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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1945)
, uart A hollscKlicsl "VJ. of Mr. mid Mrs, ! 'WMlldrcd Hatfield of M''. m' , vU t nu hero (. wl ,lo. Miss Hnt- ,i,,,.it nt tho Unl. r at Uerkcloy, '?'... 7 11 roturn on Friday. lint K's Lla school will Med on Wcdntwlny. tcS ffl nl 2:45 p. m. Mrs. .Icha rnian. Is 1 chiirKo Ll Entertainment will jvldrf by members of tho iride. i.. clrcls The senior clr L comrcKatlonal Com- L of llio Junior circle and f illc at a politick din Th community hull on J.MMchjU 0:50 p. m. MmTI Calvary ffinr No. 10, K. T.. will "W'lLL mratlnu Wed- l ! , ,n 2R fit ffl"H.eOrck.roftl,0 !. All Sir KnlKliln cordl- livlltd. i.. The Townsend try will meet Wodncuday !! .. (1110 Hnrlnn it 12:30 p. ni.. and Mrn blrlhdny will bo eclo- i. ut Tint Snrnntf. Cub will meet at the Wil low, wranrauw ' i for Jtincncoil- min. ciiu ii will be tho speaker and jplc Ii ' Went of the Unto hit Homt Hers for tholr vacation Irom uio uni nl California aro Mariilo Kadlno Polmcrton, dauKh- if Mr. and Mrs. L,oren u. irlon of Pacific Terrace. lor Hoitsists Members of Kostewca win mcci wen- lahl nl ?'fl n'flnrlr In- nf-panelcd room of the lub. Oklahoma Loulo Pnlln, K amalh merchant, la k relatives In Tulsa, Okln, HttefCaa I an guiac ro-nol dmUII helps open nasal pas Draining eoaior wnn I am up with itutly transient oi Va-lro-nol gives Brand n from inlffly, anccty distress ot gVMRO-riOl Will MaelA mentliiK t tho Klamath county nutrition com. nilttou will bo held Thursday, March 1, nt 10 a. m nt the chamber of commerce. Membcra of tho committee will discus pciulInK nutrition loKlslntlon nnd will reiioen tho qticMiun of a community cannery for thia nrcn. To Medford Justice of the Peace J. A. Mnhoney nnd Mrs. Mahoney left late this afternoon for Medford whero they will hear their dmiKhtor Mudctline aln with Ted Flo Hlto's bund. Madellno haa received favorable mention In tho prcaa alnco alio left hero acvcrnl weeks ago to sing with tho band. BoguUr Mooting The rcxulnr meothiK of the Sojourners will bo hW at the Wlllurd hotel on Wednesday, February 28, at 1:45. Young Girl Held On Immoral Conduct Charge by Officials A lrl-yciir-old Klrl was In cus tody of Klamath county Juve nile officers following her ap prehension by city police Mon day nlKlit on an immoral con duct charge. Tho Klrl, resident of Edmon ton, Alberta, Cnn., will bo re turned to her father, according to County Juvenile Officer Harold llendrlckson, who said today that the Klrl had left Ed mon ton to visit relatives in Snlcm and left tlicro apparently to return home. Instead she came to Klamath French Statesman HORIZONTAL 1 Pictured for. mcr French statesman, Georges OAnd 10 Operatic solo 11 Inquire 13 Stoal 14 Publishes 18 Compass point 18 Port of "be" 10 Dance step 20 Royal Italian family name 22 Babylonian deity 23 Draws closer 25 Penetrate 27 Onagors 28 Posts 20 1 am (contr.1, 30 Coast Guard (ob.) 31 Wireless 34 Stairs 37 Prince 3BEaglc'a nest 30 Symbol for selenium 40 Storm 43 Disencumber 44 French nrtlclo 45 Powerful ex plosive (ob.) 47 Of Lomalsm 48 Goddess of down 50 Diamond-cutter's cup 32 Mohammedan priest S3 Skill 64 Covenants ' VERTICAL 1 Male swan 2 Behold! 3 God of war 4 Silkworm 6 Number 6 Feline animals 7 Rough lava 8 Employ 9 Volumes 12 Bend the knee 13 Genua of frogs 14 Go by 15 Plant par. 17 Auricles 10 He was France Milt mmi webb ills during World ketch . War I 35 Airman 21 Made Into law 38 Observes 24 To one side 41 Pace 20 He was 42 Girl's name known as the 43 White frost of France" 1 Pause J 32 Correct ' 33 Verbal 34 Levantine 48 Child 48 Dutch ' measure 40 Bitter vetch 81 Measure 53 Near I 2 3 t 5 6 7 S - Jl Is irlrr-1 Ir IF 17 , , h ' - 1 i2 3T? jJjZZ H Ka "Ezzzizzr 1111 ri y Fulls. Hcndrlckson said the girl had put $45 In her shoo when she crossed tho Canadian border becauso she understood that she could come into this country with only $10. She arrived here Friday. Standing Room Only With racing suspended, chairs arc stacked in front of mutucl win dows u dusty silence falls upon fabulous Santa Anita race track. U'a as siple as A8r .r hriJlicme. " """" for 4 Itllr. JHEWiElLlEIHlS "0 Main . Phons 3151 I Garber to Bring Orchestra Here Jan Garber, who brings his orchestra to ' the Armory Wed nesday night was one of the first of the showman-leaders, and is still noted for his clowning with the customers. : In addition to an array of in strumentalists, Garber also has with him at present three top flight vocalists. These' are Dcbby Claire, Bob Davis and Bill Klccb, who does the novelty numbers. Dancing tomorrow night at the armory will start at 8:30 and close promptly at midnight In order to comply with the new national curfew. On Leave J. K. Jackson, Sea bee, arrived in Klamath Falls Monday morning to spend a 30 day leave with his wife. Myrtle Jackson. 2300 Main. Jackson has been stationed in the South Pa cific for 25 months. Classified Ads Bring Results. COMMUNIST ID OFF CER E SAYS M'GLOY WASHINGTON, Feb. 27 (IP) The army assured congress today that it has not and will not name as officers "any individuals who seek the overthrow of the Unit ed States government " This statement came from Assistant Secretary of War John J. McCloy in testimony before a house military subcommittee investigating reports that com munists are eligible for army commissions. McCloy emphasized that "the basic consideration (is)" , , . The individual's loyalty to the United States, a loyalty to be measured not in terms of al legiance to any ono alien belief, such as communism, but in terms of all beliefs that might super cede his devotion to America." "This policy has the broadest possible base, he said. "It is not limited to any one class of subversive or disloyal persons, but applies to all persons who advocate, or fellow travellers with those who advocate, the overthrow of our constitutional form of government. "The army has not knowing ly appointed as officers any in dividuals who seek overthrow of the government, or whose dis loyalty has been otherwise estab lished, and it does not propose to do so." Return Mrs. Robert Stevens and Mrs. Laco Gregory and daughter, Jody Rae, of the Fourth Street Fur shOD. have re turned from a combined business and pleasure trip which took them to Portland, Seattle and Bremerton, Wash. NEW YORK Bendix claims the heaviest basketball player is fcd Mitchell. Formerly of Brown, he stands six feet four and weighs 250 pounds. Australian aborigines delight in eating ants, cicadas' cocoons and caterpillars. Hits Jackpot Therman Gibson molded 1015 series to hit $5100 jackpot in; Chicago's $43,200 Peterson In-: dividual Bowling Classic. A I member a! the E & B team of, Detroit, 28-year-old welder edged Basil Fazio of Akron by eight pins l , Tuesday, fb. 27, 194S HERALD AND NEWSFIVE LEGAL NOTICES NOTK K INVITING BIDS Th underlined Police Judge will re eelva scaled bids up to 7:30 p. m. March 12, 1945 for constructing 410 lin. ft. of drain tile on Martin street between Oak and Stuckel In accordance to the plans and specifications by the city engineer, where alt information may be obtained. The cltv r-irvet the right to reject any or all bids. HAROLD TBANEY. Police Judge. T. 37-28: M. 1-2 No. 40. Classified Ads Bring Results, CAMP BLANKETS Part Wool OREGON WOOLEN STORE 800 Main Case Against Purse Snatchers Continued The two teen-year-old purse snatchers who were scheduled to appear in juvenile court before Circuit Judge David R. Vanden berg Monday, were advised that their cases would continue, one until March 3, the other until March 10. County Juvenile Officer Har old Hendrickson said that in both cases further study was be ing made before disposition of the two would be announced. Cotton Flannel Shirts Plain Colors or' Plaids OREGON WOO! FN STORE Main and 8th Just Received Stetson HATS New Spring Colors and Styles in Stetson and Castle Hats S7.50 to S35 DREW'S MANSTORE 733 Main SI. IF o o You are a student in a Klamath county high school You Are Entitled to 25 Discount On any size order for photographs AND 1 Free Print Ur glossy print for your school annual. Come In Today No Appointment Necessary Open 10 A. M. to 7 P. M 737 Main STUDIOS "PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION" Phone 7240 Across the street from United Stales National Bank Studios also in Medford, Bend. Albany and Portland II3 '"mJI -llr i. "SQUARED OFF" For Fashion Soft pastel rayon gabar dine slimmed and trimmed T-square like with black; 17.95 2. BUTTON NEWS Is Fashion News Ravon creoe in Jet Black and Jewel Tones. Lucite buttons for conversations' sake. 19.95 3. 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