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IIKRALD AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE Ttff.'NTY-TTntEB I FORT ROCK Hy ItOIHItTA MtifiKK Mm. Leon Ulliler, rent Hock 4-11 lender unci Mux Miitlla mid jerry I'lU'hnr rrluiiipil liiiiiio l'rlcliiy June ill), Iroin Cnrvitlll where Ihry at Ipnclrd 411 Hummer HiIichiI. Mux hart been lit since Ills return. Mrn. Aiinit Hliinu left WrdiiPfKliiy, Juno 23, fur Orescent where she will vlull Willi her dniiuliler mid liunlly, Mr, and Mm. Dud Ballaliury lor it week uofnrit It'iivlng to vlnlt her family mill fHenttn In (limit l'aaa. Ernie Btleuleder win business lllor In Lukevlew last week. Mr. and Mrn. Iluy Allen, Hiiudy, vlaltcd with Iholr duiiuhler unci linn II y Mr. mid Mm. Uclljerl WIIkuii. Juno 21127. Uulborl and Hhlrlcy moved to their iuikIi June VI, lioin IliPIr homo at llio Poplar. Cpl, Jim Bull who In Iho brcilhrr of Mm. Illilmrd Urown, returned homo Horn Korea Juno M and vl lied lu abler mid fmnlly humility June 27, Cpl. Hull la on a 30 day (urlounh and In I'laltliiy Willi Ills aunl and undo Mr, and Mra, O. J, Monoll, Lupine, Mm. Dolores Morohouao and i:hll- dren visited In Grant Pna tho paat work with lior jiarcnta, Mr, and Mra, Putlie, ftolierts McCioo was In Ilcnd Juno 31-23 lor u nicdkal rhack-up. Dick Ueiirhuri, Uulrin, and 111 nju.ln Kay Ucarhart, Turlock, Ca llornia, How over I'ort Kock Juno 21 In a Piper 125, they landed at Ueaelcy Luke, a dry lake bed and woro mcl by Donald McOeo. Dick (ii'arharl la ronnoclcd with Uio Bel Hot Corp., Halem, and waa here on mill buMncii.i, Tho Purl Hook 4-11 Club mot at Iho homo ol Teresa Ward tho after noon ol July I. CLASSIfllD RATH On day rper word la n- PW word lio - .. per word Ma por word Mo Three dava Week run Month run BOX NUMBERS AnsWOra In mrim man k k tl. imamf w IIIHIIlia through box oumbera at tho papw iui aerrico coarg oi ix. DEADLINES Classified aU accepted up to l:M H-ui. iur luuuwuiK aay a puoncatiOD, up to Noon Saturday for Monday, clasallled display ads accepted up U 13 Noon lor fallowbur dav'a nuhlu cation. MIN1MUU ' . rhe minimum charg tot anjt M ad la SOc Plcasa make all clalmi lor 4dJuaV menu wimoui aeiay. THURSDAY, Jl'I-Y B, 1DM 0 m m jr m m m jit- celved by 6:30 p.m. will be made In iouowuik oay a puoncaiion, oy u Noon Saturday lor Monday. BEAT THAT DEADLINE! Put Extra Dollars in Your Pocket! Dollabs placed in your savings account , v . , r , 1 1 by the 10th will earn a full six months' afok Your Ambilioni Comt (a Lit oontr J return December 31st. Join our savers who make their ambitions come to life sooner with savings. First Federal Savings LOAH ASSOCIATION '540 MAIN STREET' KLAMATH FALLS CADETS of the Civil Air Petrol posed for a picture on their return from the Cadet camp in Portland Sun day, June 27. From left are three aircraft plane crew mem bers including the flight commander, Captain Goodman, USAF (second from left I, Cadet Capt. Jerry Keesee, Cadet Lts. Pat Lilya and Richard Crawford, Cpl. Norman Ward, Sgts. Pedro Colley and Nancy Tanner, Cpl. Patsy Allen, Pfc. Jim Bradberry, Pfc. John Say and Sgt. Billy Peek. Photo by John Wilson, Asst. PIO DENVER i Bill Llnderman , of Walln Wullu. Wash., la load- Linderman Leads In Cowboy Race Int? In the all-around champion nhlp ol the ISM rodeo circuit, a title he won In 1045, 1050 and 1953. Llnderman, la president ol the Rodeo Cowboys' Asid. He has a total ol 15.317 poults, the association's beadquartera re ported. He Is the leader In buil doxRing. stands llllh In saddle bronc riding and lourth In bare back riding. Each point represents one dol lar won in rodeo competition. KF Auto Firm Incorporates SALEM ifi Articles ol Incor poration tiled Wednesday with the Hnte corporations commission In cluded: DUKun-Mcst Chevrolet Co., at Klamath Falls. S250.000, by Nathan L. Cohen, James U. Smith and Waller Co.sgrovc. Sulherlln Truck Service Inc.. 200 .share no par value In Sulherlln. by Edward S. Fundcrburk and others. Spencer Butte Improvement Asmi , non-profit, at Eugene, by Merlin A. Myers and others. TERRORISTS TUNIS, Tunisia W Seven guerrilla terrorist have been cap tured In a police operation In the sbeltla region of central Tunisia, French authorities announced Wednesday. (Eimtam BsflBaB . sop SOP I i na i j.i.h ian ia na.lajiiau XWUtmttifg 3) mmmw Across tux nation,' folks in all walks of life have found that our specialized type of financial institution is the answer to their need for a safe, profitable place in which to place their savings. No more proof is needed than the fact that 26 billion dollars is entrusted to the care of these associa tions. If you are not already benefiting from this service, you are invited to come in and get acquainted. Make Your Ambitions Come to Life Sooner . " ' 1 . t mSl FEDERAL ScavDimgs connd loom AssociottDom. 540 MAIN ST., KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON A WEATHER IALLOON was more than an elusive flying saucer for Martin Lehman, 1859 LeRoy, when he picked up this one while delivering his paper route the other morning. The bright object was spotted in the draw above Portland Street, and picked up by the youth, who turned it over to the proper authorities. Withdrawal Of French Army Deplored By Indo Premier By JOHN RODERICK SAIGON. IndocM,ia ii Vie. Nam Premier Ngo Dinh Diem said todav b French withdrawal Iron) the south ern Red .-ivr1 'eiia ps tin-.1. said lie would demand it be re lumed to his. government a contr-1. There ' was no likelihood the French would or ' could mee'- Diem's demand for reoccupation ol the 2.000 sourre !es c' the so"h- ern delta, from which French Un- -rUNIRAt HOMU WARD'S KJamatb ruMral Horn, as HUB 8lrtl. Phona 333t I MEETING NOTICES EWAUNA Encampment No. 46 will meet at the l.O.O.F. Hall, Klamath Falls, Friday, July 9, 8 p.m. 2 LOST AND FOUND RKWARfi Male blue lick haunSU n hi. utoocd In rlgM car. Lot I nur Lali the Woods. Any lniornut,M. ull McdIOfd 2-aSS3 collect. LOST - WOMAN'S whit fold wrus watch. Phone S781. LOST A charm bracelet, Monday eve- n,na oeiween tne nana lot on n. stxtn and 526 Main. Claire Cilia, phone 2-We. LOST, packagea. put in wronf ear by mistake, on Klamath Avenue, betweea ftth and Illh. Phone 3T70. FOUWD SUmeae cat. Phone 4340. LOST Black and white EnalUh and iprinier tetter. Anawera to name at Duke. Licenee 050. Loet at Sycaa aualm it t ion. Reward. CaU 3758 collect IT eeea or found. 4 GENERAL NOTICES . ALCOHOLICS ANOVYMmi 2-9308. P.O. 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Phone S-JJll HALF-SIZK FASHION! Legal Notice NOTICE Or INVITING BIDS Pursuant to ordinance no. 46.1A dated July a. 19S4 ol the city ot Klamath r,lli Orecon. notice li hereby slvcn that sealed bids will be received by the undenlaned Police JudKe up to t:30 p.m. Monday July 19. 1954. for the improvement of Grant Street from 3rd to 4th. to be known as Improvement Unit No. 113. Bids must be submitted on forms at tached to the specifications and en closed In a seeled envelope and marked "Proposal To Construct Improvement Unit No, 123." Each 'old must be ac companied by a bidders bond or cer tified check for 8 per cent of the ag gregate bid. The principal Items Involved are: 19fl cil. yd. excavation: 528 lln. ft. cement curb At gutter: 675 aq. yd. of 4i," as phalt or 6' cement concrete pavement Plans and specifications may be ob tained from the city engineer upon a deposit of S10.0O or may be inspected In oltlce of the Police Judge. . This project must be completed on or before Sept. 15. 1954. . . , . The city reiervea the right to reject any of all bids. Dated at Klamath rails, Oregon this 7th day of July, 1954. Frank A. Blackmer Police Judge. July . No. 12 QUICKIES By Ken Reynolds " . . . here's a Job In the Herald and Newa Want Ada that eatchei my fancy they want to hire traveling tsanl" ion forces withdrew last week. The French said the withdrawal was necesa- to strengthen the defenses of Hanoi, Haiphong and the highway and railwa" !nking .hem. Tlie Communist-led Vicuninh movprl nlo th abandon rre: populated by some two million peo ple, as soon as the French muved out. . But Diem's statement, made in an address on his inauguration to dav as V,et Nam pre! aer. under lined his opposition to the partition of his country which most Viet namese fear is now being worked out at the Geneva conference. (A Vietnamese source at Geneva said yesterday that French and Vletminh military experts there nad agreed in principle that Vlei Nam would be partitioned at the 16th Parallel, the northern portion going to the Communists. This source said the French would re tain Hanoi and Haiphong but that the two sides, were still disagree'ns over French demands to hold also ihe area between and around those two cities.) Diem said his government's "first urgent" task Is to leek cease-fire in the seven-year war with the Communist-led rebels. Then he warned: "But the cease-fire should not lead to partition which no Viet namese, wants, which could only be a preparation for an even more waiting for the renewal of the war, murderous war and which, while would cut Us Into two halves,' both too woa1? to defend themselve-." The Premier said his govern men"'' secom1 ,; Is to continue the defense of Viet Nam. Though 300,000 Vietnamese are under arms, he went on, they do not constitute a real national army. Instead, he said, the French-controlled Vletmanese Troops feel themselves no more than a sup plement to it friendly but foreign army. On the North Viet Nam war front, meanwhile, the French high command announced that 150 French bombers and fighters at tacked Vletminh concentrations In the abandoned southern sector of the delta yesterday and that a "number" of trucks were de stroyed, Tho Hanoi command announced also that its troops killed 40 Vlet minh soldiers in a mopup action between Viet Trl and Vlnh Yen, 30 miles northwest sf Hanoi, French loasei were not disclosed. I l ru4 I ,fJ4i244 Practically a necessity for your wardrobe AND It's out to fit the shorter, fuller figure I Wear It end lessly for outside chores, accessor lie it for twilight timet Mote new seml-raglan yoke and column of scallops! Beautiful In cotton, nylon, linen! Pattern 1074: Half Sixes 14U, 183, 201i, 2314, 2V,. SIM 16'i, takes 33 yards 30-lnch fabric. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. 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