Judge Upholds Right Of
Rogue River Mote Builder
, PORTLAND, I)('c. 14 M')
Tho "moral" iluhl (if a Itniiue
river iiiiiii to rinlnl) eoiinlnirlfng
nioti'l In tlnflirieo of clvllliin
production administration regit
IiiUiiiw win ii)lnl(( in federal
court hero. .
Judgo Claude McColloch, In
nir-mornndum opinion whleh re
ferred to "the iibnurdltlcn of tho
law," rt fused yvntordny In Krnnt
mi injunction iii'i-vcnlliiii Will II.
Jonrn from cniniilfllng 'di uuln
rourt. T'.w ( I'A linked for un In
Junction, contending Jonrn Mart,
ret building Hip cent in I m-ctlon of
id molel iifler tho March 2(1
"freeze" dale. Two other units
had already been liulll.
"Here In un old mini who hoi
done nothlnu worse tliiin Mpend
$17,01)0 of llln mid '.iln wlfe'a life
livings In buying a pra f
ioul'iorii Oregon real entiiln, nnd
connlrurtlng n eight-unit -nulo
rourt," nuiil the Judge. "Hlneo
when In Odn country did It he
roine morally wrong for un rner.
(telle old person ... to go about
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BUNK IN THIS BUS ME. EH? I'M 111 LAW SEES THIS TIK WAITING U I HERE-COME TthB Tb U THWN I
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OCT THROUGH, J WORST TRAFFIC WHV IS DOWN THE STREET IN A li ffjSSISS
(jrCtRTM IN YEARS, I I Vp?P I -NEW PRESS SHE BOUGHT AT lib Lf'iKM
If I iVJi H lOlcSl :f IstJpS n " Jni I am tha Rothmoor Scotty
Jr-n.'n J ' 1 '4 lTMwLS&&&S P ft.. watchdoa of quality m..t
1 i irvTJ ' 9fa&L ; 1 t L.pomt;-;.
making hli HvIiik by Improving
nnd renting property?
"Technically, thin sturdy cltl
.en may have violated the regu
lations. Il did not do no know
ingly. He miw, All about him, of
fice hulldliifn, ncwnpuer udl
flew, buukn and otCicr commer
clnl ntrucluren rising. Wbut wan
Kicre to nmkc him think hp wiin
violation (he law by building a
nlmple unit, which would house
eight families, although not of
Kipmrticuliir kind permllled by
tho rrKuliitlonn? He bun all the
material on the ground to flnliri
tho project, fully paid for.
"Mo nnd bin wife, who expect
to rcnldtt In one of the urilU, are
living In a trailer bounp, despite
tho Inclement wenther, I can
not In eoimclenco rratraln licsc
Peuiila from finishing tlm unit. , ,
If, by doing l-liln, defendant hp.
comes subjerl to other penalties,
that, I would nay, under the con
dition prcneutly existing In
Orai i In Pans, would be one of the
ininurditien or the law."
Legion To
Hold Party
The annual Christmas party
of llio Aimirlnun Legion, Kliim
utb pout No. II, will bo held at
Legion hull Tuesday night ut 8
o'clock and arranged by tho pout
nnd auxiliary. A full evening of
holiday number in scheduled
mid refreshment will also fea
ture tho C'brlntmun theme There
will be a buffet nupper, dancing
and a Christina tree with gift
for all. Thone attending arc
nnked to bring a prenent, men to
bring a gift for a woman, and
the women a gift ror a man.
A cordial Invitation In extend
ed to all member or the Legion
and their famllle an well an new
member, Vice Commander Don
Everett In representing the
Legion and Mm. Kverett the
auxiliary nn chairmen for the
affair
At the mime time, tho Legion
in cooperating with tho KFPA
in asking the public to cut their
(.'brlnlmiin trcen an fur buck from
tho highway a posnblc in order
to maintain the attractive border
of greenery along the roads. I
Men 17 to 30, the U. S. navy
never before him had an much to
offer you. Why not inquire at
the navy recruiting office In the
pottt office building?
More. Amos Suggestions
from Poole's
Sporting Goodi Dept.
Complete Fishing Kit
tor 'he young tiihermon
2.50 to 3.75
Steel Catting Rods
.6.95 up
Toleicope Poles 4.50
Fly Reels 2.25 up
Catting Reels. ...2.95 up
Pocket Knives 2.25
POOLE'S
Bicycles and Sporting Good
222 Bo. 7th
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I
Mviv Hill Idea
were being displayed in
WHYTAL'S this week . . . some
Junt unpacked . . . including
tailored broadcloth pajamas of
nplendld quality like we used
to get . . . wonderfully made
with half elantic waints ... In
sizes from 32 up. These are
all ntriped patterns of rose, blue
or green ... for $0.85.
Another shlDment of lovelv
chtnlll. bad Jackets has arrived
. . . long-sleeved ... in pastel
blue and pink . . . while a
lunner gift suggestion from
WHYTAL'S lingerie shelves are
the black
and white taffeta
slips . . .
tae Vta-
sheer blouses.
w.attrs
New, finely-knit
have taken on a fentivenenn for
holiday giving . . . clever de
signs of gold thread embroidery
over deep pastels . . . and,
speaking of knits, you'll be In-
tcrested in the timely reduc
tion of all wool gloves and mit
tens . . . the metal-trimmed
hand-made as well as fleecy an
goras ... all marked down to
$2.95 before winter s hardly
stance
For a bit of gift sparkle . . .
there are gorgeoun, sequined
dicki.. Mom likes to have as an
"extra " for her suit ... or the
Jewal.d scarfs in plain shades
or figured . . . that also make
a pretty evening covering for
tne nair. Attractive woolen
I squares lor bis come in prac
tically all shades and combina
tions. Costume Jewelry cases are all
a-glitter . . . with a vast dis
play of rhlnestone pieces or
pmy oi rninesione pieces or
i , . It., .
and ebony necklaces, bracelets
lul '" V""???
Sf
1L
and earrings
tive. There s a variety
-i .. . . ; u.-i.i
"::.:".', I a
as - r;"'
from the long wearing Botany
bags of wool broadcloth . . .
among the' finest made ... to
a complete range ot learners,
plastic patents, plastic suedes
. . . and the cordes, metal or
niastic-trimmefl.
The exclusive Alexandra da
Markoff Mnp nf myiikc
toiletries has any number of
gift-worthy items . . . especially
beautifully tuckased seL in.
eluding soaps . . . and the Rex
toiletries for men folk.
Whimsical hankies for every
occasion . . . are louna at
WHYTAL S. in the Medical-
Dental building. Main at Ninth
initialed Madeiras . . . dis-
tinctive, large hand-painted favorite . . . although a bro
squares . . . and dainty Swiss caded satin of powder blue . . .
imports, including sporty Swiss- zipped ' up the front like a
woven checks ... to mention housecoat . . . ran a close sec-
a mere few.
miniicr These come in an assortment
to get your year-end beauty of shades . . . with vivid con
appointments booked early was trast trims outlining a low V
made this week by Fern Short neckline.
. . . of STUDIO OF BEAUTY At LONG'S APPAREL . . .
. . . inasmuch as the Mondays
and luesdays preceding Christ-
mas and New Year's . . . will
be crammed by those wanting
to look their prettiest for these
occasions . . . and there's just
not going to be a place for you
... if you don't call within
me next lew days
Fern also announced
illttl
SIMB y.t.r, .vnAlAnnnl
hair stylist . . . has now joined
the staff of operators ... at
STUDIO OF BEAUTY ... on
the mezzanine of Whytal s . . .
and that Beryl Durant . . . for-
merly with this shop ... is
assisting during the holiday
rush ... and will be pleased
to greet any of her former pa-
trons. Olive Ott and Fern, her
self, are the other staff mem
bers. A permanent wave makes a
long-lasting gift ... in case
this hudn't occurred to you . . .
and Fern told Martha that,
while you can't put it in a box
. . . she'll be glad to certify
your ''permanent" gift on a
pretty Christmas card for pres
entation at her shop.
Bag Lining . . . (
of black, brown and navy . . .
including small sizes for eve
ning purses . . . have arrived
at the ART NEEDLEWORK
SHOP
in the Melhase
building across from the court
ii. .
house . . . and your order can
now be filled, Kathleen Kriz
informed Martha.
If you aren't one of the nim
ble-fingered . . . who can turn
out your own hand-mades . . .
you'll be interested in the many
embroidered or. crocheted gift
sSSp 81 ,A rW K
eluding cordes and plastic bag,
already made ... and pretty
wool yarn fascinators . . : , in
white and colors
for $3.00.
Sachet Cases . . .
of silk moire ... are an ideal
. . . but inexpensive solution
. . . to a femme gift problem
and CURRIN'S has a com-
plete selection
nt etiph nr.
from hankie
" in whit.
fumed cases .
to lingerie size
pink and blue . . . satin lined,
in lined
A thoughtful tift for the bride-
elect, too.
Handkerchief size cases are
prlced at only $1.00 . . . the
medium size that has many
uses at $2.50 . . . and the larger
lingerie sachet cases at $4.95
. . . at CURRIN'S FOR DRUGS
. . . corner of Ninth and Main.
ttltl Ktttiih
",.'
fH-Trumes and toiletries .
'2vfy moderate - priced
line
gf'ncd rapid popularity
a, ..- . v
a few years
?.K,?DD Wr-o. now, ,0D alnale at
CURRIN'S. in all items
fragrance, . . . and, when it
ana
comes to gift-packaged nets . .
Pr"cer', of, ld Sou'h h.ave
reaJly concoclcd some beauties,
Among familiar ncenU
Woodland Spice. Cotton
Blon-
fm ana Plantation i Garden . .
' newle named "Devastat-
som and Plantation Garden
while completely dif-
: ; -
Ifren. dSM are Jarle?1.,0ft,m
pruni ng some oi ine toiletries.
A china-painted Natchez Rose
iar m juiea wiin imrjortea
J?!0 , : an? vo,u 11 cheri.i
b win i
" ?a,n'v. cmna urn w"
Baih,'1- ... , . , ,
,.ReP''ea ?' thc old-style cry.-
a .""dy Jar is used for color-
'UJ "raDPed- effervescent
f' ,,' ar'd on"
J'ner for Woodland Spice co-
k"-" mc uiu
vinegar cruet,
Cotton Blossom talcum comes
in over-sized salt shakers . . .
the clean, sharp cologne in
huge, square crystal bottles . . .
the Bubble Bath Crystals in
. . -
decorative nit.s iar. ih.i
vou-ll kein for " '
you,!!1keeP for 'e"1!se-
pitG?
NiVthS fi" .2
Ninth and Main . he ,P;
o don as hostess gowns or for
ooking glamorous while toast-
ln8 your toes before the fire
. iV U"P""-R
LONG S when Martha arrived
- to add fresh appeal to the
scicL-iiun aireaay mere.
Jjjf"8""'"1 . f "oor-
length robes ... of crerje-back
?"tin. in sea blue or bewitch-
ing black . . . are fashioned
with the new fish-tail back
and a large jeweled buckle at
the belt provides the only trim.
wnne there I glanced
o ueduuiui an-
sortment ol robes again . . .
and chose a ravishing peach
orocaae, simply tailored, as my
ond.
Among other recent arrivals
I hadn't seen are th trint.
buttoned, fitted coachman styles
-1 ...u i.jruu . . . ana
the one-piece lounging pajamas
of finely pebbled crepe . . . de-
signed .with such full trousers
J give me eiieci 01 a roue.
719 Main . . . you'll find the
latest in robes by Tula, Edith
Phillips and Sir James
ail
outstanding names in the
signing field,
Silent UOOM ...
de-
cb-i 1 1 fi 1 1 K, ,..!.;,, ...J Ar
........ u..j n,iiu ui wi n uuu
"J " wu.u. ma man 11VJ
TT1 Ji IT 1 II C . flllCl noco frrtn, hi.
hobby ... are the newest ar-
rivals at the PELICAN BOOK
SHOPPE ... on South 8th,
across from Sears ... and
they're clever as can be . . .
representing all breeds and
sizes. Nice for collectors of ani-
mal figures ... or to slip in the
kiddies' Christmas stockings,
Priced from 49 cents upward.
Some other cuties that make
a pretty little gift are Shell
Dolls . . ; perfumed for sachets
. . . a bride and her brides
maids. These also come in min
iature sizes ... to add to the
"doll house" family. In addi
tion to these ... the PELICAN
SHOPPE carries the artfully
fashioned flower pins . . . made
of shells by a Klamath woman,
Mrs. I. W. White.
For teen-age daughter's stock
ing . . . PELICAN BOOK
hil h.'rt ;t.nlS' ,;t;
hasi"Le KM"tTIU
SHOPPE ... 126 So. 8th
of pink, blue and black com
bined with gold . . . for $2.75
5 iJ ..tl ; I JtuLZ
ni ih. i w ?m h.
- - : . . .
author of "My Friend Flicka"
. . . "Green Grass of Wyoming
by Mary O'Hara . ; . just re
ceived this week. .
Toby Jugs . .
reach YOUR STORE straight
catcnhingn&
SaWriSSSS
...(, m..i.
bemgimnor and Ued
, ... - . , . i.
iuib v1-1-0, mcj- u uc mule man
appreciated as a gift ... yet the around for any more varied se- ables . . . with plenty of fern
wh8,.."? tk;, ... of sparkling costume inine appeal ... have been
smallale jug7 or mugs .7. Sut
ine,llded in this hand-painted
English ware are the storied Old
King Cole as a cheery teanol
t? u V.
U I S h Gam, .? caPa"ous
P!tcherT' -a" hc reckless
r; il 8 uuuu ouvcr iiuncu
intn . fn,.,ar. hnM..
Most interesting of all are the
liUie cups . . . lifelike-colored
replicas of famous historic per-
sonoges . . . Dickens, Edgar Al-
len Poe, Lincoln . . . standing
out like little portraits in the
Toby Jug group ... on the
mezzanine of YOUR STORE,
Inc. ... 721 Main.
huai.p j kiwi, m.a.ia r.iu, 0r..
iiMu
- - -
Patent i'lastles
are the popular gift handbags
this Christmas . . . unaffected
by weather and so easily clean
ed .. . and it was in the ac
cessories department of MIL
LER'S . . . that Martha found
interesting new quilted designs
in round styles in these . . .
featlirinff Klni-lr n- Kmu.n
MILLER'S bag selection at
oVtohrta ..,.. r.N.'S
of fabrics
pinseals
ranging in nrlce
uiiiguttiii . . . lUIIbClim
from $4.95 to $35.00.
t nn -
Thinitino h . . i..i.
handwear to mind . 7 . so Mar
t h i,a 1 1
ihnn.Th. "B"'T"
. !. , u,.. ' " .j.
cloth gloves, they're hand-made
and certainiy elegant for the
. i. i .., i - L- . :
. at $1.00 ... but for a glove
that's' truly handsome . . ? ask
dhliv hi uincr launcs
iee the M.xim.d.: hand-
to see me Mexican-mad, hand-
stitched leather and doe skins
. . . In bIack or brown
priced at $7.50.
wh.c. (-h,i.tmn. .!,.. i
fresh supply of hankies? In the
accessories derjartment of MIL-
LER'S ... 512 Main . . . you'll
see a colorful array . . .from
35 nnts to ?3.95 . but pleaie
don't overlook the white hut-
iai. imported Madeiras . . .
with their distinctive cut-out
designs. for $1 50
Tito llntlltim Ainrm
in IiaoiO'llfjrffl
ca.rr2?n. .the weI1-known
iZJL WS.-.,-
at RICKYS i one of the
" ... is one oi me
j oTpiJV 7 ""'...I?
neatet '" r a man Mar-
PHo
c,S. p..'Vusicarnn
clo:K. - Plus .musical alarm
sSSi
wish ?o hK s tC
wlsh ,h itrh l?oh
.aiarm position, which autc-
matically turns on the radio.
Tne price j, $31 45
xhese radioiarms aren't ex-
t., niAM.i..i ....
they're coming in right along
.4 nrr-wc- nnA ;
u)l. mr.rii ,,.
can ,eave an o7der you'U also
be interested in seeing
aCTruiK, mc
many other new table models
in the downstairs store . . . such
Sentinels. Bendix. Motorolas
tinels, Bendix, Motorolas
aU nationally-advertised
radios.
Tif 1 f il tBdttittdjwf
becomes a simple matter if your
pantry's stocked with some of
those richly delicious Hoenshel's
items received by PINE STREET
MARKET ... and they're nice
for gifts ... if you prefer giv-
ing eatables.
Included in this shipment are
Hoenshel's Plum Puddings ...
Fig and Date Puddings . . .
Brandied Fruit Cakes in pound
and pound and a half sizes .
and Brandied Hard Sauce, al
readv whinned together with
fresh butter and eggs. The pud-
dings and cakes are all beau-
tifully packaged in gold gift
boxes.
You can get festive trim-
: 1 .1 iwl- .A AU-
niings mr ur iisuic me
, IUU ... Ill 111C XU1111
" t U i . n IWHn Cnn, mm.
filled with candy ... or they'd
look quite gay hung on the
tree branches. ,
A popular sweet is back
again V. . Honey plus Butter
from the Michigan Apiaries . . .
you'll want to get while still
available ... and among new
canned goods at PINE STREET
t PINE STREET
MARKET
corner of Sev-
enth and Pine
Rice Dinner . .
. . is a Creole
ready to serve.
Perfume shouldn't be ap
plied to skin that goes dry in
cold weather, because it actu
ally laps up the perfume oils
and the fragrance is soon
gone.
For A itainy Day
. . . now that may not sound
like a white Christmas . . . but
had vou thought of an umbrella
. gift to Mother . ...from
the brilliant assortment being
shown at THE TOWN SHOP?
?or myself I like ttie plastic
film ones hpst
. edged in gay
plaids . . . but there's also a vast
quantity of durable silks from
which to make a choice.
While shopping around in
there ... I simply couldn't pass
up the rainbow selection in
scarfs . . unbelievably beauti
rj"rL,.i
ful combinations in colors
silkenWots and printed sheers
' : ' to the practical WOolen.
. ., . ..
squares.
, y rtLB?JZ$
-o ,
ever
vrm'H Hdua ti Vnnf
or hUriguin T lingerie than
you'll fmd n THE TOWN SHOP
' .in . . ..j
i-":V'i:
i.cu u auuiu iiujinieu
i headquarters, don't
forget, for women's White Stag
SKt togs or western apparel.
The "little gallery" ar
ranged downstairs in Rlckys
for displaying Vern Swansen's
paintings is an Idea worthy
of permanency in this city
. . . providing an established
place where Klamath artists
may exhibit or for "travel
ing" exhibits.
satuidat, , u, . ran Miu
........mnwmmwKnHin
SHOPS & SHOPS
FOR CHRISTMAS
Evening Coats ...
'-Ienth and formal as your
DAc,?d ?own.:.' fashioned
aiiienuin nuailtv or a Mr
rsln snouider cape encircled
- "? ?re" "e?"ln
are new
and the
"'wnirjij o .
be"'y o' ese .
, . j w ,.ican ... inpv mm.
Just as admirably for a hn.t.
iW" " you don't wish
These, of course, are produced
in the custom-made dmirtmui
mV .Su W 8re aj robeI of
E",' en ,"..ell M
.j ... ' - "
gaS" 'rom 15 00 to
t3H on
Th.
The flift nart l ,U. i
is overflowing with glitter . . .
new jewelry pieces of Czech-
"'"" stones . . . exact du
plicates
quin-iovered even n?" w.' t
Sold siWer ZVXl 8 ba!,
"ver, b lack or multi-
comb and nTl' y "trikln5
mwe of ,"7 ' "n
hats M.a,tt?rlng, faIo1
" ' brihtly Jeweled for
evening wear.
MURIEL'S . . . located In the
Winema Hotel building ... has
, complete selection of "hi
Merle Norman gift boxes
ne thefhopoTutand:
j"b "ne of exclusive
T j i 1 . "
priced from S5 HS un i
cludina the law '
f'aniL -
that delightful
Rolley's haunting
fragrances
wS
Sfi" ' ' ' containln lote of
des'ralles . . from 60c up!
wrai matcning
tiitt downs ...
exquisitely made with deep lace
trims or fascinating appliques
. . . are new arrivals in the lin-
gene department of La-
OINTE S . . . and come in all
V? UP 8 . . . in powder
blue, sherbet Dink, lemon v.i.
1 . - , : .7
no wnne.
,A" ew. anipment of the loveli-
'H V. ' sauna nd
eP,w'ih f'y lace trims . . .
of S"P?
"... .w, --. ujv, ume mm oiacn.
. . . was also unpacked this
week . . . providing a super as
sortment for holiday shoppers
. . . including half-slips of pink
and white or checked taffetas
... for sweater and skirt out
fits. As for the gorgeous oeglige
everyone knows what "gift ar
"a mm on aispiay . . . well.
v:" "'ey nave .ai trus season
and those Martha saw are
t for a princess ... sleek
satins or seductive sheers . . .
outlined la lacy effects ... in
a choice of bridal white, powder
blue, flattering pink or beguil-
ing black.
Bight across from the lingerie
department ... in LaPOINTE'S,
ou main . . . you'll find tha
iianaKercmei selection . . . any
thins vou want . . . hut ,!.
outstanding, Martha thinks . . .
is the unusual selection of inex-
pensive but beautifully printed
cotton and linen 'kerchiefs . . .
in addition in rinviii,,
1 T.. 1 , . .. & -
- wvcij,t mce-eagea creations.
I PO CJieff Sets
.nd p.- rhv.. c .
received at shawls 3uSt
recreation.! ;!L i fr
imagers JS6
chess. inamurh"rthi. hL.i?
nrking i?ame hUSIS-t
SiJSi ??com!n,g
u X .11'
.hnnl
With small-sized boards ' for
playing .... the chessmen and
checkers are pegged to fit se
curely into the hole in each
square . . . and they're quite
inexpensive at $2.25 and $1.00.
Complete books of chess rules
are also available.
In addition, this new ship
ment of games at SHAW STA
TIONERY CO. . . . 729 Main
, . . has the combination Gin
Rummy and Cribbage boards
. . . complete with pads for
$2.25 . . . several price ranges
in the flat-type Cribbage boards
. . . Poker Chips by the box
for 65 cents up
plete sets with holder and CBS
that the men like.
Statistics claim that mar
lied men purchase 44 per cant
of their gifts for their wives,
but wives give only 9.8 per
cent of their gift purchases to
their husbands. Well, maybe
they buy more gifts.
Gilt CertllicateS
for "v ? beautywork
are now available at MODERN-
I?T H. BEA.uTY SALON
whora
sii i
oid jvitiiimiii avenue
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at $37.50. '
Ethel "Stormy" Borden .
owner-operator of MODERNIS
TIC BEAUTY SALON . , . re
quests - all patrons to make
their pre-Christmas and pre
New Year's appointment early
this coming week . . . to avoid
disappointment!