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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1958)
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 22. 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON f AGE NINE Proudly Offers for the First Time On the ALBUM-A-WEEK Plan- Ik World's Greatest Music a Basic Library of Hi-Fi Recordin for Every Home! RIOTERS SENTENCED LONDON IUPH Five men who took part in London's violent race rioting of three weeks ago have received sentences of 18 months to two years. The judge, in passing sentence Friday, said he had been forced to "revive" a law almost 300 years old in or der to deal with "this growing menace ol street warfare. it. 24 ALBUMS Yours-kxi Album A Week! FOR your home-the greatest music the world has ever known-by the world's greatest composers recorded with full instrumentation, by some of the world's greatest orchestras and conductors. Never before has it been possible to obtain a COM PUTE Basic Library of the World's Greatest Music, by 31 of the world's greatest composers, for so little cost. Even If you collected records all your life and spent many thousands of dollars in so doing, you could never equal this magnificent balanced selection of the World's Greatest Music, in one unified home library of 24 records, at such amazingly small cost. r Imagine it! Album No, 1 costs you only 37o (with $250 in mrehmet). The remainm albums of the set cost you only 51.37 each (with any purchase). Each album contains the highest quality 12 inch, 33 RPM, long play recording, and the performances in these recordings are described by Fred Grtmfeld, noted music critic and authority on recorded music as "some of the finest ever recorded. Here is music to be lived with-to be played over and over again-week after week, month after month, year after year. Here is the immortal music that will live joreverl Here is music that you and your children should hear again and again because it is the kind of music that grows more beautiful with each hearing. Here is music that inspires the soul and elevates the mind music that adds priceless culture to every home. Start collecting this valuable record library right away. Take home Album No. 1 for only 37c (with $2.50 in food purchases). Play it prove to yourself what joy and delight will come into your home with this Basic Library of the World's Greatest Music. Then each week, add another album (for only $1.37) until your magnificent Basic Library of the World's Greatest Music is Allium No. I Now on Safe Only 37t j w , ALBUM NO. 1 Ottly i WITH $2.50 IN PURCHASES : ; ALBUMS No. 2 to 24 Only EACH SAFEWAY'S GUARANTEE (We Ask You to Compare These Records With ANY Records Selling for $398 OR MORE) ff liter eomprin vour first record wilh ANY record that sells lor $3.98 or mor you do not feel that it compere! favorably in every way, both horn the standpoint ol musical pcrlormenco-at well materiel end packainit, ptee return your record end your money will be immediately refunded. SAFEWAY . W.TH ANY PURCHASE 1 Announcing TK cormction oi Hemmorhoidi Fistula Fittur ProUpt Pfotrwsion and ether Rectal Disorders WrtHowt Hospital opera Hon. R. REYNOLDS, N.D D.C. actat $pK44fot M4 CMitt X N.L Court Records K1AMATH COUNTY DISTRICT COI'RT Wei ley Elwood Sine, vagrancy. Jury trial held: found guilty by jury; time for icntence tet September 33 at 9:45 a.m., released on $130 bail. Thomai John Sktens, vagranry. Jury trial held; found guilty by jury; time for lenience tct September 23 at 8:45 a.m.; released on 51 SO bail. David Sparka, no operator' UcenaeJ dismissed upon motion dutrict attor ney. Richard Colin Johnstone, violation basic rule, $12 50 forfeited. Karl Neal Kuyac. no operator t li cense, dismissed upon motion district attorney. Pete Gale, excessive width, $20 for feited. Marie Stella Ferrell. violation basic rule, $7.50. 1 Jack Wayne MeU violation bailc rule, $13. Alvari Klsli, fall atop at atop aign, $50 Peter Joseph Superenant, drunk In a public place, 530 forfeited. Charles Wesley Doshier, violation basic rule, $12.50. Album No.I Now on Sale! ONIY wlrli aonhoit 4$Z.S0armeia M m KV 1 C islmt f f If A f a w ic-rrNER'S GUIDE for Each Composition; Biographical Data for each Composer! To krinl yo. maximum enjoyment from the r,earin of each recrdm. t fa.clnatin Listeners Gtrid. ia included with each album lor each composition m that album. Th. beauty ol the mu.ie, Ita power and drama, in emotional fervor all are made ea.ter art arparienc. by the ma.terlul applanations, .ution. and ""men!, in th. Cuide. simplified to the utmo.t by (real wrrtera and editor, who,, .ol, f'l Ureal mu.ie a. und.nlandable and a. enjoyable a. po..,b!e to EVERYBODY. reerolei. ol mu.ical education. ..... In addition to the Listener's Guide, each album eonlema lllu.lrated b,oraphrcal morm. Don about each compter. te.tly addini to the li.t.ner V",,r,,V-M" VV. T7mm.r.a kit In the circum.tance., environment and in.piration that combined to brio, the immortal !i.,.t. Inw K A total ol 1 p. of text is included in th. album, that tompri.e th. Basis Library of the worw a ureettit wunc If? if v.1 E'KHIIltllllUllllli The bowhead whale has a mouth big enough .0 hold a cow. But its throat can swallow nothing larger than a small herring. fl MATERNITY Y :' H FASHIONS il .; LINGERIE l . ; : DRESSES I 1 ' TOPS llll I SKIRTS I V.I ' PEDAL PUSHERS I . ' ' ' CAPRI PANTS VA - ir i WOHOIIIUI lltil U it -. 3 woyi to buyt M f f : CasK, 30-Doy Chargt, 1 ' Revolving Chorgo 1 ' zm. NEW OFFICERS of the Siskiyou County Society for Crippled Children end Adults were installed for the 1958 1960 term at the semi-annual meeting Saturday, Septem ber 6, in Weed. The new officers, all from Mount Shasta, are Mrs. Merritt Sheldon, president; Jack Lindner, vice president; Mrs. W. A. Rupp, secretary-treasurer; and Mrs. John Jensen, seal sales chairman. Mrs. Jensen, at the right, is looking over the material for the 1959 campaign with Mrs. J. P. Sexton, 1958 seals chairman. Mrs. Sexton reported the total of $4,386.75 as the receipts of the recent campaign. Gaynor Photo On The Record KLAMATH FALLS BIRTHS GIRLS M ATTCHBfirn to Mr. and Mrs. Jo seph Mauch September 16 In Klamath Valley Hospital a gin. weignin a nnfiDENOUGH Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodenousn septcmoer id in Klamath Valley Hospital a girl, welching 7 lbs., 4 ozs. STEVEN SON Born in wr, ana ir ia.ii... mvnnn Sentembcr lfl in Klamath Valley Hospital a girl, weigh ing 8 lbs., 2s't oz IMtt KOUNTI'P flova: 3M Girls: SflO KLAMATH FALLS MARRIAr.K LICENSES Dwane H. Raines, in. Merrill, and Bernico E. 3tenn. 17, Merrill. DIVORCES R. D. Branaman vs. Rosemary Bran aman. seeks divorce. There are 90,000 4-H Clubs for vounesters in the United States and its possessions. FOR BODY WOOD FIREPLACE LOGS Phon. John Laney, TU 2-2045 NEWS ! Incredible but true ! , In iust one mirrute... X iNaTANT CTKN auTV ro.MuiA V 1 brings radiant beauty to your complexion ... a firm healthy look to your skin ! 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