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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1945)
Klamath Lodm K Lank iodi;o, number 4110, Vhmi urner 01 America, will i.-clnoralc Itn ZOlli nnnlvprniiry mi Satur day, February 17, in the IOOV WOllL llilll. Tin I'ltUII ill mnlltiff nt 8 o'clock will bu followed by rnireniwni.'iuN aim ciuiii-Iiik. Mom hrrH unci fricniin nrn Invllnrl in attend. f . M.tl The St. Paul's TO?i.ry will meet. at l.llUitH:.V, will meet fein'l !ul" ,". on Tlmr-day I! it a o'clock. Bov. Win ""Mil ben-n T,1"8 ?, ch Embolism, wh cli wl 1 II on "'iv throuii ) Lent. 5S yyn particularly l ux. hnvo oiilHliters. or liListcd to attend thon S,l "5 S "8 Lon,,n ,cu- MnuiT The members of i -miinlly ro aponsor & nd'houie I KfJ .Mr and Mrs. R. C. TOterMnw hoine nn Krl- ,rtf.hrury A" olt! Sndn"il'bor,r.Llnvllod ,nd, nn tl o Shorts botweon rWnd,y, for Portlnnd to 'J iwoy trainlnK Mlon 52 IN r direction of 0. D. m r'tloml wont executive. 'Klittn Koul executive for liSrrU" belnl ,ou.fht So l will review poslble ff, while there. ritil Biptiit Socltty The Tniry society of the First ff church will meet for frtudy -In he church par Thuridty, February 19. at m ind the Bu.lncs. Worn .drcl i w II meet with Mr.. B Kdlyl "0 N. Oth, at 7:30 ,mmt evening. ri Meit-The Fort Klamath I nrttMlon unit will meet Uiy, February 10, at 10 a. 7 the home of Mr. Hay Mly M". Wlnnlfrcd K. Gil i county home demonstration Kit will conduct a demon ,Uon on nuking slip covers. Mitt Trldsy The Shasta m extension unit will hold -iini Friday. Kcbrunry 10, 110:30 I. m. at the homo of ll ,, nail, OJia aimmrra. e subject will be "Dctlcr Use Storage Spaces," glvon by i project Icodcrs, hit Ranch G. W. Dorry, for- lily iisoclated with Stone's ki stores here, has sold his ich on the Merrill nikinwoy i has purchased a homo In Jf. Mr. and Mrs. Berry nnd nil led this week for their v Borne. Vlilt - Charles and Milton lly of Merrill spent the week i it the home of their uncle, L Mitchell, 817 E. Main, and . end Mrs. Bally spent Sun r here, returning home with ilr sons Sunday evening. Keen AelMUsi The Loyal dtr of Moose will moot in ulir session In the Moose I Thursday, February 13, at p. m. and there will bo tho ill Stturdty night party, be- pni ! uu p. m. ttwilti Call Rollie Berry, si itariein, who enlisted In I MW an ilrM,,i,n,,H 1.. fury, Is home on Inactive wining iiiriner orders. He taka hla huln lniH fcpbii, Tenn., when called. OBITUARIES m. Km.. Y... '"nurl EWAIO Hi".': !,u p. in. T ho tlo- TX " ol Na.hvlllo, Tan- IS .. !.' "f ' "vlv(S by f,Vo K ',.""' H.ncli. CailfuTnla! lift lr.'"uiuf :Upl( Wilton ol Johnion. Kamaa! E.'SI-I 'JMi". California; SYrtiR of KJamalh r.llil and Ii., "!, K'omath ralli: ono IT oil 5l,w"rd of Whllllcr. Mil, f.h - ""iwin I'm i pa oi 'ft'AS' m.";rc.ll!'m' r KlndivtUr Infant d.u.M.r of miuh' "1" KlniUvalar of Ihn ISUii o.inV lur'naj', renruary n It 1:10 D. m. Ilcal.lri h.. ,.nP. f!v.?lu S-Obart Kinrltvatar nf ICIan,. . r if isl."er"t' r"'lm.jtlnr. " snndmo h.V TX'. 'ffiJi" VaWKmni. Vho romalna ISlf ! "'"m,lh orsl Homo. hflfiifJi.K'W'I'lo icrvlcai will sViin u ,!?!" comolorjp Tliuradav. iVVttto'ih1, ,S..'i.'. ? wllh tho FUNERALS ITSOMla .... I'm ,tf: . "" steward sIk.JS '7 ,h Thomas Book Group The pvanlna book groun of the AAUW will meet at thti home of Mrs. Joe I pan on U1 lltirou ol H p. in. Wednesday, Kpbrunrv 14. Evn llurkhaltpr and Dorothy Sehupp win itci ain linstrsRp.n. tmprovlnq Alvn Pulp, Big I.iikcs omjijoyp, was reported Imnrovrd nt Hillside hoMiltnl whore he is rccclvliiK Ireiilmenl for Chen injuries sulferpd Moiv day at the camp neat- Chlnchnlo Vlsltlno Hora Mrs. Arthur Kolley of rtoscvllle, Calif., is In Klumiilli KhI Is vlsltlnif her sun and duughtur-ln-lnw, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kelly at the Alpha apartments. Last Day Thursday, Febru ary IS, will be tho Inst day for the payment of second nuarter county taxes for 104-1 and 1043 without Interest. loudspeaker INS. "t""'i innriaay. rohrmry N livin of ihiV,'" Rv. Uanlal itln. ""lyi Inn K nmath Ta,i,nln nf. fm wra1.1!'1!1 .rvlra. ami r""vlt. to attani th. sarvT fe ru!.H'0' lh Alonr.o m un.Ry.Ml'"tM church of t. rSL'S.0' comotcry. Mar- aro Invllail. Wmitc JANDKERCHIEFS IGON Wnnicu ctddc im oin ORD Ptn.i PS NATTERS J "u.ne. A Aah Warlnaarlaw Thm mtinl Ash Wednesdnv services will bn held tonight, Wedneadny, at 7:30 ociock lit at. I'nui s cpixeopni church. Choir practice will follow. Chief Rabbi of Rome Baptized Info Church ROME, ' Feb. 14 (VP) Israele Zolll, eblef rnbbl of Home, nnd his wife were baptized Inlo the CnthoMc ehurch today at the Church of St. Mary of the Ancrii after be hod resinned his post and declined the presidency of the Rnbhlnlcnl college. He Is taking the nnme Etigenlo Marin In honor of I'opo Plus XII (Etigenlo Piicclll) for the aid he gave Jews in ttomc during tho Germnn occupation. She Is tak ing the name Emmc Maria. The two announced thut they would be confirmed and take communion within a few days, along with a daughter who is betrothed to a Catholic. Dairy Committee to Hold Milk Hearing SALEM. Feb. 14 fP). The house food and dairy commit tee announced today it would hold a hearing at 7::0 p. m. Fri day on five bills to Increase the safety of the state's milk supply. The bills call for compulsory pnstcuilrntlnn, Bung's disease tests, nnd higher milk standards. Nazi-Killer 1 f ' -a. 5rf ' V 1 . 4 . 2 'fffif i'j)F 'JifV)J .i,.!;;!... .... hv.aaaaaaB Lovely, but lethal, Is Hoia Shanlna, nbovc, senior sergeant In the Red Army. Despite her demure looks, she has been decornted for her prowess as a sniper, being credited with killing 54 Germans, I wives will ho come home to... J Uri."Goy"or Mr$.'lunT?( YrvtlaM ilMn.,W mnnfls ore often related lo coral irml ion. Tnk Nature's R.raedy (NRTnblcls). Cootnins n ehomiols, no mincr.ls, no phouol derlvaUvcuNRTablctaarediffcrtnt act diffcrenU Purely Reible- combination of 10 vugetablo ingredt ante formulated over fiO yonra ago. Unooatod or onmly coatod, tnoir aoliou is dopomlnblo, tlioroiiRli. yod goDtle, as muuona ot nno proved. Uot zot vox ioay . .. L .. al. All flrnffniata. Cautlon: Taka only as curcoicu. N K-UIOHT, lOMOMOVr AltlOHI E All VEGETABLE IAXATIVI iThW-TABl-ETa-W far 1945 Conservation Program Set For Discussion at Meet There will be a mcctinfi Sat urday, February 17, nt 10 a. m., In the AAA office ot all county nnd community committeemen for the purpose of discussing the 1043 agricultural conserva tion program. Ways and means of aiding Klamath county farmers In signing up their farms under tho 1045 conservation progrum will also be considered. LEG INJURY HALTS FULTON NEW YORK Jhonny Fulton of the San Francisco Olympic club hod to withdraw from Vvy. Mlllrosn Games' Wannmokor Mile at Madison Square Garden becausa of a leg injury. Classified Ada Bring Results. Jackson County Clerk, Heads Lincoln Club MEDFORD, Feb. 14 (P) George R. Carter, Jackson coun ty clerk, was elected president of the Jackson county Lincoln club at the 31st annual banquet and meeting lu.it night. Other new officers are Henry G. Endcrs, Ashland, first vice president; Robert F. Kyle, Med ford, second vice president; Rob ert Dodge, Ashland, third vice prosldent; William Perry, Eagle Point, secretary-treasurer. la to be Mrs. B. B. Blomqutat, und her -subject-of discussion will be "Keep Your Shirt On," a dissertation on tho subject of semantics. There will be a brief review of published material in this field, and a few suggestions for the application of the seman tic theory. All members and srucsts arc I urged to attend this meeting. Wednesday. Fab. 14, 194S HERALD AND NEWS riVE Marine Fined For Reckless Driving Cpl. Joseph Roman, 25, ma rine stationed at tho Barracks here, was fined $50 for reckless driving In pollco court Tuesday, with $30 suspended. One drunk and disorderly case and three drunks appeared in police court Wednesday morning. One additional drunk balled out. AAUW Meeting Set For Saturday An AAUW mentinif Is planned t for Suttirdav. February 17. at 1 ip. m., at the Willard hotel. Fol- I lowing the luncheon, there will bo a short business meeting. I The speaker for the afternoon ' J ii Hi Keveivvd GABARDINE SHIRTS Flna tailored 40 wool, 3 button cuff. Tan and brown. 8izes 14-17 $8.95 DREW'S MANSTORE 733 Main St. V 11 A 8th and Klamath Phona 3443 MURPHEY'S SEED STORE f Signal Corpi jiiutu fruin HI A) To supplvmi-nl their own nhurt-r-rang urtlll.iy. the U S Army ha bi ought In eight-Inch Navy nfli-a fur use un the Weal em Front The "big boomer" shown ubuvr is ready for test ing after having been set up tn an orchard In France, prepara tory to blasting the Gorman Wcslwall. 'one word suggestion FOR ACID INBlBiaiHir.- Flood Conditions Caused at Head ot Lost River An inch and a quarter of rain 1 fell nt the Clear luke dam area yesterday, according td recla- i nation authorities. This rainfall 1 created flood conditions at the head of Lost river nnd at noon yesterday over 1200 second feet were passing Mnlonc dam at the nourl of Lungcll valley. With .the storm abating and the prcsont cold weather in evi- denco last night, flood waters will spread out through Lnngcil and Poc valleys and it Is not anticipated thut the capacity of tno l,osi river diversion chan nel will be exceeded. Should tho capacity of the diversion canal bo overtaxed, excess wa ter would bo spilled Into Tulc lake, reclamation officials said. 86th Anniversary of Statehood Observed PORTLAND. Feb. 14" (IP) The Oregon Historical society will observe the Btiih anniver sary of Oregon's statehood to night. The banquet nnd program will be attended by Governor Snell. Vcrn M. Wlrz, Historical society president, and Roy A. Perry, nasi nrcsldcnt of the Oregon chapter, American Pioneer Trails association. Pr. Alfred Powers, head of the state board of publications for the department of education, will be the sneaker. Elinor Anne Steele will be Miss Ore gon. Oregon State Student Killed by Wood Truck CORVALL1S, Feb. 14 (VP) Phyllis Smyth, 21-year-old Ore gon Stato college student, was killed today by a wood truck which struck her as she was walking to the campus. A. Dearlng, Corvallls police officer, sold the truck driver, Charles Tony, said he was forced to swerve to avoid colliding with an oncoming ear. Tho girl, born nt Bnker, would have graduated from the school of education this June. She was the daughter of Mrs. Vorn Eilors, who operates n fountain lunch room at the college. , cAnn or THANKS Wa wlah to extend our heartfelt thanka and appreciation for the acta of klnclneia, tho maanngaii of aympathy and the many beauttfut rioral offering dur ing our recent bereavement. MRS. C. R. DELAP. Town Hall US' Meeting SUBJECT: Klamath Basin Water Diversion Plan Heor Ye' m r Hear yeI Feb. 20 7:30 p.m. Willard Hotel Open To The Public Sponsored by Jr. Chamber TIME TO THINK OF SPRING! a.75 i for the Shrewd Buyer Light Cholk Stripes Pin & f ancy Stripes Sprinq Tick Weaves Your new Town-Clad Suif will hove a noticeably "new" look if you choose from. this spring- fabric group! But the fine tailoring will be the "old" kind coat fronts, lapels and collars made to fit smoothly as long as you'll be wearing it! Sjngle, Double Breasteds. MAIN FLOOR- I .'. a A thoroughly comfortable) coat with free - swinging sleeves, good shoulders.. The length' is longer now. Fab rics in spring shades. A warm fabric Cunapac comes in light browns and clear blues! ; .- -I ' Soft weave" woolen Tweed's Color - clear, all - wool Cheviots! All wool Coverts soft tp Sr'J&?? ' the toucn; smooth finish, i long wear! Showerproof Cavalry Twill, Gabardine practical, looks well! . MAIN FLOOR WITH A SPRING AIR! Pre-blocked in the most popular shapes. Variation in band treatment narrow, folded, medium and wide. Beautiful fur felts, shaped to complement face and personality. Res. U. S. Pat. Off Sport iV Feo 4-98 'JIM PENNEY SHOP NEWS' Boys' TRENTWOOD SUITS Custom Quality 5-90 j&sJ- mmmn.- a 1275 Soft weave sport patterns in lighter shades for spring. Coat is lined. Pants have slide fastener closure and cuffs. Superior tailoring for a neat young man, age 8 to 18. mwm lJf!,' i PI t-1 US'! 4 All Wool Casual Coats Bright ' fancy checks, teamed; with suede cloth. I Lined. : Sky blue, cocoa. 4-10. .90 SLACKS WITH PLEATS Dressy solid colors. ' nm Extra zippy checks jJQ and overplaids. 6-- '8. ' New,. Colorful Prints Light and dark backgrounds, flowered patterns, guaranteed fast to washing. . 36, in. jvide. Lim ited quantity. - . ; ; ' . :. . On Sal Saturday at 10:00 O'clock BALCONY ' '4. ?aT a 5t NWW'. . u 11 u.i nif . t Fabric thiinktce will not txttti . 'TUMS a iim. - m uraoBILE Phona 4l3 of Commerce MATK FLOOR DOWNSTAIR.
