Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 20, 1947, Page 3, Image 3

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    Red Bloc
Wins Polish
Elections
WAMSAW. Jim. 20 !) The
ruiiiiiiiiitlst iloinliuili'ci novum
mi'lit lilut! purllcs mipciirrd to
nlKlit In hnvu won tin to HU nor
ci'iit of thn urn In In tlio Sunday
INii'liuiiicntiiiy Hwtlou.
Liuiilnlltln vntm wcrn cant 111
tho liu cltlcK and linivlly popu-Inlr-d
Intliintrliil urrus when
VU'o I'rcinlrr Ktnnlsliiw Mlko-
lnjiv.yk s (inpoNltlnii Polish pens-
ul piirty (I'SI,) wim tt Its grout,
rut dlisul viuitiiKO.
II iipprnrvcl Ihul tlio PSL and
It.i off:. hunt, the "iipw libera-
lion" party, worn likely to sliuro
tho ri'iniiliiliiK 21) r rent of
thn 444 souls In purllnnivnl,
Kinu'wiiiTO iiiotiiHl ui) pinucs.
Peaianti Out
Mlliliijtv.yk vlrtuiilly nbiin
dulled hours for victory by im
lioliiirlnu he iiilciidcd to n.ik
tho hiipicinn L'liurl to nullify the
elwllim. chiii'iiliiu IrrcKiiliiritlca
mid vloiutloim of secrecy.
Tho first 18 urcciiicts In War.
uw novo the ii"VcTiiinrnt bloc
riiiHlldliU'ii SO.UXA votes to 8570
for Ilia I'SL, 4222 for tho labor
pnrty and 14l)t for others.
. More thnn 100,1)00 volunteer
" militiamen ulclrcl tho security
police In liinu'dliiK tho ballot
boxes uunliiKt iioiwlblo attack
from tint iindorK round. It will
estimat'-d thai 12.UU0.U0I) volra
were cast. Tho uovcrnmcnt as
serted the election wan liKl
and orderly throughout Poland.
American and Ili-UUh fmbv
atiiff employes watched the vol-
liilt In tho heaviest Centura of
population.
Complete unofficial returns
arc expected within 48 hour.
The official result will Do an
nounccd January 31.
Family Row
Brings Arrest
A futility auurrel In the Tower
theatre parkltm lot lata Satur
day nltfht was broken up ty
stuto xdice, called to thn scene,
and a short time later Arthur J.
Minnenm. Kliimalli Falls, filed
rhariie of disorderly conduct
asuliiM his brotner-lii-iaw. r.u
Reno Debhs McFarland, raciflc
Fruit Express employe
Officers said that McFarland
had his two young children and
win ptminlliK to take them to
his homo at tho Jopliu Auto
courts, when his brolher-ln-law
Intervened and attempted to
take tho children away from
htm. Tho brother-in-law snld his
aistrr, Mrs. Edna Fern McFar
land. had sued for divorce and
. was attempting to not custody
1 of the children. McFarland wait
'arrested nl 2:15 a. m. Sunday
and lodged In tho county Jail In
default of 5500 bail. Mliincrup
received cuts and scratches on
tho face.
MILL MEETING
POIITLAND, Jan. 20 W
Oixrutors of small sawmills will
hold a conference In Eugene
February 1 when re-logglng
methods and sustained yield
programs will bo discussed by
officials of the Pacific Lumber
Manufacturers association.
Sailing your homt? Pat
Howes, rtallor. Phono 7269. ;
TO PORTLAND
OR
SAN FRANCISCO
This is lbs uwy, safe and time
anving way to go to Portland or
Snn Francisco. You board a train
here. Enjoy good night's sleep
in a cosy Pullman berth.' Awak
bright and onrly at your destina
tion. Or rido in comfortable, low
fnro roclinlng chair car. Fares are
at pro-wnr levels.
TO PORTLAND
Iv. Klamath FoHt , 9:50 p.m.
Ar. Portland . . , 7:4)0 a.m.
Overnight service returning,
departing Portland at 10 p. m.
TO SAN FRANCISCO
lv. Klamath Falls . 6:50 p.m.
Ar, San Franciice . 1:20 a.m.
QwraiAC acrvicc returning, de
parting San Francisco at 8:00 p.m.
Plonse rosorvesluopingcarspace in
advnnco nt any S.P. ticket office.
1?
The friendly
Southern Pacific
Ticker Office
Phont 3111
Night Typing Class i
Offered Here
Tho ueneriil extension division
of I ho Oregon slate, system of
higher education will UMOln or
for nlKlit .typing classes, begin
ning Wednesday nigm, January
22, room 1011, Kluinulli Union
high school.
Clauses will meet from 7 to
0 on Wednesday Pud Friday
nights for 10 weeks. Two term
hours of college credit will bu
given, Tho course muy a I no bo
taken without credit. Beginners
as well us advanced students
are eligible.
Veleians niuy qualify under
the GI bill or tho stuto oi uro.
uon educational benefits pro
gram, Tho feo for tho course Is
$10, or approximately 29 cents
per hum and includes all text-
mooks nnu inner materials,
Police Arrest
Drunk Drivers
Stuto police picked up three
drunk drivers over the week
end, two fulling Into tho tolls
of tho luw within 10 minutes
timo on tho Klamath view point
curvo Jusl north of town.
Mlko Jack .upon. 420 Com
merciul, was arrested at 0:30
p. m. Sunday, on tho highway
near tho Hlver View auto court,
10 minutes after stute police
bud arrested Willow Nudlue De
Mars, Klumuth Falls waitress,
al the sumo place. Both wcro
charged with driving while un
der the Influence of Intoxicat
ing liquor And placed in the
Klamath county Jail. They were
to appear In Justice court iuoiv
duy.
Officers suld Mrs. DeMori
slid out from tho driver's scut
as they stopped her and Wilbur
Foster EiismcK, Jll fine, iook
tho wheel. She was also charg
cd with having no operator's ll
censo and Kustllrk was given a
citation into court on permitting
an unlicensed person to opcr-
uto II vehicle.
Hugh Thomas Ncff, Grunts
Puss cerpenter, also faces a
drunk driving charge following
his arrest at 11:23 p. m. Satur
day after officers arrested him
when ho ollegedly left his car
when police gave the siren. Neff
is charged with fulling to ob
serve the stop at K. Main and
S. 0th. and as he ran from his
car was almost struck ry
passing motorist who was forced
to take to the sidewalk to avoid
hitting the man. A possenger
In Neff's cur. Charles' Walter
Jump, Klamath Falls, posted
$10 ball for being drunk on a
public highway. Ncff posted
$130 bull and was to appear in
court today, Monday.
PILES
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO FAIN NO HOKriTAMKATION
mt Tim
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"Happiness
YA Hospital
Slated For
Early Start
The army engineers announced
today that they expect to havo
the veterans administration hos
pital In Klumuth Fulls under'
contract by Juno 30. Tho Kluirt-
utli project Is one or 32 that tho
engineers will contract by the
Juno (leudllne.
Sixty -three hospitals have
been turned over by the VA to
tho army engineers for construc
tion, building has begun on
only one, ut Buffalo, N. Y. The
VA is supplying plans for five
lur.tplUils, two of which ore un
der construction, one lit Provi
dence, It. I,, and ouother at
Sioux Fulls, S. O.
Mayor Ed- Ostendorf suld to
day thut the city has received no
further word from VA official
or thp nrmy engineers regarding
the project. He stated thut a
representative of the engineers
and two Wushlngtnn D. C, men
were expected In Klnmath Falls
last week, but will probnbly
come soon to look over tho Beau
mont truct, proposed site of the
hoipltal, and confer with city
officials.
Astoria Hospital
To Be Inactivated
ASTORIA. Jan. 20 !'l Capl;
J. W. Roberts, commanding of
ficer of the Astoria naval hospi
tal, said a preliminary report
from Washington, D. C, has
designated March 1 the date for
loactlvullng tho naval hospital
here.
Some of the equipment will be
transferred- to tho enlarged
Tongue Point dispensary, he suld.
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MARWIN'S
RECORD DEPT.
Hsudquarters"
Phons 8821
Parking Meters ' -Arrive
In Town
With cooperation from the
weuthermun, street department
crews muy soon begin Installing
parking meters. Muyor Ed Os
tendorf said toduy thut the coin
boxes for tho meters havo ar
FINEST QUALITY
mmmE - mbibe
Reg. 8.30
NOW 5"
Reg. 7.75
NOW 4M
Reg. 5.40
NOW 3
99
Reg. 4.98
NOW 2
99
DRESSES
SU.s 7 to 14
Rg. S.98, 3 AO
NOlfr .77
HI. 4.98. 9 OA
NOW J.77
Htg. 4.30, 00
NOW.. X.77
Rg. 2.90. OO
NOW 77
Rtg. 1.85. 00e
NOW 77fc
COATS
Slits 7 to 16
Rg. 14.95. O 00
NOW 7.00
Rog. 16.95. 19 OO
NOW OO
SWEATERS
Sisti 7 to 14
Hg. 3.98, - 9 10
NOW ' 7
Rg. 2.99, I A Q
NOW 7
SNOWSUITS
Limittd Number
Rtg. 9.20.
NOW
Rtg. 8.70.
NOW...;
Rtg. 11.98,
NOW.
rived, but Installation will bo
he.d up until downtown streets
urn ut least partially cleared
of Ice.
Ivcr H. Ccderwall of Seattle.
northwest representative of the
Murktlme Parking Meter com
pany, and Al Muttson of Port
lund, the firm's Oregon rcpre
sentutlvc, were In Klumuth
AT THESE VALUES!
BEAUTIFUL INDIVIDUALLY TRAILORED
Reg. 35.00
Reg. 29.95
Reg. 24.00
Reg. 22.50
Reg. 18.40.
' a wu III W J llTr
Every
AMID JUST DMADMli3 x
)f
Reg. 7.98
NOW
AND IN SEARS GIRLS1 DEPARTMENT, Mezzanine Floor
Silts 7
Rtg. 4.98,
NOW.........
Reg. 2.99.
NOW
SUITS
Siits 7 to 14
Rtg. 5.40.
NOW
Rtg. 3.99.
NOW
PAJAMAS
Silts 12
Rtg. 2:95.
NOW
Plaid Jackets
Small. Mtd., Largo
Rtg. 8.95. C AO
NOW 911
SEARS INFANTS'
COAT
Sists 2
Rtg. 14.98.
5.79
5.79
6.79
NOW
Rtg. 10.80,
NOW
Rtg. 8.00,
NOW...
Rtg. S.80,
NOW
Park Beetles
Threaten Timber
PORTLAND, Jan. 20 P)
Sitka spruce stands in the Pacific
northwest and Alaska are threat-
Falls Saturday, giving the me
ters a final check.
IIUTV UIIVIIICI vpvi mini J aw vhj wa
coat superbly styled in the latest fashions!
Reg. 8.98
NOW 5M
Reg. 6.98
NOW 3W
Skirts. Jumpers SNOWSUITS Double Duty Sets
to 16
2.29
1.49
Rtg. 12.40.
NOW
Rtg. 12.60.
NOW..
Rtg. 13.95.
NOW
Rtg. 16.95,
NOW ...
2.98
1.99
- 14
1.49
Rtg. 3.98,
NOW....
Rtg. 2.88,
NOW
DEPARTMENT. TOO Main
SETS
to 6
A QO
7.79
5.79
3.79
(U.D NSWS. Klamatk mil, Or.
cned by a bark beetle infesting
the timber, the Oregon Academy
of Science was told at week-end
meeting.
Robert L. Furnlss, U. 8. bureau
of entomology and plant quaran
tine representative, said surveys
Indicated 33,000,000 board feet
now 2500
now 1900
now 1600
now 1500
now 1300
-
SUETS
Reg. 26.95
now1300
Reg. 21.0a
NOW
Reg. 19.80 -
now 13
Other
Values
9.88
.... 9.88
9.88
12.88
Hats, Knit Caps,
Hat & Bag,
Cap & Mitten Sets
Reg. 49c,
NOW
Rtg. 1.00,
NOW
Rtg. 1.59,
NOW
Rtg. 1.98,
NOW
79c
49c
SKIRTS
All Wool Soma Cordurof .
Rtg. 2.98 and 3.98, 1 QQ
NOW.... ..
Rtg. 1.98 and 1.79, 1 AO
NOW
Rtg. 1
NOW...
wm
MONOAT, Jan. tt, HIT. he Tare
of Alaska's best Sitka stand west
of Ketchikan destroyed and
warned the northwest may ex
pect similar outbrcaki.
' The Alaskan herd of fur seals
la estimated to be worth about
$100,000,000.
y i vi
'
4
m
00 7 d JV
I m
00 1
Sixes 7 to 12
Rtg. 19.95. J OO
NOW. . 'OO
Rtg. 16.95.
NOW
Rtg. 13.95,
NOW...
Rtg. 12.40.
NOW :
11.88
10.88
9.83
MITTENS
29c
49c
99c
99c
Floor
TOTS' OVERALLS
Rtg. 2.79. 1 90
NOW laW
TRAINING PANTS
Rtg. 35c, : 10a
now 176
BABY JUMPERS
49c
Store Hours 9 to 5:30
133 So. 8th Phona 5183
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