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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS." OREGON PAGE FIVE CD BASIN BRIEFS ConnOfck ToiaiOteArmy fcrt,..th nils dioo ia 9. 4dop. .? of Yancey H. ilia (8 Lafekvww, raeeotly coraptaojrj It driye field tralolnit ($ . tfea 10 UMy uivfcteac an drtlllry a.t tallOD. e wclien caiel it t firios Buttery, "- if toe Army 01 12 aM a veteran of serv ice In Uie Far &ast. Hla last .te non m the United State, was at Caeo Chaffee, ArWnsaa. office will handle re newal llcensea only on that date. New Son A babv boy wai born At a.m. on December I at the Mfn Medical Center to Mr. and flOa. Let Teliotd of Alturaa. CITY BRIEFS Bi Maneuver APmy Pfc. Jamea E. Miller, ton of Mr. and CTra. N. H. Miller of Tennant, la par ticipating in Operation eMteerese. the largest joint Army-Air Farce maneuver since World War H, now battel conducM e eisaara Miller,' a cleilr, In Company A 31st gnr Ca.i.at KittaaeV is retnlarly statioae. t a Oar- at. Cel.riate. km t in aft trmv sajaa taat Jeatuary. Ima aajanatad m Mare at Band canreaiui fr DMu Oawaty. $rr etai nn ma Mr a dXasiv- OottoeV car viU to aa Coo ar rnaSki u SMI treat .. to- A ,., Motorists Report Car Clouting Ytae taste treat e-srlon weow- MM wm lip lid rrttry ay KM la FhJts pelna. wa CMn, est h onet, r ran-tv. fleat &otne arewtau anrd a last at teus wm taiosa rrvm Urn ataturn w-ron white it was periocat ta pKritiag M at Sig&A aard genu street, kxstvam l:lfl p.pv U:aV -n. Monday. Sba stud mat ctr sale dmrra 0 t&a stBtton tvegoa warts torfreaV, tons taut sire bad apparently forgone to luck (be taiteate. m Ore asreml OutfV. Wat t uncat ssmraima mi IBB etpf. Basra Motors. 424 Soutfc Sintft Street, repwtett tbai tour hnfcceps ere taken from an auto os tfta company's nsBd ear lot. The et-Bt hubcaBa a vaiurjj at ain. BaaThter Mr. and Mra. Sam Stevenson of Cedarville are par ents of a baby girl born Decern- oer i at 12. oe a.m. at the Modoc MatOail Center at Altujjas. Rlu f Annp Waives Hearing Chestee B. Conk, ft-year-aM 81y Insicer-, varviBd pretimmry laeritt9 Tuasdsy ba amigBBd tertforfc District taigt O. E. Vi Tcveal n a etiaraa at feulrqg t aqqpnx a minor chiW. On racommendatini af TXpufcp Dnwict Attorney Robert lfrelwto, Judge Ven Vaetor grsntnt a na tion of Detsiuw Attornar tJ. . Bnt ntina for rolsas at fne dBfenO ant on bis own recognisance, panoV ing action on hla ease by the grant Jurv. Attorney Balentina explained to tha court tnat Conk nas baen em cloyed sttadily tor the past yaar - and a half at Blr and justice would be bast served if he vera allowed to continue, vorkina instead tf hav ing kept in jail. Tha ktwynt aie Cook would provifla lunoa. ta gup? port hia child. Soldiers To Gel Citizenship TOKYO (Ur Thirty shut VM. aarvicemen win recarre what they consider the bast Cnritma-atft at II next week vb u.f cmce- hip. The sc-ldter, saihn-a an Maruwa n stationed in Japan, vm be worn In as ertimia ra ceremonies Dec. a) and 31'' at Kardy Sarracks Is Tokyo. A U.S Erebassy eipakasman sM ervicemen who are nat otiawns wra rushing the paper work nec enary for naMralieathm before Deo. 91 whan tins O.I. eittemzbSfr irw expircss. The Christmas meetine of the Ruth and Naomi Club will Ue haid that eveYiiog (Tuesday) wlHi a Waieaet arid gift exchange. Tr Rhv. E. A. Mellep. pastor of Hou skMto MatfaU dtaurcb of WAV, wal ah taatM apealasr. mtmm dfltagd natdaUleo for tie SHra.i enmm. Bee Val Mr, HhrtKfr and Leat Btivaa, il Ho sM at p as. Mne.ahy. Ba- attaMk ah tare Paa TUy Caa) aiuaaty BaA. -The iswtUiMMa wk etooxwOr 3aAj btdja at 001. ivMa atafaaiwn iMr tiwam MV fe aatlAoam nuuml Mi tW atataas ajf ( yaaa 4r (Wtr anil. Iftawff few rr bbA aansaatatwa w i Go MtMk HBntgi fa siamt aHMRfat aimKiiiiKtv ditowr at CtWMKoay BMt baaaaiaep ma rua vtaumo wh spulounat f)r ahuartmi mS awaa- amov Te na, kraa mart, M kv CawrhM V. radary. penvvd. sis Ca daveaiti tn eawtdnt In M. dna wa. . a). BsMisKtl mm 6nf ftadrwhnidi fO Moan tart omagH mvm & tdagjan toJij. CtvahfloMHlM Mrtr. Una EtetrttersBB at Halh iw tuevmrik vmH tht (f s a) gwutraattan' fw ibt tMt ttm. a. sa horn tat her aeoshtar. Mtsl Ahrin MacKay. Murray. Cah avhhe 38. WeiSnint fiaest f the Miilin hw Mr. nS Mrs. twm Cajr recantiy mite H naT Mrs, l. S. vhsb recently transferred hp hetl on (o Slaawat VaJto troro Row Surg. ora(th Vtaltnr Tha eeskBnft r Deeemher a cm tenth Kalinn at Malta, a employe at wilda'a. swt la pnpxfaut to enior air h ear ihh- . tna Praroanw Ohapkaf lA eurdar at CMtern Ctaa. win hold pshtra fastaJlmtMa at ten Mat stale aU. Matoi TtarKna. Da- cmtr t, t e ta. svaryaaa - Ituittninlr lit tessivmt ni Basketball league Fridny, tha Mc- Chunt Lactgera nipped Etna, 4M2 Trek hot to Weed. e8B. ana Ml Sikst a over Fori Janes U-. Traahfaa vere hrcKWited Veedi la; tMnsemrir. did, and Se Sua, tt Redding. 3rd, ia the a tvitttr of (fee DURMnmr rnra tim oantmiiaMn bsskethan taornw ttnsm plived Saturday at , Duns nhnir. Taams faconi o&mral YaUay, fraka, Beddhtg. Weed, Dmswnir, Laleeview, Attars nd Oattasvand arSetpattid. ' christmaa .!. trwa TVta Ompel Chureh 'of bsagsn Valtoy utU kahr Christmas praaram dar httf tha ehtrroh sariii at (1:4$ p.m. finodiKy, Decamhar aaatao4 of at T:fK a.a. aa was amrnimel 0a prertoaa news stary. There 3D ha racitottaam and anra ay fti Sunday 6draol atuMKtfc and treats, tntelata tha TaieteJta etanma tary PTA ul mem Thursday, CO cem'at 1 as h:8 p. at. There will ha a mnsical prgrrt ay studanta nrrdar the diivcwa OS Mrs. Lar rahra Kellay ana a awasagB aheat ChHanaaa ky (as Rev. Marvie Key asr, pisMr at tha Twiet-ke Cm nranttf pre9ytcna Church. Rummage Sale The Pelican PTA will hold a rummage sale Wednesday In the Pelican Thea ter building. The doors wilt open at 8:30 a.m. and there will be clothing for both adults and chil dren on sale. Navy Enlistee Vernon Oiville Gentry, son of Mrs. Lydia Ellen Mulnrski. 1512 Sargent Avenue, re cently enlisted In the U.S. Navy, and is now in recruit training at the San Diego Naval Training Cen ter in Southern California. PTA Program A program given by an accordion band made up of pupils of Mrs. Leona Rob ertson will be given at a regular meetiiQ of the Joseph Conger Par ent Teachers Association at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the school gymnasium. Filth grade mothers u ill seevo refreshments. The meet jef, Is open to the public. Ceatabacs Course- Army 2nd Lt. stobert Yuen, son of Mr. and s. Aobert C. Yuen, 455 Hillside Sataa. recently was graduated fraeti !e aiedical Field Service aal at Porf Sam Houston. Tex B ctwipa'icd the Medical hwri Coiai orientation course. aVtrfgned (a atve trainma to col- trsdwates ante); tta Army pharmacy, auhily or admini ititv otlirti.. Iwt vs s leri trad- at-N at Mat ifcirartity ai jath IhiAxa. ' w .yl t!nd.va'r. win af r. aial afrft. Faul ffLindsvater, W Lwoln. is a member of the O-fltcan hietory class at Linfield Colleae in McMinnville which re- Ht cm(atal a field trip of historical am at Or.j r. City atal iwtland. o1 ep WORKING ON CHRISTMAS TOYS in the Industrial Arti clatt 'a at Fremont Junior High School was Lawrence Jones, a tu- derd in the class. The class, under the direction et Walter Weehall, head of the department, is making Christmas toyt ta he aiven the need ehildrea of Klamath Falls threufh 5 Uaitoai fund. . ItuaM tt&fl The (Itmhth Caimrt Csvb will ryret Uetilil at tte Cwnir lnrt at I. a.m. Trr praam will e two rres "Tha 'fivw PmI Bcaivan" acn "Promisa of laa Treafl." hwh filnta tro pwt out 7 tha 'Voryaihrauser Timor? Co&o&aar. afodievaa frevn Vital It JiUa. MargAnt Gteibar, auaVer of if and Ibrs. Jlnry c. 47er!wr of 31 Btgh Stent, and JacqwliKr i phy. daughter jC afr. and, alia. Leswr A. Wurphr of lit Duty Street, had hty rotes i tha ractut GaUfortua campau) rrcttusiKoi af "Oneea Ginaer." teaina Mill a-.nstf PTA wiB meat at 3:1a p.m. Wednsaday, uwmar 14 m tha achaol aunt- tormm. Tflia years Christmaa pro- Moose To Install Ernest McBeth Ernest M. McBeth, new gover nor of the Klamath Falls Moose Lodge No. 1106, will be Installed with the other new officers of the lodge Friday night at 8 o'clock In the lodge hall. 1010 Pine Street. The installation Is open to the pub lic. The new governor said that a new schedule of social activities, civic and community projects will be launched in 1956. The lodge Is sponsoring the Toy Barrels now in place in various business estab lishments in the city. The toys col lected will be given to needy chil dren at Christmas. Installed with McBeth will be Vane Caley, Junior governor, and Wesley Smith, prelate. Russell Fair- child Is the past governor. Clar eucta Ward, Mike Howry and Ray Warden are trustees. The annual Christmas party fo. children of the Moose will be held in the lodge hall 00 December 18. McBeth said. tram, III he on Christmas m otn- er lancis to ue prcsemeo oy stu dents from abroad who are study- ana at Oregon Technical Institute. There will be special Christmas music by the Mills School chorus directed by Roselyn Rand. Fourth grade mothers will serve refresh ments in .the cafeteria. The annual Christmas program fr parents will at presented Wednesday. De cember 21 at 1 p.m. and again on Thursday. December 22 at 7:30 a aa. ai t)t auditorium. oaaai 4Ai The beginners af tau Klamath Fills Moose am J aa asha Tfede:lnv at p.m. in I'm kite hall. ?ai tlaue e ojxen ta ita public, VfHaOtiWw - Tap aaatis Club will MM at laroU's, V11 . EurrnhBr 1 at 1:39 p.m. far a mi hot handMon ad girt a-clwiea. Itetkat - Mean - OaitaVowa WMte trr Sli Ootitiaf Thus Oust Store Thoyal NabddatK af America will hold a Christmas dinie-r aaa program, December It. 4 p.m. at the KC Hall. Anyone wishing to know what to take for the dinner Is asked to call 7153. There will be a program and treats starting at s p.m. n TV Triplets. Daniel, shervl and Cheri, son and daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shenard. Giants Pass, former residents of Klamath Falls, will appear toniyht al 5 p.m. on the Medford channel. The triplets, born in Klamath. Falls are 7 years old. Their father was a credit man for the California Oragoa Power Company and was tiansasrrnd at trait capacity ta raats ny at tha Klaawth Cava ty rm Bureau Womea Thursday, Danaiaar li for a 12 o'clach keaaaeat at Ue TTineraa Hotel. S saaaeah it leave you breathless Atvdf aagmmi mm itiinqn'Ai'ih Sie.fte!Sliioirfll.lilc.,miilonti&r 23 yeauAfO- Monday, Deaamhar 11, J RoTph Wft, Klamath asunty athlete who- was the tensotltm at hv ODyinpift jama at ioa Angelas, wo elected hannrery aumhanihip uv the 20-30 club, this week. Hill, funrone; at tha a.OBO malar avenr, wot edged out ef first place by tuari Utamarr at finlond, Taatdhy, Dacambat 11. IMX -Chon Richmond, peflea judge elect, hoi baan icandinp tha mar earhpft. af each day for a mcnth in the afr offiea familiaMaaia, himsalf with hr new dul', ha nwuiori Saturday. otwm states that rhra ft a bulk of detail eamwerad with th effiea and that ha o o tendt to know it thoroughly at potsibt bafore ha iakn hiss post January 6rtf. o Wudmnday. Dawmhw it, Mot. Ruth O. Safhldny r " o sided a hraasf ra her cenrron Bridoa- tut, Wadrauaay aftae noon, ot her Kama Oft paet sfaar. Mix N. B. Draw wH nitmnn a the ta iheerma at tha dub ot her home, 9t o 'North Ninth srratr. 0 Tl.arsa'ar, tWfifcer 1ft 1-5far at ma (nmidh U o 0 tha on uailta folkawima a aaatii'j al ate aiaua ich Vrtri held Tuesday amnn at empatao af tiaawaaaa t Htim feed, ao rwr r a wBamBT, pioiuae o 0 . U trtday, Vaaawttal Wr-l!W a3ffa a '?rton's Associofion will aeaaV a aataiaanaa 41 a next meeting of the orcarizaaaan ahaaahy avajy're) djn the Vattrert of Foreign Wi offir in the baapajpt the apurthO-O, according to O G ViO Terra)!, akjretory. 0 JurdA, Deemka)1T, 1J1 Mrs. Eonklin L. Weovtr, Mrs. of E. Von Vattor, ond Mrt. J. Fred rroek will preside ot hos- (CMijtmoj portv for mtm&trs ot rue M. foul 1 club. A tree d(CI gilt exchange will be a feature tesstt at t Wednesday Qjf the evening. O O O Iniur. With THI c3 LIAIILITY mi O (ul 0. Unrfry "V. T. Jnie O D. L. Thom.i 419 Main Street Pheae J-J3I AUTO PdOPWTT I IPt: WW fate W i 6aM oTr 112.50 IrWBWawt ping ho ;laaai7 fsXi tta 4,9 w ymmwM' 225.00 I ffll&'&'tyi'i fef ' Exquisite, modern design. YWi Down' Veor To Py I T The "Lynn" 7-Diamond Sh&&3 Bridal Pair . 14-K Gold 1 5KTsMiv iTSJaaW 1 now oCAoOr. dj ar drt Tw7iLi w r-.3 mamauiM3tnmmtmWXSiAimii,, S. 1 j7ffl,.WI I 1 K 1 , C r f'HaJlrTT IT aMaTTtaraYfriTaVrl ONLY Solitaire, 6 smaller diamonds. No Money Down, Year To Pay 1M7 liaiEagiia, "Margaret" lov-Lok Bridal Pair - 14-K Gold RF$. 7S0.C ONLY 375.00 Has 7 bcouMul diamonds. No Money Down, Year Pay 2Sl FOR THE HOWE OEIUXE CHROME UTILITY STflMTOGl With Ffasfie UfMiterf 14.93 t90 asoNinr dowh jSff A WEES It urd mat rmxs. Ht&bt tU3-r Uk fer rahin ".Ivm. lronin, for imall ehllJrfn Via table, ftuy newl ru2tov 1WIVB-4ES! "AkL AgOUOU" SI S I 0 a3&zf 4 -, CAftO 1AHE CHAIRS MRFECJ TV CHAIRS IHAl MIX CHAIRS 701 MAIN ST. Osen FrHav NirSt Till 9 P.M. T SWVELS The handtome block steel frame sets off wipe-clean, leather-like plastic upholstery. You'll find these chairs very comfortable! The seat is l9!2 inches wide. NO MONEY DOWN ONLY 25c A WEEK FULL circle; Reg. 14.95 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9(f.M. ARMY STORE SALE OF SALES! IMPORTED BINOCULARS At Prices Less Than Half Their Value 8x30 V3 These fl ! ere ell eretlsion mflt. All heve herd coated lent, locked prlimi, long range pris matic focusing, Cvery pair ft guaranteed by this store. $19.88 $28.88 $29.88 10x50 Liqhtweio,ht, Nary DECK GLASSES 3688 FREE! HARD LEATHER CARRYING CASE and NECK STRAPS ArntnoiA Weattaer Barometers reclliea aiede ia G.rm.ny. Cherrf wood ease. Jv aral ditf.raat aiad.lt starting at 188 ttodgman Rubber Air Mattress Ne place la America hot this mattress ev.r be.a sold at this price. Full ilia. R.g. 13.95 value. itmrmTBSi Steel STEAK KNIVES Wii keautiful vena handles. A bargain at $6.95 per itl, On Sola ZW-HONE 2-Phone Cradb Set ' ulWV far an Intet-dbm tyit.m nuded. Set Inclulei 1 phaan, 2 .rfdlat, 2 b.tt.ri.t, 1 buai.rl, 50 ft. win. WAs cemA.t jt aa sal. at Stointos Steel MEAT PLATTERS VKatk are Vary rurplm. Real large ilia, fait jovern mtra aacbt liand N.w! Oa Sal. mmm m m tents ten ilAshinq prices on boqi ond tamO to move them out. Toil ore turf Qt n iu the boq -you ore looking (or o vm hoa tham oil. Wool, arown, oc TtfW, Mio in tente - Wb!l, umbrcMrf and rtri. Ana tinw aa far Cleaiatmot Mttit MX &gg onATanti Reduced, to hWAF TWCE! J2 PiriGe. mm WOOl. BtANKETS 0u.4MOa ra.a blue and fay. 'all ilae for double BW value. Orl Sola W0& wdfft waftta- Gab.idinai baauahda teatoierj, ft4ap oOaai fnwot rWaa a boeAia imiI at Ak n Sale im Woo Zhirts.-M. ajmt- ardb ufttd cdftna. Rea. $12.99 vofue. n Sal. At rW- a- 9 horse mm ACBcm Thate are mad fnrnn aAnuat. fwrtf auavaar fnaaeMde. tpaaial daa aahih Jutt acaitd .notma' irrarntit ap Ottn tln iota. Rno, $M.96 vobu.. n Sotk rvW fine OORDUROT St8TI ftrjoaaaJV tviltouda Swurol cahm to cemii bom. ftbrafetgdl MaAKSia, bngp. Rea. J-t. volua. On Sol. NAVY SiUM iACSSTS 100 aceoaek OuiW .4 tor, opoy Reg. vato, An Sot 288 Navy T'ttettecl Wcwrtiem m antk varajft, hvca ihewi. tarci tnmlf. dtntEggga ajtg Ipajrp, Rv fr.9S volua. n Sola 2 SMASH GOES TH omit' MARKET TO AH iCES! uvis i mmm noc4 0aja7 .6S? f I k.4S aodPB Tate aajav 33i ai. Denim US ROYAL ni PMS Dovolopod eipeciolly for tha Armed Forces; fi M-, K-y battle tested in bitter wintor weoher. Boot Vjv 9 surface punctures cannot brook the seol or II let In wottr. Boot ttovs os good as fiVw. Fin H H est made. Sises 6-13. WHY PAY MORE FOR MITCHELL Spinning Reels Full bail, .aire ipool New Model. R.g. 529. On Sal. NYLON DRESS SdCKS Double sole and heel - Asscrte colors, long end short lengths. On Sale v$17 3.r.$1 50 virgin Wool socks Nylon rainf.rc.d Kt.l and to.. Oifo'J grey color. Siaat 1011. Rag. o5c v.lu.l On S.la Klamath Falls ARMY STORE 320 So. 6th Ph. 9206 188 198 149 148 AM C2& KM 99 98 48 48 39' 701 MAIN ST. o