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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1945)
111 "Tshir Those who I kd Tr?lui lc in bo In B been ' '! I their own 1 W C o war years arc 111 r,". now livinii ana "" lh.,.0 nrl c r .10 I'j.u iiwrnuu" -- -. . . nn 't.:..A Doninio"" .. i-.7l.iv or Friday 10 Kllb. or o 0l' Eic-iric nutT Jean Wilson. '"?,of 6UII Slmiilii wiiy In icrly ?! 1 1 . 1 ,,inrf hor K f.1M Moon of Ityons, I'S I '.roeeed on lo .r. o.Mlit In the army Jfcil corp. Ll,fav-U. Leonard Hum- E'fo T'ord.Hc acka ana m i l feirtV at 17-1 wuumuwi v Be South Pacific zone for ..j.arc ana WHS I"" Le"? " ill. rnimln Rnv rtporlcd'mlMlnil four days !d brother Ihrce weeks I,,,,, Mrs. E. H. Law- til weanrauny 101 . ,ho wm c a 1 1 d by the I of her niece, Aim. (nanes IbtrSr. Mrs. Leber was tho tltr of Mr. ana nirs. yi a pioneer uimuy ui j T. . 1111)11111 it K Inm. ana w Kill! beforo moving to r ie Muting "Our Town" It discussed at a public : ponirctf oy me unucn of Church women In the Jlil church Friday after- There will bo a dessert i,fln It t d. m. and the oro- f" . i n a f. Will Dtim i oroncr da Ode II. Malcolm En- t.i Colonel George Van tnllon The Oregon As- of Beauty Shop own hold rut a convention at Itnomah hotel In Portland 27 and 28. Activities do or the war will bo dls- it thia time, and hair wl be shown. Anyone In In ittenulm this meet uked to call Mrs, G lady a 11 cuj f. futlouah Lt, Francis S. iinuw on mriooiin vis- nnrrnl. Mr anT ,- ..... UIIU llil iLiirarum, uerby. L.I. wii a pilot 01 a B-17 iplclcd 35 mlSaions over V. H WII nVnMAia m I V ind will leave for Santa i ior reassignment Rsgrets Lelters of regret nrc Htlll being received ul tho Kliim utli chamber of commerce from those who woro iiiuihlc to attend tho silver unnlvcriiiiry dinner huld AprU 30. Canning Sugar Stamps To Bo Issued May 15 Canning sugar coupons will bo Issued Miiy 19, Kern Schupp of tho wnr price nml nitlon board slnled, Applications may ho obtained at tho office, 4110 Muin nod must bo mulled In. A new application form (R-341) will bo used this year. All homo canning sugar will be Issued on upiiilcntlon to local boards, and tboro will bo no sugar canning stamp In the ra tion book. No moreMhun five pounds of sugar per person can be used for running, Jams and Jellies of the 20 pounds maximum. The allotment pur family cannot ex ceed 100 pounds. Most Issuances must be much less than the maximum us the uvorugo for the whole, country per person must not go over 10 pounds, First' Degree Murder Charge Faces Bailey A first degree murder Indict ment against Kcnnoth Bailey, 20-year-old gunman whose crim inal career started in Klamath county and may have ended with tho slaying of an Onturlo state police officer Sunday, will bo asked of a grand Jury Friday at Vale, Ore., lt was learned to day. Bailey, whose partner, Wll llum Ronald Duffy, 22, was shot to death by officers, will be ac cused of killing Sgt. Ted Cham bers, the district attorney's office said. Duffy Is ulso said to have embarked on his criminal career here at tho age of 17. In Wantsd Mrs. D. E. ty, new proprietor of the t irton K nmnlli V-b. I- . N by publisher's of Poo. pocnsl, an anthology of r'vt,.,, iV BiiDmii some fiiui iur mo new an- .ThftVnliitmM 1. ..L.II-1 I Expojlllon Press In New tu'i Auxiliary The lluxillnrv nt et n.... I' ll , 'f w i nm a C uchur,ch . w111 meet L"' 7, l o ciock nt ol Mrs, James O, Pat- no v-rcseont, with P?.2 Walllmler as tho ". rreacricK C. Wis. ..... .L-vicw tno book ot North America," by a?"J!'rr..The hi,, i. mH' a' r.. Louie run, . "!rl,n ior a nusl. ""Und an afternoon of II B....I t.owH iTJr. tliei,n.V, !Vr'son, was Ins ;::TUH.ounuay aft. b. ..I.." ""mediately di underwent llni(lcMhe operation. aSiThe.IW 1o li ; . 10 "Hma block. llM!TnW0pc"'or.bu81- 1- APRIL WARMER THIS YEAR THAN IN '44 April. 11)45, was warmer thun April. 1044, and colder than April, 10411, nccordlng to records of tho bureau of reclamation. Tho highest temperature for April this ycur occurred on tho llltli and 30th, when tho thcr niometer rcuched 77 ilngrces. The menn tenipcruturo for the month wns (18 degrees, rind the mean minimum was 32.2 de grees. The mean monthly tempera ttiro for the month was 43.1 de grees, l.o degrees warmer than fur April, 1044, and 4.S degrees colder than Aurll. 1043. April 4 was tho coldest day of inc month wun a minimum of 22 degrees recorded. There woro 13 clcur days, nine Roosevelt Pupils Plant Trees May Day was observed at Roosevelt school Tuesday after noon at 1:30 o'clock when a tree planting was conducted by Uic students. Arbor vllne, purchased with money donated by the seventh grade class which leaves the school this month for entrance Into Junior high, was placed at advantageous points about the building. It Is hoped that this will be traditlonul, school offi cials observed. Four Hurt As Truck Crashes Into Trolley PORTLAND, May 2 (VP) Four passengers escaped with minor. Injuries whon a heavy truck ' loaded with water pipe caved in tho front of a street car late yesterday. waiter wonio, trouoy opera tor, Jumped clear before the control room wall was ripped open. Walter Paync. truck driv er, was unhurt. A Fence to Meet Every Need 13 Mad from ulectsd 48 i in. lull sis wood slats, evenly ipactd and woven between 5 cables of heavy wire. Colors, red or graen. It's easily, quickly and per manently areetad. Long last tag and makes a good ap pearance. It'i inexpensive, too. Just the 'thing for .Victory Gardens. Keeps dogs in or outl Suburban Lbr. Co. 4784 So. 6th Phone 7709 Clearance Sal of Hardy PERENNIAL PLANTS iTSJ?" ""lllloo iron. S... m. -tn M..n. J?' "Hi llm.,If.f '" 'lel 'r inmr pln(lns ' K.00 w wi hlp.H following posrpald: -' . .. 'er ti n. Hi IV .""Phlnlttm.. ..tai.i. ii. ut hi?.. ... &!' bP,rHu-.brl,f,t " flmtt lo film 91'"! shl.f. 'Xllo-mhlBf (lower. "'cuarlln, beautiful old-li.hloo.d dTorlle, Inehes aoraia. (Wim 'yVr-oW 'pemnnlal flownr planla, alt : reaily to IMplenl i!,v,Ifl PO'tpfllif lor Sa.oo.. KIIU now M Ideal f IMr.ntMd y M,OT,n'n, exaclly, aa llalad bov. ftia "!i'L " "a"" Hani., allrar-plnk, Iwo In three feel, I . yon ord.r lb. .bov. ..larlment thla wees. . CLARK GARDNER f?""'!"?0"" W'l' .lo thla sd, writs, your. nama . and. sddMM be- .. days partly cloudy and eight cloudy days In April. ioiiu precipitation for the month was 0.48 Inches which was 0.40 Inches lens than the avvrugc for tho nasi S2 years. This was tho least precipitation ior tne month since IIMU. Heavi est rainfall occurred on April 8, when 0.27 Inches was recorded. Available storage In upper Kliimuth hike on May 1 was 32.'), 700 acre feel; Gcrbnr reservoir, 70.330, and Clear lako reservoir, 203,340. Thcro was a total gain In the three reservoirs of 39,230 acre feet during the month. Rush Order Given For Dam Construction SEATTLE, May 2 W Col. Ralph A. Tudor, Portland dis trict army engineer, announced yeslerduy the army corps of en gineers has a . "rush order" to develop construction plans for a large dam across the Colum bia river at Umatilla. Its est!- . By JUAMITA SHIHN Results of the judging at the assembly yesterday of the cos tumes of those seniors who par ticipated In the Senior Hick day were as follows:- Funniest cou- Ele, Bill Wilson and Genevieve und; funniest boy, Horn Hop kins; funniest girl, Charlene Harmon; cleverest ; couple, Pat Richardson and Edna Renner; cleverest boy, George Ghiselln; cleverest girl, .Clara Redkey; mated cost Is between $75,000, 000 and $100,000,000. best sustained character, Leslie Robinson, and Individual prizes, Pat Benolst, Lois Nelson, Ella Tatlow and Don Noel, All high school, girls being members of the Girls' league, bal loted last week for next year's officers.. Ef fie. Botens was elect ed' president; Lois Cada, vice president, and Janice Bityeu; secretary-treasurer. : ..The gavel will be turned over to Effie by Vivian Dlrschl, this year's president, at the next Girls' league meeting., ' This majority of the .clubs In high school are meeting or have met to discuss new members. Some of them will take in new members this spring and others will wait until school starts next fall. . With only a few short weeks of school left, final exams will again be staring the students in the face. The weather Is a decid ing factor for not studying any Wednesday, May J, 1145 HERALD AMD HEWS TIVI harder. What remains to be seen is whether there will be any thing favorable come of it all. , , Safeway Manager Hurt In Hold-Up VANCOUVER; Wash., May 2 (p) Condition of Clarence Sebo, . 48, wounded in an at tempted Safeway store holdup, was .reported "fair" at. Clark General hospital today. Previously it was -said the manager had only' "a 50-50 chance.". 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MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS 2.98 White, . blue, tan and beige Long sleeves. Two pockets. Sizes small, medium and large; i . ARMY TWILL WORK " SHIRTS Heavy, full cut, Sanforized khaki shirts in two-pocket style. "Medium sleeve. Sizes 14 V to 17. Man's " SHOWER PROOF HATS 98c Men's gabardine hats.' Light and cooll Water-repellent fin ish. Ecru and tan. Sizes 6- to 74. . r MAIN FLOOR Here's a selection of dresses that will meet ; your . needs, .for; busy -summer mornings! V Crisp . striped . seersuckers, . cool and dainty florals ; In ' flattering colors and styles. ". " 1 Caah tno, Send COD m ...in 2 sKcomv rtooav
