Herald and news., June 22, 1944, Page 5, Image 5

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. . Born LI. ""l M"""- Hulph
ll r ... ,.,. II... .-.,M ..I
born 'mi Monday nt Ihu
i .1 iii'iirl humiltul In Him-
. .ccordlng t word rtwlvml
v Mr 'and Mm. Karl Whit-
"J Mm. Hmkinlors piinml.
f- lliickinlcr In tho fnrmc-r
'.,.",111 mid Li. Hncktnlrr
nnrled i" ni'inH n prisoner of
11 Toiiimili'" government. Till!,
f,... young couploH second
5,1 d I and l'vvn n,""ml'
Gen. Bonesrecl
Replaces Emmons
HAN FHANCIKCO. .luiii! 22
M'H-Mnj.' On. Charles llrt.
well llnneiileel, Ml-yeur-ohl com-
l;r of U. 8. for,.,., which
occupied Iceland In linn
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MCE FIVI
boon unpointed commanding
general of tho western defense
command h, succeed Lt. Gen.
DcIoh C, Enniionn.
Kminnns, former Hawaiian
nlr force mid dcfcniio chief, han
been assigned "to un unan
nounced Important commund."
Meanwhile, MaJ. Gcn..Itobert
Lewis, commanding general of
tho northwest sector of WDC,
holds temporary commund un
til the arrival of Boncstcol from
Kork Denning, Gu whero he Is
In charge of tho Infantry school.
Camouflage paint on a Flying
Fortress weighs 00 pounds.
Bonneville Money
Bill Approved
PORTLAND, Ore., June 22 fP)
Congressional approval of more
than $10,000,1)00 In appropria
tions for the Bonneville power
administration was announced
today by Administrator Paul J.
Raver.
They Included $6,035,000 for
transmission lines, of which
$485,000 was earmarked for con
struction of a 115,000-volt line
from Grand Coulee dam to
Brewster, Wash., and $3,813,540
for operations and maintenance,
including $127,000 for Industrial
research and market develop
ment projects.
Canada to Up Wheat Output
Canadian farmers will plant
almost 4,000,000 more acres of
wheat In 1U44 than last year.
Our New Incendlary
t.ivos lor North Lurs Curl
JrnorlliwoKlrii representative
un?."'"' .Ill..n fur economic
!,.,,..nt. Iift todtiv forHi-nt-!
?. hi. Iii'iideiiiiirtr-rs, after spend
r: - Huv til tho Klnniiilh chum.
Z of common-!) mm in con
jLce wllh local Inislnciwmen.
Kl see Hruce, manager of Mimt-
" .. tu....,l mill riimniinv. wim
A new type of American In
cendiary .50 caliber machine gunj
bullet, said to be the most devas-j
tating ever produced for aeriaH
warfare, causes enemy planes to)
burst Into flame on Impact. SelfJ
sealing tanks are helpless be,
fore them. '
Kn rd local representative of the
Sro whllo Carlson was hero.
T CsWornla Mr. and Mrs.
, r Ktlptrii'K of Morrill l.-ft
IiJ mnminii for tillroy, Calif.,
tr tliry will Inspect onion-!
ImjIhb machinery which Kllpal-;
7i2i. ninilricrlnif acquiring for:
JJloii operation In tho southern!
dutrlct.
Ootns Olflce Dr. Philip Colo,
tarnwrly "! Chltoquln. Is open
Z denial office In llm llopka ;
"ildinis nt ,!"'.
Hi practiced In Ch!lo(iiln for
Spt H years, and In Khun
,lh Falls lx year prior to Hint. ;
0t Award HSgt. Henry A. j
Yningrnn lias bwn awarded a i
' j M.wl,,f-l merllll. lift Ih tho I
Jjnof Mr. and Mrs. Victor Or- J
lull 80(1 IS SlMlKMiril WHII IIIC ll
nrpt at Kslcr field, Alcxniidrln,
U.
r.nUi Auxiliary The Eagles
uiilllnry will hold a rpgulnr;
MM.IIIIH Friday nt 8 p. m. In the
lower FOK hall nt Ninth and;
Walnut. Members are urged to
mend.
Nw Mombars Now members !
o( the Klamath county cltamucr
of commerce arc Hurry Uolvln,
iltorncy; Mnt-k Llllnrd, wrestllnu
promotor. and Dulo West, farmer.
Operation Donna Ward, dep-;
nlr city auditor, Is nt tho Klam
lih Valley hospital, where slut!
underwent an ojieration lucsnny
morning.
from TuUlakt Dr. D, J. Fer
uton, head of the WFA labor
nmp at Tiiloluke, visited Klam
ith Kalis today.
Strvice Station
Mm Suspended .
'PORTLAND, Ore., Juno 22 (P)
Optrators of two service sta
tions here and ono In Vancouver.
U'aal, Iihum hhltn ittiMiu.n,ln
from (oiling gasoline .for the j
duration, Sol Stern, district OPA
nllcoiio enforcomunt attorney,
innounccd today.
Stern said t no Portland op
trator, J. F. Durr, admitted a
ihortngo of 1470 gnllons out of
total capacity ni 1UA0 gullonn,
lh Vimcouvor oiierntor, J, C.
Hale, admitted shurlugo of 1185
nllons from an inventory of
1700 snllons. and clling gas to
frlfnds 'without rKulrlng cou
tons, Stern wld.
Both stations now' are under
hew management, Stern added.
It's a Matter of
Life and Death!
T3UV a Bond! Buy Another J
" Bond! Do without things, and
: ..Buy Bonds! These words should
'be written in letters of fire! They
- should be burned deep into the
. hearts and minds of alfAmcricans.
They are a matter of life and '
death. Now! Back theAttack
Buy More Than Before! .
Order Your-
Bonds
at
PENNEY'S
WAR BOND
BOOTH
Main Floor '
PHONE .
5171
ragrtflfliHS,
Eye-Catching ?
Of Course!
Because he's dressed
in one of the
NEW
Cullee
suns
See Them Yourself
In double and single-breasted
models In beautiful grey-or
brown-stripe worsteds
45
They'll be Just as high-style
this Fall, tool
v BUT
Bud better get yours now
DREW'S
MANSTORE
733 Main
I M r ;f? ' . .
. k ' r. : mm em i v k x ii ir- ir ' a, . im. 1 1 . , i "-k; as -
t Ull I f n-r, a ,kfcSSs!
"v ' l . a- rue iad
IX" 1'Am UIICITY I GHTWE GHT
I f "V ' il PI n eit.a --w - -
Ljm) MEN'S WHIPCORD WORK PANTS
1. V'lK?SI''" ""'- S-'f;iy Heavy weight, they're longrwcaring! ; Tight wcaye
I" V N makes thorn" line for dusty jobs! Bar-tacked for 17
I ,V! lfTN ' Ar strengthi 9
H I ?lIfAL: ' COOL, POROUS T SHIRTS
' l fer-'fSIl 11 lfr!;i';tUi N Always needed! Fine cotton knit, close fitting. Gen- UC
ill I ' r",T'fll'; ' erous length to stay down! White only. .
III irSrVt Jfii ' Mi,,m loht. reinforced' heel and toe.-Buy at IkC
i v ..-'.. ..v., ,"iiaiaifc'iii -a .
tb.K 1 ' heels
L
COVERT CLOTH WORK SHIRTS
Plenty of room in these work shirts and they'll stay f
that way after washing, because they're sanforized T 1 ,
ARMY TWILL WORK SHIRTS
Fine quality, heavy weight. .Two pockets with flap.
Sanforized t
ARMY TWILL WORK PANTS
Generously cut sturdily made and sanforizedt for
worry-less washing! ' "
COSSACK STYLE POPLIN JACKETS
Wind resistant, water repellent! Easy-fitting poplin
jackets, with Weather Sealed slash pockets, -sleeve
straps.
STRIPED DENIM SHOP CAPS
Important to the working man who spends hours in
smoke-or-dusl-filled atmosphere! Sanforized 1 1
' sfURDY QUALITY WORK SOX
V.jim .eittht: reinforced' heel and toe.-Buy at
, o DP.
BROWN BLUCHER STYLE WORK SHOE
Built to do tough jobs, and to last a long time! Good- JQ
, n J n r nrl mine: tltirf ar aT m
year welt construciion. nam wm, wi - -
I CARPENTERS WHITE OVERALLS
Tough and serviceable, no matter-what your job! Our
heaviest denim and sanforizedt, too, so they keep ,
working for, you after. many washings Strongly
stitched. . .. . ' :
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t Fabric shrinkage will not exceed 1
WHITE DENIM PAINTERS OVERALLS
Medium weight, . strongly sewn, Pay Day quality. ' Tj 59 .
Union made. Sanforizedt. .
: LARGE BANDANA HANDKERCHIEFS
Generous size.' Fine quality. Red only, ' ' 25C '
' , MEN'S WORKCLOTHES MAIN FLOOR
FOR A SUMMER OF FUN
- Practical Dress for All Summerl -
Rayon Slack Suits
Spun rayon for summer cool- mm
ness! Fitted jacket-blouses and . MA
pleated slacks with, strategic WMQ
tucking for best possible fi . fl
: v.. . . . t:. I-..
Classic Slacks
Whip-slim, pleated front
slacks. Built to "take it"
at work or play. Of. light-. .
weight spun rayons or gab
ardine in dark - or light
colors.
98
Fresh dainty styles to keep you :
cool and sweet . through warm',
days aheadl Coat styled classics
-'shirtwaist casuals. Washable!
Rayon Print
Pinafores
1
98
Ruffled feminine pinafores - In
gayly flowered prints. Pretty,
enough to wear anywhere!
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SECOND FLOOR
Ladies1 Cotton Gowns Girls' Smartalls ;
Gay' flowered seersucker shirtwaist AO Made of sanforized blue denim. - Qfe..
style, in sizes 34 to 40 . ; S-2 ' 6" 8EC0ND F,ooB
Ladies" Rayon Knit Gowns Ladies Mid-Rif Blouses
Pink and blue,;seLl clever styles. fts ffi
Regular sizes... ... Sizes 10 to 16. - - -- 1,19 i
Extra sises - second floor .
,. . . . MAIN FLOOR ' ;
Ladies' Tailored Pajamas Girls' Cotton Shorts
ma Bib toD Just right for warm summer .1 1Q .
Flowered rayon, crepe material in 9 Og Hav lies 2 to 6 ' : iv7V
. white,t.earbSef and blue. '7W days. Sizes 2 to .
. . MAiy. FI.OOB '
Ladies' Smart Gowns Ladies' Skirts
Rayon, satin and crepe in plam colors and JJf
.figures Tailored and lace trimmed. 33 beautifu pastel shades. 2.98
Sizes 34 to 80. , , j , second floor :;.';:
MAIN FLOOR '
Talon Zippers Little Girls' Blouses
New featherweight.: Assorted 25c 29C flowered rayon material. M
colors. Seven to 10 Inch. and Sizes 3 to 6. gcoND floor -
BALCONY ' . . - -
Bleached Cheesecloth Ladies' T-Shirts '
, ' striped or plain colors with a -gathered
. Ideal for cleaning and dusting cloths.; shoulder line. Slics small, , ,. 5; ZC
36 in. wide. Five yard pkg. ' medium and large. : ,.
...'-"'.':-.'''" SECOND FLOOR .
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