Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1954)
"iriUHSDAY, OCTOBKR 14. 1954 "DENNIS THE MENACE' HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINK Reds Approve Trieste Pact '.UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. Wl The Russians surprised the West again last night by giving an ap proving nod to the Western-spon sored Trieste settlement. The So viets had been expected to blast the agreement. ' Soviet recognition of the Oct.- I landon Accord dividing the Trieste territory between Italy and Yugo slavia was conveyed In a letter lrora Deputy Foreign Minister An drei Y. vishinsky to the 11-mem-ber Security Council. - Noting the- agreement was reached as a result of an under standing between Italy and Yugo slavia, Vishinsky said it would Promote the establishment of nor mal relations between them and thus contribute towards a relaxa tion of tension In that part of Eu rope." In view of this, he continued, "the Soviet government takes cog nizance of the above-mentioned agreement." , The Russian acquiesence ap parently part of the Kremlin drive to win new friends and influence more people was unexpected de spite recent Soviet moves o better relations with Yugoslavia's inde pendent Communist regime. In the past, the Russians have demanded a full say, as signato ries of the 1947 Italian Peace, Tread ly, in any nnal disposition of Trieste. John Roosevelt Campaigns For GOP TAMPA. ln ..Tnhn Baaca. veli, son of the late Franklin D. nooseveii, win campaign for Re publican candidates for Congress in the 1st and 7Ui districts. Roosevelt was scheduled to ar rive here by plane then go to Lake laud with GOP rnnritrint p n .... ..... upvo, n, nctiuuiuBu rauy in sarasota. Tomorrow, hp nnlr of fit Da. tersburg and Tampa for William C. Cramer, running in the 1st dis London Hit By Crippling Bus Strike LONDON Ut Bus" service In vast, sprawling London neared complete disruption today as the number of drivers and conductors out on a wildcat strike shot over the 12,000 mark. Tiie normally bustling Thames dock area 'came to a standstill, meanwhile, under the Impact of the continuing three-sided walkout of stevedores and ship repairmen. More than 29.000 of the dock force were Idle and 132 ships could not move. , The evergrowing bus walkom by dawn had halted all double- deckers and trolleys on S3 of the approximately 200 routes In the metropolitan area. On another 64 routes the few available buses whizzed fully load ed past stop after stop while long queues of workers waited hope fully. Subway trains were ' jammed with extra riders. Additional auto mobiles and bicycles swelled the usual downtown traffic Jam. Officials of the state-owned sys tem estimated 2,500 of the city's 7,100 buses did not leave their garage:. Strike leaders called , further meetings during the day In an attempt to persuade -more of the jwr.lkout. 13,000 unionized bus operators to There were signs the dock stitke join the stoppage, which stems jmuht spread to other British ports, from a long-standing demand for .further Imperiling the nation's bad- higher pay and better working con- ;ly needed food and coal supplies anions, union oiuciais oppose the 'and holding up uio Shipment of vi tal export goods. There were three separate strikes in the dock area: 1. A walkout, approved by union leaders, of 7.000 members of the National Amalgamated Stevedores Motorist Leaves Money On Ground DALLAS. Tex. 'PI Robert Schan- anskl, co-owner of a Dallas tavern, told police he set a sack with 3350 down on the sidewalk while he un locked his car yesterday morning. then drove off and forgot the sack. When he came back around the block a few minutes later the sack was gone. 97 SUPPER CLUB Ve- It w THE ORIGINAL SHOW CLUB Now Presenting Clever Fun Master WALLY NASH Smooth Fast Comedy IwML A J smooth Fast Comedy f . yrj Good Gagi with a Punch ' r CS Salt & Hillerich Combo I '.--y f I I J SHOWS NIGHTLY . YOUR FAVORITE DRINK AND $2.00 T-BONE STEAK DINNERS While They Last AT MEW 10W PRICK! FAMOUS Westinghouse LAUMDR0MAT-d CLOTHES DRYER . f caurst. It's Ucfrltf We Give S&H GREEN STAMPS LAUNDROMAT CompUttly Automatic, Full Slit, A p. Mum bit Action New! Low-priced! Loaded with features that make ' washdayi automatic. 199" CLOWES DRYER Slanting Front, Fully Automata, Failor Drying It ends all the hard work of line drying and it dries your clothes as you want them, dry or damp-dry. 169 95 and Dockers, disputing overtime them In vain to return to work. and working conditions. 3. Another unofficial strike by i. A sympathy stoppage by more ;8.u00 ship repairmen protesting dis- than 14,000 members of the rival Transport and General Workers Union, whose leaders, have urged missal of five electricians, which they contended breached the sent orily rule In layoffs. . vou cam suRE...i it's Westingfiouse KIRKPATRICK'S fcaJd$idsi Appliances 7th and Klamath Ph. 8886 fiQIB i IGKD CD DfiQD Ye M 1 Any mother knows that if she has 6, 10 or 17 children to fart for, she would need adequate help to keep her house clean, her children clean and their clothes clean. If mother's income was so low that she could not afford to hire help or buy the neces sary sanitary cleaning tools, you would find soiled clothes and probably, if you rolled up the rugsj you would See where, in desperation, she had swept dirt under them. So it is with the farmer... no rugs to contend with, but he does have to wash and keep his cows clean. He must have the necessary sanitary and sterilizing equipment to work-with. If his income does not allow him to own a milking machine or maintain sanitary equipment, he will use old-fashioned and un sanitary methods which do not produce grade A milk. The only way ue Dairy Farmers of Oregon can ajjord to pro duce grade A milk successfully is to have FAIR prices so tvt can buy and contract for the necessary sanitary equipment need ed in our milk production. THE MILK MARKETING ACT HAS WORKED WELL FOR OVER 20 YEARS IN ASSURING YOU, THE CONSUMER, A STEADY, PURE AND WHOLESOME SUPPLY OF GRADE A MILK. VOTE 8 X "NO" TO RETAIN OUR ESSENTIAL LAW. i - V' Z7 ' 1 Oregon health autharlllel f I- 1 Mid Oradt A dairyman - 111 CV5 1 I ft 1 I hav w.rk.tf harm.nl- lVV H "4 V. ' J 1 I I I I I wily l. five y.u the t "AVI II eJ f . I , i I I I I faU ACv. Ortlt Milk Pr4utn' CRMltto, loitf A4cmt, Mara, in rtiMAii hh.. 4, tri Open From 9 A.M. 9 P.M. FRIDAY J. J. NdWiY C. 823 Main St. Klamath Falls, Ore. Friday Night Specials -5:30 to 9 PHI .Open From 9A.M... 9 P.M. FRIDAY Friday Night October 15th - Between 5:30 P.M. and '9 P.M. We Will Give 10 Discount on air Merchandise Put On Our Lay-Away. This Offer Does Not Include Sale Merchandise. SALE! Flannelette . Diapers Sanitary, absorbent, durable Size, 1 70 27"x27" I. 7 SALE! Argyle Sox Sixes 10 Vi to' 12 - 3pair 1.00 SALE! 3 Pc. Nylon Bootie Set Save 21c 2.77 SALE! Girl's Blouses Sixes 4 to 14 88c Reg. 1.00 SALE! Flour Sack Dish Towels 5 ,., 88c . SALE! NYLONS 51 gauge, 15 aenier. Dark 'eom' 57c super sheer. W SALE! Iron Magazine Rack 14 Only Reg. 2.98 1 59 . SALE! Infants Polo Shirts Sixes 1 to 3 Reg. 79e 59c SALE! Boys Jeans ll-ox. Sixes 4 to 12 57 1 SALE! 23" Panda Bear 2.98 SALE! 3 Racks of Dresses A Close Out Special 2 For The 1 SALE! Ladies Panties Sixes 3-6-7 Reg. 59e 39C SALE! Boys Plaid Flann&a Shirts 97c Sixes 3 to 6 SAVE 32c SALE! Men's Hankies 6 ,., 47c SALE! 6'x6' Shower Curtains Assorted colors 1 OQ Reg. 2.98 SALE! 25' PLASTIC Garden Hose Re, 4 49 3.00 SALE! Waste Baskets All Metal Reg. 29c C SALE! Men's Moccasins Genuine Leather 'I rfQ S-M-L. - 1.7 7 SALE! Ladies Genuine Leather Moccasins Assorted Colors 1 QQ S-M-L . I77 ' SALE! 32 Pc. Set Virginia Rose DISHES Reg. 8.98 . 6.98 SALE! Ladies Panties Sixes 5-6-7 1 Reg. 39c SALE! Picture and Frame 22"x28" Reg. 2.49 1.77 SALE! Men's Shorts Sixes 30 to 40 C7. Reg. 69c SALE! Chenille Bedspreads 31 Only -While They Last 237 Slightly Irregular - SALE Lamp & Shade 13 Only 9 QQ Re,. 4.98 d.70 SALE! Child's 1-Piece SLEEPER Pattf I Colors Sixes 1 to 4 Re,. 1.19 88c SALE! Larqe Sixe Tube Colqote Dental Cream Reg. 27e 2 for 39c SALE! Kraft Caramels Fresh Reg. 49e 07 Pound lb. SALE! Children's Hose Nylon Reinforced Reg. 25e 5 for 98c SALE! Head Scarfs Pure Silk-35"x35" Reg. 79c SALE! Men's Arqyle Slack Sox Waihfast SAVE 30c 2P0ir 88c SALEI Plastic Drapes 2 ,., 1.00 SALE! Half Slips Ladies Sixes 26 to 30 Nylonixed 77 Reg. 1.00 ' ' C SALE! Ladies. Flannel Gowns Sixes 34 to 40 rff Reg. 1.79 1.3 SALE! Suit Cases 5 Only Reg. 4.79 1 79 . SALE! Hallowe'en Ladies Slippers Half Masks 99c 5cond 10c m Hallowe'en SALE! Gauze Masks Ladies 1Qc Sweaters 30 Only Cardiqons and Hallowe'en Slip Overs Broken n mm ' Sixes and Colors RUDDer MOSkS vue, 77 19c-29c-59c 5,98 D ' " J Hallowe'en Rtal Special Assortment of Texan Outfit GlaSSWare C-boy and Indian Value.,. 29c 1 5C 298 smJ I Ho,,ow,,, Boys' and Girls' COStUmCS SHOES 159 B 11 Pr. Only- Hallowe'en Cflc Character Wigs 49c Broken Sixes Hallowe'en Sofa Pillows Noise Makers 88c 10c
