Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 03, 1958, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY. NOVEMBER 3. Ifl.iS HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREE 11-3 T M U.S. Pat Of. ! , NE $-. CITY BRIEFS ley tiuir, the randy sales unci muii- tamp Fire Central District ley lor pictures ordered. I Leaders Association will hold a I regular meeting at 1 p.m. Wuirs- Initialion Women of the Moose. Chapter 4ti7. will have an initiation meeting Monday. November 3, at 8 p.m. in the Moose Hall. Klamath Merchants Association will meet Wednesday morning. No vember 5. at 8 o'clock, at the Chuck Wagon Cafe, according to Lewis Wayburn. president. This will he the linal Christmas plans meeting. North District Camp Fire Lead ers Association will meet at the YMCA Tuesday. November 4. at "Well, Joey sorta asked me for a date! He wanted to know how I'd be fixed for money next Friday night!" More Than 500 Grid Fans Partake In H-N Contest "More than 500 hopeful football fans submitted entries in last weekend's Herald and News foot ball contest, and Norman Wilson, 724 Pine, walked off with first place honors by missing only live games and being off only 34 points. The second and third place winners also called all but five games, but point differences de cided these places. Ross Pearson, 1903 Ivory Street, was second, and Ken Carrier, 1214 Lincoln, third. This was the sixth contest in the series and the big question now appears to be about who will be the big winner of the two tickets to the Shrine East-West game and th- $30 expense money. This week's entries included two contestants from Portland. Scores of contest games were as follows: Bonanza 51, Sacred Heart 0; Mer- New Car Owners Face Rate Hike NKW Y015K AP Owners of longer and wider 1959 cars will be charged 15 to 30 per cent more So park them in some city ga rages. The decision to boost rates for larger cars was reached al a meeting of the executive board of the Metropolitan Garage Board of trade. The board said a lower rate of increase will apply to regular cus tomers, while transients will pay the higher rate. Monthly rates now range from 2 to S50. 10 a.m. All leaders please attend as there will be election of otti j cers. Canceled The November 4 meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary lias been canceled be cause of the election. No other cL:tc has been set. Sacred Heart card parly, open to the public, is planned for Fri day. November 7, 8 to 10 p.m. , in Sacred Heart gym. there will he lots of prizes and dessert. Please take own cards. For reser vations call TU 4-6652 or 11 3668. Stewart Lenox Fire Department Auxiliary will hold this month's meeting on Thursday, November 6. at 7:30 p.m. at the fire hall. It unable to attend call TU 4-7278 or TU 2-0733. OT1 Faculty Wives and Wom en's Club will hold its regular meeting as usual on the second Tuesday, November 11, instead of. November 4 as previously an-j nounced. I I.DS Kummngc Sale Women of the Church of Jesus Christ of Lat-i ter Day Saints will hold a rum-j mage sale, Wednesday and Thurs-j day, November 5 and 6, at the Pelican Theater Building rrom 8i a.m. to 5 p.m. For other informa tion call TU 2-01)89. I Klamath County Historical So ciety will meet at 8 p.m. Wednes day. November 5. in the commu nity lounge, 118 North Seventh Street. day, November 6, in the Klam ath County Library lecture room. There will be a craft display: in stallation of new ollicers: and li- inal arrangements tor the dad and jBMI,he,'be,sr place tohopafterir8-'"'I daughter banquet will be made. Correction Because of a mis print, the advertisement placed Sunday by Bob Walker, Democra tic candidate for county commis sioner, (ailed to read "27 years successful business operation and community service." vicnii-Th Nnvemher meet ing of KASRU will be postponed until Wednesday, novemoer it. m account of the hunting season. Maternity Fashions rill 40, Chiloquin 7: Jacksonville 19, Malin 12: Phoenix 13, Henley 7- Oregon State 14, California 8: ban Jose 41. loano i; Washington 6. Oregon 0; Southern Cal 29, Stanford 6: Washington State 38, UCLA 20; 5. MU 26, Texas 10; TCU 22, Baylor 0; Arkansas 21, Texas A&M 8; Army 68. Colgate 6; Princeton 28, Brown 18; Pcnn 19, Harvard 6; Dartmouth 22, Yale 14; Notre Dame 40, Navy 22: Iowa 37. Michigan 14; Wisconsin 9, Michigan Slate 7; Purdue 31, 111. 8: Georgia Tech 10, Duke 8: Wy oming 25, Utah 20; Air Force 33. Oklahoma State 29; and Auburn 6, Florida 5. Tie breaker games: Crater 32. KUHS 6: OTI 66, Oregon College 7; San Francisco 49crs 24, De troit Lions 21. SUSPEND SHIP TRAINING HAMBURG, Germany (UPD Wesl Germany's merchant marine has decided not to train any more cadets .on board ocean-going sail ing ships for the time being, it was disclosed today. The decision followed the sinking last year of the big four-master Pamir in the Atlantic Ocean with the loss of 80 lives. Korea Republic President Pledges Aid Against Reds SEOUL (UPD President Syng- man Rhee pledged recently that the United States will "never be alone" in its fight against Com munism. The United Slates and other "free" nations can count on the support of South Korea with its 720,000-man armed forces in any war against Communist countries including Communist China, he said in an exclusive written inter view with United Press Interna tional. The graying statesman vehe mently denied that the United States would ever have to fight without allies in Asia. Pointing to recent developments in Burma. Pakistan and Thailand, he said that almost everywhere in Asia, Henley Bethel No. 51. Interna tional Order of Job's Daughters, win ineei ai r.ju tonignt in me B -Ml. Laki Grange Hall. Take mon-lfi Smocks Pedal Pushers 2 Pc. Suits Slim Jims Lingerie Bras Girdles Garter Belts See Our Lovelv Collection For The Lodv In Waiting Second Floor Be selfish for Klamath County Elect the best man for State Representative Poul Landry has worked with the State Legislature since 1933. He stands for: No increase in tax es - no surpluses. More jobs through planned industrial development. Strong, energetic representation for east of the mountains. 1 .WrXiUUdt JMt -, Y H ts jiwbl..lli,m;M Let's Be Selfish - Vote For And Elect Paul O. Landry Pd. Adv. Landry Cntrnn. Warron C. Ben net. Chair. SHOP THESE MARKET BASKET ROCK 'N ROLL SHOW & DANCE KLAMATH FALLS New Cocktail Alarms Meds CHICAGO CAP) The scrap iron cocktail is the newest bootleg drink to alarm the medical pro fession. The concoction popular along skid rows is started by dumping yeast, cracked corn or corn meal and sugar into a large metal drum. Rubbing alcohol and moth balls are added. A dash of the cleaning agent Clorox speeds up fermentation. The drink produces bizarre and serious mental etlects. hew pa tients could drink more llian half a pint in six to eight hours and remain conscious. More than half the patients studied suffered from tremors and hallucinations idenu cal to delirium tremens. The symp toms disappeared when drinking was halted. Writing in the Journal of the American Medical Assn., a team if? South Carolina scientists said the drink has a metallic iron taste probably caused by strong con centration of alcohols and traces of metal from the mixing contain er. The report on 50 patients suffer ing from drinking the concoction was made by ur. wenara h Gadsden. Ph. D., and Doctors R Ramsey Mellette and William C. Miller Jr., of Charleston, b.C. the tide has turned against Com munisrr." "We I in Korea) do not have much, but we shall always do what we can in the struggle for freedom and independence." Rhee said. The Korean leader recalled that his country offered "such help as we could give" to South Viet Nam during the Indochincsc War which ended in 1954 and also to the anti Communist rebel forces in Indonesia early this year. South Korea also offered to help the Nationalist Chinese soon after the Formosa crisis began in Au- ust. "Those who fight for right and justice will never be alone," Rhee said. Korea believes in freedom and will fight for it be cause of principles as well as self-interest. Even if the only motivation were self-interest, we and other free men and women would slill have to, fight, because if the United States and the other Allied powers go under, neither Korea nor any other single na tion will be able to survive as democratic and anti-Communist in a Soviet-dominated world." The 83-year-old chief executive said that "all lor one and one for 'aU"may be a hackneyed ex pression, but it sums up Korea's policy in Asia and the rest of the free world. Retoin an Experienced Councilman Re-Elect UDD D. HOYT Uhe Armory's new name) TUES. NOV. 4 featuring IN PERSON the winner or Dick Clark's American Bandstand award. THE "YAKITY YAK" COASTERS and their ORCHESTRA All Prices Effective thru Wednesday. We Reserve the right to limit. It Pays To Shop These Market Basket lst-of -the-Week Red Hot Values For GreaterSavings... Better Selections! PLUS SUGAR PIE & PEE WEE "One Two Let's Rock" and their ORCHESTRA ALSO JOHNNY FULLER "You Got Me Whittling" DANCING 9 to 1 $2.00 PER PERSON Inc. Tax III "-a ii Jqf 3a I WE COULDN'T IMPROVE THE WHISKEY- so we imp rated the package! 1 H Councilman, Ward S lifelonj Resident Proven Qualified end Competent. Pal h Line D. Hurl fell jn " . "T'"j tni 1 . PINTS -- ? 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