Herald and news., August 17, 1944, Page 13, Image 13

HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACE THIRTEEN
School Students
Improvements in
Mines on Return
Wint on"? "Vfl new
lnJnvrsde school hnve
" in for cxlnlvn ro-
W'i bwi undertaken
$a.v.wnl" 1,1 B,od-
mot useful clianiioa
"".Vllntf "f the conorc o
!5, X concrolo floor
W . u.- milsunco to
du't nd dirt made
unsanitary.
VJ'Xr have been
K ,mlnt.'d will. type
CSHt '' "l,,,lly T"""1
R?"r run bo eleuncd
" i..iunind surface,
..ml dirt Is eliminated.
X'rcom. the chll-
-J liable to not con
. Kiirni from skidding on
l 17 development
f hiimlni! of the color of
'JStm dark rtmdei to
mi wi i.nrf in live
Siff". .um in
S i hill..
KhooU una u !.....
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blitlt Improvement t-
.. f two-thirds of Hie
..... it.M iiumniiihim
,r.i. floors In the play
L ludllorlum and cafeteria
hn na nlcu. ino cid-
k.. hrni enlarged and
El itoreroom has bcon ere-
t lavatories have been ro
ad tnd liuruwooa noors
, waxed and buffed.
ki! doors have been cut and
ui walled up lo proviao more
:t and more convenient en-
lit ways. Most of i no rooma
halls hnvo been caiconunea
ikt llnll.
fifym floor hui been waxed
rtmulicd, The library was
hi from the aide of the
liial the younger children
I to the aectlon which the
tritudents occupy, i nil was
ibtcauie the older iiuaoni
onci tint uio tho library
ail
Ftlrvltw
iMi school tho north roomi
been colcomlned In IlKht
In while the south roomi,
more ninlluht entora.
ftbtrn tinted shinies of blue
ren.
i defka and floor have
rtdnlshcd as they have In
1 of tho schoobi. In the
Mm. termites had enten
I; of the baseboard, o tlieac
i wen torn out and new onei
hbten put In. The lavatorlea
"Men repainted.
nootavell
outside wlndowa here
It been caulked and tho out-
1 oi the school lin bcon ro
'ii In various places whore
p were needed. Plana are
pi made (or on Improvement
uuniry,
Conner
outside concrete nn ths
ana rnuinc. him hnn rn.
lill this school. Nruufullci
bn laid In some places.
'uwer oana Rround the
oeiow tho blackboards
wn pointed so that smudges
V the smaller youngsters
w road v u.'niif r.n
E.tho bund had been cal
KJ J5arlM could no
PWOVed. Th rnni.rl nl.u.
P floor ha hl-nn Itlu.n Hi.
"laimcnt the other floors
" nooia nave been glvon.
h outside rldgo around the
hkl 5H be.cn Plnted. All
-uwiisiaira rooms have
i painted, nnd , U":..
wavi.fl u.. , . . "VB
r..T. " uurnisnea.
KiUIOS worn fnnnH Ir. 4k.
i walls when a storeroom
-Si 'nio uio aldo of the
Inn hndfM 1 I a . i
Fut but the termites .r.
uiiKirat( 11..1
Iter In m wer0 "-
"I UIO lvmni.l... u....
out h"i:-".ra "ov"
Ulldn Th- '"eir correct
I . "OS bcon rmnuiH
CheV., bulJetin b0fd now
nbui u" "oreroom has
Kirc"!?..-A tin. .chooi
tV cauomlng
of the room the chief project.
Fremont
All the outslilu ittasli bus been
repainted here. The walnacotc
linn boon rcflnlshud. I'lastur
patchings was cornnliited In
vnrloua placet In the schnnl.
Tho home economics room lion
bcon repainted.
MEET THE
CARRIERS
'Wt'r',&Y ',
Sharon Johnson, 13. of 800
Owona and Kathleen Pugh, 14,
of Fremont, have been carrying
Herald route 10 nlnce October,
1043, Shuruti and Kathleen have
carried a route longer Hum any
other girl corrlcn In the city,
and are very well llkod by their
subscribers.
Both girls tako cara of chll
dren In the evenings and go
roller ekatlng In their spurc
time. They sturt paying their
bill before the first and always
hnvo it paid beforo the fifth In
order to receive their bonus.
Sharon nlnvs tho accordion and
violin In the Junior high school
Marine
Sidelights
MTSgt. Maurice E. Moran,
writer, and Sgt. Johnnie Birch,
photographer, are worklnn on a
group of atorlns about tho bur-1
racKs tor 'xcutnarnvck ' mid
othar marine corps publications.
Sergeant Moran comes from
marlno corps headquarters In
Washington, and has 14 years'
news experience ai reporter for
various pupors and as a marine
combat correspondent.
Sergeant Birch Is here from
San Ulego, where he is staff
photographer tor "Leather
neck.'7 The Klamath Falls' barracks
la recolvlng much attention
from all murinu publications and
public relations outlets, Recent
ly TVSgt. Robert H. Myera, "Lea
therneck" and "Marine Corps
Cazetto" feature writer, was
hero getting matorlal for an ar
ticle, and the west coast area
public relations office has had
newsmen horo doing publicity
work.
PFC Harvey Uhen has rolled
tho high scoro so far, 2B4, on the
post bowling alleys.
Sgt. Lea Israel Is combing the
compound for basketball play
ers. He expects to have a bar
racks' basketball team this fall
and to schedule games with oth
er outfits In this area.
Thirty marines will attend a
dance at Tulelaka Thursday
night. '
Gyroscopic Sight
Used In Fighters
LONDON, Aug. 17 fl) A
gyroscopic gun light described
officially as "almost uncanny
In its accuracy" now Is In use
on RAF fighter planes, tho air
ministry disclosed tonight.
.Tha tight, dotalla of which
were not disclosed, eliminates
to the last degree the chances
of error due to human failure,
the ministry added.
BETTER CARE
FOR BABY
lUlltve tha torturlnf discomfort of your
baby's dlapor ruh even help prevent It
by sprinkling oa Meaun after every
ahuve. He'll reat comfortably eleep
chant. He'll reat comfortably eleep
btter-and you'll set mora reel too,
u a aAitMn tned flated mur
der that also gives wonaermi reuei ironi
the ityhlni and burning of heat rash and
otherimple elilolrrltatlone. Meniere's
neda! biue helm absorb nolstura often
the cause of heat rash thus often pre
vents It. Coats little. Save In larger alies.
Today for baby's tako let Muaana,
FREE
Scrap Lumber
from Monday, Aug. 14, to ond)
Including Sunday, Aug.' 20, dur
ing tho hours from 8 A M. to
' ! M., fret scrap lumber may
be had for the loading and haul'
,n9 of tame. Apply at Coptrae
"' Gata wait of main ontranca
,0 Naval Air Station.
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Handy, compact, nested.
6" Pudding Dish......... 29c
For cereals or mixing.
8" Cov. Cassarol ..
Easy-to-clean. ' '
3-Pc Salad Set 1-49
Bowl, salad fork, spoon.
6-Cup Tea Pot. I-2'
Strong handle and spout.
Pt. Open Jug Qe
For cool, summer drinks.
Qt. Open Jug 69c
i Individual Custard 15c
J Bake and serve in it.
Salt and Pepper...... 69e
SHAKER SET. Large size.
Modern Glass
FRYING PAN
Smokes Less
1,29
Practically eliminates greasy
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and standi high heat, yet the
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Handy Hi-Boy
Three-Foot
Stepladder
2.25
It's the housewife's little help
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gives greater rigidity, lessens
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SUNKIST FRUIT
REAMER GETS
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The quick, easy, economical
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Uncle Sam knows that thousands of adults and children
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relaxed the restrictions, made it possible for so many more
of you to have bicycles like the handsome, light, fast
Wings Liberty Model shown here. We've cut the weight
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it exclaims over the "extra miles per pound of pedal
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69c
Strongly made
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Good looking,
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traction All
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White enamel
finish. Uses S
flashlight
bat- ,
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iKleeaer or
I new, easy wax.
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LAS-STTK
POLISHING
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Extra Heavy
wax treated
flannel cloth,
size 16" x 27".
Will no
scratch.
Cleans, dusts
and polishes at
same time. -
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