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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1954)
PACE TWELVE IIERAU) ANT) NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY, JUNE 2!, 1054 State Flower Show Planned j The program for the third course of the State Flower Show School, which will be held here June 28, 29 nnd 30 under the auspices of tile Oregon State Federation of Oar- Orn Clubs, has been announced oy the local chairman, Mrs. Scott Mo Kendree. I The program follows: Mondav 9 a.m., registration 8; 30, announcements: :45, flower !how practice: Staging duties ol udges, Mrs. Orrln Hale, inslruc or; 11, horticulture: roses and del phinium, Mrs. Hale, Instructor; 13, lunch; 1 p.m., (lower arrangement: Accountants Hold Meetings Many public accountants from this area plan to attend the annual convention of the Oregon Associa tion of Publlo Accountants, Marga ret Wherland, member ot the board of governors, announced today. Inter-professional and inter-business cooperation will be empha sised at the conclave, being field June 34-26 at Frineville. Principal speakers include . B. Franswa, Oregon Bankers Association; Frank finjar ci r a o n Bar: W. A. Dal- berg. University of Oregon; Daniel Brajclcn, uonzaga university. J Meeting to conjunction with the OAPA on the final day ot the con vention will be the newly organised Oregon Committee on Tax and Ac counting Information, Mrs. Wher land reported. She added that aU public accountants are Invited to attend this session. Spud Committee To Hold Meeting A meeting of the Joint potato ad vertising committee for Klamath-Tulelake-Central Oregon has been scheduled by Chairman H. W. Steelhammer for 1:30 p.m. Wednes day June 23 at the office of Ross Aubrey, 2237 South Sixth Street. . It is probable that a decision will be reached as to whether adverti sing undertaken for Klamath Ba sin potatoes will include Central Oregon potatoes also. A proposal made earlier in the year suggested a combined promo tion under the name Klamath-Deschutes Russets. More recently trower opinion seems to favor a separate promotion for Klamath Basin potatoes. Separate promotion for Klam sths Is reported to be favored by some Bay area wholesalers who have been handling the crop. Promotion proposals are to be outlined at the meeting by Milt Poland n Pacific National Adver tising Agency, which has been re tained to survey market outlets and suggest approaches to the ad vertising problem. design emphasis on scale and proportion, Rae Pennington, in- inii-lnr- a-an In a. mint scorltur. class participation, Rae Pennington, ins true tor. Tuesday t a.m., registration: 9:30, announcements: 9:45. point scoring roses and delphinium. Mrs. Hale; 10:30. horticulture fruits and vegetables: 11:30, point scoring class participation, Mrs. Hide; 12. lunch: 1 p.m.. (lower arrangement: color emphasis on analogous harmonies: 3:30, polut scoring class participation, Rae Pennington. Wednesday: 9 a.m.. written examinations for garden club members only. Examinations are compulsory only If the student Is studying for an accredited Judge ship. Students will be required to Judge a small flower show in con nection with the examination. Because of the value of the cairses offered and the qualttica- t(nnB nf tl, Instmotnrs. the school has been opened to the general pub lic Fee tor me scnooi is two days; (or one day Persons particularly interested In flower arranging who will not be able to attend all classes may at tend the lecture and demonstration sessions by Rae Pennington tor a fee of $3 for two afternoons; $2 for one afternoon. Advance registrations may be made with Mrs. McKendree, 1893 Del Moro, phone 4349. Russians Stage Big Air Show MOSCOW UV-The Soviet Air oahu .taoMi - criAnt air show yes terday but the 667 planes that took part included no new types. Even the four-Jet intercontinental bom ber flown over Red Square on May Day was absent from the display. A quarter ot a million Russians, headed by Premier Oeortii Malen kov and Communist party secre tary Nlkita Krushchev watched the d.Mi at MnenMv' Tlhinft Fifld. The aircraft ranged from four tinv radio-controlled gliders to 182 two-Jet bombers. Stolen Autos Found In Mine WILKES BARRE. Pa. Cfl Fourteen badly damaged stolen automobiles have been round in an abandoned mine shaft near this anthracite city. Police arrested John O'Boyle, 20, of nearby Plymouth yesterday In connection with the thefts. Police Chief Larry Kendig said the youth had used the mine pit to dispose of cars during the last seven months. Be said O'Boyle had several hundred dollars -worth of automobile accessories in the base ment of his home. i' "7 1 . 'i fx fe ml :$k MR. AND MRS. A. L (POP) Reid, owners of "Pop's Place," celebrated their 57th wedding, anniversary on June 10. They were married in Chicago in 1897 end came to Klamath Fall in 1930 from Portland. For several yean they operated the Men's Hand Laundry, putting up the building for the business at the corner of Eleventh and Klamath Streets. They were in busi ness there until 1943 when they bought the cafe. Aline Hymel Reid, 83, was born In New Or leans. Mr. Reid, was born in New Brunswick, Canada, 81 years ago. They have no children. House Studies Aid Budget WASHINGTON lt President Eisenhower's S'a-billion-dollar for eign aid budget for next year a prime target lor economy advo cates gets its first test this week. The House Foreign Affairs Com mittee starts today to decide the actual amounts It will propose au thorizing (or the year beginning July 1. The (inal bill may be ready for House action later In the week. The committee, meeting behind closed doors, already has partly remodeled the program to replace some outright economic gifts with loans and the use o( surplus food. Efforts to cut the total are an ticipated, both In final commute sessions and on the House floor. The measure would set a ceiling on the aid program, with the ac tual appropriations voted later, perhaps after further trimming. The administration requested S3. 477.700.000. Of this $1,580,000,000 is earmarked lor global military as sistance, with the remainder split between economic aid, technical (Point Four) assistance and other AFEHAY Monday, Tuesday arid Wednesday FECIALS! More proof you don't have to wait for weekends to save money on your food needs. Safeway offers you outstanding values EVERY day, on EVERY item. It's the TOTAL that counts . . . and that's where you always come out ahead at Safeway I Taste Tells Catsup 10c ! IA I'll. 1 Wi"f' I" ' '! I ' I Crode "A" Small I ZJy' I E99s 1 SUGAR - SSSSSSSSSS: S- C0Y'T. GRADE "CHOCF" I . Safewoy's the Best Place for I C. -nuiCE If wsssfeak J f Jr I StfcfcBolo New Potatoes US No. 1 Shaffer White Economy Pack 10 - 49c Safewoy offers you the biggest selection of fruits and vegetables in town. Take it easy . . . relax! Shop when you have time. We're open until 9:00 P.M. 7 days in the week. 2316 S. 6th St. 211 No. 8th St. programs. Tne largest single amount 800 million dollars Is budgeted (or special military assistance to In dochma. Tile administration has requested authority to use this sum any where else in Asia, in case Indo china (alls or the war ends. The committee already has adopted an amendment to limit the use o( 500 million dollars in eco nomic iunds to ship surplus agri cultural products abroad, to re place direct dollar aid. In addition, the committee Is dis cussing proposals to earmark an other 300 or 400 million dollars (or loans and guaranties. Instead of using them (or outright grants. Atomic Airplane Power Predicted WASHINGTON W1 Robert Lo Bnron, a government atomlo spe cialist, predicted today that tho United stales will have an air- I plane driven by nuclear power within six or seven years. LrBaron Is chairman of the Military Liaison Committee to the Atomic Energy Commission but he devoted most of a copyrighted In terview with the Magazine U. S. News and World Report to a dis cussion ot peacetime uses ol atomic energy. INDIGESTION MANILA .fi Academy Award winning film actor William Holden left today (or Singapore, nursing indigestion which he blamed on (n "overdose of Philippine hospitality." Auto Insurance rate have been reduced. See liana Norland, K1 Fine SI. EARLEY HOTEL US No. 5th Phone MM MODERN ROOMS COMPLETELY REDECORATED Under New Management Mrs. Jack R. (Johnny) Fugate New FHA Rules Announced WA811INC1TON senator Cluy Coition iinnouuced thill the Federal Housing AUinlnlstiiillon has ruled Unit barbecue pits, swimming pools, kennels, and similar luxury items no longer are eligible (or I'll A home modernisation and re pair Itmmclug. Cordon Asks Mine Program WASillNOTON Senator Ouv Coi don said Ihe has asked the Of fice of Dcd'iisfl Production to de termine the feasibility of a slopped up chrome production program. Tile present government-barked program tor chrome production runs until 11)57 or until 'JOO.OOO ton of the critical mineral has been produced. However, the procurement pro. mum has lugged and only an call muted total ol ttO.OOO tons had boon acquired by the government as of Hits month. ' A total of IJO.000,000 was set aside to finance the chrome pro gram. Thus far, under 15,700.000 of this amount has been spent. Hie average per-ton price of the chrome thus far procured has been about Silt. Senator Cordon. In asking the ODP study to determine It the pro grum could and should be slopped up, recalled that ho had been large ly responsible lor the extension to chrome ol tho delense minerals procurement program. HllSUUI mm i ttrwn j i -ft. 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