Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 11, 1946, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextlrfSJ u'"1 Mm. J. H. Ratal Luvurno, docked Iu hi. weekend untl lit 'f no within tow "ttfuli. Voung Wryn's "JKf Wry i Sr., I an on "ifh the Circut Northern, W,1 Sig Into w "rvteo, i " . ved lor a tlmo P"roundkoui!. , wit Of PythlM MOID Klamutli loduo No. 01), i a 1'yti'l'". wll mccl S nlllll, ",1"ht- Ul 8 ';'B the WOK hull, nituul "Ik wll bo conducted in 1 pan' VI.UH.B l,.nllA nilfl n. t,U will bo served. L To Moot Member, of filamont extension unit f .ubjoct, ;;Koe,,ln 15 by Mr. Wlnnifred PJh() wm also provide rcn. c.i IP W. Tlcliiinnr Ell police' returned Sutur- I,". ,1 mm, nlt.m.1. K'doIIco hcIiooI conducted RW department o IdoIIco. Suverul other offl ue In Mcdfurd thin week idlnl tlio cnoui. j. Eagle) The Lady J dub will meet WvdiiCH ,t noon In tho lowor FOE lor potluck luncheon. Pi ...fti i... nliivnft. Women lire worklnK during tho lire cordluiiy invitcu io win (luncheon. Tn Parli Cnnt. Itiiv Et. Bclliint, on of Mr. nnd I i. m niotuhfr nf tho Ell. f' ji..uinn nlr trnnannrt tmd now miiuuhch v hid field, Purl airport, nc ji to U. S. army public tool release. Lbr Hottottoi The USO fr hostesses will meet to- Kit 7:30 in me uau louniio. n uked to attend because fc will be dl.icu.islon on kecp- part of the UbU miutiinK allcr uio ciuo ciuac lor remaining gervlcemcn in kith Falls. mill Unit Member of the ill extension unit will meet diyit 7:30 p. m. in tho high oL Tho fubject for discus- ind demonstration will be of floors, woodwork and u. All Interested are invited Wend. Eualoi Tin. ir.,,. i Ml TV. ... . . TV." "i.Riwn uu. limy will hold iih remiliir meet lllg TuiMtny lit 7:ll n m I,, il... lowur li'DIC luill ').. 1..IM .... Inltliillon of cundldiilcN nnd of- ncum nun urilL tciiin will wear formula. EiiUirliiliimi-nt will fol- Inuf ttin l.t.ul..... I... fronhmuiis will bo nerved. Weaken,! Tl ,-it Shaw with Dr. ii iid Mm. Allen Prli.Ht i,m,I r.....ll , ... ...... ,y n,t:ii i uiu weekend lit SiiHiinvllle, Calif, ro- rvilllIIIUIl 1'lillD Sllll duy IllUllt. Tliev enftnunlor,..! u Hiiow Ktorin on their return drlvo. HoUtlvoi Visit Mr. nnd Mm. it. O. Moon, Marlon upnrt muntH. hiul ii vInIi rinm n...u diuiKhler nnd non-lu-liiw, Mr. nnd mm. miocii miirr of siilem Sun dny. Mnrr him been dlschnrKed after four yeiirn niivv service nnd plium to attend Wllluinclte university. Called to Eugono Mr. nnd Mm. Chet LmiKHlet wero culled to Kukciio Siitunlny by tho deuth of Mm. Lunifnlid'n father, C. A. Hlce. llurlul services uro to be held thlH iiftcrnoon from the Simon Chnpel, KuKcno. Going Homo Mm. Lydln Ed- moiuiH nii.1 icii tor Her homo In WyomhiK lifter pondlng the winter with her daughter, Mm. wuiinin ureswcll ut her homo on Merrill roud. nan ( ' V Brlssendcn, land uso specialist with the U. S. bureau of recla mation, Is buck In the local of fice after HpendliiK two days on business nt tho regional office in Sucrnmcnto. To Hang . .-a'iii '" ''iiiwijjii V' s . 'J 'J Complet By Plan Dr. nnd Mrs. L. A. lllck of Delta, Colo., arrived by plane when they heard of the Illness of her brother Byrum Luce who Is In Khimnth Valley hospital. They nrc staying ot the Wlllurd. In Port Charles R. Knight Slc, son of Mrs. L,. L. Larson, 618 Willow, is In San Francisco where his ship will be until March 10, when he will leave for Norfolk, Vn. Ho phoned homo this weekend. tell To Moot Esther clrclo Hii First Methodist church meet in tho church parlors hdiy it 1:30 p. m if the per is stormy. If not, mem- tin meet wun Mm. fit u. ler, 314 Lngunu. tpiorlna-Frlcnds of Lane (tn of 726 California avc- wlll be Interested to learn i ihowlng improvement at !de hospital following In i received in an automobilo mt Friday night. ; ; Job Robert Brlsbon, ley Heights, has started to it the Wincmn. He has employed with a milk f ny as a truck driver. To Spook Arnold Grulapp, superintendent of schools, will speak on station KFJI Tuesday at 1 p. m. In connection with Girl Scout Week. He will speak on "Cnmplng Activities." Card Party The Suburban League auxiliary will sponsor tho first of a new series of cord parties Tuesday, 2 p. m., In the KC hall. The public Is Invited. Stlngorotto Club Members of Sllngeretto club will sponsor tho March card party Wednes day nt 2 p. m. In the KC holl. Maude Phillips and Rlln Fuller Will bo hostesses. Stocking Dolls The stock ing dolls made by the Girl Scouts of the Klamath Union high school senior troop nre on dis play today In the window of Penncy's storo. Short Leavo Roy Dulchcr is homo on a short leave from his base in Seattle visiting with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Dutchcr, at tho Winemn. In Washington Martin Rnms by, of Dalton-Evuns, Merrill po tato growers, Is in Washington on business. TE CflPSi FOR WORK OR SPORT STOCK UP FOR SUMMER plEH PATTERNS ....... 59c 39 Oregon Woolen Store 800 Main Acetylene Welding and Cutting Supplies -Apparatus ST lurt Htv ha -v. ir wm Everything for Welding and Cutting! 'REGO" torches and cutting' equipment made by National Cylinder Gas Co. ' Acetylene generators and AC electric welders. Oxygen and acetylene, delivery Service Right Now! S ES S LER BROS. 134 Markat Phona 4862 Phillip H. Holncy, 72, (top) and hit ton, William H (bot tom) will bo hanged simultan eously March 29 at tho Fort Maditon, la., prison in what Warden Percy Lilmon de scribed as the first oxecution in history of a father and a son for a Joint crime. They were convlctod of the Dec. 16, 1944 murder of Robert W. Raebel, a rosort operator. (AP Wirephoto). I(FL7 Hears ion; Tests Next Construction of radio station KFLW In nearly complete, and equipment teats will begin in a tew days. As soon ut the tests are com. pletcd, the station will await final word from the federal communications commission on specific time for beginning reg ular broadcasting, Tho- tests will be. conducted for several days; and will con sist of measurement of operating wave - icngtn, . audio - frequency runs, which will enable the en- ? Incurs to adjust the equipment or highest possible fidelity, and complete general adjustments to provide operation in accord with fiostwar suinuurus or cngincer ng practice. Full Operation ' It la exnected the station will be in full operation before the end of the month. The studio is located on the Esplanudo street side of The Herald and News building, and tho antenna is on the Balniger building. All of the equipment in tho plant is new. The trans mitter is of postwar construc tion, Just having been received from the factory, and incorpor ates many improvements de veloped during tho war years. CHAMBER REVIVED BAY CITY, March H WP) The north Tillamook County chamber of commerce, inactive during the war, has been re vived with Guyon Blissett, Neahkahnio, as president. Parsnips have been cultivated since Roman times. Junior Hostesses The junior hostesses dinner will be held Thursday night before the USO closing ceremony. Girls are asked to sign up at tho USO be fore Tuesday night. Visiting M. W. Coscboom, formerly a resident of Klamath Falls, now of Chind, Calif., is visiting friends here. - On Vacation Leigh Acker man, assistant chief of police, is vacationing for a month on the coast. Home Henri Conradi, 2529 Homedalo, Is at home after be ing confined to the Hillside hos pital. The first apartment houses In the United States were called French flats. Insuro your car with Hani Norland. 123 N. 6th St. Phone 6060. 3 IIS MAIN TET LOOK to TISSUE for I DESIRABLE QUALITIES 3 Rolls 23 " fACIFIC COAST PAPER MILLS Billlnghom, WeiMngtoa DISTRIBUTOR WANTED- . . . To Handle the Most Sen sational. Proven Article that has Entered the Automotive Field Since Its Beginning. Can you establish dealers on an article that will lava seventy cents out of every dollar on the operating cost of any Automobile. Truck or Tractor? Prove to our fac tory representative who will be in your city next week that you are the right man and we will prove that we have it. We expect our distributor to service and supply his own dealers making it neces sary to carry a two thousand dollar stock. Write Box 2400 car This Newspaper. Hi . The Western Regional offices of the War Assets Corporation have joined together in a cooperative sales offer ing of ferrous and non-ferrous metals. If items you seek are not listed, you may be able to obtain them through the nearest War Assets Corporation office. BRASS BAR STOCK Pl.t. heMSon.1. n in dlamaton " thick-..." in 10' W random.. locution!. j COPPEH TUBING Hard or soft drawn seamless, in coils or various straight lengths (crated.) Various diameters and thicknesses. - ALUMINUM Sheets and tubing in various sizes, thicknesses and specifica tions (San Francisco). Bars, rods, tubing and extrusions, (Los Angeles). STEEL Sheets, plates, strips, bars, struc tural, rods, available through all western offices. BRASS Brass pipe, Grade A seamless in 12 to 16 foot random lengths W to diameters. lltms offered subject to prior sale or withdrawal. Buying preference to Vet erans of World War II. War Assets Corporation A subsidiary of Reconstruction Fin.oce Corp. 0) A disposal aacney deilgnitni by the Surplus Property Adminis tration for Surplus Producers' l a) and Capital Goods formerly .1 w handled by the Recomtnictlon Finance Corporation ... and A for Surplus Consumers' Goods formerly handled by the U, S, Department of Comment. SALES OFFICE 258 MONTGOMERY ST. SAN FRANCISCO. 4 EXbrook 8321 m Monday, March 11. 1S48 HERALD AND NEWS FIVE Gabardine Dresses A clear statement of color these solid paitelil Delicate powder , blue, blushing rose, Clearwater aquas and mellow . golds. Young tailored or dressy styles with warm-weather sleeves: cap, capelet, but no more ' than half-sleeve. Square, rounded, plunging, key-hole necklines. Junior Mutes, 9-15. Misses 10-20. $4 .98 and SECOND I'll floor I ' I A 2 " : NO ONE'S TOO YOUNG FOR aT - Boys' Toddler Coat- Sets Sturdy, little double breasted herringbone coats with nice rayon linings! L Qfl wa w 69c Sizes 1-3. Matching Caps Girls' Toddler Coat Sets Dainty styles in candy colors. Of fabrics soft as a L Of) bunny's ear! Sizes 1-3. -Matching Bonnets 98c Girls' Toddler Blouses Crisp; ruffled cotton charm ers with perky puffed sleeves. Some embroidered! AQ Sizes 1-3. ' Cute Suspender Skirts Gaily pleated solids, checks or plaids. Some brightened with embroidery! i QQ ' Sizes 1-3. .! Toddlers'. Easter Frocks - Cottons and rayons, with full skirts, puffed sleeves, 9 BQ sweetly trimmed. 1-3. ' Toddlers' Crisp Sunsuits To keep them brown as berries!. Sun thirsty suits, some with separate O QQ skirts: 1-3. " Toddlers' Smartallsl To protect chubby knees! Of cotton 9 29 corduroy. Toddlers' Knit Suits 1.98 Infants' Creepers ...1.98 Infants' Dresses ................1.98 SECOND FLOOR - Patent Side-Swirl Design - , PLATFORM PUMP 6 One side closed, other side with a strap only. The slingv back comes all .the way -around. Little blow-holes in the vamp so your feet will know it's spring! Jet . black patent on a faille platform. Size 5 to 8. Flat Heels for Glamour! PATENT T-STRAP 3 .49 The T-strap, : so youthful. The sling-back, so sophisticated.- This pump is much desired by the very young and misses for it is both dressy, and easy to wear., Black patent is clear accent . for colorful spring dresses. ' Size 5 to 8. ' .v Children's . SADDLE OXFORDS Just the thing for boys and girls to blossom out with this Spring. .49.98 2.49 8H -115S Km DOWNSTAIRS ,12-3 Contribute to Your RED CROSS Now! f Every citizen's help is needed to put over Klamath County's biggest peace-time Red Cross Drive DO IT TODAY! QUOTA - $43,100!