Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 07, 1955, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1055 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. UKKliON PAGE SEVEN fnp""" 1 i ii 1 1 in 1 1 ei niii- . : Si: v. )i '-ft! . K$ i?ty lU'lS'M V V.M , J , . ' f J" t Vj lis l v fc V;."iV vi a 'r . ' v-..f v r " k v. - ALTAMONT JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT OFFICERS lined uo for the Herald and New! nholo. grapher recently. Front row, left to right, are: Sharon Kunti, secretary; Bill Dickey, ' first vice president and Jim Easley, president. Back row, same order, are:' Mary Espinosa, second vice president; Beverly Esgate, treasurer and Shirley Liston, news reporter. The new officers were elected by the student body recently to serve this school year. Social PerJy Takes Lead RIO DE JANEIRO. Bra7il (UP Juscelmo Kubitschek, Communist-supported candidate of the So cial Democratic Party, took a' commanding lead today m Bra-i zil's presidential elections. His vie-1 tory appeared assured. Joao Couluit,. Kubitschek's run-1 ning mate, also moved out in Iiont j in the separate race for the vice presidency. He, loo, appeared a ! certain winner. Returns, as reported by the semi-official Radio National, gave Kubitschek an ever - inciuasmq lead over his closest competitor, Adhemar de Barros, millionaire industrialist candidate' of the So cial Progressive Party. Victory for Kubitschek was pre dicted when counting of the estim ated 10.000,000 ballots cast Monday neared the halfway mark with the majority of his strongholds' still to report. The 64-year-old former Rovernor of Minas Gerals lagged behind in the early returns but surged ahead with the increasing returns from his home state. i Kubitschek ran with the support of the Labor Party and the Com-1 munists. whose party is outlawed In Brazil tut continues to operate openly. He is considered the poli I tical heir of the late President Getulio Vargas who committed suicide last year after his ouster by the military. Goulart. his runnin? male, is a protege of Vargas and a leader of the Vargas Labor Party. The armed forces once forced his oust er from the Vargas cabinet as a prelude to the movement against the late president himself. i President Joao Cafe Jrv who ! succeeded Vargas, did not run ior i re-election. He threw his support behind the army-supported 5G-year Four To Attend HS Press Meet old Tavora who ran as. the candi date of a three-party coalition headed iy the National Democra tic Union. Salgado. 60-vear old former leader of the Brazilian Fascist ; movement, was the candidate of the rightwing Party of Popular Representation. 20 Million Americans Enjoy Bowling BOWL FOR FUN! LUCKY LANES Four Klamath Union HiRh Sclinoi students will leave todav lor En Rene where they will attend ses sions of the OreRon Scholastic Press Association on the Universi ty of Orenon campus. The annual conference of hit?!i school journalists will have reprc Fematives from high schools of Oregon, Washington, California and Idaho. KUHS will be represented by Beverly Overcn. editor of Fl Ro deo; Twila Greene, editor of the Krater; Beverly Goehnntr, feature editor and Bill Perkins sports edi tor of the Krater. The students will travel In a driver training automobile under the supervision of Robert Buciow. commercial instructor and El Ro deo adviser. Two of the group have been selected to participate in panel discussions dunnt; the mceiinti. Beverly Overen has been invited to discuss the topic, "How Ini portant is Copy to the Yearbook?" Twila Greene was selected for the panel discussing the topic. "The Importance of Complete Coverage on a High School Newspaper." KUHS To Have Rummage Sale Members of the ha' in Club ot Klamath Union High School which is sponsonne a rummage sale Saturday. October 8 in the Pelican Theater building, will have stu dents' clothes, sweatrrs. skirts, blouses, lormals. msn's and t;ov's suits, slacks, shins, leather jack ets, shoes, sizes 0 to 1j. elotmnt; for women, costume jewelry, cer amics, fancy woik, curtnn.-. bed ding, sets of dishes, ui?n?Us and numerous other items in good re pair. Money from the sale w ill be Used to pay ior the support of an Italian orphan adopted oy the Lat in Club, now living at the Csa Matcrna Orphanage at Naples. Italy, lor the second vear. Mrs. Helen Hoffman is LaMn Club adviser and is as-vst:n? with the sale. You'll Be Sorry You Don't Yc!e At The QUEEN'S DANCE MERRILL -ASAT. CCT. 8 Friday Is Fish Day 125 Scallops I Frog Legs "I3S Prawns J Halibut 10 Salmon I ''5,f"" B(, B. LcCi M9r. V KLAMATH VALLB. ORCOON Phone 6496 For Orders To Go ARE YOU A ft HUNTER?" For The Best Buck Deals In Town LOANS $25V25G000 SEE BILL CANTON COMMERCIAL Industrial FINANCE CORP. 107 North 9th Ph. 7711 SALARY AUTO FURNITURE October Rains Hit Midwest By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ; The early October wet spell eon tinued over broad areas of the eastern half of the country today but clearing appeared In sight for most areas. The rain belt extended over the Missouri, Mississippi and Ohio valleys, the Great Lakes region and most of New England. Heaviest falls during the night were along the lower Mieissippi River, with more than an inch recorded at several cities, and in Indiana, with 3.36 inches at Fort Wayne and 1.18 at Indianapolis. Amounts in 24 hours measured 3.50 inches at Syracuse, N.Y., and 2 51 inches at Buffalo. Some l1 Inches of rain fell in outlying sections of Detroit yes terday in 45 minutes, causing flash floods. Detroit Street Railways of ficials said the floods caused the city's worst traffic tieup. Skies were clear to partly cloudy plains westward to the coast, over the Southeast and from the! There was a little warming In ADENAUER SICK BONN, Germany lifu-Chancellor Konrad Adenauer has a cold. The 79-year-old Chancellor canceled speaking dates in the Bremen elec tion campaign today and tomorrow. the eastern section of the country I peratures this morning were In tb east of the Mississippi River. Tern-1 60s and 70s. Terrific Buys On USED SPARTAN TRAILERS! 35' - One Bedroom Spartans All Brand New Tires Famous Spartan all-metal construction Exceptionally good condition, used very title. Very best In tulation, thermostat controlled heat. All furniture and mat tresses hove been kept slip-covered. A TERRIFIC BUY AT THIS PRICE! Sold New for $5500 Con Be Financed On Bank Terms. Naw $2995 POOLE'S Opp. Post Office TRAILER SALES Phone 5520 THIS SATURDAY and EVERY SATURDAY RED BARN DORRIS, CALIF. STARRING THIS SAT. MUSIC BY LEE ORR AND HIS BAND PLAYING COUNTRY and WESTERN MUSIC Dancing 10 till 2-100 p9P,onT.,. TIP OF THE DAY for business hungry merchants: lor extra sales, use Classified ads. Call 8111 for helpful ad-writing service. We Are Happy To Announce that We Are Now the Klamath Basin Distributors for 0SL FILT Automotive Industrial Marine A Complete Line In Stock At Filters and replacements in any size for any purpose Fred E. Barnett Co. 600 Spring St. Ph. 5153 Ay IF aim CLOSING OUT USED FARM MACHINERY AT KLAMATH FALLS STORE T0! I MONDAY 1030 AM- OCTOBER 10, 1955 A"M' SHARP SHARP AUCTION SALE USED EQUIPMENT LIST Auction No. Make Model TRACTORS 1. John Deere 'R' 2. John Deere 'A' 3. Farmall F20 4. John Deere 'A' 5. John Deere 'MJrw2 Egl. Plow 6. John Deere 'A' 7. Case 'SC wHang-on Mower 8. John Deere 'G' 9. International WDR9 10. John Deere 'G' 11. Case VAC !I2. John Deere 'G' 13. Case VAC 14. Ford 15. Oliver No. 88 Sfd. 16. Ford 17. John Deere 'AN' 18. Ford Ferguson 19. John Deere 40 Crawler 20. Minn-Moline 'U' 21. Caterpillar 15 COMBINES 22. Case 23. IHC 123 24. Case 25. IHC 125 SP BALERS 24. Oliver Semi-Automatic 27. John Deere I 1 6W 28. New Holland No. 77 29. Oliver Automatic 30. IHC No. 50AW 31. John Deere 1 1 6W 32. AnnArbor Semi-Automatic 33. John Deere I I6W PLOWS . 35. Oliver 2-1 4"-Steel Wheels 36. John Deere No. 55-3 Bottom 37. Oliver 2 Bottom 38. Minn-Moline Two-way 39. Case 5-14" Moldboard 40. Minn-Moline Two-way 41. Case I Bottom 42. Minn-Moline Two-way 43. Case 4 Bottom ' 44. IHC 4 Bottom 45. John Deere No. 105 Disk 46. IHC Two-way 47. Oliver 3-18 48. Oliver Two-way 49. Oliver 316" CHOPPERS 50. 51. 52. 53. John Deere No. 62 John Deere No. 62 John Deere No. 62 John Deere No. 62 EQUIPMENT IS AVAILABLE FOR YOUR INSPECTION . SEE IT NOW - HAVE YOUR NEIGHBOR BID FOR YOU BY NUMBER IF YOU CAN'T ATTEND SALE. DRILLS 54. Oliver 12' Grain 55. Minn- Moline 24x6 Press Drill 56. John Deere EE RAKES 57. IHC 58. John Deere Model 75 59. Case Side Delivery 60. Morrell Side Delivery 61. New Idea Side Rake wSteel Wheels DISKS 62. Towner 5' 3" 63. Oliver 6'' 64. Oliver 65. Goble 6' Offset 66. Oliver 7' Tandem w2 Sec. Sprg. T. Harrow OTHER ITEMS AS RECEIVED LUNCH AVAILABLE ON GROUNDS 67. John Deere 6' Tandem . 68. John Deere KBA 818 69. IHC 5' 3" Offset 70. John Deere SH wMiddle Breaker MOWERS 71. Case Power , . 72. IHC 73. Massey Harris 74. John Deere No. 5 HARROWS 75. Oliver Roll-over 76. Ventura Spring Tooth wExfensions 77. Ventura Spring Tooth 78. IHC 10" Spring Tooth 79. Ventura 6' Spring Tooth 80. SOLD MISCELLANEOUS FARM EQUIPMENT 81. New Sno-Co Bale Loader 82. Bell Potato Harvester 83. Lockwood Elevator 84. Champion Two-Row Potato Digger 85. 7' Martin Ditcher 86. John Deere Elevator 87. Potato Planter 88. Half Tracks for Ford Tractor 89. Hume-Love Pickup Reel 90. John Deere 6' Roll-over Killefer Scraper 91. John Deere Killefer Scraper 92. John Deere CC Cultivator wSw'eepf 93. Minn-Moline Tool Carrier 94. Minn-Moline Tool Carrier 95. John Deere Duster 96. Manure Loader for Ford Tractor 97. Gas Motor removed from 25' Grain Auger 98. John Deere 200 Cultivator 99. Minn-Moline Cultivator TERMS - CASH OR - 50 DOWN ON ALL ITEMS SELLING FOR $500 OR MORE-BALANCE UP TO ONE YEAR ON OUR STAND ARD CONDITIONAL SALES CONTRACT. f RATER LakT WpZ&r?-' MACHINERY COL. 1410 S. 6th ST. KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. AUCTIONEERS, DAN B. and LARRY ROTH 3"