Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 29, 1963, Image 14

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Newspaper Page Text2 HERALD AND SEWS, Klamath Falls, Ongna Thursdij, Attfttst , JWt PAGE 5-B Two Red Leaders Will Ask 1 VI You Park FREE In Front of Every Storem Commies To Draw Up Sides iere for attractive prices on drug and variety store merchandise. STRAW BAGS Ladies vhito or tfli AQ beioe. Reo. 2.29 1 17 SPECIAL I CHARCOAL LIGHTER Wi""1 1 Gal 8c 1 r9 -W INSULATED JUGS Lighr feather weight, Keeps liquids hot or cold for many hours. $1.77 Genuine Hickory SMOKE-STIX For Barbecue COMFY PADS ror aaaea sleeping ( f 1 comfort with elf l types of curlers. Mm m BRUSH 'N COM! purse size set f Nylon f'l if Nylon GLAMOUR 4 uT.n P?I V NETS HAR $1 V BANDS J CURL CLIPS Bouffant Size SHOWER CAPS Terry cloth )A inter-limn a. 1 LUNCH PAILS Children's decorative. 188 WIZARD DRI-CUSE Ice In Carts Keeps food and drink cold for hours. Great for picnics. Reg. 3.29 Multi purpose BEAUTY CAPE For make up, shampooing, tinting, home permanent!, or just everyday combing and bruihing. SO mr mm . xu (it. Open 365 days a year . . . 366 on leap years. Open 9 tilt 10 ... 9 to 9 on Sundays & Holidays. Druggist On Duty At All Times Current charge customers may chorge any thing except Camera Dept. Mdst., in the Suburban Drug Bldg. at the prescription S x. GET GENUWf W0TS nan' VORH 'M W HE SAYS THEY'RE TOPS! m "THIS IS. THE BOOT FOR ME!" Sizes 11 - 2 12.95 Sizes 2Vz - 6 15.95 Sizes6V2-8 16.95 B & D Widths We have your size, your correct width. Come in and select a poir now ... lay oway fof only $1.00 4m Shop Till 9 ill 1 X 1 SOBALLS FOR YOU! Whot's more, SO LUCKY WINNERS will be eligible for a $20.00 Bonus C re-Jit Award to opply on the purchase of a ne HOME FOOD FREEZER! Sob Says - HERE ARE SOME REAL BUYS! Pt'LA, Yugoslavia ft'Pi So-; viet Premier Nikjta Khrushchev and President Tito intend to call a summit conference of Commu-j riist parlies to stand up and bei counted tor either Moscow or ' Peking in the ideological dispute j veteran diplomatic observers said todav. Tiie observers said the two: Communist leaders have worked out a joint policy for battling Red Chinese bid for leadership of the Communist tamp. During Khrushchev's current May visit to Yugoslavia, the Soviet premier and Tito have cached an understanding for a new collaboration netseen heir two countries. Both have been targets of bitter Chinese eriticism. OB SCHOLL Star Licensed Wotchmak.r COSTUME All Stock Reg. 1.10 and Reg. 2.20 WEDDING SET 6-diamofld) set that is reg ularly priced to ga st 189.95. Buy it during this tola far only 89.95 MAN'S CROTON 17 Jewels Reg, 49,95 new ultra thin' mode! with fully teweleol 4isl, An exquisite 4w watch for men, plus tax 24.95 The euarrel revokes en KhEu-i shchevs policy of peaceful eoes istencs based n the belief that! communism will overcome ejs- talism without resort to a nuclearl war that could destroy the world. The Peking regime insists a & more militant policy calling tor armed rebellion to spread com- munism. An announcement Tuesday night said Khrushchev and Tito had discussed the interna! iCsmmaittst movement, with en-; phasis ob "strengthening the unity' of the movement. 0 I Je esK' M i Cemmunist China has split the movement with cttacks on the Soviet I'oioa sad tpeclttcaUy oa Khrushchev. Pefang hatifs Khnt sbchesr and Tito as "rasnins dogs of Western imperialism." Khrushchev, curreooy m Use joint's day of his visit, has gone ost of his way several times in IpuWie to slap the Cfcioese. There are about Communist parties in the world. Most follow the Moscow lisse, and wmH be expected to appear t he proj ected summit conserenee, prob ably in Moscow. LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE A.I.C. CHARLES DANIEL Top Airman Honors Go To Daniel rrmnrrnn: DSfi ' 8 9 7 DOWN U 3 iwJo p LT BOB CLEAN AND CHECK YOUR DIAMOND FREit WE TIME THE AIR FORCE U.C. Charles W. Daniel, cook for the 408th Air Base squadron. has been selected Kingsley Kicks! Airman of tiie Month for July As recipient of the award, Dan-! ict has received a $25 check and a letter from Col. Edwin J. Wto enburger, commanding oiiicer; a Kiwams Ctuh luncheon; on ar ticle ol wearing apparel from a local men's store: and a three- day pass. A native ol ravettevrtfe. ienn Airman Daniel first entered the service with the Navy in 19321 and served unttt fate discharge in 1935. In 19.' he re-entered the! service with the Air Force ami; lias been serving continuously since thiit date. During his IE years service, he; has served overseas in Japan, Korea, China, Formosa, Philip pines, Guam awf Okinawa. He is marries ana nas two sons, ages 5 and 8. The family! rcskles at 18 Arthur Street,; Klamath Falls. A3NOW 6 iHOfN5f ' 'OBOMS "S OSH3 f 'WN 340Da83d I UMorj -J0i i "01 'WVS 313Nfi '8. 3DS "9 'WOO t 'ittrumV l s !SS3ASNV I 1 POLLY'S POINTERS Luggage And Keys POLLY CRAMER hswspoper Enterprise Assrv STAINLESS 4 jBIG TrrT"g3 I Boui htf it o NEW I J STAINU&jSSl LOW PRICE for a 12 lb. ST E Ell T'CJiS:' f ttomiaii t'ef tub 'I I m Spesd Qun auSomafic .1 . wflih fo1!!? wojh.r. Advonctd f0!ofy to.yar nginrlng mad th mony-jovirtg wmfcinsHen ? Sih kf drf, ,' """'l' ",d w f f potJibb. (t' qualfty-pbt nMLY tflmft,ie ,tnl ... or,d pfie-minujf Slop f 299 95 " " famed foR DEPc.suABiurr Free Steaks! . i TIMED FOR SCHOOL Introducing SAMSONITE SENTRY new modern shape... exclusive concealed locks. ..strong lightweight magnesium frame. ..striking "designer" Interiors. Ns obligation Just corn in to SHsHcr's tni pick s snow belt from our freezer. SflDQufffftBB The Luggage that comes to QtienU0n$martly! Sfgrfmg f I , ffhnt..,vi4w:si5m new ciort...fevti kM iu v,v)d lock tvtfl t yurt ot tnt. Etpeotive? 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Tnere are tso small closets m the bed rowit and I Sir.l the limited itace works better since I tm all the hma clothes in one closet and half-length tilings lite skirts,; jackets, Mouses and shirt to the other one, 1 had two shelves pat under the haff-ienRth clothes iu provide a place for bedding, ta-j ens and other things that require shelf space R H. GIRLS This arrangement! euU leave the tinea closet ttf yea have one! free for some sth- er iisc.-i'Ol.I.Y DEAR POLLY Since, I am liiwt and at an age where f sftoud tot he climbing up on chairs to reach things, i enlisted the aid oi large pair of outdoor barDecue tegs. They are also twnoy ior hildren who k-ara to ass (ten; easily or for ill or older mem-; hers of the family. MIC. J, . GlHt.S-t'llmbtaK rkam Is; dangerous business for any af j at tar ze FOLLY PEAR POLLY When you tate down draperies for washing or; dry cleaning, stick the pin hooks into a bar of sn?o. 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