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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1963)
rn Chrysler Plymouth See the 64's! VALIANT P'fron, $1910 HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Wednesday, September M, 196S PAGE-9A PLYMOUTH p-jf.- $2211 CHRYSLER priced from $2888 ALL WARRANTEED FOR 5 Years cr 50,000 Miles . we've got too many used cars, so CLEARANCE of ALL USED CARS NOW! Pick Your Finoncing Method 1. NO DOWN PAYMENT 2. 100 FINANCING 3. Normal Down with Bank Financing 4. Farm Plan 5. Cash On Approval of Credit LOOK 'EM OYER! MAKE AN OFFER! DRIVE 'EM HOME! IF YOU'RE GOING TO BUY A '63 or OLDER CHECK THESE '63 Hillman 4 dr. H 4-$pd. Grey-Blue $1495 '62 Chevrolet Impalaa 2 DHT RHATPS, Blue White $2695 '61 Plymouth 2DHT RHATPS. Red-White $1595 '61 Rambler 4 Dr. Sdn. H, Stick. Grey $ 995 '61 Olds F 85 4 Dr. Sdn. RHAT. White .... $1395 '60 Cod 4DHT Full Power. Rose $2695 '60 Corvair 4-DSDN, RHAT. Green $1195 '60 Plymouth 4DRSDN RHAT. White (2) SI 095 '60 Valiant 4DRSDN RHAT. Green $ 995 '60 Fiat 2 DRSDN RH. Stick, sun roof, black $559 '59 Chevrolet Impala 4DRSDN RHATPS. White-Rose $1195 '59 Ford 4 DRSDN RHAT. Blue-White $ 895 '59 Pontiac Catalina 2 DSDN RH. Stick. Blue White $1195 '58 Plymouth 2DHT RH. Stick Yellow-Black $895 '58 Olds Su 88 4RHT RHATPSPB, Pwr. Windows, Tan ?1095 '58 Edsel 4DRSDN RHAT. Blue $795 '58 Rambler 2DSDN RH stick. Blue-Blue .... $495 '58 Ford 4DRSDN RH. Stick Tan $595 '57 Chrysler NY 4DRSDN RHATPSPB. White Blue $995 '57 DeSoto 4DRSDN RHATPS. Green-White $795 '57 Pontiac 4DRSDN RH. Stick. Green-White $695 '56 Cadillac. 4DHT Full Power, Air Cond. $995 56 Pontiac 2DHT RHAT. White $495 '56 Ford Wagon 2DR H Stick. Blue-White $495 '56 Dodge 4DRSDN HAT. Tutone Green .... $445 '56 Pontiac 2DRSDN RHAT. Grey-White .... $395 '56 Dodge Cu Royal 4DRSDN RHAT. Yellow White $495 '55 Merc. 2DHT RHATPSPB. Green-Yellow $495 55 Plymouth 2 DHT RHAT. Green-White $495 '55 Dodge Station Wagon RHAT Rose-White $495 '55 Olds 4 Dr. Sdn. RHAT. Green $395 5'5 Plymouth 2 DRSDN RH. Stick Tutone Green $345 '55 Pontiac 2 DRSDN RH Tutone Green .... $245 '54 Ford Station Wagon. RHAT Green $295 54 DeSoto 4DRSDN RHAT. Blue $225 '53 Chrysler 4DRSDN RHAT. Green $195 '53 DeSoto 4DRSDN RHAT. Green $195 '53 Chevrolet 2 DRSDN RH. Green $145 '52 Plymouth Wogon. RH. Stick. Black $195 '52 Nash 4DRSDN RH. Stick. Blue $99 '52 Buick 4 DRSDN RHAT. Green $125 '51 Hudson 4DR RH. Brown $89 '49 Plymouth 4DRSDN RH. Black $49 COMMERCIALS '63 GMC 1 Ton Pickup. 4Spd., no miles .... $2645 '62 GMC Model 2503 Cab and Chassis. No miles $2285 '58 International 1 Ton 4 Whl. Drive $1195 '53 Ford Sedan Delivery 4 sod $395 '46 Internotionol Pickuo $195 Call one of these friendly guys for more information. Act Bigby .... TU 2-4347 Frank Poreno TU 4-3823 Norm Swoniv TU 2-4719 Tommy Bender TU 2-5971 Wh.lev Sheet! TU 4-3823 Dick Coiltlh TU 2-4310 Reg. Hewk . TU 4-3823 Dole Hoover TU 2-6403 All Used Cars Carry The GW WARRANTY ?ENA, You're The Boss At CHRYSLER Nl NEW CARS 522 So. 6th PLYMOUTH USED CARS 7th & Commercial The Friendliest Corner in Town! 1 IS ill -A I 4r '1 111 V DON'T FORGET BEHIND THE EARS Where do you go to get your elephant waihed? Try a car wash. The show was over and Tulsa needed a bath so the owners of a car wash in Ypsilantl, Mich., obliged the elephant and gave him a good rubdown to boot. Shown here are Al Shelley, Don Cousins and Bruce Cousins lathering Tulsa who was the feature attraction at a Country Fair Sidewalk Sale. UPI Telephoto Kremlin May Seek Meeting To Debate Communist Split -MOSCOW (UPI i - Tlie Com-i munist party newspaper Pravda indicated today that the Kremlin, confident of the backing of most of the world's Communist, may call an international summit meeting to dehate the Sino-Soviet split. Pravda today printed a lone statement by the tiny Portuguese1 Communist party calling for such a Communist summit. Such state ments are often published here as Milk Producers To Get Official Quotas Thursday SALEM (UPI) - Some 1,400 market area 1 milk producers will receive their official quotas under the market pool provision of the new milk stabilization law by Thursday, the Stale Department oi Agriculture said today. Market' areas includes all of Oregon except Malheur, Harney and Curry counties. About 240 of the producers as signed quotas operate in Washing ton but sell on the Oregon market. K. W. Sawyer, chief of the milk stabilization program, said dis tributers also will be notified of the quota allocations. Quotas are based on the indivi dual producer production and sales during the first four months of this year. Quotas will be re viewed ne.t March, and new allo cations made where necessary, Sawyer said. Sugar Prices May Take Hike NEW YORK (UPU - House wife may have lo pay more for sugar soon. The price of 'raw sugar in creased sharply Monday. The National Sugar Refining Co. im mediately announced it was in creasing the price of refined su gar 25 cents per 100 pounds, for both industrial and packaged sugar. trial balloons" while the Soviets decide whether to adopt or dis card them as official policy. If the Russians call for a sum mil of all BO-plus Communist par ties in the world, it would he a direct reversal of previous policy. barber the Chinese demanded such a meeting, but the Krem lin won Peking's agreement for single, face-to-face confronta tion of the two Communist gi ants. That meeting broke down in acrimony. Observers here said the Portu guese statement in Pravda in dicated the Kremlin may feel now it has enough international support to risk a Communist "United Nations." At the same time, the Soviets hurled fresh charges of nuclear warmongering at Peking. Peking was told that its willing ness to risk thermonuclear war and the destruction of half of mankind to achieve world com munism had lost it the support of progressive forces. "Instead of struggling against imperialism the Chinese have Basin Briefs CW1.0QU1N EASTKRN Sl'BDlSTIUCT fall seminar of the Woman's Society of Christian Service will be held Wednesday. Sept. 25. with the Chiloquin .Methodist Church as host. Beginning at 9:15 a.m. and concluding at 2:30 p.m.. the meeting will include a luncheon served by members of the Chilo quin and Fort hlamath WSCS. District officers will present the study for the coming year. BONANZA . GARY KKCK. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keck and a sopho more at Bonanza High School, was injured at football practice and broke his leg above the knee. He will be at home several weeks before a walking cast will be put on and he can return to school. HKHB MARCHANT. former Iangell Valley resident, died Sept. 19. He lived at 1715 Southwest 1, Street in Grants Pass. RKV. AM) MRS. G. R. MIL- LKR have returned to Brooks. and Rev. and Mrs. Carl Smith and family of Klamath Kails will move to the parsonage in Bonanza. RAY VOWKI.L, Mr. and Mrs. I Herman Vowell, and Susan of; Xlalin were dinner guests at the: home of Mr. and Mrs. Los Lcav itt on Monday evening. I MRS. HKRR JOHNSON has re turned to her home at Burns after a few days here. Her brothers. Dale Brown, Jordon Valley, and Burton Brown, Riddle, Idaho, also returned to their homes. They were here to be w ith their moth er, Mrs. Ruby Brown, who had major surgery Sept. 17. MR. AND MR.S. BUD I.KE and Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Lee spent the weekend at North Bend and attended a chinchilla meeting. MR. AND MRS. ERNKST GIV- AN and sons, Pat and Gordon, of Eugene spent a few days fish ing at Winchester Bay. ST. BARNABAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH GUILD members are reminded that a meeting will be held Sept. 2. 2 p.m.. at the home of Mrs. Ethel Jones of Dairy. 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