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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1955)
MONDAY,' DECEMBER 19, lfog HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAG8 NINE Consolidate Interests NEW YORK (UP) Henry J Kaiser plans to consolidate all of his vast industrial empire into one new corporation. The plan, announced Sunday by Kaiser, chairman, and his son, Ed par F. Kaiser, president of both Kaiser Motors and the Henry J. Kaiser Co.. would merge all of the Kaiser holdings into an organtza " lion to be called the Kaiser Indus tries Corp. Under the proposed plan, the Henry J. Kaiser , Co.. would be com a wholly ' owned subsidiary of Kaiser Motors Corp. through an exchange of stocks. The announce ment said the, merger would repay all outstanding debts of Kaiser Motors, including $13,300,000 due the government for a loan that helped launch the corporation. The Kaisers said details of the plan would be fully explained in a proxy statement to be made avail able prior to a special meeting of Kaiser Motors stockholders sched' ulffd for March. The announcement said that Willys Motors, which manufactur es Jeeps and commercial vehicles, would become a wholly owned sub sidiary of the new corporation, free of all its present bank debt. Willys also would be in a belter po sition to carry on Its present profitable vehicle business, Kaiser said. The basis fotthe exchange which would give all present Kais er Motors shareholders stock in the new parent corporation has not been exactly determined, the an nouncement said, but it was be lieved "the present public stock holders of Kaiser Motors would be the owners of not less than four and one half per cent of the common stock of the new Kaiser Industries Corporation." METROPOLITAN and San Francisco Grand Opera artists will be heard on iha Salvation Army's annual Christmas program "Army of Stars," to be heard at 3:30 p.m.' Sunday, December 18, over KFLW. To be heard are Soprano Inge Borkh, con tralto Clarame Turner; basso Giorgio and baritone Alexander Welitseh. Screen star Vincent Price wil) give the dramatic reading of the one-half century old New York Sun editorial, "Is There A Santa Claus?" with underscoring by Robert Arm bruster who directs the 35-piece "Army of the Stars" orches tra. The stars and choir will also sing "Silent Night." VISIT BONN, Germany' Wl Chancel lor Adenauer plans to visit the the United States In the spring or early summer of 1956, a Foreign Office spokesman announced Mon day. . The spokesman said that no de tails of the trip had yet been ai ranged. He added that he knew of no Invitation . for the 79-year-old chancellor to meet any particular persons or attend any functions, i . BAR SPARTA, N.J. (UP) Tills town ship will set up a "bar" at police headquarters on New Year's Eve Police Chief P. George Geffken .said motorists will be able to stop for a cup of cofiee at any .time during the holiday. STRONGARM DETROIT (UP) Police searched today for a "strongarmed" thief who robbed a theater of $2,500. They said $2,300 of the stolen money was in coin. Bianca's Doing Okay, Bui Don i Look For Bianca DENTON. Tex.' tfi Bianca's Plrca Bakery Is doing all right in tint Texas college town but don't waste your time looking for Bianca. The establishment belongs to couple of gals who tossed their college training aside to go into business. . The proprietors: Nancy Barker. 24. it blonde who quit school teaching job. and Barbara Cos grove. 22, whose only qualification for the pizza business was a diploma in English. In the 2 :, weeks they've been in operation. Nancy and Barbara already have made enough profit to pay oil their original invest ment. Tlicy bake on the average of 50 of the crisp Italian dishes a day. Roommates several years ago while attending North Texas State College here, the two Bills talked often of going into business to gether. Al) they needed, they figured, was a good idea. Barbara hit on plzza3 while in Florida during the summer. She and Nancy then began haunting restaurants, lounges and bars in OFFICE SPACE City Center Main street entrance. Quiet Tennants, Drews Manstore. Dallas, sampling pltza and copy-' ins- sauce recipes. Now they have their own "spe cial" recipe, along with worries about importing cheese and herbs from Italy, getting special boxes from New Jersey to deliver the pizza in, and the like. Their dreams at first were big. They wanted to rent a building. Finally they settled for the kitchen of their small rented cottage in which to bake the pizza. Both lake turns at the twin pizza ovens, but Nancy keeps the books. They're saving up for a vacation in Europe and later hope to have "a regular little Italian restaurant." WARNING! Don't let cough from common cold hang on Chronic bronchitis may develop it your cough, chest cold, or acute bron chitis is not treated and you cannot afford to take a chance with any medi cine less potent than Creomulsion. It goes into thr bronchial system to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature lo soothe and heal raw, tendcr.innamedbronchialmembrantt. Get a large bottle of Creomulsion at your drug store. For children net milder, tastier Creomulsion for Chil dren in the pink and blue package. Adv. CREOMULSION nlia Ceoiki, dmt Cildi, Acita ItMchitli SOLUTION ' ' BONN, Germany m West Germany and France will seek a definite solution of the Saart ques tion in negotiations aue to begin in January, a Foreign Office spokesman said Monday. Both had agreed the question will not be pressed until after the French election and tormation of a new French government. ARRIVAL SEATTLE tf The Navy trans port Frederick Funston is due here Tuesday with 878 passengers from the Far East. It Is the week's only scheduled transport arrival from the Orient. 1 YOU CAN'T GUESS WRONG WITH A FROM MM TW MlflIMMIIIa JOi NORGE RATES FIRST Exclusive ' Morbelite Oven Exclusive "Tele-Nue" Controls Exclusive Adjust-A-Lite $449 95 With Extra Large Trade On Your Range Model E-413 Tele-Pliance Center All Makes TV-Appliance Repair Service ' Uth & Walnut Ph. 7709 Re-Introducing Emerson During Our 22nd Anniversary Sale! If 1111 WIL... m &f rn i j surid OUT ! !W ri A Reg. 279.50 Value NOW ONLY GIANT 21 "TV with exclusive DYNA-POWER Chassis! COSTS AS LITTLE AS HALF AS MUCH TO OPERATE! 23 Prices Effective Monday thru Friday! PARTS LAST UP TO 10 TIMES LONGER! The front is all screen! Simplimatic tuninq controls conveniently located! The finest reception wherever you live! Gives pic tures so clear, so sharp you II think you re at th movies! Full-fidelity sound system! Choice of richly-finished .handsome cabinets! $Mu$ic Co. 126 No. 7th It's DERBY'S MUSIC Co.'s 22nd Anniversary Sale! mux, '4s fx- 1 ' w 1 ! 1 n i r ( v ii ni tT ri6t II ill" 111 IfAlMft! i.. '..XaA-- I r ! Above was Klamath's most complete music store ... 22 years ago. Take a good look, then come in and see Southern Oregon's most complete music store today. We're celebrating our 22nd Anniversary with many fine buys for you just in time for Christmas boying. See all three ads in today's paper. Give the gift that keeps on giving . . . MUSIC! Prices effective Monday through Friday. TELEVISION SALE! Have your set installed in time for Christmas and at a big savings, too! Look at these one-of-a-kind values. Cable hook-up and set may be financed. 1 Only Reg. 349.50 1955 Model Genuine Mahogany 24" Magnavox Console 1 Only Reg. 339.50 Mahogany Finish 21" DuMont Console 1 Only Reg. 319.50 Mahogany Finish 21 " DuMont Console 274" 289" 269 1 Only New Value 179.50 Tan Decorator Finish 17" Raytheon Table Model 79 50 50 Anniversary Bonus! FREE RECORD OFFER Monday thru Friday! FREE 45 or 78rpm , . . with the purchase of any extended play or long play al bum. Buy a gift and receive a gift for yourself. FREE E.P. or LP. ALBUM , . . with every phonograph or combination radio-phono. An added gift you can give with any machine you buy! All Record Racks , . . storaqe albums and carrying cases . . . this week only . . . 10 OFF BAND INSTRUMENTS For the boy or girl who plays, there's nothing like a better instrument uhdor the free. We're giving big trades and have several specials like these. 3 Only Reg. 215.00 Conn TROMBONES 3 Only Ret;. 139.50 Malerne WOOD CLARINETS 1 Only Reg. 276.00 BUFFET CLARINET 1 Only Reg. 296.76 CONN CLARINET 50 169 119 229 239 50 50 Phone 4519 126 No. 7th Phone 4519 i
