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Fairgrounds
I'illBeSite
for R.C; Sale
' The Red Cross auction sale
ichedulcd for July 14, will be
acid at 1 P. m. at the county
lairgrounds.
' Plain for the sale have been
inder way for aome time, and
Ihc entertainment program is
oelng worked out now.
Principle attraction at the
tale will be Smokey, the horse
donated to the Red Cross bv
Mrs. Frank Hurd. Along with
Smokey, articles contributed by
local people, and merchandise
ardors from local firms will be
suctioned.
Entertainment for the event
will consist exclusively of local
talent, and Frank Hurd, who
is planning the program, jtatci
that suggestions will be wel
comed. Hurd asks that local
merchants who will donate mer
chandise orders contact him at
telephone 7802.
Hurd also wishes to thank
the merchants who have already
contributed, and all those who
have donated time and various
articles to the sale.
Smoker In Mois
Latest accomplishment of
Smokey is to create mio movies.
h. J. Sleight and S. Benson
of the Shutter shop have offered
to take both still and motion
pictures of the horse. The still
pictures will be used for display
purposes in the ahow windows
of the stores who have donated
to the sale.
Jessie Totten, a 15-year-old
high school girl, has been giv
ing her time toward exercising
Smokey, and has ridden him
through downtown Klamath
Falls on display.
Contributions, large or small,
will be welcomed for the sale,
and those wishing to donate
are asked to contact Otto Smith,
head of the local Red Cross, or
Frank Hurd, phone 7802.
Washington Bankers
'Install President
, SPOKANE, June 15 (JPh
George H. Greenwood, new
president of the Washington
jankers' association, was in
stalled in the office at a ban
quet last night ending the
"group's convention here.
p Greenwood succeeds Leon R.
Jtightmire, Yakima, who presid
ed at the meeting.
JJ Other officers include Ira M.
Camp, La Crosse, vice president;
Andrew Miller, Seattle, secre
tary, and Justin McWilljams,
Spokane, treasurer.
UNDERGROUND GARAGE
5 PORTLAND, June 15 P) A
resolution authorizing construc
fion of an underground garage
Junder the Plaza block was sent
wto the city council today by
Mayor Earl Riley. It will be
"considered Wednesday.
J The surface would not be af
fected. Classified Ads Bring Results
Ends Tonight
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Bridgahouse prison. Shanghai. Mrs. Maria Sommars. with son
Michael. 4. turn thair attention to wondrous concoctions of tea
craam and milk after thair arrival in San Francisco aboard tha
USS General Breckanridge. Mrs.
oa her way to San Diego Naval
marina tint sargaant. Jamas somers. nts mapnoio.
Portland Bank Plans
New Trust Division
In Southern Oregon
Tracy H. Crum, assistant trust
officer of the First National
bank of Portland, has been as
signed by Carlos C. Close, vice
president and trust officer to
head the new southern Oregon
division of the trust department.
Crum has set up his residence
in Medtord and win divine his
time between First National's
six southern Oregon branch of
fices. The expansion has been con
templated for several years by
the bank management, but the
armed forces took away nine
highly trained staff members,
delaying the move. A large part
of the work assumed by Crum
during the war now has been
picked up by returning service
men, releasing him for the im
portant southern Oregon assign
ment. Crum. 41. is a eraduate of De-
Paul university in Chicago.
In the times of Henry VIII. a
person was liable to have his
ears cut off for not attending
church.
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Sommars. a Whits Russian, is
hospital to join her husband, a
Escaped Convicts
Again In Custody
SALEM, June 15 (iW Warden
Rnr Alexander announced
Cnt.iratf that luin Mn.nl wan. I
ees from the Oregon state pene
tentiary had been apprehended
late Friday.
Leigh Cromwell Hayes, 26,
who escaped Thursday from a
construction crew, was taken
near Mehama by guards and
state police. Paul Smallwood,
who escaped from a crew near
Gervais May 17. is under arrest
at Hamilton, Mont.
Auto Theft Charge
To Be Tried Monday
The criminal case of Arthur
Corden Robson, 19. charged
with larceny of an automobile,
is set for circuit court Monday
morning, and two of the persons
indicted by the grand Jury
Wednesday are to come up to
enter pleas.
Thomas Lester Reilly, indict
ed for assault with intent to
commit rape, and Lloyd Richard
Gartin, charged with rape, are j
to answer to the cnarges at 10
a. m.
The Chinese queue originally
was a mark of subjugation im- I
posed by the conquering Man
chus in 1644.
RHYS WILLIAMS BOBBY DRISCOLL RICHARD GAINES
Directed ty FRAN K RYAN Produced h JACK H. SKIRBALL
- BRUCE MANNING Production .
Oeniut in the rirnily by Hirsm Percy
Candy Shop
Open Today
Lowe's Candy Shop opened
to the public today at noon at
832 Main, featuring Mrs.
Wriuht's and Lowe's hand-made
candies, as well as quantities of
candycorn and buttercorn. Mr.
and Kirs. Charles U. Lowe, pro
prietors of the shop, bought out
Mrs. Wright's business and orig
inal formulas over a year ago,
and sine have been waiting to
secure a business office and for
their two sons, Robert L. and
Richard ., to be released from
the army, to start making candy.
The Lowes have been in the
candy business in Klamath
Falls since 1933, with the open
ing of their Carmelsmax shop
next to tlie Rainbow theatre.
Improvements at the present
location of their new store start
ed about two weeks ago. "Wa
win specialise in chocolate
cream centers for the time be
ing," said Lowe. Kitchens for
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JACK H-SKIRBALL-6R0CE MflMHING pm.nt
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A UNIVERSAL RELEASE
ScrnpUy ly BRUCE MANNING
Msxim Director of Photogr.phy;
the store arc located at 127 N.
4th.
Store hours will tentatively
be from 10 to 10. Candy will
be sold at the store in both
boxes and bulk.
Kaiser Said To Want
Increased Capacity
PORTLAND. Ore., June IS
Interior Secretary Julius
A. Krug reported hero thut
Henry J. Kulser wants to in
crease the capacity of the Spo
kane, Wash, aluminum reduc
tion plant.
The industrialist, who took
over the plant recently, hopes
to add two potllucs, from gov
ernment plants being dis
mantled, to tho four already at
Spokane, Krug said.
"The problem," he said, "is
one for the Bonneville admin
istration to determine whether
it wants to devote that much of
its power to the production of
aluminum. It would like to
have some power left for other
industries."
Classified Ads Bring Results.
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Plus Action Hit!
"SUNDOWN
SAUNDERS"
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Starring
Bob Steak
Continuous
Sat. Sun.
Open 12:30
Starts Saturday
MIDNIGHT
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From first Liss
to last Kappy
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few have ever
Inown it!
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JoiepK Valentine
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CONTINUOUS SAT. SUN. BOX omCt OPENS 12:30 P. M.
Both Theatres Starting Sunday -k
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GEORGE Gabby HAYES
"WhistU Stop"
Second Hit
"Gontlemon Mlibohovn"
And
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BARRELLED ADVENTURE!
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