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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1954
Peace Sermon To Be Given
A Christian's responsibility for
world order and America's hope
lor Just and durable peace
through the United Nations will be
emphasized at the 11 a.m. service
of worship, Sunday morning at the
First Methodist church.
Subject of the Rev. Lloyd Hollo
way's sermon will be: "Wanted,
Responsible Citizenship."
A family fellowship potluck din
ner is planned lor Sunday evening
at 6:30 p.m. with a program em
phasizing the missionary work of
the Metnodist Church and Us co
operation with the United Nations
There will be a display of the pro
ject work done by the youth fellow.
ship and the Commission on Mis
sions in behalf of world peace and
overseas relief. At both the adult
program and the program for chil-
OaKe tt from
girli...stay
Smarts
Viealthy
This Is a color report, despite
the fact we cows and lota of
our fellow animals are consid
ered color blind.
This is still a color report, on
styles. .
Look for these colors ahead In
.your clothes, gals: .
Mauve tones, lrom pink to mul
berry. Hydrangea Blues, with a pur
plish cast, expected to be the tops
In poplarity,
' Red, from bluish tp shrimpish,
ana even a blush, suggested as
combination with white.
Yellovs from gold to leaf green,
pineapples and daffodils getting
the nod for demand.
--
. Those are some colors recently
shown at a fashion display in
New York's Hotel Astor. Want
some more?
Beige to brown included toft
orange and melon, and even ba-
nnna.
"Shock tones" for the Jolts,
I guess included brilliant tur
quoise and sharp pink. Black and
white weren't even shown, but got
some mention, especially In checks.
-
question: How does Bessy know
all this?
Answer: The same way ahe
knows you will never regret the
keeping of the Oregon iMilk Mar
keting Act which assures you, the
consumer, a steady, pure and
wholesome supply of Grade A
in ilk.
I get the facts right from the
top. You can take it from me.
Bessy.
dren, filmstrips on United Nations
woik will be shown.
The public Is invited to attend.
Magsaysay Lifts
Ban On Film
MANILA IjFI President Ramon
Magsaysay last night lilted the ban
on the Hollywood film "Viva Za
pata" and approved it for general
release throughout the Philippines.
Although ahown in Manila, It had
been banned from release in the
provinces on grounds it "tended
to create unrest."
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Christmas Tree
Bids Accepted
ALTURAS Award at faur
Christmas tree sties t hltwat
bidders is announced fey K. M.
Cron, timber atalt effietr far tka
Modoc Forest.
Prices bid (or hite fir Christ
mas trees range from a. low of 10
cents per lineal foot to a. high of
cents per lineal foot. Red fir
ranged in price bid from It cents
to 3S-? cents per lineal feet.
A former Adin resident, Ray
Ealyer, now at Montebello, CalKor
nia, purchased 3,300 trees. The
firm of Harris & Tfeomae ef Lea
Angeles purchased 6,200 trees and
Joe Arnaudo of San Jose pur
chased 8,600 trees.
Total purchase price is estimated
to be (22,7tO.
The sale areas f re located be
tween Long-Bell camp and Medi
cine Like on the vest side of the
Modoc Forest.
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Club Honors Oppenheimer
PHILADELPHIA i Dr. J. Rob
ert Oppenheimer has received the
Pyramid Club of Phlldelphla's
ACTRESS
LOS ANGELES ( Actress Jean
Wallace and her husband, actor
Cornel Wilde, have been appointed
m.rrfuni of her 15-year-old sis
ter, Kerol Walasek.
The guardianship petition, grant
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er was killed last summer In an
auto accident and the whereabouts
of her father, John T. walasek,
are unknown. Karol has been liv
mr with the Wildes since their
marriage three years ago.
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today's world."
Dr. Albert Einstein commended
the club for honoring his colleague
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conduct as a citixeu cf its cou i
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