!M ?o5t f'rlday "vo
ir? ' at 8 o'clock,
r,SE H. A" niwiv
""J d to present fr
re.n "he bullotlnu oil Im
"l " i,, the uiixlllury
"ch!"?. will b0 '
n L, ,,c party will bo
(or all o.ixll-
'"trJ iiid 'dr lu";
"IS!!?. and members of
Jl.
..I PTA-M'!i"l,r" '
1 . PTA wl observe
,0" n.v at 2 P- m
d,"r?Iruary 13. I Uio
'SKbooi rymn..lum.
t V rrulr Hialnrjii
hi prMl'l""1' Mr' Wl
1, will pre"" ,ro
Mi slie ' eh"'""""
"ill he playlet ond
' L Mrs. Wore w'11
Iwlll b. served follow.
J n,orm i which time
ISSStai will ha taken
IfA exlen"'0" work.
i . ink.LIIII! Bonnie
r . j.nBhtrr of Mr.
W' "I A nJ TnlH of route
Thursday afternoon wh.nl
while enicr.uu n.- ,'
Lr'l Choi" . j
Kllwirl contest and w
II up to the wlnnrr wl.cn fl-
lSl be it homo (or sevcrul
t
hi
1 . 1M. ".Art
Rhurch, 1025 mm. will
I I conRrr..ll"l dinner
l,r February II. dlrc-lly
W V ..... ....l. P..I.
M momma "
dinner to wldrh all nicnv
Idi of the congregation are
..... l...ltH
Illy iint.M.
iumBox Social The Lion-
or the Lions and their wlvca
nMiv it 8:30 n. m. at the
iry club room. There will bo
inf, ind each lady la a.sked
Eck I box for the midnight
All Liona aim ineir wivra
invited.
Lin Bile Student of Pel-
City report a purcnase or
0JO, In ilamps and bonds
the ichool year to dale, It
announced by the principal,
ihtri have purchased
1I.7S In ilamps and bonds for
buna period,
Lrliw Salt The war
ti e it Falrvlew school on
tjjay amounted to SI 20.70
imps purchased by the stu-
IrtirUw L. S. SHU. dls
freight ' and 1 Daasc.mor
il for Southern Pacific hero,
laltkeview Wednesday, on
toad builncss.
Police. Court David V. Kal.
on, Klamath naval air station,
polled $9 ball to appear In police
court Friday aftoinuon to an
awor chargo of running a atop
ami. ui i iin a.ui isiuinuui. L,. it.
Stone, lRua C'anby, paid a fine
for running the same stop, Two
drunks uppeared In police court,
two drunks hulled nut of the city
jail, and three truffle tickets
wore paid.
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WOMEN IN.
ICE V.J
ii
CM
Attf nd Chlloquln Lodge I
Al.nu Cuter, Ida Grimes, Vlrtiln-'
la llrown and Itusu Martin wnrp I
vlaitors on Wcilncsday evening
10 i-Bucarin i.r.-sl cl.npler of Ihe
wiiht ui r.nsic.n iiuir ai cnilo
fiuln, where they 'attended ini
tiation and enjoyed supper after
Indue. Hone Martin still reliilna
her momberahip in the C'hlloquin
chapter.
Stamp Bala fllverslde alii
denta purchiised $SS.70 at the
remilar Tucaday dofcnue stump
sale aponaorcd by the PTA, and
purchases for the achool year bv
aludenla alone have totaled
$11(18, OA. Tcitchcra hiiv nur.
dialed a total of $850 in stainna
and bonds, it was reported.
Youth Sentenced For
Assaulting Guard
CHANTS PASS, Feb. 0
On a chortle, of assnultinn a
Kimrd of the atato Industrial
school at Woodbum wlth-a dead
ly weapon consisting of a bnr
of hard soap In a sock, Olto Kos
ter, 17, was sentenced bv Judge
James Crawford of Portland, In
circuit court here to not more
than one year In the stale penitentiary.
l ho assault occurred, District
Attorney Orvi.l J. Millard said,
while the youth was being re
turned to the industrial school
from Medford, where he and
other boy had been arrested for
stealing two automobiles at Port
land after escaping from the
school.
The boy pleaded guilly when
arraigned.
Command of Naval
Air Station Changed
TILLAMOOK. Feb. fl mU.
Commander D. R. Mat-Donald to-
Tillamook naval air station with
departure of Captain Karl L.
Lange for Lakchurst, N. J., to
becomo chief of staff to Admiral
Charles Roscndnhl. chief of na
val airships and training com
mand. Commander MacDonald will
serve pending arrival of Com
mander Thomas H, Whalen from
Moffott field, Calif.
PAINTERS'
OVERALLS
Can't Bust 'Cm
OREGON WOOLEN STORE
SOO Main
WRIGHT PROMOTED
Jumcs P. Wright, husband of
tho former Helen Pulton of
Kcno and illy, was promoted re
cently to tho rank of technical
scigcunt, It was lc-arncd hero
Sgt. Wright is on duly at Fort
Homing, Ga., whero ho serves
wiin a tank company In the
armorcu division.
1
CROFF PROMOTED
Patrick John Groff. eon of
Mrs. Nellie Groff of BI2 Oak,
ban been promoted to S 1c, ac
cording to word received here.
Young Groff graduated from
Klamath Union high school with
the clasa of 1043, and entered
the navy in the same year. He
attended signal school at Farra-
gut, Idaho, and received his
orucra for overseas duty In July ,
of 11M4. At present he Is ata- '
tloned In Dutch Now Guinea, ;
and la very anxious to return
to this country.
I
WAGGONER SELECTED i
LlHICrtAL, Kans. FO Harry
R. ("Bob") Waggoner of Klam-
ath Falls has been specially se-'
lected for four-engine bomber
pilot training and hns been
iraiikferrcd to Liberal army air
field for Instruction in flying
Liberator bombera.
FO Waggoner will receive 15
weeks of Intensive training at
this southwest Kansas Installa
tion of the central flying train
ing command and, upon gradu
ation, will receive the rating of
"airplane commander." The son
of Mr. and Mrs. Waller R. Wag
goner ui a graduate of KUHS
and attended Oregon State col
lege. He received his prelimin
ary flying training at Uvalitc,
Tex., and Waco, Tex., and re
ceived his wings and appoint
ment December 23, 1S44, at
Pampa, Tex.
I Prison Trusty Caught
After Escape In
Penitentiary Truck
SALEM, Feb. 0 Wl Robert
R. Mix, 20, atate prison trusty
who escaped In a penitentiary
truck Wednesday evening, was
caught by state police yester
day at New Era, on tho Pacific
highway south of Oregon City.
Mix abandoned the truck
near Hubbard when police
stopped him.
Fire Warden Held
In County Jail
State police, investigating a
call late Thursday afternoon that
a car was in the government ca
nal south of Midland, arrested
David Edward Griffith, 43, who
said he was a fire warden em
ployed by the Klamath Forest
Protective association. Griffith
was lodged In the county Jail on
a charge of being drunk on a
public highway.
Officers aaid they found the
car In the canal all right, and
Griffith on the bunk near the
highway, He was uivlnjurcd. The
car was nulled out of the ditch
and Griffith sent to jail.
Marine Battalion
Schedules Reunion
Forty members of the flth de
fense battalion, United States
marine corps, who served over
seas for two years, will gather
tonight at the Pelican party
room for their first reunion.
This is also the first reunion
of any group of men who arc
stationed at the Barracks. Sgt.
Major Dickson is in charge of
the party tonight and arrange
ments for the affair were made
by PFC Stephen Provosnick.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
Church Holds People
Of Austria Together
PORTLAND, Feb. 0 (Pi The
church has been the strongest tic
uniting the Austrians, many of
whom feel this more of a relig
ious than a political war. Arch
duke Felix of Austria said here
last night.
He descrloes under ground
work as far less glamorous than
Hollywood portrays it.
"Our work docs not consist of
spectacular acts of sabotage but
rather of hard work and count
less little acts that combine to
build morale and destroy that of
tho nazis," he said.
Lined
WORK JACKETS
Grey Covert
OREGON WOOLEN STORE
800 Main
Friday. Feb. 9. 1945
HERALD AND NEWS FIVE
Clear, Cold Weather
Forecast For Basin
Clear and cold was the week
end forecast for the Klamath ba
sin and local gentry hoped for
Friday's continued sunshine as
they basked in near spring-like
weather.
Pacific coast reports advised
that the coast gale had somewhat
subsided with only Seattle re
porting an appreciable amount
of precipitation. There was but
trace at Portland and Medford,
according to tho U. S. weather,
man, who has had a field day
the past week as far as rain
went.
Metal alloys were used by the
ancient Egyptians. ;
laiaE i
Just Arrived
MEN'S
Plaid
Jackets
Heavy weight bright wool
pleids. Sisea 36-46.
$8.95
DREW'S MANSTORE
733 Main
Chase's Office. 203 IOOF
Building will "put you right" on
your withholding recolpta. May
save something.
Port Wool
GABARDINE
SHIRTS
In brown ond ton.
3-button cuffs.
2 flap pockets.
Sizes i4 to 17.
Sleeve length 32-35.
$8.95
RUDY'S
MEN'S SHOP
600 Main
W
. . for
Valentine Gifts
Women'
Frilled Neckwear
First admission to a change
of season cotton eyelet
embroidered collars! Very
perkyl
79c
Women's ROUND NECK DICKIES
.49
Punctuate your suits with
a fresh new dickle. This
one has an embroidered
bow!
SICOND rLOOB
5
i VJiljr one ha" an embroidered I
U Multl-ec-iorcd Floral Prints! .
I .ADIES
Gay Print HANDKERCHIEFS
33c
Some women have a favorite handkerchief with
each outfit! Hankie collectors will appreciate
this from her King of Hearts on St, Valentine's
Day!
main n,oo
SMEFR MACE
h Sevri ugo,nosc- Hayon top and
"Win ci. ,"n snades
10 H.
w'n noon
In three
96c
ftm .
Wskv..rJf 1 WAP BOXES
"V(y iVnt. Sl'Per SoBp. Four
f"dt"l and , Y ?n'rnatln, pine.
ib,"t(rh K pp,e blossom. Eight
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712 MAIN ST.
Next Doer to
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BELL STUDIO
Opening tomorrow in our new
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and modern facilities, we are
better able than ever to serve
you and serve you in a man
ner that is sure to please.
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9:30 to 6 P. M.
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Next Door Pine Tree Theatre
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