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Newspaper Page TextJune 25, 1042 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN liiflllliiili III liiiiiii mmimmm Ill " Corrtetlort- Corrocl nrirfronati of tli Jlodflold boyt of Itly era; W, W. Hcdleld, Hiirrnok U, 1., A. M. M. Bchool, US Naval Air ilitlnn, Seattle, Wnih,; and Pvt. C. W. Redflold, l'oat Military Pnilco. C. A. 8. C. 1007. Fort Lewis. Waiih. Tho bnyi' nnmiu wor Included In lint of Bly boyt now tcivlng with tlio armed orcfi. Fl.turna Homo Samtiol Prat ton Moore, 817 Mt. Whitney itraet, who aufcrcd a broken back In fall whlla working at the Japaneia recaption center, wai moved to hl homo from Klamath Volloy hopltal thli week. Moora It In a cait and will bo confined to hit bod (or quit tomo time. DUmlssad 0 1 1 b r t Lien, former employe of Ellington mill, wai dlnmlued from Klam In Valley hospital and moved A the Infirmary after receiving Treatment. Lien wai Injured a year ago latt May when a gun iccldrntly dltcharged, wounding him In tho U'g. Maitold Virgil Pratt, four-month-old ton of Mr. and Mrs. Charlet V, Pratt, underwent a niattodectomy at Klamath Val ley hoapltal Wedneiday after noon. The Infant It roported doing nicely. Pratt It employed by Montgomery Ward company. In South Muxlno Elllt. form erly of thlt city where tho wai employed by Sean Hocbuck company, It now located in Ouk land, Calif., whero the li em ployed at Junior clerk with the US navy defense project!. Aviiltt Here Mn. H. F. Musk cpf, Jr. arrived Tuetday morning from Preino, Calif., and It vlilt ing at the R. F. Muikopt home during the time her hunbund It attending ichool at Ln Vegm, Ncv. Operation Kenneth Cam bran, 10, CCC enrollco itutloncd at Camp Tulelake, It a patient at Klamath Valley hospital where he recently lubmltted to major urgory. Young Cnmbron it e native of Ctdartown, Ca. ImproTlns Earl Cornell, who tuffered tevere injurlet icveral weekt ago when ha wai knifed at the trinelent camp, It reported recovering at Klamath Volley hoapltal. Treatment Mrr A. J. Chid etter of the Book Mart on Klam ath avenue, It a pntient at Klam fth Valley hoapltal, whero the receiving medical treatment, Read CltuifUd Adt for Htsulta PARK&TIIFORD RESERVE tew tfk tube Hi ! pA,KSTIl'OIIDoiaTlu.ias.i"a.,tsa,a., ! niuti satairs aa.l ntti Drum Corpi All momben of the Fraternal Order of. Eaglet and famlllci aro Invited to a program Friday, June 26, when the Manhflold Junior drum corpi will entertain at tho Esgiss hs!l following inn meet ing and Initiation. During the meeting tho dnlegutei who at tended the ttate convention In it weekend will report. All mem ben are urged to attend and welcome tho drum corpi. Fol lowing the entertainment there will be dancing. Weekend In Valler Mr. and Mrt. Bull Hall, Barbara, Jamei and Vance Hall of Bly, tpent the weekend In Rogue rtlver valley, where they attended a family re union honoring Richard F. Hall, member of the crew of the Lex ington. Young Hall wai home on leave. To Reilde Here Nadlne Din ning of Green River, Utah, it a newcomer to Klamath Fallt and will make her home with Hov, and Mn. O. W. Wheatloy. Mlu Dinning hat had much experi ence In Christian work and will ewlat at both the Bible Center and the Bible Baptlit church. To Portland Dr. and Mn. Nell F. Black left Thunday to apand the weekend In Portland. Dr. Biack ieavei July 0 to take up hit dutlet with the Unit ed Statea medical corpi. Postponed The Red Croat tewing of the tenlor group of the Congregational clrclo hat been poatponed from Friday of thli week to Friday of next. On Builneu Samuel P. Lockwood of Portlond It ipend- Ing a ihort time in Klamath Fallt on bualneu. tie la a lor mor resident. Enlist Army enllttmentt from the Portland office Includ ed Donald I. Klem of Keno and Chrlatian A. Welnkauf of Klam ath Fallt. Qunlock Vltltt William I. Cunlock, California amembly- men, wai a visitor in juamotn Fallt Wednesday. He will run for reelection thli year. Tl Scheduled to go to the Jury Thunday afternoon, wind-up argument! wore heard Thunday morning In circuit court In trlnl of the damage caso of Sybil K. Callahan vortui Daniel George Moon and Updcgrave Brolhan, the result of an automobile ac cident on November 20, 1940, north of Fort Klumuth. The plaintiff la represented by Hurry D. Boivln, Robert Mautz and Leon bohrmun, the latter two from Portland. Detenu at tornoyi aro Day, Hampton and Nelaon, represented by Clarence B. Young, and Richard Maxwell of Klamath Fulls. The plaintiff ii asking for $25,000 general damagei and $2238.05 tpecial damages. Trial of the case began Monday. Erickion't Body Found Near Perez The nude and partially decom posed body of a man identified ti Oerhard Eugene Erlckion. na tlve of Euuclive, Wis., wai found near Perez, Calif., last week by Merl Sturgeon and Don David son. The two were hunting for coyote dens when they looked over a cllf and saw clothing on the ground. They Investigated and found Erickion't body tome 200 foet away. Coroner Frank Kerr of Al- turat aald tho mnn hnd hn dead between three and five monthi. Papen In the clothing Identified Erickaon, who was an ex-navy man and had railroaded In tho northwest. RCAF IN ALASKA OTTAWA, June 25 W) "Several complete squadrons" of the Royal Canadian air force ere operating In the Alaskan Islands area In defonsa of tho northwest opproachet to North America, Air Minister C. C. Power announced today. For Qovernment War Damage Inaurance contact Hani Nor land. 118 North 7th. Phone 7176. SBSII! IHI! I I II I If li iifl Hi MAIL CLOSING TIME (Effective June 18, 1942) Train 17 Southboundi 6i30 e. m. Train 20 Northboundi 10 a. m. i i n a,..ui . , . m.tm r. .'!,, , UWUIIlWVWIiUi p, m Train 18 Northboundi 9 p, m. Rummage Bale-rThe Method ist women of Group 2 will hold a rummage lule Saturday, June 27, In the Hlrvl building, 1019 Main ttreet, Anyone having rummage to donate may call 7580 or 3839 for collection. Aid Sale Women of the Klamath Lutheran Ladles Aid will sponsor a rummage tale Saturday, June 27, at 109 North Ninth street next to the Mont gomery Ward building. Rum' mage may be brought to thli location Friday between 1 and 3 p. m. Women of Moose All field girls who are to take part In the VFW parade scheduled for Fri. day evening, are naked to meet at 7 p. m. Friday in front of the Baltlgcr Motor company. Card Party Regular card par ty of the Women of the Moose will be held Friday at 2 p. m. In the Moose hall. Everyone U ln vitcd. Picnic The Pine Orove Sun day school will have a picnic dinner at 1 o'clock Sunday, June 28, at the Pine Grove school house. All former members and Interested persona are invited to bring picnic baskets and Join In the fellowship. Sunday school at 9:45 a, m., followed by a spe cial tcrvice at 11:30 a. m., has been announced. Meeting! Cancelled Shaita View grange will not meet thli week. Further meetings will be held once a month, on the fourth Thursday of July, August and September. Meeting Canceled There will be no meeting of the Past Ma trons club Friday afternoon, as to many members are out of town. Notice of the next meet ing will be published at a later date. Drill Team All memben of VITAL STATISTICS SULLIVAN Born at Klam ath Valley hoapltal, Klmmnth Fallt, Ore., June 24, 1942, to Mr. and Mn. Earl Sullivan, 2030 Erie ttreet, a girl. Weight: 7 pounds. the Towntend drill team are asked to meet at 8:45 Friday In front of the Balslger Motor com pany. Members are asked to be in uniform and ready to march In the parade. Elks to Stage Dance Friday The Klamath Falls Elks lodge, under the direction of Angus Nowton, it staging an evening of dancing and entertainment at the Tulelake Legion hall Friday evening, June 28, for soldiers stationed at the Japanese Recep tion center. They will be assisted by the Commando girls and Tulelake organizations. All service men on leave are Invited. If transportation Is de sired, call 7028, Chet Smith Shoe store, before Friday noon. Radio Day by Day (Pacific War Time) NEW YORK, June 23 (Wide World) First broadcast of the. annual army and navy football classic Nov. 28 under a sponsor win go over three networks, MBS, NBC and CBS. The $100 000 to be paid for broadcast rights will be divided between the army and navy relief funds Topics tonight: CBS 7:30, discussion "Electricity Fights the War." BLU 4:30, Rep. Emanuel Dicksteln on "Enemy Aliens and Congress"; 6, town meeting from ..thnij J t "-O") flatlon." , MBS 5:18, Return of Wallen iteln't Slnfonletta. When peace comes we . shall not attempt to turn back the clock to a pre-war era. Sir Ger ald Campbell, British minister to Washington. Catching a fish while snoozing is one of the best lands of slumber. Transportation Hews Wednesday, The training cen- Idaho and Montana. ' Men from ten are In Washington, Oregon, 1 18 to 38 years are eligible. , GN Examination Board Winds Up Trip Sunday The Great Northern traveling examination board, which glvei biennial transportation rules tests to all employei of the GN, wound up a three-month trip over the system in Klamath Falls Sunday, rail officials said this week. The board was composed of C. L. LaFountalne .general saf ety supervisor; P. 8. Proulx, traveling chief dispatcher; A. E. Lowry, train Inspector, end G. G. Smart, general roadmaster. Frank Sexton of the local GN office said the group worked out of St. Paul and has left the city. CAA EXPANSION SEATTLE, June 25 VP) The "ti.il I nr. a.AnBi.ttflj Bnft.A.1,.. wui toon train louu men every eight weeks in thli area to be come army glider pilots or in structors, doubling the number heretofore accepted for elemen tary training, John P. Mifflin, superintendent in charge of civ ilian pilot training here, said 100 FAT LADIES A9B AA I R f All I Is ft clinical test jut completed tnwjer the direction of Dr. C. . Von Hoover, 100 over-weight per tool loit an average of 20 pounds each in the thirty day between Jan vary 2nd and February 2nd 1942. One regit tered Nurte lost 29 poondi, and a Dietitian 30 pounds fn the thirty days. All of these people used the new Ayds viUroin candy re ducing plan, which costs only $2.2$ for a thirty-day supply, or $1.25 for a trial box, and it fruaranletd to be absolutely pnresnd to contain no laxatives or drugs and to require no exercise. Tear this ad out or just phon' Currin's for Drugs, Waggoner's Phcy. and Moe's. SUMMER CLEARANCE All Hats to Go aid Sacrifice 6.95 to -00 70.50 for 4.95 to 6.95 for 3.95 to 5.95 for .00 1 00 ASSORTMENT OF ODDS & ENDS Parkas, Softies and Hats 49c SPECIAL GOVERNOR WINTHHOP SECRETARY DESKS MAHOGANY $C-a775 WALNUT 5775 W5 Lucas Furniture 19S E. Main Sia! 3824 em 0 m mm DURIflG THE SUMMER! BECAUSE you get Wr catch' skim BECAUSE prices are extremely low BECAUSE coati were flawlessly made BECAUSE fashions are authentic for 1943 BECAUSE you may use our layaway plan MIHK ,1V,', rgg Fashions to arouse "Wl I dmJraron. 1 SKUNK opossum 00 00 Untietllad for btiuty Q fl and warmth. CARACUL GREY and BLACK Fashionad from Imported slins. ! 89 50 SEAL , Choicest 'early catch' palls. DYED ONEV 9950 SABLE MUSKRAT Distinctive and tuiurlous. 189 50 Optn Saturday! Until I P. M. CHOOSE NOW During Our ADVANCE SALE Mat. imitl d.poslt Pay balanet during sum nut monthi. .VICTORY BUY mil stim SAV1MS BONDS FOE i ALL WORTH MUCH MORE! EXAMPLE: It you buy t mt pilctol $60 You pay down only (6,00 Plus M Tai) . . . Than pay as low as $2,00 . avary wa.k or $8.00 month until tha balanea Is fi)H Inr . , Th. tai Is paid as you pay en tha cut or 10 of )h. amount of tach paymant.. (5IftAII9 617 MAIN IN CAREFREE flillr HOLIDAY TOGS YOU CANT HELP BUT HAVH FUN IN THESE BLfTHEL .' GAY- "PLAY: TIME" . CLOTHES DRESSES FROSTY COOL STYLES FOR "DRESS-UP" DATING . SLACKS Slick - fit ting atyles nicely tal-loridl Smart new r&yom in a ray array of lun-arencnea ooiortv PLAY SUITS ICK A WINNER' . IN TUBBABLE COTTON 2 Oft W.ar th. ahort ant .horn for pl.ylnir . . . allp on th. litrl tor "dresa hd.m rtoww splaah i orlnta. plalna. U-10. SLACK HffM SUITS 0.98 to .08 RmAnth f1.t.r.m With lOBI torso iackota. (Iddy print blouiaa. solid color alacka. Soma In nautical atyllna. ACCESSORIES ADD SPICE Dm mat lie your Bumrawr "fun 1o th un outfit with imooth aeeoi norlaa choaen to Rive you now dnshl See Sear wonderful ooHeotlon of fao -flatter Ins bonneU, veltly-tailored blouiea! SIM) It T SHIRTS Oranfl with your slack a, aklrtal Freih-aa-palnt col ors In tubbable slub broad cloth. Pa tela, white, filiea SI to 40. . . cottons, atunnlnt. afc V VX ' , SPsaV rayona In your i ff&A 'ayarlta on.- iZft. Cn'4S7! pl.oara. suit . CftJll 1 W ' ill 1 rfe rim- TO YOUR COSTUMEI tk W GLEXROSE hats H.45 it 133 SO. 8TH DIAL 5188 To wear tit where, with er erythlnr yon own! Hearonly paatela with top grain bands anJ bows. For your conveni ence we will be open until 9. p. m. Satyr days. New Saturday Hours: 10 A. M. to 9 P. M.