MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1954
IIERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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US Airmen Cause Crisis In Turkey
Airman Wilbur Facher, CarrlnR. .Airman Ernest p. MUner, Phlla
ton St.. Elisabeth. N.J.: Airman delphla. Pa.; and Sgt. Joseph A.
Henry R. Dunn. Longvlew, Wasli. IRothwell, Hyde Park, Mass.
MODEL KITCHEN t trio new appliance stor e which has opened at the corner of Eleventh
and Walnut was host to the public during a three-day open house which featured free
doughnuts and coffee, demonstrations and movies. Showing the latest innovations in kitchen
engineering to Mrs. C. A. Wiclcersham, 1001 Pacific Terrace, was Bill Mauldin, manager of
the store. A name for the new operation is being chosen from suggestions offered by vis
itors at the open house.
ISTANBUL. Turkey I Turkish.
American friendship appears to
have weathered a minor crisis In
volving the arrest o( four U.S. ser
vicemen charged with tearing
down and trampling the Turkish
flag.
The incident occurred in Isniir,
on the Aegean Sea, the headquar
ters for NATO s Southeast Europe
Land and 'Air Command. The ser
vicemen, jailed since Oct. 30, will
be Judged in a Turkish criminal
court at Inmir Monday. They have
pleaded innocent of insulting the
Turkish flag a charge which
carries a penalty of up to three
years in prison and explained the
Hag was torn down accidentally
in a playful scuffle among them
selves. There has been no official Turk
LA reaction. Turkish ofliclals ate
traditionally close-mouthed. But
Turkish newsDapers took up a cry
of "arrogance" and "colonialism.''
Hurriyet of Istanbul, Turkey's
a r g e s t circulation paper, corn
mented that repented incidents of
this type created "general indlg
nation" in Turkey.
Hurriyet complained that Amer
ican, soldiers have engaged hi
black market operations, assaulted
people and molested Turkish girls.
There are more than 1.000 Amur
leans, with dependents, In Turkey.
Some are with the Izmir head
quarters of NATO but most are
attached to the American Military
Aid Mission with headquarters In
Ankara, the capital.
I In recent months Turkish papers
i were affronted by reports that
medical advisers to American
military groups had counseled
against drinking local water and
using locally grown vegetables.
A few days after the Izmir in
cident, U.S. Maj. Gen. Robert E L.
Eaton, commander of NATO's 6ih
Allied Tactical Air Force, issued
a public apology. He said the case
should not be allowed to affect
Turkish-American friendship and
"we are ready to give our lives if
necessary for Turkey."
The servicemen charged In the
Izmir Incident, with addresses of
I next of kin as supplied by 1IATO
officials, are:
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You can't see these vapors,
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. . . feel them as they travel
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and large bronchial tubes.
Congestion starts breaking
up. Coughing case. Soon she
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lasts for hours.
So when colds strike, use
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NOTICE
Auction Sale
of
Stored Goods
Scheduled for
Tuesday, November 23rd
HAS BEEN CANCELLED
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
PEOPLE'S WAREHOUSE
1425 So. 6th
Phone 7425
Macdoel
By liAVILLA DIXON
Mr. and Mrs. Art Huntington.
Los Angeles, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Andrus. They were re
turning home from Chehalls. Mrs.
Huntington is Andrus' niece.
Mrs. Nell Riley spent the past
week with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Carruthers. Beryl and A r 1 e n e
Yound,. Mt. Shasta, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Carruthers.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Drazil, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Unis, Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Boubur, Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Donaldson, Malin, were din
ner guests Saturday evening of Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Adams.
Mr. Enderline of Alturas bought
the Bruce Scholls ranch. Mr. and
Mrs. Kelley will live on the place
and farm It for Enderline.
Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Crlss, Lar
ry and Debra have gone to San
Francisco where Mrs, Crlss will
receive medical attention. They
will be staying with a sister of
Arnold's, Mr. and Mrs. George
Thompson Jr. and family. .
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Swank en
Joyed - a fishing trip to Castle
Rock. They report the fishing as
good.
Last Thursday Mr. and Mrsr
Archie Tharp and Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Duncan went to Red Blull
to visit with Duncan's sister, Mrs.
W. ' E. Hammond who has been
seriously ill in the hospital there,
Friends will be glad to hear she
has returned home and Is recov
ering satisfactorily.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Whitt went
fishing Sunday on Klamath River.
Bill (Moust and Don Wolfe, Ash
land, and Harry Short returned
home from a n day hunting trip
in the Blue Mountains of Eastern
Oregon. The hunting party re
turned with one five point elk.
Mrs. Lloyd Naught is In Ash
land with her father, W. C. Mac
Kinnls who is seriously ill.
Mr.- and Mrs. W. M.- Kaylor
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Butler and family Sun
day. The afternoon was spent
watching television.
Mis. Martha B r a n n o n was
rushed to Siskiyou General Hospi
tal In Yreka by a daughter. Mrs.
Ernest Burkhart, last weekend.
Mrs, Llla Butler was elected
president of the Parent Patrons
Club at the regular November
meeting. Serving with Mrs. Butler
will be George Bailey, vice presi
dent; Mrs. Margaret Farnam, sec
retaiy; Arnold Criss, treasurer:
Mrs. Ethel Cordis, historian; Ora
Oarey, sergeant-at-arms; Wayne
Famam, marshal.
The seventh and eighth grade
room won the room count. Plans
for the new school were passed
around. The Christmas program
will be presented December 16.
Square dancing by Mr. and Mrs.
Copeland Is planned for after the
Christmas holidays.
The next meeting will be De
cember 13.
- Ready to go Flower Arrange
ments for your Thanksgiving Table.
$1.00 and up. Klamath Flower
Shop, 1211 Main Street. -
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This is one of the moBt significant new-car announce
ments in Cadac history.
For it introduces to the world's motorists the most
magnificent creations in Cadillac's fifty-three years of
motor car production.
Three new Cadillac series are offered for your con
sideration in 1955 the famous Series Sixty Special,
the beautiful Series Sixty-Two, and the distinguished
Series Seventy-Five ... in addition to the spectacular
new Eldorado.
They are, as you can readily sec, magnificent in
beauty with a new, jewel-like grille and front-end
assembly . . . with dramatic and graceful new
sculptured side styling . . . and with added dignity
and bearing in every detail.
They are magnificent, too, in performance. There
is a great new Cadillac engine, the most dynamic and
powerful ever offered in a production motor car . . .
an improved Hydra-Matic Drive . . . advanced
Cadillac Power Steering . . . and, as an option at
extra cost, refined Cadillac Power Braking.
And they are magnificent in luxury ... to a degree
ON DISPLAY TOMOKKOW
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Tht tptctoeitfar nn Eliiomitn, a immatic interpretation of IA nrw Cadillac
mtyting, often many untaui ttaturu, including a new 270-h.p. Cadillac engine.
unusual even for Cadillac. Their interiors are almost
unbelievably beautiful . . . and they are offered in a
remarkably wide selection of gorgeous and colorful
fabrics and leathers.
Beyond any question, these new Cadillac creations
represent a new Standard of the World and we urge
you to see and inspect them tomorrow during their
premier showing in our display room.
You will be most welcome at any time and we
know you will find your visit one of the most interest
ing and educational experiences of your motoring life!
710 Klamath Ave.
Phone 4103
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