PAGE Monday. December i, 1963
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Oregon
Package Holder
Voices Complaint
By ANN LANDKRS
Dear Ann Landers: I am jus
one of millions of Amork-ans
who rides to work on tlie bus
every day. i ' 4?
people who
battle buses
read your col
umn on the
way to work I
can think of
no better
place to regis
ter my complaint.
I board Uie bus at one of the
first stops so I always get a
seat. Within 10 minutes the bus
is jammed and there are al
most as many people standing
as sitting.
"Die women who are standing
always ask the seated passen
gers to hold their lunches, purses
and shopping bags. Last Thurs
day I got grease spots on my
new skirt from a leaky lunch
bag. Yesterday I got a n i c e
streak of mud on my coat be
cause a lady had set her purse
on the floor and then asked me
to hold it.
This morning a young mother
asked me if I would mind hold
ing her child. Yeah you guessed
it. What do you suggest?
SITTING DUCK
Dear Ducky: It takes an ex
traordinary brand of nerve to
ask a stranger to hold parcels,
purses, lunches and children,
but people will continue to do
It so long as there are people.
Carry a piece of plastic sheet
ing about the size of a small
towel In your purse. This will
protect your clothing against
leaky lunches and muddy
purses. Now about the last ca
tastrophe a woman with a
baby In her arms should have
been offered a seal. You had
that coming. Tools.
Dear Ann Landers: 1 need to
Nehru Says
Fleet Help
Not Needed
NEW DELHI (UPP-Premicr
.lawaharlal Nehru said Saturday
India wants no help from the
U.S. 7th Fleet, some of whose
ships recently have been or
dered into the Indian Ocean.
"There is no question of any
foreign ships or foreign troops
or foreign aircraft participating
in the actual defense of the
country," Nehru told parlia
ment. "This defense will be effected
only by the Indian armed
forces and the people of this
country."
The premier said ha sees no
objection to the presence of the
U.S. warships in I lie Indian
Ocean. Ho denied reports that
the Soviet Embassy had "ex
pressed concern" about the
mailer.
Wc,;j
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TO
Our many friends and cus
tomers. Thanks for vour
loyal patronaqe.
AL. NORENE & MARGO
WE WILL BE CLOSED DEC. 24 & 25
CATTLE CROSSING CAFE
Fort Klomolh
WE WILL BE CLOSED
CHRISTMAS DAY
. . . and the day after Christmas, December
26th. The entire staff at the Lucca Cafe
wishes you a very Merry Christmas!
LUCCA CAFE
2354 S. Sixth
CHRISTMAS EVE
CANDLELIGHT SERVICE
TUES., DEC. 24, 11:00 P.M.
Th paqeontry of Christmas in mujic ond th ipoken
word. Th choir will ting election from tht Mtmah,
ond olso "Halleluiah" by Ltwandowski.
Th Christmas meditation, by Rev. Robert Groves "The
Miracle of Christmas."
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
601 PINE STREET
CAROLS and CANDLES
"A Special Christmas Service"
CHRISTMAS EVE DECEMBER 24
11:00 P.M. fill Midnight
VICTORY TEMPLE
1909 Homedale Potior Silai Jones
know what to do if anything.
Here is the story: My husband
is the chief executive officer of
a well - known company. We
entertained 15 couples Imost of
them business associates) at
our home a few weeks ago.
The guests were all people of
subs4anial means. There was
the usual amount of drinking,
but no one eemed to be out of
control.
Last week I received our tel
ephone bill. Tlie total was a
staggering $188. The itemiza
tion indicated three long d i s
tance calls across the contin
ent, and two calls outside of the
United States ail placed the
night of our party. I phoned the
telephone company and denied
knowledge of these calls. They
6aid they would "check."
Today I received a letter list
ing the recipients of tlie tele
phono calls. Tliey are all wom
en friends of one married man.
My husband knows the guest
who made the calls.
What, in your opinion, should
be done?-THE HOSTESS
Dear Hostess With The Most
ess On The Bill:
Your husband should mall
the bill and a note to the play
boy of the western world re
questing that he send his check
to the phone company since he
obviously "forgot" to have the
calls charged to his home
phone.
Dear Ann Landers: J w a s
deeply disturbed at your lam
basting clubs and organizations
that get people acquainted
through the mail. I was consid
ering getting in touch with
such an organization myself.
Aly husband passed away three
years ago and I am terribly
lonely.
The organization I had in
mind sounds very respectable.
It calls itself a scientific foun
dation for mate selection. This
particular organization seemed
especially high-type to me be
cause it is run by a medical
doctor.
If such outfits can be dan
gerous, as you claim, how do
they got away with it? Please
reply in your column. Thank
your. - TOUT WAYNE, INDI
ANA Dear Wayne: Though most
physicians are competent and
dedicated it would be foolish to
assume that every doctor is
highly principled, ethical or
well motivated.
Use your head. Woman. Mate
finding agencies (they can call
themselves scientific foundations
or what have you) are not in
business simply because they're
a bunch of good kids. Wake up
and smell the coffee.
Ann Landers' frank and in
formative new book. "T c e n
Agers and Sex" ($2,951, is now
available at your book store.
Ann -Landers will be glad to
help you with your problems.
Send them to her in care of this
newspaper enclosing a stamped,
self-addressed envelope.
FREEZER kg
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Give Gifts
By Oswald Jacohy
Kcwspacr Enterprise Assn.
This Christmas neck and it
seems an appropriate time for
gifts. Of course, when a defend
er gives a present he expects
a greater present in return.
It doesn't require much ef
fort on South's part to make six
no-trump. He simply wins the
opening heart lead in dummy.
He plays a club to the ace, fi
nesses the jack of clubs on the
way back and winds up with
five clubs, three diamonds,
three hearts and two spades.
However, if East shows a lit
tle pseudo-Christmas spirit and
plays the nine or ton of clubs
on the first club lead an expert
South is likely to wind up with
11 tricks instead of 12.
Expert South will pause a mo
ment after that nine is played,
lie is likely to ignore the pos
sibility that East has played the
nine from ten-nine-small and
decide instead that it is either
from ten-nine or queen-nine dou
bleton, queen - ten - nine or
just a singleton nine.
He will see that it makes no
difference what he does if the
nine was from quecn-ten-nine or
ten-nine, but that if it happened
to be played from queen-nine
doublcton he will do one trick
better if he rises with the king
of clubs on the second club
lead and plucks that queen.
Expert South will want that
extra trick and will go up with
the king of clubs. West will
make his queen and South will
have no recourse except to
make a New Year's resolution
to beware of that particular
East.
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North Eut South Wert
1 Pass 2 Pass
2 Pass ?
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What do you do now?
A Hid two spades. You have
told about your bis hand. Move
slowly from now on.
TODAY'S QUESTION
Vour partner continues with
two no-trump, you bid three
clubs and your partner goes to
four clubs. What is your next
bid?
Answer Tomorrow
KIWS SHIN BAN
1IKLSINKI ( UPt' Finbnil
has formally pledged its adher
ence lo Uic lliiseow luniear lesl
ban agreement.
President I'rho Kekkoiu-n Kri
(l.iv nmlit signed a bill approv
mt; adherence and making it il
legal (or any nuclear tot to be
hold in Finland
REWARD!
LOST-
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tall fern a I TOY
POODLE. Lost in h
vicinity of Roosevelt
School. Light grey in
color. If found call
TU 2-3520 or TU
2-2511.
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice it hereby given that the under
iigned hai been appointed administra
trix of the Estate ol Gabriel N. Ege
land, deceased, by the Circuit Court of
Klamath County, Oregon, and trial all
persons having claims against said es
tate are hereby notified to present same
to said administratrix at Room 30?,
538 Main Street, Klamath Falls, Ore
gon, together with prooer vouchers,
within six months of the date of the
first publication of this notice, which
is December 16th, 1963.
MARLYS E. EGELAND
Administratrix
O'neill & Mclaren
Attorneys for administratrix
No. 479 Dec. la, 33, 30, Jan. 6
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Loy-A-Way For Christmas
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2200 So. 6th TU 4-7510
O
OMEGA
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J. C. RENIE JEWELRY
1021 Main TU 4-46H6
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a NOW . . . Block &
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inch drill at the low
est price ever. With a
U.L. industrially listed
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tures extra power at a
low price. Another out-
1 standing value.
now 9. 88
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Give Dad A Comfortable
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For CHRISTMAS
$49.95 & up
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(Open Niqhls 'Til Christmas)
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RIGHT GIFT
in the
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GIFT SHOPPER
READ IT EVERY DAY!
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Dad
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Foods
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CHRISTMAS
FROM
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Daily Gift Suggestions --Everything
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Gilti far
Children
ELDON
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Rcgulor $24.00
NOW $19.50
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FREE
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IN
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PURCHASE
Coffee Table
STEREOS
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$198 & Up
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STEREOS
$49.95 & Up
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201 So. 1 Ith TU 4-8141
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Regular $289
Fleetwood Automatic
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ONLY $149 3T
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FRANK'S TACKLE
20 E. Main TU 2-47BS
KNITTING NEEDLE
YARN & KNITTING
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STUDIO
Knitting Machines
204 Y2 NEVADA TU 4-3271
BE
MODERN
WITH MOEN
She Will Love the New
MOEN One-Handle Faucet
FRIESEN-WELMAN CO.
1715 Moin TU 2-6333
BUY HER A
VIKING
FOR CHRISTMAS
"World's Fomous Freeorm"
$I895UP
SEWING
MACHINE CENTER
1414 E. Main TU 4-6949
CHARLIE READ
SADDLERY
CUSTOM TOOLING
PRE CHRISTMAS
SADDLE SALE
SAVE UP TO its
t00. FINANCING
623 KLAMATH AVE. TU 4-564I
BSA
PERFECT
CHRISTMAS GIFT
NEW MODELS
BODENHAMER'S
351 E. Main TU 4-4673
pi a: m m a. a a x ti j.
JUST ARRIVED!
THE
SINGER
Portable Transistorized
Television
Use It
OUTDOORS
AT PICNICS
IN BOATS
JUST ANYWHERE
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INTRODUCTORY S
PR'CE
75
(Including Coe)
SINGER
SEWING CENTER
A33 Mam TU 2-2513
Gifts for FjjJj I
Soortl
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Gifts for
I Iveryont vLjl
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Christmas Gift
Gitti for
Everyont
GLO-WAX
Make Your Own Christmas
Candles . . .
25c A LB.
WE HAVE
WICKING 4 GLITTFR TOOt
PACIFIC SUPPLY
FARM t, GARDEN
J6!l So. 6th TU 3-45!5
lU.U.U.U.U.Htm.fiiiiU.ti.U.'SLt
TOY
CLEARANCE
PRICES REDUCED
WESTERN AUTO
EVERYTHING REDUCED
JEWELRY 50 OFF
K ALL TOYS 40 OFF
i GAY'S shop
?.29 Moin St. TU 4-3817
SEE WHAT
WE HAVE
For
'CHRISTMAS'
MERCHANDISE MART
2964 So. 6th TU 4-6660
K iS S 34. A 51 2C SA 2i 3 5 4
BEAUTIFUL
BUCKSKIN GLOVES
$2.95 & UP
EAST MAIN
SHOE & LEATHER
1
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Main TU 2-0407
"ENJOY LIFE MORE
WITH MUSIC"
See Our Fine Selection of
Instruments including the
FAMOUS
lowrey organs
495 & up
Music Lessons Available O
KLAMATH
MUSIC
515 E. Main TU 4-3360
Enjoy The
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GIFT SHOPPER
READ IT DAILY!
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1004 Main TU 4-4825
The CLOTHES MART
GIFT ITEMS MADE TO
YOUR PLEASURE
TOP QUALITY
New & Used Clothing
125 So. 9th TU 4-3364
LIGHT UP "CHRISTMAS'"
With
DIAMOND & WATCH
GIFTS ft
"Buy With Confidence"
The Price Is
Alwoys Right ...
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ALBERS
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Give A Typewriter
1
J5 DIFFERENT MODELS
OV JO0 to CHOOSE from.
$49.95 and up
Terms J Vfjf Guaraoff
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Gifts for
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REG. $2.98
2 for $2.99
5&
UHLIG'S
1026 Moin TU 4-5512
BUY YOUR
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CONFIDENCE
RICKY'S
JEWELRY
700 Main TU 4-3151
ORDER EARLY! !
CHRISTMAS FLOWERS
&
ARRANGEMENTS
AT
KLAMATH
FLOWER SHOP
Ull Main TU 4-4IS9
:
THIS CHRISTMAS BUY
WESTERN WEAR
FREEMAN'S
WESTERN WEAR
4532 So. 6th
TU 2-0212
or
717 Main St.
TU 4-5251
GIVE A LASTING GIFT
Portable Tape Recorders
Transistor Radios & TV Sets
PACKARD BELL
Clock Radios, TV & Stereo Equipment
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3005 Shosla Way TU 2-3479
The
VILLAGE COURT
BEACH'S
JEWELERS
rHRILLING NEWS
In diamond ring
styling
TU 4-3493
LEO'S
CAMERA SHOP
FINE selection of quality photographic
gills. TAPE In Sound Headquarters.
tli Main TU 2-J3JI
RUSSELL STOVER
CANDIES
REMEMBER that last minute
SWEETEST GIFT
CURRIN'S FOR DRUGS
840 Moin TU 2-3475
GOOD SELECTION OF
USED
ORGANS & PIANOS
$395 & up
"EASY TERMS"
Bowden Music
,830 Moin
TU 2-4883
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SPECIAL!
$10 OFF
ON ALL
BLACK & WHITE
CURTIS-MATH1S
TV SETS
'TIL CHRISTMAS
GOLD BOND STAMPS
OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M.
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ond APPLIANCE CENTER
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HOLIDAY SPECIAL!
$1.00 OFF ON ALL
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BILLY GOLDEN
TV & ELECTRONICS
R 2507 UNITY TU 2-1259
SANTA'S
SHOPPER
GIFT SUGGESTIONS
For Everyone
on Your List
Can be found in the
Classified Christmas
GIFT SHOPPER
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834 Main
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JONES FURNITURE
REFINISHING
Appliance!, Office Furniture, Antiques
6 Specialty.
MODERN CONTEMPORARY
FRUIT WOOD PROVINCIAL
FREE ESTIMATES TU 4-3141
DECEMBER STOREWIDE SALE
SWING ROCKERS
$34.95
This Christmas, give Furniture for the
home, a gift used ewery day of the
year.
LUCAS FURNITURE
l5 E. Mom TU 2-4145
PHILCO
TVs RADIOS
RECORD PLAYERS
APPLIANCES
FIRESTONE
6th & Pine TU 4-8109
SYLVAN I A
TV SETS, RADIOS
STEREO EQUIPMENT
BEEBE'S TV &
RADIO SERVICE
1 929 Oregon Ave. ju 4-7529
BIGELOW
CARPETS
100 NYLON
CARPETING
$4.95 YARD
BUILDER'S SUPPLY
AND
FLOOR COVERING
345 E. Moin TU 2-2955
PRICES REDUCED
ON
ENTIRE STOCK!
CHRISTMAS
SPECIAL
Lamp
Mirrors
Pole Lames
Tret Lamps
Livlnq Room Sets
Bedroom Sets
Chairs
Recliners & Rockers
Excellent Selection
ot CARPETS
50 Rolls to choose from
HARRY HAFTER
FURNITURE CO.
833 Klomoth Ave. TU 4-4878
ARMCHAIR
SHOPPERS
SHOP
The
EASY WAY
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Classified Christmas
GIFT SHOPPER
EVERY DAY!
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75-. oi-F . Nativity Scenes
Bibles and Books.
Open every right until ? P.M.
THE
BIBLE CENTER
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LETTER
From HOME!
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Herald and Nes for your
STUDENT
SERVICE PERSON
RELATIVES
FRIENDS
I Year by moil $18.00
6 Months by mail . $10.00
i3 Months by mail $ 5.25
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Subscriptions, Herold ond Newt.
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