Lord rrom Bon Mr. and
" n.lni.'nlit huvo received
( ,t word from th'-ii' son,
K;:rn uii h h. bw .
F" ynmaul IHI'M ftff ill ft
coomundhui. wen se.i
v . ..... llMiinrttlt
k'iy'.T..'s lf. Is mrlal gunner
P, merchant nmrlim ship. Ho
EtlK-r.l 1'ni-mc linru.
f nurm Mri. Nlnli
Vurrler win called to Hurn
April . by II"-,''"'"11 ot h"r
Mm. L t . Wiseman. HIki
Lii..I April P. Bcconipnnliid
r. ...11..... uilll t'l.mnln
her iiini"'
II short lime. IM. wnmn
....t.lni.il lit II U'hnel-
Etr (or Hourly 18 year, but
i year niuilo sevurul visits to
.... i?IIm whiirn nil, hurl
luroiu friends. ,
..dies Auxiliary Tho ladles
Him, v
. crater nuinuei i win nu:;t
P., .11..!..,. rr.ni,, lit till! ClCV
U 0n Thursday evening, npi ii
r. .it...!, .i i. ....... ni A-'in
Inr u puuum uiiim' m.wv.
...I.. an1 tlNltlnif mnm.
in urn cordially Invited to sl
id.
oaves rtoipiiBi mr. iinn
A. A. oiyrrn, uu i-imjiu'
r i n, ..I It,. in
William C. (DUD My em ha
tho hospital iomewhero in
nee whore he wun tout ro
ily, it i ul lutfl rttturucd to an
uiuuiiltu rtumuu.
a San FrincUco Mrt. Irene
tknu and hr mother, Mrs.
y J, sample, leu on Sunday
Snn fnincbco whore Mil.
pie will enter n hcmpitnl for
tnn-nt. She hiiri been lit fur
ml mouths,
V Hoipltal Thn condition of
arc! Smith, Uhlloquln bum
company emnloyu who wns
id uncnn'iouft on tho n tree Is
;iiil(Kjuin late Siiturdny. wiia
trtcd um-nanjfod ul lllllnldp
Itul todny. Smith whs
cd by ambulnnce to the hot-
1 Sunday mornintf.
kjflIH or ANNUAL BTATtMrNT
fill Al.llASfY INBltitANtE COM.
Iy ot AMMNY. lii ih auio of NCW
oil wo imriy -iim nay or Da.
Per. lull, mid tn III lnftiirana
m ii unir or to iuit at oreenn
iianl to liw; ,
IWCOHE
premiums reivtd I aatrtU.ll
Intareil, dlvlrtenda and
1 ffilAlv lm-tune . 10 731 M
fn from oiiwr loumi. ujroi.tf?
4l incvm U41JW0.TI
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tkrf .
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oi Company:
lii'umncn Cnmnnny.
. J, tl"'Mn" onll It. Mrlln.
D. . . ''n Ruontty lor Mr
lujtcninml.iiontr. Orrion.
Junior Glrlt Junior glrli of
Ihn Amurlcuii Leulon auxllliry
will moot SiiturdHy, April 14, Ht
11 u. ni. In the Luiilon hull. Hlncp
llilit Im Pfin.Ami.rlfiin ri.u tit
niibjni-t will bo the '11 American
will bn nrrvud at noun, with the
nieKiiMu, muryiou sowler Siny
kll milking the rrimemenl,
Thunduy Meet The Kaona
chapter of Iluta Hlumi Phi will
meet Thursday evoning at 8
I), in. lit the home of
tlenora Wentherford, 1238 East.
All mombiTK are urged to at
tune!.
State Speech Contest Bob
Mcl.cni), jvjiiry jo Hallntt, Bar.
burn King. Bill WlUon and Kel.
Icy Karris will leave Thursday to
enmpcte In tha sluto speech cof.i
lest ut Oregon State college ul
iiurviuus.
Transportation Members of
the VFW a.id t-e aiixillnry who
may wish trnnsportullon to the
opening ol umioquln post VFW
.Saturday evoning, April 14, may
call (1002. Cars will leuve at 7
p. m,
Leaves risronnn r Wll
linms, Inspector fur the state
luresiry uupnrimcm, left torlay
for Knlcm to attend tho aiinuiil
meeting of Inspectors and dis
trict wardens.
On Vacation O. V. Glhton.
traveling freight and passenger
agent fur the Southern Pacific
ruilrund here, is spending his va
cation visiting relatives ut Den
ver, IJ0IO.
Trlll T.am TV. UL.k
drill team will meet for practice
nr c.iu inursany evening, in
stead of B o'clock as wus prevl
ously announced.
Recreation Committee The
recreation committee will meet
on Friday afternoon. April 13
at 4:30 p. m. In the city hall.
'Shot- From Sky' Show
To d Presented
According to an announce
incut received by Muyor Ed
Oslcndorf recently, the "Shot
From tho Sky" tour that was in
Kinmath Fn last fall is olaiv
nlng another tour of this area
and request the continued co
operation of tha city.
Tho new uur will consist of
raptured Japanese field pieces
from Salpan and Mindoro, an
exact raplica of nsti robot
uomn, ana u. b. navy dying
rockets. No specific date has
been set for tho exhibition.
Oslcndorf will take the matter
up with military authorities
here.
Man Wanted Here
Held In Medford
Wyutt Drennan Jr., 24, wanted
In Kluinuth county on a bad
check charge, has been arrested
In Medford where police said
he had passed checks in that
city. Ho was picked up Tues
day, the sheriff s offica was ad
vised. Drennan is mid to have
cashed bogus checks at Louie
Polin's for $.1D.28, nt the Army
Navy store for JSB.72, and at
Bell's Hardware for gftOl. He
iiuiy bu rotumod to Klamath
Fulls.
Tho man also was known "
C. B. Newman. Kissel Tlnsley.
B. S. Morgan, Terry McKIm and
"ftockle."
Announcing The Opening
of th
PATTERSON
Furniiure Co.
230 Main St., Phone 7150
. Across Frem Wlllard Hotel
THURSDAY Morning, April 12
FUrnlturo and Floor Cnvsrinai hnvo irartatl la arrlva
Newt
Coat-Sweattr
by Gantner
Fawn corduroy front, herring'
bon weol back. Ideal fer
Spring . $9.B5
DREW'S MANSTORE
733 Main
Since 1111
GRIFFIN CITED
WITH THE Firm ARMY.
ITALY Capt. Donovan C. Grif
fin of Klamath Falls recently
was awarded the Bronze Star for
heroic achievement in action.
He Is serving on the fifth army
front in Italy with the 13Sth In
fantry regiment, 34th "Red Bull"
division.
- When his company was at
tacked by an overwhelming en
emy force, Griffin exposed him
self to intense muchine gun and
niuchlnc pistol flrn to personally
direct his men, Determined to
hold his hard-won ground, relat
ed the citation with the award,
Griffin skillfully adjusted nrtll
lory fire to within yards of his
positions to check the hostile on
slaught, His accurate fire directions
forced the enemy to disperse and
withdraw, in disorganized re
treat, then utilized all his weap
ons to further destroy the en
emy. His fighting spirit and
cnurugcous leadership Inspired
hi men to inflict heavy losses.
His wife, Violet, lives on route
3. city.
HIBBARD IN ITALY
WITH THE FIFTH ARMY.
ITALY TSgt. Webster H.
Hlbbard Jr., son of Mrs. Myrtle
Hlbbard of 402 Riverside, is a
member of the 7B2nd tank bat
talion, which la credited with
killing 1400 Germans, capturing
4B4 others, knocking out 11
tanks and disabling three others
and destroying 21 pillboxes, 41
vehicles and 64 guns.
Tho outfit, now in tho Apen
nine mountains before the Po
Valley, has been in tho line with
the fifth army about 300 days
since it was Indoctrinated in
battlo near Fondl, Italy, last
spring.
The tankers entered Rome
with some of the first allied
troops to reach the capital,
RUNNELS PROMOTED
AN EIGHTH AIR FORCE
LIBERATOR STATION, Eng
and Harold B. Runnels, son of
Mrs. Leonard J. McKinnon of
22011 Union, Klamath Falls, Ore.,
hat been promoted from corpor
al to sergeant.
A gunner of a B-24 Liberator,
Sgt. Runnels has taken part In
bombing missions over Berlin,
Augsburg, Slegcn, and other war
production centers of Germany.
He is a member of the 446th
bomb group, which has complet
ed more than 200 missions
against enemy targets. The group
has participated In the eighth
air force's steady bombing of the
principal targets in Europe.
Sgt. Runnels has been award
ad the Air Medal, "for meritori
ous achievement In accomplish
ing with distinction aerinl opera
tional missions over enemy oc
cupied continental Europe. The
courage, coolness and skill dis
played by him In the face of de
termined opposition materially
aided in the successful comple
tion of these dangerous mission.
His actions reflect great credit
upon himself and the armed
forces of the United States." .
Sgt. Runnels entered tho serv
ice August 19. 1843. and at the
time was employed by the Smith
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
Laadlng nationally advertised
office equipment manufactur
er desires local representation
in Klamath and Lake coun
ties. Will be necessary to pro
vide sales and mechanical
service for typewriters, add
ing and calculating machines.
No merchandise investment
required. Big market exists
(or office machines and office
systems equipment. Manu
facturer'! representatives will
be at Wiliard hotel Friday,
April 13 and Saturday, April
14, 1945. Write box 2520
this paper for appointment
and interview, if interested.
..A Manage From Mr. W. W. Pattrtonvi.
Mrchsndle, ( you know, has bean vary hard to gat, We have mad an extra
Hort to get the hard.to.get Itema.
"Using we do net have all the Itema we would like o offer to our customers
"no In unlimited quantities, , and to eliminate as many dlsappolntmente. as pos
'ble, we are listing most of the items we hare in atoek. Many of these listings
he quantities ere small. We expect to serve our many friends in this area, and
Jiio win many ,w ri,nds, by operating under pollay o honast and trustworthy
''vice in the years ahead.
Furniture
Bed Divani
(A sofa by day
' hd t night)
Floor Lamps.
Tble Lamps
Cocktail Tablei
Ind Tobleg
Baby Cribi
High Chain
. Maple Bedroom
Suitat
Maple Bunk Bed
Mattreii & Box
iprlng .
Floorcoverings
Linoleum Rugs
ArsiHrons tnl Dole Sol
- 0onlvm. S I
folloWII S'SlI' wr '".
S'sS' WW. '
- Wool and Part
wool Ruga ;
! S'SIS' tm'H jnsij
tints) o Mir i'xts
Wool Scatter
Ruga
sii srM';.
Hair Rug Cushion
(All ! STSlUbla).
Rug Cleaner
Brlchlrn ns Hit old run,
mko iharn clean and look
Ilka now.
'Linoleum
(A faw rails anly).
Pastes
LswiWfl iLaJ
Oaorge Washington Duke, 56,
former cab line operator, died
Saturday at Hillside hospital
following a 10-day illness. Final
rites were conducted today by
Ward's.
Lumber company here. He re
ceived his wings at Harlingun,
Tex.
a
SCHORTGEN PROMOTED
Word has been received by
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schortgen of
1044 Bismark, that their son,
Bob, has been promoted to the
rank of chief torpedoman, and
has been given an appointment
to the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology in Boston. .
Prior to returning to this
country a year ago, young
Schortgen spent 28 months In
the submarine service in the
South Pacific, and was at Pearl
Harbor just before the historic
attack on December 7.
His wife, Muriel, of New
York, is now living In Boston
while her ehusband is attending
school there.
Card Party Women of the
Moose will sponsor a card party
Friday, April 13, at 2 p, m In
the Moose hall. This is the fourth
of the series and the public is in
vited to attend.
Cornert Heads Group !
To Investigate
Reapportionment
Senator Marshall E. Cornett
of Klamath Falls wus appointed
chairman of, a committeo to in
vestigate Icgislatlvo reapportion
ment, it was announced today by
the president of the senate,
Howard C. Bel Ion of Canby, and
speaker of the house, Eugone E.
Marsh of McMinnville.
Serving on this- committee un
der Cornett are Senator Lew
Wallace of Portland and Repre
sentatives Alex Barry of Port
land, E. W. Kimberling of
Prairie City and Ned Callaway
of Lin county.
This committeo Is one of eight
legislative interim committees
to be appointed at this time.
Health Group Dinner
Ticket Sales to End
Due to wartime food difficul
ties, the sale of tickets for the
annual dinner meeting of the
Klamath County Public Health
association, Inc., must close on
Saturday, April 14.
The dinner is to be held on
Tuesday, April 17, at 6:15 in the
timing room oi me first Metno
dist church. Tickets are on sale
ut the chamber of commerce and
Currin s drug store.
If It's a "frozen article vou
need, advertise for a used one
In the classified.
Wednesday. April 11, 194S
ATTENTION
FARMERS
W a pay highest
cash prices for LIVE
or DRESSED POUL
TRY. Phono 5175,
or too your nearest
Safeway market
operator.
SAFEWAY
AfO
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. will go toward relieving the suffering of 125 million
Innocent men, women and children in war-ravaged Euro
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Tofce Your Clothing to
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or to the
UNITED NATIONAL CLOTHING
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1415 Main
Same Block as the Armory
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