t
1 School Witsluy I.orenz.
f nl Mr. and Mm. ti. C. Lorcnz.
rtign, mil wis morning or
University of Orogou to on.
Muring spring lami, Wesloy
' lad (no university (or ono
(n 1B4 J, I'lillstocl In th Unit
'tea navy, ami stirvod In se
lf ) both iho I'ltcllle mid At-
f r thoulers. Hn win ulvcn a
P Ul dlschargo from tho narv
i' il. which lime ho hold the
i i t eoxswaln, Wesley spent
-f tt pnciniii ui noma with Ills
f I f alter comilutlng thrue
J In tho imvy.
if'- -
' f j'merVs A u x 1 1 1 r y Tho
mn' Auxlllury of St. Paul's
ilscopul church will meet on
iirsday at 2 o clock at ihu homo
Irs. Itoy Lou on OJu Rosoway
v: All uulld momburs uru
Mted to thin mooting, Mrs.
mid r . McKuy ot tna ki-uguq
vomon volar will snattK un
til Dumbarton Oaks pro-
Pim Eddy Toil Konr more
mini hnva puuad tliu Kddy tent
unci Uiuy are now (uullfietl to
cntor tha nuvy's radio tcclinlulnn
cliool at tho Great Lukui nuval
tt inning conlor, Chlcuuo, III.
Tlioso mun will be cnllslr-d as
svuniun first class und will rc
ci'lve at least 10 months of train
ing In ulcctrlclty und electronics
bufoio being assigned to alther
Ilcot, air. or shorn duty. The
successful applicants ura Gordon
12. Mallory, routo 2, box 400,
Juy W. Mundlln, 3129 Ilourilmun,
mid Bhurwood M. Nicliolus, 1030
Kline, ul) of Kluniulh Kails, und
Muurlco W. Jo;ics of Alturus,
Cullf.
CASUALTY LIST
OR
KLAMATH
COUNTY
R SES
iVrW Auxiliary Thursday,
jprlt 8. tho uuxlllary to tin Vet
rant of Forolgn Wurs will meet
l tht largo club room at the II
rary promptly ut B p. m. There
(111 be Inltlutlon, nnd plans
lade tor tha Joint Insinuation of
(fleers, lono Wood of Port
nd, di'Pnrtmunt hospital chair
un, will bo present und a good
tttndtnce is urged.
i-
tSertlce Visitor Sut. Elvln
hllllps, Kliunnth business man
ow serving In the army, is
art On furlough (ram Camp
lrubt, Oklu. but. Phillips has
ten vlsltlng his parents at
Wco, und cuine here this week
)r short stay. Ho expects
ion to go overseas. In Klamath
kill, he operated Phil's Candy
ind. ? ' - i
:, Daughter Born Sat. and Mrs.
iobort O. Leonard nf Kansas
!lty, ? Mo., are purvnls nf a
aughter. Mnrcln Ann, born
laroh 11 at Eugene. Leonard
t former sports editor of the
lerald and News, and Mrs.
onard was Patricia Weathered
t Eugene und while here was
Ith the Klamath county welfare
ommlsslon.
Twniond Organiser Harold
T. Wilcox of Pprtlond, Town
Mid Club state oritonUor. will
Old special meeting, Wodnes
ay, April 4. at 8 p, in., at the
ome of H. O. Myar. 300 N. Oth.
lembrrs and frlcnils lire urged
9 attend. Refreshment, will bo
trved
! Oofcas Society The Dorcas
oelety of tha Seventh Day Ad
entlft church will meet on Wad
tesday at the home of Mrs. S.
(. Brown on 013 High at l:uu
.1. ltv All members are urged
o attend those meetings.
i To School Jean Ostendnrf
nd Lotty Llnmun left Sunday
or Orcgun State college after
'pending spring vacation hero.
ean la tho daughter of Mr. and
Ir Id Ostondorf. and Letty is
Ipt daughter of Mr
r .llilliun,
'-4
and Mrs.
Etttenslan M.Allnrr Mnrtnr
'Olnt home extension unit will
Scot at Mrs. Dickers homo on
BUMOav. Anrl 8. Mrs. Winn
red X. Glllen will demonstrate
jttort cuts in homo sewing.
Returns South Margaret
carl nancy, anunmnr ol Mr
jnd Mrs. W. L. Hulloy, 1526
Itna, returned to San Francisco
lundty after spending the week
'f'ff
j Kfpiy (or Navy Raymond F
iroslnikl, Keno; Nolnn R. Muk
Hon, Merrill; Daniel D. Peters
laUlay; havt (Hied out oppllca
wm mot in navy.
from Portland Steve A. Rose
Roaai Alotor enmnnnv rnturnnH
ill weekend from n business
ftp to Portland.
Catholic Daughters Atten
tion is called to the opon housu
to be held by Cuthollc Duughturs
of America, Wednesday uvenlnu,
April 4, in tho parish hull. All
ludlcs of tho purlsh und especial
ly all service women aro Invited
to utlitnd.
On Laara HDM 3c Gone
Cunlal, United Status navy, Is
home on leave until April 23.
Cunlal has completed training
ut San Diego and Is expecting
overseas amy. nu is tne son ot
Mr. und Mrs. Louis C'uniul, 2040
Arthur.
Returns Betty Lou Diilton,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
li nm C. Dalton ol Mulln, led
Monday nlghl to rcsuma her
studies at Dominican college,
Snii Frunelsco, She spent the
taster holidays here.
Return Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Robertson and three sons re
turned Monday nliiht from a
business trip to their former
home at Boiso, Idu. Robertson
Is office manager of Morrlson-Knudsen.
Meeting The regular meet
ing of the Vclernni of Korean
Wars will be held Thursday ut
8 r. m., ut the KC hall. Now
officers will be installed and
plans made (or the coming yoar.
Htnley PTA The regular
meeting of Henley PTA will be
held In tha uctivlty room of the
high .-cliuol. Thursday, April 3.
at 3:3U p. m. Election o( offi
cers (or tha coming year will bo
held.
Tha offico of war information
today approved announcement of
casuullles In the vurlous theaters
of war. In many cases, the
casualties have bran announced
previously by next of kin. Here
Is tha latest official list:
PKC Carl Cox, son of Jumes
Cox, route 3 box 870, Klamath
Fulls, killed In action in the
Purlflc theater.
PFC Norrls R. Schultz. son ot
Mrs. Inner Schultz, Pondosa
apartments, Klumnth Falls, killed
In action in tho macule.
Kgl. Walter E. Shudlev, hus
band of Pearl E. Shadloy,
Sprugue River, killed In action
In the Pacific.
Throe men woro lltrtod as
prisoners of war, Including
SSgt. Rodney D. Bortls, son of
Mr. und Mrs. Clement Bortls,
M0 Roscvoy diivo, and PFC
Doloit A. Duff, son of George
L. Duff, 640 Prescott, both of
Klamath Fulls, end PFC Richard
Hiss, son of Mrs. Delia Blss,
Ucatly. All are listed as prison
ers of Gormuny.
Next to Itin havu been notified
as to any chango in status, the
war deportment explained.
Bpanlsh Classes Anyone in
terested In leornlng Spanish
may attund the class In room
2U-1 at the high school, Wednes
day afternoon from 3:30 to 5:30.
Sgt. Slebblns, a Puerto Rican
from the Marine Barracks will
Instruct. The first meeting will
be April 4.
Condition Sam Kltimalh
Valley hospital officials today
announced little change In the
condition of B. S. "Bock"
GriKsby. Klamath pioneer, who
Is u patient there. Grlgsby sub
mitted to mujor surgery this
weekend.
Passff
?
1 iA
L.
To Oregon 8tata Ted Igl,
who spent Eostor vacation her
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
E. M. Igl of N. 3rd. left Sunday
to resume his studies at Oregon
State college.
Vacation Shirley Dalton,
daunhler of Mr. ond Mrs. Paul
J. Dulton of Hocr, will return
to Dominican college Wednesday
at tha close of the Easter vacation.
Purchase Horn Mr. and Mrs.
W. a. Ely have purchased a
homo at 331 3 Summers lane and
have moved from their former
residence on Novada to the now
location.
American Legion There will
he a meeting of the American
Legion and auxlllury tonight,,
April 3, at 8 p. m., In the Legion
hall.
i
WH pay more
for fire insurance?
You make actual, money-hvthe"
pocket aving8 when you invert in
' Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance . . .
avings up to 25 on premiums. t
And these standard, non-assessable
policies give you absolute, fire pro
tectionthe finest money can buy,
Investigate before you place
your next policy.
Charles B. "Buz" Lcrrkin
GtQ. J. Wlton lniufanc Aancy
'tnilllBlkll BAM IVESV hlCV ?
FIRE - AUTO - LIABILITY.
AAUW Tonight There will
bo an AAUW board meeting this
evening. April 3, at the home of
Mrs. Harold Toalo of 1033 Air
burn, at 8 p. m. All members
ura requested to attend.
Visits Parents Eva Burkhal-
lor, KUHS teacher, returned to
her classroom Monday alter a
weekend spent with her parent!
in Portland.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extendi our heart
felt thanks and appreciation for
tho nets of kindness, tha mes
sages of .vvnipnthv and the many
beautiful floral offerings during
our recent bereavement, the loss
of our husband, father and
brother.
Mrs. O. S. Campbell, Evelyn
nnd Lawrence,
Tho Campbell family.
Franklin D O'Neal, former
Klamath Falls business man and
recent resident of Bly, who died
last weekend nor.
L
SERVICES HERE
Bishop A. W. Noel Porter.
diocese of Sacramento, and Bish
op Willlum P. Remington, dio
cese of eastern Oregon, will be
here the weekend ot May a and 0.
The bishops will be guests of
St. Barnabas church, Langell
valley, (or dinner Saturday night
with services ond confirmation
following. Sunday, Bishop Porter
and Bishop Remington will bo
at St. Paul's for confirmation,
leaving mat aiiernoon lor Al
lures to conduct services and at
ti'nd a dinner in their honor.
They plan to return to their
homos in Sacramento ana fan
dloton on Monday, according to
tie v. r. i.. vyisscnuacn.
City Council
Meet Postponed
Mayor Ed Ostendorf called the
meeting of the city council Mon-
-I. ,1.1 .-....I-.- aaualr. h.u.
but lack o( a quorum made it
neecssory for tho mayor to post
pone the meeting until Monday,
April v.
councilman J. J. Keller is III
at his home on Jefferson street
but reported Improved, Council
man Harvey Martin is out of
town, councilman Angus new
ton was unable to attend, duo to
business, and Police Judge Har
old Froney Is out of the city.
Legion Plans :
Memorial Building .
EUGENE, April S (P) Con
struction of an $180,000 postwar
building a memorial to World
War I and II veterans Is plan?
ned by Encore s American Le
gion post No. 3.
Tho sU'uciu.o will Include Le
gion and auxiliary club rooms, I
ball room, dining and reading
rooms, and quarters for service
officers. A corner quarter-block
site already has been purchased.
Sf JUANITA SHIMN
Dr. Peter Rosendal. Klamath
county health officer, spoke
tmefiy to me Juniors and seniors
this morning, telling them the
purpose of the tuberculin test
and encouraging all students to
lose advantage oi it. xne tuner
euUn test Is simple and pain
less Droeedure of inlenttna
drop of iluld In the layers of
sun.
TB testa' will be aiven to the
juniors and seniors who have re
turned signed consent slips. Tests
will te given next nionaay ana
read on Wednesday.
The student body nominating
committee has been chosen and
will begin work on the nomina
tions for next year's student
body outccrs. xnose on tne com
mittee consist ot the following:
Charlotte Carter. Mary Lou
Case, John epley. Carmen Jones,
Larry Klahn, BlUle MeAdami,
Koa Murray jina 000 niggs.
Five members of the advanced
speeh class will speak April 8
at the Ktwanis club.
They inelude Bill Wilson.
speaking on "Postwar Prospects
for Klamath rails"; Kelly Far
rts. "Should the Voting Age be
Lowered to 18"! Mary Jo Hal let,
n oratory entlUed, "Freedom
la Not Enough"; Barbara King,
"Tho Menace of Pressure
Groups," and Bob McLean,
"fne Teen-Age v-iuo.
MARK-DOWN PRICES
STOPPED BY DPA
Methods to be used by ap
parel and home furnishing re-'
tellers In preparing their pricing i
charts under the new retail reg-1
ulatlon MPR 980 have been re
vised to eliminate the use of :
mark-down prices offered to
customers on March 19, the base
day, according to Hosea Evans,
district OPA price executive.;
This is being done to prevent dls-,
crimination against particular :
sellers which might arise from
provisions of the regulations as 1
they now stand.
The regulation requires retail
ers to list on the charts, their
prices for goods offered for sale
on March 19 and under the
amendment, effective April 4,
the dealer may substitute his
original offering prices for any
mark-down prices at which he
was offering items on tha base
date, Evans explained. I
Skiing Sgt. and Mrs. E. Kirk j
Craig enjoyed a weekend of
skiing with a party of 20 others,
marines and their wives. The
skiers left Klamath Saturday
mornlns and returned Sunday
evening, staying overnight at the
Wilson cabins
Tuesday, April 3, I94S
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THE
During
CONSTRUCTION
Of the New Store
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Located
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ANNEX
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lust Across tho Street
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ttica of American homes, must mt Hrt
iceeble uied clothing, shoes nd bedelotheg
to help relitvo tht pitiful iufftrlr9 of US
million men, women and children in war
torn luroptan countries. You a . a and only
you can help. This Is how
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to tha
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located tt
1415 Main St.
In tht) Same Block At Armory
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