MAY 16, 1958
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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"Remember! Charge everything! Stores can get more
money out ot husbands than- wives can!
Democrat Leader! Drop
: NEW VORK W) - Tamitfany
Hall leaders have dropped Rep.
)dam Clayton PoweU 3r. ID-NY)
a Democratic candidate for
re-election, assertedly for his sup
port of President Lisenhowar in
1956.
( Powell, his political back to the
Wall, has said he 'will -retaliate
with an independent organization
tn keep the Harlem congressional
seat he has held since 1945.
Scout To Be
Decorated
? For saving the life of a drewa
log bey at Glaster Dam last Jura,
Jaung Patrkk Olds of Alturas will
receive a certificate of heroism
next Sunday afternoon.
! The presentation, made by the
Boy Scout National Headquarters
to boys who have exhibited hero
ism is lifd saWng, will take place
fc the First Presbyterian Church
during a Modoc Scout Council
Bieet.
' Pat. 15. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clinton Olds of Alturas, will get
a certificate bearing the following
Citation:
'. "On the afternoon of June 17,
1857, some young people were
wimming on the Glaster Dam on
the Pit River at Alturas, cantor
Bia. -
; "Donny Yarborough, 11, got into
difficulty in deep water and called
for help. Jimmy, his brother, tried
to save him, but the two boys De
oame entangled and were sub
mersed below the surface.
; "Pat Olds jumped in and swam
out to where the two 'boys were
struggling in the water. By means
of the cross chest carry, Pat got
Bonny to shore and Jimmy swam
in by himself.
Navy Marks Perry's
Japan Sailing
SHIMODA, Japan W The U.S.
rrir Hornet and the attack
qi-n iin Morrirk clpampd into
Shimoda harbor today as modern
counterparts ol ine ruacK snips
with whkh Commodore Matthew
Furry apeosd Japan to the west
em world.
Tb8 two vessels are represent
ing he Navy at the three-day fes
tival marking the 105th anniver
sary of Perry's arrival in Japan.
HQ Amhnsssdnr Douglas Mac-
Arthur II will speak at ceremon
ies in smmoaa aaiuraay.
n nsr.n HnME
PORTLAND, Ore. w His work
came close to home for. Traffic
Patrolman John Yadon.
HocnitA rpnpatpd warninss. Ya
don said, his 14-year-old son was
one (?f three boys he caught jay
walking. He gave tickets to all
three.
r
The
Commerce Department
Takes Big Budget Slash
WASHINGTON I The Housei
Appropriations Committee today
cut $65,581,000 from the $982,721,
000 requested by the administra
tion to finance the Commerce
Department and related activities.
Subject to House action next
week, the 7 per cent reduction
left the agencies with $917,140,000
for the fiscal year starting July 1.
The amount lis almost 200 million
dollars more than they received
during the present year.
Hefty boosts were recommend
ed for the Census Bureau, the
Civil Aeronautics Administration,
the Civil Aeronautics Board, the
Public Roads Bureau, the Bureau
of Standards and the Maritime Administration.
The Census Bureau was allotted
$22,250,000, including seven mil
lion to start preparing for the
1960 census.
For the Civil Aeronautics Ad
ministration, the committee ear
marked $421,950,000, a cut of
$16,750,000 from the amount re
quested but an increase of $74,-
,675 for operation ana regula
tion. The committee said im
proved control of air traffic
needed as a result of recent plane
collisions in flight.
For establishment of air navi
gation facilities, the committee
recommended 1581 million. It
suggested that "Congress draft
legislation to require the airlines
to share part of the mounting cost
of modern safety installations.
The Commerce Departments
maritime programs were allotted
$260,204,000, including 98 million
for construction of 17 merchant
ships and 120 million for operat
ing subsidy payments to snip
lines. It directed that limited sub-
sidies be paid to companies oper
ating into or out ot the oreat
Lakes in order to attract trade
into the -lakes area through the
St. Lawrence Seaway scheduled to
open next July.
The committee authorized tne
The Negro congressman
into U.S. District Coifl't ctoday to
pead tg an indictment charging
mm wun income tax evasion.
Tammany leaders, headed by
Democratic National Committee'
man Carmine G. DeSapio, voted
11-1 yesterday to read PoweU out
of the Democratic party.
DeSapio said: "He (Powell)
will 'not be the candidate of, the
party. The leaders indicated that
they CftuM not, in ssA consci-
, SM4rt Aiam Powell b-
cuse he is net a Democrat."
DS,pio said the tax case in.
velving Powell had nothing to do
rth th political decision.
Powell has a strong personal
loiiowing in tbt letn congression
al District.
The Baptist Ministers' Confer
ence of Greater Nsw Y'ork issued
statement strongly defendinc
Powell, pastor of a large Baptist
church in Harlem.
The group, numbering about 300
clergymen most of whom are
Negro pledged full support to
Powell in his r&election bid. .
A conference statement termed
Powell's dumping "a deliberate
attempt to silence this summit
voice for the liberation of people
of color."
Powell could not be reached
for comment on his ouster from
the Democratic ranks by Tam
many Hall, the Manhattan party
organization.
He said during the 195S presi
dential campaign that he was
supporting Eisenhower because of
the desegregation and civil rights
issue.
Donations Asked
In Cancer Drive
Memorial contributions to the
American Cancer Society may be
made by mailing checks, made out
to the society, to Mrs. Violet
onjKoen, Route 1, Box 579, Klamath
r ails, lyumriuuuuus maue uu uugii
Mrs. Koehn, commander of the
Klamath County Chapter, are cred
ited to this area.
Klamath County now stands sec
ond in the state of Oregon in the
amount of money received from
the United Fund. Multnomah Coun
ty is first.'
Memorial' money, which totaled
nearly $70 last week, goes entirely
for cancer research. A receipt
is returned to the donor from Port
land headquarters of the society,
and a card of acknowledgement
goes to the closest relative in the
bereaved family. No mention is
made of the amount contrib
uted.
DANMOORE
HOTEL
1217 S.W. Morrison St.
Portland, Oregon
All Transient Guesfv. All t-hon
wfia eomf return. Rates not
too high, not low. Freo Garage,
TV'l afl-d Radio's. Reputation
for oleanllrress. Reservations by
L. D. Forte refunded on request
upon arrival.
use of $2,350,000,000 from the fed-!
eral-aid highway trust fund to pay
commitments made under recent
nignway construction programs.
This fund is financed by taxes on
highway users.
To SDeed un Bureau nf KtanH.
ards research programs, the com-
mmee approved the entire request
for IBs million dollars. This is
$2,071,750 more than was appro
priated for the present year.
The committee tnlrl !h with
er Bureau to give more emphasis
10 the needs of farmers for ade-
COOP
THE BODY SHOP
212 Spring St.
Now Open For Business!
Complete Body Rebuilding. Custom Work.
Lacquer - Enamel - Lucite Painting.
No job too large or too small.
All work guaranteed
Paint jobs from $45 up.
1 PAINTING!
Grand Opening Special
The first 2 cars in for a complete paint job will be pointed for
$40 apiece. We welcome your business with a smile!
Welcome Wagon
Hostess
Will Knock on Your Door
with Gifts & Greetings
from Friendly Business,
Neighbors and Your
Civic and Social
Welfare Leaders
On the occasion of:
The Birth of a Baby
Engagement
Announcements
Arrival of Newcomers to
Klamath Falls
No cost or obligation!
... Phone TU 4-6185
USE YOUR
CHARGE
ACCOUNT
HOW! for the fIRST TIME!
AIMMI II .S S- 5V" Vf?'V
SPlKLEwK
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SPBINKU AS YOU IRON
: Savei pre-dimpenint
heavy cottons, lmens and
! lurched fabrici. Erasei
. even the moit itabbom
wrmkles. Grret you kaif e-
hkt creues.
USE At A STEAM IRON
Even-Flow tteam penetrate
deeper. Preei perfectly.
Whipi out crap, utin-imooth
ironing. Changes initanily
from "rtem to "dry by
pushing button.
IT'S UOHTWll&MT
EASY TO USE
Weiaht only 5W lbs. Fsbria
Dial selects proper heat for
every fabne. Larjte JO uuart
inch tolepUte means feer
strokes. HAody cord lift.
quaie and specialized weather in
formation. It gave the bureau
$39,275,000 of the $40,275,000 it requested.
Other allotments:
Airways Modernization Board,
30 million, including funds to set
ADAH'S
Beauty Salon
TOWN & COUNTRY
Call 2-5671 or drop in!
up a test center at the former
naval air station in Atlantic City.
Civil Aeronautics Board, 146,-
730,000. including $40,759,000 or
subsidy payments to air car-
Saturday
Night
DANCE
Red Barn
Dorris, California
Ask about
FREE
1958 BSA Commander
Motor Cycle
"Miller's, the best place to shop . . . offer all"
Music By
PEE WEE
STIDHAM
and the
Butte Valley Rangers
Ns Incr.ais In
admission prices
Dancing 9 till 1
90c Person
NOW PLAYING AT THE
LOG GABIN
r 1
"Pat" "Kathy"
KATHY and PAT
The "Duotones"
For Reservations Call TU 4-45 '56
Something
To Crow
About!
But We're Not Boasting
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For the first time in the Klamath Basin we offer something new in Eatin'
Chicken - "It's Broasted" - It's the world's finest.
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Broasting is the newest and greatest advancement in cocking. It injects heat units in- i4
stantaneously, sears the chicken, seals in all flavorful natural juices and cooks through s'
to the bone in 6 minutes. No ore-cooking, no heavy breading or batter to sook up grease, t
just golden brown, tender, juicy, delicious chicken; done to the bone, and even the bona '"
is done. ?
OUR GET ACQUAINTED OFFER. Vr v
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4
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FULL ORDER
1 Broasted Chicken
f (4 Pisces). Ser
35
ved with Salad and RoH
1
Broasted Chicken 70'
HALF ORDER - 74
(2 Pieces) Served wit PI roll m g
Tub O'Chicken To Go
10 Pieces In a Tub 2.99 4 Pieces In a Tub 1.14
And For Picnics - 20 Pieces Only 5.8?
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Come in, see your order cooked, eat? in your car or take it home . . . But try
it today. You too, will ay,
"BROASTED CHICKEN IS FINGER LICKIN' GOOD"
AIL S DRIVE
Ml
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1850 MAIN ST Across From The Swimming Pool Phone TU-9919
Al and Murlyne Conforti
"You Can Be Sure It's Th e Best ... If It's Broasted"
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