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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1942)
I July 27, 1IM2 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALL?, OREGON PAGE FIVB I DEFENSE CALENDAR ; At n civilian defense meeting on Tuesday, July 211, 11, A, Kimisn nml members of tin; luff nt lliu control center will mtt tip II control room on tint luge lit KU1IS mid a series of Incidents will bo described to demoiislrato tho operation of control center, Tho piibllc In Invited to attend thin mi'ut lnu, first of ii now series which will tuko place nt thu high school ml will Include! August 4, gen eral course; August 1 1 , gas de feline A ! icl I), und August 111, flic defense A und I). Classes . will start t 7:;i0 p. in., mid lire ''(intended for clvllliin defense "enrolleos who have not previ ously completed a nitric nf four SONSloilS, Llftguard Noedod I) n v 0 Bridge, city rccrcntlon officer, In In search of n lifeguard for the Junior Poll cmnp, August 0 to 23, TIhiiiii lie hud lined up for tho Joh, he mild, liuvu either Joined the services or liikon other work. The job curries n enliiry and Bridge asks t h ii I anyone (itinllfled nnd Interested contact him at his office In the city hall. Goti Manor's Degree Walter Kschobeck, Klamath Fulls, ban received tho decree of muster of arts In education at tho Unlver lly of OrcKon, He attended the first session of the summer chool nt Eugene, Eschebeck In member of the faculty at Klamath Union high school. Sworn In Arnold R. Triplet! who has been advertising soles- man for tho Khimiith Khopplnti Guide for four-auda-hiilf years, has enlisted In the navy and was worn In Saturday at Portland as second class petty officer. From Lako o' tho Woods Mr. mid Mrs. E. A. Dunham and on Dale, and Hen Arndl re turned lata Sunday from the lake, whero they spent u week tit tho Dunham cabin. Buying Trip Jane Garcelon 1 1 In Los Angeles nttendliiK Market week, where fall merch andise Is being displayed. She plans to roturn tho end of this week. Olf.nt.i Handled Four traf fic offenses, nine drunks and one accused of being drunk and disorderly wcro handled by city pollen over tho weekend. Roturn Mn. Ncal Stewart and two children have returned from a two-week vacntlnn spent t their cabin at I-nko n' the Woods, i PARK&T1LF0RD RESERVE i' t ARK ITU'ORD DiiTiLiCHi, inc.. ncwyohk. h t. 10 OIUN N RUTS At IftStTR 8(1. 1 f SOAP ... . 'I T't r-ii"i;iiiii! li !!! !6!! mm 'fllf'iilflijfijl'ii illijWlilWIiiryiililiiil 1KB Visits Hor- -Miijui' Allen Tin ver of the liciidipiiulci's emu puny unit of tjie Oregon Wom en's Ambulance corps vhilted with Iiit piiri'iils, Mr, anil Mrs, John UerilmtH und sinters, Mrn, C. C. Wliird mill Mrs. Cilen In man over the weekend. Mrs. Truver was iiecoinpiiuled by her brother Walter und Wallace UulUwIn. Desk Sorgoant on Vacation U'ruiik llliickuiir left Saturday for u two weeks' vacation, most of which be Intended to spend fishing, Illaekiucr's duties us elly pollen desk sergeants liuve been tulieii ovir by Udell Ol son, Vacationing I lintel Morrison of Kluniiith Fulls has left to spend her Viieiilliiii with her pr.r ents In 'I'm'oiiiii, Wash, MAIL CLOSING TIME (Efloctlvo Juno 10. 1042) Train 17 Southbound! 6i30 a. m. Train 20 Northbound! It) n. m. Train IB Southbound! 8t 1 5 p. m. Train 16 Northbound! 8 p, m. Plnochlo Parly Tho Eaglos' uuxllliiiy will sponsor a curd party Tuesday at 2 p. m. In tho Eagles' hull. The public Is In vited. Evonlng Nutrition Clais Meeting will be belli at KUIIS this evening lit 7:30 o'clock with Mary Hollo Heswlck In charge, assisted by Mrs. Hert C, Thomas. Discussion will cover the first six panes on "Pood and Nutri tion," It was uniioiiuced. All those who huvo signed up for the course, us well us others in terested, are urged to uttend this mcctlnif. Towniond Auxiliary Tho Townsend auxiliary will meet Wednesday, July 21), ut the home of Mrs. Hetty Allen, 5(103 lliirlun drive. A car will meet tho bus at Idelln's store at 12:30. Re freshments will be served by the hostess. Schoolmatot Tho School mates club will meet with Mrs. Almo Newton at, her homo on the statu; line near Tulelakc, Calif , ul 12:30 p. m. Friday, July 31. Chapter Mooting Womon of tho Moose will hold their refill lar chapter meeting Tuesday night at 8 o'clock nt the Moose hull. Initiation of candidates will bo held, unci all officers, es corts, and commltteo chairmen ore asked to wear formuls. Flold Drill Field Drill girls of the Women of the Moose will practice lit 7:30 tonight at Mills school. Ladies Aid Klnmnth Luthor n n Ladies Aid will meet In the church parlors at 2 p. m, Tues day, July 28. Mrs. L. K. John son will report on tha annual conference at this time. All members oro urged to bo pres ent. Nolghbori of Woodcraft Tkj Thimble club will meet at the home of Mrs. Ingoborg Wilkcr son, 1124 Mnnelnlro street, nt 2 o'clock, Tuesday, July 28. Maaonlc Mooting Klamath lodge No, 77 of the AF und AM will honor George Chiislnin, vct crnn Klnmnth barrister nnd pio neer resident, tonight lit n spe cial meeting In the Masonic tem ple at 7:30, Chastaln Is moving from this, city to Socrnmcnto within n week. Court-house Records, MONDAY Complaints Fllod i Tommln Eldred Williams ver sus State Industrial Accident commission. Suit lo collect $ 1 00 damages, $03. 4S hospital costs nnd court costs. Gus Newbury, attorney for plaintiff. State Industrial Accident com mission versus Ernest IS. Thorp. Suit to collect $73.47 with in terest and costs. Jay II. Stock man, attorney for plaintiff. , Marlon Ellen Farmer versus Fred Marshall Farmer, Suit for dlvorco. Charge, desertion. Cou plo married in Duliith, Minn., April 2!), .1030. W. Kuykendall attorney for nlulullff." John W. Sloan versus M. Wll- nin Grulibs Sloan. Suit tor di vorce. ChnrRc, cruel nnd In human treatment, Couple mar ried In Snndpolnt, Idaho, May 14, 1041. .Plaintiff asks custody of minor child, property settle Attention MASONS Spocinl Communication! Monday, July 27. 7i30 P.'M. Work lnlho M. 'M. degree. ' J, F, FLOCK, W. M. ment. J. (,'. O'Neill, attorney for piiiiuiirr. Fentress Hill, for Detroit Trust company, versus Grucii C. Ilovcy lit) executrix for eslute of Jlleliui'd II. Ilovey, et ul. Suit to quiet titlu, Wlllium (iiinontl, ntlorney for pliiliililf, Muxlne PIiiiiiii Anderson ver sus F.rlc Anderson. Suit for di vorce, Chui'Ko, cruel nnd In htiiiiuu treiilinenl. Coiipln miir rled In Klnmnth Fulls, July 2, 1020. I'lulntlff nsks restrulnluB order durluu pi'iidenry of suit. J. C, O'Neill, ultorney for plain tiff. Vlvlun Helen Gill versus How ard Lawrence Gill. Suit for di vorce, Cliui'Ke, cruel und In huimiii treiitment. Couple mar ried In Klnmnth Falls, Auiiii.it 24, 103.1, I'lulntiff usks custody of minor child, support money, properly settlement ratifleiitloii. J. C. O'Neill, nttorney for pluln tiff. Juttlco Court Arthur Lloyd Fllzwulcr. No PUC permit. Fined $10, sus pended. Glenn Anion Duller. No PUC permit. Fined $.".50. Glenn Anion Uutler. No opcr utor's license. Fined $!S.50, Lester Earl Hrld(es. One red Uliht. Fine $10. Herbert Clifford Glass. Void foroimi license. Fine $.VM). Kvelyn Juanltu Hulnsbury. Failure to slop nt scene of acci dent. Fined $100 and sentenced to BO days In county Jail. $25 und 00 days suspended. Kenneth Conner. Vlolutlon of basic rule. F'lned $15 and sen tenced to 71 days In county Jull. Jail sentence suspended und driver's license suspended for 30 days. Luther Edipir Shillings. Ob taining money by false pretenses, Waived preliminary hearing. Hond set ut $1000 cash or $2000 property. Committed to county Jail H. T. Gustufson und Ed Stall lugs. Obtaining money by false prelouscs, Took time to plead. Hond set at $500 cash or $1000 property. Committed lo county jail. Morriago Applications KNIGHT-STAFFOltU. Morris James Knight, legal age, barber. Hesldent of Klnmnth Falls, na tive of Texas. Evelyn lone Staf ford, legal ugc, housewife, Hesl dent of Klnmulh Fulls, native of Oklahoma. Three-day re quirement waived. COXIlltUNO. Robert James Homer Cox, 24, mlllworkcr. He-sldent of Klamath Falls, na tive of Arkansas. Clara Bruno, 27, housewife. Hesldent of Klam ath Fulls, native of California. Three-day requirement waived. CHASTAIN-HOYD. William Franklin Chastaln, 57, nursery man. Hesldent 0f Klamuth Falls, native of Illinois. Ruth Ann Boyd, 40, housewife. Hesldent of Klnmnth Foils, native of Ok lahoma. Three-day requirement waived. Herald and News want ads reach 40,000 individuals. Sonic ono wants what you have to sell. Advertise In tho classified. 'awn National "Greatness" By EARL WHITLOCK Each year, nt hundreds of colleges, thousnnds of . words nre poured forth by faculty leaders in farewell Bddresses to student bodies. M u c h of this M&b$$fr ' verbiage is trite i MV'i i or Jone.. But i ,v ' ); occasionally a I VSfajl rv messtige .of stl t " 'ViPremc import f.JjiN, " comes to light. '' & Such a message i ' ""Jki vns Riven t,,is bffflfjmm sPril,K nl Colby RWiB JW&M whose president tL-aC&ir-Si put a sure fin ger on a bad fault in our na tional thinking, in these words: "What niadc America great ; was not Its extensive malerlal ! resources. They had been here ever since tho third day ot crea tion though for age upon age, America was a trackless waste. What made America great was the CHARACTER of tho peo ple. But who defines America's 'grf alness' today In terms ot character? "Today wo are thinking ot progress In terms ot Individual comfort! How ninny gadgets in the kitchen? How much time mother has lo play bridge? How few steps does father hnve to take to gel to the office? How close to the house Is the garage and do the . doors open unto mnllcully? Our highest Ideals arc represented by two chick ens In every pot, two cars In every garage, two caddies .or every golf player, two hair-dos every week nnd two-colored paint for every toe-nail. "Comfort- with, lis glamour, lis seduction, Its attraction nnd Its Insidious Infiltration is the fifth column of our civilization," Rest In Memory Garden. Next Monday Mr. Whltlock ot the Enrl Whltloclt Funeral home will comment on "llowni'0 tho Hike." L.-MMI.- ,.,.,,..,. , , , El . mit nm JM ySHUi, . Jmm Jimt. I mi 4 ''Dz'fifififiiSlMi Cleanup MEN'S SUMMER DRESS or Have hand a great number of these and every one n money saver for youl Tun and blue shades to mutch uny or all of your clothes! Men's Summer SLACK PANTS Reduced! m 1ST MAIN PLOOn Reduced! Ladies' Newly styled ladles' hats reduced to make room for the new! Dress-up -sport or casual wear styles. See them today und savel Ladies' Slack Suits Roducodl 1.97 Great savings for you! The newest colors and the lat e s t styles! Reduced to clenr! Boys' Summor Woights Pants - Slacks 1.33 and 1.77 New colors, washable neat looking real fits! Boys' Summor Slacks These great values really make your budget simple! Shop Pcnncy's no. and save! 7l Boys' Pay Day Sox 2pr. 25c New bright stripes lovely colors all sizcsl Satin Covored Pillows 4-77 Made of 20 grey duck down, 75 grey duck feathers, 8fl, chicken feath ers! 20'' x 26". Chenille Hob Nail Bedspreads 2.98 Full bed slzc-pnstel shades solid colors! Indian . Blankets 70" x 80" Made from all American cotton, Assorted colors dcslgnsl .. 1.59 DOWNBTAlnl Mats WORK Shirts you ever worn u shirt with a specially designed col lar, to be worn for sport or for dress? Wo now have on FQPJICTORY mm hah m smviis Q If you prefer a wash able pant or slack see the large group we now have marked down to clear on our main floor! All new colors and all up-to-date styles! Real Values in Ladies9 Dresses Reduced! Casual or dress-up. Latest styles, new colors, beautiful designs) Everything it takes to make a neat dress! Sizes 12-42. 97 Reduced.' 7. awun Suits 1.77 imd All our swimming reduced to Ant these priccs. Buy A 1 P- dav and save at Pennev's! Ladies' Scamp Panties Form-fitting, neat looking, cool and comfort- A On able. All sizes T'V Ladies' New Necktie Aprons Newest thing in aprons red hot sellers. . Lovely c,olors 4Qc stripes! Special! Ladies' Seersucker Gowns Cool and comfortable. Beautiful colors 73c Ladies' Turbans Wear them with your slacks or slack CtQi suit. New colors! C Soft Cleansing Tissue Largo box of 500 tissues, Soft and absorbent! MAIN FLOOR Reducedl Girls' PSay Suits Two-piece skirt and jacket Cool seersucker. Sizes 10-14 , I Ladles' Heavy Denim Slacks 2.29 Fade blue color! Large 26" bottoms. Sizes 12-20. 8EC0N0 FLOOR Shop With Pleasure at PENNEWS and SAVE! Men'a Summor Sport Shirts 1 19 New summer weight materials! New colors and styles! Short sleeves! For cool sum mer wcaringl r nun vnm u ..-.'tfAvsT..! Men's White Caps For work or for dress! Cool white caps! All sizes! better suits clear low to- Girls' Swim Suits Reducedl 77c and 1.77 Girls' lastex one - piece bathing suits! Sizes 4-14. Men's Gabardine Shirts Cotton and rayon! 3-but-ton cuff! For dress or work! S"f CfcfS All colors! Men's Seersucker Paiamas v For -a cool night's sleep, wear sccrsuck- MO er Pajamas! ... '"u Men's Summer Ties Exciting bright stripes! New dQC colors! Gabardines Reduced! Men's Cool For Year 'Round Excellence For year round wearl New 3 button Brewster model! All new bright colors to please every maul Don't miss out on this so low a price. Visit our suit department to day. 75 MAIN FLOOR Men'. Slack Suits COOL COMFORTABLE LIGHT WEIGHT 3.55 - 4.55 To really enjoy your mo ments of leisure off the job'l Wear a cool and com fortable slack suitl They're priced to save you money! Men's Cool Summer Straws Solar Straws Man's WORK HELMETS Cool for work! Real money-saving AQf values "W V New, light and cool solar straws! Still popular and still selling .. 98c MAIH FLOOR ' Men's Uniform Caps Tops 49c Frames 79c fl Cool ventilated summer frames and tops tTI to match your uniform! Five different colors! educed! Men's and Boys' SHOES AH reduced to clear! Men's and boys'l Brown and white! Browns! ' Brown and tan! Newest styles! Ventilated types! -' . '.. DOWNSTAIRS MONEY SAVING VALUES NOW IN OUR DOWNSTAIRS SHOE DEPTI K educed! OLDER GIRLS' 8 LADIES' NAILHEAD SANDALS 5v ft 00 11, Cool looking nailhead sandals all reduced to one dollar a pair! Ladies, don't miss out. Get yours today! led need! Ladies' SPECTATORS and PUMPS 2 Spectators Brown and white, and blue and white! Lovely pumps! And a lew sandals all reduced to clear' Choose yours while the stock is large. downstairs . . SSI DOWNSTAIRS RUMMAGE TABLE CLEAN-UP A host of real values are yours at real low prlcesl Almost anything you can think of can be found on this table! Look It over and buy what you can. TODAY MILLIONS Or MEN AND WOMEN ARE SAVING TO SAVE AMERICA. ARE YOU DOING YOUR SHARE? BUY YOUR WAR STAMPS ANO P0NP5 AT PENNEY'SI A km i. ii
