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-4 . TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN t . 9 1 ' I flfi' " I 11, K, I' j SUNBEAM ITEMS for Christmas business were shown at the Willard Hotel this week by Karl Koch Jr., right, Sunbeam factory representative of Portland, who was host at a dealer dinner Thursday evening. Choosing merchandise from the full Sunbeam USA line was Ray Beau champ, left, of the appliance department at Rickys, one of Sunbeam's first local dealers. A big promotion and advertising campaign starts with the Klamath Falls Christmas Opening. i , KF Men Named To Pershing Rifles Disharmony Between Ike, Demos Told WASHINGTON (VI The post election theme of harmony be tween President Eisenhower and the Democratic 84th Congress echoed some dissonant notes Mon- SP .Veteran Dies In California DUNSMU1R Antone Hilty. 68. veteran retired Southern Pacific engineer, on the Shasta Division died in the Cloud Rest Home in Project City, California, November 3. Born July 3. 1880. Hilty was a native of Kansas City, Missouri, and lived in Dunsmuir many years. Mr.' Hilty is survived by two sisters. Mis. Bertha Hoover, Port land, and Mrs. Victoria Maxwell, Kansas City, Missouri. Final rites were scheduled to be held in Portland this week. CRISIS TOKYO I Prime Minister Yoshida's Liberal Party touched off a new political crisis Monday night by expelling two of its Diet (parliament) members for trying to establish a new anti-Yoshida party while the Premier is In the United States. day in the wake of an exchange uciwtrru party cnainnen ana new statements by Democratio lead ers. Democratic National Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell said Sunday in a statement that Vice President Nixon should "retract and apolo gue for his campaign excesses." If Nixon continues, Mitchell added, "I hope that the President will take the opportunity to disasso ciate himself from such character assassination by public disavow al." Republican National Chairman Leonard V. Hall replied of Mit chell's remarks: "This is in the worst possible taste and in the worst possible public interest" coming at a time when. Hall said. responsible leaders in Congress are pledging cooperation. Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas, who will be majority floor leader wnen the Democrats org anize the new Senate in January, publicly criticized some of Presi dent Eisenhower's campaign re- OREGON STATE COLLEGE, Corvallis, George Knight, Frank Federsen and Phil Sebroeder, Klamath Falls, were among 84 men selected for membership in Pershing Rifles, national drill hon or society for army and air force reserve officers training corps at Students Hear Wildlife Expert GILCHRIST M. Guymon, wild life representative from Klamath Palls, spoke to a Gilchrist High School assembly Friday morning. His topic was conserving and wise ly using our natural resources. He Illustrated his talk by use of charts. A film was then shown en titled. This is Your Land, shewing many ways in which Americans bave abused their land, and how they are now attempting to re build it. Both the speaker and the film will help the students in their study of Irreplaceable resources. Oregon State College. Group activities Include sponsor ing the annual Military Ball and presenting precision drill exhibi tions for the college and city. Knight is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Knight, 1616 Wor den; Schroeder is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Phil D. Schroeder, 1331 Pacific Terrace, and Pedersen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fe dersen, 922 Gobi. All are fresh men in engineering. OPENING SOON In KLAMATH FALLS At 413 MAIN 1 7 ? t Pre-Xmas SALE OF FINE PICTURES jSs HOW OFF Buy Now at These Low Prices . . . Will Make Wonderful Christmas Gifts. SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD "QMS GOELLER'S WALL PAPER AND PAINT 522 Main Phone 6704 ) for a f u 7 mer r i e r VsjT Christmas... F,RST NATIONAL'S M INTEREST-PAYING ' CHRISTMAS CLUB A marks at a news conference Sat urday. He also set nut certain conditions for cooperation of Dem ocratic congressional leaders dur ing the next two years. If the Republican administration wants Democrats to cooperate then it must consult with them in advance of making final decisions, Johnson made plain. It was learned that Senate Re. publican Leader Knowland of Cal ifornia later proposed periodic conferences between Eisenhower and both Democratic and Repub lican leaders of Congress. "The President now has had his little fling in the political arena," Johnson said, referring to Eisen hower's campaign, statement that election of a Democratic Congress might bring on "a cold war of partisan politics." At his post-election news con ference. Eisenhower said that statement was too strong for what ne nao in mind.- Johnson said talk about a "cold war" because of the political divi' sion is ridiculous and added: 'If there is a cold war, the Democrats are not going to pro voke it." Jumpin Jehosaphatl - -this really is real coffee I end my I the money you save I . CRATER LAKE FLAVOR FOR NOVEMBER OPEN 10 TO S MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Plan now for a merrier Christmas next year. Start saving the easy way. ..by joining the First National Christmas Club. Save any amouni weekly (from 50c up) and at the end of 50 weeks you receive a check for the total amount saved plus interest! Join the Fixst National ChrUtma Club nov. . C3 IFD n)TD MJOTaorjitk baime Klamath Falls Branch' South 6th Street Branch' Merrill Branch OF " PORTJLAN D . "tfT'S BUILD OREGON TOGETHER- F4MI tat.M Cr i booh For the Poilkaclot ariEaS Remember that rare, delicious flavor of home-made custard ice cream? 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