.i'mbir 5,' 1944
HFRAID AND NEWS,. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE FIVE
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tl'll ','i. .,.,,1 mil ir. in. uvu
lh the FlyniiB on Sundiiy nljilit
P . ? fn Tucson. Ar i.. lo
. Snfgn Klk. who la atiitloii-
thcre.
k Bend ft. II. Lnmolt. Boy
1,1 oxcciitlva for the Modoc
J, council, will Icavo Wed-
2 ifrvlce trip. K. a. Klahn,
idl president, will Join La
m" ' n..,.,i,r III
, on oiniiiKj,
ineciniK o n'1- -i-iiiviii
Scout district in Bend.
litavy Snowfall TI10 local
fl.mntlnn bureau reported 10
ihtj of now tho first of De
iber t Gorbcr dam. This is
i..l niMiMitit nt fliiriiu
fffC(lii:i-
ih ground as of that dutc
ie the reclamation bureau
led keeping a record of
iwlnu woo 111 -
1. d.,,1'. Till- St. Paul'
Iiien'j auxiliary will meet
IirjdBy, December 7, at the
X,e of Mrs. E. P. Livingston.
(8 Erie. Mrs. Livingston will
iew the bonk, "Speuking of
Jans." All women of the par
Ian urged to attend.
fo Sptik O. D.' Sliarpe,
(Vly appointed regional exec
Ac of the Hoy Scouts for the
Irs of Oregon, Washington,
alio and Montana, will be the
Jiclpsl speaker at tho annual
feting of the Modoc area
incll On annuity, uuuuiuy n,
iubllc Invited The public
Icornliuiy jnvm-n 10 wiiuc&s
nnv Si-nut rnllv tunluht at
B o'clock at the armory.
fipclltive scouicrau activities
De icaiurea ana 1a troops
participate.
liked Food Sal The Ladles'
lilonarv society of llio First
trch of God, 2602 Altamont I
It, will hold a baked food
fancy needlework sale at
1 Main, Saturday, Dec. 0,
In 8 a. m. to noon.
Rummini Rut 'I'l... ..n...
, " in.; muiliu.
dist chuicii circlis will hold a
ruininugi! iili in the place for
merly occupied by Juhnson lull
pr simp on S. Utli, opposite Scars
Hot-buck. All women are asked
to bring their things, Friday, De
cember II, and the sale will be
held Frkhiy and Saturday, De
cember II and D. If impossible to
bring articles, call Mrs, With
row, phone 3753, nnd they will
bu called for,
Attnnd Conforonca Thomas
Orr, Wcyrrhnemer Timber com
pany. Krncst Kolbe, Western
Pine association, and H. W. Tay
lor, forest supervisor of the
Klamath Indian Agency left
Wednesday, December fl, to at
tend the Western Forestry and
Conservation conference in Port
land, Ore.
will ba tha fifth of the series,
and the public la Invited to at
tend. Practice Officers for 1045
and members of the drill tcum
of Ewauna lodge 002, ladles aux
iliary to the Brotherhood of Rail
road Trainmen, will meet for
practice, Wednesday, December
8, at 7 p. m In the KC hall.
Auxiliary Meet The auxili
ary to the Veterans of Foreign
Wars will meet Thursday, De
cember 7, at 8 p. m., In the li
brary clubroom for a business
meeting and Initiation of candi
dates, Some 8000 tone of line per
year have been saved for es
sential war use by changing the
tops of mason Jars from zinc to
steel.
Oregon Allotted
$45 Million Yearly
In Pending Road Bill
SALEM, Dec. 8 (P) Oregon
would hive $45,000,000 year
to spend during the first three
postwar years under the terms
of the postwar highway bill
passed by the U. S. house of
representatives, State Highway
Engineer R. H. Bildock said to
day after returning from the
convention in Cincinnati, O., of
the American Association of
State Highway Officials.
The senate version of the bill
would give Oregon $42,000,000.
The bill now is In conference,
where a compromise la being
worked out.
Classifier AOs Bring Results
STATE SPEECHES
NEW YORK, Dec. 5 MP)
Admiral Arthur J. Hepburn,
senior military delegate to the
Dumbarton Oaks conference, and
Benjamin Cohen, general cuun
scl for the office of war mobiliza-
For Hit Christmas
A SUIT
Fashion Park
' Curiae
Bertleit
In the correct styles
and colors.
$29.50 to $65
DREW'S MANSTORE
733 Main
tlon, will speak In Portland and
Seattle, Dec. 12-13, respectively,
to explain the Dumbarton Oaks
proposals, the Organization of
Americans United for World
Organization, Inc., announced
yesterday.
General
Paints
Imperial
Wallpaper
515 Main St.
Phone 3829
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BIS BOTTLE
150
PIUS DEPOSIT
Cheerful Earful!
Drinks mixed with Cantde Dry
Water even aound better. "Pin
Point Carbonation" glvea
them a ipirltle you can hear,.,
a livelineii that huts.
CANAD
r mtovs mJ
pi?
1
RY WATER
Towniond Club Thn Town
send club will hold a business
meeting Wcdnc.sdiiy, Dei-ember
0, at 8 p. in., for nomination ol
officers. The meeting will be
held at SOU N. nth, and all mem
bers are urRcri to be nresrnt. Re
freshments will ho served.
Homecomina Following the,
regular meeting of Prosperity ,
Rebekah lodge, Thursday, De-!
comber 7, will be thn annual 1
homecoming, and all Rebckahs.
Odd Fellows and visiting Re
bckahs arc Invited to attend. 1
Recovering Leslie .Johnson
Is recovering from an operation
at the Hillside hospital, and is
able to have visitors now.
Card Party The Women of
the Moose will sponsor a card
parly, Friday, December 8, nt 2
p. in.. In the Moose hall. This
coerlna Friends of Dar
1 McDanlel will be glad to
Jr that she is improving rap-
from a recent illness, ai
ah she will not bo able to
lirn to cntlcuo this Year. Dar-
an is employed as a draftsman
i;Marc Island.
Klamath Vlaltor Miss Knr-
io Argrsves of Portland ar-
ftrt in Klamntn Monday to
it for a few days at the home
jher uncle and aunt, Mr. and
V. E, Vcitch of 1520 Sar-
t.
0 Meet The American Lc-
1 will meet at 8 o'clock to-
fit at the Legion hall. All
lonnnircs arc urged to at-
oncert Chanced Due to a
jfllct of dates, the high school
rcrt will be chnneed from
Jrmbrr 10 to Tuesday, De
bcr 12, nt 8 o'clock.
Wlce Court Four drunks
pared In police court Tuea-
morning.
win m. 1 n iui 1 1 1 u 1
13 Vnrn
wirn
MADELINE MAHONEY
and
PAUL SWIGART
Coming Dec. 20
IT'S EASIER
to pay the doctor
if the hospital bills
are PREpaid!
Klamath Medical Service Bureau't family hoi
Pital aorvice plan alio rolisvei tho individual
o' the problem of eitabliihing credit and mok
ln9 financial arrangements at a time of crisis.
F0R FULL INFORMATION PHONE 7260,
OR WRITE
Klamath Medical Service Bureau
JOE Mtriro .
FRANK SMITH, As't. Mgr.
Phone 7260
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