Lb.r 26, 1944
HFRAID AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACE FIVE
$4, e. PKNNtY 09,, I M 9 .
Vli. here until January 10,
', . his paronlfl, Mr. and
r" MM. Hurry Weimar l
HHfni ! holfdiyf In St.
'Ir? v the Welmure will moke
lt,ll","Lnnio In southern Callfor
4 Nre formerly ol
11
Enhllel'1-
I' .i... TMaha ma Dun
t'r. racrulter in Chora's
BW ' HI.. g 1 1 I..
"''will receive an honorable
f'-h.rie from tho U. S. nuvel
ftfltr'. 1,1. fnrmol-
rl. will inn3 v. .
'tSlllon """' o h. J.
"If. ptnncy ...""
ILcc, Ore, on January 18.
from Portland Mr. and Mm.
fouler of Portland .pent
'(. .tinaa here with r par-
iA"' . i hj. r: n r ii a
I-ia Mr. "O a.n. vi a m i
Srti'n of Pino "trcct. They l.-ft
Siy morning for the north.
T, M.lln Sgt- Paul Glotier
5 rl. Elliabeth banders,
M Tfti connected with the WAC
"' (Killing personnel In Klam
' KSralli; aro In Mulln Tuesday
,, tea official bmlncaa.
''i ,tu,H Hoipltal Mri. Don C.
I"" ", KlBmutl:
hWilUy hoiplUl and a now at
iM'i apartments at the Alpha,
Klicrc - -
Ihfl Ill-Paul H. wrigm, ciopiuy
1w collector of Kl.m.th Fall.,
IrJii confined to hla home with
bjiafluenia. '
Marines Leave
for Furloughs
Annroximatelv IS marines
(torn the Barradt.5 here have
k..n lmvlim every day for the
nil iu aaya on v.iiii
,.h over the Southern Pa
W" 'm .tlo In
cine raiiwji ovviv,... .u
bnihorn Pacific officials.
Of these, 10 were destined to
bolnta In ttita general area, such
iifiin Francisco and Portland,
while five were heading hack
to the eaitorn states. It was ei
limsted a total of 180 marines
hive left In the past 10 days on
Christmas furlough over the
Southern Pacific route.
' Greyhound bus authorities
tero reported about 20 marines
Hiving eacn day vran an con
mited total of 200 en route
home for the holidays. Tho ma
jority of them wero destined to
Portland, uaKiana, ocatiic ann
Loi Anuclcs. while five out of
tiny 20 were going buck east.
These figures add up to a to
lil of 350 .marines stationed at
the Marino Barracks, who have
lilt Klamath Falls In the past
10 days on Christmas lurlougn.
Klamath Students
Listed On University
Of Oregon Honor Roll
tudents from Klamath Falls
warp imnnfl an DlLfnmniiK tntal
ol 106 listed on the fall quarter
Honor roll as having received a
Jr.de point average of 3.8, half
i'i and half B's, or higher.
Stlltlitnfa llRtnrl Irnm Klumath
.III are Mary V. Corrlgan, a
lunior in sociology, daughter ol
w, ann mrs. Louis t . Corrlgan;
w. vxilivilj-, OUJJI IVMMMI V III
Ibcral arts, daughter of Mr. and
Iiret M. Murphy, sophomore in
Mucatlon, daughter of Mr, and
". u. a. njurpny.
National Park Men
Visit Lava Beds
Rex WftHrllA uut urir r
"mon lour of tne national park
"ivitc, stationed In San Fran
wo, and Maurice Thede. fnr
esler fnr . Vnumii. nin...t
Wrk, made an official visit to
inva beds last week, spend
ing four days In the nearby
Thrt ..I.U .
I. V v,loll"' were ncre to K vc
T. . I,ef lo uon r isncr,
mittrrs, The monument Is now
r 1,0 dlrcct Jurisdiction of
incy also made plans for
inrui "'""mora lire protection
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: VITAL STATISTICS
HecnMi? f'"'"- "m,! writ Dun.
'PwIS SIr-'"v ,M- to Mr. and Mri.
'VounrflrSomb' stl'rl. Wfl.ni:
KSPf llJ """ Name: hiian Diane.
W.i MS,ss-nrn at Klamalh Valley hon
iii,' Sl,Mlli ralta. Or., Oftamliar JJ,
E) mi,l bo Walshll 1 tioundl
m TBorR L Kl"mlh Vallay hon
a fail ,".m,,h "I''. Pacamlicr
M 4,,0 Mr' "Id Mra. 0. M. Salw.
10 JunJJJj- Welihli 7 poundi
ff "Jil'-Dorn at Klamath Vallay h.
Bliu 'fyiam ram. ora Darembar
liiii'i. ,Mr' ,ni. Mn. Vlrall Wqiiar, soio
"'. boy. War.hti poundi
P.Ir-tlor'n al Wtimilh VmUiv hm.
Km iilH",h r"alla. On,, Dacamber ss.
Slihn M! aad Mra. J, r. Lea, 3300
S rl. Walahll noundi,
'tfmi.i'S1? B8rn at Klamath Vallay
'pilal, Klamilh rain. Ore.. Derembar
. . . SawlodqjHm things
ym mn use Now
M t0!t WOMEN'S WINTER COATS
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mfirk .Slack wWlto5St11 i; ; M iJ -
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, ' ii slack suit, of . SKZ0, Ate'' 0otv. ..a-CfiS - V f jfif tiV I
V-Vrj navy cotton TS! X . Tkti&t' ' 1 V OiU " V" -r
r ji twin. Fitted oS95k . wft nt Wi JT t ., - I
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Si' pockat .lack. 3$S6 .YOn'I nd fot ot "S Si V ,0o 'H 4T
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A washable jacket that will give txcollent M jjLt ' t ' f T- C vf . 1
REDUCED ICE BOX SET (ULf L 1 , , ..'f.
Melton Cloth b&w r-i Sw
Cossack Style V 5?
-5 --'.
Boys' Jimmies
Rayon and cotton suiting ma
larial. Plain colors. Well-tailored,
siios 70c
2 to 8.
Boys' Slacks
Serviceable, made to stand
wear and tear. Medium weight.
Cotton material. Sites CQj
12 to 18. Blue only. ""
Boys' Sport Shirts
Medium weight cotton, short
al.avai. Blue only. Sixes 4 and
8. Greatly a7c
reduced.
Reduced Boys'
Slack Suits
Medium weight cotton mater
lal. Fancy allien collar on shirt.
Blue. 97C
Sites 4 only
Boys' SheepUnad
Leather Helmets
Chin slrap and buckle. Siios
small, medium, large. 1 QO
Dark brown color.
Reduced Boy.'
Military Jacket
Water rooellent, wind resistant.
Hat two slash pockets and breast
pocket with Insignia of tha army
air corps above. 1 Qfl
Site. 8 to 10. m ' U1V
Three-place set, handy and convenient. A
real space saver.
DOWNsiAnta
Penco-Nap Sanitary Napkins
Soft, absorbent box of twelve,
main rxoon
MEN'S LUNCH KITS
Heavy fibre, leather carrying strap and lWQ
fastener. Space for vacuum bottle.
main rtooii
LADIES' HOUSE DRESSES
Tha.a ire spun rayon hou.e dresses In
prints and plains. A perfect drasa for
winter house draw.
SECOND rLOOS
I77
Warm and practical. But
ton front. Navy blue. Sliet
38 to 48. A real value at
thll reduced price.
MAIN ILOOB
M'j and Mra, Andrew N.
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