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PAGE EIGHT F you are "infanticipatinf I and haven't wen the Junior I Mom dresses at Long's . . J Well, you jujt (imply should te them! . . . They're dar- linc ... In fact, they don look any more like the mater nity dresses of a few years ago than a banana looks like an or ange. A new shipment of Junior Moms has just arrived at Long's, which Is a food thtn( ... Be cause the store was Just about out of stock, they're that popu lax. There are two new models . . . One is a summer weight Jumper dress, with the blouse and Jumper in contrasting pastel shades . . . The other is figured pastel print, with tiny designs. Part of the shipment includes some of the styles that have proved very popular all Spring ... Navy dresses and jumpers . . . And polka dot prints with frilly collars and fronts. These Junior Mom dresses come in styles that the young prospective mom is used to . And in sizes from 9 on up . The difference lies In the extra material at the sides or front. All of these cute frocks can be let out without fuss . There are drawstrings or elastic across the front or sides ... Or snaps at the sides to take up the fullness until you need that extra material to go around you. Junior Mom dresses are priced from $8.95 to $14.95 ... At Long's. ACCORDING to the censor, it's all right to mention the weather 24 .hours after it j has happened ... So it'i oaay zor mi w imim. looay about the warm evening, night before last. My silk (I mean rayon) pa jamas just didn t feel right . So yesterday when I dropped in at Whytal'a and saw the dar ling Dresden print cotton night gowns, I knew what I'd been missing the night before. There are two kinds . . . One is cut on the bias, with old-fash' . ioned eyelet embroidery trim ... A light print on a white background. The other is dirndl style with plain blue binding, in a bright er Dresden print on a white background. Both come in sizes 33 to 38 and cost $2.25. And then, to top it off, Marie brought out the most adorable cotton house coats . . . Although I didn't realize how cute until they were on. These are trimmed with eye let, embroidery and have puffed sleeves and square necks . Quaintly old-fashioned in a modern way, if you know, what I mean ... Sizes 12 to 20, at $4.93. At Whytal's. A QaAcelottL UOVT would you like a tall cool drink? . . . Well, if BT1 you're like me, you're just H about completely out of glasses to put the drinks in and will have to go down to Garcelon's for a new supply, You'll find the "Leilani" pat tern in frosted pastel shades is one that makes you cool just looking at the glass ... Try it and see! And then there are footed iced tea glasses that would make any table more attractive with their graceful lines and sparkling crystal. And three sizes of matching glasses, attractively fluted up the sides to a most attractive cut design . . . The small ones are for iced tomato juice (if you have any points) or orange juice, and are a very handy size if you haven't used it be fore. And then, of course, Garce lon's has matching beverage sets . . . The pitchers with an "ice lip" . . . And 6 glasses ... In extremely lovely designs. First woolen factory in Eng land was set up by the Romans to supply cloth for their armies. Have You Used Your Stamp New Shipment of Shoes Hare Just Arrived At FOULGEIt'S 82$ Main Martha SJtOfU and SktfU n THITHER you want to keep cool with a small 1 hat or a big one, Moe ; I Millinery department has what you've been looking for ... In a new shipment that has Just arrived. I simply loved the little leath er beanies, in white and all the colors . . . And the off-white felt beanies with colored stitch ing .. . And the white braid pillbox beanies. But then, I couldnn make up my mind . . . Because a wide- brimmed "sun hat" is so flat tering . . . And shades one eyes, besides. Moe's has them in every style . . White lace with black vel vet trim . . . White straws with the same . . . Transparent horse hair braid . . . And everything else. And I mustn't forget the dar ling white pique hats and bean ies. I guess youll just have to run up to the Millinery department on Moe s mezzanine floor, and see them for yourself. W REALLY feel that I'm doing I people a favor when I tell I them about Rubinstein's Sun tan Cream . . . Because it is simply marvelous . . . even works perfectly on the most sensitive skin, when many preparations don't. Even walking around down town, or walking downtown from home, you shouldn't run the risk of a sunburn ... Be cause a burn of any kind isn'1 good for your skin, you know, and the sun can give you a very dangerous burn if you don't watch out . . . On sum mer I was actually sick in bed with sunburn for a week! Well, Rubinstein's Sun tan Cream has menthyl anthranl late in it and is the perfect pro tection against sunburn . . . Al though, of course, if you're go ing to be out in the sun very long you should use it frequent ly during that time. It's good for the face, hands, arms and any other part of you that is exposed to the sun . . And is a dandy make-up base, besides, because it isn't a bit greasy. I haven t mentioned so far where you can find this won derful sunburn protection, be cause I think by now you really ought to know that Rubinstein products are sold here exclu sively at CurrinsI And, oh yes . . . Rubinstein s Sun tan Cream costs only $1.00, plus government tax. Studia Beauty, WTESTERDAY. when I was W feeling the effects of the I weather, I dropped up to I the Studio of Beauty on wnytai s mezzanine io maxe an appointment . . . And found it so cool, (with the air-cooling system going), that I sat down and relaxed for a full 13 mm utes while I talked to Fern Short She told me that Kay Curtis is going to work two days a week at the shop, on Tuesdays and Thursdays . . . Instead of just one day a week a she's been doing since last Septem ber. Kay is managing to get in the extra day to help out while Lu cille Parker Lynn is gone for a couple of months. Here's a Klamath fighter plane In actionl Your war hnnA nnrrlra.a this month will help buy four fighter planes to escort the "Klamath Pelican" bomb er which Klamath emintv people bought with May bonds. The main street of Duncan, Okla., has bicycle racks for park-ers. Tocomo Girl Ur Because a movia scout was in the audience when she ap peared oa a program during her first visit to the Hollywood canteen. Donna Mae Jad.n, 20. of Tacoma. Wash, has a long term screen contract with MGM. She came to Hollywood to study grand opera, but will be trained in the studio's song and dance school instead. Oshkosh Plywood Goes Into Allies' Mosquito Bombers By HERBERT D. WILHOIT OSHKOSH, Wis.. June 10 UP) The birth of British Mosquito bombers in an Oshkosh wood working plant was disclosed to day. Veneer from the finest birch and maple trees in northern Wisconsin and upper Michigan moves out of this factory direct to England where It becomes wings and fuselages for the speedy planes wreaking havoc on Hitler's Europe. Simultaneously, the company, Pluswood, Inc., announced pro duction of a new plywood, half the weight of aluminum but stronger than many metals. used for propellors and other undisclosed wood parts of "Mos quitoes." . Until last July the factory was an abandoned relic. Re habilitated, it gave Oshkosh a new 100 per cent war industry employing several hundred per sons of whom 85 per cent are women. But Dr. Monte M. Wladaver, chief laboratory technician, told visiting newspaper and trade press representatives that the postwar uses bf the resin im pregnated, heat and pressure treated plywood are virtually unlimited. He said it resists mild acids. fire, salt water, actinic rays of the sun; that it's virtually scratch-proof; has a brown, per manently glossy finish needing no paint, varnish or wax; is im pervious to the elements, and can. be sawed, drilled, turned. Unknown Hero Rescues Tot WALLACE, Idaho, June 10 OP) Shoshone county was praising a modest but unknown boy hero today after three-year-old Ran dolph Scott tried to run the rap ids of Canyon creek on his tri cycle. Randolph, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Scott, rode his tricycle off a bridge at Burke and was whip ped 400 yards downstream by the swift current. The unknown boy raced alongside until he gained a point where he could reach the child, pulled him out and disappeared. 13 Years Of Negatives On Rlel Since 1930 Kennell-Ellis Hos Kept 'All Negatives On File For Your Convenience Come In . . . Look Them Over And Order From Those Old Proofj You May Hove Forgotten! Kennell-Ellis U. 8. Nat l Bank Bldg.,' Main and 8th Phone 3252 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON" Gets 'Break' threaded, milled and tapped like metals. - Among postwar uses Dr. Wladaver envisioned were for window sills (you wouldn't have to close the windows at night in a rain or snowstorm), bowl ing alleys, bars and table tops (spilled drinks wouldn't faze the stuff), golf club heads and shafts, ship decking., tool han dles, gears, bushings and store counters and fronts. Timber for "pluswood" wood plus resin plus heat plus pressure is so carefully select ed that only one or two trees may be taken from an acre. One hundred and sixty islands lie within the harbor of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. If you take the profit out of industry, you destroy it. Ohio legislator. Automobile liability Insurance is inexpensive. See Hans Nor land, 118 N. 7th. ITS COMING! The ONLY Circus Playing West Coast 2 DAYS only Monday, June 14 Tues., June 15 "The Circus That Has Thrilled All California" Klamath Falls 6th Street Circus Grounds MONDAY - TUESDAY TWICE DAILY 3 P. M. 8:15 P. M. Arthur Bros. Mighty 3 Ring Trained Wild Animal SERVICE MEN HALF PRICE fad ( 4l 4 RINGS OF fxK- MIRTHFUL A MM Wood all Vehemently Denies Mrs. Dempsey More Than Friend as Questions Fly WHTTK PLAINS, N. Y, June 10 (AV "Mrs. Dempsey wasn't married as far as I was concern ed. . . . She was a friend." Benny Woodall. named by Jack Demp sey as a co-respondent in his di vorce suit against Hannah Wil liams Dempsey, told the court today during heated cross-examination. Woodall. who obviously main tained his temper with difficulty aa Attorney Arthur Driscoll plied him with questions, denied yesterday that he ever had been intimate with Mrs. Dempsey as charged by the former heavy weight boxing champion. Q. "If you had slept with Mrs. Dempsey would you admit it un der oath?" A. "I wouldn't be here." Q. "Would you admit K?" A. "1 don't know what I'd do." Q. "You might deny it?" A. "I would never have been here under those conditions. I have no Idea what I'd do." Benny, a former fighter and promoter, in answer to a ques tion from Driscoll, said he might have telephoned the Dempsey apartment in New York two or three times a week aa he fre quently called the apartment to talk with his sister, Mrs. Jackie Griffin, who was there most of the time. . Q. "Was there any married woman you called more than once a day?" A. "Mrs. Dempsey 'wasn't mar ried as far as I was concerned. It made no difference to me. I wasn't interested in Mrs. Demp sey more than a friend. I was a friend of both Mrs. Dempsey ! and Mr. Dempsey." Q. "But It made no difference to you that Mrs. Dempsey was' married?" A. "Listen. Mrs. Dempsey was a friend; Dempsey was a friend; i I had nothing to do with their marital problems." A. "It was not unusual for' you to call a married woman P i L E S SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO rIH NO HOSPITALIZATION LMi f TDM OR. L M. MARSHA as n. n up i Tnwn bms, jj ' OREGON SAFITy" "" ll I FINANCIAL I RESPONSIBILITY "Do have to take out a sep arate insurance policy to protect myself under the Safety -Responsibility Law?" Aik Patd 0. Jlcuixxsuf. For complete information on this law, and how to completely pro tect yourself, consult The LANDRY Co. 419 Main St. The Court House Down the Street every day?" A. "She was not a married woman to me. She was a friend a friend." Q. "When did you start going out with Mrs. Dempsey after Jenkins was through, wasn't It?" A. "Ridiculous." Woodall, In response to an other question, said former Light weight Champion Lew Jenkins, was "an acquaintance" of Mrs. Dempsey. Jenkins also had been named a co-respondent by Demp sey. Driscoll asked Woodall what he did for a . living between fighta when he acted as trainer for Jenkins. "You don't do anything for a living between fights," Woodall replied. "Besides Jenkins would give me money anytime I need ed it" Woodall said Jenkins paid him $200 for training him for one fight and $150 for another con test, but gave him amounts up to $100 when he needed It. Q. "It was In April 1941 that your wife was killed in Dallas (Texas) wasn't It?" A. "I don't remember the date. That's a date I try to forget" Q. "How did you get the news that your wife had been killed?" A. "Babe Ritchie told me. I was out with Mrs. Dempsey at a restaurant" (Babe Ritchie wasn't further identified). Q. "The date was April 12. 1941, wasn't it?" A. "It was Easter two years Let's Go DANCING THIS SAT. NITE At the ARMORY BALDY'S BAND Regular Admission Prices Phone 5612 If New On Block From Our Office. Housing Assured For Regulars at Oregon State CORVALLIS, June 10 Oregon State college will have 925 aoldiera as students by July 12. but President A. L. Strand gave assurances-today that ade quate housing would be avail able for regular students. A group of 125 soldiers will be assigned to the campus soon for study of Asiatic and European languages and customs, he said, while the advanced engineering contingent will number 450, and engineers In basic training 330. Strand said the soldiers would be housed In Waldo and Snell halls, women's dormitories. Oth er halls, sorority and fraternity houses and cooperatives have been reserved for women students. ago." Woodall added that his si-r obtained the money for him to go to Texas and that he borrow ed more than $400 from a friend in Dallas to pay burial expenses. Dempsey was absent from the courtroom for the second day. He is a lieutenant commander In the coast guard and his leave expired today. His attorney ex plained that he hoped the old Manassa Mauler would be per mitted to return to court during rebuttal. 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