Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, September 13, 1956, Image 16

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    THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1956
PAGE SIXTEEN
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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26.88
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- Phono. 3 conventional
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41.50 66 pc
Rag. 48.25. Imported
China. 32-pc. Stainless
Steel Flatwore set FREE. .
1.99
2.93 value! Block and
brass Magaiine Rack,
Rubber lips.
4.44
HI-FI Stand. Modern'
10.88
Kitch.n Cart. Speciol ,
purchase. Electric out- ft
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Reg. 30.93 Clock Ra
dio. Turn on appliances.
Wake to music. 5 tubes.
fl. 34.93 Portable
Radio. 3-way AC, DC,
or ban. Leather case.
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tool. Swing -out step.
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RAYMOND (Gene) YATES
recently of Selem, is the
new manager of Arbuckle'l
Model Shoe Store. He hat
been affiliated with the
company for 10 years, most
of the time in Roieburg and
had been in Salem on trans
fer for only one month when
sent to manage the Klamath
Falls store. He has a wife
and three children.
Malin School
Total Told
MERRILL Attendance enroll
ment at Merrill High School from
the seventh grade through the 12th
grade reached a total of 150 stu
dents, announced Jim Chance, the
new high school principal.
Teachers held over from last
year are Don Crawford, Kelly
Robineltc, Bill Pohll, Mrs. Margar
et Molitor, Mrs. Frances Kocrlje,
and Miss Virginia Walton. Joining
them will be three new teachers:
Jim Chance, principal; Al Keck,
coach; and Caroline King, com
mercial department and girl's
physical education.
A potluck dinner for all the high
school and elementary teachers and
school personnel was held on Tues
day evening, September 11. A
teachers' reception is also being
planned, the date to be announced
later.
Nehru Hits
Suez Group
NEW DELHI, India OB-Prime
Minister Nehru today denounced
Western plans to create a Suez
Canal users' association.
He said he was "surprised" by
British Prime Minister Eden's
statement yesterday in the House
of Commons and declared the
consequences would be very
grave," because it closed the door
to further negotiations with Egypt
ana implied an intention to impose
a settlement.
Speaking in a Parliament ses
sion, Nehru said he had told Eden
and President Eisenhower that
Egypt's proposal to create a ne
gotiating agency opened the way
to a settlement.
"I have In the last few days
communicated to Prime Minister
Eden and President Eisenhower
that the situation after the Men
lies mission and the statement by
Egypt accepting all International
obligations and Inviting negotia
tions opened the way for a settle
ment," Nehru said.
He added that India appealed
to all concerned to accept this sit
uation and seek the "path of
peace" and that ho hoped his ap
peal would "not be in vain."
Australian Prime Minister Rob
ert G. Meniies was the chief of
the mission which presented to
Egypt a plan, supported by 18 na
tions, for international operation
of the canal. Egypt turned the
plan down, and instead proposed
the creation of a negotiating agen
cy. The Egyptian ottered no con
crete plans (or consideration.
Road Official -To
Leave Post
YREKA Road Commissioner
Orel Lewis agreed on Tuesday to
vacate his post lo allow Ihe ap
pointment by Siskiyou County su
pervisors of a man more experi
ence in administrative matters.
L-is k,-,id he a willing to ac
cent tl.r post ol road encineer.
tin-h will 1 subordinate to his
present puntn.ii Heme Ire of Ihe
heavy Kdiiuinstiation load mil al
low him lo cur mure tune to Ihe
baikinc ot county etyjinwrmt: work
Suimt isor who recently de
cided the admmis'.iaiiun ol the
road di-partmrnt and road rnmn
erring if u niuth work lor one
man. delegated the interviewing
of applicant to county administra
tor Jess O'lloke.
IS
. de-
Legion School
To Be Held
IH NSMl'llt-A school nf in-lruc-lion
(or Uislriit J. Ami-iimn lmnn
Auxiliary, will he held in Duns
niuir on Tuesday. September
pylvia Shorn of Mount Shasta
partment president, will conduit
Ihe school with the assistance of
an department ofliecrs.
Kpps t int of Punsmuir is making
Hie meeting arrangements. The in
struct inn school w ill convene at 10
Mm flt Ihn hi,nu SI
Temple. A luncheon at the Lutheran
Recreation Hall will conclude Ihe
event.
Hard Price or Cenlrtil Valley,
district president, will be hostess
for t!ie occasion Topics of study
ill include child welfare, rehabil
itation, membership, poppies, edu
cation and Americanism. i
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Table TV. Full FM sound
Alum. tube. Save $25
2.22
2.98 Sailcloth Cafes,
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Sal. save on match
ing Electric Wardrlr, 3
selting control, j . in.
Ity Poir
Rag. 3.98 Print and
Solid Drapes, 48x84".
Fine selection. Pleated
248.88
1.18
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Curtain. Crisp, ivory
white. Each 42 x 81".
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matic Washer 9 lb.
capacity. Fiberglas tub.
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60 24 x 12" deep. .
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