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A LULL LIIU
UHILUULI I U 1 1
COUNTY HP'S
GRADUATION
Dales for nil county high
ni'lmol eoiiiiiii'iiceiui'iit pxuitIm'H
Imvn now been set, mid gnidiin
IImii program plana urn wi'll mi
ilnr way, iii'i'oiillng to Untold
Ashley, counly school clerk.
("omimMHTnii'iil days for tho ci If -
frrrnl Ki'liooln urn varied thin
year, iilthmiKh "II exercises will
iic held In Hi" evening beginning
nhoiit 8 o'clock.
Followlntl Ik a lift of urnUiio
linn dates:
rdy My i-
Hininii.ii Miiy 12.
Cliiiiiiiiiin Mny
Ciilchrisl Miiy 5.
Henley Mny 13.
Keno April 30.
Mulln Mny 6.
Merrill Miiy 13.
Kpiagiie River May 8.
GETS PROMOTION
Chnpluln Victor E. Ncwmnn,
former rector of bl. Paul s hpl
copul church In thin city, linn
been promoted to the rank ol
ciiptnln. It was leu rued hero Moiv
clay. Chaplain Newniiin left
Citmp Aclnlr Tuesday mid Is now
stationed Hi Fort Lewis, Wash
He win accompanied north by
Mm. Ncwmun mid their two
daughters, Ann unci Katharliio
who returned thli weekepd from
Scuttle.
Chiiplnln Newman him been
I the assistant post cliiiplnln a
(.'(imp Adnir since Its uctlviition
Inst your, ur-loro lie arrived
to assume duties nt Adair he was
locnted nt Twin Kails and
I'ociilello, Idn., mid thin city
During his tenure as assistant
post chiiplnln, he was actively
engaged In tho opening of the
evernl post chapels upon thol
completion.
EASTER EGG
r
More than SO children of the
Bible Buptist church, Wlard
treet at South Sixth, partlcl
patcd In an Enstrr egg hunt on
I the church property Saturday
afternoon, The hunt was ar
ranged by tho Intermediate
boys' class, according to Rev
George W. Whcatley.
At tho Sunday morning aerv
Ices, a huge Easter lily covered
cross standing fife and one-half
feet high, was presented as
background for tho pulpit dec
orations by tho young pcopl
of the church.
(QuA.'MfyPLlown
Our Boys Abroad
Br EARL WHITLOCK
Don't bo too sure that your
Irian In the service Is going to
(tome hustling back home to
settle down I
I the old groove
i. n.
J I Right now that'
llm war is won
i what ho wants
V moro than any-
'! thing in th
iworld. Bu
'when tho peace
is signed, he
going to look
I around, In Hint
far diatnnt Inud whole ho has
been fighting nnd he's going to
see n hundred wonderful oppor
Utilities. There will bo new
countries to be opened up, now
businesses to bo pioneered
There will be openings without
number for rxccuUvo and ad
mlnistrntors nnd for tho general
I run of go-getting, gct-lt-donc
Americans.
And those opportunities ore
going to nppcnl almost irrcsi
tnbly to tho Initiative and tho
drivo and tho adventurous nn
turn which Is part of every
Amorlcnn's nature.
Many a littlo woman who
planning on a homo-town post
war welcome colcbrntion for
her husband, Is going to receive,
Instead, a cablegram tolling her
to pnek a couple of suit cases
nnd to come on and join nun
snmo outlandish and unheard'
corner of tho globe.
Americans, after the war,
will bo more widely scattered
over the world than they have
cvor been before
Memory Garden Is now open
Next Monday Mr. Whitlock
fhf tho Enrl Whitlock Funera
Homo will comment on Go Easy
on the Doctor,
IT-"'"!
Opens Studio
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tve Benton will open tu
dio of dancing at 211 East Main
treat Monday, It was
nounced.
Kcnnell-Elllt
EVE
EW DAIIGE STUDIO
Evo Benson has announced
tho opening of a dunce studio
at 211 East Main street, former
locution of tho McCown studio
and will be at her new guar
ters Monthly.
Mrs. Ucniion Is well known In
this city, headed the Klamuth
Key Kollectlon drive hero and
la active in Red Cross work
She has two sons, Gordon nnd
Noel. Gordon Benson, with tho
army uir corns, has not been
heard from since the fall of lia
tiian. He Is thought to be cithe
with the guerillu forces In the
Philippines or a priboner
war. Noel is flying with the
army overseas.
Both class nnd private in
slruclions will be given by Mrs
Benson who is a member of the
Chicago Association of Dancln
Masters. She has conducted
studios in both Mcdford and
Sacramento and one of her out
standing pupils Is Janet Reed
who appeared here as ballerina
with the Sun Francisco Bullet
company. Mrs. Benson has stud
led under numerous masters iiv
eluding Michel Fokinc, Betty
Hnrt of Ruth St. Dennis school
and with Jack Manning of tap
fame, For further information,
those Interested may- call 01)05.
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Southern Pnclflc todny re
newed its appeal for spare-time
workers to help maintain tracks
for tho handling of war traffic.
Although thcro has been a
steady Increase in tho sign-up of
business and professional men,
farmers and students as weekend
trackmen, still moro are urgent
ly needed, according to W. H.
Klrkbrldo, chief engineer. In ad
dition, Klrkbrldo said, Southern
Pacific has acute need lor thous
ands' of regular full-timo section
hands.
Since the Inauguration of the
campaign for weekend help two
months ago, tho Snturdny nnd
Sunday turnout has moro than
doubled. Tho latest check-up
shows that each weekend tho
'white collar" workers, repre
senting practically every occupa
tion, are now producing more
than 4460 man days of track
work, Klrkbrldo reported.
Bccauso of tho record volume
of war traffic being moved by
Southern Pacific, tho proper
maintenance of tracks Is of direct
concern to tho country s war pro
gram, It was pointed out. Per
sons wishing to sign up for
weekend truck work can got full
information from locul South
ern Pacific agents.
Commoncomont exercises
hnvn been arranged for tho Gil'
chrlst high school graduating
class.
Baccalnurcalo will be held
Mny 2 at 7:30 p. m. at tho Gil
christ Community church. Rev.
A. Danlclson of Bend will speak,
with Roy. E. F. McFnrlnnd of
Gilchrist presiding.
Graduation will be held Mny 5
nt tho Gilchrist high school at 8
p. m. There will be no special
spenkcr nt these exercises. The
program will bo n student nffnir.
Survivors Landed
From Torpedoed
Merchant Vessel
WASHINGTON, April 20 (P)
Survivors of n medium-sized
United States merchant vossel
torpedoed and sunk by m en
emy submnrlno in the North At
lantic In tho middle of Mnrch
hnvo been landed in New York
City, the navy reported today.
Kealings to Ltaro Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Keeling of Algoma
plan to leavo In about a week to,
make their home at tncsicr,
Calif., where Keeling will bo
superintendent of kilns for a
umber compuny. no nas nciu
this sumo position with the Al
goma Lumber company for a
number of years. Mrs. Keeling
has been active In the Writers
League hero and has had a num-
inr of niiign.imt stories accepted
fur publication.
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To Corpus Christ) Home for
Easter viicutlon from Corpus
Chrlstl. Tex., was 2nd Lt. Joe
Voyc, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J.
Voye of 4 ID High street, who
eaves tonight to return to his
huso whcio he serves as In
structor. Lt. Voye is with the
United Slates marine corps air
force. Ho flew a part of tho way
to tho west coast and plans to
take tho Mulnllncr out of San
Francisco for Corpus Christ!.
Visiting Hera Mrs. Ralph
Sccly of St. Helens is spending a
month In the cliy as me guest
of her brother-in-law and sister-
iii-luw, Mr. Bnd Mrs. Ron Clark
of 01S East Main street, while
her husband Is in New York for
ciuaitormuslcr training with tho
coast guard. Mrs. Sccly will al
so visit with her husband's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. George Sccly
of 228 North Eighth street.
In Hospital W. R. Morgan
of Altamont wan removed from
his homo to Klamath Valley
hospital Sunday evening to re
ceive treatment after he became
suddenly 111. His condition
Monday was reported by mem
bers of his family as about the
same. Morgan is employed by
tho DiGlorglo Fruit corporation
at Sliippington.
Returns From Visit Mrs.
George Humphrey returned )at
week to her home on Pine street
from Sacramento, Calif., where
she enjoyed a visit with her son
and daughter-in-law, Lieut, and
Mrs. Earl Humphrey, formerly
of Los Angeles. Lieut. Hum
phrey is stationed at Sacramento
with the signal corps.
Weekend Guests Leave Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Dixon left Mon
day morning to return to their
homo in Portland Bftcr spending
Easter weekend in Klamath Falls
as guests of their son and daugh
ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. nowara
Dixon and their young grandson,
Michael, of Lowell street.
In Santa Maria Mrs. Bernard
Zollman of 914 Lincoln street
received an Easter telephone
message from her son, Robert
Sloan Jr., who is now Instruct
ing at tho Santa Maria, cam.,
air base at Hancock college of
aeronautics. Young Sloan is a
former Herald and News em
ploye. Schoolmates Members of the
Schoolmates club will meet Frl
dny afternoon at 2 o'clock with
Mrs. John C Clcghorn of High
street. Election of officers will
be held.
To Mt. Shasta Mrs. Helen t.
Mn nf the U. S. bureau or reciB'
matlon, spent the weekend in
Mt. Shasta where her husband is
located.
' Treatment Mrs. Rolla Larkey
of 2159 Arthur street, is a patient
nt Klamath Valley hospital, r
eclving medical treatment.
MAIL CLOSING TIME
(Effective Feb. 15, 1943)
Train 19 Southbound! 6 p. m.
Train 20 Northbound: 11 a. m,
Train 17 Southboundi 7 a, m.
Train 18 Northbound! 10 p. m.
Medford Stage, Westbound. 3i30
p. m Evening Airmail.
Stages to Alturas, Ashland, Like
view and Rocky Point. 7 a. m.
Falrview PTA The final
meeting of Falrview PTA will
be held Tuesday at 2:30 p. m.,
April 27. in the school auditor
ium. The music club will sing
speclnl numbers and new of
ficers will be installed. Refresh'
mcnts will bo served at the con
clusion of tho meeting. All
members and friends are invited
Teachers Tea Members of
the teaching staff of Riverside
school will preside over their
second annual spring tea to be
given at 2:30 p. m. Frldny in the
school auditorium. All mothers
of Riverside children nro invltod
Social Club The Social club
of the Rebekah lodge will meet
lii tho IOOF hnll Wednesday,
Anril 28. at 1:30 n, m. Mrs,
Cora Gchrke and Mrs. Alice
Gowland will bo hostesses.
611 S. 6th Phone 6669
Refrigeration
Service
Ward Arnold, Serviceman
MERIT WASHING
MACHINE SERVICE
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
J
FORT KLAMATH The dedi
cation program of Die Fort Klam
ath scrvico flng will be held in
the CI clubhouse on Wednesday
evening, April 28, instead of the
evening of May 28, as stated In
a previous item. A change in the
program bus been made neces
sary by the departure of Charles
E. Race, local school teacher,
who Is now In Portland, having
received his commission as en
sign in the U. S. navy after pass
W 4, C. PKNHKY CO., IMC,
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A PLAN FOR
Your money mutt do double duty these doyn it
mu$t buy you the things you need it must buy you
your post-war security in the form of War Bonds.
And this is possible only when you shop carefully
and economically an excellent reason for doing
your shopping at Penney's.
When you consider, one
bargains here, you begin
ney's plans for the thrifty-
Stamped Bridge Set Com
plete with 4 napkins 39c
Stamped Crash Tablecloth
52x52 inch 69c
Stamped Crash Scarf 17x45
In 25o
Stamped Baby Pillow, ea. 39c
Stamped Organdy Bass'-Ute
Cover, ea '.19
Stamped Flannel Kimona 59o
Stamped Matching Sacque,
ea.. 39e
Stamped Pique Sacque .... 49c
Bonnet to Match 39c
Stamped Quilted Bibs Set
of 3 69c
Stamped Flannel Basinette
Cover $1.19
Stamped Crinkle Crepe Bas
sinette Cover 79c
EMBROIDERY HOOPS
8c - 19c
EMBROIDER FLOSS
2c Skein
ing the necessary examinations.
Ills wife will present the por
tion of the program of which
her husband had charge.
No substitute teacher has yet
been found to tako Mr. Race's
place for the remainder of the
school term and, in the event
that it is not possible to obtain
a teacher, It is expected that the
school classes will be dismissed
in a few days. Mrs. Race has
been instructin gtho upper
grades and has bcon assisted by
Mr. Race's mother, who taught
tho primary grades when a sub
stitute teacher could not be
found on Mr. Race's departure.
If you want to sell it phone
The Herald and News "want
ads." ?124
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by one, the hundred-odd
to realize how well Pen
f
Stamped Crash Table Cloth
52x52 98e
Stamped Tea Aprons Bias
trimmed 4Se
Stamped Half Aprons Per
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Stamped Children's
Aprons 25e
Stamped Crash Scarf 17x50
inches' .f. :.........-......'....v 39c
Nationwide Pillow Tubing
Stamped, 42-in., hemstitched
. i 89c
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1.00
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6 I os. Custard Cups
1 OH os. Pie Plate
18 os. Measuring Cup
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OOWNITAlnl
Rocky Point Girl
Participates in
Amphibian Program
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON,
Eugene A pageant given by the
Amphibians, women's swimming
organization, will be presented
May fifth and sixth. Milo Wood
ward, Rocky Point, sophomore,
will participate.
Tho program has for a theme,
the incidents in the life of a
WAVE. Presented will be en
listment, induction ceremony,
Brill, field day, reviews, and an
evening at the USO. The finale
is an act with flag and candles
for taps.
Miss Woodward Is vice presi
dent of the organization. She
its CSJIIW?
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Sanitary Belts All elasticl
Med. width; small, medium,
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Dres Shields Fine nainsook.'
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1.29
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main noon
Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
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Alaskan Highway
Seen as Post-War
"People's Road"
EDMONTON, Alta., April 26
(CP) The Alaska highway will
bo the road of the littlo man
after the war, Dr. Ruth Gruber,
personal representative of Inter
ior Secretary Harold L. Ickes,
predicted in an address yester
day. Dr. Gruber said the Alaska
highway, now playing a major
role in the war against the axis,
would open up travel to Siberia,
China and the backdoor of
Europe,
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Curl Comb Plastic 8e
Dressing Combs Ea . , So
Hair Net and War Caps
Ea 8e
Hair Barrettes Card (pr.) 4e
Handsome Reproduction of
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23-pc. Luncheon Set
Luncheon Plates
4 Cups and Saucers
4 Sherbets, Goblets
t Sandwich Plate
Sugar and Creamer
1.79
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PAGE FIVE
T-BONE PLEASE!
KANSAS CITY, (P) The da
clslon to become a volunteer
farmhand is costing David Chas
noff in ration points.
Chasnoff, giving up golf and
gin rummy, works sovcral houn
each day gratis at a Dodson, Mo.,
farm. One breakfast used to be
enough. Now ho eats one before
going to the farm and another
upon his return.
POISON OAK
Immediate relief from the itch
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Famous for poison oak and for
sunburn. 60c and 1.00.
SANTISEPTIC LOTION
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Slid Fastener Dress plack
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1.00
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49c
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