Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 09, 1963, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text' X - ... v :: :: 4 J DIVORCE GRANTED London sociefy'i favorite guessing game came to an end Tuesday when the verdict finally was handed down in the divorce suit brought by the Duke of Argyll, right, against his millionairess wife, the Duchess of Argyll, left. The 60-year-old Duke has been involved in a number of court battles against his 50-year-old wife since 1959. The duke won his divorce U PI Telephoto lj Communitu ; Calendar j Duke Of Argyll Sheds Wife In Flaming Suit THURSDAY RUMMAGE SALE, Friendship Club. 8 a.m., Clydes Towing I.ADIKS AUXILIARY. Canton Crater No. 7. 8 p.m., meeting Odd Fellows Hall. FRIDAY RUMMAGE AND PLANT SALE, Mt. Laki Garden Club, 8 am. to 3:30 p.m., Reliable Cleaners, 1118 Main. LDS YOUNG MARKIEDS, First Ward, 7 p.m., box social, church recreation hall. RUMMAGE SALE, Friendship Club, 8 a.m., Clyde s Towing. CHICKEN BENEFIT DINNER, 6 to 7 p.m., entertainment, Tule lake L D S. Church. EWAUNA ENCAMPMENT AND LEA, 8 p m.. meeting, I00F Hall SATURDAY KLAMATH COUNTY POMONA GRANGE, 6 p m.. dinner, 8 p.m. meeting. Lost River Grange at, Olene. Speaker, Frank Ganong. CIIEMULT GIRL SCOUTS, Troops 20 and 40, 3 to 4 p.m Mother's Day tea. Puppet show, awards. : ( IIII.OOl IV DO SI DO, 8 p m. square dance. Masonic Hall Bring politick. KLAMATH EXTENSION ALUMNI, 12 noon, potluck. meeting, Pearl Harsey, 4525 Bis bee. MOOSE, 8 p.m., Ma and Pa Bowling Banquet, dance to follow, Moom Home. GIRL SCOUT PLANNING HOARD, 9 a.m. to 12 noon, meet ing and fashion show, Mills Audi torium. -SHASTA VIEW COMMUNITY BLDG. ASSOC., 8 p m., card par ity. Community Hall, Shasta Way and Madison. - MOTHER'S DAY DANCE. 9 30 pm. to 1:30 a.m.. VFW Hall. Flowers for women. MERRY MIXERS, 8 pm . square dance. Merry Mixer Hall Bring refreshments. ; RUMMAGE SALE, KUHS Span lsB Cluh, 8:30 a.m. to pm.. Reliable Cleaners, 1116 Main. SUNDAY DKMOI.AY AND R ETHEL NO. a. .lobs Daughters, 8 30 a m . Mothers Pay breakfast, Willard Hotel. Program, awards. Rock Project SALEM (UPI - The Oregon Highway Commission will open bids May 21 on a rock production project on the Ml. Ashland forest mad about 10 miles southeast ol Ashland. EDINBURGH. Scotland (UPD The Duke of Argyll, Bfl, chief of the Clan Campbell and hereditary master of the queen's household in Scotland, was granted a di vorce today after the judge dis closed the beautiful duchess had been photographed in the nude with another man. The divorce was granted ot grounds the 50-year old duchess, striking millionairess, had com mitted adultery with a hotel press agent. the duke had accused his wife of committing adultery with four men, including an American bust nessman described In court by the judge as "a self-confessed wolf who "admitted having the morals of a tomcat." The decree was handed dow n by House Okays Study Bill For Cities SALEM UP1 A new tool for metropolitan areas to use in trying to cope with tncir own problems was approved 46-14 to day by the House. The bill for creation ot metro politan study commissions went to the Senate. It would apply now to Portland and If they wanted, to Salem and Eugene. Any other city growing to a population of ,ono wouia come under it then. Rep. John Mosscr. R-Beaverton, and Rep. Richard Kennedy. l Eugene. called it this session's most Important bill dealing with local government. Mosscr said its pnilnsnpny is that citliens of cities and suburbs can best solve their own prob lems. The commission members would be drawn from an area 10 miles in radius from the heart of a city. Legislators ot inai area would appoint the commission members. The commission's teeth would lie in its power to put rec ommendations for annexation, consolidation, or new districts on the ballot by a two-thirds vote. Mosscr said in 11 there were 504 special local districts of one kind or another in Oregon, more than twice the number in 1031 and more than five limes 1041. He said "it Is the legislature that has authorized this prolifer ation ot districts." and now it is the legislature that should pro vide a new tool or solving some of the problems they have created. Opponents, many from less pop ulalod areas, called the bill un necessary and said the legislature should not step Into such a new area. Justice John Wheatlcy in a mara thon decision which revealed for the first time since the trial last month some of the most sensa tional evidence produced in a British divorce hearing since the war. i The duke had charged his wife with adultery with an unnamed man with whom she posed in nude photographs and with three named men Baron Sigmund von Braun, brother of rocket expert Wernher von Braun; American business man John Conane, 55, who now lives in Ireland, and Harvey Peter Combe, Savoy Hotel press agent. The justice ruled that the duke had not condoned his wife's af fair with Cohane, the "seif-con- fesscd wolf." in a New York hotel suite Jan. 13, 1956. But he granted the actual di vorce on the ground that the duch ess, mother ol trie uucness ol Rutland, had been intimate with Corqbe. Justice Wheatlcv. who took three hours and 20 minutes to read his S5.0O0 word verdict, reserved de rision on the question of legal costs which are estimated to be among the highest of the century in the series of legal actions $140,000. The duchess, who had denied the charges, is expected to appeal. Combe also had denied intimacy. Senate Group Still 'Considering' House-Approved Income Tax Bill jPAGE -A HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Thursday, May I. 196J SALEM (UPli - Today, the 116th day of the legislative ses sion, the Senate Tax Committee is still going through the motions of "considering" the House-ap proved income tax bili. It's a sham. The committee members know full well what the House program includes and what's more im portant, they know they aren't going to buy it. That's why Gov. Mark Hatfield. at his Monday news conference, warned of the dangers of a "con ference committee" lo iron out differences. The House has sent its bill to the Senate. The Senate will make amendments that undoubtedly will not win approval in the House Then House Speaker Clarence Barton and Senate President Ben Musa will appoint a "conference committee" which will meet un til it reaches some kind of agree mcnt. Because of the nature of such last minute give-and-take sessions, the results will not satisfy any one. That's why Hatfield tcrmcc' he process "the poorest way to draft a tax program." Hatfield also termed conference committees "a horrible legislative procedure." He wasn't addressing his re marks at the Senate Tax Com mittee. He was speaking to the public. I Hatfield suggested that Senate Tax Committee Chairman Boyd Overhulse, D-Madras, invite the House Tax Committee to meet-! ings to iron out differences as a way lo avoid a conference com mittee. I The governor knows the Senate bristles at such suggestions. , The Senate Tax Committee is just as jealous of its role as is the House Tax Committee. Each of the three forces firmly believe it is right. Hatfield wanted tax reform built around a net receipts plan. The House adopted a modified net receipts plan. The Senate doesn't like the net receipts proposal, and both the House and the governor know it. There appears a growing feeling on the Senate side that a sales tax is the answer. Some Dolls have shown growing public sup port for a sales tax. The House opposes a sales tax. But the Senate knows the real test of any tax program rests with the people. Proponents say the sales tax is "painless." and that people don't realize how much money they are paying. No political realist can over look this appealing feature. There'll be no sweeping "tax reform" this session. There will be a patchwork adjustment of rates. But two years from now tax reform may be achieved. It may wear the cloak of a sales tax. Wloihsih QonqJuduhiionA Sunday, May 12 on your day, FROM THE Wiotor Motel Main Kennedy Doll Ready For Sale Las ANGELES (UPli - A new Japanese-made doll, foot-high likeness of President Kennedy sit- ting in a wooden rocking chair. goes on the market next month, The spring - wound toy. which has a wardrobe ranging from a football uniform lo a full-dress tuxedo, will sell for about 16.95. When you wind it up, the doll racks and plays e tune "Happy uays Are Here Again. Woes Faced By Fishers WASHINGTON (UPI)-A gover-' nor, fishermen and senators said Tuesday the American fishing in dustry is swamped by financial woes and faces extinction unless congress bails it out. A score of witnesses paraded before the Senate Merchant Ma rine and Fisheries subcommittee s u p p o r t ing an administration backed $125 million 10-year pro gram of fishing boat subsidies. They said thut Russian trawlers and other foreign, state - built. modern fleets are harvesting tra ditional American fishing grounds on both coasts in alarming num bers. American fishermen have difficulty financing new boats and are uablc to compete, they said. Economy Minded Lrg StlMtion Shrubi A fvrgrflt, $1.45 to $2.25 Baker's Landscape Nursery : am ti i J'-' Perfect for Mother . . . 5parkNnfl mw pattnt Itath- rt in vtry shop madt . , , long baft, ihert b9t, t bfs. ikinny ft, mni -torn inbtrwn. You'll find tha thapa to ptaoto bar tiarr 2'?. 19 98 m 98 pill u ' White Sana R.d Black All gift! beautifully wrapped in the Bogatay Manner. 4 In Or it In doubt, II f 1 1 " ?' fK Gift Cortiticala! 8Sr& WITH LOVE Purchase any ROBE from Regular Stock 10.98 and up Your gift from us to you is A pair of Cuddly Slippers. Thursday & Friday Only Gofer's 15th Anniversary AND STOCK mm i sr. i n r 1 ROLAND COFER, Serving the Basin for 15 Years! $25,000 STOCK MUST BE SOLD! We need cash! Includes $15,000 inventory of New and out-of-pawn diamonds, wedding ensembles, men's diamonds, ladies dinner rings, miscellaneous stone rings, men's and women's watches and other fine jewelry! , Save 25 to 50! 10 DAYS ONLY! Every Diamond Guaranteed. These are Bona Fide Values! FREE! Baby Ring With Any Wedding Set Purchase! Every Diamond in Brand New Mountings! Here a Few Examples: 1 Carat Total Weight DIAMOND ENSEMBLE $33750 1 Carat Total Weight DIAMOND ENSEMBLE 00 $269 V Carat Total Wt. DIAMOND ENSEMBLE $ 179 50 Va Carat Total Wt. DIAMOND ENSEMBLE 5 50 M Lodi" & Gents All S.,.- v.; From I t m Birthstone Rings m $095 I 100 Different Styles & Sizes to Choose from $39.95 to $1100.00! 59 "to 249 95 Selection of 20 I Ladies Dinner Rings ijj Selection of 18 ') Men's Diamond Rings 1 to 19 Stones 1 to 1 1 Stones 4950to 650 00 SHOP! COMPARE THE VALUES! Buy Now for Mother's Day Graduation Gifts Father's Day! h Costume Jwdr V LtJLl Out Of Pawn RIFLES J-W.nthtiUr 30-30, Modil 94 . S4I.J0 1-Winchir 32 Spec, Mod. 94 . J47 50 S-$o9. 30-10. Modfl 340 . . $37. 95 3-Morlin 30-30. Modrl 336 129 93, 142 30, 144 95 1-Morlin 32 Seiciol. Modl 336 . $39 9 l-Marlm 31 Cl . Mix). 336A $49 50 1- 30 06 diflt I Aloiks 2 Powtr $ep $79.95 2- Brihtk 303 R.fUi $22 40 l-Rtm.Bglon 30 06, Mdl 721 164 95 1-Rtmmglon .270. Mod 721 $64 91 1-Mosibtrf .22 Mflfnum $24 93 1-Rmlnlai .222 $47 50 l.Menkt'i .22 Tatt $27 30 I Sii'i.i .22 Tarfti 129 50 Mann athan tnm $19 9$ Out Of Pawn CAMERAS MODEL 80A POLAROID 2 Only MODEL BOA POLAROID With Wink Light Flaih MODEL (00 POLAROID KODAK BROWNIE MOVIE lingla Lani . 2 Only KODAK BROWNIE II MOVIE CAMERA KODAK BROWNIE TURRET MOVIE KODAK AUTOMATIC S MOVIE CAMERA KEYSTONE K25 MOVIE CAMERA 2 ot Thoia KEY5TONE K25 MOVIE CAMERA KEV5TONE K33 MOVIE CAMERA KEYSTONE K26 TURRET MOVIE CAMERA. (2) DEJUR CITATION TURRET MOVIE CAMERA WOLLENSACK MODEL 43 TURRET MOVIE CAMERA MANSFIELD HOLIDAY II TURRET ARGUS M3 TURRET $32" '37" 64" 14so $199$ J24" $29,5 $17so $18" 3450 34" $29,$ $34" $32so s4r$ Out Of Pawn SILVERWARE Sl-Pc. ?OJ0 ROGERS SILVERWARE J 36-Pe. Oi50 ROGERS SILVERWARE OO 42-Pc. O750 ROGERS SILVERWARE . 56-Pc. 0S NATIONAL SILVERWARE W 109-P.. iLA NOBILITY PLATE 01 Out Of Pawn TELEVISION SETS WESTINGHOUSl 17" TV EMERSON 21" TV Now Pi Tuba EMERSON 21" TV RCA 21" TV AIRLINE 17" TV MAGNAVOX 21" TV DUMONT 21" TV RCA VICTOR 21" TV't 54" $49,$ $47" ,29,s $49" $3750 W124" Out Of Pawn SHOT GUNS 1- J. C. Higgins Modtl 60 12 ga. Automatic. Vant R.b Bairal with Adiustobla Choka $74 50 1 J C. Higgint Mod. 40 - 12 00. Auto. 159 9$ 2- Rtmington Mod. 11A - 12 ao Auto. $47 9$ 1-Sovaga Modal 306 12 aa. pump. Rib Bartal $39 95 1-$aoga Mod. 75SA - 16 go. Auto. $64 SO l.Wt,m Fit Id 16 go. Pump $19 9$ 1 Wtitam Fiald 12 00. Pump $39 9$ 1-3. C. Higgini Mod. 20 . 12 ga. Pump $42 SO 1-Sn.fn. Mod. 77A 12 ga. Pump $49 9$ 1-W,nhiit.t Mod. 2$ 12 ga. Pump $59 9$ Alio - Bolt and $naa Shot $14 9! to $24.9$ Out Of Pawn Tape Recorders Record Players MAGNAVOX CABINET RECORD PLAYER . . . TRAV-LAR $TEREO HI-FI Blonda Cabinat M W STEREO HI-FI Mohogony Cabinat . . WEBCOR STEREO CABINET TAPE RECORDER. Sold now tor $49$ . Only Othar $.gla, 3 t 4-tpaod $1000 la $7$0 RECORD PLAYER! From lot 31 54" s64" 74" M79" Sewing Machines, Hand Tools, Pow er Tools, Many Other Items, All Re duced for This Great Sale! Come Save! Remember the Location 625 Klamath Ave. COFER S mm 1 SIS Main YA kV Phone TU 4 3466 V) 617 Main Street I