Piano Pupils
Get Auditions
Klamath Full! I foituiuito In
bring imp of tlio i!0ll crnti-ra
whore Nntlonul (iulld audltlona
are hnld fur Urn benefit of pluno
Jinpila (ir the clly unci surround
nil towns, Diites fur Ilia nvrnt
re April 24 ami 2ft. It wm an
iiniiiicrd tudiiy by Klsler M. r'uus
tlna (if HiictihI Heart academy
srhool of music, cliiilrinun of III
Kliiiniitli Knlla rhiiuti'r of the
National Ciutlcl of rhino wieners,
The adjudicator to bo cut for
this section la Aili'liildu Andnr
aon Itli'liuriUiiii of Itolse, Ida., a
iiiuhIcIiiii of flint Iriiliilnil and ex
perience Kl(lity students will
participate, lliu audition to l
lielcl In lliu academy audltoiiuni.
The guild vmhracca the Amcrl
ran Lnllcgo of Musicians, the
most Illustrious nniiK'a In llio
pluno world, mid la affiliated
with Ilia Music Teachers Na
tional asaocliillnn, Nntlonul Ked-
eratlon of Mimic Clubs and Na
tional Mualc Council. Faculty
members of Coltiuvblu, Yule,
Jullllurd, New Knglaiid, Syra
cuse, and a lonK Hat of atute
universities are connected with
the uulld and acliolurahlpa are
held In practically all li'inlliiK
mualc schools mid universities
by piiplla who have piiaacd the
stiff exiinilnntlon leading to a
National Uulld IiIkIi achool dl
plonui. Teachers who huvo their
college, degrees work for the Na
tional Uulld collegiate, diploma
lo Increase their atmidliui, and
thla month two holders of the
Young Arllnl dlplnmiia nro glv
hif 'town llull recitals In New
York.
USCG Recruiter
To Visit Lake view
Chief Kogcr llerendeen, coast
gourd recruiter for aouthern Ore
Hon, will make another ached
uled trip to Lakcvlew Thuraduy
on recrulthiK bualnraa. lie will
bp at the employment office from
l 30 a. m. until 2:3(1 p. m. April
25 to answer any questions re
garding aerviea In the peacetime
coaat uuurd.
High achool atudenta are espec
ially Invited to come In and
learn the advantiigca and oppor
tunltlea offered, by thla branch
of aervlce, llerctulccn urgca. Fri
day and Suttirduy of each week
he la available at tho Klamuth
County chamber of commerce,
323 Main,
Son Of Klamath
Man Made Ensign
Jack C. Rhoadrs, Greenwood,
Ind., waa commissioned enalgn
In Ui U. S. marltlmo aervlce In
graduation ceremonlea at Ala
meda, Calif., on April 22.
Ensign Rhoadea also received
license a a third assistant en
gineer In the U. S. merchant
marine. He will be assigned to
merchant vessel delivering the
gooda to American occupation
men overseaa.
Ensign Rhoadea la a veteran
of 2i years' actlv service with
the U, S. merchant marine. He
i the ton of Mr. Cecil G.
Rhoadea, 1414 E. Main, Klanuilh
Falls.
G. P. Couple Buy.
Merrill Exchange
MERRILL. April 23 Mr. and
Mrs. John J. O Mulley, Grants
Pass, have purchased the Mer
rill Exchange from Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Orr, taking possession the
first of the week. They operated
a similar business In their former
location,
Mr. and Mrs. Orr, who make
their home on the Merrill high
way east or town, made no an
nouncement as to future plans.
'A Singer expert
is best qualified
to repair and
ad lust vour ma
chine. Reasonable charges, bawd
on advance estimate.
SINGER SEWING CENTER
118 Main St. Fhona 8402
S'CKS' BREWING COMPANY
4
: A SICKS' PTS
! PRODUCT t
'V ",' U1 .'M1-1 "I" 1 " agnsuMtnaausii ) fPMiijilaff
FBI Man
f'W"l'f!WaJ'
Howard I. Bobbltt, apeclal
agant In charge of the Portland
llild division of FBI will lead
the law enforcement conference
In Klamath Falls Thuraday.
FBI To Hold
Confab Here
The semiannual Federal Hur
eau of Investigation law enforce
ment conference will he held In
Klamath Kill In ut 7 p. in, Thura
duy, In the circuit court room
of the courthouse,
Howard I. Hohhllt, aperliil
agent 111 charge of the Portland
field division, will lend the con
ference, discussing postwar
crime trends.
Special agents John R. Mc
Culloch and Itiilpli C. Vogcl
will talk on bunk robbery in
vestlgiitinna and safety precau
tions In bundling LI. S. military
and foreign miiko smnll urma.
There will also be a presentation
of a serlca of practical arrest
problems. All local Inw enforce
ment officers are Invited to at
tend. Mary Landry Named
To Prom Position
UNIVERSITY OK OREGON,
Eugene, April 23 (Special)
Mary I.undry, daughter of Mrs.
Ilnrel M. Landry, 331 Pacific
Terrace, Klamuth Falls, has been
appointed to act as chairman of
the patrons and patronesses com
mittee for the "State Fair" Junior
prom, social highlight of the
forthcoming Junior Weekend,
May 10, 11 and 12.
Miss Landry is majoring in
sociology.
Klamath Girl Voted
To Honorary Post
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON,
t-ugene, April Z3 (Special)
Dorothy Riggs, dnughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Robert M. Riggs. Lake
shore drive, Klamath Falls, was
recently elected vice president
of tho university chapter of PI
Lambda Theta, women's national
education honorary, at a meet
ing of tho group thla week,
Miss Riggs is a Junior,
Men's
Bib Overalls
OREGON WOOLEN STORE
. "Your Health. Is Our
Buslnesa"
BUCKH0RN MINERAL
SPRINGS SANITARIUM
-2z Hot Mineral
, MudnBoht
WnIIS l Mr
Carbon Dloxld Vapor Baths
r ocfvaUat un4 rtflimmnndtct for
Atthm tima Vol Am Hlnue
Hronchille High md Lew Blood
Friire.
Dark hem Mineral Kprlnri ere le.
ratr-d II mllri aouth of Aathland,
Orr., ea Km If rant Creek.
Cam pi ale, rhrala-Tboraiir Cllnle.
It art or an Nree are la alien
a nee,
Rratanahla Ralea At?eer4lnf fa
Iraaltaanle required.
ramplelelr fMrnUhi-d aleeplnff and
hautrhf pinjr cabin with all
modern farlllllee,
Far rBervatlene er detailed Irtfnr.
mallan, aridreae narkhara Mln
eral flprlnia Hanllarlnm, Rl. I,
Aihland, Ore,, er phone Lena Dis
tance. Dr. Htrman Woxlar, Director
-K SALEM, OREGON
i
Plywood Plant
May Be Sold
SEATTLE, April 23 HI The
"conlemplalod" aula of the
Olyinplu Veneer company, re-
gurded as tho lurgest producer
of Uoiiglns fir plywood in the
United States, waa disclosed
last night by Attorney Casslua
E. Gutes.
He iiuoled the company's
president, Arnold Koutonen,
The sale price would bo
around $4,50U,U0U. an assocluto
of the law firm of Hogle, iioglo
and Gules Indiculed. He aald u
report that the sulu was to
reuch $0,000,000 was about
twlco too high,
Tho purchaser would bo Les
ter ami company of Los Ange
les, and Lehman brothers of
New York, Koutonen suld, add
ing terms of the contruct pro
vided that the purcliUHera could
Inveallgiito company uffulrs for
several months.
The announcement said stock
holders at a meeting April 13
upproved a contract contem
plating the aule of the cornpuny
and Its subsldlurlps, the Olym
piu Plywood Machinery corpor
ation of Olympla, Wash., the
Eugene Plywoorl company, of
Eugene, Ore., and the Pacific
Plywood corporation of Wllla
minu, Ore.
Roscburg Men Buy
Tule Electric Shop
TULELAKE, April 23 Hurry
E. KinuhiirgiT and his son Hol
land. Rose-burg, have announced
purchase of the Tuleluko Elec
tric shop operated for three
yenrs by Ruy H. Roper. Roper
retiilns ownership of the build
ing, the stock and fixtures going
to the new owners. Mr. and Mrs.
Hurry Rlnubnrger . are parents
of Don Porlerfield ond huve vis
ited here frequently. They as
sumed management this week.
No consideration on the transac
tion was made public.
Man Escapes Injury
In Truck Accident
MERRILL, April 23 Phil
Mauplii, employed by Victor
Shuck, Merrill rancher, escaped
uninjured when the truck he
wns driving one mile cast of
Merrill Sunday night, overturned
beside the Merrill highway. Ho
was unable to give a reason for
the accident which happened at
8:30 p. in. Sunday as he was en
route to Tuleluko. He has been
recently discharged from the
army.
COSTUME PIN
It Is handmade In
lasting gold on slor
llnK by Leo Glass,
skilled jewel crafts
man. $4.95 Including
tax
miss qiees m'fim
fori day... VM
vniiR iiJirafiiv
Our best good wishes are extended
to the "teen age" group on that
day of days. Don't let anyone tell
you that it is not . a milestone in
your life.
RIMS
739 Main
Speaker
--'(
,-; ...
' ;' r
Joseph F, Lamb
KC's To Honor
25th Birthday
Mount McLaughlin council No.
2255, Knights of Cohtmbua,
Klamath Fulla, is celebrating the
25th anniversary of its founding
on Sunday, April 2B. The local
council wns Instituted on April
21, 1021 with 42 charter mem
bers, of the 42, four are still
members of the council. Plans
for the celebration Include the
Initiation of a large class of can
didates and a banquet at the Wil
lard hotel In the evening.
Supreme Secretary Joseph F.
Lamb of New Haven, Conn., is
Iiying lo the west coast In order
to attend. State officers from 1
Portland and the Willamette
valley points will also attend and
delegations are expected from
Lukevlew. Bend. Eugene, Salem,
Weed, McCloud and Dunsmuir.
Arrangements for the dny are
under the direction of Past
State Deputy Otto L. Smith and
Grand Knight J. N. Brochtrup. !
LOOK OUT FOR !
PIN-WORMS
fUcvrit rruxtlral report r ! that n j
kmantnif number of children (and rrown
ui too) mny Im victim of I'm-Worm
ofUi without uai-Hinir what ui wrong 1
And th pU, living Intiu the human j
bixlr. can eituae rnl dUtrM. i
Ho watch out for th warning ilene that i
tnar mean Pin-Worma trfaifr the
wrravatinv rtrul Itrh. Gt JayNE'S P-VV 1
nrj follow th dlrrrtlom.
P-W la th I'ln-Worm treatment ! j
opd fn the lalauratortra of Dr. U. Jarn A ;
Ron, after yrar of tiatint mearch. Th
mall. ray-toUk P-W tableta act ia ft
(Miclal way to remove Pln-Worma.
Aak jrour dnuueieti P-W lor Fid -Worn 1 i
Mickys
AJW. s I PIN
Loney Judging
Music Contest
Andrew Loney Jr., supervisor
of mualc in the Klamath Falls
schools, Is spending this week
in Walla Walla, Wash., where
he la attending a district content
festival and Judging various
events. He Is expected to re
turn Friday,
The national music competi
tion to be held in Eugene May
3 and 4 and at which KUHS
musicians will compete, la of
wide Interest to KUHS parents
and townspeople. The a cappelln
choir, the band, girls' nonette
and clarinet quartet along with
a number of soloists will com
pete, Tho youngsters will go by
bus to the university city, the
soloists and small ensembles to
compete the first day, all large
groups on the second day.
Klamath Soldier
Docks At Tacoma
PFC Charles P. Duggan, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Dug
gan, Is among recent arrivals on
the hospital ship Ernestine Ko
rnndu, which docked at Tacoma,
Wash.
Public relations release an
nouncing names of arrivals states
that "the boys' delight at being
on the way home waa trebled at
the sight of steaks, milk, Ice
cream and fresh fruit awaiting
them at Madlgan hospital." Some
of the boys had not tasted these
items for over a year.
Special Sale!
BROKEN LOTS . WU
known brands of YARNS.
YARNS
These must be claared to
make way for new mer
chandise. Just Arrived
Tioga Yarns
Large assortments have
Just arrived; all colors.
PLASTIC-YON
RAYON STRAW-LITE
Closed Each Monday
ART
NEEDLEWORK
SHOP
325 Main Suite 7
KATHLEEN KRIZ
jewelers;
tee
Smoll pieces . of jewelry
seem to be expected almost
os much os that diploma.
We believe you will find
just the piece you have
been wonting to make her
day complete.
& EARRING
SET
"You'll love at first
sight" this modern
fine costume Pin and
Earring set. '
Priced at only $5.95
including tax
Phone 3151
Extension
Unit News
May 1 will mark the second
annlveraary of the annual Klam
ath County llomemakers festi
val. The day will be observed
in the First Methodist church
with each home extension unit
in the county demonstrating a
project learned during the past
year.
Mra. Harry Mitchell waa named
chairman of the exhibit commit
tee at a meeting held recently,
with Mrs. Dick Henzel of Malin
and Mrs. Jack Eichendorf assist
ing. from 11:43 a. m. to 12 noon
Bob McCarl, KFLW radio an
nouncer and his roving mike will
interview visitors at the festival,
so that those who are unable to
attend In person may also bene
fit. The talk by Mrs. Buena Marls,
dean of women at OSC will be
broadcast over KFLW from 2:30
to 3 p. m.
Exhibits and demonstrations
will include showing a simple
method to iron a man's shirt by
Altamont home extension unit;
Proves Wonderful
For Itching Skin!
To promptly soothe itching, burning
skin of Eczema, Pimples, Athlete's
Foot and similar akin and scalp irri
tations due to external cause apply
Zemo a Doctor's highly medicated,
inritibk liquid backed by 35 years
success I Zemo ALSO aids healing.
Over 25,000,000 packages sold. First
trial convinces! In 8 mm mm pj m jf,
sizes. All drugstores. "JllJ
AtW
At Substantial Mark-Down
VALUES
to $29.95
VALUES
to '35.00
VALUES
to '39.95
DRESSMAKER
We Are
Accepting
Furs For
Storage
Now
aai,p Nr.ws, Ki.n.ia riu, or: tussoat, Ami ti, lata, n i
an easy way to Insert a zipper,
Chiloquln; arranging a buffet
table, Bly; making a convertible
collar, Falrhaven; washing fur
niture, Malin; developing good
taste In clothes, Poe Valley
Olene; labor-saving salads, Klam
ath Falls; proper tools for easy
laundering, Bonanza; compari
sons of vitamin C in citrus fruits,
Shasta.
Other exhibits and demonstra
tions from the winter's "Con
serve You" program studied
throughout units in the county,
STRAPS are back!
1 1 J Yes! . . . This popular style of t
li I FAMOUS FREEMAN SHOES
I was restricted during the war, but Is I
now available in all sizes. Sea this and
many other styles at ; MJ
(WwfC CLOTHING
H5f
Former K. Sugarman Location 6th and Main
After-Easter
DOT
$
Z-b'-Lr'
m
ALL-WOOL
... CARDIGAN . .TAILORED SUITS!
617 MAIN
which will bo displayed at
festival will bo announced Is
The first census in the Un
Statea was taken In 1700.
PILES,
SUCCESSFULLY TREAT!
NO FAIN NO UOSPITALIAAtl'
N 1..H Tint
rinml Smllil
DR. E. M. MARSHA
Cbirapraoti Phviiriaa
tH Nft. Ilk - Kaqvtr Thalr )
Phana 1M
Starling
I
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Tomorrow -9 a.m.
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