FRIDAY, AUGUST 26. 1955
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She's the best-dressed miss on
school's opening dayl Her new
fall dress a lovely long-torso line,
of course! Smoothly fitted above
her favorite whirl skirt; belted in
back (if you wish). Hie bodice
detailed with a graceful yoke; lit
tle collar and perky bow tiel
Pattern 9116: Girls' Sizes 8.
8 10. 12, 14. Size 10 takes 3 yards
35-inch; Vt yard contrast.
This easy-to-use pattern gives
perfect fit. Complete, illustrated
Sew Chart shows you every step.
Send thirty-five cents in coins
for this pattern add 5 cents tor
each pattern for lst-class mailing.
Send to Marian Martin, care of
Herald and News, Pattern Dept.,
232 West 18th St., New York 11,
N. Y. Print plainly name, address
with zone, size and style number.
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
AGE SEVEN
Morse Says He
Can Win Votes
PORTLAND IM Wavne Mors
said Thursday he Is confident of
winning reelection as U. 8. senator
against any candidate Oregon Re
publicans nominate.
He told reporters "it doesn't
make any difference" who it it.
Morse, returning home from the
receni session of Congress In Wash
ington, would not guess who his
opponent might be. Anyway, he
said, the people would be voting
ior or against him more than they
would be for his opponent.
Morse expressed belief that
Adlai Stevenson would b the Dem
ocratic presidential nominee and
tnat ne would defeat President
Eisenhower. He questioned the ac
curacy of polls showing Eisen
hower with a high popularity rat
ing.
Morse was critical of Congress
for not staying in session until it
passed several pieces of important
legislation. He said he believes
next yefr Congress should give
first attention to legislation provid
ing more federal aid for highway
construction, aid to education, im
provement of social security laws,
strengthening anti-trust laws, farm
price Increases, and to stiffening
the corrupt practices law.
Morse will address a DemO'
cratlc picnic here Sunday. Later
he will go to Los Angeles to speak
at a Labor Day meeting.
Assembly Of God
To Hear Sermon
The Rev, C. E. Lebwk, pastor
of the Assembly of God. Eighth
and Oak' streets, will speak at
the It a.m. Sunday service at the
church.
His message. "The Nature oi
Love." will be a continuation of
last Sunday's sermon. The choir,
under the direction of Orlha pull'
er. will sing at the morning wor
shiD hour.
"Jesus, the Master" will be the
subject at the evening service at
7:30. Special music win inciuae n
rumpet duet by R.enneui wmn
and Dale Lebeck.
Christ's Ambassadors meet at
6:30 p.m.
Amateur Talent
Show Spots Open
WEED Registration is open for
the amateur talent show, a spe- j
cial event of the third annual Ital
ian Carnivale sponsored by the j
Weed Chamber of - Commerce.
Dates at September 10-11. -
There is no age limit for en-1
trents. I
Entries may register with Mari
lyn Calkins or Janet March! who
are assisting Axel Granstrom, gen
eral chairman.
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AFTER TWO YEARS in Klamath Falls, J. L. Harrison (above),
Southern Pacific trainmaster, has been transferred to a similar
position in Stockton, California. P. V. Stone, terminal train
master at Oakland, has been named to succeed Harrison here.
The departing trainmaster has been in the Southern Pacific
service for 20 years. He started his railroad career in Oakland.
KOREANS DEMONSTRATE
SEOUL Itf-Nearly 2,000 students
and department store girls parad
ed past the U.S. Embassy here
today as part or continuing Ko
rean demonstrations against the
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission.
Big Dance- KC Hall
9 'til 1
Modern and Old Time
Teen-Aqers Half Price
Saturday Night
U.S: Asks No Veto In Atom Peace Plan
UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. I The
United States wants a veto-free
agency controlled by 16 nations
to operate the proposed inter
national atoms-for-peace program.
The United States and the Soviet
Union would be among the 16
members oi toe agency s govern
ing board.
Diplomatic aources here last
night disclosed details of the
"confidential" American plan.
which the U.S. delegation to the
U.N. has circulated for atudy and
comment to the more than 10 coun
tries in the U.N. or its specialised
agencies.
The Russians turned down a
similar American proposal at Dis
armament subcommittee meetings
last year in London. The Soviet
objected to the agency's independ
ence from the Security Council
where the Russians wield a veto.
The U.S. plan will be debated
In the General Assembly sessions
Shasta Filter
Plant Cost Told
YREKA The cost of setting uo
a plant to filter water from the
Shasta River would cost from
$76,000 to 5125,000 per million gal
lons of daily capacity, according
10 ine report oi a cnemical en
gineer. Dally water use at Yrelca
runs about 1,100,000 gallons, ac
cording to c. M. Potter, water
supervisor.
Members of the Yrelca City
Council will meet with K. N.
Brown, a water expert. In Septem
ber, to discuss the possibility of a
chemical purification plan a u c h
as are in operation at Auburn and
Sonora, California.
opening here Sept. 30.
Diplomatic aources gave this out
line: 1. The atoms-for-peace agency
would buy or receive donations of
nuclear materials and sell them at
cost to countries needing them.
It would be a clearing house also
for information on production and
use o: nuclear energy.
1. All members of the U.N. or
its specialised agencies could join
the agency.
. The IS nations of the govern
ing board would include (A) the
five nations now in the forefront
of atomic research or production
the United Slates, Britain,
France, Canada and the Soviet
Union; (B) the five other coun
tries now producing atomic raw
Czechoslovakia; and (C) six other
nations elected by the atomic
council.
1 4. A majority vote would prevail
in decisions of the governing
materials South Africa, Portu- board. Mo country would have a
gal, Belgium, Australia ana! veto. ...
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DESCOWARE
Imparted from Belgium' in Lemon Yellow.
Priced from 2.95 to 11.95
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35 Remnants -12
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"SEQUENCE" 12'x7' Grey
Ret. $110 Save $40.05
"RONDELAY" 12'x6'4" Toiipe
Reg. $76 Save $36.05
"SIERRA" 12'x7'5" Brown ' STA'
Reg. $108 Save $28.05 ' SALE . -
"HIGHLAND TWEED" 15'xl6' Bound, $
Reg. $171.00 Sova $101.50 SALE
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"SIERRA" 12'x9'10", Roto
Reg. $138.50 Soto $38.50 SALE
"GALAXY" 1 2'x 1 0'8" Green , '
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"HEATHCLIFF" 12'x9'9"
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