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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREIJ
Honor Students
Water Storage
Rights Questioned
BOISE, May 11 (P) The
question of whether the federal
government has the right to
utilize land owned by a state
for storage of water was raised
yesterday by Idaho Attorney
General Bert H. Miller.
Reporting to the state land
board on the result of a survey
of possible results of the pro
posed government dam at Al
beni Falls, Wash,, to raise the
water of Pend Oreille lake in
Idaho, Miller disclosed that the
U, S. supreme court has held
that the water of a river which
may in any of Its length be nav
igable, are subject to federal
control.
WPB Prohibits
Fine Rayon Hose
WASHINGTON, May 11 (JP)
The war production board has
prohibited the manufacture of
full fashioned rayon hosiery of
very fine connton yarns,
The agency said the order
will eliminate hosiery w h 1 e h
have not proved serviceable or
durable. . - .
UN DITCHES
RULING OKAYS
NO HUNTING
ft
TULKLAKB Ownership of
drain ditch and Inlorul bunk
hut been definitely CAtubllHlird
(tern prolonged controversy bo
twccn owners of fur in lands nnd
the Klnmnlh reclamation sorv
lea. Announcement of the de
cision In fnvor of land owner
win made at a recent meeting
of the Tiilcllikc-Modoc Form
center whlcli linn sponsored tlio
progrum for pouting the con
tented areas,
Farmer In the future may pott
cl Itches provided alitii are uni
form and rend "IIiiiiUiik on gov
ernment rights-of-way prohibited
unless permission In granted by
adjacent landowner."
I Loan of livestock and duniugo
to fcncei In recent yours led
to the request for ownership
rights. A. K. Ryckmun, Dim
Cruwford and John O'Bhcii woro
appointed to order the sign.
Expenses of posting liuiiit bo
borne by the landowners.
Joint resolutions Issued by
Lloyd Lowcry, utate assembly
man of the third district, wero
read. Resolution No. 3 asked
for memorial to conn rem to
Initiate proper action and legis
lation to forfeit the U. S. citizen
ship of any persons having dual
citizenship and to prohibit those
Individuals from becoming a cit
izen of the U. S.
Joint resolution No. S was
petition to amend the U. S. con
stitution to bar person of Jap
anese descent of ownership of
leasing property.
The Karm Center voted to en-
dorse the sot of resolutions sent
here from the Capay Volley Cen
ter, Gulndu, California.
The center went on record also
s favoring a fall closing of Tule
lake schools during the. peak of
the potato harvest next fall. The
vote wis in answer to a query
from Principal George Relben.
It is planned to closo for three
weeks during October.
Circuit Court Judge Walter L.
Toozt! of lnrllnncl was in Klam
ath Fall Mondoy to hear mo
tion and demurrers on the pend
ing Algoma flood case.
Judge Tooze waa appointed by
the state supreme court Judge to
ait on these casos, In which sev
eral landholders are plolntlffa
and the California-Oregon Power
company 1 a principal defend
ant, along with the Southern Pa
cific company.
Judge Tooze concluded hear
ing arguments of attorney Mon
day morning.
Plaintiffs in the cases are rep
resented by J. H. Carnahan and
Carlyla Yaden, and defense at
torneys Include Richard Max
well, Klamath Falls, and Clar
ence Young of Dey, Hampson,
Nelson and Young of Portland.
Recctt Requested
Af Kalr Lnhnr
Hearing by AFL
PORTLAND, May 11 (VP)
The Kaiser shipyard labor hear
ing continued today while Rob
ert N. Dcnhnm, national labor
relations board trial examiner,
sent to Washington an AFL re
quest for a 60-day rocoss.
The hearing Is on CIO charges
that the threo Henry Kaiser
shipyards In this area signed
Illegal closed shop contracts
with the AFL. The AFL asked
the recess in order to prepare'
additional evidence, ,
LEGAL NOTICES
HOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that
pursuant to an order mnde ar.d
entered In the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon for Klamath
County on April 13, 1043, In the
matter of the, Estato of John E,
Cox, doceased, Mia undersigned
Executrix of said Estate will, on
and after May IS, 1043, sell at
private sale to the highest bidder
for cash, or upon terms to bo
approved by tho Court, nnd sub
ject to confirmation by the
Court, all the right, tltlo and in
terest of said deceased, owned
at tho timo of his death, in and to
all the real and personal pro
perty of snld Estato ns a whole
a fully listed and described in
the Inventory of said Estato pro
perty, on fllo In tho proceedings
of said Estate in the office of the
County Clerk of Klamath Coun
ty, Oregon, lo which Inventory
rcfcrcnco Is hereby inado and
Hino is incorporated heroin and
Vmndc a part of this notice.
Bids shall bo in writing ad
dressed to Inez L, Cox, Executrix-
euro, of R, C, Qrocsbcck,
Lawyer, 1)38 Main stroot, Klnm
ath Falls, Oregon. .
INEZ L. COX
Exocutrix of tho Estnta of
John E. Cox, deceased.
Dated! April 13, 1043,
A, 13, 20,27; M. 4, 11 No, 217
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Kennell-EllU.
Edn Lasaan. dnuahtor of Mr. and Mrs. A. Lasagna. will serve
as valedictorian of Sacred Heart acadomy with an average of 1.7,
it was announced by school officials. Salutatorian of th sonlor
class Is Lenore Jonas, (loft), daughtor of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jonas,
with an average of 1.78.
FLAGG TO SUCCEED
BEAN IN STATE PUC
SALEM, May 11 IP) George
II. Kliigg, chief deputy secretary
of state for nlno years, will be
come state public utilities com
missioner Juno 1.
Ho was appointed by Gover
nor Sncll yesterday to succeed
Ormond H. Bcun, commissioner
for four years.
Fliigg published newspaper
in The Dalles, Condon and other
eastern Oregon cities before he
was appointed deputy secretary
of state under P. J. Stndclman
in 1034. Harry Schcnk, Eugene,
formerly secretary manager of
the Oregon Publishers associa
tion, has succeeded Flagg.
Always read tho classified ads.
Ten-Hour Shifts
Doomed in Yards
SEATTLE, May 11 P) A
proposal for 10-hour shifts ' in
shipyards seems doomed here
today after conferences of rep
resentatives of management and
labor with a war production
board fact finding committee,
Opposition to the proposal, In
effect In British war industries
and reported in use in some
Texas shipyards, was almost
unanimous at meetings yester
day. Paul R. Porter of Wash
ington, D. C, chairman of the
WPB committee, snld. ,
COMMUNICATIONS CUT
LONDON, May 11 () A
Reuters dispatch todoy quoted
tho Budapest radio in Hungary
ns announcing that telephone
communications between Turkey
and Bulgaria had been discontinued.
White and pastels, long 1 Aft i AQ
and short sleeves. 32 to 40. 1 w lO fall
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Jane Irwlll 100 virgin wool sweaters, white
and pastols, long and short 1 IQ A AQ
sleevos, 34 lo 40 IcOT 1U .17
100 wool, solids and
plaids. 24 to 30
1.49 to 3.99
Flannol, corduroy and O QQ A "i AQ
iweed, 12 to 20, values lo 4.99 J.l7
Blue denim SLACK SETS, 12 to 20 2.69
Tailored and lace trlmmod, tea rose and
white : 1.39
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NOW IN PROGRESS!
No Wonder the Whole
Town Is txcited! Here Are Some Examples
of Sears Values!
Men's Summer T-SHIRTS
39c
89c
Extra comfortable, because the rib knit fits snugly. Con
trasting trim on crew-neck collar and on sleevesl
Easy to wash.
Men's Cool Wash PANTS
Lightweight summer pant at drastic reduction. About 18
pairs in this groupl Marked to less than
H price. Hurryl
Men's Shirts and Shorts
Brief style shorts that should Veil at 29c each. All sliest
Easy fitting cotton rib shirts. A real value . . . H Q
Stock up for (ummer. Each C
Men's Dress Sox
Take home a few pan- of these good
looking low priced oxI Regu- 1 r
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lar or slack length.
Women's Rayon SLIPS
Sears lovely Franctnes . . . Popularly priced! Made of an Im
proved rayon fabric. Lace Trimmed or tailored )A
tylesl I .at 7
Circular Knit HOSIERY
One of the longest-wearing of our rayons because the points of
wear have been strengthened! Comfortable foot.
Sises BH to 10H. WC
Special Handbaq SALE
i Your choice of any of our dollar handbag at this (pedal May
I coin purse and mirror. xC
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Women's Rayon GOWNS
One group of lovely rayon crepes in flowered pattern with
pastel grounds. Well made ... Should sell for at 1 1 A
least $1,491 I e I T
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Shower Curtains
Laraa ft'vft' eurralnt made of oil silk. JA
Good looking flowered design! 17 ..'
White BLANKETS
Just the thing to use when your heavier blankets are
stored away. Large 70x90 siie. Made of m AQ
clean, (elected American cotton. Long wear. w7
Indian BLANKETS
Navajo-type Indian motif on different color backgrounds.
Firmly stitched end. Ideal for the car or m VQ
outing.' Made of all new cottonl I
Chenille SPREADS
A good economy tpread that 1 soft, fluffy and long
wearing. Several attractive designs from QQ
which to choosel 90x105 inch (ise. 70
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