplinl In Portland lor 731 N.W. S4I1I Btreel Portland. Mia DNiMier was Inlured in an aulonioblle wreck In 1M0 and alier manv montha ol beinii noapiiai- U nM, Itt U'heel ellblr. Her alaler, Mra. Charles Zumwalt Uvea here. Motor Car Co. Moves Plant W-rrROIT 11 An auto dynasty piepared Friday lo alillt principal oiieralluna Irom Ita traditional le Holt location to new Mica at Mil waukee and Kenosha. W. American Molora Corp.. the na tinn'a lourih lament aulo f li in. an inunced Thursday Ita Hudson a atinbly llnea would be moved out cl Detroit lu aix montha, Hudson recenily mcrtifd with Nnah'Kelvliialor to form American Motors. The latest move will allecl about half ol Hudson a B.ooO Deiroll em ployes, already beinit advLsed by lelier. -- .- i t Churchill Hints He May Retire LONDON u'-Wlnslun Churchill either dmllted' yesterday he can l live forever or liiiilctl ho plana lo retire aoon aa prime minister. Kiimora the 71) -year-old Conserv- lite party lender will alep down were revived by a lemnrk he made In a i.pcech to 7.0O0 women Con eervatives. "I probubly will not be nsklnii you to do me many more favora," au Id Churchill. Moth the Conservative Dally Hketch and tlw. Independent Dally Mirror Inlerpietrd thla to mean Churchill la about ready to quit In Invor ol Forcmn Secretary An thony Kden. Spanish Veterans Plan Meeting Dr. W. K Buchanan. Kutene. Stale department commander, Lulled Bpanlah War Vcterana. ac companied by Mra. Buchanan: Stale Auxiliary president. Besse Sutton, Corvallla: and lunior vice president, B. P. Boland. Portland. will pay a visit to the Herbert Appleaale Camp and auxiliary. June 3. Open house will be held In the John Slmmoua home, 1414 F. Main, lor all fnenda and mem bers. Following the visitation a banquet will be aerved at Jen Kd'a, .bcnumlnii al 0:90 P ". Bonanza Holds Music Festival BONANZA The Boninia school music lestival was held at the school, Wednesday evenlns, May 19. Charles Bleber. principal, wel comed pnrenta and Irlcnda. All iradea participated wlih aonga and dances. The band played a ttroup of selections nnd cloaed the program with a inarch. PALMIST. READING I will tall your part, affiant and futura. Love, morriafa, bulinait. A complola $S Ufa rtadin) for $1 and tall ad. 2804 Se. ilk St. Houn: 10 a.m. re 11 a.m. i Please Dad with Your Photograph Won't he bo proud! A beautifully framed, masterfully dono portrait of you for him alone. For his den, his office ... a pride worthy showpiece, Mako your appoint , mcnt now! ' 1 1 ..4 u I'A. v"--, Y i ( ,TZZj V K - , '.'f-'-'- ?f.ir- 'i i ialiJaiaMii? tm i a Office Group Honors Premo Insliilhillon of new ofliccra of Ihe Klumat.'i Chupler, Nullonal Olllcc Management A'.hoclation iNOMAi was held at a dinner at the Yacht Club Tuesday evening. L. Krnei,t Taylor ol Modoc Lum ber Company, la president for a ,1'rin ending May 31, l!iil. He uc-t-ecds Jack Hopkins, oltlce inana Iter of Dukiiii and Meat. BervuiK with him will bo Julius (iiiintoiil, On.'Kon State Employ inent Service, Ural vice preaidt-nt; Ted Lind. Paclllc 8upply Coopera tive, second vice president; Lea charier president of the Klamath Fulls group. The Mcrll Award Key Mid Scroll la the highest honor v.hlch NOMA chapters can bestow on a member and la awarded on a baaia of point built up by "dill- gent and faithful aervice" to the chapter. Premo Is office manager and treasurer of Lorenx Company with whom he has been associated for 22 years. Mr. and Mrs. Premo were guests of honor at the Ui'ri! anniversary party at the Medfon japter held In Ashland the evening of May' 24. He was instrumental In organizing that group. Godard, Flulirer'a Hokum Bakery, aecrctary; Lorn Dalcour, ol Ken neth E. Lambie, CPA treasurer. New directors are Kenneth Brlc co. Juckeland Truck Sales It Ser vice: Chet Clark, Firal National Blink of Portland; Max Saunders, Peyton & Company; Alice Vltua. Guide Prinilmi Company. Charles K. I Chuck I Johnson, a past prer dcnl, was selected as delcsate to the area conference to be held In Vancouver, B.C., June 3-5. A Miccial award was made by oul-liomi; President Hopsins Ui lloy T. Premo, organizer and THE OLD FORT TAVERN PROUDLY PRESENTS THE SILVER SUN TRIO KLAMATH BASIN'S YOUNGEST HOT BAND FOR. YOUR DANCING AND LISTENING PLEASURE EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT ALSO SUNDAY and MONDAY AFTERNOON FEATURING MIXOLOGY BY WOODY AND AL r--V li y So smooth llJ it leaves you u?.) breathless Smirnoff qrealtst t v -VODKA SO proof Mid Utm 100 grain rwuinl tpirMk Sec. Pm re Smirnoff Fit. Inc. Hinford. Conn. ROY T. PREMO, office manager and treasurer of Lorenx Company, fiat been awardod the Morit Award Key and Scroll by the Klamath Falls Chaplor of National Office Management Association. D-FROST-O-MATIC Havt Autrimitlr Defrrming on your nrt?nt rrfrigrntor. 12W tut frc trial, phone 2MO ARBA ENTERPRISES 2253 Kcc tarnation U.S. Backs . ' S. Korea Plan GENFVA ijp 'Hie Unlled Slates Friday Uirew Its wemht behind the riouih Korean formula for unilvim; that w-ar-divldrd nation IhroUKh Iree elections under Unlled Nations aupervlMon. Waller Bedell Snilili, If, 8 under n crctary of stale, told the 19-' netlon Geneva Conlerence on Ko rea the 14-point propo.Mil present-. ed by South Korea Kuturday repre sented an " act of lalth lu the t nlted KntlmiK." The South Korea proposals fur ther provide that Chinese Ctimrnu dim troops must be withdrawn a month belore elections are held, but that aome V. N. troops must remain until alter Ihe election has been certified by Ihe Unlled Nations. Timber Tales 7:40 P.M. Monday through Friday Hear about the Timber Industry in your Klamath Basin. An interesting program de signed to give everyone a fuller under standing of the lumber business. L3SD WLvdha and i m MAR IT FOR 5 YEARS. I m 6 w PER OUR eWRAWtt 17 JEWEL WATCH Wotcr Protected Shock protected Luminous Diol Sweep Second Hand Anti-Maqnctic No Money Down 50c WEEK BIRTHSTONE RINGS Styles for "Him" & "Her", you name the month, wo have the ring. $1095 17 Pay only 50c Weekly 5 i " Rcqistcrcd DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING Mounted in 14 kt. Soli taire Mountinq. Rcq. 89.50 $JRO50 49! Pay Only 1.00 a Week Rcqistcrcd Blue-White Heirloom DIAMOND BRIDAL PAIR. Special . . $OQ50 77 Out of town accounts invited! No Misrepresentation! No High-Pressure Salesmanship! Shop ROGERS with confidence and Save on Perfect Guaranteed Blue-White Diamonds! Priced from 39.50 to $1500 . Easy Terms AT Cash Prices No interest No carrying charge! ttvrv'n The Green light. It's time to go .time to save your nickels, tho your pocket's PULL, of "dough" . . . time to start primpln' for that summer lull of FUN . . . time to buy your TUSSY . . . while Cl'RKIVS can save you "mon . . . NOW . . . starting TODAY, you can be nice to "you" at reduced prices on this TUSSY special of TUSST COLOGNE, choice of FOUR lovely FRA GRANCES. EARLY IRIS, fresh as a flower garden, packaged in gay PINK . . . SAFARI, m-y-s-l-e-r-y. In sunshine yel low . . LILAC, the VERY same scent that MOTHER courted FATHER with, packaged In true LAVENDER . . . OVATION, the fra g ranee that will get the "ayes" from the grandstand, packaged In aqua . . . HERE'S the BUY ... a DOUBLE FEA TURE ... an s-ounce bottle of ONE of these delightful COLOGNES, plus a ? -ounce box of DUSTING POWDER In the SAME fragrance so you won't contuse the stag line ... REG ULAR SJ "deal." during a FEW days for HALF price . . . ONE DOLLAR ... $1 at Cl'RRIN'S. The NEW way to stay exotically feminine, lntrtgulngly "wantable." lrresistably kissable. Ihe girl HE wants you to be, is to walk in FRAGRANCE . . . TUSSY fragrance ... splash on your COLOGNE, It's wonderful for that hairline repair after your makeup . . . wonderful in your travel bag, hidden on a fluff of cotton, delightfully cooling on our hot "DAY." GRADUATION comes NEXT week . . . waft that GIRL graduate a bit higher toward heavtn with a FRAGRANT gift of TUSSY cologne and dusting powder for a little "ole' dollar at NINTH and MAIN. 4 I Itltl.VS If an expensive artificial flower adorns your hat. don't discard H when K becomes soiled. Send It to the cleaner .or brush It with absorbent powder. W e iiotta Do SumpthinU! about what we KNOW ... we can't keep WAITING for tall talcs will GROW . . . we HATE to keep hid in' ... SO ... we just gotta say, that YOUR STORE'S been FACE LIFTED and there's going to be the BIGGE ST BANG-UP business of mak ing whoop-e-E-E, this town's EVER seen Just to CELE BRATE tho "clean-up" after all the "clutter" of putting on new. PAINT, here and yon, whacking out dark spots and making more ROOM . . . at YOUR STORE. DISPLAY backgrounds are FABULOUS ... if you love the UNUSUAL, don't miss that charcoal seen through gleaming CRYS TAL on the MEZZANINE ... the deep brown tones behind those bits of copper . . . the subtle greens, the new OFFICE on the SECOND floor, the WHOLE bright and shin ing INTERIOR through the big DISPLAY window that NOW lets YOU look right through to the BELLS ot SARNA and the BAR GADOETS. The shortest way to lapping tip SAVINGS that will CELEBRATE this UPHEAVAL, is to barge right IN and look for those puffy KOOLFOAM PILLOWS, an $8.95 value, the pair, $7,98 . . . the extra BIG deluxe, J6.J EACH, or TWO for S1I.88 for the JU.95 regu lar (slight imperfections) a WONDERFUL buy on the SECOND FLOOR 'at YOUR STORE where you'll get EXTRA large MARTEX bath towels In riotous colors, 2UM site. $1.75 value for $1.30, matching FACE TOWELS, 79c, WASH CLOTHS 29c .. . double bed MATTRESS PADS, $3.95 value for S3.29 . . . twin sire $2.29. Crushed chicken feather PILLOWS, good ones for 99c . . . 50c WASH CLOTHES for 9c . . . fringed CHENILLE BEDSPREADS in all popular COLORS tor $4.99 . . . AND the last WHACK at the WHITE SALE . . . MOHAWK double bed SHEETS for 1)1.79. SINGLES 20o LESS and CASES, 42x36 tor nn "tnfinltcsmn!" 39c .. . all the BAROAINS In the WHITE SALE will be a thing of the PAST on SATURDAY ... so HURRY to YOUR STORE. ' ,' THROW CAUTION to the winds, take your LAST dollar and get on the bandwagon of bargains at tho REJUVENATED YOI II STUIIK Thi Isn't Meant . . . to CROWD you, but night follows day and suns keep coming up , . . those sheepskins are waiting and GRADUATES are ready to march to '.Pomp and Circumstance" ... let MILLER S get you out of your PROCRASTINATION "jackpot" with a GIFT for a BOY or a GIRL. You'll find GIFTS that are COMPLETELY different in the MEN'S DEPT. . . . keen TOP GRAIN leather VISORETTES (car butlers) that slip on with clamps, handy MIRROR for your best girl, comb, packette of TISSUES and a ZIPPER ED pocket to hold elusive maps and credit cards, $5 . . . at MILLER'S. LEATHER-backed CLOTHES BRUSHES with long handle, strap for hanging . .. . round leather JEWEL CASE for tie pins, studs and that new CLASS RING. $2.5 ... top grain -SHAVING KITS and the SNAPPIEST "Sky . way" FLYKIT for those quick dashes. to Har- . yard, small, compact, light, lasting at $12.5 (plus tax . . . WHITE STAG, 4-season, all features, SPORT JACKETS, $10.95 -ROYAL ROBES for take- 'er easy, fit for a ; king. $14.95 . . . STRETCHABLE sport BELTS, the eat-all-you-want kind.. $1.50 . . . try MILLER'S for ULTRA nylon tricot MUNSING WEAR P.J.'s In TJUrty" pastels, $12.95 . . . : feed his EGO with S pairs of those TEENY" Stretch-E-E . nylon SOCKS, that look like baby brother but stretch to PAUL BUNYAN size, smart spring colors, THESE will knock the OLD style sock right off the counter, $1 a pair. We'll give you WARNING that you'll be torn to shreds DECIDING between an exquis ite RHINESTONE and PEARL encrusted COM PACT for HER ($12.50) ' and one of those -jatzy" HED-TOPPERS that has Hollywood agog when you shop MILLER'S for HER, can be worn a DOZEN ways, metal band to make ; It cling, swell for motoring, golfing, scads of colors. TWO styles, Butterfly and Buc caneer. $1 and $1.95 ... at MILLER'S. SNAP up a COLOGNE set. WHITE, GOLD . and - BLACK SATIN, prettily packaged sets, $1.25 ap . . . ATOMIZERS. $1.75 to $6.50 for one. gorgeous, jewel-encrusted. - Check her lips and checkout with a new CHARLES of the RITZ, ELIZABETH ARD EN or REVLON lipstick. She'll shudder with Joy over "leg-handsomlzlng" NYLONS . . . We CANT tell you ALL. you have to SEE before you BUY at 512 MAIN, MILLKH'S & it : The White lapx are waiting, the stage Is all set .. the dol phins are frisking and making a bet that YOU in a SWIM SUIT, that's MADE to get WET. have been to LA POI.NTE'S for your ROSE MARIE REED . . your JANTZEN . . your ANN De WEESE . '. for the pick of tne crop from the FINEST selec tion of STYLES, COLORS, FABRICS, that you'll find this side of the Bering Sea . . " at LA POINTE'S THESE suits a.-e red hot and smooth, like the jive of Nat King Cole . . they'll do what NATURE forgot to do. dramatize the spots that NEED IT, "klwer" up the others . "Doll" up In a quaint BYOOMER suit, the suit that makes for leg Itfauty . .-In Little BOY cuffed SHORTS with shape Insurance BODICE . . In an all-cotton hour-glass LAS TEX . . an exquisite FAILLE . . In a ROSE . MARIE REED, always made for perfect tit . . THIS year cut to fit the JUNIOR torso , . the short waisted, slender as a wand OAL . . sweetly youthful. If you've YEARNED to skim over the water on those tricky, you-try-to-rlde-'cm WATER SKIS and you can't swim a STROKE and you're panicky about falling In, DONT miss ANOTHER chance to soar away across the ripples BECAUSE there's no NEED to sink. If LA POINTE'S knows you NEED a NON-SINK-ABLE, bouyant, built-in-float SWIM SUIT by EVERFLOAT, trim as your own pink skin, with nary a line to give away your SECRET . , you can swim a master, stroke, float, flip around like a seal, skip around like a water bug, ani NEVER go down, in an EVERFLOAT swim suit . , Be a water baby, a mermaid, a pretty lass in ANY kind ot a swim suit, $5.95 to $29.95 . , you'll find ONE to fit your budget and your "figger" at tho "swim suit suite" at , LA POINTE'S uXNolionol Bank BldV 8fh and Main Phone 32S2 T 837 Main Phone 4663