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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AXD NEWS, Kl.rn.tl, FUta. Or,. Friday. .Marrh B. 196J PAGE J-A Effects Of Automation On Labor To Be Studied SALEM (LPI, The Senate voted 24-5 today to establish an interim committee to study the effects of automation on labor. The measure, which now goes to the house, calls for $5,000 ap propriation. The committee would include seven legislators, and three lay members named by the governor. Sen. Ted Hallock, D - Portland, termed the proposal one of the most important pieces of legisla tion this session. He said the com mittee could save Oregon MO bil lion in lost wages over the next two decades. Hallock termed, "terrifying" some forecasts that machines would replace all but maintenance personnel in factories in the next 20 years. Voting against the proposal were Mahoney, Leth, Elfstrom, Inskeep, and Ahrens. I NOW j T DIRECT FROM ALLSTATE: I ; : h - t- I i I i I I "1 n: 1 . 1 I '4 -ni . .. . a, Mamma Told To Shove Birds From Warm Nest AUTO LOANS AT ROCK-BOTTOM L RATES 4- Now the same man who gives you low rates on auto insurance can save you as much as '100... '200 on an auto loan, too! New! Another valuable, money-saving service from your Allstate Agent. When you buy a car, you are not obliged to fi nance through the dealer. You have the right to save money, and the way to save is through Allstate Econo-Rate Finance. Allstate rates are much lower than most auto finance plans. You get your Econo-liate auto loan from an Allstate Agent the same man who saves you money on auto insurance, too. Econo-Rate does business the big-volume, low-overhead, more for your money Allstate way. And you'd be amazed at the big difference in the cost of your loan. Quick and convenient: With ftono-Rate you can arrange your loan in minutes and get a check to give the dealer at the same time. All you have to do is establish your credit with Allstate in advance, so you can receive your "Allstate Preferred" membership card. This card establishes you as an A-l credit risk and entitles you to an auto loan at rock-bottom rates without further credit reference. Buy that car, new or used, whenever you're ready. But establish your credit with Allstate today. See or phone your Allstate Enterprises repre sentative. He's also an Agent for Allstate insurance. You'll find him at Sears or at the Allstate office near you. Or just phone and he'll gladly come to your home. SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. BLDG. 133 South Eighth Strttt PHONES: (Start) TU 2-4411 (Booth) TU 2-1171 A.2.C. JAMES FERRYMAN Radar Man Wins Honor A.2.C. James G. Perrvman. ra dar operator, has been selected Airman of the Month for Fehru ary at the Keno Air Force Sta tion, according to the Information Office of the Kingsley Air Field In recognition of his being cit ed. Airman Pcrryman has re ceived a $25 check and three-day pass. The airman was assigned from the University of Arizona to the keno Station in 12. He resides in Klamath Falls with his wife and three daughters. - City Policemen Play 'Cowboy' A pair of city policemen played "cowboy" Wednesday morning when they discovered three hors es wandering around the Mills' Addition. The cowboys, minus spurs, had little trouble herding the maver icks into a nearby field that they thought the horses came from They found out later that it was the wrong corral podner" when a woman from Cove Point called the station and said three of her horses had wandered awav. By ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: Am I guil ty? Can a mother make home to comfortable for her children that they don't want to leave? My sons are 27 and 29 years old attractive. eli - educated and successful in business. They like girls. but apparently they ate too contented with things as they are to exert the energy to make homes of their own. I was left a widow when my boys were teen-agers. 1 have a steady income from my husband's estate. I'd love to move into a small apartment but the boys won't let me. They adore this house. I've told them the first one who marries can have the house as a present but nothing happens. Both of these young men have a great deal to offer a girl. I pray every night they will get married and have families of their own, but time marcnes on and here they sit. Please suggest something. ENOUGH BACHE LORHOOD ALREADY Dear Already: Sometimes the mama bird has to shove the baby birds out of the nest so they will learn to fly. Start shoving. Serve notice now that you are looking for an apartment and that they must find another place to live or engage a housekeeper who will stay In the family home with thrm. Dear Ann Landers: Is my sis ler's boy friend cheating the tele. phone company or not? I say he is. My sister says no. Will you be the judge? John works nights. He likes to call my sister every few hours just to chin. He usually calls her about 8:30 and 10:30 in the eve ning. The place where he works has only coin telephones and he can't afford the loot. So he drops the dime into the phone, lets it ring twice and hangs .up. That's the signal for her to call him back. She calls him back and they talk forever. mg because John doesn t talk on the call. All he does is signal her to call him. What's the verdict? Honest or dishonest? DIOGEN ES Dear Diogenes: It's dishonest. Telephones are instruments of communication not tigualing de vices. When you add up all the rhi elers who are trying to beat the system by signaling In a variety of ways it represents an enor mous amount of tled-up equipment for which lite company gels no revenue. Somebody has to pay for these shenanigans, and who do you think it is? You and I. Bub. Dear Ann Landers: I'm enclos ing a clipping Irom the society section of our newspaper. As you can see. six hostesses have joined hands to give a luncheon for a bride-to-be. I can understand two wom en giving a party together, parti cularly if they are related, or if one has a large home and the other has not. But six women hosting one party. Really! I know- two of these women well, a third is a casual acquaintance, and the other three have never been in side my home. I've always been taught that when one accepts an invitation he is obliged to reciprocate. Does this mean I am now indebted to six women who got together to give one parlv? Please enlight en me. LUMPED Dear Lumped: Sorry, Old Girl, but when several hostesses band together to entertain and you ac cept the Invitation, you are then obligated to each of them. If this sort of "togetherness" Irritates you, don't accept. Confidential to Torn: "What you don't know can't hurt you" is a meaningless collection of words. What you don't know ran hurt vou and plentv. Ignorance Is dangerous. Get the nnrrect In formation from your physician and stop burying your head like an ostrich. Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems Scud them lo her in care of this newspaper enclosing a stamped STAR GAZER 9) WAtK j-Svt- jo) pt.'7 76-77 IAUIUS AMI 31 UAV 21 OS 7 19 30-41 mav r HJMt 2: !-U 25-361 CANCM f 3-IB-29 4d V61.7l-79.Sa UO JULY 34 Aud 33 Q 8-17-38-39 vitoo AUG 34 strf. 33 -Bj CLAY R. POLLAN- M Tour Mir AMfy Gwrfo M "t According lo Slort. f To develop messog for Soturdav, read word corresponding to numbers ot your Zodiac birth sign. 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Klamath Falls is in the ACBL district which includes Ore gon, Northern California and Ha waii. The winners compiled a 66.6 cr cent score while finishing ahead of 33 other teams entered in tlie local competition. The deals played in the tourna ment at the Winema Motor Hotel here Wednesday night were tlie same hands played by duplicate players in other cities where thcl tournament was held. Before the tournament, records of the pre arranged deals were sent to the directors who managed tlie char ity games wherever they were conducted. Others placing locally were 2, Lt. Walter Ncal-Charles Haber stich and 3, Mrs. Lena Smith Mrs. E. C. Lemlcr. OPEN TILL 10:00 P.M. 7 Days a Weak Always An Attendant To Serve You! J. W. KERNS LAUNDRY ANO CLtANINO y I i i A o ra 734 So. 6th TU 4-4197 SK3 E3 nil 0 Seven Kingsley Field personnel today are counting beneficial sug gestion award money which to-' tals $93. The suggestions, which will re sult in an untold savings to the Federal Government, 'were of fered by the program participants! .during tlie past few weeks. Tlie recipients and their sug gestions follow: A. l.C. Alfred R. Mathieu. F-101 arrester hook bridle: A.l.C. Leo nard V. Butler Jr., improved method on replacement of a mo tor: M.Sgt. Walter A. Rambo. F-101 armament control relav panel tester; S.fcgt. Jesse Chumb-wm ley, alterburner work stand stahi- U ltypf har- Ut It Ruvmnnil P Conley, trophy case for Group R Headquarters; T.Sgt. William E. Schrock. chaff dispenser wiring diagrams, and T.Sgt. Ilollis E.ltJ Skidmore, idea dealing with a horn button on tlio rear of a fire department structural pumper. MEASLES IN HOUSE DES MOINES, Iowa (UPD Members of the House today may be glancing apprehensively at their skin for a tell-tale rash. Tom Osborn, a page, came down with the measles. 20 IFF UN ANY TIMEX WATCH WITH THIS COUPON!! THAT'S RIGHT! CHOOSE ANY TIMEX WATCH FROM OUR BIG, BIG SELECTION AND SAVE A BIG 20! STLYES FOR LADIES OR MEN! SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 2-A VOID AFTER 3-29-63 0 Egg w$fflm Mv sister savs this is not cheat-1 self-addressed envelope. 1 196.1 MERCURY MONTEREY , MOHXERET Series t BE Sedan 390 8 CTX t v jftjl, oo No axtra eJuav f'Heat4jrt4)frotoy and iav."i'74 ail other ina listed rate VaU8itafJ Squipnont'O I". v., TRANSPORTATION CHAROStt ' ' (farles depending oa.Dsalar location )- 5 I 293U fX oo-x5ica t 16- ; , : . 53252W 618025X I STANDARD EQUIBMENT , ON EVERY MONTEREY: v -- AutomtdQ (Mr window rirxJ FrO-Thry Vwitttifaa S)fStrY.c ": -JA 8reiiway rod ttyHflf provlckt ift-WMlhtr -s , piottttion, more FrMtfroorn, bettar rtlr vtiion V'Mrn-piMea icitl tor rtra comfort : Orfllt-oprttd vnt wlti4o for convMlMC BliiWO cu. loth V- Wrifnt Cwhlon-UnhtuiMnfion CnnkcstH tmiwion rwfutiin lyittm . , jt 36-000 -ml) tfvlc tm twtww mif '. lubrtdltont 6.000 Mtwn ffllnoj tvbrlcstivrti Aoeurili Myto-rad otl ftreuun jiurHind Powerful fkt that Hijirtt thmU ftf 32 cu. ft luegsit eomprlmrit Aluminum mglfiir . 0rvsntit4 ncktr pintft fottonpr - . fwt-m'itiftt !(( toni-lrti ooofiniintt-firf MtfCury Mflntiify Quality bachad by ?yMf ' - 1 Of 34.000-mlla warrenry. wriKhavtr comas (Irat (St rairtr aida lor wananiy tarrnt.) ...... 1963 MERCURY MONTEREY rooU0T Of WOTON COMPAKY UHCOLM-Mtiitcuirr onntiON "Please don't overestimate our bis new Mercs" Lots of people never get close enotiRh to our cars to read the price stickers. Going by appearances, they figure these big, rich-looking Mercurys must be pretty expensive. So they shop for something less. (And usually end up paying more.) This is unfortunate. For them. And us. So let's set the record straight.. .with a U.S. Government price sticker. There it is in black and white. $2834 including everything you read there. The usual qualifications about licence, tax, destina tion charges ate properly listed. No "stripped-down" price: We don't think that kind of come-on is cute, or good business. Our cars are fully dressed ...with the expected number of ash trays, sun visors and hubcaps. Of course, if you can go over $2834, we offer options like power steering and swing-away wheel; power brakes and deep pleated bucket seats. Larger engines. You can add these and other amenities of modern motoring and still stay under $3500. No warmed-over "small" car: When you buy a Monterey, you're buying an honest-to-goodncss big car. In si:e and ride, power and appointments. The Mon terey's basic body panels and door open ings, for example, are not inherited Irom a lesser model. Our stylish and sensible rear window feature is nowhere else to be found. Come in and see for yourself. f MERCURY I I MONTEREY MONTEK EY CUSTOM S-S Sfei Fro Parking whil you Shop SSL. '-4-....A 1 .Quantities an Limitedl I I X IWi A i i,.:tS? Auuj sraBraJ " 1 mm AM-FM IA0IO INCtUOtt tAnemis. EXTERNAL SPEAKER UMt ANO EAItrHONI mm Sonlo-Aire 11 -Transistor Portable Radio Valu of tho Toar . . . Flays Anywhoral CLEARANCE SPECIAL . so COMPtETI WITH . . . MICROPHONE TAPE ANO 11(11 BATTERIES EARPHONE COMPARE AT $26.95 Sonie-AIra 4-Transistor Recorder Easy Portablo . . . Compact Doilgn PAr ON EASY 1UDOET TERMS 11 TRAN. PORT AMFM RADIO $ WALNUT FINISH CAIINIT Csmplm wtttl lattnM I. hrpliww WAS Slf.fO 6 TRANSISTOR PORTABLE RADIO $ VERY COMrACTI CompkHi with lttrtM t EnrpliM WAS $2l.tS WAS ELECTRONIC SPECIALS 8 TRANSISTOR TABLE RADIO CLEARANCE SPECIAL WAS 15 QO50 8 TRANSISTOR TABLE RADIO $03 40 b Mm Plnyi AnywrMra 4 la. ipttkn. Cmpl wltk m IA IstMrlM (Jitd lorprloM. Wrn $14.10 EmWi 1)030 8 TRANSISTOR PORTABLE RADIO $i Q30 ff m CsmplM with LMftkW CwrylKt Cm, latMrin B Mm mm orphetwl W S24.S B w 10 TRAN. PORTABLE RADIO $Ofl05 4 TRAN. TELEPHONE AMPLIFIER $41125 Powtrful AM IUptl. Crwiplat with 9ttrif M lrpnM. W S31.tS 29 frt your hands whll ye talhl Volume Control lattery OporataxJ. Wat SIMS 12 You're aluaji uclcomt to try nur mtxltls an J prices on for sir. That's u hat ue're here fnr. JOE FISHER 677 So. 7th Street ALL ELECTRONIC SOUND EQUIPMENT GUARANTEED 90 DAYS . . . IP ANY ITEM PROVES TO IE DEFECTIVE IN NORMAL USE WITHIN 10 DAYS MOM DATI Of PURCHASE, IT WILL IE REPLACED WITHOUT CHARGE IT GOOD YEAR BATTERIES ARE NOT OUARANTEEDI BARGAINS FOR THE HOME Sponge Mop 77' Was $19.95 $14?5 -NERAL ELECTRIC ORTABLE MIXER WESTINGHOUSE ACUUM CLEANER Was $39 "Roll Around," 1 H.P. Motor with Attachments mi $34'5 ON FLEETWOOD ELECTRIC BLANKET Dbl. Bed Sgl. Control Wat $19.95 GENERAL ELECTRIC STEAM & SPRAY IRON Wat $21.95 ROTARY POWER MOWER Was $39.95 2Vi H.P. Engine Rubbtr Tires SHELF MERCHANDISE" & "FLOOR MODELS" $1395 17 88 $3295 HOUSEWARES HARDWARE AUTO ACCESSORIES! 10to25 OFF 10 to 80 OFF -GAMES AND TOYS! SPECIAL THIS WEEK! FRONT END ALIGNMENT o We'll Repack Front Wheel Beatings o Correct Camber, Caster, Toe-In 5 3Days ) e Run Carelul Road Cheek Oniyi f r ' GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE ALLSTATE' INSURANCE 201 South 11th St. TU 4-8141 i