HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE FIVE
NEED FOB BEALiTY
Service Men
and Women
Home on Leave
SET FOR SATURDAY
sT.r.i' Club Tim Klnmalli
IS V" will inert. THur
ninvfinlier i l " i" "" "'
"rLmlipr ot commorcu
I ,.:, mi.Ih. T 10 K niniit l
IV club l orKmiiiecl to
,,o (oology "d mineral
of Hi" K WWHlt I bllliill
, miollnw or Iho club
'Sonifi tlio iiljondiiiico. of
or lapidary art. A ape
invitation Is extended to
llieri of our iirincu ooivivo.
'i,y ni 2 p. m., us follows;
I with Mrs. cari nciu
W,i I l,-,illi: uroun 2. with
Paul I HI ton, 143Q Lookout;
t ( w th ir. a. turns
ibV ,' are Invited to attend,
T liuinif ui'tlL'lon to (In.
ii. - Ii-.viiiii uro nki,l In
c tlicm with Mra. H. L.
rsh"i. I-112 rlnc' More
lay, ueccinner i.
fciurni Helen Prince, riiuiKh-
plot ir. "i'" i"'"' vuiiii
.1 inJ r,n,iiinl ha I'M.
Xi medlnil discharge from
J WAC wltli wlileh fhe him
3rd since September. 1043.
prince in now in runmniii
ch rwrivpri hr rllit.
ite November 18, and pinna
ftmlin nvm iui a uiiio. dnu
itatlonrd ai moony neia,
until she was transferred to
iry Uenrrni nospnai in
jmasvlllc. Ga., for medical
itmem.
Meat An election of ofI
will be held at the annual
Mini; of the Agricultural Ad
vent association at 1:30
m WCOIlCMmy hi run rvllini
j 'wd at 7:30 p. m. Wednos.
Jil Henley in the grunge hall.
J association will alio meet
)30 p. in. at Merrill and at
dania at 7:30 p. m., with both
tticsc meetings being held on I
HTsday.
jjolidty Baiair Plans are
apletc for the annual holiday
air iponsorcd by the women
Kit First Christian church on
Unlay, December 2, In the
it Federal Savings and Lonn
jding. corner Main and 6th.
0c having articles, ploaso
ifc with IIrs. H. L. Wicker.
V, 120J Pino, before Friday.
Muck Luncheon The home
iking committee of the Worn.
the Moose will meet In the
Friday. December 1, at
p. m., for a DOtluck lunch.
jnd business meeting. Com
Mce Chairman Maude Ser
It is in charge of arrange-
f
Ilcererlna Pat Clark,
Jhter of Mr. nnd Mrs. For
tCIark, was admitted to gen.
tfsurgory in Hillside hospital
lay morning. Miss Clark's
jjillon Is reported to be good
tine Is now allowed to re-
visitors.
, On Furlough Pvt. William
L. Nolen, engineer's division,
who is stiitliimiil ni c,.,.,,. ci.. I
i'i'.V'' i ' ' luMu 011 ''"'lough
.mi, iik ma iiiniiiy ul zio ui,r.
row. Nnlfin Ik lh ,.r n.i
j'nd Jlm (Juidncr, 10311
, i V, wl" 'uium to his stu-
nun ixovcmuer au,
Social Club rrldayMcinbcrs
of biiMuin blur Social club aru
invlt cj to meet Friday aftor
110011, December 1, hi uio Mason
c tcinple lor a 1 o'clock potluck
luiiviuiiiM iiiki zo cent g Ml ex-
flection of new offices
will bo held during tho business
Guilt Snaaltar U u r
Boy hcout executive for the Mo-
11 cuuncii, was In Tule-
lako Wednesday where he was a
guest speaker at a itotary club
Billor Mrs. Klrksey Walk
fjl Santa Crus, Calif., has
2 visiting here since Thanks-
W wnii nor daughter. Mrs.
uarron of 1848 Espla-
Md Psr,y Jhe Women of
the Moose are to sponsor a card
party, Friday, December 1, at
D. m.. n Mm M ...11 ' Z: ,
" u,c "or I) 0 the scries and
i""""- is invucd.
Vernon Moore Named
Merchants Credit
Service President
Vernon Moore was elected
president of the Merchants
Credit Scrvli-i m ui ... .1.
- - ... u,',i, vi, in
ly meeting hold early this week
at the Pelican catc. John Pat
terson will serve 11s vice presi
dent, Alfred Collier as execu
tive secretary.
C'olorpd movici: taken during
construction of the Alcan high
way by Noel Becar of Western
Electric were show n to the
group by Bccar who returned
Hero recently.
Next meeting of the group
Is scheduled for December 11,
and alt mprrhnnU urn ir,.l in
call in their reservations, it was
announced by Viola Vogler and
Hap Jones, managers.
Cascade Service
Station Robbed
Of Gasoline
CASCADE SUMMIT Tho
service station operated by Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Brock on the
Willamette hlchwav near Cros.
cent Lake, was robbed of ap.
proximately 63 gallons of gas
last week. The robbers lot a
largo quantity of gas run on
tho ground which formed a
pool that still remained the next
day.
Ross Flnlcy, former proprie
tor of the lodge at the lower
cud of Odoll lake, was sleeping
near the station tn his trailer
but heard no one, and neither
did Mr. or Mrs. Brock who
wcro In the house.
lllci Court 1W ..l..
- itj iiiunna
oui ana iwo appeared In
lte COUrt Wivlnxorlnu ,....
tilont with one vag and one
wi oiargca with disorderly
Jin Chipttr r
IniDttr MitmKava t
ZVT Si. B01 S'ltma Phi
ih.-i.-i inirsaav al 7-.in
i;n mrs. ucorco Aliens
olo Lexington.
Hoiolial Tn. r-
IH I... . . -Of WHO
M by ambulance from the
Hik " ? "?n s. 6th, to
Ehl. y nPlll Tucs
II M..I '
tii " 1 ailn" of
rdy,
r 01
tshU
Way,
IH
Bl5
V 'lie "iiaiblns" of
auxiliary will meet
. "uvemoer 30, at the
Mary Lewis. Anyone
before Th,.j...
., ia.
Plica Chine..-Y
inochlc club will meet
a',im cml,Pr 3. with
Adk lssn, 1336 Oregon,
?p?'i 'Jjehonie of .foan
Inounceri Previous-
to help run
"ami at $220
baso pay?
tk tn. . ...
!. . , :omPny whose
iob 1. .till ,hM(,
1 not for 8 mn who
-In!" LKd pay, but
In wl 0. T worK or
ICl0 Brakeman with
wo tr UC,1CB, "eettcd to
Von kii. you In "hort or-
I throng il,e w" traTn.
j wougli. Y0ll wor). ,,,
In iZ "h"d-carrylng the
J --., war l0ad (or the
S"ih ?!'' J-P"'
Illr blood ' 0 1 181 Be,s
, ,..?.' wading la different
K 0, eI?. Flno pen-
tn ', "orvtce. Good
pitch , m 'wttonmen
l.rn cars) n..j
fcPt" nth-liter- .hort
"wast S. p. Aaent.
Tree Decorations
Needed At Barracks
Have you any Christmas tree
decorations to spare?
If you pave, would you give
them to the Marino Barracks for
Christmas trees to go up in the
two wards of sick bay and the
reception room?
The three trees will be decor
ated before the holidays and the
dearlh f.f tinsel, haiililrg nnrl nr. !
namonts In the stores has made
this appeal necessary. The proj
ect is sponsored by Marine
Wives club and anyone having
decorations to donate for this
fiurposc may leave them at The
fcrald and News and they will
bo sent to the barracks.
The need for reality In educa
linn wai emnhaslzeri hv II s
Henalor-clect Wayno L. Morse
In a talk at tha annual parents
and patrons night at Klamath
Union high school Monday eve
ning. Senator-elect Morse told how
he believes education should fit
imo pumicai and economic de
mocracy in America, and said
IhllL lm uinnlrt In, n...l , u- -
...... .,w, w ivuim uc n
friend of constructive education
in ins service in ine senate.
The a cappclla choir, directed
by Andrew Loney, presented
four mimhnrn l-ii,fnr lha Inra.,
audience In the auditorium. Mrs.
uva uurKnaucr or the high
school faculty welcomed the
visitors for the Parents and
Patrons club.
After the general meeting,
parents visited various school
rooms where they met and
talked with instructors. Refresh
ments were served.
Principal Stanley Woodruff
gave a welcoming talk, and
Walter Fnrhphnnlr nt h Mh
school staff presided.
Italian Pistol
Stolen From Home
An Italian pistol, a Br eat a
.1CK III L. t . .
ui i.ou cauure, nss oecn stolen
from the residence of Mrs. Alice
C. Settle, 318 Washington, and
she has asked assistance of The
Herald and Newa in locating the
gun.
The Brcata was brought home
by Mrs. Settle's son, John Jo-
SCOh O'Rnlirlc rn.nlv
charged from the navy. Small
boys supposedly broke Into the
house, took the gun and left
seven sncns in a HCd cross case.
Mrs. Settle would be happy to
haVC thf sun Pnliii-nMrl i V...
it is a valuable keepsake.
Mailing Scale Needed
At Klamath USO
A mailing srnlfl, im nnail
and badly, at USO. '
j no service center announced
Tuesday that all that stands be
tween the USO club and parcel
nost maillnir enrvir in mili
tary personnel is a scale. After
scouring Klamath Falls, Greg
pry Foley, USO director, has
been unahln tn 1nititA . taii
If there Is one available, either
10 rem or iena, pietue call USO
Capt. John Beaskey
Wounded In Action
Capt. John S. Bcakey of
Salem, for many years traffic
engineer for the Oregon State
highway department, Is reported
wounded in action In the Euro
pcan theater, according to of
ficial announcement from the
war department Tuesday.
Bcakey visited in Klamath
Falla In the Interests of the high
way department and is well
known here. It Is thought that
his wounds occurred during the
early part of the Normandy
campaign. Beake'y's wife Fern
lives at 410 East Rural avenue.
Salem.
CM 3e L.illt Millar from
South Pacific. Here until De
cember 27.
PFC Dorothy Gysbers from
Dugway Proving Grounds, Utah.
Here until December 0.
Pvt. William L. Nolen from
Camp Claiborne, La. Here until
November 30.
Lt. A. R. Avery from Bruning
air field, Bruning, Neb. Hero
until December 1.
TSflt. James R. Kufner from
Asiatic-Pacific theatre. At Mo
doc Point until December 1.
S 2o Ted Otterbtin from Far-
ragut, iaa. Here until Novem
ber 20.
The above service people are
enuuea 10 tree passes to the lo
cal theatres and free fountain
service at Lo't River dairy bv
courtesy of Lloyd Lamb of the
theatres and K. c. woodruff ot
the dairy. Please call at Tho
Herald and News office (ask for
Paul Haines) for your courtesy
tickets
VFW Members to
Attend Barracks
Church Services
Alt mnmhnrs rt Pnllnnn nrl
13R.1 Vfktnrana til TTnrnlcfn
and 'members of the auxiliary
are invited to attend church
sorvlrn at in n m Qnnrfnv rn
ccmber 3, at the ' Marine Bar-
racKs. 1 nose wishing to attend
win muvi hi mo uuiiac gate ot
the barracks at 9:43 a. m., to go
together to church.
ImmrilA(n1v nftnr th nVtui-nh
services, an American flag is to
be presented, to the Marine Bar
racks. The presentation will be
made by Mrs. A. A. Myers, ban
ner bearer to the department of
Oregon auxiliary.
Mrs. Ida Tilson
Dies In Yamhill
Mrs. Ida R. Tllsnn 79 fn ,,.
eral vparn a rpsirlnni nf Klamath
Falls, died at the home of her
aaugnier, uertrude, in Yamhill
at 12:30 a. m., Saturday, Novem
ber 2ft. Final rilnc ware haM
ill McMinnvillo, Monday after
noon, wiin ui. v. m. tsanev, of-
ficiatinff. Intnrmnnt wac in Fn,-.
green Memorial park, McMinn-
VillV.
Mrs. Tilcnn Is citrutrn4 K hAH
husband, Fred Tilson of 159 East
Main, and two daughters, Ger
trude of Yamhill, and Ethel of
Mlnnncnta. Iwn enn. Hi, in in
Canada, and 13 grandchildren.
For Hii Christmas
A Sport Shirt
Larg selection in
blues, tans, browns,
grays and maroons. .
$2.50 to $7.50
DREW'S MANST0RE
733 Main St.
MERRILL One of the largest
affairs of the winter, tho annual
St. Augustine's Altar society ba
zaar, card party and program, is
scheduled to take place, Satur
day, December 2, In the Merrill
community hall.
Aprons, cooked foods and fan
cy work will be sold at tho ba
zaar and tho card party in the
afternoon is open to tho public.
Bolh bridge Bnd pinochle will be
Play '. At 6 n. . 1., there will
bo a chicken dinner served in
tho downstairs dining room and
the public is also Invited to take
part. Mrs. E. M. Hammond and
Mrs. Jess Dieter are chairmen of
the di: er.
A program of games and en
tertainment is planned for the
cvenincr Mn nan Q9u i
presidei.t of the Altar society.
The three groups, Merrill, Malln
and Tulclake, are cooperating to
make the affair a success.
Navy Urges Men to
Sign For Radar
Broadening its search for
men possessing basic aptitudes
fitting them for training In ra
dar, the U. S. navy is urging
all men entering the navy eith
er as enlistees from the 17-year-old
group or as Inductees from
the selective service age group,
who have at least one year of
high school algebra, to take
the navy's Eddy test for radar
training.
This was announced by Re
cruiting Specialist Dan Schrei
ber of the Klamath Falls navy
recruiting station, who said it
is likely that many men with
such a background may qualify
for radar training,, leading to
quick advancement in naval
service as well as to opportuni
ties in the postwar field of
electronics.
Class. ned ads Ber results.
Millions Switch To
Mutton Suet Idea
For Chest Colds
Quickly Rtlievts Children's Colds'
Coughs, Loosens Phlegm
Manv mothers all over America
are switching to tbia idea of get
ting fast relief for these chest cold
miseries. They are simply follow
ing Grandma. For years she count
ed on mutton suet to help carry her
home medication to'do its pain-easing
work on nerve ends in the skin.
No wonder so many more now wel
come Grandma's idea as improved
by science Penetro, with its multi
medicated formula In a base con'
taining mutton suet that acts both
as counter-irritant and pain-reliever
when you spread it on, and aB
a soothing aromatic when breathed
in. And so today Penetro hurries
along newer help in the old reliable
way help that eases painful mis
ery, lessens coughing, loosens
phlegm, soothes chest rawness so
that you can rest more comfortably
and give nature a chance to restore
vitality. That's why millions are
switching to Penetro today why
druggists are recommending it. 25c
double supply 35c. For all your fam
ily's chest cold miseries, be sure
you get white, easy-to-use Penetro
EDITOR NAMED
EUGENE, Nov. 20 P New
sports editor of the Oregon Daily
Emerald is Wallace E. Adams,
Sllvcrton, freshman in jour
nalism at the University of Ore
gon. He takes the places of Jim
Tucker, Mcdford, resigned.
Lemon JuiceRecipe
Chocks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly
AFitrltli I'lln. try Ihti it in pin InMrvnulvn hnrnv
reflH Ihnt thntminrli itr tmlnit. (irt a iwrfc.
r of RU'Ki ('ntnpounr), twrvKftk fmpply.
Inrlay, Mil II 1lh ft quart ol wntrr. tbs
Juk of 4 1fmoD. H'a y. Nn trrntMn at
II aod plfuuant. You owl only a laMrDpnoo
tula two nmta a. rti orttn within 48 houra
aomf tlmM nvrrctffht apirnrllft rwiili art
rtMalnef). If tha ra'na rlo not qtjlr.lv lcsr
and If ynu rlo not fral hMtfr, rrfuro the
empty rarkafA and ni-Ki will rnat yu noih
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It's
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TONITE
CAL'OWE
tTAVCRn ES3
HIOHWAV T JOUTM
Vould You Have The Additional
Vorry of Hospital Expense . . .
IF THIS WERE YOUR SON?
)r would qll tha costs of
Hospital Servica be paid " "vt.
0
Hospit
by. Klamath Medical i v
Sorviea Bureau? This sitl- .
problem it on you eon
solve before it BECOMES
your problem
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Call or writ far full information about our new Hospital Servica Plan ,
Klamath Medical Service Bureau
355 East Main Joa Hieks, Mgr. Frank Smith, An't. Mgr.
Phono 7260
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