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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1945)
WUutah Sun ivmui-.u , . , wiiu lung of Fall In tlio lr turn fumliilne yuarnlngs toward new clothtta , , , AlonK with muny others. . , . wandorlng through tlio shops to view tho "JukI arrived" iiiorchiiiidlao , . . lit WliytuTi I found J wit tlio iniawur to ciiimiil smartness , , , tho lwo-iluce sult-drona. Designed iy Lynn Leater of Ciillforniu, thvan come In sub clued shades of blue, rose and Hold with l'ucklock stripes . . . You ciin have your choice of both abort and Iouk Jackets , . , topping rood-slim skirts thnt em phasize fcmlnino alondorneaa. These ault-drcssos ulao feature thu bulky, broad drop ahouldcra . . . the -lust word In Fashion . , . And adding a touch to euch t:klrt la a short allt at the front hcnillno. Bo,- If you're looking for uu all-around outfit, theae lira woll worth seeing . . , priced at only $25 . . . and exclusive at Whytnra. Of course, a now handbag I alao a must-have at thi aeaaon . , , und tills was on my mind when 1 auw an exciting new one In Whytnl'a window. Inquiries brought forth soma Interesting facta . . .. mainly, Hint It's a genuine lizard akin . , . made hi Argentina which la one of the few places left with plenty of leather at th present time. Thla particular atyle liaa an unusual V-shancd cluap, handle loops . . . and la lined In deep brown suedo . . . But Ituldo the store Marge Whytal ahowed me throe other atylca . . , aome with lop fnirtonera and one envelopo , , . all equally fascinating and ell lined either In leather or auedo with matching coin puraei . . , Only one stylo hat a rip per compartment. I can't Imaglno handbags that would be more complimentary to any outfit than these. Besides lizard, Whylal'a alao carry tho popular alligator bogs . . , but aomo other recent ar rlvala that took my eye- were the genuine patent kid ... In bluck thnt has a duller finish than Imitation patent , , , also from Argentina. The nlceat part about thla patent la that It simp ly won't crack or peel. These como In only one envelope atyle. At Whytal'a ... In the Medi cal - Dcnliil building, Ninth at Main. KROWSING around thla week to find a distinctive gift for a young friend going away to school, I found ex actly the right one at Cur rln's , . . quaint as well as f radical ... a trlpla compact, n ebony bluck, It reminded me of a little old-fashioned mirror, in shape. I must tell you moro of thla unusual compact as there must be others looking for something that's "different." Beneath the little lid on one sldo la the rouge. A larger lid on tho opposito tide conceals the loose powder compartment and puff. Now, the cleverest part of all is the holder for lipstick . . . yea, It Includca that cosmetic, too , . . that's where the "Irlplo" cornea In, for tire holder forms tho handle of the com pact! You can get the lipstick in various shades to suit your complexion . . . and refills, too. Another surprise . . . it's only $5. SO, plus taxi Speaking of compacts ... if ouro seeking ono a bit more practical for yourself ... I would suggest one of the hand made, Rcnulno leather ones at Currln's ... In red, green or bluo . . square In shape so that they fit neatly Into even tho most crowded handbag. These uro priced at $4.80 and $3.08. Or, If you still favor the metal types, Currln's has a varied se lection of himd-palntcd, silver plato compacts, oval and rec tangular ... for $4.45 and $5.08. Others range in price from $2.08 to $7.50. Connie Buert also told mo that another shipment of the popular Scotllo bags has arrived ... In blue, green, maroon and black leather . . . with zippers. 'So many of tho schoolgirls nave been asking about these for car rying their cosmetics . . and a bit of loose change . . . They're $2, pltiH tax. At Currln's . . . corner of Ninth and Main. North Bend Air Station To Close ' COOS BAY, Sept. 6 (IP) Naval officials said today the ouxllliiry air station at North Bend will close September 15 and only a few maintenance per sonnel will bo retained until disposition of facilities is deter mined. Lt, Comdr. C. M, Merkol said only ono squadron Is now sta tioned at the base and 21 aerial squadrons have been trained since the $2,000,000 station was commissioned In 1043. Tho 50 buildings required a staff of 700 military and 125 civilian personnel at the poak of operations, COMPETITION SEEN NEW YORK, Sept. 6 (IP) Airlines of American companies will faco kce.i foreign competi tion in International air trade but should get a fair share of tho business,-Thomas B, Wilson, chairman of tho board of Trans continental and Western Air, In-corporatcd,- said today, SAafU and SUoftt . FTER gazing longingly at 1 magazine lllualrulloiia of II those iltllo numbers called I "cocktail hats," I wua moro XI than pleased when I went siiuppniK ui ljuiik n . . miiu there wua Muclgo Long unpucK lug a ahipmont of these. It will bo hard to choose ono, I warn you . . , bacauso there's such a wonderful selection . . . Including something different and smart . . . the new poodlo- typo I o a t n c r nuts oi wmcn Long's have a fascinating array , . , with colors to mutch most any gown. (White ones will bo coming In later, Madge said). Theao hats are really a pom-pom arrangemont of ostrich feathers, worn on a black felt dlak . tilted above ono eye, Pretty as can bo arc the black velvet colols , , . brightly Jew oled . . . and wo both ugrced that whllo theso aro exactly right for the youthful 'teens, they're equally sultablo for the young matron who likes to wear a close fitting cap over her curia on formal occasions These come in half-hats . . and tho Juliet elyle. There wore some especially appropriate numbers for the tub-deb . , . and If I were busy setting a collego wardrobe to gether 'for a daughter ... I'd be puzzled trying to choose Be tween one of the snorkling so quln colols , . . with bugs to match In three stylos ... or one of tho lovely, unsophisticated velvet hats trimmed simply In horsehair net . . . perfect for her first demure black dress. Especially darling Is the style with a ruffled halo etiect, Alto In this new shlpmont were tho small, feather huts . in Dastel shades . . . that add Just the right drcst-up touch to an autumn outfit . . . and the fascinating a e a u I n veils . tome with gold designs, some colored . , . which the gala arc wearing over plain black colots All Inexoenslvely m-lced . . at Long' ... 719 Main Street. Studio, oj Beauty S THERE woman who doesn't like to change her I lialr-do occasionally? I asked I Fern Short at the Studio of Beautv to Hive mo tome coif fure cues . . . and she said that first and foremost its im portant to consider the features . . . because a hulr style that conforms to the face can add such a lot to attractiveness. So, 1 you've taken a sudden notion for a center port, better consult your beautician, fern pointed out that if features are regular ... a tacu neany ovui . . . with tho forehead well bal anced , . . then center part is ideal. A flat top hair-do can do things for you, she toys, if you'll heed your stylist's advice. For instance, if your face Is longish and slender . . . you can have it extreme on top with low winging waves on the sides . . . But If your face it stronger on width than length . . . you don't want It so pronounced . . , and you'll need curls and waves in built-up sidelines. The -seml-shlngle can be dis tinctly feminine ... if your hair-line Is adaptable to It . and your neck is well propor tioned. However, neat little curls are Important to frame the face . . , no straight, mannish lines. Don't attempt a shingle If your hair Is of tho texture that insists on looking sparse and scrawny in a tapered lino. Above all, Fern said to re member that acceptance of any fashion must be tempered by what that fashion docs to you! The Studio of Beauty Is on the mezzanine of Whytal's at Ninth and Main. Cat-One CAL-ORE tavern, located on Highway 07 south, is al ways a popular spot to spend an .evening . . . But from now on It seems to get moro and more so . . , un til reaching a climax at the holi days. Now that the gas coupon worry Is in the past . . . en thusiastic patrons, both past and new, will be driving down there frequently for ono of those de licious dinners. So many of my friends' have declared it's Just the right dis tance for a lato Sunday after noon jaunt . , , especially when an appetizing meal can bo had at tho other end . . . 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Ijdlitfliillm'iTAOlCTSl rouow laoei amotions, JAP PUPPET IN HILIPPI READY TO DIE YOKOHAMA, Sept, 6 (Pi lose Luural, who wua president of tho Jiipanusa puppet govern ment In tho Philippines wua quoted today by CU3 Corre spondent Felix Bustoa as saying "If our people decide I wua guil ty of disloyalty and treuson 1 urn roudy to bu shot." iiustoa said ho had located Laurel at Nura, near tho ancient city of Kyoto, whore ho act up a rolugeo government after a peri lous Journey to Japan last June. Teat Cat LauroJ contended his case should bo a test on the collabora tion issue, "lt tho commonwealth govern ment contemplates to try lead ing leaders of the Philippines wno participated in tho republic for tnelr acts," Bustos quoted Luurel In an interview, "1 sub mit that they bo spared that re sponsibility and try mo instead, first und solely." Laurel declared other leaders who worked with him thould be set free as they merely followed the policies, opportunities and limitations of his government. Bustos said he described the destruction of Manila to Laurel, who bowed his head. Tears came to Laurel's eyes as he said: "Yunashita (Japanese general In tho Philippines) - fooled me, when he asked me to leave Man ila for Bagulo. He assured me ho wouldn't defend Manila." . IS HUGE SUCCESS Playing to almost a full house In tho Pelican theatre Wednes day night, the Great Virgil, magician, and pretty Juile, his assistant, mudc a hit with towns people, und especially with the youngsters in the audience. Virgil used boys and girls from the crowd In many of the acts performed during the eve ning. Tnc finale, which left watch ers gasping and wondering how it was done, consisted of what Virgil called tho "Dematcriall zation" act. In this act, Virgil changed places with Julie, who had been tied in a sack and locked in a trunk, in about three seconds. Other performances included "Death on Mars," when the as sistant was pierced by a special bullet from a gun, and another old favorite, tawing a woman in half. The performance of Julie, the psyenic enigma, was also ap plauded after she had roDeateri from memory a list of 26 objects wmcn naa been given in scram bled order by members of the audience. . Benefits of this show went to tho Lions club sight conservation committee. ir SPRINGFIELD, Ore., Sept. 6 OT Likelihood that the $2,800, 000 wood waste alcohol plant here will be completed under the department of agriculture was seen here todoy. Work projected by the war plants corporation was halted recently. Officials of the operating or ganization, the Willamette Val ley Wood Chemical company, said Secretary Anderson has promised the agriculture de partment will assume Jurisdic tion. Ho was asked to take it over by Senators Morse and Cordon and Representative Ells worth. Senator Cordon said here to day that "details remain to be worked out." Eight railroads in Missouri have converted their right-of-way Into sanctuaries for birds and animals. ' Mm ...modo with CINCH CORN BREAD MIX. Each package contains All neceiiary Ingiadl nl. Juil add water, mix and ' bakt. For variety, to package contend add Vi cup of chop- pad cooked fruit and chop pad null. Try CtntW , Waffles and Cinch Hof Cakes, Tool1 ap taBBSflHBlBBaMtSBlVSBBlM BrtlWfilMtW&i Mutual Admiration Pact fapit . 2 oJkM Tall Gen. Charlca do Gaulle, president of the French Provisional Government, had to get down to the "Little Flower's" level when he embraced Mayor La Guardia, above, during ceremonies at New York City Hall when General De Gaulle wai made an honorary citizen. The general reciprocated by decorating "Butch" with the French Legion of Merit. d iy i 'II 2995 : ALL-WOOL IN LOVELY COLORS SMART SHORTIES AND CAtUAL COATS.. BROWN . . BLACK . . GREEN . . BLUE . . AMERICAN BEAUTY . . MELTONS . . COYERTS . . SUEDES . . CREPES . . ALSO FLEECES . . luff y ; : iff fjhy 1 to OJo -.!.:- 9Q95 1 Hi IT ; ALL-WOOL ... , A7 -? S ) r 095 :- ' . .,,(7 :M. j&zkg Open Til 8:00 Saturday!' Vtat Jo 617 MAIN ST. CS . . . . r SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 8 (IP) Saburo Kurusu, Japanese special envoy who was discussing peace in Washington at the moment of the sneak attack on Pearl Har bor, was quoted today as con tending that he knew nothing of the raid plans and was "deep ly hurt" by the American accusa. Uon that he was bait for the trap. Frederick C. Opper, Amer ican Broadcasting company cor respondent, also quoted Kurusu as reiterating:, "I did not know anything about the attack on Pearl Har bor before I left Tokyo. As a matter of fact, I found Prime PAT BUTLER Formerly at Haaal Beauty Shop will be pleased to meet her old customers at Houston Beauty Salon 114 N. 8th St. k. . M M t Thursday, Sept. 8, 194S Minister Tojo more optimistic about chances for peace than I was. I told him I though! things were very precarious in the Pa cific and when I met President Roosevelt a little later I told him the same thing that a single spark could start war in the Pacific." Quick Conversion Urged In London LONDON, Sept. 6 (IP) A newspaper clamor for quicker conversion of soldiers Into work ers swelled today following a declaration by Labor Minister George Alfred Isaacs that a la bor force of considerably more than 5,000,000 would be needed to revitalize British Industry. Prime Minister Clement R. Phona 3316 Sib I : W W iV. : HERALD AND NEWS aEVEH Attlee had set the number ot workers needed at 8.000,000 but Isaacs, in his statement of last night, Indicated he thought that Attlee'a figure was much too low. 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