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1 iV.kl i- , U'tiUUliU PAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH i AtXS, JKKUON Ike Accused Of Failure n U.S. Scioof Crisis . LIBERTYV1LLE. 111. Wi Adlai E. Stevenson accused the Eisen hower administration today o( (ail ing to meet the school crisis. He' listed this as a major campaign issue and said the Democrats "are going (to hit it often, and hard." Back at his home base after a fast political foray into California, the Democratic presidential nom inee' said hii own party has a good program lor meeting the school crisis, whereas the administration has done nothing in three and a half years but hold a fact-finding conference. "We already know the facts," Stevenson said. "Our need is not for facts but action on the facts ... It is not only the future of our children that is at stake, it is the future of America itself." 4-H CLUB Fair Proofs ARE NOW READY UNDERWOOD'S CAMERA SHOP 70 Main Ph. TU 4-7063 Stevenson spoke up in a formal statement keyed to the trek . of children back to the classrooms and to the political trips and con ferences that have kept him on the go for nearly two weeks. Today Stevenson was speechless not a talk on tap until tomor row. Then he moves down to Springlicld, 111., where he served a term as governor, over to Co lumbus to address the Ohio Dem ocratic Convention, and on to New York. Next week he and his vice pres idential teammate, Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee, will close out a series of regional confer ences in meetings in Hartford, Conn., and New York with Demo-, cratic leaders from the New Eng land and Middle Atlantic States. They already have held six such conferences with party spokesmen from 35 states the last in San Francisco Wednesday, i In the last 11 days, Stevenson has averaged around 1,000 miles a day by air and perhaps SO on the ground. Merrill Man Wins Award It Just might be that the other boys will leave their entries at home after this when Dale West of Merrill enters his Aberdeen Anius cattle. West returned from the recently terminated state fair I with everything but the judges pencils. In the Aberdeen Angus division his awards consisted of the fol lowing: best two year bull, top summer yearling, senior champion bull, junior champion bull, reserve junior champion bull, grand cham pion bull, reserve grand cham pion bull, senior yearling heifer, junior yearling heifer, and best summer yearllnit heifer. Don't leave, the West entries were just warming up for the final stretch. West also copped awards for the female junior champion, the fe male reserve senior champion, the female junior champion, the fe male grand champion, the female reserve grand champion, and the senior Get of Sire class. And brother, that's a lot of bull! The other entries winning in the Angus division were from the "DENNIS THE MENACE" COFFEE ESTIMATES ROME ifl - The U.N. Food and ; Hawthorn Farms of Hillsboro, Agriculture organization estimates world coffee production this year i at 4,000,000 hags, equivalent lo 1 2,640,000 tons. This is seven per icent higher than a year ago and il.l per cent above the 1950-53 I average. TOMORROW AT 9:00 PM See action 'packed stories based on -PMIipWyHVi .fit In tht Saturday Evening Poll Adventure Roma net Drom Presented by LUCKY LAGER K0TI-TV CHANNEL 2 Lucky Lager Brewing Co. Vancouver, Wash. Dunsmuir Free Of Felonies DUNSMUIR No felonies were committed in Dunsmuir during the month of August, police rec ords show. The two traffic acci dents did not involve personal in juries. Of the 92, traffic citations given in August, 4 were for speeding, 25 for illegal parking and eight for improper registration. Mis demeanors included one burglary charge, one nonsupport, three drunkenness, four disorderly con duct, one vagrancy, two drunken driving, 172 parking tickets, 11 litterbugs, and two runaway juve niles. Police car mileage totaled 5,601 miles in August. Ponderosa Room To Hold Opening The Ponderosa Room of the Wlllard Hotel will hold its grand reopening Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights, announced the ho tel's manager Marvin Brown to day. The dining and dancing spot has been enlarged and completely re modeled, Brown stated, carrying out a Western theme. All new equipment including a new char- broiler has been installed, Entertainment will be furnished by the Art Kaye Commediares musical trio. A Single Quart? A Twin-Pak Half? A Regular Half? As You Like It Look For the Polkadot Carton! Wanna see mb stand on my head, fellas? FELLAS? y,fUASf Demos Invite Joe Smith HARR1SBURG, Pa. ifi-Mythical Germans Ask Big Four Powers For Unity Plan Sweeping security guarantees were offered to the Soviet Union to insure that it would never again be the victim of German aggres- BON.V. Germany Ufi Chancel lor Adenauer's government called on the Big Four powers Friday to .....I ....... HanntiuinnG in iinitf) Joe Smith, Vice President Nixon's divi(jt,d Germany's 70 million only opposition for renomination.)eo,,ie through free elections. has been invited to the Demo crat's campaign kick-off in Penn sylvania next Thursday. The invitation came from Mat- tliou, Tl Mfriiclrov n a I n n n I SlOn. chairman of the Democratic Fi-i In notes to the United States. nance Committee. He said: iBnlain. Jrance ana nussia, uie "You, Joe Smith, have become! ?.onn RcPubli; sa.fesl 'hhe '"E the symbolic figure of lost Hepub-fb'8 Powers should seek . through lican hopes. You are Custer's Last normal diplomatic channels to de Stand, the pride ol Mudville atlve'P agreement with West the end of the ninth inning and i Germany that would insure the the family black sheep, all rolled : success of a later conference on into one defenseless fall guy. We ' the whole German question, need vou " I The note to Russia was ac- Adlai Stevenson is scheduled lo!" '"""""."f.:" '"!LPS deliver his first major television address of the campaign at the fund-raising dinner. Smith's name was placed in nomination at the Republican con vention by Terry Carpenter, a delegate from Nebraska. He said he did so to show that the conven tion was open. 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Tickets are still on sale at Bud and Charlotte's and the Derby I Music Store in Klamath Falls, the Sportsmens Hotel in Tulclake, and the Merrill Drug store. The show will begin at 1 p.m., Sunday, September 16. andum outlining the Adenauer government's views on how Ger many can be united without en dangering Soviet security. Copies of the memorandum were sent to the Western Big Three. The memorandum said the Big Four which partitioned Germany between western and eastern blocs in 1943 bear the full responsi bility for uniting the nation. It described as a misunder standing the contention of the Rus sians that a united Germany would be tied to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATOi and the West European Union (WEU). Germany, when united, would have full freedom of decision on its future alliances, the document said. If a united Germany should de cide to remain in NATO, the se curity requirements of Russia, could be met by creating a de militarized zone in this sensitive heart.and of the continent, it said. The memorandum pointed out , British Prime Minister Eden ad vanced the demilitarization idea at the Geneva conference last year. This zone presumably would straddle a reunified Germany's frontiers with Communist Poland and Czechoslovakia. West Germany likewise pro posed that a disarmament agree ment should be discussed "hand in hand" with German unification. i THE MAN WHO NEVER WAS rM't ClNnuScotf Nixon Funeral Held Today WHITTIER. Calif. i.ft-Funeral services were conducted today for Frank Nixon, father of Vice President Richard M. Nixon. He died Tuesday at 77. Attending the services at 2 McDonald points out that the ricnAs Cnurcn were the vice hospital, located near MeArthurl irinl his wif. p., and other in Northern California, Is expect ed to be completed by early No vember. Funds raised for the forthcoming show are expected to provide funds for doing the fin ish work on the building and in stalling interior furnishings. An estimated 5,000 persons are expected to attend the show. members of the immediate fam ily. The family has asked that, in stead of sending flowers, friends make contributions to the Arthri tis and Rheumatism Foundation of New York City. The vice presi dent's father suffered from arthri tis in his later years. DR. NOUS OPTOMETRISTS URGE YOU TO SEND THE WHOLE CHILD TO SCHOOL PARENTS, it depends upon you . . . don't let defective vision cause your child lo be a failure. Before your child starts to school have Dr. Notes Optometrists give him a complete eye examination. Vou can consult with confidence Dr. Noles Optometrists who have served the families of the Northwest for over 51 yean. Stop in today no appointment necessary. Haum a.m. ta J:10 a.m. , Pluiial Ceartaeus 0m all ir Saturday ' Credit Alwayl COLUMBIAN OPTICAL COMPANY 730 Main, Klamath Falls 'Dr. Den R. Holor, Sr., Attoc. Mgr. BEWARE fWBff Of IMITATIONS too for THI HAPPY umi doo Saturday , 'Sept. 8 fl:4S Bx.iHLfcil Privftsw , S:33 Chicago at Cleveland 1 1:00 Kiddle Spectacular a;00 Treasure Travels xuu Saturday Sports Parada 3:U0 Mr Wizard 4:00 On the Trail 4:SQ Saturday Showtime 6:15 Easy Vallay Colt Clinic 6:JO Kaittt for Today 7:00 The Honeymoon tri 7:30 Stage Show 8:00 Crunch St Dei 8:30 Hey Jeannla! t:00 Encore Theater 9::) People Are Funny 10:00 Chicago Wrestling 11 on News and Slim Off KCNO ABC, 570 KC, daylight time Saturday, Sept. 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THE GLORY OF THE BRAVE! 3 fW Fait with hit (iiti and falter with hit womenl VAN HEFLIN COUNT THREE! AND PRAY km MOWMII M ma jtapncod m Urn HUTS QnemaScopE "".TECHNICOLOR commn noun H'KH.Yn; AN OPEN INVITATION TO Fun POOR3 CPEN 6:3Q P. M. 2 TOPS IN QUALITY! LOW IN PRICE FEES HANDLED DL'NSMUIR Dunsmuir Judi cial Court handled $2,573 in (fts ! during tha month o( August. 01 this sum. 11.242 03 was appor llionrd to the city of Dunsmuir and 11,112 M to Siskiyou County Driver training assessments were 1 1131 and 187 was accepted in trust Fort' seven small claim cases were filed In judicial court dur 0 w afi'woffiaiv, TODAY! The dramatic life.stnr. ding u,Ql rocy SIP! III"- I I '.a.,1. r N 1 V v. II stimnl W n W mm M-C-M Praienfi I'LL CRY TOMOk Susan HAYWARD- ; LILLIAN ROTH RICHARD EDDIE JO DON RAY CONTE ALBERT VAN FLEET TAYLOR DANTON n ing August and 33 warrants were issued.
