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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1956 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OftEUOfl FAGB THIRTEEN Bums Get Big Chance Braves All Thumbs In Loss To Cardinals By MILTON' BICIIMAN United Prm gportt Writer A flight cane of Jlltera threw Milwaukee into a nervoui pennant - aweut today and provided a golden "opportunity lor a Heartened Brook' they knock off Pittsburgh, twice and the shaky Bravei blow an other one to the looty-goosy Red birda tonight. OPPOSES FRIEND Sal I not-hit i Maglie, a Pirate- lyn crew to bounce bark into lint i beater from way back, and young " 4)lnce again by nightfall. jlio.er Craitt carry the Dodger The Bravei were all tnumbi Frl- j hopes Saturday in a doubleheader -,-xiay night in dropping a 5-4 heart- breaker tp the Cardinals and the podgeri can make. lure the Na tional League race u all even -..again by. beating the petky PI ,ratei In both end. of a twin-bill --.today. Bettor yet, the Brooki can take that wan brought about by a Pitta burgh-Urooklyn rainout Friday night. Maitlie coca aaaintt rubber- armed Bob Friend in the opener wnue traig lacct lustballer Hon nia Wlln. in lh tt,l,.Dn ouuui raw ffnrrcii Duann, mil- waukee'i 20-game winner, oppotet ..iwer the lead by half a game ifillerm Wehmcier of the Card in W. L 'a .".! I". Fralev's , f Fads, Figures ih nll.imnortant arc-licht contest throw to first was poor, however at SI. Louu. and got away Irani Adeoek at Del Error by catcher Del LranaaU.lireco raced wane who nai and second baseman Jack Dill- proved the deciding run. mar were Instrumental in tile Car I Over in Uie American League dinalf victory over the Braves Fri- where the pennant already is de- day night. With the score tied at. tided. Mickey Mamie wu.sneo 3-3 In the slxln, Kenny miycr, nip nis saw oonu-r va una uie ian Kepulvki and Bobby Del Greco ket-e to a 7-2 via over the Red . .....1.1 U muumuiIm, In mil ni knv Louis ahead. I Kuukie Hank Atairre's faur-hit ff e answer to wiby .de-j POOR THROW I pitching ted Cleveland la I M tri- Unite Ihe netiord Ihume irun italust- Pitcher l.lndy McDaniel also sin- umph ever Detrain 'bile t bom- lSj n,e 'tebblt" "hall tthane aitr 3 7.."2S inrJl'' " among ,lhe piluhert ttus season. JSC Tops Ore. State in League Opener LOS ANGELES l The Uni-lsisted that Oregon State would versify of Southern California held j roll over and play dead, off a strong second half surge by The Trojans had outgaincd their By XhSCAB FBALEY 1 Oregon Mate J- naa.v nujni 10 wui jvals, n yards 10 an, abb ane Urua i-nf .. snoH. mMmr 'their irat Pacific Coast Confer- oore was 21-3. .!T.JvXr . , l,Bnoe dDU,haU "" 'awa- 1 iCame tthe BOODd ihaf and Tom- NtW OKK .(IJ.T) ruaiUeas; ,.. ,irl.t ,half. -wr idlaMad ,mv IHrothro' neauara nlaved Ithe smashed Fiaks' lacl and liguree: ' ..muiieainvtuy and ithe deeling aar- iilwaMlb- tinvuind Urojuns ito a Howie FiuM, tlie turmer CaMli- nil jutchuig ace mow with (Die ai WILMER MIZELL , . iru country boy UuH the ba nd Don Blasin-.caeo defeat Kansas Cay. game followed with a grounder to! liain alto uoftpooed sames be Joe Adcock. whose throw to the twero Baltunore and Kastuegton plate lorced Repuuiki. CranAall s and the Ctanta and PuUliea. L.A. Rams Reported Stronger l'. By BILL BEST Vailed Press Sports Writer LOS ANGELES UP-The Los , Angeles Rams won the National ."Football League's Western Divi sion title In 1955 despite what ,may nave oeen a returu umra -M injuries. ' They figure to have the talent - and coaching to make a stubborn defense in a division that includes "the highly-touted Chicago Bears. X Sid CiUman performed a rare feat last year when he came to vthe Rams from the University of Cincinnati and led the team to "the division crown in his first '-season as an NFL head coach, -pillman and his assistants should ,!do a better Job this year because they are more familiar with lea '.'eue tactics and personnel. And. following a usual Ram V.euitom, they have the horses. The Bams probably have more top 'notch playing talent than any other club in the 12-team league tw trpmonrious depth helped last 0,-year when the injuries came in .'clusters. DEFENSE STRESSED r.lllman has studied the methods used by Coach Paul TIME OUT Deer LaW Studied In Calif. Babe Lived By The Bible Gun Mishap Ends Life Of Hunter By THE ASSOCIATED PSESS Malm Cops 34-6 Victory Ifltandstill, as moat .ol itlie crowd iuf ,714 ntoured approval ilur a jmllunt icomobauk. It was a ipair ml aophninones, Paul ILowe and lEannol lUurden. Iboth extl,os .An- galea iptiqp utars, wiho almost luvertook the wolldnanned Iro- llt was Just itoo much Mustang ila' . . , , . , Practically all tthe ihornc irun ,(ur Hoiuinza ito Handle U'liurauiiy I , J , .aoiunae mianKea . neoand an itte ibook. -exoept Sube Wht .on e MonriU i.dld as lie,JBC tthoac Hast itwq fluurlers, and aeaaou. Vet. while toe American JXd 1 a S Sd -tUmt .carried .WS jiartls and another auuui . .. .. Old ;utuo iuuuBu.mi . . aeaaun utn auc .otbars (having won M. "It imuly lliat all ithe lhitltin, aiie suing iur ithe Henues and :lur getting about the averages." IHul But .nn iltrat .down, IFranois was .hit iby SYujun Frank iFioi'entino H itnn, .tUA .Ucll m,,nii,n IMnnto Jhe Mulin auoring iparade was ..q, mmvmeA ,' . ltw0. lied iby Allen Myem who Ibimlte I . . 9iasllB, ,nuwB0 ,Qre. a wau ,ouea jji-uuno-air uuuiuiuu tion. tot explains. WJw.- aume Ihittots " ' ntl aune Ulnmc nimet : .. . miaia. a ,ioUi j,f jj The hunters Just emldo'it wait w mrawr iknoakod ame ut f Hie , "rt iPhinBes. iKunitta , 1(0 m ltwto ,man. !. ..L) .FV.inmt Itl.ila iliilsllm illMUll w BEAUMONT. Tex. HPI The late Mildred ' Babel Didrikton Za harms may have lollowed tne aa-j ,.! nf ihn Aiuudlc Taul in her CAr-R AM ITNTf) (UP1 A PrO- r...n. In 0Mald ivun. .. A- f... iufinkl IIA llwllltnir ihnnvHK V naaal to make several technical I an alhlete' of all time. aa m tiri.iinEW Jtm HIITBM II"1"5'1 u lDunw - Ule ' .uounliid iur 1W ito .67 wds apwee. correction. In the .Ul. law gov- The man who preach Ito Dfu(Weoull. untL I .Shb to amt is itha. iin .the 2L T ZZ arlolhar.l . ,,on ".JZ nerai ininu so, anyway, im ncv. : . rtro,i KauonaJ Leazue wlione IhuinRro t,n nuuiiu 'auiini - C. A. Woytek said tliat. to well Or- ! J , , ilRuborta. a ibull .of iline a s a im s t a.a u.k. li... k. ih. BihU ill He was James P. Millet. 23. " uuaen. ,oill BO ina ,ii,mv .otConnur auuountod iur:m.... ,. iimUI ito XL suited in a stormy indictment of very weU (nj!pjred ner St. ttelens wounded (atally as he mne .ouu iiuai an ithe Jhe imf Bunanat -auunc han the I nnett uitBtl 'itwo Houtlhdowns. the program Friday bet ore me aim0st super-human atnietic iea. . iimoHe uoae nor a ua-ynra ipay mroi !,., ,he nwo and ithe no yarn Pish and Game Commission. The Babe died in her sleep , were preparing Friday night lot ' luig -alar .chamiuon Bill g!l,op in .the final staiua. inarks, and quarterback Frank "T . ..n-..jThiirsdi.y after . three-year balllelthetr hunting trip. Police .said ,t trtlard. who with champion Anita .J,. pnrl(d n .. ,.st downs i Hall scored on an option play ur. a. J. n-uiifcn, ilh . .,,,,: fun.ra VBt was an accident, loey oiO not wi.iu.mie lUUvv .aaauist ,tue juiuun I ,-".."".-...... ,in. ,h .nii.or - . -- , .-. 'An HW ko. flrf i. i. til asaillSl 'lllITBe JUl ii.iv mwui-o. .mim rl..u... aw uiiwo m, erning the killing oi oeer m farmers under special permit re- the Pines to Palms Chamber, of fur he'r )ate rriday in liule hold Kofinet. ;o 1V M. it iur Jlie Ibenefit ai Iheld (the Htunanza (Vharsers ito a.uliioian ttouchduwn. mrunots and lLowe the "Don't you care what they say, Obanskl . . . You made a great Interception of tbat pass!" Commerce, a game conservauon . ueutienem uutneran v-nurcn nrrr( ra uecame. oi couise. uie iirsi . - Tz ," " m.i va .vards cnined conscious group Iron, " WMcM rStT Pmmtv cM ihe nrescnt law in-" rew "V- son. OT ,.u ,uh nh. iB,mmn ffiluitdan lulled un ilor idlBL a ii'tsgu- vited violations. He said there! The Ixxly was taken to Tliousandi ; I1Z.U . A t 1 111 auditing iur itheir durat ,Har 1WiiiBlHu)k. am Werilw, who : -i -T -V I i- ..tuio ,.t. wue inanoiwu iny lrauuira ninni n mae me iciuwninfiMiMn nni OSC Quarter May Be Out For Season was little in the law to stop a nousum aaiuraay anu crriira. i ui uie wooas ana ranejuuMis mr person to set up a hunting camp ira unai win k murocu mt opening nay. Recruitinq SteoeH Up Bv Bm Ten Oregon, pun, the fad tbat most stiU are lugh in tlw hilte.1. n"BB'f wday: Today, fidol fiunaiua cause most hunters l couie ! ii,,'"a ill Sunday. iKubin Kub-1 Mulin hv nlantine a few Bcres of alfalfa, mont lor private servu-es at For-j Camf CanuttissiHU ''ou set .muiie iIUuU,!S- 4he when The deer caused'" Uwn Cemetery then placed in JaJS1 - - . 'by T? j i. ; a... mn nIH n. vile his friends up lor tne ween end, list them as his employes, and let them kill off the deer," Kolisch said. "What vou're savinc is that one of your friends might come in and invite his mends to nave deer ,11 ! If I"JN1( nwA, borne empty - handed the fiint Tt.?': 'dneaday. iLjrain Wdldurt wkend. Tlie ojuamissioa pi I "Brafl'' ""raukae taioaotti ii; nt,M Uwmc dieted, howeier. that heture U " Mutler and Ken Uainlatll-1 MlCKW . IWI season is over mere win oe a it--. wwiwh up ord kill. I AtWotes tten jopple ibecause The commission said tne nuin-' .h' liglita aud .the her of deer in mod regions w!"r- "ul r noarqini as large, or larger tliis year, "uui i mx, fflream. Me ate o ANN ARBOR, tiEW WORK .lUP) Budkvv IHur mis. who treauuiud as iliuti'olt anun- a. mrge.or larisa- uus yrar. uoj. , . "7 ... ,,, ,m,1r,.u(i,,v1lll Ihe miimad'. . .. Mich. W - Big. last season, whe. a record Wm-Z7-- : S ! , ihe ionordl imauaaar ! W ' 'w -.7 r. ,w,n:...:...J..-l h. .nnn,-dl ,m,,iionr r"1 ,"""D . Ten hools .have stepped up a.h- were killed. S .'SrVlhe itnlKod So. - a mas- rnuvAT.T.is in Tho nnosiinn sacre. and eo into the meat busi. on the Oregon Stale campus Sat-jness," asked Andy Kelly. Los urriau uuc whiMh.r s WpIvI Annelcs. new chairman' of the would be declared ineligible per-1 commission. mnnnnllv I "I tub. Avnntinn In Dial ' The fleet wincback. fastest man. said Kolisch. "they're not my iletio recruiting to an "unhealthy Hunters ore permitted one daw jukIHU. Brown of the CU-veland Browns. on the OSC team and perhaps the friends.'' ..u . vii:r nmirn un- MEi m fKtaoK Druwu w " . . 1 r ... .. mimpv at It than ever before. favoaHw Oh Hi. uw. ctH. f 11,. -r-.iman itiro Krown. Dins ..is : icif,cr n no rnn prenrp. nan in rhnn vmrrp sinToosiinc i la. . - -- : . . . . -.n- m v. ... , vjiujiic,,, - " hopes on a strong defense. "' The Rams won last year with "'a rugged defense and most of the genu wno maue u . o . Vi3 Join Sox Lean ibe ideteomined iwihatlier tthe jlQallaa Siuero mnrulled at lliincoln iriiillMi. .m MiRsoum inTior tto irnulis- iD 10 0 t6 ; HJflC iCuadh Bess Mill .didn't think Wealey'e abatuwe ihurt mutch iin wiew mf liauiiden: icf louts. .' "lPunlbling ihuitt iub. aiiut irwutn mo, irohiming ito itlirae iBeaucr luniblee. "DlheyVve ut a ipnotty Ifuir ifoot .ball ituam," uid Will. il nut Ihe IISC .ame after it waa ih. I ru. r- r,n, k," offered ; '"uy committee nas oecioeo. nwunlains, deer must have ... "." MM.-II Jnuli Pute learned he once had been at Lin-1 Carl Wente. commissioner Irom Prof. Marcus Plant of Ihe L'ni-, least two points. .11 ........ :lncnnuH nnriuv Ihv llllnltad IrtaeaK. , " " aa TThe ipupillur tlB-yunr .old iHaimis Mimtx ...in .n .uM. .rnwli 1M,irJ.nnu, .. . twmaUnl4ietl1e0nW under Ihed Kiinei:alfi'a"1" Irrv Morris. Les Rich- ' ii-r Art Hauser and Bud McFadin I Conference commissioner said it . . . t Vha . I A n-U...n.. lead the tront line oi ucivum. i,.,cio icaiiiru nmiawi; ...b. ic. !.' secondary is headed by Bill Sher-lcy had been at Lincoln in t53. " man and Don Burroughs, who j OSC declared Wesley ineligible " intercepted 20 passes in 1955. while an investigation proceeds, '-"shermair led the league with 11 Wesley said he had attended sieuls. I classes at Lincoln for some days, . Offensively, the Rams no longer , but said he paid no tees and was 'rush up and down the field like; not registered. Hollywood starlets scurrying to at. If his time at Lincoln is counted movie premiere. Gillman has in-: as a year in school, Wesley will stalled his version of Paul no longer be eligible for football Brown's ball-control tactics, 'a, at OSC. Besides the lime at Lin system based on the simple idea I coin, Wesley played for the OSC that the other team cannot score I varsity last year. Another year when it doesn't have the ball. would bo assessed for a transfer But the Rams have plenty of from Lincoln, and the fourth year offensive power. They have Norm of eligibility would be assessed for Van Brocklin Billy Wade and Playing freshman football at OhC eo n Un vers tv at Je ferson Citv. Ri rraneiuvi. vorsiiy oi nicmgan otacuaaea we The buck season Is u days una . 77 " ir,ve ' - - - ' ' ' . . . t. r ... . ' . . UMXS Hits, WUtf, ttirr U .. Knliach obiected to a nrovision ; commiuee repon puoiic.y ur mem mofi of Uie state, and is lol- 1 W.magur jiue ajmmm. - . lirui lima tfrinav niifril in snaafiH In.ml I sanE. T.(LtiC an is 2M 1175 86 tlOli 7 1-8 a t 1-41 8-42.6 B 0 Ho 75 Mo poison. . r,.,mH "nn nt-art tinlalinn ,,f .w. math CUUIltV. tike tnick SaVMH CX George Oilam. represen ung tne, ""- , -' " " Ihraui, t, wiU A La L 1 1 1 ac ujiiiui G1IS.E luwai vii - ' " ' ' ' - t: a a: atm ..' j . j.a i .. ... ' XrV 111 INfa lUiw Waailr luutlr.o ....... The office ol me Pacilic Coast the law which permits farmers """:,, ;-f, "1 " ."r u". .."V,",". ",lpctHion he ranks a close fourth- ,.Jf..a.T.!"Mic i an: ' F n-cZri CuiW be! able horse- permiis uy ai.y nio - . ; ,-. - . - - M - ... nacK riders as Eddie Ancarq. WU i ..-..- .. v-........,, . L -a. ...... -. . ue Bo and and TmI Atkinsn. r-u im.n n wiinuin r i-(n;raLiii.i. . nid there was no stotewise policy ! crultbig, lor issuance of permits. He said But, he said, wardens in some counties, flatly it clear we have come a long way would issue no permits wmlc, in from what most of us consider other areas, permits were issued the sound principle that the stu without an inspection of Ihe dent should select his school on be no eilber-ae. season in the report makes , u'eas- property. Rudy Bukich to throw their passes. Ctroy ii-raty s3. Ilirsch. Bob Boyd, Woodley Lewis and Tom Fears head the receiv ing corps perhaps the finest group of pass pitchers in the circuit. Ron Waller, who had a brilliant season in 1955 as a rookie, and Volney (Skeetl Quinlan are the breakaway ball-cnrrying threats. Tank Younger is back to provide the line smashes from the fullback post and rookie Joe Marconi of ..West Virginia is his understudy. .PLAYERS SHUFFLED Except for center Leon Me- Xaughlin, who has retired, the offensive line also boasts expe rienced pros. Duane Putnam, -Charlie Toogood, Dick Daugherty while he was ineligble. 49'ers Host N.Y. Giants Mantle Raps 52nd Homer vcu, vnni.' mm ll,.l.-nu i-iam saiu me comnmiee iouno Mamie j,J5 u. American League that 246 of the 256 football letter-1 batting crown Just about sewed men on 1939 conierence teams were interviewed and screened by the basis of its educational re sources." "We must point out steps back toward that principle, ho said. iHiirris' -duties with lie Hed ox ,Ct. Tan will be similar .to those performed JH"B Wl 1 w by Mctirew, who discovered Pee ' (Up) ,me Beesc or Boston .omy 10 aae . L" ,.. j.im Stain ataiwlom iur flrooblvu. W'albe Shoemaker, who had three Braisb fictenUat has tiitunedijinil wim ecneriulv aonaidaned iUe winner at Atlantic UJlty rioay. those out that Uw iantta. hammer mono,; iel auout. In mamis. itbe Itaid a wx virtory Itoad var run- throw and broad Jump recurdslfied Sox also will bave themselves .nerup wnne nariacs oaiuiuay ... should he broken in the .Olympic I a lhandy "insurance man" an casc'thoir private battle tor -na"na' games at Melbourne this winter- j they daeidc to supplant iield Man-jracing iionora. Shoomakcr ihas Wi because of leas pull of gravity, 'anor Mike Ujggins aume day. '.wina ita itanuck'a a6. up. Cal Ramblers 1 9-0 Losers DAVIS 'UP)-The California Aggies capitalized on the breaks Friday night to defeat Ihe Uni versity of California Ramblers, UN), in a football game here. The first Aeaie score came in Ihe first period when Tom Adam- j.Tlttle at quarterback. John Henry son grabbed a Rambler pass. Johnson and Billy Jessup at halves Fullback Lonnie Cagle went 35 i and Joe Perry at fullback, yards to the Rambler five and j For the Giants, Coach Jim Lee Mel Voose punched it over. I Howell will use Don Heinrich al The Yankee slugger hit his 52nd homer i a 7-2 victory over the Red Sox Friday night and even (bough his average dropped a Announces SAN riirtwcir.u - "iUiey still were in high school. San Francisco Forty Niners, nurs- ' ins n,r. ,.,.ns,.i.iKi nrcsnasnn Our rules, Plant said, 'do exhibition defeats, open the Na- not permit an institution to pay point to .353. Ted Williams, bis tional Football League season the expenses of travel for a slu-1 closest pursuer, skidded two points here Sunday against the New dent to visit the campus, but it ito J4D when he went hitlcss in York Giants. j'' permissible (0 furnish meals I three official swings. A crowd of about 40.000 is ex- and two nights lodging. I pected at Kezar Stadium for the I Ordinarily a prospective athlete Lw.t-nff at 1 an n m I will visit at least three schools,1 Conch Fronkie Albert, making r "T ........ his debut in the professional league. '"? opnomore year in nign has announced that he will start . . , , a backfield composed of Y. A. . ' This has resulted in a sharp entertainment of such prospects." Plant gave no figures on how much schools spend for such vis its, nor did he detail how coach- lioweu win u&c wui. nullum, ci . . ...1,1. ii- t-.ni- Tha Andne c-nrAl noain liicl . niiarlitr Vrant C. ffnrH .nH Alpy 1 u BlB"a "" ' before the half after recovering Webster at halves and Mel Rtip- J"" 'u"', , leU at full. Albert said Hugh McClhenny, sidelined for three weeks, will be and Bob Fry are the big wheels, j a Rambler fumble on the visitors The Rams haven t neen 100 nn-, 12. uoD itaase made tne toucn nressive in some of their exhibl- j down. lion games but here again Gill- There was no luck involved in j ready to see action but probably man says he is following the; the final score. Cagle rambled M- would not start. McElhenny has Cleveland pattern. I yards and Haase sneaked it over I an injured ankle "Our approach to pre-season games is the same as Cleve land's. We look on them as op--portunitics to shuffle players and try out the rookies,'' Gillman ..Bays." Finally, the Rams again are aertain to retain their Iranchise ias the NFL team with the largest i stock of off-the-field fireworks. Rams-Eagles Plav Sunday LOS ANGKLES 1 - The Los Angeles Rams and the Philadel phia Eagles, both championship threats in Ihe National Football League race, open the 12-game regular season Sunday with the unpredictable Rams slight favor Sites. Some 60.00(1 lans are xpected 'for the 133 pm. 1PST1 kickoll 5m Memorial Coliseum and a re-lay of last year's thriller be itween the two clubs would come las no surprise. The Rams won that one. thankf o a field goal Uh seven seconds to so by ls Richtcr. Coach Hugh Devore named a backfield of Bobby Thomason. nnetinie Ram at quarterback. Ted JWcRert and Skip Giancanelll al ihe halfback spots and ex-Notre llame star Don Schaefer at full back. The Rams' coach, Sid Gillman. ihoots with veteran Norman Van Jirocklin as his No. I quarter liack. Ron Waller and Rookie Leon J'larke at halfback and regular JTank Yomger at full. 1 s X Si PLAYING A BIG PART in Malin'i two county league foot ball wins hava been these two Mustang linemen, Ferrell Wilion, left, and Jim Tofell, right. Wilson is a starting tackle in the Malin forward wall, while Tofell holds down an end spot, Tha Mustangs seem well on their way towards making it two clear-eut league titles in a row. O Newspaper SPOT ADS or inexpensivfl -repealed dally. 7c DR. J, W. LOWE Chiropractic Phvsicion Compter Sp'fxsl Kn orxJ Foot Adiutuneni 111 So 4M ( Wm flritH RM Ofrw wh tij rim tu s-aim HUNTERS! OPEN Till 9 Doily! Sundays 8 till Noon Stith Bear Cub 2V Scope 32 50 Lyman All American 2'i C 00 50 Take-down 95 Gun Case 99c 2-burner Prepo Camp Stove 6 95 1-burncr Prepo Camp Stove 4 JOE'S Sporting Goods JOI Al.r Hoi Woimi 418 Main J $1 BILLION OF LIFE INSURANCE NOW IN FORCE William Coen.i local a Kent for tlie State farm Insurance Companies of Bloomington, Ill inois, announced today thai Slate Farm Life Insurance Comnany'i Ordinary life insur ance In force paused tlie one billion dollar mark in Keptem- hcr. "No other hie inaurance company," he added. "hn ever grown so large during rU rirst 27 years inroiiRn ine in dividual placing of policioi b Its own agents. "We feel this billion dollar achieenient is a slron en dorK'ment of our State Km in atilohle-fire 'ntrnonal tiwr ance' plan. And by the people who count mont our nolicy. holders." Ur. Goen fnvltea Interested readers to coniact him with any or all nf their automobile. life and resid-nce insurance problems. I'h. TU 4 1262 P-J7M OPEN 4:30 A.M. For Hun Ters Convenience - And For Sun Dinner - LOOK AT THIS MENU ... Soup: Chicken A-La-Reine Salad: Quartered Lettuce and Tomato jt With 1000 Island Dressing ENTREE (Saturday and Sunday) Rare Roast Prime 4-H Bef Round Au Jus Potted Beef Swiss Steak Chuck Wagon Special Top Sirloin or New York Cut Sugar Cured Baked Ham .I' Pot Roast Of 4-H Beef k" Fricassee Of Spring Chicken l " Potatoes Vegetable Dessert Tea or Coffee - From The Broiler - All Of Our Broiler Steaks Are Cut From Prime 4-H Beef Purchased At The Klamath Falls And Tulelake Shows. This Beef Has Been PropfHy Aged And You Will Find That They Are Superb! (NO ADVANCE IN PRICES) CHUCK WAGON CAFE 1.40 1.35 60 1.35 1.15 1.25 630 Moin Phont TU 2-9167