Herald and news., May 16, 1945, Image 5

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KSXdloUoproMiil and
Hffiry. O Sunday, May
k a"X'". .ft. Y. InillllL on of
ndldim'S I" '"..,.- ,iii, nintll.
thtejlino.;
lur-W Auxiliary Tho worn-
V'T Tin Wars will meet
Id M,,y 17i,!n
P'?"! luhiiioin uromntly
i lion" ',., .i.niiM wear
,?'?!" there will bo In
Iformi " ,.,.,. iruiiow.
ill.n ' ihn niixlllurv
I torvc ion"-'!"""" I" - ,
b they ore rcimiii"-" w ......
pics.
I. Griiduiilo Betty June
fends he huvo (earned. Miss
li tlcrS. wiiu f , .
tins i count ut Hint hospital.
Uluw it. .I n Vnnpnitvflr.
L Her' mollior Is also sta
led t Barnes.
lomsn's Auxlllry SPur
men. bu. .
home oi mm.
wn.hiiiLMnn on Thursday.
V17, at 2 p. m. Hazel Morrl-
aim a iiruK"""
ird by Francos Ilolvmim, as-
hnl Iiciil uuttiur ui m
Jlerlcan ftcd Cross, who will
lion.
from Salom Ensign and
Stuart Nelson, iiiaroura
hum), will leavo tomorrow
Ban rrancuco wncrc incy
remain until Nelson's ship
fcs. They have boon at his
c in oniem mi" wimc ricre
nifsts at Iho homo of Mrs.
Uon's parents. Dr. and Mrs.
p. Johnson o Pacific Terrace.
iurni Hom Raymond Vet-
i formerly of Reno and now
Klamath Falls, left Hillside
lital for his homo Tuesday.
kos has been n pauont ni tno
i since May Z.V 1044
In he suffered Injuries at El
feon Lumber company mill
Lie Klamath river.
Bororltv To Ml m,.,,,k,.
of Tim rhlinti.1- II,,!,, Ulim... iji.i
. 7 V.. ' w.ft,,,.. 1 III
sorority, will moot ut tho homo
vi uuin iiuiucr, tn racillc Ter
race. Tiurs(lny, at 8 p. m. All
SCl'Vl0K'imm'M Wltfu nimnL.
of Uohi Sigma Phi, aru cordially
IIIVIMJU IU UllCIHI.
Rsbokah Lodg Thursday
cvcnliiK, May 17. Prosperity
Itubckah lodgu will hold a reg
ulur mooting In Iho lOOF hull
at 8 p. m. Members of tho so
cial club will servo refresh,
mcnls following tho meeting.
Vlaltlnn Mn.a M r i
Nokleby, who Is now making her
nomo in uiu san Francisco buy
urea, Is vinlllng with her uncle
und aunt, Mr. niul Mrs. Henry
Moo of Pacific Terrace
From CMrn Mnfln 1U..IKTUI....
iu ..11.1,11111111
has returned to Klamuth Falls
irom i-nico, uailf., atlor visiting
with frlonds and relatives. Miss
McMillan resides on High street.
MP's Now Officially
inown As snowdrops
I.ONnfiM Mnu in Hi it c
mllltnrv mil en hnun a ma,,,
' " " .lUYY 1I1VA-
nnmn nr,
. fciliw WUl UJO.
uou. cisennower himself
mado It "official" lust night
I .r . u a ajuii
uon uicaire wnexe ho witnessed
mo musical "strike It Again."
- Referring in iim ,,e,.i...n i..
, . .JIIW 1
tho cat of actors dressed as
nmencan m.f.s, in white hel
mets, gloves, belts and leggings,
Elsenhower said-
I sco some of my own Snow-
urups on mo siugo.
If It's a " trr-r nr" tljk .. . .
need, advertise for a used one
in me eiusniflen
Itutni Mrs. Jackson F.
bull has returned to her
e on Jefferson si reel from
lla, Calif., where she has
vlslling for the mist three
ks wiin nor urouicr, Chan-
naison.
Uin Hoioltal W. S. Me,
lei, who has neon confined
inside iiosnllnl wltn a heart
cm, was released to return
lis homo, f 1022 McKlnlcy,
icsnay,
lllinct Msstt Tho Culinary
into win ineei rnursciay at
in. in uio Mi bur temple,
jhmcnts will bo served
the meeting, and all mem-
snoum nllend, ,
Vllng-B. S. "Buck" Grles
riamain pioneer who lino
criucaiiy in till spring, is
1U III niinill Ultrl iilL'Kn.l
own this week with old
15.
OBITUARIES
l'.LVA,1 flANK MORGAN
n o n t yearn a
Ih f.li. -n.:.. 1'.?.
II win ii iTiiniwicK, uanaaa.
InirVn. i, j 1. u survived
of Uly, ure.: lliren M
lowdcn nl Scmile. W.ih., Mrs.
I indW.li:, T' ?."u'-J.'?...
I WirH'. ll.....,,'i..
n. Wlore lrlrd. may call.
in,. .
r,;"'Ti. rciaoiii or Kiamain
L Sill ' Wy l b"
I Mnnrf . ,. in A.nianti,
. '"'I "V, .. IU 'l ''
Klin n' '"H"1 on homeileed
. i,l,D native of
na wan b,oi1 M yc,r, m0h,
Vfi,wic" r"llod' 8h
"riii-i'" '" urvlvad Uy her
dl r i V,1"" ot Aahlsndi two
I n vl """ame, niri. jviary
.5' r?Jm" ll ( alia, Mrs. Adi
11,111 ! rtland, Oro. and
Si.n ot S"II'. Wa.h.: two
fay. Muy 17, 10.15. at 1:30 n. m
rrh in i i!i ol. 1,10 AiMmUiy Of
1 SuJ 'nrnwnt will fol
"iwiBijr in Ainiana,
FUNERAL
S.LIAM in, .r ..
lur.ino lata w Ulam
iF.ii. v."'. "..i'"!,,a.
th ih. V.".".V'. ftiy in. win he
lion; . .'iW.'J 5? w.rd-a Klomaih
13 n . naay, May IB,
r,,,...'. SI. Pa III'. Enlirnnnl
rucionnii. commlti.l ..n.i,;;
I t.i... " '"now In Llnkvllle
In.
ERIkikiiki.
eiv.eu CLASSES
i. ll n 1. , . .
f Ihn tllUUcn
a - -viTimtn
prt Juno 4, and '
rnrough July
na August.
Pocdy ,n0ppy eoly.
F THOMAS namril
s -1 wr a orusn-up In
rofn!:.pi"9'.b,ookk"p-
macninas alio.
'or anrollment
Fn Buiinnaa .ll.
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice or MN AI. Accnus r
NOTICE IS HRItEllY GIVEN tint !
nvm n icq my una. account ind rcporl
of my ailmlnlotruiioi. ut tho etialo of
CINA M. IIMOOKKIKI.U, tnraBod. nd
lh JUfleo of th Circuit Court of Ih
...... ... WiriUM, IUI (l1l1le1in t-WIRiy,
?. n'c,K-11 ,n "i" forenoon
ounroom oi "iia i-'ouit ai the plur
"'n any person may
nrnl objaciioni or oxctiDtiun to aairi
final account, anl at aald tlma and
piact we court hiii trifle uid account
GEonnr e. unooKriELu,
AdmlnUlralxir.
U Orth Bliamora. attorney.
A. IB-aa. M. ; -B-10-No, (IH.
8UM.MONK FOR I'tTftMCATION
tuultr No. l:mi
IN TllT CIHCU1T COUnT OF TIIK
BTATT or OJIKOON IN AND TOH
ilir. L.Ol-ft'TY Or KLAMATH.
HA YUEN II. UK1.L, IMaliilUf,
v.
niOOCNE TlKLl.. Defentlnnl.
TO: IMOGKNE llEl.t.. Urfrndnnt:
IN TIIK NAME OK THE KTATE OP
OnEUON:
You are hirrly rfiulred to apprar
and tniwcr tlia Ctimplahit fllnd umjIiuI
you In tho above entitled ault within
fuur w?ka from the data of tho first
rtilillcatlon of this . Summons In The
leratd and News, a ncwipapr printed
ana piimiincq in Mnniain tonniy. ura
tf'in, which uld dale U the Olh ot May,
and If voii fall at to nniwrr or
ntherwlM appear, for want thereof the
I'latntlff will apply to the Court for the
Deerae of ahaolute divorce.
Thla Hummona U aerved upon you by
publication puriuanl to order of Honor
able David It. Vandenbtrr. Judge of the
ahnva antltlrd Court, made and entered
May flth. 104S. which order require
that Bummoi.t) heretn he puhllnhecl once
a week for four niertvo wvek, and
that the date of the flmt publication of
aald aummont man no may mn, tvs.
II. 8. HALENTINE,
, Attorney or Plaintiff,
M. 9-ltVX1-31-No. 1M.
SUITS
Rtglmtntal Stripes
by narttctt
SlngU and
. DoubU
Brsi.tfd
Helping Helps
t ' i- ( 4"
MISSED THE BOAT
CORDOVA. Alusku, May IB
(IP) The Cordova Dally Times is
not publishing at present be
cause Its last shipment of news
print irom tno states missed tnc
boat
e e
MEANEST THIEF
MADRAS. Ore.. May 18 (TP)
O. M. Gibson left his jacket in
the garage and when he went
back a thief had emptied the
pocket.
What was In the pocket? His
false teeth.
PSi HE GOT THE GIRL
PORTLAND. Ore. May 18 UP)
When his furlough was up, PFC
Walter 13. Sterling Jr., wired the
ASF regional hospital at Camp
Lee, Va.:
"Spent furlough convincing
her request extension to marry
her." i
His commandine officer re
plied:,
"What some guys won't do for
an extension. Granted."
If It's a "frozen" article yo-i
need, advertise for a used one
in tne classified.
Karen Randall holped her cous
in, liugena Worley, of Texas,
in his successful congressional
campaign, so cousin 'Gene
tipped off producer Walter
Wungor to Kurcn's photogenic
qualities (see above) and sh
was signed up for a role la
"Sulome, Where She Danced."
L
ISN 1911.
DREWS.
MANSTORE
MS Mala St
Recipe For
Dependability
By EARL WHITLOCK
When Sol Bloom, the con
gressman, was quite a young
man, ho went Into the mail or
dcr phonograph
business. His of
fer was to send
a phonograph,
on approval, to
anyone answer
ing tho ads he
ran. Ho got a
lot of replies
and sent out a
lot of phono
graphs. Unfor
tunately, how
ever, not everyone who accept
ed me machine sent In the
money as agreed
Then he hit on another plan
ana, on receiving an niciuirv
ho wrote a letter asking the
would-bo customer to send the
name of his family physician
8!i reference. He reasoned that
the general run of humanity,
lor some unKnown reason,
would pay every bill they owed
except the doctor's bill. And
that anyone' who could give his
family physician as a financial
reference, must be pretty good
nay.
And, It Is told, that reasoning
worked out. It proved in actual
practice that the person who
paid his doctor was a very
sound credit risk indeed. And
if tlus little squib makes you
sort of check up on your rating
under that system, well it
won I do you a bit of harm.
"Rest In Memory Garden."
AO
I a
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Next week Mr. Whitlock of
tho Earl Whitlock Funeral
Home, will comment on "Moth'
era Day.
OREAD IS AT ITS VEST
IVHSN ENRICHED AS
Flashes of
Life
750,000 Britons
Due For Release
LONDON, May 18 W; Brit
ain hopes to be able to release
730,000 from the armed forces
before tho rnd of the year,
Labor Minister Ernest Bcvin
unncunced today in presenting a
broad "man-power re-allocation"
program to commons.
Releases will start June 18,
Bcvin said.
He cautioned against calling
the broad program a "demobili
zation" scheme, declaring it was
merely a bcKinnlna of a reallo
cation of manpower in this
country, which has been one of
tho most heavily mobilized in
the world.
Bcvin announced relaxations
In the national service act
whereby men over 30 would be
exempt from the armed forces, J
anu women no longer would be
culled up for auxiliary services.
Luncheon, Card Party The
home-making committee of the
Women of the Moose will meet
In the hall Friday, May 18, at
12:30 p. m. for a potiuck lunch
eon. At 2 p. m. in the hall there
will be a card party, the third
of a scries, and the public is In
vited to attend.
Wadneiday, May 18, 184S
HERALD AMD KlW-nVl
Glass Shortage Adds
To Barmen's Worries
LONDON, May 18 (P) Lon
don tavern keepers, already
plagued by a shortage of beer,
have a new worry today a
shortage of glasses.
It seems that too many ex
uberant Londoners indulged in
tho custom of smashing thehj
glasses after drinking V-E Day
toasts.
PAINTERS' CALLS
WORK PANTS
OREGON WOOLEN STORE
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly
If too tiflT from rbeumstln. arthrttln or
DciuiUi pale, trr thla atruple loespftnalve borne
rdpe Umt thonianrla are uilit'. Oct a patk
aiffl of Hu-Kx Compound, a two-week ultly,
today. Mil It with a (jiiart of water, a-J-1 the
Juice of 4 IrmoDi. It'a eaar. No trouble at
all and plcaaatit. You Ded only 3 tableapoou
lula two tluica a day. 01tri within 48 bbuni
a0n.etlib.-3 overnight aplftodld multa are
obtained. If tho pa'.ua do not quickly leave
and If you do not feel totter, return tbo
empty package and Rij-Ki will coat you notlj
log to try aa It la aold by your drucslM under
an abaolute moner-back ruarantee. Hu-Ki
Compound la for iile and recommended by
drug atorca everywnere.
UR
CAR
v
NEEDS SPRING
CLEANING TOO
Steam clean chassis and motor.'
Washing-vacuum inside.
Simonizing and polishing.
Summer oils and greases.
Install seat covers.
Wo have a good stock of seat covers and floor mat.
Oldi Tower
Dick B. Miller Co.
7th & Klamath
liemeffiAer lAese
names
WARDS
WARDS America's largest re
tailer of popular priced furs. Wards'
reputation for quality is your assur
ance of finest style, beauty, work
manship and value.
HOLLANDER - America's
best-known blender and dyer of
furs. You'll find their label on only
the finest coats. Hollander furs keep
their beauty longer!
-lis'
m 3 ontgdmerf Mara
LOOK WHAT HAPPENS WHIN
TWO GREAT NAMES GET TOGITH
HOLLANDER 2-WAY CONEY
thirT
77
.
You wear it two ways-so it's just like owning
fwo beautiful coatsl For this full tuxedo ba
comes a fitted style by simply tying an Inside
belt., Wouldn't you expect to pay at least
$1 00 for a Hollander blended coney like this?. .
fray 10 Down on Wards Lay-a-way Plan.
We will store your coat til Nov. 15lltj
while you complete the monthly payment.
' STORE-XOUR-FUStS AT. WAZDS ,
THE NATION'S LAktttftt KA1LER Of peULAK
m
33 Pino Strsot
Cornor of 8th
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