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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1955)
HERALD Ami NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1B5S O'Mahoney Urges Big Three Revision Of Franchises WASHINGTON (UP! Se.ll. Jo scpb C. O'Mahoney demanded . to day that the Bin Three auto man ufacturers liberalize franchise agreements to guarantee that deal ers can be "Independent business men." The Wyoming Democrat praised the General Motors Corp. (or ex tending the period of Its dealers franchises from one to five yeurs. The aotlon was announced Tues day by OM President Harlow II. Curtice. by the factory exactly what they must do to win renewal," although they will be relieved of the pres sure of annual raietul, O'Mahoney added. He expressed hope that Ford and Chrysler will Join General Motors O'Mahoney, charged auto man ufacturers with "failure to control bootlegging" and "coercing fran cblsed dealers into using unethical advertising of "crazy discount' gimmicks" In a wild sales race. Curtice said lie didn't Intend to volunteer answers to Uiese and other charges of unfair practices made against the manufacturers by the Nebraska dealers. But the Senate Investigators indicated they , would question the GM executives I about them, anyway. i One of the 'dealers' complaints was that their profits had dropped to an all-time low while the Big Three auto manufacturers were en Joying their greatest profits. Curtice has denied that tills is now true of GM dealers. He "sled their profits for the first nine months of this year at 414 miflijn dollars. in liberalizing dealer Iranctilse con tracts. He said the Senate Mon opoly subcommittee, of which he is chairman, had not received any complaints from dealers of tile smaller auto makers. The subcommittee, which Is in vestisating General Motors' lm pact on the . nation's economy, called top GM executive for ques tioning today about auto bootleg ging, advertising and "loading cars with extras." The Nebraska New' Car Deal era Assn., in a telegram to But O'Mahoney said his was i only a "short step" which "docs not deal with fundamentals, as ex ample the fact that the termina tion of the contract can be made in exactly the same manner as before." - CM dealers still will be "told PACE SIXTEEN 5 r - 31 !r , . I r 'V.'; .J if - i , G E W I N leader of Mccracken u the Tulelake 4-H Potato Club that produced a potato king this year. Ed Duckett Jr. wai named top 4-H spud grower recently. McCraclcen, a native of Ala bama, came to Tulelake from Arlington, Virginia as a 1947 homesteader. He is a mem ber of the Modoc County Farm Bureau, of the Tulelake Growers Association and sings with the SPEBSOSA. His diversified ranch is one half mile south of Stronghold. Reds Return Bon Bazaar Christmas Specials! ; ; a a a a Low, Low Prices Plus H.'H' Green Stamps Ladies' Nylon Pastel Shades $ 1 95 ML To Indi Quilted Robes U Children's Christmas u Nylons and Cottons Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14 3'V7 95 Party Dresses 1014$595t!10 i New Shipment! Sub-Teen 11 i a a a a Bouffant RANGOON, Burma W Commu nist party boss Nikila S. Khrush chev and Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganiiv headed back to India to day on their South Asian tour. During their seven-day visit In Burma, the Russian leaders used every opportunity to lambaste the West. Bulganln and Burmese Premier U Nu signed a Joint demand for turning Formosa over to Red China and for a ban on nuclear weapons. The views expressed were the same both ' countries have been plugging for somo time. 1. Settling Indochina's political future in accordance with last year's Geneva conlerence ending the Indochina War. The-armistice terms call for elections next July to unify pro-Western South Viet Nnm with Communist-held North Viet Nam. Tile South Vietnamese do not favor rushing into these elections. 2. An unconditional ban on atom ic and hydrogen weapons and fur ther experiments wllh them, plus a sharp reduction o conventional armaments. 3. Unification of anti-Communist South Korea and Communist North Korea. 4., An end to power blocs, which they said cnuse tear and distrust among nations. Before tlio communique was, Is sued, Khrushchev added a chapter to the bristling attack he has made on the West, partlcularly .IJritaln, during while In India and Burma. Speaking at a political rally here, he took a swipe at Britain's former Prima Minister Winston Churchill. Slips end Petticoats $ J 98 $ J 49 Parchment, Taffeta, Horsehair, Lace and Net Trimmed. 1 - 6x, 7 14, Subteens 10 - 14 HEY KIDS! Santa Claus will be at Bon Bazaar every eveninq and all day Saturday and Sunday! If You're Not Shopping The Bon, You're Spending Too Much! si tigw jo. ,om nexr 10 vrcqon rooos !!WKKKSK)liKS!?(JtM)5? P. ft K ft ft ft ft ft ft ft 95 ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft: ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft NEW low-priced POLAROID1 Land CAMERA gives you finished pictures in 60 seconds! IT'S OUR GIFT TO YOU with the purchase of the only camera that gives you a finished picture just 60 seconds after you snap the shutter. The pictures will be beautiful as beautiful as any you've ever taken because you'll shoot them with the remark able new panchromatic Polaroid Land Film.' Get the most exciting camera in the world. This year it's the one gift you'll surely want to give (or receive). 'food till Die. 1 69 95 1 1& , fHwun ciino M wrtiiibnn jiiui 706 Main Ph. 7063 Modoc Supervisor Tells Transfer ALTUR AS The transfer and promotion of Elmo Brough, dis trict runner at Cedarvlllc. Is an nounced this week by Modoc Na tional Forest Supervisor Neal Bnhni. Brough. who has been a ranger of the Surprise Valley district since 1948. Is being promoted lo Jill the vacancy resulting from the transfer of George A. Fischer from the Doublchcnd district at Tulelake to the Plumas Forest. These personnel changes become elfecllve January 6. No replace ' ment has been announced for the Surprise Valley post. Dive Bombers Believed Down HONOLULU tUPi Two Marine dive bombers wcro behoved down at sea today alter vanishing on a loral training flight from Kancohc Air Station on Oahu Island. Pilots of the two AD-4 Skyrald ets took off at 6 p.m. and were due back two hours later. Kach plane canted onouith mis lo re mnln m the nlr five hours. IhLlil phtnes were ordered to scutch Inr the missing bombers. 5.98 Ph. 3188 LOOK AT OUR PRETTY NYLON PARTY DRESSES SACRED HEART NOTEBOOK The Trojans lost their fust eanu last Friday nmlil lo the Honkers nf Tulelake. As the me ended tile si'orcbo.ud read S 11. A. 22. Honkers. 41. Kvrn though defeat ed mil boys played a sood uanitv T!ns Monii.'.y our activtlv pe riod was takm up bv a student council meetli;g and a Pop Club meeting. necrnibi r a, Thursday, llieic wjll b no school for the aiademvj studenls. The len.st of the lmmac'-l I'ln'o Conrrplion falls on that dnte and nu classes will be held to celobr.ite It. The Prp Club announced thai after Ihe game Friday against thr Panihers of Chllnquln, there will be a dance In the parl h hull. Donations' for the hnili school rooms are being collected nnn pit' Into various Christmas Baskets, lor tho poor of the palish. Don't forget ' that the Junloi have a good selection of Christ. Inns cards, all-occasion cards and wrapping paper, eed stationery? Come to I lie Juniors!) O Newspaper SPOT AOS are inexpensive repeated dally, 70c '2.98 V&J- iU festive fashions thai make shining Christmas ornaments of little girls I Rich nylon dresses, some flocked, some glowing with gilt trims. 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