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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1946)
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Dufnn I IhA in. rrroii. mm. br Virginia Liahs or Klum- run. LnHd Dane The Degree will hnM a hnvjieed ki Monday at 8 p. m in Die hil for members, mentis i...ii& mintl. Awnrrla will U.mU UV.m. . ...... ..... kittn (or the best duncor and Ml cojiumci. tai r"rom School Jonn Un rood, daughter or Mr, nnd Clirenco II. unncrwood, . 7th. will arrive Snturdny bJni lor i brief visit from .Vnlvtrilty oi cnniornin. LnvllAH Mr nnri Mil Hrlte Erdln Instead of Mr. nnd Mr. ijm Hardin as previously an t;l, are purchajiera of f. In the Spring Lake dlt- irom naroiu nuicninson. tini Concert Mr. and Mrs. fiorlnnd and win nnd fcltr visited In Medford this itek attending the Jnckaon "1 Civic Music association Invsntory Kloji'iiuo McColm- nuj., vim ni:iHii irxui-uiivo HULTiJ tiuy, mid Mildred Williams, . slatunt secrctury, worn busy tills nioriilng Inking Inventory of nil llio aummor ciiinplug equlpinunt In tbo office. Ill -Henri Conriidl of 2520 lloiuediili) In ul homo III this week, lie Is employed ut tho rviiiiiimii iron works, Customer .Relations Face Vital Period ni'putiilioiis In the field of mer- eniiiKiisiiig mill ciistiiincr rein tlnns will Ijc mndu or iiiiiiued by till! innniicr In which rctnll flnns opvrute during tho next 12 mouths of critical consumer goods hhortnue. Stowiirl W. MunriHi of Delroit, general sales niiinnger or uie Linysli-r divi sion, Chrysler corporation, said here today, Monroe is on the west const conferring with Chrysler dealers on tho 1IMU program for Chrysler cms. In the case of the uiitomrihllc Munrne snld that there will un doubtedly bo n "seller s murker for sometime to come, since there aro muny more people who wiuii to buy curs tliiin mere lire curs to sell. In u "seller's mar ket," there Is nlwiivs n tempta tion to Indulge In discrimination and fiivorlllsm. Chrysler division dealers nre going to bo absolute ly fair In handling the delivery of customers orders for new cars, he snld. M". Don Fisher, first !( teacher at Fremont, went Eat noon Thursday with itU. She expects to be buck re kiooi room next week. LllW M...l. . - 1 i V, '"cull".- oi I. Klamath chapter, will IsVs.&J&.'d".,!!!! ni be a muslciil program wdbytca. C,fci,l,.n.d-M. J. I- Beard ..raciuc Terrace, left for nd Inst night. She expects 'awn The Washington Tradition Br EARL WHITLOCK You and I, when we were small, were told again mid aguin, Unit ancient tale about George Washington and his ovcr-cnthuslastlc efforts with hatchet which resulted In the demise of a per f cctly good cherry tree, and about his sub sequent truthful statement r e g a r d i n g the cause and effect of the Incident. And wo be lieved it all, too. Then, along cume tho do bunkers and we learned, Inter, that the talc was all a figment of the good Parson Wccms' im agination, that there never was any cherry tree that George hacked to the ground. And tho tu to is less and less told -to the small fry, as the years go by. And I am Just wondering if that is a good idea. Even grunt ing that it never happened, isn't it good for a small boy to feel that there did once exist a being of such transcendent no bility that he would not lie to his rather, though the offense had been great and the punish, ment loomed up pretty large? Parents think they are being extremely modern when they deny their children the old myths like Santa Linus ann George Washington s cherry tree. But can any trutn replace the pleasure nnd inspiration kid gets out of the myths? Tourist Court Owners Band GRANTS PASS, Feb. 22 (II Tho Hogue niver Valley Court Owners nssuclulion was formed here last night when tourist court owners of Josephine und western Jackson counties met to organlzo for tho purpose of "fos tering .... tho mutual good of tourist courts and the traveling public . and to acquaint visi tors with tho sporting and rec reational features of the Rogue itlver valley." A; w-,'I'yl"r was named presi dent wllh G. A. Nunn as vice president; Mrs. J. F. Harris of Hogue Hlvor us secretary-treasurer. Thp group voted thut member ship In the Grunts Pass und Jose phine County chamber of com merce will be required of mem bers mid that court owners in he Illinois valley will, be en titled to membership in tho Il linois valley chamber by virtue of their membership In the Grants Pass chamber, 1 8TORM WARNINGS HKATTLE, Feb. 22 (!) Southeast storm wurnings were ordered this morning from Tu toosh Island to Cape lilanco, with small craft warnings on Inland waters. Decreasing southerly winds were forecast for late today. Thief Sells Ring To Wrong Person SPOKANE, Feb. 22 IJI') For a week police sought a mun who smashed the M. M. Cohen Jewelry compuny window and imido off Willi more thun $1000 worth of rings and pen und pen cil sets. Lust night a youth stopped a mun on Hie street und ultempt ed to sell him a ring. The youth wns tuken Into custody on a burglury churgc becuusc the sulcs prospect happened to be Detective George Sexsmith. USO Will Bid Marines Adieu The USO will bid goodbye to the murines leaving Klamath Fulls with u farewell dinner to night nt 8:30. The dinner will be served by tho women of the grunge. The club will be decorated In nn Italian cuburct style, with a floor show of civllinn talent nftcr the dinner. The program will be followed by dnnclng. This uflernoon, the girls of the USO stuff were on hnnd serving doughtnuts und cookies at the SP depot when trains left carry ing tho murines to their new stations, Clnssiricd Ads Bring Results. Bank Teller Faces Charge PORTLAND, Ore., Fob. 22 OP) Leonard Jumcs Trythull, 44, head teller ut the United Suites Na tlonul Hank's main branch here, faced an embezzlement charge today in connection with a $202.02 shortago in the bank's March of 'Dimes funds. He was freed on $1900 bond after waiving preliminary hear ing before Commissioner Robert A. Lcedy and was ordered held for the federal grand Jury. Bank officials said Trythall's hobby Is- numismatics coin-collecting. THE FUTURE INSURABILITY ' ' ' ' ' h effl of your children is assurad with a JUNIOR Adjustmtnt POLICY PAUL A. LEE Phona 7777 111 N. 9th SUN LIFE OF CANADA Friday. Fab. 22, 1946 ' HERALD AND NEWS FIVE fx Next Mondav Mr. Whitlock of the Earl Whitlock Funeral Home will comment on Funer al Prices Lng in the Price Up swing. It Should Be A family Suul OUR funeral arrangements should be a family secret but not o family mystery! . " You can relieve your family of a tremendous burden by recording your wishes NOW, so that they will be Instantly available THEN. We have a booklet of counsel on this subject, written by nation ally known authorities, and a sim ple form which you can fill out in o few minutes. We'll mail this ma terial to you In a plain envelope, without obligation or "follow-up" of any kind, if you'll Just phone or write your request or best of all, call in person. . , EARL WHITLOCK FUNERAL HOME Phone 3458 or 64S1 ' "Sine 1905" yW Utt HUt .re YOUR nspoiuibilitr again sun and fun! Upper left: Doris Dodton's "Such Excitement", two-piece with wing alecves. Avocado green, natural, pink printed ipun rayon butcher linon. 9 to IS. Upper right: Doris Dodson'a "Boy Meets Girl," aide-wrap dress. Lime yellow red, blue with wine, peach witb aqua rayon abetting. Sixes 9 to 15. ' 1 . Bight: Doris Dodson'a "Big Town" doll-waisted dress. Coral, blue, or yellow with black. Printed rayon Victory linon. Sites 9 to 15. , THE WOMAN'S STOBiTiNc If -'-thy ' - -i'-ti' s "iP T Junior-Deb Coats i As Advertised in February Glamour Coats impeccably fashioned of 100 virgin woolens and tailored as-only JUNIOR-DEB could create them. Style Detailing Includes: ft GIANT PLASTIC BUTTONS & SADDLE STITCHING & NAIL-HEAD TRIMMING fc WRAP-AROUND SHORTIES & DARK AND PASTEL COLORS fr NEWEST. BOXY MODES 1-1 Sizes 1 0 to 18. 34.50 Freshen-up for spring in a ll Junior-Deb Cardigan Suit as featured in Junior Bazaar Spring beauties . . . typically JUNIOR-DEB in freshness of style ond tailor ing and fashioned by American Woolen Co. of 100 virgin wooleni. Luxuriously lined with PONATONE, a poridel acetate rayon lining.. Style Details Include: fr Fitted Flare Jackets fr Straight Tailored Lines fr Braid Trimmed & One-Button and Multiple Button Fronts Dolman Sleeves fr Gored Slimming Waistlines Sizes 10 to 18. 42.50 Headed For Spring FLOWERED BEAUTIES THAT WILL LEAD THE STYLE PARADE! Freshen-up your spring wardrobe with one of our little glamour hats bedecked with all the frill and flowered .loveliness for the 1946 season. Whatever your hat whim may; be you'll find it at Moe's. ft STRAWS TRIMMED WITH RIBBON STRAW AND SILK TRIMMED WITH FLOWERS OR FRUIT & STRAWS TRIMMED WITH NET ft STRAWS WITH CABBAGE ROSE ft LARGE SAILORS AND COOLIES ft FORWARD AND BACKWARD HATS ft PASTEL FEATHER HATS 5.95 to 35.00 . 3 mi illKSjriliMtlllltS ltXtWhvt v Y"&sm.!g& S3! "mm. ra TFT WOMAN'S STODEjncX f l
