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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1946)
440 Repats Will Sail For Japan TULliLAKE, Fob. 10 Deport- llldllt Of JlWlICO In IIIOVllIK pioximutoly 440 voluntary Jupa. iii'no rupiitrliitOH from horo by fpcclnl Irnlii tortny to Snn Pedro, from wlinro they will mil Xhuri diiv for Jiipiin. Tho lii-oiu), niimt of them mom bni's of fiiinillo, will bo In churuo of I vim Wllllnm, bond of the border patrol at Nowcll, Tlio rc- tiitrlnti'.H btivc boon liiHtrtictcd to in nt tho dcpnrtmonl of Justice firocOH.iInK Ntullon nt 1 p, m and hn trnln wn.i scheduled to leuvs nt 4. Pcriionii notified of recommen dation for removal to Jonan at a result of recent dopnrtmont of untlco lionrlnUH and who have not recpieHtod volnntnry ropatrln tlon, will bo romovod in tlio nenr future to a department of Juntlce internment camp, u in tentative ly plunned. Sixty peruana elllble for relo cation will leave hero nlso today nnd tha project population will bo reduced to 4200 by tonlKlH. An Inrreo.ic in those cliidble to be rolocutod In expected by next week, when 100 person a day will move out. WRA norvlcea are belnx shhrply curtailed and entire blcirku of the camp are bolnu cloned. The hospital re mnlns open. Clemens Returns To School Faculty Jerry Clemen la attain In structing the .science clans at Fre mont Junior high school after an absenco of two yearn in the armed forces. Clemens took over tho clns Monriuy morning. Mrs. Jamea Scott, who has , been teaching science during Clemen' absence, ha retired to devote her time to her home. Clemen served In the battle of Levle and Okinawa and wa on Mlndoro after V-J Day until his return to the United State, lie received hi honorable dis charge about a week ago. Stromb.rg-Carlson Had lei. Derby' Mutle Co. Tuesday, Fab. II, 194 HERALD AMD HKWS SEVIH When You DUY- Wbtn jroa buy rl estate, Insist on a Commonwtslth losured Till, ti It your gold teal of owncrihlp; When You SELL- When you (tit, jlre the buyar a Commonwealth Insured Tlllt, Ih simplest, surest, most In pensive form of till protection; WlUon TW mnd A (.frail Co. Klamath falls v3 aSsBBBWasslJkrfi4Wi1i, i CHEF'S SPECIAL! Wednesday Only Cocktail Soup Salad Prime Ribs of Beef Vegetable - Potatoej . Drink and Dessert Watch For Those Daily Specialsl Hersliberger's 421 Main Cafe Ph. 637S "'s SMS... a Lrt - r, Breath-Taking! . . Terrific! . . . Tremendous! . . . You know it is . . . for LEONS sales are always "Breath taking . . . Terrific . . and Tremendous" . . . For 4 days only will this "Cavalcade of Values" continue ... and remember . . . PRICES DON'T COUNT . . . It's "Clean-up time" at LEONS. (Doors open at 10 a. m. Wednesday.) STARTS WEDNESDAY DAYS .ONLY I Scsddls-Oxfords I I Tailored and dressy types-many 1 II 0ne 9rou? ?f h'sh ty I I I I jewelry necklines. All from our I About so pat of our regu- 99 II millinery. II regular stock Values Ur 8,9d fU r Wool Anklefs BLOUSES Elastic top. All colors. 100 TT UVX Not too many here-but values wool. Sizes 9 to 11. Regular y I I , ' V LY they are. Regular 4.95. niri(iF; 7 cr .t SWEATERS UIUiVIM I, I ' ! ' ""fX- '1 V J 100 wool slipover sweaters. Just 60 left in group. Reguldr 4 " V ' i I . f X ..'1 Good assortment of colors. 1.19 and 1.95. i -1 ''W ' L 1 - lM J Values to 6.95. Now ftQ . (te N0W BAGS F'Ln Ti SCARFS Corde' trim, Kay cords. Many J ' " ' I -i Scarfs - Headsquares. leathers. Values to 5.95. V, sW. White - 5 colors. II ' " PRICE A e "'' Valuaa galora tight whan you want soma- jjr wi i thing naw between seasons. Coat. Suit i:v. i . . ' ''-'iii ,nd Dree in style you will appreciate, jfi II Only II Cotton lac panties. Elastie Jgiif III f II 1 1 II . top. 5 colors.' Regular 79e aa3 111 r . : f 1" 525 MAIN
