21, 1944
lumber
HERAt AND. NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE NINE
saomw .... Mu
Manilla
SltOfU and AofU
., D ScplnillbW n'ulilii. com-
I""' u person scurrying
1I fr more, blanket
" Ami If you nemv nvu
:,J mics you Just shnply
fe rr. rssuin . . .
K You1- s,,"' l,n". tromc"'
' "i. nr b iinkols . . .
. uitlo wool, all
feuch H'c vi.i iouii pcrccntoiici,
B ner cent wool.
10 .P. .ii..unnl hlnnkotil Bt
I'5 ctorc Hint I'm going to
th-trMlca im"" .
iii 100 per cent wool, mid
"Jin . . Which l Ihe
ti Vim i of the Springfield
PL. mnd by tlio famous
fere's"-the St. Mary's
k.t t $18.09 ... And the
Kfl-WoieMft" t $14.08 . . .
,h 100 per cent wool. ,
And the Glbboney "Freedom"
Inkcl at i . ,
nastel snnucs nuu iiniumi
. All have satin bindings,
t.. .rii nf blankets, you
low. depend on various things
I SUCn as ino winiii v. mo
L'i..f IV. nlnfnf us of the
five, the length of the libers,
LIBERTY SHIP (viurm
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Of course. Your Store has lots
other blankets Beside tnesc
. mt.nl inned . . . Tn fact.
F'il find many different types
inurr nrlccd ones of any
It and quality there.
And hy tne wpy . . . xouv - ,
bre'i lnyaway plan on blank- f'uflAi4lA
i. .mi la tin nil fltronc . . . ion
h pav as little as 80c down
l blanket, anci mono rcguinr
,wnli In .little dubs.
vnur store li at 721 Main
Lett, you know.
THERE'S no need to freeze
when you get into bed, be-
viiubu vrnyuug mis a new
shipment of darling pa
jamas and nighties ... In
nt.fl.-.., n..n.1nl I I-.. 4 ...Ml
AlClllliVt UlUL Will
keep you warm and look cute
on you.
The pajamas have butcher
boy stylo tops . , . And arc full
cut throughout, with good
scams that won't give . , . The
Inn. t.n In n-lnl. ...III. Mnl-..4.
0.U ,1, ,,..lta VY.VII Wlll.HO.'
lug piping and the lowers In
niain pnstei snaaes . . . iney
l,a., Innn .Ihala. fnn... In
all sizes from small to extra
largo . . , And cost $3.50.
The outing flannel nighties
enmo in various nrlnU with dif
ferent necklines . . . Some with
ruffles and very quaint , . ,
xncy nave iuhk mcevco, iuu,
and are in sizes from small to
extra large . . . But cost only
$2.05.
Whytal's has a couple of ship
mems oi cneniuo rones, ujo
and Mnrtfn Whvtfll fold mi VOX
tcrday that more and more will
be coming in every day.
Whytal's is at Ninth and Main
Streets.
9
iOME awfully good-looking
leather compacts nave ar.
rived at Currln's . . . They
coma In tan, brown, red,
green and black leather
and cost onlv $1.08. lnclud-
tj the tax.
I They're a nice size, and flat,
fc carry In your purso . . . And
re for looso powder, of course,
tith a puff enclosed.
I At currin s , .. . ruintn ana
tin Streets. - ,
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f
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,UITE a few new styles in
snocs navo arnvea at raoo s
Shoe Department this
week, so I thought I'd tell
M about a lew ot tnem tnai
i appealed to mo particu
larly.
1 One Is a cute little number
femlniscent of tho "baby-doll"
woe ... it has tho same low
Jtel and round too, but comes
a modern open-heel design
. TIV r I .Unn Man!
.'or young girls . . . And is
tr eed nl. nnlv s OR In black
fr brown suede, or patent
Jolhcr.
Another la a new spectator
jump that is just like tho Con
i e "Navy White" style go pop
lar this last Summer - . With
muc trmgo accoration
only It comes in black . . . And
4 55.05.
5 uiv nuveim uiiAu
jftyles in alligator, and several
in lizard , . . Beautiful shoes
pat you'd never guess cost only
ana .uo.
And a number of other style
rn you really ought to see for
gourself, because it's so hard to
At Moc's ... 812 Main Street.
THE now Anatolo Robbins
"Prismatic Make-up" has
nUn ol riurln's . . .
I Maybe you've read about
jr. what a sensation n
Uann mnlrlnft . . . Not OnW
u-.nt,.. tr a nAW nrinclnal in
cosmetics, but because the effect
on a gal s face is so letcntn .
This Anatole Robbins, in case
you don't know, has long been
a chemist , Ana muiu ic.o"'
1.. I. l.. nnnn IliA malte.UD di
Ijr lie - .
. ni iim T.urrnna ncach Art
Festivals, until Pearl Harbor
stopped them. ,
His "Prismatic Make-up" is a
u Uni t. Il.lnlr nnrl PrCfllTlV
liquiu Hi" -
your whole face, and It drips
immediately, leaving your sr ..
li nnrl .mnnth nnrl hcautifully
tinted in the powder shade you
should nave.
You can powder over it, too
. It malrf.ll a WOn
II ywu im . . . a a
urfnl nowder base . . . AllQ
. i ..nrlntv of shades.
There are two types of PriS'
xnl....n" at Piirrin's . .
The Pln-Up is less expensive
(A one-ounce bottle is $1.00,
Unn shnllld last frOITl
our to six months) . . . But It
isn't quite so fine and five
drops are needed to cover your
. U Only throe drops are required
...i ii.a tvir. White Ca-
WliCll v UU Wt1 if " V
mclia type . . . Us texture is
different from Fin-Up, being
smoother and finer . . ..And a
two-ounco bottle, which is good
for BOO powderings, costs $3.30,
plus tax. .
Anatolo Robbins has a purse
make-up that is new and dif
ferent, too , . . It looks like
cake make-up, and actually is
hard enough to be carried
n A nn thr hnltltst daVS . . .
But on your finger it becomes
a smooth, creamy foundation
. . , You don't need a sponge
" . And vnil don t
or rnoiowmt; - r .
need to powder over it unless
you want to, as u turn -
powder snaaes.
They're at Currln's for Drug
... Main and Ninth Streots.
WASIIINflTON. Sent. 21 iVPi
C'onstniction of mcrchnnl ships
for the war in Europe is rapidly
drawing ' im end as emphasis
sinus to tyiKis wanted lor tne
war in the Pacific and for post
war trade routes.
Tho rniliiiil nf thn Lihni'tv shin.
which started life as an ugly
rlrllnn K.,1 lw..t.mn U llfnflr.
horse ot the fcas, already is be
ing tapcrca on in iavor oi iusiur
vessels to span the vast Pacific.
When the war in Europe ends,
It ,..n. Inn,nnI fnrlfllf n,nn mil.
tracts tor iioerty snips win oc
cancelled, with aossiblllty that
nn ninrn IcccIh will be laid.
As moro of tho bigger, faster
ships comn off tho ways and the
number of Liberty ships contin-
tin. in ,'r.rrr.acr. 1hr mnnt.hlv fnn-
nage delivered will decline, at
least tor tne next ouvuidi
months.
n,nnl Iti.llnsltnnc Ifil. 104
construction in shipyards under
tne junsaicuun oi mc jntiriLunc
commission are about 10,000,000
doMHwpiifhf. IniiR fcari'vlnc caoa-
citv). as compared with last
year s record of lB.zaa.ezo ions
The number of "SDCCial mili-
larv tvnn" tthitm Ik increasing
monthly. Principal production
n thus rnipprirv ir mo new vic
tory ship outfitted as a combat
transnort.
Another new ship coming. into
production is the P-2, about the
size of the peacetime liners,
Ur...Ulnrtlnn arA Man I, 111 tn n flltr.
ihg'the war, the P-2 will be used
as a troop carrier, atier tno war
as an ocean uncr.
Other ships for which there
heavv demand for the war
with Japan include high speed
tankers and tasi, sieeK i-iype
.l.tn. Tim P.clilnc ,irn,.fi rlnci0nf.d
hpfnre ihn war as nan oi a ioiik-
rango construction program to
restore the American merchant
marine to lis one-time giory
Act or Hall's Version of
Dorsey Imbroglio Bared
ft r.lltlorrl Rmrlford
Russell, 25. son of Mrs. Katy
n.,cu. Sll Ml. Pitt, is reoort-
e,A mutlna nvar Franca. Ho has
been flying with the ninth air
force a pilot oi a inunuernou
fighter.
man. No one wins but no one
cares (or do tncy;i
A 1nl nf nonnln haun harm acV.
Ing and wondering what Sally
Mueller was doing on the back
nt fUn ftolii hanino pf nlrlliro
taken with Governor . Dewey.
She was acting as reporter lor
tno crater, ana went auwn iu in
terview mm.
Tima Saved on Propellers -
A nA.tr fli.n.trtn traHr'r.t which
M.lnJ- H-Annllfl, hlaHflD t Within
one ten-thousandth o an inch
tolerance may sparK a revolu
tion in established production
mothnds Timn saved ner blade
exceeds one hour.
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 21 (VP)
Movie Actor Jon Hall told the
grand jury that investigated his
battle with Band Leader Tom
my Dorsey on the balcony of the
musician's Hollywood apartment
last month that Dorsey hit him
' Wltn a Dig DIBCK U11I1K Midi
came up and struck me between
the eyes."
The transcript of Hall s testi
mony was filed today with the
clerk ot the superior court. The
actor's version of the .imbroglio,
InDnlho. I.rlth IhnCA nF 11 nthfr
witnesses wnose statements re
sulted in indictments charging
i ,. i
icioniuus HhHauii. HKaiiiai. "uinizj,
his wife, and Allen Smiley, Hol
lywood sports figure, also includ
ed:
"Dorsey said, 'I'm going to
kill you.' I grabbed him around
the head and said, 'If I go over
the railing you are going with
mn Wn olnnd tllnrA IVTv nncP
was bleeding but Dorsey said it
was him that was bleeding. Then
Pal came running out, and she
grabbed me Dy ine nair. ,
nAn.a,r hit m nn tht 1aV
with something and took me off
my feet."
Hall's testimony declared that
Mrs. Uorsev cui mm wltn a
knife or a bottle.
"Instinctively, I punea my
head back," Hall testified. "I
don't know whether it was a
bottle or, a knife but it first
caught me on the nose and cut
through my nostril. While she
was doing this, she and Tommy
and everybody started screaming
at the top ot ner voice 10 onu
ley." . ., , .
Testifying about now me iigni
started, Hall said he had left
the Dorsey apartment but re-
f.ivnnrl in nM thr. nursp nf his
companion, Jane Churchill of
Kansas Uity, mo. ne saia ne pui
his arm around Mrs. Dorsey and
apologized for returning. He
quoted Dorsey: "What are you
doing with my woman?"
"I asked him wnai ne was
talking about," Hall's testimony
stated. "He said, 'I saw you
look around to see If I was
there.' I said, 'Tommy, you are
drunk or you have been smoking
me wrong Kino oi ogaieuua.
Thai Hull testified, was when
he was knocked down.
Hall told the grand jury that
after stories of the fight ap
peared in the newspapers, Dor
sey telephoned him and said:
' Df ma t-nmo mit tn vnur house
and I'll call all the newspapers
nnrl huoA thftm sonH nnDnlfi nut.
here and we'll have our pictures
taken togeiner playing Ki lum
my or drinking, cokes or. some
thing."
Hall said Dorsey and his wife
called him many times to apolo
gize, and that Dorsey once tele-
pnonea: xms imng is kkwhh
nfnttt, eAclntlo Wo'tn Cfnt In ffd
something to make them laugh
lt oir witn tne people, tne ais
trict attorney and the grand
Dorsey, Mrs. Dorsey and
Smiley refused to testify when
they were summoned before the
grand jury
"Grasshopper" planes are be-
In.. .,-r.A tn li tnlonlinnn wires
on the ground, while flying about
zou leet nign ai po to iu m.p.u
HORIZONTAL OIL DRILLING
Horizontal drilling for oil,
deep under ground, is new
method to recover additional pe
troleum from partly depleted
fields after pumping and pres
sure methods fail, ; .
HOT IN KANSAS
WICHITA, Kas., Sept. 21 (A")
It' was 96 yesterday, hottest
September 20 in Wichita weath
er nisiory.
turning!
UATI-U nil! COR SNIFFLY
(kad Colds
Hoad colds can cauae'much suffering.
tit Va-tro-nol up each noatrlf.RUevea
sneezy, stuny ais-
treas. Also neips
Ifvi
mis
prevent many
colas irom devel
oping If used In
time I Try it. Fol-
Inm nlrrt.1nn. n
folder. Works flue!
I quickry raliavB I - H-'-'
3SE2S VA-TRO-HOl
T TTI&NTTA SHINN
wuu iha T.ttln Thmnlrr in ilfi
1F1.I1 mv
moe urith clnU scattered
all over the place, kalsomine cov
ering half the room (the half in-
ninri nrf inn i nnrl Hnfi uiokvi
down :urnlture all over the
stage, it is a pretty sure tnins
that something will be happen
ing in It in tne near luiuit.
After inquiring here and
there, it has been disclosed that
two one-act plays will be given
in the Little Theatre during the
first week in October.
Tomorrow night Is the first
nntU..11 flnl-nn'nf Ihe SPRfiOn. PCO-
pie are beginning to polish their
r..nl., nnina and dlist off their
rabbits' feet, hoping it will help
the Pelicans aeieai uib wiaw.
Generals. .
TUn tvtoin tnnin of conversa
tion in the corridors and class
rooms is, ")Jia you see jjuwt-j
irt nini,t9" Then there is a
k..laJ A coiiHinn nvpr whether
this man or that man is a better
&tudia q Beauty
HI? nlhn- ilnv TTern Short
wauea to me, 'uo, wiu
don't people keep their ap
pointments?" ... And
there, sitting and waiting,
J ,, on w 11 y t n I s mewanme
a were two of the operators at the
StUtllo of Beauty . . '. Who told
mat it was almost lime im
!nwr next appointments, so they
"lew the missing women
weren't going to show up.
. There's a terrible shortage of
oeauty operators, you know . . .
And many a gal can't get an
"Ppointment when she needs
?,ne, i . But mora gals .could,
" fne ones who can'! keep ap
pointments would let the beauty
8"P know In advance.
"hat's more, the beauty op
TOors lose money whqn they
"ve to Bit out a missed appoint
Hnt instead of working. ....
... i.J. nt lamtl
I . .m.iJ .......
shades nas aii iv -A
Garcelon'a ... Including
1 Y." .u.j-. that Mr. Garce-
Lm tne snouts : j
fl Ion calls her 'pride and
jov" and w n i c n
. . in..l tn a f-rilt.
beep telling me dm
pie of monms.
Whilehewas'at the market
dMrlng.mimmw.jbOl
that a "ennui"' K'"" ,v,.
which she fell in love w th.
was being www - ------
manuiacturi-i - ,
order to make a number of
shades, out of thtaI.n?W the
Ha had a whole bolt of tno
.r. n aha nnrsuaded
mnv floor
llim lO niURii uiy --
lamp shades as he tmlM
And iney hjiivv. vtf.o
U,"n:ui(: r .hnnld tel you
is a lovely design of pine : cones
t mere wro ui-u. -
' . . And parchment ones, too
- . Priced from $2.28 to $6.95.
Oh yes . . . And Garcelon'a
-loan raflec-
Jamps . . . li you -v
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700 Main
Phone 3151
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Workers to Make
Surgical Dressings;
133 So. 8th St.
Telephone 5188