From Corvalllt Five Kluin
, , ath muii altuudud tliu nikl-wlntor
eMlun of tliu UiX'Kuii tilutu JCIks
aesodutlon ut Curvnllla Satur
day. Tliuy Included Mnlcolin
Kplfy, dlHlrlut deputy Kiwid
cxullod rulur fur OrcKon Houtli;
Kuy lUmur, exulted rulur, Klum
alh Kid U WkIku; U. W. llountoii,
HuvruUiry, Kliiinath locluo; Lynn
SkllllnKlon, c r K e u n l-ut-urnis,
tutu iiNHuulullun, mid Gury Co
zud. 'i'lioy wuro homo from Cor
vUln todiiy, The Ellin nnmml
convontlon will bo hold at Dukor
In Oio curly summer,
In Egypt II. II, Dunbar hnii
received word from III" dmiith
tor wild fninlly, Mr. und Mm.
Kncst Moiior und Junlco and 13ur
ban, tlmt thoy docked January
26 nt Alexandria, Egypt, nftor
millliiK JniHiiiry 10 from Now
York on the SwodUli liner.
Clrlp.sholm. They lejft the next
tiny by (ruin for Cairo und will
upend about one month there. In
tho tni'iintlme they plan over
nlijht trips to Palestine, down the
Nile, unci ulo a visit to the
Pyramid. They will fly to their
new pout In Nigeria probably
next month,
Dinner .The annual dinner
meeting of tho Klumuth county
chuptor, American Hud Cross,
will bo hold Wednesday, Febru
ary 20, nt 0:30 p. m In tho Pell
, can party room. Servlco ribbon
and bam will be presented to all
who huvo earned them through
tholr time and services during
tho pant four yours. Reserva
tions may bo muda by culling
7184.
District Mtot Attending the
Camp Klre district 6 meeting
bold February 15 In Scuttle wn
Mrs. D. C, Julmiiton, president of
tho Klumuth County Council of
Cump Flro Girl. Prodding over
the meeting was Murthn Allen,
national council executive, and
council representatives from the
entire northwest area were In at
tendance.
Speaker Rev. Elvon Tull won
the upouker ut tho 1 1 o'clock
service Sunday at St. Paul's
church. Ho has recently re
turned from several years serV'
ice overseas and held tho runk of
lieutennnt-colonel in tho chap
lains' corps. With Rev. F. C.
Wlssonbach ho left Sunday for
A Hums to conduct services, and
tha two spent Monday lliore.
In Hospital Mrs, Lola Tar
water, route 3 box 420. Is a ra
tlent at Hillside hospital whore
ha had sunerv Jnnuary 24. Mrs.
Tarwater Is permitted no visitors
with the exception oi nor iem
"y.
League lo Meet The League
f Women Voters will meet
Wednesday, February 27, In the
library cum rooms.
i'VHil.'L'J..V
The Weitfrn Regions! office! of the
Wir Assets Cotporatioa hsve joined
together in a coopcrsiiva tsict offer
ing of lerroui and non-ferrous metslt.
If items you seek are not lined, you
mijr be able to obtain them through
the nearest .War Assets Corporation
office, . . .
' Return Mr. and Mrs. Merit E,
Smith und duughlor, Murgurol,
liuvu roturned from a threo
wouks' combined buslnuss und
pleusuro trip which took thorn
to mo coast, I'oruunu una oeiu
tlo. While In Suuttlo they visit
ed with Mrs. Smith's brother
and family, Mr. und Mrs, Roger
Walsh, formerly of this city.
Concert Date Tho data for
tho third of series of concerts
plunned by tho Klumuth Com
munity Concert uwiociullon Is
Wednesday, rooruiiry zi, when
Jcun Wntson will sing at tho
Pelican theutro. Admission is
on presentation of membership
curd only und no tickets will bo
sold at tho door.
Townsend Meeting s The
Townsend club will meet ut 8
p. in. Tuesday at the humn of
II. O. Myors, 500 N. 0th. Curds
nud refreshments will follow the
business meeting. Tha auxiliary
will meet Wednesday at 1 p, in,
for potluck luncheon ut the licinie
or Mrs. mi Douglas, il.Yl uomc
dalo fur a rcgulur business mcct
lng.
New Orders MnJ. Jennings
u. L,owmnn, who wus due in New
York on the Westpolnt ubout
February S, from Munllu, hus re
ceived new orders and will re
port for duty In Korcn, according
to word received hero from Mrs.
Lowman who now makes her
homo in Vancouver, Wash.
nrrar HOPE
Bu- i
J332 d smeter,
fihr. core, naht or 1
the other end galvanised th mble.
One serration but sultsbl for
ouv wires, gusrd msterisl,
tSdS U 1400 w .MO ")
COPPER TUBING,
Hard or soft drawn seamless, In
coils or various straight lengths
(crated.) Various diameters and
thicknesses,
ALUMINUM
Sheets and tubing tn various
sizes, thicknesses and specifica
tions (San Francisco), Bars,
rods, tubing and cxtruVns,
(Los Angeles),
STEEL
. Sheets, plates, strips, bars, struc
rurals, rods, available dirough
all western offices.
BRASS
Brass pipe, Grade A seamless in
12 to 16 foot random lengths
Vi" to 5" diameters.
lUm offtred subeel to prior lalt or
withdrawal. Buying preferttict to Vet
tram of World War 11.
War Assets
Corporation
A rubsldlsre of Reconstruction Pinince Corp,
A ddRoial aoencr ettlignatid tqr
thi Surpln Prapertir Admlnli
tnttwi tor Surplus Prsducvi'
It, S11'1 . '"wlr
Jinnies Corporilln , . . ind
ror Surplut Coniumm Goods
tonwrl, hlndlnl by h,
Oejirlmml if Coinwrci.
SALES OFnCE
ZS6 MONTGOMERY ST.
SAN FRANCISCO, 4
EXbrook 8321
Visitors Mr, and Mrs. James
Hall of Mcdford, formerly of
this city, wcro here over the
weekend visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Ted McDoncll of Canton,
O.. guests of her nnronts, Mr. and
Mrs. Elbert Veatch of Enrlc
street. Tho McDonells plan to
visit with the Halls In tho vulley
before returning home.
Eagles Auxiliary Tho Entiles
auxiliary will noia its regular
meeting Tuesdnv at 8 n. m. In the
lower FOE hall. Thero will be
entertainment and refreshments
after tho meeting. All auxiliary
members who are not in the aux
iliary drum corps are asked to
turn in tneir arum sucks.
From California Following a
three weeks trio through Call
fornla, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carter
have returned to their home at
5128 S. 6th. Their son, Ronald,
Is on leave irom navy service.
VFW Auxiliary There will
be a regular meeting of the aux
iliary to the Veterans of Foreign
wars In the library clunroom,
Thursday at 8 p. m. Following
the meeting the auxiliary Is to
entertain Pelican post at supper
and each member is asked to
bring a dozen sandwiches. A
large crowd la expected,
Texans Here Mr. and Mrs,
Jim West and Mr. and Mrs. J,
P. Nasworthv of Texas are mak
lng an extended visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Vaden on Far
go street.
To Staff USO The Klnmath
chapter. AAUW, will staff the
USO next Sunday at which time
there will be a turkey buffet sup
per.
Sympathy won't repair your
car, if wrecked. Good Insur
ance will. See Hans Norland,
123 N. 8th St. Phone 6080.
Ski Club Twenty members
of tho Sun Mountain Ski club
enjoyed skiing at Sun mountain
Stimiuy. They loft Klamuth
Fulls about 0:30 a. m, and spent
tha duy on the mountain, eat
ing lunch In the warm-up shack.
Snow was reported pretty soft.
Rebekah Lodge Prosperity
Rcbukuh lodge will mcot Thurs
dny. Fobruury 21, In tho IOOF
hull. A clnss of cundldutcs will
bo Initiated and a banquet Is to
follow tho lodga meeting with
Arlou Andrus as chairman of the
banquet committee. Ada Wllllts,
noblo grand, asks mat an mem
bers attend, if possible.
Improving Donald I'lymnie.
IS. who suffered serious head in
juries threo weeks ago when he
was KicKca, ry a norsc, spent a
good night Sunday at Klamath
Vnllev hosnllul. attendants said,
Tho boy was returned to the hos-
pitai lor treatment, or nis severe
Injuries.
Visitor Lt. Col. Lou Brctzke,
U. 8. army, brother of Mrs. Eliza
beth Kclllson, 30 Main, stopped
over In Klnmath Falls for a brief
visit Friday en roulo to Seattle.
He has seen lengthy service In
tho European theater.
Improving Friends of Lllllo
Darby, supervisor of vocal music
In tho elementary schools, will
bo Interested to learn that she is
slightly improved following a
lengthy Illness. Miss unroy is
with her sister Edith in La
Griindc, and notes will reach her
at tho Sacajawea hotel there.
Initiate Women of the Moose
will hold Initiation at the meet
ing Tucsdoy, February IB, In the
Moose hall. The ritual commit
tee will present Its chapter night
Crograin, and the executive
ourd meets at 7:30, preceding
lodge.
Arriving Jess Vail of the
Moore Business Forms com
pany, Portland, Is expected here
March 1. He is being trans
ferred to this city and plans to
bring his wife and five daugh
ters here as soon as he finds a
homo, ,
Leaders' Reminder Girl
Scout and Brownie loaders are
reminded that money from the
Girl Scout cookie sale Is due
this Thursday. It must be
turned In by that date to the
Girl Scout office.
Shipmates Visit Jack Fu
gate, Merrill furmer, and his
mother wore Sunduy dinner
guests of Mr. und Mrs. Vernon
Chitwood. Fuguta und Chit
wood wore shipmates together.
Business Trip Ed B. Gocck
ncr of the Model Shoe store,
and Stanley Plescr, Bustor
Brown shoes, returned this
morning from a business trip to
Salem, They left hero Saturduy.
A SI, , TtimAt Vlnlrtw
vii .......... ..WB
of Merrill and Alfred Andrews
of Silver L,uke were in iiiumutn
Falls on business Monday morn
ing.
ANW To Meet Members of
the Art Needlework club will
meet Wcdncsduy at 2 p. m. at
tho home of Mrs. Wilbur A.
Janes, 203 High.
Spud Business Herbert
Stover of Lakeview was in
town Saturday on potato seed
business.
To Portland Kelly Farrls and
Bob Mcado left for Portland
Monduy to take their examina
tions for army service,
Business Trip Mrs. Don
Finch is leaving Monduy night
for Portland and Eugene on a
business trip.
Sheep Moating Henry Gcr
bcr left today to attend the
Oregon sheepmen's meeting in
Lakeview Tuesday. G e r b e r,
William Kittrcdge and Ed
Geary attended the bull sale in
Red Bluff recently.
Vandenberg To
Seek Office
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clerk, in a call to The Herald
and News spiked rumors that she
might seek the assessor's Job,
saying that she was not a candi
date for any political office In
Klamath county, ,
Primary elections this yeor
will be held May 17. Henry Se
mon, veteran Klamath legisla
tor, has filed for re-nomlnation
on the democratic ballot and
Rose Poole la expected to seek
re-nomination on the republican
ballot.
Semon has been in the state
house of representatives since
1033 and Mrs, Poolo Is serving
her first term of office.
Wally Hector filed for the re
publican nomination for county
surveyor last week, and Frank
Z. Howard, the present office
holder, may announce his Inten
tions shortly.
Fred Pope of Fort Klamath is
the only candidate so far for
county commissioner. Pope is
seeking reelection on the repub
lican ballot.
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