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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. Klamalh Falls. Ore. Thursrtav. .Tulv IB. 1flS PAGE 5 A ORROMI Rare Will Filed By Ohio Dentist Car Makers Will Endure DETROIT IAD-Auto manufac ":ia kiii oe anie 10 survive a .60 lo M-day slcel strike with no particular strain. The auto industry normally ah snrhs ahout 15 to 20 per cent of tne total steel production. nu ine automakers have vast fleel stockpiles, plus about one , , .and ready for sale. emphasis during her ,1 a 1 k and dozen t0okies fur the tea. They Ivision that a $10,000 U.S. Treasury This inventory of new cars url"u"!"",llu" lu ,ue" ,ur " ";. -.re to be left at the home ot Mrs.;ote will go to the person who chrtnU i-.. -u , fn j unci lemcnniai r lower snow to De snouid last about fin davs, evenn u ,u . it , ,- j , ' . .. be d in Klamath h s, August 1 uiuic iiiiHit'is are duui. MARIETTA, Ohio AP) Pro bate Court oflicials are wonder ing if anyone will respond to an unusual provision in the will of a local dentist. ipresidcnt, Mrs. Karl Kujac and. The will, filed Tuesday, is that line hostesses for the meeting. Mrs. of Dr. Rraden E. Nida. who died MAUN Flower arranging wa$,Kobert Byrne and Mr. Fhilip July S at 62. His wile, a former the focal point of the June meet-;Bonm !wjte amj three children are Drin- Mrs. Ben Johnson, tea chairman. cipal beneficiaries. for the District Floww Show, asked But there is no immediate ex- MAI.IN GARDEN CLUB ing of the Malin Garden Club. I.Mrs. Crystel Cheyne of the ML million l59 models already built i i. '""jeucri member to commune two pianation, ollicials said, of a pro mil lemenniai r lower anow to De,r,. iarw nn Fr djv. , u v 31. i.iihin a vur c,.nn1ic lh mW That would carry dealer, clo In a"u .. 1 rra"S"enis award for the month 1f June was wm. the introduction dates for ijhi1""' : V7 ' iPreseniea to mrs. i-nym unci. iinnn ni'iicpn Also, the special recognition half of a $1 bill attached to the I introduction dates for models. . Long-range plans call for all' Th,f "ext mMtin,g,of !le c,!'b Chrysler Com. nrnrii ictinn nf lUQl ' J , c models to end by early Aucust and for General Motors production . to end during August. Ford divi sion planned to run until early September with other Ford Motor Co. production shutting down in August. '. Ford will be the least affected by the strike since it normally makes about -50 per cent of its steel at its Rouge plant in subur ban Dearborn. This Dlant is rank- ed 13th among all U.S. steel plants -in capacity and can make 1,898, 6(10 tons of ingots in a year. ' Tne other automakers have ac cumulated enough steel for the big initial runs of 1960 models. home of Mrs. J. Perry Haley The program will be on propagat ing by air wrapping, it was an nounced by the newly installed Refreshments were then served by the hostesses of refreshment, Mrs. Noah Nyhart, Mrs. Tony Suty and Mrs. Cheyne. Members are reminded that dues are now payable and that the new yearbooks are available. Miracle Promised By Reds; Exhibit Completion Slated MOSCOW (AP)-With the open ing of the U.S. Exhibition in Mos cow by Vitfe President Richard M. Nixon only 10 days away; the fairgrounds slill look more like a bomb site than a shiny adver tisement of the American way of life. The staging in Gorki Park is so far from completion it looks as if only a miracle could finish it on time but Soviet workmen are promising to work Ihe miracle. Seventy-five young Russian speaking Americans, brought over to act as guides at the exhibit, NEW YORK (AP) Steel mills j were handed brooms, paint brushsjme all the bills you have, made good use of the two-week land frying pans immediately on; left with $17. ' NEW ELK RULER LA GRANDE (AP) The new district deputy grand exalted ruler of the Elks Lodge in Northeastern Oregrin is William Thomas, La Grande real estate agent. Mills Made Vows Good shown workers generally have genuine enthusiasm. The Soviets refused to allow skilled Finnish carpenters to as semble a prefabricated building made in Finland and insisted on doing the work themselves. The Finns patiently taught the Soviets how to do the job, RETURN ON INVESTMENT LOS ANGELES (UPI) A man walked into . a Salvation Army store Tuesday, showed a gun and said: "I've donated to the Salva tion Army many times. Now give He 'steel labor contract extension to take care of their customers, Iron Age magazine said today. Ship 'merits were very heavy, the pub lication added. The national metalworking week ly, making no mention of a steel strike in its news release, said steel mills were still uncertain how strong their market will be when operations are back to nor mal. , Mills producing large-tonnage carbon steel products know there was a massive inventory buildup in the first half of the year but are encouraged, Iron Age said, ;by these facts: 1. There have been no signifi cant cancellations or deferments since the start of July. ; 2. Talks wi(h customers indicate most want all the steel they have ordered. . 3. The rate ot incoming orders 'at one large mill last week was .about in line with its operating .rate. - 4. Plate and structural .sched ules are already 50 per cent filled for September. CHAMI and WAlKtM irt.et AMe tor Mi Sturdily coaitracted tad tutty controlled. ltl JtnnlOfl Folding Wheel Chain and welkeri impire coapteet confidence in th mi. Two of many (ine Evarttt at Jen sines aidi for the handicapped, AalmlOll WHar Aetlieriaed Malar Rentals end Sales Currin's lh It Mai for drugs h. TU 2-1471 ;Demo Rips State Aide By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Oregon Secretary of State Howell Appling was accused Tues day by a Democratic state rep resentative of using public funds for partisan political purposes, 'and Appling denied the charge. ' Rep. Beulah Hand (D-Milwau- Me) said a four-page summary of ;a .speech made by Appling at a Republican picnic at Klamath Tails had been mailed to all Ore- gun newspapers. This "diatribe against the Dem ocratic party," Mrs. Hand said, was prepared by a civil, service worker, written on state paper ,nd even mailed through the state 'postal system. ; Mrs. Hand, Appling replied, is parking up the wrong tree. He said the speech did not 'cover partisan matters. Appling said that although he used state paper, the printing and postal costs had been charged to him. - arrival. 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