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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1945)
. nob hi Bui. and Mrs ttf iio ! o. Mortin It Ful'"', Kliimlll I 111"!. "i ' ,,. llumrr Martin unci M'" ,1VciTcnd..lo indMir lecn ...mink.. Ore. l ncy Dolsu, I iiii'K IU wr:. n limlructor ,0 ' Atrlvoi-Hoycl C. Norris LA.',:, ..round cigars and 'Wednesday morning . I 'heir noby Boffr Allen Hi to Ml'. Ml'"' Nr' LB ill -35 n" I". Ho Tipped I l.- til IS. 111111(1 III ui.j ll. ' nnrl A 1 St I P V u " " ' f wr li'bor boijrd tnvraitl- ullll UP Bl ",n u.meu employment officii. Wed anil Thursday tlili iwcek. Li..- all milinitlllliD mm VI? . .tub llmtlon of . v ..." 011(1 nourn. .. mi. -....I.-. i.. narita.. i im iuiiiiii fce and pmiio siuuviiw Rn Kumwalt In open to "" . l. IaJ u ly ItlVltOCl IO nimim. auv Will 0 a""" i""J 7:30 In tno auuiiorium city library. Li-,, Suaar Sugar lor t, will be Issued from J to about November 1 io war price win rm.uir L.rH off ce. 4u mam i - - 1 1 . 1 nro no applications u" linw. Dill iney win h'"' avaliiiuio next wc. L Growers Directors of Elamnlli l'otnto Crowors lion will meet Friday at In the county aucni a oi .1 nfrii-n huildliiB. to dl Iter situations, needs and oi luppiy ior iuiu. lllary Mcmbem or trie auxiliary win nicoi n.- p. ni. in upper ruo fhero will be initiation Hirer and drill team rt are asked to wear for- Diuahter Sharon' Marie lm ni tlir Klamath Valley May B. to wr. ana (ward Bnleii, 4044 Shasta She woliilicd six pounds, icrs. unirs la a painter, Bass in the navy. tsoned Attention io the nostooncmcnt of In k of tho Senior Clrclo of jmmiinlly Congregational from Friday of this wcck y, May 20. Glad yd Killtan ir of Mr. and Mr.. Frank 724 Ml lend 1 Is leavliiK fck for San Jose, to remain e time. Wharaabouti ' Unknown Po llen are trying lo locate Mm. Phil Uurlch, thought to be liv ing In this vicinity. They have nicHsugu tor ncr. EDITORIALS ON NEWS (Continued From Pag One) AND OFTEN, giving thorn no tlmo to gel their second wind. EUROPE these days is a hotbed nf aiiNnlrlnn. What is hininenlng In Flcns- burg, ou tho Ciernian-Dano bord er, where Admiral DocnIU still maintains some sort of German government and appears to be still doing some sort of dicker ing, Is arousing heated curiosity. . it is a hush-hush mystery, with everybody in authority refusing lo talk. 'T'HE subject of tho war crlin A Inula and what la to be done about them Is stirring bile and bad blood. The Hussians, whose obvious policy (for reasons not known oulsklu me Inner circles) Is to keep prodding us and the British aro beginning to make nasty cracks about It. A Prof. Anton Tralnln. who Is a columnist for tho Russian rmy newspaper, Red Star, says today: "The allied war crimes commission in London (oii which Russia Is NOT represented) hos spent many months compiling seven lists oi war criminals. Naturally the question that now arises is how much time Is going to be required to gel these crim inals from tno lists to tnc courts?" He adds: Justice Is In fact moving WITH ITS BRAKES ON." TTHE seven lists Include one I 1 OF JAPS ONLY. Tralnln mentions this and WITHOUT EXCLUDING tho Jap list calls for SPEEDY trial for ALL of them,) WE'VE evidently got a straight " tip that Illmmlcr is In the Berchtcsgadqn area (maybe Rib bentrop and'Lcy also) and a big manhunt Is on there. An en couraging note is lent by the fact that antl-nazl Germans and Austrlans are helping us. Thai seems to Indicate that there arc SOME antl-nazis. If thero were none, we'd face a hard Job in re building Germany. CANADA'S McKcnzle King Is up for re-election as premier and his campaign offers another sour note. He's telling the anti-war Que bec French that If elected he'll send only Canadian VOLUN TEERS into the Pacific and will make Cannda's part In the Pa-I clflc war chiefly u mutter of ci vilian effort while in British Coltiulblu (which takes the Jap war as seriously im do we on ilia American side) ha shouts that "Canadu's war effort in the Pacific will be directed with UNREMITTING ENERGY until Japan is defeated." , These doublc-lulking politi cians! . May heaven help us if wo of the English-speaking world can't gel rid of them. SMALLPOX REPORTED PORTLAND, May 17 ' (fl'j Oregon's first smallpox case since last August wus reported today by tlic stalo board o( hen I tit. The case occurred In Umnuua. Douglas county. Four diseases increased during the week scarlet fever, pneumonia, chick' en pox and mumps, . Classified Ads Bring Results. Pelicana Review To Be Presented At Willard Tonight Members of Hie KUHS Script and Microphone club will pre sent a "Pelicana Review" broad cast at the Willurd hotel tonight at 8:30. . Students who will present the broadcast, which will conclude at 0 p. m., include Joanne Bon net, Margaret JLSuiinrn, marian Baker, Connie Hunt, Jean Stroud, Bill Irving, Janet Kitch ens. Lee Goode. Bud Selby. June Lutman, Gloria Mayfleld, Dode Collier and John Ogle. JOINS BOARD PORTLAND, May 17 . (Pi Ross B. Hammond, whoxe com pany built the Salem state capi- tol, joined Portland General Electric company's board of di rectors today, succeeding the late Amcdce Smith. . $1853 In Fire Loss Recorded For April Total fire loss In Klamath re corded for April was reported by tho fire department at $1833. Six of the 27 calls answered proved to bo false alarms. The department made 83 inspections TOWER Drive-Inn Optnad Under New Management Open 10 A. M. to 2 A. M. Closed Wedneidayt 2744 So. 6th St. during the month, removed 12iThuridtf, May 17, 1S4S i .... i. .i j ma' Hid IinAHlllO, miu I0QUCU ion fire permits. HERALD AHD NEWS FrV The first Wagnerian festival was held in the Festival theatre In Germany in 1876, QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS ducto EXCESS ACID FrMloskTtlltofHomaTraatjmtrtUtst H4p or it Will Cost Yev Nothing OTertwomllllon bottliwof theWILLABD TREATMKNThavalwm ni forrsltof of STDlptODUlordlfll reiii arlclag from Stomach aiwl Duatfanal Ulcars dua to Ekcm AcM Tmwr Dlgastlon, Sour or Upaat ttamach, OaiilmM, Haertbura, tloaplaaanaas, at-, dua uy Cxeaas Acid. Hold on 1 S days' trial I Ask lor Wlllard'a Massata" which full? rzplalnj tbia treatment fraa at LEE HENDRICKS, DRUGGIST LINDSTROM DRUG SUPER CUT RATE DRUG WAGGONER DRUG CO. WALGREEN DRUGS Vacation Music Study for Piano FOR BEGINNERS Sight reading, writing, ear training, hand post' tlons, linger technique, simpla chord building. ' rhythm. FOR ADULTS How to build scales and ALL CHORDS, and eon nect them in melodies. Popular musle by chord ' signs THE FAST WAY. Piano and accordlan. Vacation the time to gat ready to play - any band instrument ior the fall term. Term begins June 4th. ' , CURRY'S MUSIC SCHOOL 209 East Main Phona 4S7t ill Out Little Shara 9-year-old daughter of Id Mrs. Gordon .Loomls, tic, is recovering nicely tonsllcclomv at Klamath hospital. Phone The Klamath tit office has a separate tie since moving Into Its loonis. The number is Jul will be listed In the llcphonc directory. "frozen" article you fdvertlso for used one lasslfied. ' Genuine Australian Kangaroo SHOES by Carter The lightest and bait wearing leather known. ' Q OC Oxfords or Shoes "eje? Jlaea 1.11. J DREW'S . MANSTORE 711 Main St. ' ' PELICAN! MIDNIGHT SHOWS I NEXT SATURDAY Moy 19th Open 11:30 P. M. "null v mi - 'lllOsi.Hii,.., tins? LirrL. Then always use : thiS.CS Point Carbonation" keeps drinks apar- wnn lire, to tha last sin. 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POWNSTAtBS , Boys' SWIM TRUNKS 49 100 wool fancy knit trunks, Cord tie top.- All seams double knit. Wine and blue.' Sizes 4 to 14. Others at .98c 1 1 DOWNSTAIRS BOYS' AND GIRLS' SADDLE OXFORDS Brown and white "flatties" for 5 QO fnmnlna fthnllt the. rnmnus. aelj Husky enough for school . . . hand- t some enough for dress wear.. ' ' DOWNSTAIRS LET'S SEE WHAT JR. BOYS' SPORT COAT Fancy plaids, herringbones and diagonals. Fully -rayon lined. 80 wool, 20 rayon. E OA Sizes 6 to 10. ?eIW JR. BOYS' DRESS PANTS- Well tailored tweeds.- Pleated . front,- cuffed! Button fly. 62 wool. Brown and blue... Att Others in plain brown gabardine.- , - v DOWNSTAIRS . V- Protection For Curly Heads! LITTLE GIRLS' STRAW HATS 39c Charming novelty straw hats to - protect little, girls' from the hot summer sun while at play! Their gaily trimmed brims are sweetly rippled or rolled, to prevent sunburn or freck ling. Serviceable light weight straw! SECOND FLOOR Limited Quantity CARPENTER'S OVERALLS 268 8-01. white duck. Double thickness knees, reinforced stitched at points of strain. Full sis nail pockets. Hammer straps. Sises 32 to 38. MAIN FLOOD. . DEBUTONE BLEND PRINTS 69 7t Make your new spring dresses. A tested rayon fabric, Hind washable. 40 Inches wide.. BALCONY ORCHARD UTILITY YARN o,59c "Satisfaction In avery stitch." Guaranteed 100 pure virgin wool. Assorted colors. : ' BALCONY ;'- VELVELETTE FLANNEL r mm -1 r..i-i- " HM. wl.lt. cAtton flannel. ins rinneioiiai -o.,,.w... " i " 38 inches wide. AVAILABLE IOiOO O'CLOCK FRIDAY MORNING. ' ' BALCONY LADIES' RAYON PANTIES Cynthia rayon panties. Tea rosa only. CompW laitle walit band. Briat aty. vyitn iaiuc ieg. ' - . ' MAIN FLOOR - nowNsTAras J
