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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE I IMNfttNtfWjiltf Knowland Asks China Veto From A!l 1956 Aspirants By THK ASSOCIATED 'PRESS tjul hopefuls to have a speedy dec President Elsenhower was pio-l lartittou. nounced "out of danser" Saturday! 0iliers have urged him to delay, irom his Sept. 21 heart attac::. but .-wms 1B would lose Inlluence over j -'A TUB" TH!5 Cliii.STMAS grooving, resembling a giant Christmas card, is displayed on the front of the Chicago Merchandise Mart, the world's largost commercial building, when lights were turned on this week. Scene depicts the Holy Family, loft, and Star of Dcvhlsher.i. right. B-vih are 1.20 feot high. Fifty thousand feet of electrical wiring and more than 6,500 25-watt bulbs are used in the display. AP Wiropho!o Republicans were still left rcues? Inn as to Eisenhower's political plans for 19j6. Democrats stepped up Ihctr as sault on the GOP in ine already developing 1956 campaign with statements from U'.ir national committee and from Its chairman, Paul M. Butler; Republicans have been split In their public advise to Eisenhower about when he should announce his 1856 Intentions. Some say ihat it he's not going to seelc reelection, It would help other OOP presiden- Court Martial Case Rests BASIN BRIEFS 1 Daughters Home Barbara Anne Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Campbell of Bly, will spend Christmas vacation with her parents. She was one of the 25 Marylhurst College students in itiated into the International Rela tions Club December 12. Nndtne Dawson of Chiloquin will have as her holiday guest a Marylhurst classmate, Virginia Saladino of Maui, Hawaii. son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hltson of Langcll Valley will have his leg In a cast for ai leasv iour weeks as the result of a bad cut received while working with a chain saw. Home Mrs. I.yam Westersund has returned to her home in As toria after several weeks with Her daughter, Mrs. EU Rosandlch, and family In Langell Valley. Ladies Nijht Merrill Lions are planning a Christmas Party for Monday, December 19, at the recreation hall. A limit of SO cents on presents to be exchanged. La dies will be admitted free. Cock tails served at 6:30 p.m. New 4-H Leader Helen Carl eton is the new 4-H community chairman. She succeeds Mrs. Lu cille West, resigned. Mrs. Carleton Is asking anyone Interested In be ing a cooking leader to please con tact her. Also, any girls wishing to take advanced knitting, contact Mrs. V. C. Rexford of Merrill. No meeting There will be no V.F.W. Auxiliary meeting In Mer rill this month. Alturas For the convenience of patrons of the Alturas Post Office, the office remained open Saturday afternoon., December 17, and will hold afternoon office hours on Sat urday, December 24. Accident Willie Hatfield, who lives on ranch on the Canyon Creek Road near Alturas, narrow ly escaped serious Injury when his car struck a soft , shoulder and turned over. The car was damaged but Hatfield was only bruised and shaken up. Bonanza Mr. and Mrs. Elva Maxwell and Mr. and Mrs. Har lan Prough have a new grand daughter, their first. Carla La vonne was born December 10 to the Carl Proughs of Klamath Falls. Langell Valley Earl Hltson Jr., CITY BRIEFS Christmas Baskets Rosemary O'Keefe, freshman at the College of the Holy Names at Oakland, Cali fornia, is member of a committee at the college for preparing Christ mas baskets for needy families in that area. Rosemary Is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. T. O'Keefe of the Merrill Highway. Home for Holidays Marylhurst College students who will be home for the holidays are Catherine Kann, Janice Larson and Ceclle and Susan Vandenberg. Janice Lar son was soloist and master of cer emonies for an organ concert given in the college auditorium Decem ber 12. Carnation Club The Carnation Club will hold its onrlstmas party at the home of Mrs. Joe Cox. 2138 Wlard Street, Wednesday at 8 p.m. All members are urged to attend. Artlfacters The meeting of the Artifacter's Club planned for De cember 19 has been cancelled. Christmas Program Special music will be given by the de partments of the Lakeview Pres byterian Church Sunday School on Sunday, December 18 at 6 p.m. A Christmas film will also be shown.- The public is welcome. Guest Speaker John B. Grant ham, Corvallis, managing director of the Oregon Forest products La boratory, will speak at the Lake County Chamber of Commerce for. um luncheon on Monday, Decem ber 19, at noon at the Hotel Lake view dining room. New Pastor The Rev. Paul B. Reagan, formerly from Arizona, recently became the new pastor at the Lakeview Assembly of God Church. Mrs. Reagan will assist him In his church work. Shrine President Floyd Mor gan, Lakeview, was elected presl riont nf th T.nke Cmmtv Shrine Club on December 12. He succeeds Lewis Withers of Bummer Lake. Donald Blyihe was elected vice president and Donald Clause, secretary-treasurer. LaPine The school Christmas program will be held the evening of December 21 ana win ieature numbers by the rhythm band and a musicale. O. D. Stolberi of LaPine Is recuperating from recent surgery. He and his wife operate the La Pine Hiway Center. Yreka Folio shots will be available for eligible children on Monday and Tuesday, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; according to Dr. S. E. Lamb. Siskiyou County health of ficer. Some 800 children have been vaccinated. Resins At ISQ LOS AN'GEUSS (UP The Re gents of th3 University of Califor nia have acceded the rc:cnition of Dr. Clerk Ku?bler, provost of the Santa Sarbrr.1 campus. The anrourefment was made yesterday bv Dr. Harry A. Well man, vice-president lor ftjricul lural sciences, in the absence of President Robert G. Sprul. cur rently recuperating from, an ill ness. Dr. Kueblcr. farmer president of Ripon College in Wisconsin, was involved in a morals case in New York City. Cha-ges against him were dismissed in Matristra'e Court last November 10 on grounds or Insufficient evidence. No mention of the case was made in the university's accept ance of the provost's resignation. FORT LEWIS, Wash. (Pi De fense attorney for Lt. Col. Paul Lilts rested their cae Friday and an Arir.y ccurt or 10 hi3li-vaiil:itir, officers was expected lo start de liberations Monday or Tuesday on colliboraticn charges asamst him. The 39-vcar-old career soldier from BUmingham, Ala., is accused I S11P;: n r, article in the January Congress and his pany follow nn: an announcement that he won't run. Both groups say they'll sup port him II he does run again. Sen. Knowland (R-Calif) who Is exot-ctPd to i:o after the OOP pres idential nomination If Elsenhower doesn't, gave an idea of what may be one of his campaign points In an Interview. The Senate GOP leader chal lenged presidential aspirants of both parties to pledge an Ameri can veto for any move lo admit Red China to the United Nations. He criticized the Eisenhower ad ministration for what he termed Its "acquiescence" to the package deal under which 12 non Commu nist and 4 communist nations were taken Into the U. N. this week. Ha said the deal "raises the om inous issue of the admission of Communist China into that organ isation by a similar deal brforo or after the American presidential elections of 1956 " The Democratic National Coivt mi.lce c.rme out wiln whr.t it called the "ten top issues for li5fi" and none of them sounded flat tering to Republicans. The committee outlined the IS' of collaborating with his Rrd can tors white a prisoner of war in North Korea and making disloyal statements about the Untied States. The defense concluded pvesenta- nttmber of the Democratic Dipest efiicial party monthly. 1 said its finomtr stems from a nationwide poll of partv leaders "to deter mine what the people consider the Medford Accident Claims Man's Life MEDFORD iffi An automobile crashed off the Pacific Highway and killed Adrian Renay Erickson, 42, Sacramento. Friday night. Erickson, who was northbound alone, was thrown from the car to instant death after the car left the highway at a curve and plunged into a ditch. The crash occurred near the Savage Rapids Dam across the Rogue River. lion of testimony Friday wilh Lllcr .paramount ouestions of the dav on the stand. it in;ed: Lilcs tcEtiticd he made a propn-j "falling farm Income, tax fa- panda broadcast for the North Ho-; vontlsm for the rich, the public rer.n Communists in 1951 but nalil i non-pr giveaway, favoritism to bag It was an effort to tell American Zorces In an indirect way that American POWs formerly at Pynn yang had been moved to Pycktong. The broadepst contained the "runkesl itind of propaganda." Liles admitted under cress exam ination. But he maintained it was for a good cause. The broadcast, he admitted, left the impression that American air men were killing women and chil dren deliberately, that American troops were being sacrificed and that United Nations delegates were using stalling tactics at the armis tice negotiations being conducted at the time. Liles testified that in the 1951 propaganda broadcast he made for j the Reds, as in otner3, ne trieu to pass along military Information among propaganda phrases the Reds forced him to use. business, mneonduci In govern' mem, the rlslim cost of living small business failures, GOP anti labor policy, the school crisis, and the growth of monopolies." Butler went on in a Parkersburg. W. Va., soeech, to accuse the Re publican Party of trying "to cover up Its bankrupt agricultural poli cies with a smokescreen of Re publican propaganda." The Democratic chairman urged a congressional investigation of what he termed the growing gap between farm and consumer . pric es. The farmer's share of the food dollar, he said lt now at Its "lowest in 15 years." COLLISION FRESNO (UP) Henry Gann, 60 of Clovis. died last night from in juries suffefed Aug 24 In a broad side collision hear Clovis north east of here. Gann's wife, Edna, 60, died In the crash. The couple's son, William Lee Gann, 22, suffered major injuries in an accident in the area bout the time of his father's death last night. OSC Television Study Draws More Students CORVALLIS 11 Oregon State College's year-old television train ing course Is drawing an Increas ing number of students and fac ulty members. Students from most of the schools on the camnus are atending two classes, basic television and pro gramming. Both provide element ary instruction. The college also operates a closed circuit television station and has considerable TV equipment. Jet Airliner Sets New Record AN ISRAELI StHDIER, far lert, carries an automatic weanon under his arm as hit ttan-4s g.nrd over a group of Syrian prisonors talten during a night bartle along the Sea of Galilee. The battle, during which Israeli troops raided Syrian oufposis, was described later by U.N. truce observers as one of thit bloodiest Israeli-Arab fights since the. 1948 Palestine war. Israel main tained the raid was to silence guns which hav been harassing Israel fishing and noiire boats on the Sea of Galilee. AP Wirephoto Court Records KLAMATH FA1.1.K MTSH IPAl, COl'RT Dorothy Ellen Lupilry, no registra tion vuibir a for'eiti. Char Irs Hood Jr., drunk, ISO or 33 di-v . rvn Gtorjie. drunk, $M forfeited. Gilbert Lrff Denny, violation of op erator'i licenie ietrLctiona, IS forfeit ed Castine Hunt, drunk. $2,1 or U'i days John Ralph Krai, failure 'n jield right of way to vehicle. 10 fine. ?,frv ThncUer, no registration visi ble, 3 forfeited. KI. A MAT II COI'NT V DISTRIt T COURT Robert Ci.voi Leuii. e.tcetslve height, $7.RO hall forfeited Rupert Mnrlln Wolff, violation bailc rule, SIS pair. Paul Fdfiar Morrison Jr., violation baste rule, sil.no pii. Ollif Mae Frnnces Morgan, falling to atop ,tt stop men, $3 hail forfeited. Leiter Lee Forteifield, failins to atop at itoo sign, S3 paid. Vrnt-w, Allan IrVJoka. ltd PITC normit. $7.30 paid. i Robert Eldon Brntttin. trapping with ' un branded traps, S23 uspended. ! Keith Lavern Wolf, (ornery, asked for preliminary hearing: time set for December 21: $2,000 bond aet; remand- i d to custody of sheriff. I Glen Lopez, driving during suspend- i ad period. .10 dnyn and K23 fine or 122 't days In Ittu of fine: committed. Stephen Albert Duro-r. violation ba ale rule, $15 ball forfeited. Vernon Thomas DuBois, parking on i highway, dismissed1. Plywood Worker Okay Contract OLYMPIA 'Jl Some 6.000 ply- Research Station Set For Coos Bay COOS BAY I The Navy plans to establish an oceanraphrc wood workers In Washington and; research station at Coos Bay, on Oregon have approved a new con-j blu,f overlooking the Coos Bay tract cnlllng for wage increases! '. . .'.' . , Tills word came trom Sen. Morse of 5 to 15 cents an hour, a union (D.0rel and was confirmed by the official announced Friday. ; 13lh Navlli D1,trct at Seattle. Gordon Johnson, district secre-'i Flve or bulldlnas are to be tary of plywood District No. or j Practed the Navy sald and ne,rly iho International Woodworkers o(i100 men would b, MSlgned to the mucriuH, iiummiiceu i BimtHiiuu '" station ine agreement reacneu wiui oper ators at Portland Nov. 23. . Johnson said the vote was about live to one In favor of acceptance. and bit wava to advartiic, rail for a Karalrt Nwa aq-wniy; VANCOUVER, B.C. W The Comet in, Britain's sleek new Jet airliner, trimmed 2 hours and 18 DEATHS minutes from the record Friday MA8HPEE. Mass. Ifl Two as It whooshed in here to com- men burned to death and three plete the Honolulu-Vancouver leg .persons were injured Saturday as TOUR SEATTLE W Francis Cardinal Spellman, en route to the Par East to spend the Christmas holidays with American troops, flies to Alaska today. He arrived here Fri day and spent the night at the residence of Archbishop Thomas A. Connolly. Merrill Pfc Richard Reeves and family arrived in Merrill De cember 13 on leave until Decem ber 26. He Is stationed at Fort Bliss in Texas. They are staying with the George Smalley family at Malln. Back Home Mr. and Mrs. Merton Porter, formerly of Klam ath Agency, have returned from the Crow Indian Agency in Mon tana where he was emploved, to make their home in Klamath Coun ty. They are parents of Llla Mac farlane of Merrill. of its round-the-world flight. The big silver and blue craft made the 2,180-mile trans-Pacific run in 6 hours and 35 minutes for Rn average speed of slightly under 492 miles per hour. A Canadian Pacific DC6B set the old record last January. The Comet III heads for Mon treal Sunday on the next to last leg of its globe-girdling flight. . tire destroyed the historic Atta- quin Hotel. FOR ALL YOUR FUEL NEEDS -k Prestologs Wood Heating Oils Phone 4511 Frankf ord Fuel Co. HAROLD M. RUSH MONDAY AND TUESDAY RED HOT urprlse Specials! SHOP MONDAY and TUESDAY and SAVE! Back Home Mr. and Mrs. Le land Harris have returned to Lan gell Valley after visiting at Wat-sonvllle. Building Mr. and Mrs. Claude Brown are building a two bedroom home at the ranch in Langell Valley. Son Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Faulstlch of Langell Valley have named their new son James Gil bert. He was born December 11. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bide Stewart of Surprise Valley and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Faulstlch of Molalla. Judy Ralph arrived in Bonanza ; on December 15 from collece at San Francisco for Uie holiday with her parents, the Don Ralph. . Peanuts WHEN WE SAY SURPRISE, THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT WE MEAN THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE! Roasted 2-1 cello hag ? Tomato Juice46- ? Filberts Mb. tm Libb" 46-oi. tin cello ba9 ? Pineapple Juice ? Wonderfood Marshmallows ,2 ? Coffee Schillings Mb. 2-lb. Hard Candy rvtary cnen xo-oi. jar Party Mix Strawberry Jam Mary Ellen 28-oi. jar Meat SURPRISES! Gift Boxes UNITED FARM AGENCY Announces with pleasure the appointment of LADDIE TOFELL the UNITED representative at Malin and surrounciinq territory. For thirty years UNITED FARM AGENCY has served sellers of forrr.s and other rural real estate offerinq the most effective advertising avail able. UNITED advertises requlorly in newspapers, maqazines and farm journals throuqhout the country with a combined circulation in excess of 40,000,000. By listina vour property with Mr. Tofell you will have the whole notion as a potential buyer. When you buy or sell throuqh UNITED, vou deal with an organi zation with a record of more than a quarter of o cen tury of dependable service. When you want to buy or tell real estate See, Call, or Write UNITED FARM AGENCY Loddi Toft II, RtprtMittativt Box 123, Malin, Ore. (Office ot form residenct, n Pm Valley Rood, 2 wiles wett end '4 mile north of town). Phone: Mslin 257. Christmas Cheese ? 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Wjde Selection of Pre-School toys SCHWINK BICYCLES Other Schwinnt from $44.95 The very popular W-3 "LIGHTWEIGHT" 3 Speed Gear Front ond Rear Brakes 95 56 E-Z TERMS -of course ! Girl's Department: Dolls of all sixes and prices Doll Luggage Dish sets Cooking Sets Baking Sett Toy Steves, Refrigerators and Sinks Pianos and Other Musical Toys. OPEN 1 to 5 Sunday Afternoon Open Friday Night and Every Night Next Week I ft'P BICYCLES and Sporting Goods 222 So. 7th Phone 5520
