PACE El CHI
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
CASUALTIES OF
HIED FORGES
NOW 472,773
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2S
Battle casualties of the United
States armed forces total 472,
779. Secretary of War Stimson re
ported today that army casual
ties for all theaters, reported
through October 14. numbered
403.074. The latest navy casual
ly figure is 09,705.
The army total represents an
Increase of 18.179 for the inter,
val between October 8, the date
covered by the previous report,
and October 14. In the same in
terval, navy casualties increased
1225. .
United States army ground
force casualties in Italy,
from, the oricinal landings in
September, 1943, to October 16
numbered 91,063, an increase of
8952 since September 25.
Armv casualties for all the
ater through October 14, com
pared with the f inures for Oc
tober 6. follow: killed, 78.522
and 75.562; wounded. 220,529
and 208,392; missing, 51,009 and
48.404; prisoners, 53,014 and 52,
537 Comparative navy figures:
killed. 27,831 and 27.047; wound-
ed. 27,857 and 27.368; missing.
9537 and 9580; prisoners, 4460,
unchanged from previous.
The ground force casualties in
Italy on October 16 as compared
with September 25: killed. 16
978 and 15,889; wounded (;.,14
and 50,178; mussing, 11,901 and
10,044
BLACKOUT
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 26 1 Ml
Mrs. S. M. Rose's explanation of
why she did not see the street
car which hit and slightly in
jured her: ,
"I was wearing dark glasses.
TEACHER'S GRANNY
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Mont., Oct. 26 uM When Mrs.
Harmon Kinnick tells her three
grade school pupils to toe the
mark, there's no nonsense. All
three are her grandchildren.
PIS IDE
FOR DEFENS
E
nnnim nnrr
bnuur m
T
I
Plans for the November 25
meeting of the Modoc County
Defense council, to be held in
Klamath Falls, were made at
a meeting of the council In Al
turas last night, with several
Klamath men on hand to press
the local invitation to the Mo
doc people. , , .
Mitchell TlllolMin. local bank
er who formerly lived at Al
turas, Is chairman of the I'hiini-;
ber of commerce committee
planning the visit. Charles'
Mack, public relations man of
the Weyerhaeuser Timber com
pany, is assisting Tillolson.
The Modoc visitors are ex
pected early Saturday after
noon. November 25. and plans
are being mn 'e for visits to the
local military Installations In
(ho afternoon. Comiuiinder It.
R Darron, commanding officer
of the Klamath naval air sta
tion, accompanied tho local
group to Alturas and spoke at
tho meeting. ,, ,
a ,iimi- ut the Pc lean cafe
party room Is planned for the
evening in honor of the visit
ors. .
Attending th Alluias meet
ng were TilU.lM.n, Co.n.uamler
,,,., Mm. I'resldcnl Mal
colm Up Icy t the Klamalh
enmity chamber of m7
DiMiiel Attorney Or
more. Mnniiger Jack Ainu I
t o U. S. employment se.
ce, and Km.r-.Kt LlHl'' 1
service representative m tins
'"'Tlm-i-v KilKcrl.... of Adln pre
sided at the Allurus nice ng,
j v ch followed dinner, ton;
gressnian Clair Kngle was me
u( Hie .speakers at the sesMon.
Mrs. Tillolson aeeonipaii ed
, J parly to AMiuas and visited
U..i...!.l. Ilu'ie dui'iug the L't
niug. ,
If it's a frozen" article you
need, advertise for a used one
m the classified.
Flashes of
Life
Bv The At.oclaled Prtu
YMAJOH PROBLEM
KOIt T LEWIS. Wash., Oct. 21)
Corp. Hobeil J. Major.
Sioux Cllv. la.. Ii "'", P10
, ed to serge..,,!, lint he's not
lie sergeant major, "hat pnM In
Ms medical section In occupied
bv M'Sgt. Palo W. lliligess, In
dianapolis, Ind.
BONER
TOPKKA, Ka... Oct. 20 lPI
A Tooeku business wonian n lull I
trust tho weight of a eiuivan sack
Clirry her flvcflguro chuck
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.-in on ire in- ('..,.. ,
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eliiinue li I., inn.. " IbbJ
When Ailiilph i'n,, 1
power (here wr7& ?l
and eleven lllttlpr', l ,M
directory. Thrre ' K
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LITTLE GIRLS' COATS -OUTSTANDING
VALUES AT
: 12.98
Mode exactly like Mother'il Chos
terflelds, boy coots, princess ond
Dong stylos In fabrics like ALL
WOOL knit floece, cotton backed,
SlMs7to 14,
Women's
Fine Rayon
Blouses .
ill
-SmA
YOU'LL WEAR THIS NEW
SKIRT WITH EVERYTHING
2.98
B will go with your blouses, sweat
er, and jackets like your hose go
with shoes. And It's a grand find
In all wool or fayon. Many colors,
tool Misses, sizes. 24 to 32.
Absorbent
Dish Cloths
GLAMOROUS DUTCHII
MO ONLY '
Just right for your feminine loung
ing rebel luxurious fabric dutchle
with e deep pluih cuff I Choose It
In royal blue or deep wlnel Ward
Week value! Not Rationed.
298
r5l Cotton .
10'
Have a wardrobe r these frilly
ond tailored blouses. They come.
In white or colors, sizes 32-38.
Men's New
Thornewood
Ties
Heavy cotton made for wear,
woven for absorbencyl Fut
1314" x 15V4. Good valued
Boys' Smart
Broadcloth
Shorts
k 79- a
BOYS' SMART WINTER .
, COAT SETS
12.98
Herringbone all-wool coat
set. A real value. Slses 1
to 7. Leggings have sipper
ankles.,
Matching .Hall 1.S9
Sturdy
Kitchen
Towels
39
Ward Week "bargain,"! Color
ful patterns, shape-retaining fab
rlcs. handsome new coiorsl
Value il Fin
Glazed Batti
for Quills
35c
59
toiler to handle! Will not stick!
Pure white cotton. Design in
duded. 81"x96".
Sanforized! Cut fun for action,
with button front, tie iWos. Gaily
mullV-itriped.
Combed
Cotton
for Pillows
i - hM 1 He
M -
For dolls and toy animals, tool
Each 1 -pound bag contains
enough for on 18"x18" pillow!
oruray, inexpensive cioins mnrniiy
woven cotton! Coldrful prints!
Wathfast. 42xiJ'..
Men's Worm
Flannelette '.
Pajamas -
: . -179
Economy-priced! Sturdy cotton
flannels, full cut and Sanforizedl
Pastel stripes, -
Add d note of color to your kitchen
with these bright printed towels
In strong cotton!
Men's Warm
Plaid . '
Jackets
498
Boys' Smart
Sanforized '
Sport Shirts '
13?
rhrift-priced NOWI Handsome
full cut shirts of rayon-and-cotton
blends. Vat-dyed!
32 oz. ackels ef blended wool
and mahalr In brlnht. colorful
plaids. Full cut.
o,&Vau,
Villi WoolJackets
v v iwr says
f 4.01
Bliei 2 to 10. Sojid color
suede cloth fronts, herring
bone or cheeked backs and
sleeve,.
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m m sii"i ft.
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PRACTICAL, STURDY
COnON PLISSS
mm
FOR WARD WEEKI
PART WOOL PAIR!
yard
39C
3.69
here tor WBrd Weekl lovely
cotton plisie that looks ond wears
Weill Needs no ironingl Excellent
for nlghtweerl While and paiteuw
J9 wide.
pVskSal Gauze
5vM Diapers
Knit-- 2"
They're handiome, worm ond du
rablel In i wool, 95 sturdy
cotlonl lovely postals bound In
soteenl Typical of Wards fine
vnll 3', round 1. 72x84".
Children's
Sanforized
Overalls
Durable while gauze that dries
10 marvelously qulcklyl Sanitary
packed. Big 20'x40 size.
Our Famous
Spun-LoKnit
Rayon Slips
79
,29
Sizes 2 to 8, Sturdy cotton. Bar
lacks, double stitched main seams,
adjustable suspenders.
Small Boys'
Buffalo
Oxfords
long wearlngl ftun-reslslanll
Four-gore skirt, deubly-reinforced
bust. Sizes 32 in 11 .
Children's
Beacon
Cloth Robes
320
Bises 2 to 8. Famous heavy
Beacon blanket cloth! Pink
or blue with white. Bargain!
rm
098
Mm
foughl Hord to wear oull Jutl
hot little boy, need for school
ind ploy. Moeor tip styles.
vnttv wot
ton Knit
c...... ci.:.,.
AO1
Smooth, sturdy two-ply mercer
ized cottons In cheerful alternat
Ina horizontal stripes,
Blies 2 to I
' j WARD WEEK
'). SUIT VALUES
Buy A01
28.95
Wor a eronfonJ .
0 found In exclusiv. tu0m m "h P'cWon foifa,.
BOYS' WARM COLORFUL
PLAID JACKETS
3.98
Priced low for Ward Weekl 32
ez. jackets of 15 new wool
end mohalrj 85 reused woo!.
In goy, vivid plaids boys preferl
&ewn-down belt; pockets, s
Men'iHeavy
Work
Rubbers
169
Outdoor workers! These heavy
work rubbers fit over your work
. I ; Wl .tint
NewAnklets
for Girls
and Women
WOMEN'S FO0!HUl
FAMOUS FOR COWdl
Women oil over the ccwI'l
. .. ......
iney re in
forlable shoes Hwr'"!
Hidden comloil teohm.-'l
a style for eviry "!- I
j
.:L.L.illail WH
oprinuy - . jl
smoothly fleece-lll
warmth. Roomy, eo" I
With snug elastic tops! Made of
lustrous rayon ond cotlonl Silos
81 to 10!i. Flnevoluesl
Men's Wool
Coat
Sweaters
Mode for your obl HOT
(ha.T.broy, ruBJ""!
ealdreis-lyptt' I
A98
fxlro warm ond extra sturdy be-
cause there made of 100
virgin wool worsted yarns!
Shiny yellow coots "
slicker cloth, ll!jif
WidbrlmmedholHi"'!
K U
V' r 1 ) Tmms,
wwsuiij i.jl 1 v f.m riinra iiwii.m -
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26, 19
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:.initov that 'l""",y ",'
.iliillNliimn In thin nriii mid r,i'V
I' im I vlvlliiin rnli'iirlM!n will m-t
nil (llnplity liwillis on Dm
M roll nrlw.
The "woiiBcl" mnnll j,.0p
Unit runs on liinrl or wiiler
will fnuline u I u r 1! u rxhil.il
spnnsiired ly llic Kliinuilh nn
vii I till- nliitlon. Tho wriiM'l lum
n iiiiinlior of n.icx In both the
urit 1 y mid nnvy mid l iim. ut
the iilr Million hum Id m-rvli-c
lii-riul titi'Kfta.
An Inert tiirpcdii mid 11 com
lilclii iiimy of in rlnl buinlw, In-L-ludliiK
11 HUM) pound iimifir
nlcrrltiK bomb, will w dlFpluvwl
In tint nnvy I100II1. A kuii lurri't
from 11 Ci r 11 in 01 11 11 torpedo
bomber the plum. Unit In Mint
I11K tho Jnp nnvy out of tin- 'u
clfic will In, Ki-l lip lor dime
exiiniliinllon. A milliinoler
ulrcrnft inuclilni- nun mid m-v-
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACE NINB
cml mmillrr niiirlilno kiiiib will
l)i! dinplnyr'l iilnnK with tin:
m:w typo nnvy life riifl.
(.'limp Tulrlnkn will exhibit
a srntil cur, like tho chips bniiiK
UM'd In Kin-ope und the Philip-pliif-s,
mid a net ' f combat rudlo
etiilpment.
In mi ollort to procure civil
Inn prr-oniipl for tho new lintiv
dry ut the Murine Durrucks, the
marine corps will niioneor u
plioto exhibit of the liiruc post
liiundry now In opfnitlon at U10
cump.
"Tlmlier to Tokyo" Ik the title
of a hIkiiiiI corps film thut will
bo shown In connection with
tho Western IMnu imsoeiutlon ex
hibit. Tho film will show how
tlmlier from Oregon Is helplnif
to drive tho Jnp out of his Is.
land slroiiKhold.
I ho complete story of potuto
M J
Kiowinft In Oregon and tho pro
cn.'iNlnK the spuds no throiiKh
beforn tlicy reach our boys
overseas, will be told In a plc
1 11 r o exhibit being sponsored
by the Potato Growers associa
tion. Tlie war traiuliiK program
will demonstrate) methods of
tralnliiR for war production
Jobs and the ftcd Cross will sot
up a first aid station on the
grounds. Visitors to the free ex
hibit will liuvc an opportunity
to sign up for war Jobs 011 the
grounds by contacting the WMC
or UtiKS representatives sta
tioned there.
Arrangements arc being made
to give people purchasing war
bonds a ride in cither the navy
weasel or the army ncout car.
Opening Tuesday for two days,
"Shot From the Sky" will bo
.LB.
Mrs. Thomas B. (LeonrO
Young, 43, for more than 20
years a resident of Klamath
Kalis, riled Wednesday in Grants
Pass following a lengthy illness.
The well known Klamath ma
tron, whose husband is superin
tendent of the Klamath Heating
company, had been in ill health
for quite some time and had
gone to Grants Pass in the hopes
of Improving her condition.
open in the afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Young was born near
Grants Pass, January 2.'), 1001.
In addition to her husband she
Is survived by one daughter,
Beverly Jane, her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. David G. Ilobcrtson,
and one brother, Harold L all
of Grants Puss. Final rites will
be hold Saturday, October 28,
from the Hall Funeral home in
Grants Pass with burial in the
Pleasant Valley cemetery near
that city.
Mrs. Young leaves a host of
friends to rnourn Jier passing.
She was active in civic and so
cial affairs as well as school ac
tivities during her many years
residence here.
During alterations to a plant
at Burlington, N. J., workmen
found a live bullfrog encased in
the cement foundation, which
had been laid in 1912.
Trains Can Handle
Increased Load,
Asserts Denney
PORTLAND, Oct. 26 Ml
Tho Northern Pacific railroad
president said today his line
would have no trouble moving
Increased streams of war freight
to the Pacific, provided west
coast ports can handle it.
Charles E. Denney warned,
however, that port facilities
must be sufficient to handle the
increased volume, so as not to
tie up railroad rolling stock.
Denny, here from St. Paul on
a tour of the railway system,
predicted increased purchases of
equipment by railroads after
the war. He said Northern Pa
cific has already bought $50.
000.000 of equipment since 1939,
and has ordered additional post
war supplies Including light
weight passenger cars, with al
loy steel cxtcriorg and alum
inum interiors.
DIVIDEND DECLARED
SEATTLE, Oct. 28 (Pj Dl
rectors of Boeing Airplane com
pany yesterday declared a dlvi
dend of $1 per share of out
standing capital stock. It will
be payable November 22 to all
stockholders of record as of tho
close of business November 8.
The dividend Is the second
this year, a $1 dividend having
been paid April 19.
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will
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DURABLE TAILORED
NET PAIRS
3-PC. BEDROOM SUITI
PRICED LOW AT WARDS 69.88
Modem Bed, Chest and Vanity ... to outfit your bedroom al a big
Ward saving! You jet superior-construction features not usually
found at this price . . . locked-oints, full-framed end panels on
drawers. Finished antique tan, drawer pulls of contrasting turquoise
plastic, plale glass mirror! BENCH. . ,578 NITE STAND. . .6.95
Ony 20 Down! Afonfhfy Payment Hani
SPRING FILLED
PLATFORM ROCKER
1.29
Superior quality! Sheer ... Ilk
marqulsetlet you love . . . yet
twice at durable! Neatly finished
side and baltom hems! Soft Ivory
color. Each tide It 33 Inches wide
by 2'A yards long.
REPRODUCTIONS OF
OIL PAINTINGS
20 Dw
44.95
3.98
;r,f 1
(..SUPER ,
'Cro'ierfrom Ix subiects. All
reproduced by expert melhodi
to bring you the beauty of orig
inal oils ot a fraction of their
'colli Rich gold-color frame, dis
tinctive design.
21WX23U Inches
NONE FINER MADE I
NOW CUT-PRICED!
Get roomy relaxation in this
spring-filled rockerl Smooth rock
ing-aclion . . . sturdy Walnut fin
ished hardwood frame. Uphot
jlery attractive cotton Tapestry.
Cotton and Rayon
Vclour 46.93
GAY "PEASANT"
KITCHEN SETS
1.98
Ool.lt J'.
2.98
Actual laboratory tests prove
SUPERlhe finest housepaintmadel
II (lido, belief, goet farlhsr, oils
longer Save now! v t-
Quart (roduced) 97e
Singla Gal. (roduced) 3.10
Colorful! Refreshing! Fine quality
Dimity that will come out of many
waihingn fresh, new lookingl
Printed Percale trim . . ; rufflasi
TAILORED DIMITY with
fringe frlm 1.96 pr.
COMMON NAILS
AT A CUT PRICE!
O-kC
Am
100 Hen
Foalher
Bod Pillows
133
to. I ,
rn.i.t -"K-tiouim
r- '".Mligi
Olaif tflmi
Complat
with Shads
tng
LiLI io
Sparkling pottery base
with 14-Inch silk shade!
Really a top value!
Fancy'
Sofa
Pillows
Per pound
Well-made; easy-driving nails
al a Ward Week cut price! Your
choice of 8, 15, or 20-penny
sizes. Don't wait. Slock up on
nails of all sizes while the price is
cut. Come In during Ward Weekl
Quality
Monopoly
Cam
179
lovely colten-rayen damask cov
erings In Decorator colors! Soft,
springy fllllngsl Save at Words!
198
Fun for young end old! Played
With thousands of "dollars" ... to
corner real estote market.
WELL TRAINED?
The two cats of Art Howard,
of Byton, Calif., are equipped
with home-made galoshes, which
are removed when they enter
the house.
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: 161 lltl lZr&
SCB SCATTER RUGS
l&M. 3.44
-ssaiir
-' tax
"SUPRSUf
m0e' OW buy w ,nat N0 on H,
. ---na
"r,-,. gal. k--.-i
pj Sleeping
Cj' I588
low priced at Wordsl See theml
All have thick, fluffy cut pile!
Well made! lovely decorator
approved pastel coiorsl Buy for
your livingroom, bedrooms!
LARGE 34 "x54 " size only 8.44
SHOWER STALL
SALE PRICED!
8 CASSEROLES!
8 CORK MATS!
Cotnpftfol
88c
38.88
Regularly priced at dollars morel
A complete, compact shower stall
with one-piece base, white-en
omelet), sleel reinforced sides.
Complete with all fittings and
curtain at this low sale pricel
Sale! ,
Supreme
Spark plug
33e
100 woolfilledl Waterproofed
cover. Zipper halfway down side.
Air-mattreti Docket.
r90.lb7Roll
Roofing
Roduced!
Fodeproo, flre-reslilont Cera:
rnlc Grairssl surface! Covers 100
square feet. Nails, cement. .Inc.
None finer! Knife-edge electrode
for fast, economical starts, leak
proof copper Basket. Save now!
JJisJ'l 1 .Finest
fc i Walt NoW
o 57
All for this one special price:
8 individual Fire King casseroles
(guaranteed for 2 years against j
breaking from oven heat), and 8 ;
cork mats to protect your table. -Bake
and serve in the same dishl
CHINA CLOSET
OUTFIT REDUCED!
24.88
You'd expect to pay dolhrt mora
than Wards regular price. Now
.. . In this sale . . . you save even
more. Gleaming stain and acid
proof white vitreous-china ourfll
Syphon washdown type.
20 Inch
Plate Glass
Mirror Only
.42
68e
Satet
Tire Tubs'.
Patch Kit
Kit contains 12-iq. In. strip of
patching rubber) 4 bevel edge
patches. Cement and buffer. '
Your choice ef Wards Cup Grease
or High Pressure Grease! Belli
top quality! Slock up now!
FrlcllonT
Tap
Reduced I
m ioe
Made of strong, cotton fobrie ; .
tacky, firm-holding, For shop er
household odd lobs. 4-ounce roll,
Self-polishing! Equals most fa
mous and costliest! Contains
durable Carnauba wax! Save!
I Asbestos
Coaling
'MSiM Reducedl
I hS, 1
For badly worn and leaky roofs!
Use on felt, metal, tile, composi
tion or concrete roofs! Save! ,
It's a low price for genuine plate
glass ... heavily silvered. Popu
lar Venetian style.
Snow-whit
Kitchen
Light
Sal Pricel
Steel
Tool Box .
A gleaming white glass shade,
and holder. Flood your kitchen
with bright, olareleis llaht. Sale!
Attractive
Locksel
Reducedl
2
1 0x7x7 Inches . : ; spot-welded
for extra strength! Handy re
movable froyj hasp and catches.
6
Steel knobs and plates with a new,
tinc-plated finish that looks like
smooth, dull chrome. 1 key.
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