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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1945)
il WEATHER tRFCORDED ALL Following Surrender Thursday. Mar 10, IMS HEHALD AND rTKWSJKVZN VER OREGON hn. AW"".9 . ... runn lllrtt W. 'm. il.o mercury climb- " in li e Ot) In nearly every " t0i weather bureau re t'0'"'5;- .rlliure'w.. I1!)8 '. 01 degrees. Only a :td""tSlnl recorded - early "rtlln,,- below the w ivrni in Miii ii iMiiiiiiii Miin m I $ J. ft r ffJm V Give Mother A ' rU w. '.. .,1 n r ii H it were IVhTr loo dry .'' P'r'JIS: runoff; nircd Burma ",h. i ...T.uh It will "rii.. J" nny (., runners , ".mir. unci begun gcncrnl J P""'!)!1!L i,ren.. nl.o re- '(,( Wl'""" " rrtrdt ui.inmlntf - fc'ril t API"' " " ,t I n elevated areas: some fa d m lie showing in "V,, ,d apricots; berries ""e? "... ..i.,..iv nondlloni in ea "' r,blo for P".ne. II IVrdOCK U u " " ."" i a ring well along w''r,"cr in at mmty points. Fn . . ..... L i I v nntlllnea I"m. K I. l..llurn nnii Iff Uln u""i, ----- Lbcl,. lhl.!nediiun,.u; ly . thinned: fiber flux com up well: hops being trained. . .;;vH ;,,m!i!liv,i ' n- miulTl HHTNN tlancc programs (or the Jim fcnlor prom tills Friday lit will bo svnllnblo at noon liter scnool 1 nursoay wiu Kay. They will bo frco to nil ion and seniors.- rvieniucrs the Junior aim senior cinss i take guests out of school or I.. nil nnlalHn lis must be signed In on the sl list in CjVu Burnnaiicrs In. She Is the Junior class . nice Chaplain Oliver Jones, was orislnniiy scheduled to at baccn aureate will be (erred, Chniilaln Graham Iter of the Murlno Burracks ipeak. Dncenlniircntc scrv- will be held on Sunday, May in the high school uudltor- mmencemcnl exercises will in Wcdncsdny, May 23, at 8 Ick. There Isn't to be a prln- upcaner mis year, i no flctorlnn nnd snliitntorlnn nndrosa the ernduatlnu class Kucsls. . 't nlsht at (he annual Pun w .Mother-Daughter ban- I the new. officers were Bn lceri lit tnUnuf Cull.. president: Joan O'Neill, vice onaron Moore, secre ann .In.,, un-,iynn i ...... ...... Vm' Haugor was presented giui cation bracelet that is ruiwiiy awarded tiie out ing senior member. Mary I , " (jivnn recognition l Junior with the moat Inlncos for next'" vpir's Alliance officers Include (Mowing boys: for president, ....uHiinnii and Jim pal vlw president, Allen Eck, Won and Joe Znrosluskl; .?.'lI0,lllTOr. John Llnmnn ClU-ruiKshank. Balloting This It scan at 8HAEF forward haadquart.rt at Rhelms, Franc, following slinlng of th Oer- mn uucuiiumuniii .urronaor. Hnown (left to right) ar Ma). Cn. Iran Butloparolf of rd army; u. usn. pir r. r,. morgan, doouty of chlaf of stall oHAri Lt. Cn. Wltr Smith. ehll ol itoll SHAEFl Capt. Harry C. Butcher, naval aldai Can. Dwloht Elunhoarar holdlna nans which aur rander woi ilgned with. Sir Arthur Toddor. deputy lupram commander, and Admiral Sir Harold ouKgufln, miioa naval cruel. Head White Russian Delegation 1 is tunnia Klselrv frlirhl. lender of White rtusalan delenatlon to UNOIO, ' ind Ocorgl llaldukov. memlMr o! dclmntlan, rend latest conference news alter their iffrlvnl In Son Francisco. will tnko place Friday murnltig in homo rooms. New Pep Peppers tnken In nt tlm lust ClrlK1 Li'iimit' meellnu arc as follows: Geruldlno Alt man, Carol Anderson, Frances Bailie, Jonu IJeniielt, Mnry Brooks, Bnrbnra Burrows, Doro- inv uoiiii-T, uiuiiys uiiv iii, uur othy Elliott, Jriin Hilton, Cunnle Hunt, jiii i ii LiiiHiiy. Lions Liq uid, Mnry Ann Mills, Mnrllyn Mnl aI Inn Mt. O'lll-li.,, n..nt Pucketl, Marianne Sexton, Jean Thomas, Joyce biimpie, cnryi Vanderwnll, Vnnire Vntipel, Jan. A UI..I..I. A I Inn Ulnll O'Neill niul Bnrbnra Zinn. FISH GROUP MEETS PORTLAND. May JO (IF) The Columbia Basin Fisheries Development nssoeinlion will meet here May 28 to study fish ing problems in the Columbia river and Its tributaries. COHN PACK UP CORVALLIS. May 10 (IP) The commercial pack of Oregon grown corn has incrensed R00 1 per cent In the hist ten years, j Oregon Slate college invcsllgnt- ors reported. today. . . . ! Classified Ads Bring Results. Classified Ads Bring Results. Fort Lewis Warriors Wallop Huskies, 13-0 SEATTLE. May 10 (IP) Get ting maximum mileage out of 1.1 hits, five of them for extra buses, the Fort Lewis Warriors baseball team yesterday wal loped the University of Wash lneton 13-0. No collegian reached third base as two Warrior hurlcrs lim ited the Huskies to three blows, If It's a "frozen" article you need, advertise for a used one In tne classified. Sport Coats SOLID COLOR. CHECKS STRIPES Slacks- Sine lilt. DItEW'sJ MANST0RE 733 Main St. DRESS ... A MOST LOVELY ARRAY ;t OF HALF SIZES IN WIDE f RANGE OF EXCLUSIVE STYLES $19.95 to $22.50 Choose from the largest stock of half size dresses in town, sizes from 14 Vi to 26 Yi. Redingotes, 2-piece styles, sheers, lovely prints and casuals In the finest fabrics and smartest style . details. Select one or. simply send her a mprchandise order from Moe's. She'll be delighted with one of these smart numbers! Other Dresses in Regular Sizes $16.95 to $29.5C . Junior Sizes 7.95 to '16.95 t British Delegates Arrive for UNCIO . . . . (NUA l ehplwta) Britons formed the vanguard of the United Klnitdom dele San Pranclsco.for the security Conference. Left to 5M Atlce, Lord Presldont of Council; Qcorgo Toml nson, Ju2 ,KntTy to the Minister of Labor; Miss Ellen Wilkinson, I ; "-wemry to tne noma Beourity Ministry " Roses'nSnow Cake Surprise mother on Mother's Da . with a gift that is different. We will have Roses 'n Snow cakes, spe cial for this occasion. t It Is a high' quality cake and is made of only the best ingredients. Two rich -tender layers of snowy white cake iced with a fluffy icing. A beautiful red rose Is placed upon each -cake-and they come attrac tively packaged for gift purposes... Place your orders before Friday, May. 1 1, at either your favorite grocer or our Retail store. This will avoid dis appointment and that last minute rush. All special orders are filled with the greatest of care. 43 " 4 v .... I' Acc ess ory Dress-Ups or M other Charm her on Mother's. Day with q gorgeous flower trimmed hat. An elegant array of new fresh modes to thrill her! Select one or give her -a merchandise order ' from Moes! Scores to choose from in crisp sailors, gaily ribboned berets, oil in fresh new styles. $5.95 to $25 SMART HANDBAGS Newest . , . smartest bags you'll find -in town! . Fabrics, leathers and plastics in elegant new-clasps ' and handles. Surprise her with a real' corde, ''if you want to give her something elegant! in I S Ii . . $1.98 to $35 & - Give- Mother Jewelry Real looking pearls, elegant washed-in-gold pins, - Rhine stones, plastic jewelry, beautiful sets, combs and other nov elty jewelry to please the First Lady! - See this gorgeous array to choose from. j .L ... $1 to $35 - GIYE HER A MERCHANDISE ORDER FROM MOE'S N h We Are M Open v.. j Daily Until m '6 P.M. l THE WOMAN'S STCEE.iNt ii ence Morsourgu. i- "-Sv Wf
