,.n Dulo Hun-
K! ic. am of Mr. unci
r.' Hun wiikvr. Summon
""Li, for u few days
ii homo i 11i-.iv
r. Y'o.uini! ii prc-mcdlca
r I" ' ..r iimi'ii returned
LKiM,cl?;..,ll"iwli'I
I "",, NO 1111" "
'.u.S,,.',m oldur brother
Mm inker, Is with tho
lU ,l Floyd. S 1C.
Mr, Nurrls Young, n
lt MTf. .. , r Kliimuth
V !? . nt Wllsonvlllo.
gt mo j. a.
?'L siii! wu returning
'ATl 'in San Mnleo. CHI..
vl. in,l hnr new
Lid'BSrbam Gnlo. tier
Hi Muriliirel. now Mn.
IJori n of ..'or cUm. Thl.
Sen third child.
ImMrt BliP 8"'f.
j,ofini"Ps "" "'
J . .............1 iihnn rnr
"otith of Februury nmount-
,Siy from the PTA. Sale
!nM (or the month omount-
.i... a. Ittn f.ilnl
.( mnnpv turned In for
W ilVI.IO.
LnU Mi Horold Frn-
kill DC WO cniurniuii ui tuu
fern conmilttito nt tho meet-
Rof Ine imwuiiii. uuu ui'
tdiy, March 1. Pictures of
h ay rim
Spring Mm. Frank Kit
.nl K'ltr.lli.11 llllM K.n
Inline pat two weeks nt
Irctson spri"K. v-in--i
Lujhtcr Gladys wont down
rCfK, ana inuy aiv ivv.-
knn,., fcVirlnv
Ui Arthur Robinson,
i. M. II If Rnhln.
,111. Hllll ...lO. '
. . ,..JI-.. I. knm.
Le for a few days. Ho is
pibcr 01 mc nnuiu, viw
k of California at Los An-
i for Homo Mrs. J. W.
Hum, who tin ocon visit
er husband Pvt. Jnck Mc--n
of tho Marino Barracks
ss past three weeks, left
iy to return to hor home
k Ancclcs.
Inl
The American
Attitude
r eahl whitlock
(as amused, rending a do-
L.n nl l U,.t,litv. In l-.nl.
kitten bv onu of our hnva
l -
n turopc,
hero nt f . - J
Tho sol- 14 Tl
rate that, Iv ' . ' j
r went up 1 ,
rd tho I I , ;,y
lines a ,1 V ''
ot Ger- r V;
bombers ''AvJI'A
ivcr and
icd and flr S I
I them. I I X I
bnVi nil
f for the ditch, of course,
recpiofl tradition.
this kid wrote thnt aftcr-
wnen mn pianos had
oyer, he found tho suc
I that ditch a thing so
mat II innt. nii ui-
Mo pull himself out of
that IVhm lln (f.it tinnnln
!; ht wns "shaking all
'In pure patriotism."
rea moso boys of ours,
iter how tough the spot
I In. thev pun cllll loi.ifVi
-crack even at them-
iif aoout the world's
men"! Thn ...
f lust plain G. 1. Joe. .
Jolm Husband Mr nn.,m,i
Hulor Is leaving tonliht for Sun
Dlogo whom she will Join her
liHulmml, AMM 2o Hnlef, U. S.
navy. Thoy will mnko their
homo In tho south whllo he Is
statloimd there. Mrs. Halcr has
ducii employed as Monographer
with thn Klfimnll. .,i,,i ....un
wolfnro commission, She Is being
accompanied south by Mrs. W.
Crittondon. former employe of
Craig's,' who will Join her hus-
ci, a in
banc!
2e Crllfendon.
Liti for Exams Itoy J.
Wulldln of Tulcluko, Culif,, left
for Portliind Tuesday to take
qualifying examinations for gen
eral sorvlco in the United Suites
navy. Ho will return to his
homo for a period of two or
thrco weeks If successful, to
await call to report to Son
Diego for boot training.
On Ltavs CMM ond Mrs. R.
Kox aro spending his 18-dny
lonvo here visiting hor puronts,
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Curdun, 2033
Mudlson, and other relatives in
cluding Mr. nnd Mrs. U. S. Bui
online, 10(14 Huron. Fox tins re
cently returned from Luzon.
Mrs. Fox is tho former Elulno
Carden of Klamath Falls.
Lunchaon Card Party The,
Hfininmnlf Inu pnmmlKnA . n.n
Women of tlie Moose will meet
ror a pouucK lunclieon, Fridoy,
March 2 at 12:30 p. m., in the
Mfiniin hflll Mnt.rln CMnnt
commltteo chairman, will bo in
ennrge. rno lourwi ot a scries of
cord parties will be held at 2
p. m., and the public Is Invited.
Missionary S o e I a t y Tho
Women's Missionary society of
tho First Baptist church will
moot at the church Thursday
evening, March 1, for the reg
ular monthly business meeting
and social. Potluck dinner will
be served promptly at 6:30 p. m.
and the Rachel clrclo will entertain.
Dlnnar Pottponad The pot
luck dinner for members of the
Junior and Senior circles of the
Community Congregational
church, scheduled for Friday,
March 2, has been postponed un
til a Inter dote, which will be
announced.
To Lakavlaw Sp. 1c (R)
Howard Sprang of the staff of
the USN recruiting office plans
to leave Friday for Lakevlew
on official business.
Hanlay PTA The regular
meeting of tho Henley PTA will
De netci at a:au p. m. on inura
day, March 1, In the grade school
auditorium.
From Midland Wllllom Auk
lin of Midland, was a visitor at
the county courtnouso Wednes
day. Anklin Is a former Malln
resident, .
nations Mrs. Jon Grimes,
(Ona Mae Masscy). has resigned
her position as stenographer
Willi ki j l. .
Monday Mr. Whitlock
Earl w i t. i
f"i comment on "It's All
Buslnaas V 1 1 1 1 o r William
Hooper, Tulclnke rancher, was
here on business Wednesday.
Women Needed At
Naval Air Station
Eugene Liljcnquist, civil serv
ice representative for this area
states that civilian female labor
ers are still needed at tho naval
air base.
There Is also a demand for
auto mechanics, electricians,
plumbers, carpenters nnd com
mon laborers, snys Liljcnquist.
Applicants hot engaged in es
sential work may contact the
United States employment serv
ice nt 242 Main or phono oivo
for the above positions.
Lakevlew is In need of labor
ers, electricians and plumbers.
Those desiring to apply for these
positions may contact the Lake
view United States employment
office. ....
1945 County Jury
List Signed by Court
Members of the county court
today signed the 1045 Klamath
county Jury list which was com
pleted Inst week.
A totnl of 524 names, with all
persons Involved having votod
at the last November election,
makes up the Jury list.
WE HAVE MOVED
To a New Office Location at
625 PINE ST.
Esquire Theatre Bldg.
ur local FARMERS. INSURANCE CROUP Represen
,,S' Ws lrvite you to come in and bring your Auto-
,e' ""uck and Fire Incnrnnrp nrnhlems.
A. E. HOLLIS
. . ; 825 Pin SI.
Esqulr Thealra Bldo-.
' Phono 8923 ''
FARMERS AUTOMOBILE
'"-"-INSURANCE Exchange
rcK INSURANCE EXCHANGE
m INSURANCE EXCHANGE
KLAMATH GIRL
MAYWORK
SCHO
UUP
A Klamath Falls girl may
qnullfy for one of tho six $200
HcholnrshlpH offurod by the
Sears Roebuck foundation in
home economics.
Wlnnlfrcd K. Clllcn, home
demonstration agent of the Ore
gon State colleuo exlnnsl nn nf.
flee bore, states tho fiunliflca-
imn ior applicants of the 1043
1040 scholarship awards as fol
lows: Applicants must bo farm-
reared In Oregon; have a high
scholastic record; have need ot
financial aid in furthering their
education; have a desire to take
a four year courso in home
economics; show promise of per
sonality and ability and hold no
other scholarship award.
Mrs. Cillon expresses a keen
desire to sco at least ono girl
from this area qualify for a
scholarship. Sho states that any
girl who has been out of school
for a year or so may apply if she
desires and is otherwise quali
fied. Application blanks may be ob
tained at room 208 in tho feder
al building.
Further Information regarding
home economics scholarships
may be obtained by phoning
8151.
Prospective applicants are
urged to Inquire without delay
as applications must be in the
Oregon State college office by
March 15.
HOLD EVERYTHING!
ten, m, m M..if iy:. T, n f 'ft y, , 'fi
"There goes my income tax!"
Earl Gardner, ior the past
eight years supervisor of the
Klamath-Lake district, farm se
curity administration, left Wed
nesday for Medford where he has
accepted the secretary-treasurer
office of the Southern Oregon
Production Credit association.
No successor has been named
to take the supervisor Job which
Gardner has resigned.
Mrs. Gardner, for the past 20
years employed as secretary to
C. A. Henderson, Klamath coun
ty agricultural agent, has also
resigned her position and with
her young daughter Neva, will
join Gardner in Medford within
a short time.
Wednesday, Fab. 28, 194S
HERALD AND KEWS HVE
Woman Arrested For
Owning Dog Nuisance
Ida Bingham, 2231 Warring,
was arrested by city police yes
terday on a warrant charging her
with owning, possessing, and al
lowing a dog to become a pub
lic nuisance. The arrest was
made upon a signed complaint
from a neighbor. She was fined
$5 in police court yesterday
afternoon.
. Amos Fields, city pound
master, issued a warning today
Child's Colds
sr-wicks
rim-Testtd V VAPORUB
to dog owners, stating that dogs
becoming a public nuisance will
be disposed of at the city pound.
This applies in particular to
canines causing a disturbance by
howling or barking at night.
Fields cautioned owners to keep
their dogs inside a building ot
some type overnight.
Just Itccelved
Stetson
.HATS
New Spring Colors and Styles
in Stetson and Castle Hats
$7.50 to $35
DREW'S MANSTORE
733 Main St.
Zl7i7rz2- TIME T
U J. C . PENNEY CO., INC.
deadly fo
J A CYNTHIAS
Xt- Y, I LS A 00, om' umP'1
FfPk. 'IIS V ' , In Patent Leather
j. f Or Smooth Calfskin
LS 1 Blithe new shoes for a bright new season!
fS,s V Styled with tricky sling backs or snug
closed heels ond dainty open toes, they're
AvV 9aY w''1 Pert kW5 or 'nteres'n9 perfora-
VntV. ...h-tS " tions. AND, they'll bring you home at the . .
iVSt fr ' enc f a busy day smiling at the miles-
' . x!ffiC3 vou've travelled! Spring blu6 or black
, V . , ' X)OW.NSTAIBS
In Beautiful Print
Prints and Polka Dots
In Darbrook Sheers
Real charmers from their soft necklines
and squared-off shoulders to their grace
fully gored skirts! Spring-freh two-tone
prints or smart polka-dotted navies in
one and two piece styles. Such lovely
breeze-soft sheers in those regular sizes
ranging from V to lo and 12 to 44.-
Dresses
SECOND FLOOll ; '
Esmond Baby Blankets
,.79
Warmspun rayon baby blankets.,
Fancy satin bindings, solid pas
tel backgrounds in baby blue
and pink. Several designs. 36x
50.
SECOND FLOOR
, Rayon. Marquisette
39C yd.
Fine mesh rayon marquisette in
eggshell and ecru.. An easy-to-sew
curtain material, 40 inches
wide., . i ,
; Ladies' Flannel
Pajamas
2-86
Ladies' flannel pajamas in beau
tiful stripes, dots and prints.
Tailored or butcher boy style.
Sizes 34-40. .
MAIN FLOOR
Men's Cossack
Jackets
4.98
All wool plaids, zipper front.
Two slash pockets, set-in belted
. back. Green, blue, brown and
wine. Sizes 36-46,
MAIN FLOOR'
Men's Leather Jackets
12-75
Cossack style, pilot model. Zip
per front. Tan cape leather,
quilted sateen lining. Sizes 36
to 44.
MAIN FLOOR
Men's Matched
Uniform Sets
229
Blue twill trousers, full cut, '
sturdily sewn with reinforce
ment at points of strain. San
forized shrunk. Sizes 30 to 42.
Shirts to match, 14 to 17 ...1.29
' ' MAIN FLOOR
Cotton Bedspreads
3-98
Heavy cotton bedspreads with
attractive woven designs in
bright colors. Plain back
grounds. Double bed size. 86"x
105". ... -
Singlo bed size, 74"xl05"....3.78
DOWNSTAIRS
Non-Rationed Shoes
O. P. A. Odd Lot Release
Feb. 19 to March 10 .
2.62
: Ladies'. Cynthia deluxe dress
shoes from our regular stock.
' White, brown and black. Just a .
few left. . .
Others $3.37
, ' DOWNSTAIRS ..