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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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DEBUTE TITLE
BONANZA HIGH
WINS COUNTY
Bonanza high school thli week
hung up th firit-plac record In
the district donate tournament
with Keno and Chiloquln school!
held it Bonanza. Chiloquln
placad second In the tournament
and Kano third. Individual
award aa the outstanding apeak
r went to Nina Sue Fernlman
of Chiloquln,
Walter Eahbnck acted aa critic
Judge.
' Membera of Bonanza'! winning
trams were, for the affirmative:
ninnton O'ShloUU and Danny
(ilvan: for the negative: Morrill
DHscoll and Jamoa Hrudshnw.
Chiloquln'! afllrmatlve teum
mrmben were Nina Sue Fernl
man, Dorothy Graves and Linda
Rosier; for the negative, James
Conroy and Lewi Pholl.
Keno'a affirmative team was
Juanlta Oomhs, Margie Huskln
lon: for the negative, Sam Me
Keen, Bob Grlmei and Warren
Prltchard.
PTA Notes
WEYERHAEU8ER CAMP 4
Gordon Good, Mri. Earl
Crulkshank and Mra. C. E.
Holllngworth were elected to
the nominating committee at
Weyerhaeuser Camp 4 PTA on
Thursday evening.
Mra, Dorla Coopor presented
an interesting program, with a
student, a parent and a teacher
telling lome of the thing! each
should expect from the others.
Dorothy Wlicoxen, the student,
mentioned courtesy to her
friends aa one of the things she
would expect of a parent and
lack of partiality as desirable in
the teacher.
Mrs. Earl Crulkshank, the
parent, mentioned over a dozen
attributes of a good teacher and
emphasized personal cleanliness.
, Elton rishback, the teacher,
spoke at length and used sever
al references. He stated the
school cannot take the home's
responsibilities.
Mlsa Edna Bloom of the Keno
Junior hlg school faculty, and
Mrs. Elton Fiahback were gueats
at thla meeting.
Pie and coffee were aerved by
the nostesaei ana visiting ana in
formal discussions concluded the
affair.
ALTAMOKT
Executives of Altamont PTA
met March 5, at the school with
the president, Mrs. Phil Schroed
r, calling the meeting to order
at I p. m. Those present were
Mrs. Jo Penrod, Mrs. Ed Guise,
Mrs. J. E. Taylor, Mrs. C. L.
Barkdol, Mrs. Redner, Mra. Jean
Leverlch. and Wyatt Padgett.
All chairmen turned In reports,
Mra. Penrod itatlng a 10 per
cent Increase In membership
thla rear had brought the total
to 7 members.
, Main topic of the meeting was
the emergency closet for Alta
mont and surrounding territory
with Mrs. Redner chairman.
Donations for this cauia will be
greatly appreciated, It was stat
ed. Any artlclo that may be used
In a sick room will be accepted.
Cash donationa may also be
made. Mrs. Schroeder donated
an expense check of SS with a
statement. "The articles this will
pay for to help in emergency
will aid many a family whereai
if I had it, it would help but
one family."
Other donation! with the
same sentiment cams from Girl
Scouta of Mri. Bagley'a group,
$1; each Brownio group, $1;
Junior high school Scouta, No.
the committee extended sincere
thanks for the donations. It was
noted that muslin, old towels,
and warm sleeping garment! for
all ages were heeded.
The meeting adjourned fol
lowing refreihmenti served by
Mr. Padgett, principal.
Sample! of steel are etched In
acid by technicians, thus per
mitting them to aee ita crystal-
line atructure under a microscope.
by Alice Brooks
Six flower quilt block de
signs in one patlvrn to help you
make a flower garden on your
quilt. Use up all those precious
leftover pieces It will be color
ful fascinating needlework. Pot
torn 7234 contains carefully
drawn pattern pieces; directions
for quilt; yardugo chart; Illus
tration of quilt; color schemes.
To obtain this pattern send 10
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cover cost of mailing to Tho
Herald and News. Household
Arts Dept., Klamath Falls. Do
not send this picture, but keep
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us a loose coin often slips out of
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CLEVELAND, March 12 UP)
Those who won't work aren't
good enough to serve in the
army, Lieut. Gen. Ben Lear de
clared Wednesday.
"I do not appreciate nor docs
any soldier tho remarks wo
sometimes read when thero Is a
strike: 'Make them work or
fight.' " The second army's com
mand said:
'Tho Individual who is un
willing to work we don't want
picked up and sent to us to Join
combat troops. Ho Isn't good
enough. We don't want his splr
It. and wo don't want his pres
ence." An aldo sold the general's re
marks In a speech to the Cleve
land Advertising club should
not bo Interpreted an "passing
Judgment upon strikes in gen
eral," but rather as an expres
sion of resentment against the
"work or fight" slogan as derog
atory to the army.
"If you want to discipline and
mako useful those who have re
fused to work faithfully with
tho team, let labor battalions bo
formed for them," Lear added.
"Let such men be given the Job
of building the highway to Alas
ka, or being put to work In
Labrador, In Greenland.
"A devil's gome Is being
played with us by unscrupulous
enemies and by their traitorous
agents within our country,", he
said.
" . . . . Many gentlemen of
the press mid rodlo, unwittingly
and with the best of intentions,
are actually conducting a wer of
nerves thnt Is not contributing
constructive programs but will
deplete tho nervous strength of
our peoplo unless editors prop
erly use their bluo pencils to cor
rect or ellmlnato hysterical, ex
aggerated and unsound conclu
sion ond opinions." -
"
who Ilk to gat a iSlP'
lot of pltaiurt Jr -f .
without .ponding ' . f ,
, a lot of monoy. wfLy f
"TtH MMl YOU MOHIY IN VX flv
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298
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Gabardine for Wear!
BOYS' SLACKS
298
F.xtra values fal good-looking
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6"
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Their neat I Good looking,
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New Shipment
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Boyt' Leather Belt
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New Color Boyt'
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New shipment of boys
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All-Wool Sport Jacket
New style in sport jackets!
Tans, bluet, greens O QQ
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BOYS' OXFORDS
198
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Young Men' OXFORDS
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79
Boy' Husky
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98
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379
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379
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349
Men' Smart Looking
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75
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398
New Spring
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MEN'S SLACKS
298
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298
Men'. Cotton
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