The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 13, 1941, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS,. bRE. March 18, 1041 PAGE FIVE Visiting H.r Mn. John For rell In vlnltlnu hero (or h lew weeks ut tlio luiinu of her pur outs, Mr. iinil Mm. George Kr liiiliimm. Mm. Kerrcll In thu for mer Shirley Krluwlaoii mid re cently moved to Shelby, Muni., with her htwbiincl who In travel Inn engineer with tho Grout Northern rnllwuy. Cr Blol.n T. J, O'llurra of thi) Union Oil company reported the theft of hla cur Monday from In front of tho company's iilunt on Hoiith Sixth street. O'llnrro mill tho keys wcro In tho cur and tho ku tank oiiii-iiuurtcr full. Repair Job Workmen woro busy Wednesday laying rubber covorlng on tho sliilrwuys In the city hull. Work of puintlnit und kalaomlning the Interior of the building has been completed. Hare From Portland Andrew Juris, regional consultant for child welfare services, linn npent the punt two duya ut the county welfare biirenu hero. In Bend Mr. und Mm. Itod nry Elrocl of Kluinnth Falls have been vlnlllng Mr. und Mm Arthur Triplet! in ilend. Vinson Seeks Anti-Strike Legislation WASHINGTON, March 13 (P) Chalrmnn Vlnnon (D Cia ) of tho bonne naval committee, assert- inn that striken In defenno In duntrlei had conl ouoiiilh man houra of labor to manufacture 325 modern bombem, nnked to. day for qulfk congreMlonal ap proval 01 leiilnliitinn 10 rinninitic work stoppages. He made bin request to the house Judiciary committee In vestigating defense labor prob lems while advocating bills to create new machinery for ad Justment of labor disputes and to permit men to work without being compelled to Join labor unions. At the same time he discard ed as Impractical propositi to eliminate atrtkes advanced by Robert Puttcrson, assistant sec relary of war, and William S Knudnen, director of the offlco of production management. Patterson's plan for another war labor board would not work because of the split in tho labor movement, Vinson said, and Knudsens suggestion for en forcement of arbitration dccl nlons by denying Wagner uct rkhU to both employer and worker would be "impractical." Scouting Mont IMamied for Cnntpnltfn I'nrado A float bearing displays of scouting activities will bo the feature of tho Boy Scout-Girl Scout-Campflre Girls parade which on Saturday, March 22, will break opcn tho third an nual fund financing drive. According to Matt Finnigan of the parade committee the float wilt include a signalling display by Troop 4, n communications exhibit by Troop 3 and a first aid display by Troop 1. The parade will begin its pro cession down Main street at 0 a. m. instead of 10 as previously w announced. VITAL STATISTICS BIRTHS nOBINSON Born at Klum tli Valley hospital. Klnmuth Falls, Ore., March 13, 1041, to Mr. and Mrs. T. 11. Robinson, 1403 Hope street, a girl. Weight: 7 pounds 3 ounces. LOWREY Born ot Hillside hospital, Klnmuth Falls, Ore., March 13, 1041, to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lowrey, 827 North Sec ond street, a girl. Weight: 6 pounds 9 ounces. HOOPER Born ut Klamath Vulley hospital, Klnmuth Fulls, Ore., March 12, 11)41, to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hooper, Midlund, a girl. Weight: 7 pounds, 2V4 ounces. To Eugan Superintendent Fred Peterson of tho county school dlntrlut went to Eugene Wednesday. Ho ulno planned to visit Salem und Portland on an annual trip to look over thu field of prospects for teaching posi tions fur tho coining yeur. To Fort Klamath Unsy Rise more, who hns spent most of tho winter here, hus gone to his ranch ut Fort Klnmuth on u bus iness trip. For Your Information to HUM on SSvorllilns In Thlo Column, Phono l!!4 Monday night. Tho dinner will be held by the Junior chamber of ciimmerco for the six girl skiers who will spend Monday and Tuesduy In Klumath Falls and Crater luko. Tickets may be purchased ut tho chamber of commerce office. IT DON'T TAKE QUALITY FOR GRANTED KNOW WHAT YOU GET FOR YOUR MONEY. COMPARE Convince Yourself That Penney's Values are Greater .... SALEM, March 13 (!) The house defeated n semitc-up-proved bill today to legalize bank nights in theatres, and oth er trade promotion contests sponsored by ratlio stations and newspapers. We should bo most tenacious ot the glory which Is this com monwealth (Massachusetts), the sncrcdness of religion, ehnrity and education. William Car dinal O'Connel, archbishop of Boston, "A Girl, a Guy and a Gob" P.llcan Sunday. WEATHER NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Portly cloudy tonight and Fri day but with light showers ex treme southeast portion; little chnngn In tempera lure; nioder ate southeasterly winds off shore south of buy region: gen tle variable to northward. OREGON Fair tonight und Friday; light frost In western valleys tonight; moderate north erly winds off shore. Mall Closing Tlm.s (Trains) Southbound: 0:00 a Northbound: 0:30 a Southbound: 3:1.1 p Northbound: 8:30 p m. m. (Stages) Alturas, L a k c v I n w, Rocky Point and Ashland, all close 7.00 a. in Sponsors Dane. Midland grange will sponsor a public dunce ut the hall Saturday, March IS, Mission Clrel. Th. Kathar ine Beattle Missionary circle will meet at the home of Mm. William Hum. 2209 Madison street, Friday. March 14 at 10:3Q a. m. There will be installation of officers. Ladles Aid Th. monthly meeting of the Ladles aid of the First Covenant church will be held on Friday, March 14 at 7:4 p. m. Tho main number on tho program will be a message by Rev. A. T. Frykmun of Chi cago. The hostesses for the meet ing are Mm. Peter Eastman and Mm. Oluf Solbcrg. This is a family giithcrlng and all are wcl como to attend. D.gr. of Honor Th. annual card party of the Degreo of Hon or will bo held Murch 24, at 8:30 p. m. In tho KC hull. There will bo prizes and refreshments. Pinochl. Tourn.y Th. pi nochle tournament of tho Amer ican Legion auxiliary will be held In tho Legion hull Friday at 8 p. m. Hostesses will be Marthn MeCollum, telephone 3008; Mm. Dorothy Peck, North Eighth street; Mrs. C. H. Foster. 4H3S, und Mrs. Victor Bark, 8000. R.glitr.tlon Registration of the Legion auxiliary will Uiko pluco Saturday from 1 to 5 p. m., in the Red Cross rooms, upstairs ut 420 Main street. The com mitteo Is Mrs. Floyd Henriot, telephone 4837; ' Mm. F. A. Ln Forge, SD27, and Mrs. Poul Ot terbeln, 0747. M..t Tuesday Past Presi dents of the Three-R club, Royal Neighbors of Amcrico, will meet ut the home of Mrs. Bert Shuey. 020 Walnut avenue, Murch 18. for a 1 o'clock dessert, followed by pinochle. Sponsor Card Party Royal Neighbors of America arc spon soring a card pnrty ut the IOOF hall March 19 at 2 p. m. to raise money for tho convention fund Those planning to attend the convention at Portland are re quested to call 7932 or 0009. Skiers Invited All mombers of the Crater Luko Ski club are invited to a dinner honoring Queen Dorothy Cast of the Ore gon Winter Sparta carnival und her court at the Elk hotel next WASHINGTON, March 13 (P) .Senator McNary (It-Ore.) hus udvlned Oregon communities to put their clulms for cantonments before the corps area commander ut San Francisco. In u telegram to William II. Tuginun, editor of tho Eugene Hcglnter-Guurd, ho said army of ficials had advised that courso. No expansion will bo forthcom ing, however, until congress pro vides funds. U. S. Freezes Hungary Funds WASHINGTON, March 13 Wj President It u o .. e v c I t today "froze" all funds of Hungary In the United States. Treasury Secretary Morgen lliau said that the president and the treasury acted at the request of the state department, but de clined to discuss tho reasons. Hungary, the 12th nation whose funds have been frozen, signed the axis pact about two months ago. Customarily such freezing orders have been Issued when nations were occupied by troops of another country. Morgenthau declined to soy whether the action meant that the United States now considered Hungary occupied by German troops. Bomb Toll Four At Istanbul ISTANBUL. Turkey. March 13 (?) Teresa Armstrong, 23-year-old stenographer of the British legation in Sofia, died early today. Her deoth brought to four the number of dead in tho suitcase bomb attempt on the life of George W. Rendcl, British min ister to Bulgaria. Miss Armstrong was so seri ously injured in the explosion in the Pera Palace hotel that both her legs had to be ampu tated. The price of our democracy and peace- on this hemisphere is based on our being more will ing than tho nazls to sacrifice our goods, our time, and, If need be, our lives. Vice President Wallace. To enable the pilot to "bail out" when his piano Is disabled, the Bell Airacobra Is equipped with two doors that full away from the fuselngc when a but ton is pushed. "A Girl, a Guy and a Gob" Pelican Sunday. Thomas Natural Shorthand Sontatlonal Spe.d of ISO words per minut. acqulr.d In a period of 3 months study. Taught EXCLUSIVELY at th. ONE and ONLY Klamath Business College 425 Pine Streot By Ireno Kro.n.rt Classos start MONDAY, March 17 Day Class 9 a. m. Evening Class 7 p. m. Phone 4760 for further information COMPLETE FEMININE HYGIENE DEMANDSt MUCH has been written about feminine hygiene. But too often women over louk hygiene in the KHAL sense of the word underarm cleanliness and sweetness. You cannot be attractive with underarms moist, stained And smelly. Use Arrid, the new cream deodorant. 1 ArrUt ttfwj not rot drcwci, does not irritate skin. 2. No wafting ro dry. Can hi uicd right fldcr ahavlnjt. 5. InMnntly difrks ptnplrailon I to 3 diiyi. Removes odor from ptnpiracion. keeps atmpita dry. 4. Arrid fi pure, white, ureas lew, stain leti anhhfng cream. 3. Awardrd Approval Sral of American Insti tute of Laundering at harmless to fabric. Women use more Arrid than uny other deodorant. Try a I0e $9 or W$ jar to day at any store which tells (oilct goods. I Smart pets in a vari ety of fine patterns. Unusual floral : de- I signs in beautiful colors! DOWNSTAIRS 0 II TXJEL. HOI U.S.GRMT,? ! I Milfoil -mr'umt . nieh Ecru Lac. Easy to wash. Ap-C 3 OQ nrox. size 72x90. . . f ' Long wearing. MAIM FLOOR Lac. Trlmm.d Cynthia Slips Newly arrived styles! Lavish with lace. . . Famous quality. MAIN FLOOR 98 Past.I Co! on I Ladles' Knit Panties Tricot rayon knit, ln brief style. Pink, red, yellow, blue. 25c MAIN FLOOR New Shipment Spring Nylon Hose Equisite sheer Nylons. Spring colors. MAIN FLOOR Nation Wid. 81x99 Sheets Rigorously tested. . Value priced. 42x36 Nation Wide Cases 19c 79c New Shipment Jewelry New military motive In pins, brooches, etc. 98c MAIN FLOOR P.nnl-Vat . Cretonne Handsome new pat terns. Washable. Sun-fast. DOWNSTAIRS 19c Hom.spun Drapery Crash Colorful stripes, fig. urcs and plaids. Soft textured. DOWNSTAIRS 49 Tailored Panel Curtains DOWNSTAIRS 49 Luxuriously Tuft.d Chenille Spreads $4 98 All Leather Children's Oxfords All leather soles, rub-(T BRJ if Q bcr heels. Wing tip Tj 1 T style. Brown or diock m 12 to 3. H DOWNSTAIRS San Diego's Leading Hotel RATES M" q nit nib '2"i1lkumu '3 .Ilk Hlk Baby Bathinette A value leader. Com-. plete with tray. I00ND FLOOR $198 Hat. Your Hosiery Mended Th. P.nn.f Way Op.rat.d with P.nn.y's Savings Pollci.s Prompt Strvlc. Exquisite Sh..r 4-Thread Silk Hose Every pair perfect! Spring colors. Long wearing. MAIN FLOOR 4 gore slips that fit I perfectly. Black, blue, rose and pink. MAIN FLOOR E mam, 1TA Ik im-S-s N.wl Movie Star Taffeta Slips Low Prical Rayon Gloves Pastels, reds, black, blue and beige shades in new styles. 49c MAIN FLOOR N.wl Beige Bags Several styles in Spring's newest color! 98c MAIN FLOOR Colorful Ladies' Scarfs Dainty chiffon scarfs to go with your new ensemble. MAIN FLOOR 25e Low Pried Boys' Slack Socks Bright blazer stripes and plain colors, elas tic top. DOWNSTAIRS 10 Pr. Boys' Super Oxhid. Bib Overalls I Sanforized 8-oz. den im at this low price! 59c DOWNSTAIRS Boys' Sturdy Shirts, Shorts and Briefs Shorts of fast color broadcloth. Swiss rib shirts and briefs Ea. DOWNSTAIRS 19 ancs Tru. Blu. Boys' Shirts Smooth weave. . . Sturdy percale fab- 79 DOWNSTAIRS Just Arriv.d Boys' Hats Snappy new styles in all wool felts. Spring colors. 98 DOWNSTAIRS I Kiddie Walker Blue or tan walkers. Value priced! SI0OND FLOOR $098 OF COURSE I CAN AFFORD A NEW SPRING DRESS 9 m AT -3 "And. of cours.. I NEED a nw. dnnY' VToull wear Uim rayon French crep avery whirs with that certain "air!" Full swing skirts. N.w bodic. styles. Sixes 12 to 20, 38 to SZ. Compare QUALITY PRICE STYLE Unequal.d Spring Coats $5790 U You're sure in getting your money's worth in these quality fashions from Penney's. : Fitted styles! Wrap arounds, swaggers, tweeds,, her ringbones, - fleeces. 12 to 20, 38 to 44. SECOND FLOOR "You'll- Wear PosIm Ob Your, y- Spring Straw -Is! Youll look ) definitely FEMININE . and steal at least a score of hearts. Flirtatious veils, eyebrow-brims, heavi ly colors. Sizes to. 24. : SECOND FLOOR - GABARDINES For Spring ' An economy priced top fash ion from Penney's shoe de partment! Sleekly fitted! . . They're elasticized, black gab ardine with gleaming patent trim. AA-B. Youthful Sport Styles for Spring Sport Pumps $298 B.ig. Brown Black Crushed kid leathers with lizard platforms Sleek, smooth fit ting. They're elasti cized. Men's Two-Ton Sport Shoes $J98 Cm Exclusively smart in two rich shades of natural brown. Moc casin type toes, leath er soles and rubber heels. DOWNSTAIRS Girls' B.T.rly J.an ' P.rforat.d y Oxfords $498 Cm Crepe soles and heels. The season's smartest beige -color with snap py brown binding and weltlng.r '. ' ' '