The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, November 21, 1940, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextTHE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. ORE. PAGE NINE APPROVAL HELD BY TULELAKE COUNCIL Make Popular Baby Doll For Xmas Household Art November 21, 1940 y r r TU1.ELAKE Approval of In itiillutloii of tlia plpu linen, hyd runts and vulval Initialed by lliirvey Cuinirr, Redding con iriictor fur tho city wutcr din aibutlon system, won held In liryiim-c hy the clly council un 111 iirrlviil next Mondny of Ed wnrd K. llussey, city engineer. The conntructlnn crew, com pleting the Inltlnl unit of the lyslem, left TueKdiiy. Painting .if the ntoruge tunk In bring com pleted till week and tho tllo pump homo which will protect tho turbine pump In under con miction, Insinuation of the pump will also get tinder wiiy thin week Mid sterilization of the system ond test will bo com pleted within thirty days. Mil n in-1 Smith, contmctor for construction of the sewer sys teui, nppruring before the coun rll Mnndiiy night, staled that work on the system will begin by November 20. The council In session Tues dny night at an ndjourned meet lug accepted tho resignation of C. F. Esehwlg, city Judge, to be come effective next Monday night at which time bin successor will bo appointed. Books of the city Judge nnd chief of pollco U'cre presented fur oudltlng. MUSICAL SLATED The first city school music concert will be presented in tho Fremont school auditorium rrl day, November lit), with the after noon performance slated for 3 o'clock, and tho evening concert at 7:30 o'clock, It was announced Thursday by Llllle Darby, sup ervisor of music. Doth the advanced and begin1 ncrs' bands will be feutured with a brnss quurtet, flute duet and flute and clarinet duet to be presented. Children from all city schools will take part. Mix Darby will present a boys chorus from Pelican school, a girls' chorus from Falrvlew, and a clarinet ensemble of IS boys and girls from various schools Soloist of the evening will be Charles Martin Jr., who will ap pear in several piano numbers. There will bo a small charge made for both performances, the money to go toward the music department. Alice Jlrooks 1 Fur! SWJ to Make feki II JSttPmmmmstLmJv. ond Dress PATTERN 6830 Just a few evenings with your needlo and you'll have this baby doll ond her clothes all ready to fulfill some little girl's ambition at Xmas. They all love baby dolls! Pattern 08.10 contains a transfer pattern and direction! for mnking doll nnd wardrobe; Illustrations of stitches; materials needed. To obtain this pattern send 10 cento In coin to Tho Herald and News, Household Arts depart-, ment, Klamath Falls. Be sure to write plainly your NAME, ADDRESS and PATTERN NUMBER. Naval Bases Assume Great Importance in Drive for America's Two-ocean Fleet PENDLETON ROUNDUP COSTS STAY UNDER BUDGET PENDLETON, Ore., Nov. 21 (IP) Tho pledge of the Pendle ton Round-Up board to keep within the budget for the 1940 show was kept. It was revealed at the stockholders' annual meet ing last night, when Lowell Stockman, treasurer, read re port showing the actual cost was $28,043, compared with a stipu lated budget of $:t(l,:l00. He mild that, following total receipts and disbursements, there was $689 on hand. The guarantee of $6008, sub scribed by Pendleton people prior to tho show, has been re funded, Mr. Stockmun said. The financial report showed total gate receipts, grandstand and bleachers, of $28,419. After the deduction of $2777 for fed era! taxes, the sum was $23,838, and to that was added $004 ac crued from concessions. Also added was approximately $2900 from tho $9000 parl-mutucl race betting fund, tho other halt hnv ing been used, with other funds, to clear up the deficit from the 1030 show. Ifele rlnMit etlotluh In rnennre lh I ftlte.l Hlnte. ahl nf uritnl Itllllnr Mire la Oil re. pert Mr lite outly Ilia banes. Theao are Ihe eyed Hi fleet, the euuuly and mm tiulnte. They are the ul)rrt of th rollnwItiK article-, the aernna III MTlra nf "I '" Hi how navy ara iMitlillli.) Mi aim The Malln chapter of the Fu turo Farmers of America will bo host at n public card party In tho high school gymnasium, Fri day evening, November 22, ploy starting at 8 o'clock. Funds will bo used by tho chapter to fin ance the annual Parent-Son ban quet to bo held later In tho yoar. Admission is 29 cents and worth while prizes are to be given for both pinochle and pitch. Uny Von Motor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hay Van Motor Sr., loft this week for Portland where he plans to enlist In tho U. S. marines. Mrs. Everett Jones wos a Klamath Falls visitor Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Graham, Mnlln, with Mr. and Mrs. Will Graham, Klamath Falls, are mak lng an extended motor trip to the central and southern states, with St. Louis, Mo,, as their dostlna tlon. (MHor'n Note; The firat duly of, would be an Integral part of the navy la to lhat no enemy ... sucii sysium, no tuuu. Geographically, Guam con trols the western Pacific. It li virtually undefended. Plans for its development were about to bo put into effect in 1919 but were scuttled by the treaty that grew out of the Washington arms conference, The United States agreed not to fortify Guam and Japan not to fortify certain other Pacific Islands. Most of the other spots In the Pacific are air bases. None of them reaches anything like the proportions of Pearl Har bor. Some of them have ammu nition depots. Somo have air and submarine facilities Tho station at Pago Pago, C .. I . I L . uuniue, VIIU Ul IIIU UL-Bh IIUIUIUI i naroors in tna soutn seas, Is without yard facilities or forti iications. lhal at Cavlte is po tnntinllv vr-,.1 1 or. t n p. I i ijuiiicu. ii can uock ana repair small ships but the harbor is not well fortified. Pearl Harbor is the most Im portant overseas bose of the navy. The yard is on tho south shore of the Island of Oaliu, 9 miles from the sea and 11 miles from Honolulu. One of the most Important items of a base is a drydock. It takes two year to build one. To handle the biggest ships, a dock must be 1100 feet long, 133 feet wido and 49 feet deep over the entrance sill. The navy has three dry. docks in tho Pacific outside of those on tho mainland. Two arc at Peorl Harbor and the third one. at Cavlte, Is small. It has another at Panama canal, but on the Atlantic side. The destroyer trade for bases put sites Into the hands of the navy which exper'x say are tho equivalent of five new battleships. They provide a net work of outlying defensive out. posts which have the double value of flanking trade routes and blocking off .ny enemy from the canal entrances. FOREVER DETROIT, Nov. 20 (UP) A Detroit woman won a divorce today after tolling Circuit Judge James Chonot her husband was "faithful in namo only." His namo: Ralph Falthfull. Lions once were valued at $1000 a pair, but now are sold for as low as $90 a pair. By W. B. RAGSDALE WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 (AP) Outside of Its navy yards on the Pacific and Atlantic coasts, the United States has Just two buses well enough equipped to do all a base is supposed to be able to do to every kind of a ship from rowboat to over sized battleship. These aro at the Canal Zono and at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii Next to them rank the base a San Juan, Puerto Rico, which will handle limited numbers of all kinds of craft oxcept battle ships, and that at Guantanamo Bay. Cuba, which provides deep anchorage and splendid operating facilities. It Is a little short of facilities for repairs The defense drive and the fleet expansion program has sent a throb of activity pulsing for out Into tho Putlfic islands and down into tho Caribbean But even that will not enough If the United States Is to aim for defense of the west ern hemisphere. For a battleship without fuel and Injured a long way from home cannot be handled in tho same way as a man would deal with a dry gas tank and blow. out on a lonely rood. If the United States fleet to operato effectively for down toward the pear thiipecl tip of South America, It must have facilities there, or tho use of facilities borrowed or leased from South Amc.lcan neigh bnrs. In tho new defense drive the navy Is developing and expand' ing a notwork of naval stations through the Islands of the Pa ciflc, along the trade routes to tho orient and moving with all speed with plana to use the new sites acquired In the Carib bean from Great Britain. Many of these are being fit' ted out to handle naval planes and submarines, for the smaller craft that do patrol duty. But they can serve as fueling sta Hons, too. These are sprinkled through tho Pacific from Alaska tar out to the Philippines and to the southward, flanking shipping routes, outposts to warn of any danger that might threaten Hawaii, the Pacific coast and the Panama canal, They are rising at Kodlak and Sitka, Alaska, at Dutch Harbor, with further develop ments at Olangapo nnd Cavlte In tho Philippines, nnd on the Islands of Midway, Wake, John ston, Palmyra, Tutulla, Samoa, and ut Guam, the latter on out- post of tremendous strategic Importance which the navy has been trying to do something about for 40 years. But con gross has been hard to sell. Ono English authority says that the United States for less than the price of two battle. ships could, throw such a chain of naval bases across the Pacific as to give Its floot rntlro conv mnnd of tho situation. Guam Dance at KEN A1 Musis By Oregon Hill Billies A 20-caret diamond was : found In a piece ut tho great meteorite that foil to earth In Arizona and formed Meteor crater. CD 5 I i 1 I "Yes, sir . . . wearing HANI.S middlawaiht Winter Sits you hardly know you've got them onl You're warm out doors without sweltering Indoors. Easy to pull on and take off. All-round Lastex waistband. And I like the gentle athletic support of the Hanes KNIT Crotch-Guard." Your Hanks Dealer will be glad to show these garments to you. November Special DRESS EVENT! rS3 One Lot 25 DRESSES One and two-piece styles for business or dress. Newest styles and shades. $5.95 to $7.95 VALUES One Lot 40 DRESSES Regular and half sizes. Mostly dark shades and black, in types for afternoon and street wear. Sizes 12 to 24. $10.95 and $12.95 VALUES DOLLAR DAYS AT $J00 One Lot 33 Better Dresses $100 OUR REGULAR $16.95 LINE Bewitching styles for afternoon, business and sport. Newest novelty crepes and sheer wools in the latest deep tones and black. Sizes 12 to 40. $ 12 Ladies1 PANTS and VESTS Van Raalte and Munsing wear. Warm pony knits in tea rose. Reg. 90c sellers. Regular sizes. 2 forl PAJAMAS and SLIPS Rayon knitted 2-plece pajamas. Venus and custom-fit slips of rayon crepes and satins. Reg. 1.10 and 1.39 values including outsize slips to size 52. PENDLETON ROBES 35 New Styles 100 virgin wool. Assorted plaids, stripes and solids, in newest collar lines and sleeves. Sizes 14 to 44. Everyone a regular 12.50 value. $ 1 $ 10 Women's Venus Foundations Corsclettes and Girdles in all sport and curve control models. Regular 3.50 to 10.00 numbers. (Y. B. STOUTS NOT INCLUDED.) 20 Off MOE'S $ DAYS ARE A WELCOME EVENT FOR THRIFTY MINDED. A SPECIAL EVENT TO CLEAR AWAY LINES TO MAKE ROOM FOR HOLIDAY MERCHANDISE. Pta DOUBLE VITA-BLOOM Every silken strand is made smooth and pliable as a cable and more snag re sistant. These long wearing stockings come in all thread weights and in all leg proportions tall, average and small. All the newest flat tering Picture Per sonality Colors. S I E R I PAIR OTHERS 79c to $1.35 NOVEMBER COAT EVENT! One Rack 12 Coats, Reg. $12.95 Values Sport and dressy fabrics. in fitted and boxy types. Dark tones and black. Sizes 11-18. One Rack 14 Coats, Reg. $16.95 Values A really exceptional collec tion of tailored-to-order look ing coats. Classic black and dark shades. Sizes 1 1 to 40. $12 DOWNSTAIRS STORE Have Yoar Holiday Towel.) Momigrnnimed i iu;i; at Moe's We are showing the most complete line of beautiful towels in Klamath Fails. I Monogram FREE With Towel 50c or over. The "LUSTRE" TOWELS Fieldcrest certified quality extra thick with long ab sorbent loop. A towel for luxurious bath rooms. 25 x SO size, in solid colors of Peach, Turquoise, Dusty Rose and Gold. Have them monogrammed FREE to your own specifications. Bath Site 100 Oueat Sis 50' Wash Cloths 25 The "PASTELLE" A Fieldcrest solid-tone towel of ex ceptional absorbency and long wear. Ideal for monogrammlng. 22 x 44 size. Five new shades. 50c The "NEWPORT" Towels A Fieldcrest quality towel with attractive two-tone cable border design. A super-absorbent towel of beauty and long wear. Many colors of Dusty Gold, Peach, Blue and Green. Have them monogrammed FREE. Bath 59' Guest Sis 29 Wash Cloths 15 MARTEX "Wild Geese' TOWELS A fine quality towel In the famous martex all-over wild geese woven-in patterns on solid grounds. All colors. Bath Sis 69 Guest Sis 35 Wash Cloths 15 Ladies1 DRESSES and HOUSECOATS Lovely for home or street styles in rayons and spun rayons. Clearance of 2.98 and 3.98 sellers. Sizes 12 to SO Included. $3)00 Littl Boys' hanes wiNTia sets I Riding Breeches to THI AARMINT W.r level,.. or thort-aleiv. shirt with ons of th WINTER SET ttylel. All cotton (combed) or cotton-wool mixture. HANR3 HEAVYWEIGHT OnM Ours CHAMPION. !. hvw.i,i,( mnwn . .u ... (.Mn.ita . H. HANI! KNITTINO COMPANY WtniMn-lolcm, North Carolina Allen's knee action In dark brown and black whipcord. Sizes 2 to 5. Larger sizes 2.98. EXCLUSIVE AT MEN'S WEAR DEPT. THE GUN STORE 714 MAIN $45 SMOKING STANDS Mahogany grain finish ed metal stands in mod ernistic design. Conven ient new type covers. While they last $100 I Ea. m TiTT WOMAN'S STODE.incX NEW SHIPMENT PACIFIC POTTERY Pastel colored mix or' match lovely pottery in 20-piece sets, consisting of service for 4. Also many odd pieces to choose from to match regular sets. Special Set Antbepi. and Motioni i STAMPED PILLOWS $ Brocaded rayon satins in deep-tone colors. Ex cellent for gifts. Regular 1.50 values. STAMPED ARTICLES Luncheon cloths, pillow cases and various novelty pieces. 20 7o Off COATS PERLE COTTON Reg. 8c COATS CROCHET COTTON Reg. 12e 5 2 for ? 5 1 12 Pocket Shoe Bags $ Suede with fleecy lined backs. Red, wine and , browns. Special for Dollar Days. " - , .