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April 27, 1043 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIVB 1.. SVi Club Moili-Wiiiemii club of rylliliin Sister mot ut tlio hoiiiii of Mr. Gooi'Ke McDonald, 42(1 Mli'lilK'iii uvumio, April 2'i nt 8 p. in, Those present were Kdnn Jensen, Nlnii Heek, Kfflo Rcdkcy, lilllliin iliiyden, Juniilo Hum, Volinn I'urniln, Cliurlolla Cnnuy and Arum McDonnld, tho hostess, It will bo Interesliiiji fur tho pub lic to know tluil til" I'ytiiliui temples of llin United Billies hiivc prcseiilcd tn tho United Klutus tiovornmcnl, 11 iinibu Inncci, fully equipped, one Jeep nnd on Inrun nfuluin robe. . Fol lowlnil the club's business meet Jnii r miscellaneous shower wus Klvcn for Mm. Curl Permln. An Easier supper wns served the Kiicsti later, Return Home Mm, Cecil Whitby nnd Mm. Marlon Douk Iim returned Sunclny morning from Seattle where tbey havo been on vacation. While In tho north they wcro uuest of Mm. DoukIiik' ii'lutlvrn. Mm. Whitby la employed nt Hiilslnor'a, Mm, DoiiuIim with Walton Iiuurnnco compnny, Her for Enter Madeline Mitlioncy and Mary Louise Per due of Portland visited Made lino's piircnls, Mr. and Mm. J. A, Miihoney of 737 North Ninth street, here over tho weekend. Madeline Mnhoney Is employed In Portland. She lives at the Perdua home there. Make Home Here Mr, nnd Mrs, Ronald Phnlr and three children hnva arrived hero from Everett, Wash,, nnd Phnlr plnrui to ro into tho potato urowInK business. At tho pruscnt time they nre with Mm. Phnlr'a pnr cuts. Mr. and Mm. C. W. liuiison ot 63S Division street. Improving Tho many friends of Frank Ini White, circuit court bailiff, will be Interested to learn that he is Improving fol lowing month's Illness. White returned to hli home on Pine street Snturdny from tho Brad shnw Nursing home in Ashland. Oo Bouth Mm. Kenneth Clurk left Tuesday morniiijt for six weeks' stay with frlunds nnd relatives in Mobile, Alu., nnd Ulloxl, Miss. She was Joined bore by her brolhcr-ln-liiw and slstor, Mr. and Mrs. Mod Darnell of Juneau, Alaska, who arrived In Senttlo Wednesday and after brief visit In Voncouvor, Wnsh., with Dnrncll'i brother, Charles, continued to Klamath Kiills. The two sisters will visit n brother, John Bilbo, In CJcrlxtr, and there will be Joined by Ken ncth Clnrk, who has n thrce-dny leave from tho Chlco air field. Mm. Darnell Is tho former Her. mln Bilbo of this city, nnd with her husbiind plans to return hero for a brief visit before they re turn to Juneau whore thoy opor nto a clenninK establishment. Dauahttr Born Mr. nnd Mrs. ncm Vannlco. 127 liillsldo ave nue, nro pnronU of b nuoy Kin welublnu 0 pounds 6 ounces, born at Hillside hospmii hi o o'clock Mondny nlKtit. Mm. vnn nice Is tho former Betty Lou Dmke, dnuKhtor of Mr. nnd Mm. F. E. Drake. Vnnnlco Is tlio son of Mr. nnd Mm. E. W. Vnnnlee of Mt. Vernon, Wnsh., formerly of this city. Don Vnnnlee ar rived Into Tuesday mornlnK from McClellnn field, biicninicnio, whero ha Is stationed with tho U. S, army nlr corps. Called Bouth Mrs. Freda Foster, employed In Moo's rcudy-lo-wcur department, wns cnllcd south Snturdny by tho critical Illness of her duughtor, Boveriy Miller, formerly employed here by Klnmnth Theatres until she left for Sun Francisco to ncccpt a position there. It Is understood that Miss Miller suffered a rup tured appendix. Visiting Here Sergeant J. H. Keyei of Cnmp White was in Klumnth Falls for tho Eastor hoi idnys visiting with his mother, Mrs. Paul Keycs, and his grand mother, Mm. Jennie Grover Keyes returned Monday to Camp White, VUKInn Sift Itnrrv .T Tnv lor. stationed at Rcddlim. Calif.. Iins been on three-day leave visiting his mother, Mrs. Kate Taylor of 3uu Alnmcan sircci, Mrs. Taylor plans to leave soon lor Monterey, cam. Leaves Hospital Mrs. E. W. Tichouor and Infant twin sons, were dismissed from Klamath Valley hospital Monday after noon and returned to their home on Summers lane. The new nr rivals are sons of Sgt, Tichcnor of the stato police , Improving A. W. Storte, Kcs. terson employe, and Arlo Say, employed by Lamm Lumber compnny at Yomsay, wore to oortcd Improved Monday at Klamath Valley hospital. Both men were Injured by logs, Moving Mr. and Mrs. Cnrl rctcnicn and daughter, Char Icnc, of 1037 Eldorado street, arc i moving this week to Prospect Ore., where Peterson will be employed by tho lumber com. pnny there. Expected Home Dr. and Mrs, Miller E. Cooper wcro expected homo Tuesday from Son Fraiv Cisco. Dr. Cooper left hero this weekend to Join Mrs. Cooper who has been in tho south for medical treatment. Visits Staff Sgt. Frank Piatt formerly of Klnmnth Falls, re turned Sunday to Camp Stone man, Calif., nftcr visiting with bis brother nnd sister-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. William Piatt of Wcy crhnouscr Cnmp 4. Treatment N. S. Norton, cm ployed by Ewnuna Box compnny ,at Quartz Mountain, Is receiving Fmcdlcnl treatment at Klamath Valley ho.ipltftl. Son Born Mr. and Mrs. Al bort Confortl, 204 South River side, nro pnronts ot n son born Mondny at Klnmnth Vnlley hos. pltal. Contort! is employed by tho First National bank. Home From Visit Mrs. Dora E. Glvnn, 2720 Hope street, lias returned from Lnkcvlow, whore she visited ' hor daughter and friends. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl Comstock of Davenport, la., nre tvlsiting hero with Mrs, Com. stock's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W E. Wlnkloy of Summers lane. LIARN THI TRUTH ABOUT D017EL WORMS Nobodr Is snr to mmim. And roundworms enn cjmim real trouhlo Inalrie jrou or jrour child. Watch for th warnlna alunai un any atoniaeh, norvnuanana, Itchy noM or Hrftt, (lit Jayn.'a vormirtiiro rlflht nwnyl JAVNK'd la America'. Insdlnff nronrl.tary worm rnedtplna umwi by millions for over a rfliltliry. Acl" teal 7, yi (invita 0111 rni nil. worms, bemanu JAYNK'fl VMiMIFUuft Bataan Warrior Model Arrested On Draft Charge NEW YORK, April 27 MV- The model for tho shirt-sleeved warrior on the "I Wns At Bn taan" trcusury deportment pos ter which urged tho public to buy war bonds, wns under ar rest yesterday by tho FBI, charged with falling to answer n seleellvo service questionnaire sent him by his Spoknnc, Wash., draft board and failing to re port for his physical examination. Ho Is M a y n a r d Bnrython Johnson, 38-ycar-old cashier and short-order cook at the Bowery YMCA. Alexander Brook, the nrtist who drew the poster, was quoted as saying he selected Johnson after searching the streets of New York for a typi cal American. People's Utility District Upheld SALEM, April 27 M') Valid ity of tho northern Wasco coun ty people's utility district wns upheld unanimously today by the state supreme court, which denied tho Pacific Power and Light company s claim that no PUD can bo valid unless voters In every parcel of territory of the district approve it. Knox Warns of West, East Coast Nuisance Air Raids WASHINGTON, April 27 (VP) Secretary of the Navy Knox said today there is "always a chance" of enemy nuisance air raids on either the cast or west coast of the United States, but he con siders the possibility of such raids remote Knox was asked at a press conference whether tho Japanese might employ their projected air base on Kiska Island, at the tip of the Aleutians chain, as a base for attacking tho west coast by air. ' "There's always a danger," he replied, "I think It's very re mote, I should say a remote pos sibility rather than a danger." Ho considers it remote, he ex plained, because of improved American defenses, the fact that "we're engaging the enemy else whrc," and because the Japs "are already spread pretty thin." Knox added that the country must assume the possibility of air attack remarking "it is not safe for us to do anything else." The secretary also said that he had "nothing to substantiate" re cent reports from Australia that the Japanese are massing at their naval base on the Truk Island group In the South Pacific. By that, ho said, there have been reports of "nothing unusual al Truk." Ho who laughs first probably told the Joke himself. SPECIAL - Wl NOW HAVI LUSTOR OIL PERMANENTS $4.00 OPBN IVBNINOt ay appointment , MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP Ml Main Dial U7I Upatalrt Wllllta Bids. James J. Jeffries, 50 pounds heavier than the day lie won the Heavy weight boxing title In IBM, meets his 08th birthday witn a Dig emue. jip nine the scales at n hunky 2M, Jcf fries keeps In the pink by managing a Southern California farm nnd sponsoring amateur fights in a con varied boy barn near Los Angeles. From Fort Lewis Major and Mrs. Paul W, Sharp arrived horo Sunday for n one week's visit nt the home of Mrs. Sharp's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. H. Mueller of 324 North Third street. Major Sharp, stationed at Fort Lewis, Wash., with the U. S. army medical corps, is on sick leave. k 11 l tl 11 lt I U I TV I L 1 IV Waakvolue.l Make your W Child Burned Tho condition of Ruby Estello Gunn, 2-your-old daughter of Frank uunn 01 Wey erhaeuser camp near Bcotty, was described as good as could be ex pected. The llttlo girl toppled into a bed of live coals In a neighbor's trash flro ncor her home, when sho otlcmpted to reach for a toy. Sho is a putlcnt at Klamath Valley hospital. In Wichita Mm. Richard Post, secretory to Mnyor John Houston, has received word from her husband, ."Dick" Post, that ho has been transferred from Camp Kcnnis, Utnh., to the 85th collego trnlning detach ment, University of Wichita. Wichita, Kas. "Dick" Is taking his pilot's training in the U. S. army air corps. Woman to Meet Women of the Mooso will meet In regular session Tuesday evening, to night, at 8 o'clock In tho Mooso hall. Members of tho homcmak ing commiUco will have charge of chapter night and a program has been planned. All officers, escorts nnd members nro urged to nttond this meeting. Fractures Arm John Oliver Lothrop, 14-yoor-old son of Mr. and Mrs. I. Lathrop of 2440 Dar- row avenue, is a patient at Klamath Valley hospital where he Is being treated for a frac tured nrm received Into Monday whilo polo vaulting. Improving Charles McPhcr son, employed In tho Shaw Lum ber company woods camp near Tlonesta, Calif., was reported Im proved at Klamath Valley hospi tal where ho Is being treated for burns. Card Party Women of the Mooso will sponsor a cord party Wednesdoy evening ot 8 p. m in tho Mooso hall. This is tho third gome of a scries. Tho pub lic is invited. Visits Hara Byron Brown, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. R. Brown of Algoma, hos returned to his U. S. navy base otter a visit with his family. Brown has seen service on tho Indianapolis. Police Court Four drunks and eight truffle tickets made up the Tuesday morning police court report. ffiSliilSS1 Information MAIL CLOSING TIME (Effective Feb. IS. 1943) Train 19 Southbound: 6 p. m. Train 20 Northbound: 11 a. m. Train 17 Southboundi 7 .a. m. Train 16 Northboundi 10 p. m. Medford Stag. Westbound, 3:30 p. m.. Evening Airmail. Stages to Alturaa. Ashland, Lake view and Rocky Point 7 a. m. From Portland Mm. Jerry Bakor of Portland is visiting at tho homo of her parents in Bly, and ot the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Alvln Plcard of Klamath Foils. Returns Home Mrs. Olive Von Kirk hos resumed her posi tion at Moo's otter a two weeks' vncntion Rpent with relntivos in California. Ill Mrs. Delia Schroedcr of Moo's Is confined to her homo on North Fifth street end un able to be at tho store. Shoppers Mrs. E, O. Favell and Mrs. Harry A. Utley, both well known Lakcvlcw residents, wero shopping hero Saturday. from lack of Gtcca-cao:) Then try Lydlft Plnkhfimt tabltt ona or ti.G Dost una quicnest noma wayi in Imple a nrm In to help build up red blDDd tO OCT MORK 8THKN0TII, A Kr0fttj blood-Iron tonlo t Follow label direction... lydla P!nkham'$TACtCT5 Shasta PTA Members of Shasta PTA will hold tho last meeting of tho year Wednesday nt 2:45 p. m. in the school. This will bo installation ot officers and reports of delegates to the state convention will be heard. Members and friends arc invited. Sojourners Club The So journers club will meet Wednes day at 1:45 p. m., at tho Willard hotel. Mrs. Samuel Earhart and Mrs. E. A. Jacquctto are the host esses. Newcomers to Klamath Foils arc always welcome. Knights Templar - Calvary Commandcry No. 16, Knights Templar, will hold a rcgulor meeting Wednesday, April 28, at 8 p. m., in tho Masonic temple. All Sir Knights ore cordially invited. Army Lacking in Munitions, Claims Service General NEW YORK, April 27 (P) The army, instead of accumulat ing a surplus of munitions, is so far from its needs that it will not be able to furnish all troops with basic equipment until lato next year, Lt. Gen, Brchon B, Som ervell said today. In a speech prepared tor de livery to the U. S. chamber of commerce, tho commanding gen crnl of the army service forces asserted categorically "there have been no lingo accumula tions of stores which could not bo moved overseas." VITAL STATISTICS VANNICE Born at Hillside hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore, April 26, 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. Don Vnnnlee, 127 Hillside ave nue, a girl. Weight: 9 pounds 6 ounces. Marshal Rommel now rcnlizcs that full equipment for his troops should havo Included bathing suits. Friendly Helpfulness To Every Creed and Purs Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Mrs. A. A. Ward, owner Willard Ward, U. S. Navy, Manager Arthur W. Larian, ' Acting Mgr. 925 High Phona 3334 Wards Famous MechanlcSock Reduced to 3 Pair' Hiffhly-absorbent cottons with reinforced heels and toes. Shorts or longs in 10', to 12. r49C Sale! Sale Prlcedl Sturdy Canvas Work Gloves l.V Longer-wearing because tha lockstitched seams won't rip; twilled canvas is extra stronz! Price Slaihedl Regular 35e Work Glove 29c Tough split cowhide palms give extra protection I Durable can vas backs; double knit wrists I SolelMn'29c Shop Caps Union Model ' 24c Stripes and plain colors I Every one haa a comfortable pleated top and unbreakable visor t Men's $2.49 Cash Saver Work Pane 234 Here's a real bargain! Snor. iztd work panta that look like? dross panta. Cotton and rayon! Save on Men's Colorful Ties Price Cut I 44c Spruct up for spring! Save on bright new colors and patterns in rich, easy-to-knot rayons Trouier Sale for Menl Speclall 550 While they last I Zipper y front gabardines in a smart cot ton, rayon and wool blendl Men's Dretiy Rayon Socks Were 29c, Now 24f Clocks! Stripes! Novelties! in fine quality hoso. Longs, shorts in 104-12. Choice of coloral Solel Men's Speed Style ShlrU, Shorul Swiss rib knit for perfect fit! - Better quality yarn for axtra wear I Buy now at aalo pneeat Salel Men's Drais Oxfords! 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