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n ttTDNSPAV, NOVKMBEK 10. 1958 PAGE 7 A ENTRY BLANK 1958 Klamath Christmas Parade Klamath Falls, Oregon December 6, 19S8 Type of entry: Float Musical Marching Other Representing (Individual or Organization) ""7 Addresi By Mail to Klamath Jayrees, Imncirianl: Mall enirv Inrm. i Parade Chairman, later han December P.O. Box 407. j, 19S8. Klamath f alls, Oreinn Union, Management Unite To Revive Fur Industry Another Demo Accepts Offer PORTLAND (AP)-Rcp. Kdith Green, a Democrat, said Tuesday she will be happy to discuss Ore Kon's problems with Gov -elect Mark Hatfield, a Republican. She thus joined Sen. Richard Neuherscr and Reps. Charles Porter and Walter Norblad in ac ceptina Hatfield's invitation. Karlier, Sen. Wayne Morse said he would not attend such a meet ing with Harfield. Hot Water Well On Farm Dumbfounds Farmer MONMOUTH. III. 'APl-Karm er Chalmer l.ovdahl has a hot well on his farm and he's in a little fever about it. The 30-foot well, Lovriahl said, had furnished sparkling and cold water .for his household for 3fi years until last August. "The water was far colder and better for drinking than water from a nearby well 125 feet deep that I use for my stock." Lov dahl said. But the water in the smaller well began warming up last August. It became progressively warmer and recently it leveled oil at 101 degrees, where it has re mained. Lovdahl called in experts from the University of Illinois and the State Health Department to ex plain the phenomenon. No satis factory explanations were given. 1-ovdahl said he's undecided whether to move away on the WASHINGTON AP Union and management forces in the fur industry united today in a throe year, Sitoo.OOO program to revive the American woman's flagging interest in buying furs. While mink, ermine and sable remain popular with those who ian anora mem. the less exotic furs have slumped in feminine favor. Fur sales have dwindled to Galaxy Photog Has Rough Time PASADENA. Calif. TAP) Photographing a star galaxy dur ing a snowstorm turned out badly for Swiss-born scientist Fritz Zwicky, 59. Dr. Zwicky, professor of astro physics at the California Institute of Technology, became ill as a result of overexposure to the cold. He spent 4'j hours in a small cage atop mile-high Ml. Palomar taking spectrograph pictures of the galaxy with the aid of the 200 inch telescope. When he finished at 3 a.m. Monday, he was half numb. To make matters worse, his pictures were blurred and of no use. SURPRISE MOSCOW (AP) Moscow radio nerved up a surprise today for Western listeners to its home broadcasts. The radio orchestra played the complete overture from "Oklahoma." Then two songs from Ihe American musical, "1 Can't Say 'No'," "Everything's Up to Date in Kansas City", were sung in a Russian translation. about half the volume of 10 years ago. Improbably, it was the Amal gamated Meat Cutters and Butch er Workmen's Union which look the initiative in trying to restore the glamor appeal of fur coats. The Fur Workers Union has been adopted by the Meat Cutters as its fur and leather department, but a substantial part of the de partment's membership is out of work. The Meat Cutters announced that an initial $25,000 contribution from their treasury will be sup plemented with about $150,000 a year collected by a joint union management authority for use of the union label in fur garments. Another $150,000 annually, more or less, is to be raised by individ ual contributions Irom the many fur manufacturers mostly small operators and from the manu facturers trade associations. A study of consumers' fur-buv- ing habits, wants, likes and dis likes has been made, the union announced. That study will pro vide the basis for a promotion and advertising campaign. lnis program will be manaoed by a Fur Fashion and Information Council headed by Abe Feinglass. director of the union's fur and leather department. In addition. Feinglass said, the council will undertake an inten sive research program into fur coloring, styling and production techniques. The fur industry acknnwledaes makers of cloth coats have cut deeply into their market by smart styling, the use of new fabrics, textures and finishes, and intro duction of new artificial fibers. For Ihe Crowd The Original WEAR - A-DLANKET It's a Sleeper . . . It's a Blanket Baby's olways so safe and warm in Ihe Weor-a-Blanket I Warm at a blanket should be roomy as ' a sleeper should be. Good for bed, yet ideal lor playpen wearing on cold mornings. Shrink-resisrant, jiffy "wash and dry" non-allergie Estron-nylon fleece. Jocquard knit collar and cuffs in matching colors; ' wont sag or stretch. 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