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Newspaper Page Texta; AukumI 13, .UM3 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREB n 8! CI ADVISOR PLANS TOUR OF -"'NEWELL CENTER NEWELL, Cniif. Jiitk lluya, loeul furni ikIvIhoi-, wiih km 1 II- )K-HN('(I Will) tilt) lllUKI'l-HH tlllKlC iii-i-c Unit Iki l.i (ii-tmnlInK u tour of thin win- rcloi-ulion project on Suniliiy, AiiKiiNt HI, lit tint Invita tion or. Project Dirt-dor IS. L. Khliroll. All Modoc county resi lient, cnpeeliilly furiuoi'H und hiiNliit-8.1 men lira uriied to niuku IIiIh visit which will cdiinIhI of u tour of II m furm, luiii'li lit the eiiinp, mid o vlult to eertuln por Uoim of the center. Cnrii unit bum's from Altuiiin' will inwemulo ut the old Kriimmur school ut 7:I3 H. 111. A lurno nunihcr of visitors In expected. Departures Mm. Yimhly Inuinnkn loft Tu!c luki., Friday, Auimt 7, for Mini liiitu, Mlnni-.iolii, to Join hi-r lius hund. Chlo Aoltl left tho Hiiiuu ilny to Join ln-r flsince, C'tuuli-B '1'. Nnkutii, ut (.'(imp DohlnHon, Ai Iuuisiib; 1'ukiiI(o Ouhlmu left for C'unip Hohlnson to niiirry her dunce, Pvt. Siinjl lliindu. lCdlth TukiiKl left AukuhI 10 for Co lunibiiH, Ohio, to niiirry V. t", C, Wiitunuho, who In stiilloncd there, Vltnl Statistics The flr.il Ciiucusliin buhy born ut the Tulu Luke roloenllon center Is Mumurot Grace, seven pound dmiKhter of Mr. nod Mm. Doiiiild Klhersnn, burn Anil, 0 nl ll::i() p. m, Thlri In their find child. Klbcrmin. formerly of I'ulo Alto. Oil If., In iidniliilMrullvo iisilstiinl of community services. Me wus formerly Co-op specliillst fur the t'tirm Security udnilnlii trillion. Mm. Klber.ion, nee Kleiinor Iluth SloKel, conies from Oukliinil. Birth Rata Incronioi The S.'lril birth lit tho buse nospltul of tho Tulo Luke rclocn t Inn center occurred Aui;ii.it 9. This l.i ii seven pound, fovir ounce Kill, third diiuithter of Mr, and Mrs. lllloshl Timiikii. Tiinnkii wns n secretnry ut Oukliind, Ciiiif, A seven pound, ten ouneo boy born AuKu.it B Is tho third child of TuruKl nnd ShlKeko Nnku imirn. Nukiimurii wns n swumlll laborer with tho Snoqunlmlo Fulls Lumber conipuiiy, Wush, Lust weekend births were three: u buy wuIkIiIiiii six pounds, seven ounces, tho fust child of Junius anil Kdlth llushlinoto, wus born Aliuust 7. llushlinoto win formerly u druKKlnt ut Bucru meiilo, C'ulif. Un Auuust 0, Khli'Ko mid Khluku Niikuniuril becuino tho parents of u six pound, three ounce buy, Nuku imii'u wus u fiirinur ut Nowcustle, Cullf. Wllllum Musulilro, 1U month old son of Miisum und t'lilyeko Yuyesukl, died of brim chliil pneumonia, August 0. Tlio lad hud been 111 with measles two months prior to comliiK to thu Tulu Lake relocation center. Kunerul services weru held ut 2 o'clock, Auk. 7. Itev. tiiisukl, Dudhlst priest, officiated, Authoress Visits Newell Mrs. tiriicu K. Wills of Hon olulu, lluwull, noted mKuzlno writer, wus u two-day visitor ut Newel over tho weekend. She visited thu project to collect In formation for her second article to bo published In tho Aslu mag uzlne. Information Specialist Visits Charles T. O'tlrlen, rudio und news editor of tho overseas sec tion, Office of War Information, iittuched to tho Bun Frunclsco office, urrlvod ut Newell Ami. 10 for u threo-dny visit of tho project. O'Urlen Is studying methods und Kiithc-rinK material so us to fully Inform his office us to conditions in vurlous re location contors. Inspection John W. Clour, chief of the budKot, Offlco of WHA, arrived from WushliiHton, D. C, Auk, 10 for an inspection of Newell. Dorothy Rcvell Accepts Defense Job in Alaska LANGKLL VALLEY Miss Dorothy Revell lcnvcs soon for AnchoriiKC, Aluskn, wliero she bus taken a defense position in tho civil aeronautics division, It bus been lenrncd hero. Miss It c v e 1 1. who is well known In Klamath county where she wus assistant librarian and trnvoled tho country In tho book vun, Kiwo up her Job as city li brarian In Ellensburg, Wush., to accept tho Alaskan position. She Is the dmiKhter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kovoll of Lanxcll Vniley, and Ls expecting her call in the near future. She will mnko the trip to AnchoroRo by plane, It is thought. Read The Classified Page FOR QUALITY BUY NOW I GREAT ANNUAL AUGUST FurSale! v IV u I Individual 3y" Crcotca ur ill II ,. for tho Woman Msll , JT? a r.nnrontco T sJ 't Rnnd With f WX ' M , Every Fur! mm t-i . .. , - I W.BJIW . i nis year, more tnan over por a e fore, you must be SURE of QSy the quality, stylo and work- ray Ways"' manship of tho Fur Coat you I i ' buy! that is why we urqo I bi. you to buy now . . . .QUALITY 0 ' q" " i-n"a aac m uch d bttcd I V. "ov'nment o. PRICES WERE NEVER LOW- and m . .1.J dwn ERI In this August Fur Event. ment,. " ' V pay. you got tho widest selection n H. of primo pelts in oil their lus- 'X,y. "I!?,11 on trous beoutv. ACT NOW! I i"an A soloctton of coats for college Wear CfcOR n viirloly of furs from r Bonutlful Munkrat Coats (t CO (Mink nnd Sublo dyed) frora H'1' Lovoly Persian Lambs tl75 (in fitted nnd slrniftht models) ........from N ' Gonulno Russian Squirrel Coats tOC (I-'ino silky pelts) fromNaW A largo selection of ERMINES, NATURAL GREY KIDS, MINKS, CHINA MINKS and KOLINSKYS . . . one to ploass every woman. SELECT YOUR COAT NOWI Many of Theso Coats Are Priced 'Way Below Celling Prlcesl ; 1 1 k W lt" m service WOULD-BE SENTRY CHICAGO UP) After John Kudlecik, 41, put his wife and no lights during tho blackout, lie took up bis double-barrelled shotgun and went out to patrol tho streets. Stopped by Ulock Captain Willinm Thompson, Kadleclk said "I'm doing sentry duty.' Thompson called police who ar rested and booked the "sentry" on a disorderly conduct charge. "A lot of good he would have done," the block cupiuin com- iicnted. "The gun wasn't even loaded." Let's put everything to Work! Sell tho articles you don't use through a classified ad. 1 A 7K A f rS " "1 IN FLORIDA Clifford Eurl Kllnkhummer, son of Mr. und Mrs. Gerhard Kllnkhummer of 3720 Komcdiilc, enlisted In the United States marina corps on April 8, 1042, through the local recruiting station, nnd is at the present lime attending nn avia tion school in Jacksonville, Fla. Dill Morn, In tho navy Blncc January, has recently completed work at Annapolis for un cn- slgnship, it has been learned here, and Is now un officer en guged In salvage work on the costern coast, Ills first Job wus on tho NoVmnndie, in the New York harbor, Young Horn is Iho son of Dr. und Mrs. L. W. Horn, who now reside in Bnker. NAVY PAINTER Vcrland Leo Huff, husband of Carolyn Huff of Midland, has sailed with one of tho convoys leaving for con struction work somewhere in the Pacific. He enlisted in Port land on May 23, 1042, and com pleted his training at Sun Diego. His rnting Is painter, third eluss petty officer. Thomas F. Judge, former city police traffic expert, is stationed with a military police unit at the Sun Froncisco Presidio, accord ing to a letter received by the police department. Judgo left this city two weeks ago after volunteering for M. P. duty. TULELAKE Lieut. Robert Kensler, oldest son of Mr. und Mrs. Clark W. Pannier, has been promoted to tho runk of captain In tho army uir corps, accord ing to word received hero Sulur day. Tho now captain, Just 24 years old, pilots a "flying fort ress." Ho advised his parents thut ho has received instructions to leuvo his buse in Florida early tills week for duty at an un known destination. Graduated from, tho Tulelukc high school In 1S38, his prog ress since he enlisted In the U, S. army In December, 1939, has been meteoric. His Initial train ing was at Rundolph Field, Tex., us u flying cndel. Graduating from Kelley Field, Tex., as a second- lieutenant In August, 10-10, ho acted as on instructor ut the sume field until December of that year. Later he was as signed us an instructor in ad vanced flying at Randolph Field, Ariz., where ho remained until leaving for Florida several weeks ugo. Captain Fcnslcr, reared on a Tulelukc furm, is believed to be one of the youngest captains in tho service among men enlisted from this nrcu. He has two broth ers, Jack und Dick, who are also members of the armed forces. Their father served In World War 1. Archie Lawyer, aviation ma chinists mute, 3rd Class, former senior with the Klamath Reser vation forestry division is visit ing his wife and relatives at Klamath Agency. He has been in training at the navy aviation training school, Chicago. Lawyer Is the son o Corbett Lawyer of ! the Kiamnth Agency staff, and attended tho University of Idaho and later graduated from Univer sity of Oregon. Albert Christy, a former Klam ath Reservation Scaler now a navy motor machinists mate, 2nd class, is -visiting his family at Corvullis and friends In the Klamath country. Christy's son, Bill Christy, 2nd lieutenant, field artillery and graduate of Oregon Stale college expects to see ac tive duty soon. Corporal Sam Benton, quar termasters corps, former fire guard on the reservation is vis iting friends in Klamath county during a short leave. Joe E. Earley, Jr., son of Mr. ond Mrs. J. E. Earley, now of Medford but formerly of Klam ath Falls, is now in England. Young Earley graduated from Klamath union high school and the University of Oregon. He enlisted in tho air corps Decem ber 14, 1D41, and went to Jeffer son Barracks, Mo. Ho was later transferred to Charleston, S. C, for training. In April, he went to Washington, D. C, for six weeks and was promoted to sergeant. "Want-ads" cost little bring results! Special For Your Sweet Tooth.' AM 10) Y HOFFMAN'S QUALITY CANDIES! e BIG CELLOPHANE BAGS PURE AND GOOD FRESH Cremc do Mints .Telly Beans Gum Drops Chicken Bones Ornnno Slices Assorted Fruit Drops Peppermints 1 Assorted Licorice Clnnnmrm Drops Roynl Koleltes (Coconnut) And many others Reg. 15c Bags Mv Reg. 10c Bags This Week Only! REMEMBER! You can buy anything totalling $10 or more on Sear Easy Payment Plant three children to bed at 0:30 p. m. and wurned them to show 1 reCSw 1 V V' WWW -A 1 1 "" I ' UMA KVW ALvtr&i-Jj ... yV-"-- U, mmm mil -1 rn r - r- -r'" - 1 . I ' . Wl 20 to 40 IL- 1 ; xljWi' N' BELOW CEILINGS DURING 1 PM 1? 5EAR5 JZdfmm )w?& August Furniture Rf iff'" ' , SALE W mti A selected group of "limited quantity" Items cut drastically to clear during our August Furniture Sale on n Aa hnlnw our eeilina Drice ... Many at less than half the price asked elsewhere . . , 1 Only 2-pe. LIVING ROOM SUITE . AQ88 Blue Velour Worth 129.00 3 Only 3-pc. BEDROOM SET Oft88 Worth 150.00 IT 2 Walnut - Bleached or Limed Oak 1 Only 5-pc. MAPLE DINETTE SET OA88 Reg. 34.95 AW 4.0nly 5-pc. CHROME DINETTE SETS O)88 Worth 44.00 s 12 Only EARLY CALIFORNIA 1A88 OCCASIONAL CHAIRS Reg. 13.95 IV 1 Only EARLY CALIFORNIA "788 OTTOMAN Reg. 9.95 To Match the Occasional Chairs 1 Only 3-pc. LIMED OAK BEDROOM C88 SET Worth 75.00 JO 7 Only KNOTTY-PINE CHESTS TO88 Reg. 16.95 1 Only 2-pe. LIVING ROOM SUITE llS8 Blue Velour Reg. 159.95 I WT t 4 Only 9x12 AXMINSTER, RUGS ' l)Q88 Worth 36.95 1 7 Only UNFINISHED HI-CHAIRS A 18 Reg. 2.49 -. JL 12 Only 30 inch UNFINISHED STOOLS 18 Reg. 1.59 I 1 Only KNOTTY PINE LAMP TABLE C88 Reg! 7.95 3 7 Only WALNUT RADIO TABLE 1,33 K. D Reg. 1.89 22 Only FOLDING CARD A A TABLES W ALL WOOL FACE Wiiton Broadloont $K50 WORTH $8.00! RUG CUSHION GIVEN Custom tailor your roomi with seamlosi broadlooml Sixes up to 12 x 21 ieet In stock while it lasts. Beautiful modern design in tan leaf tone-on-tone pattern in all wool pile for longer wear and more resilience ... waf fle weave rug cushion given . ' with each purchase of a 9x12 or largerl GREEN LEAF TONE-ON- TONE AXMINSTEH E 8q, Worth 8.95 ...:,. Yd. SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. Rug Cushion Givenl 719 Main St. 3.1