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Auffiiftt 28. 1043 PAGE FIVHJ iiiniilfiiifflMifflllll mm a , nil wmmmmmmmmmmsm 111! To Mak Ham Hr Mr. iind Mm. Hurry Pell. Jr., of Portland, havo arrived here mid ar niaklnK their homo In (ho Audley apartment. Pelt linn bron transferred hero an local representative o( tha Mutropull tun Life Insurance company lif ter having been with them for four years In llio north. Ha l( to replace Tom Neely, who h re cently unno Into defense work, and Chut Williams, who linn bm ti rti.-frrsd to Tacoma. . Ban' Francisco Visitors Slny Intf with their RrniKlpnroiibi, Mr. and Mrs. S- R. Hcrry, thl week, are , Cynthia Ann and Rnss Chandler Berry, of Sim Francis co Their parenta, Mr. and Mr. Chnndlor Berry, have gone on to Eugene for a few dny. to vlfll MrT and' Mrs, Itosa Carter, class mate at tha University of Ore gon, and to spend soma time fishing on the MeKenzIo river. Visitors From Mt. Shasta Mr. and Mrs. Al Fourinet and son, Gerald, woro visitors hero Wednesday from Mt. Shasta, where they now live. Fonrmel, formerly mananor of the Es quire theatre hero, owns and operates a thenlro at the Cali fornia town. Ha recently spent several weeks In the Mt, Shasta hospital, but has recovered from the long Illness. Brief Visit Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Smith of Eugene, visited briefly Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Carter, of thn Wunder apartments here. They were re turning from a trip to Son Fran cisco and Del Mnr. Department Called The fire department was called to a house owned by S. M. Unriger, at 1087 Auburn street, at 8:30 this morn ing when an oil furnace flooded, causing much smoke but no damage. Club Leader Her H. C, Sey niour, state 4-H club leader from Corvallls, spent Friday In Klamath Falls In connection with the 4-H club garden show being held at Altamont Junior high school. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF E. N. EAGLE, ' DECEASED, IN AND TO THE ASSETS OF THE COPART NERSHIP OF E. N. EAGLE AND D. N- EAGLE, CO PARTNERS DOING BUSI NESS UNDER THE FIRM, NAME AND STYLE OF EAGLE AND SON. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been ap pointed Administrator of the Estate of E. N. Eagle, deceased, In and to the assets of the co partnership of E. N. Eagle and D. N. Eagle, copartners .doing business under the firm name and stylo of Eagle and Son. All persons having claims against said partnership estate aro di rected to present said claims properly verified to m at th Office of Fred D. Fletcher, Suite 13, Melhasc Bldg., Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from the date of tho first pub lication of this notice which Is August 14th. 1042. D.N.EAGLE, ' ! Administrator. A 14-21-28; S 411 No. 112. jr ' School Cords Th Bast Mad , . $495 Other Cords $3.95 "T" SHIRTS 75c ' ' ... SLIP-ON SWEATERS $3.95uP;; r DREW'S MANSTORE Recital Seven students ' will bo presented In a piano recital Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock by Mrs. Kenton Knight. The recltnl will be given at the home of Mrs. C, E. MpC'lellnn, 1102 Kune street. Guest soloist is Mrs. ftollln Thompson;' stu dents to bo prompted are Arlen Stnnhi-ry, Louise Sexton, Lucille Koady, Mary Lou Stonbery, Mary Allco Park, Bruce Craw ford and Kenton Knight, Jr. . ImnroTlna Billy Abbey, who suffered head and smoulder in juries Wednesday night In an accident on Tho Dalles-Callfor-nlu highway, near Chemult, was reported to b Improving this morning at Klamath Valley hos pital. ....... , On Chiidi- One man, churged with drunkenness, was listed on police court records this morning, Courthouse Records , FRIDAY M.rrl.n. I.Irani AoolleatlonS POTTER BAHLING. Rollo Talmadge Potter,, 21, sawmill worker. Resident 01 msmain Falls, native of Oregon, Adeline AiiArin rtulillnif. 20. beauty operator. Resident of Klamath Fulls, native of Kansas. . Throe day requirement waived, GABBARDBECKER. Robert ttnhhnrH 23. mlllwarker. Rest dont of Klamath Falls, native of Ark. ni Beatrice Elira HecK er, 18, 'student. Resident of Klamath Falls, native of Nebraska. GROSS WILLIAMS. Virgil ri'Nonlit Gross. 24. baseball player. Resident of Klamath Fol s. native of Oregon. Margie Mri wiiiinms. IB. cashier. Res Ident of Klamath Falls, natlvo of Oregon. Three-day requirement waived. . . Complaints Filed Rachel Johnson versus Swan Johnson. . Suit for divorce. Chargo, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple . married In Reno, January 18, 1930.. Plain tiff .ilra nrnnertv settlement. custody of two minor children, support money, alimony, ana at torney fees. A. W. Schaupp, at torney for plaintiff,. rilnlnn Martin versus Eva Martin. Suit for divorce. Chargo, Hi.rllnn. Counts married' In Redding. Calif., August 18, 1924. J. C. O Nelll, attorney tor plain tiff. !! -'" ' " Justice Court ' nn.nn Frad Schuler. No chauffeur's license. Fined $5.30. Jase Morgan ' Williams, no operator's license. Fined $3.50. Correction A f-nmntalnt filed ' hv Jean Loverich against Juel Leverlch was listed In yesterday's Herald nnd News as a suit for divorce. It should have read for separate maintenance. Tha nil for . a sucerlor air force is that, an aviation cadet Una in hiv. nln months of In struction before ho can wear wings, three more months of tactical seasoning before he may fight abroad Cadets at' Randolph field are using up thousands of powder puffs, which they've found make excellent car pads for, their, ra dio headsets. ' Herald and Newswant ' ads reach 40.000 Individuals. Some' ono wants what you have to sell, Advertise In the classified. Nazis Tighten. Ring Around Turkey LEGAL NOTICES : NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. IN THE MATTER' OF THE ESTATE OF E. N. EAGLE, , Deceased," ' . .. :: ' Nntlr I. herehv fflven that the undersigned has been, ap- pointea Aammistrator oi - tno Estate of E. N. Eagle, Deceased, nnrt all norsnns . hflvlnff claims against the said estate are here by notified to present same to the undersigned at tho office of Fred D Fletcher, Suite 12, Met hnse Bldg,', Klamath Falls, Ore gon, within- six ' months from date hereof, ' . :,',. : Dated this 14th day of Au gust, 1 042 " D.N. EAGLE, ---Administrator. A 14-21-28; S 4-U No. 111. NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, Lula .B.. Feft- wlch, has filed In the Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon for Klamath County hcr..pctltlon for change or. name to tula - a. Hutchens ,and all persons are required- to appear before said Court on September 22, 1942. at 10:00 o clock A. M. and then, and there show cause. If any they ' have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted. This notice Is published once a -week for two successive weeks by order of said Court the first publication being dated August. 28, 1942 . 1 . LULA B. LEFTW1CH. SOVIET " 1 iwRUSSIAf 5 y W C -'i'W'Vf E T J IRAN. Turkey, fence-straddling, solitary near east neutral, finds Itself menaced once again by encircling Nazi' drives. German advance in Caucasus, linked with Mediterranean penetration beyond Crete, brings ring' ' of aggression more than half-way around Turkey, which has been persistently under pressure by both1 . , axis and allies ever since war began. ' 1 i. ' r W W . 1 'V it J. -r ' ":. . .-wrrsftrvtL'v. ?-r. - . vl , -. .: i.ff 4 jX BUILDINCON THE BEAC H Sosmn Desfor, 15 months old. roes in for some serious sand construction dn the shore at Jones Beach, Long Island playground "UUh Theatre" Is But One KUHS Improvement An attractive "little theatre" evenly accomplished at Modoc room oft Mon Clair street is onefed than ever before, of several Improvements In pr.-tt.. iuij. -,r h nm. i torium have been leveled and eventually will be turfed. The building" and grounds, which will greet Klamath Union high school students when they re turn to their classes Monday. A large room, once used for auto mechanics, has been trans formed Into the theatre room by installation of wall board, a stage, and a new floor that slopes toward the stage. Even tually, opera chairs will be In stalled. ' ' ' i Easily Accessible Arnold Gralapp, city school superintendent, said that the room will not only be used for high school dramatics, but will be available for use by dramatic groups of the community, . The Mon Clair street entrance makes it easily accessible " from the street. A major Improvement at the high school building is the estab lishment of a chemistry labor atory which Gralapp says Is as good as can be found in any northwest high school. The chem istry and advanced science room, once a study hall, has been fit ted with eight tables, each served with hot and cold water, gas and electricity. ' Ra-Docoratd A new library for freshmen and sophomores has been set up on the second floor in room 304. Juniors and seniors will use the, county library. The home economic rooms In the high school building have been attractively re-decorated, Despite- the heavy grinding it received last year, turf on Mo doc field is now in excellent con dition. It has been carefully groomed' throughout the sum' mer, and helpful in this effort has been new traveling sprinkler equipment; installed at' Modoc field. . : ' . Fields Lovld This sprinkler is rigged up with a long cable, which slowly winds up on a drum, pulling the sprinkler across the field. As a result, watering has been more KUHS Monogramed Sheaffer Fineline Pencils VAN'S CAMERA SHOP 727 Main Phone 3618 high school has acquired a new piece of property, which lies between the natatorlum and the corner of Modoc field. This will be used for practice. VITAL STATISTICS FERRKLL Born at HillslHa, hospital, August 28, 1042, lo' Mr, ami Mrs. William A. rell, 2434 Orchard way, Klnm-' ath Falls, Ore., a boy. Weight: 7 pounds. Rudy Valloe has Joined the , Long Beach, Calif., coast guard'; as a band master. From now on, his time Is their time. Let's put everything to work! Sell tho articles you don't us through a classified ad. i ; Sweaters s - . Skirts Jackets See Th Town Shop's NEW Balcamp With Its . Huge Selection -of. Smart Campus Clothes Blouses Anklets Scarfs TOWN SHOP They 'Poured It On Japs in Solomons INkA Kurf ia-1 tltuhotol Here's one of the first pictures of some air heroes of the Solomons Island battle. They're crew members ot a Heavy U. S. bomber which destroyed two Jap Zero fighter planes. Shown at a South Sea airport are, from left, Qunner Scrgt.'Paul Tuley, Evansvllle, lnd, who got one Jop; Cap tain Kermlt Mcsserschmltt, Ft. Collins, Colo., pilot; Corporal Warren Morse, Mlddlctown, Mass., another who got a Zero; and Sergeant Eugene Davis, WUllamstown, Mass., wno was wounded and won tho Purple Heart Medal. Official Air Force photo radioed from Honolulu. EjHjl MAIL CLOSING TIME (Effective June 18, 1942) Train 17 Southboundi 8:30 a, m. Train 20 Northbound) 10 a. m. Train 19 Southboundi 6:1S p. m. Train 18 Northbound! 9 p. a. Public Card Party Tha Townscnd auxiliary will sponsor T rtflete dhtrtss of MONTHLY, I m BBS 1 cemaie wesKness AND HELP BUILD UP RED BLOODI Lydla E. Plnkham's TABLETS (with added Iron) have helped thousands or girls to relieve func tional monthly pain and wonk feelings, Plnkhanvs Tablets Also help build up red blood and thus aid In promoting more strength. Made fpfclallu or tcompn. Fol low label directions. Worth tryliwl n public card party at the home of Mrs. Arinli Larson, 618 Wil low street, at 8 p. m, tonight. There will bo prizes and refresh ments will bo served. Rummag Sal The Senior Circle of tho Community Con grcRntionnl church will hold a rummago salo Saturday, August 20, at 107 North Ninth street FILMS Davoloped and Printed 25c Any 8 or 8 exposure roll. .Reprints 3c ach. In at 10:30 Out at 3:00 BUD'S PHOTO SERVICE Postofflc Box 921 . 1031 Main St. M k' . kMOT t ' Bi .tS,.;, '.X 'J:'!. 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Invite several friends otct to Join In the test. Serve with a bite to eat pouring; tho beer from a pitcher, tho way old-time Pilsner tasted Its best , . . not too chilled' . . and enjoyed leisurely, the flavor and aroma of each soul stirring; swallow lingered over. : If you and your guests don't agree Brown Derby equals the finest Pilsner you ever tasted, return empties to where you bought the beer and they'll gladly refund full price you paid. Jill W IfsJ vSWraa BUi' OUARTS-Eoch tcrvat two caps for other needs. And you get more Pilsner than over for your money I siiiiLIHHHHBHMB 'A28iS4.No.117
