WEATHER
NOIITIIEIIN CAMrOHNIA Pertly
eiuudy Iti the miiOi, muatly clear In tlte
Soulll l4Mly, tuntght end tuiimrruw,
with lot! Mturniiii tut. I.MMa chins
Stt temperature, weiilje variable wimli
elf ctt.
ORKUON Chrorly weal and perUy
Imidy e.el imrUuii with ot'cetittt,! light
raine nurthwatt today, t'tiight and
Tfturvfley. I.lltle tetniMralura Hums,
rra.rt atmtharlv wlnria north caat atid
imMierate euullierly wlmla ecmth eoaet.
Falrvlaw PTA Tlio t'uirvlcw
PTA will imuu In tho aciiuul
auditorium Thursday, Juituary
mitllturliiiu Thursday, January
films on tubrretilosle and ma
laili which should be of grat
Interest, Ulrl Scout will Inks
euro ol chlldron whiio parent!
attend. Tho executive commit
tee will meet lit 1:30 prccedliiit
th general meeting, The sixth
ratio will bo hosts for the
mutith.
Directors Masting Tha board
of director of tho Inter-church
YMCA basketball league wilt
meet Thursday, January 23, at
7 p, m., at the First Christian
church. Dean 8, Francis, chair,
man, urges that all members at
tend In order that final arrange
ment) may be made for the
grand opening.
Woman's Council Th
women's council of the First
Christian rhurrh will meet
1 hiirjulay, January 2:t at 2 p, m.,
in groups at various homes.
Group 1 with Mm, O, 1-oven-
burg, 332 N. 10th. Group 2 with
Mrs. Paul Hilton. H38 Lookout.
Ciroup 3 with Mrs. A, Curtis
Stockatitl, 43fl4 Summers lane.
Horae Pictures N. B. Drew
will snow motion pictures of the
1845 Trail Hide to Lukeview, the
last rodro, and the Sheriff's
Posse at his residence at 8:15
N. Mill Krlday night. Anyone who
nindo the Trail Hide, members
of the Posse and other Inter,
rated horsemen are invited.
Flight Instruction Weston
Watson left this week for Santa
Maria, Calif., to complete his
course In aviation. Ho studied at
Love Field, Dallas, Tex., and
received his commercial license.
Watson has Iwcn on a visit with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Marc
Watson, 421 Washington,
Soclaty to Matt The Klam
all) County Historical society
will meet at B p. m. January 29,
In the Klamath County chamber
of commerce rooms.
Called North Mrs. Lane War
ren. Eldorado street, was called
to Prlnevtlla Tuesday evening by
the serious Illness of her mother.
Mrs. Ludvig I'eterstm, who Is Hi
at her home. Mrs, Peterson has
been 111 for the past week but
showed some Improvement over
the week-end. Her condition was
not good lute Tuesday,
ThhIm fMasa i3ii-artna Inter-
ested In night typing classes aro
reiiiested to meet In room 103,
Klamath Union high school, at
7 o clock tonigni, i ne course win
Iw given with college credit and
mav h. taken with or without
credit.
In Hospital Hay Byrnes, 1123
Crescent, Is a patient at the Hill-
lrl hnanttut. where he Is re
ceiving treatment for a sciatic
disorder. Byrnes is rcsiueni
manager of the Union Oil com
pany. Visitors aro allowed.
In Japan Cupt. Howard Bur
ton Dow Is now stationed in Je-
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cordlug to word received from
his relatives, 11. U, Dow and
Mil. H. P. Dow, of this city.
Improving Donna Tenoskl,
KUHS student, who was Injured
at Crater lake last week-end In
a tobbognn accident, Is recover.
Ing at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dubois of
710 Main.
oclal Chairman John Loos-
ley of Maltn, student In civil er'
glneerlng at OSC, haa been
elected social chairman of
Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity In
Corvallls.
At Hillside Chris Blanas of
llio Cascade apartments was
moved t Hillside hospital at
0 p. m, Tuesday by ambulance
In' medical treiittnnnt, Hliimix,
long time Klnmutli resident and
uroiierty owner, was reported
quite ill todiiy.
Treatment George flohr
backer, 112,1 Walnut, Is a patient
at Hillside hospital, ticliig treat
ed for possible pneumonia. Kohr
bavker was moved from his
home at 8:45 a, m, Wednesday by
ambulance.
Rguir Meeting Canton
Crater 7 will hold a regular
meeting In tho JOOK hall at
8 p. m. Thursday. There will be
refreshments after the meeting.
In Hospital M. . Jones of
805 Victory drive Is a patient at
Hillside hospital. He is suffering
from double pneumonia and is
not permitted to have visitors.
On Visit PI, Sgt. Sam Kmer
son. URMC. Is here today from
his station in Son Diego and will
visit his parents. Mr. and Mrs,
WtHard Beckman at Crater lake.
In Hospital 3. L, Hale, 85-year-old
Klamath resident, is a
patient at Klamath Valley hos
pital and may have visitors,
liale resides at 2143 Orchard.
The cactus wren Is the state
bird of Arizona,
Western Pine
Name Officers
Merle West of Klamath Falls,
official of the Big Lakes Box
company, was elected chairman
of tho district board oi western
I'hie association at a meeting
held Tuesday in Klamath Falls,
Other members of the board are,
E, V. Ivory, secretary; W, A. Car
mlehael, Gilchrist; Jack Wedel,
Lakevlew; A. F. Bloeklittger,
Cltiioouifi; C. E. McDonald,
Lakevlew; It. H. Macartney,
Fred Selialloek, and H. D. Mor
tensott, Klamath Falls; B. It. Nut
ting, Medford.
Axsociation board of directors
are. It, D, Mortenson, Klamath
FBiis, and Frank Gilchrist of Gil
christ, with Jack Wedel of Lake
view and E. P. Ivory, Klamath
Falls, as alternates.
Committee members are, ex
ecutive, R, R. Macartney; forest
conservation, uugn campoea;
grading, George Butler, Bly; pro
motion, H, D. Mortenson; re
search, W. A. Spangler; statisti
cal, P, A, Albertson; traffic. Jack
Hishop. Their alternates, respec
tively, are, Frank Giichrist Mirst
two); E. P, Ivory, C, II. Herman,
Prospect; H. C. Lamport, Med
ford; A. N. Bcals, Klamath falls;
R, Hofjue, Medford,
Members of the forest practice
eommittfle are. Junior t. Dag
gctt, Prlnevilie, chairman; Hugh
Campbell, George Flanagan,
Medford; Mel Barron, Aityras;
Frank Gilchrist, Gilchrist; h. Me
Lcliand, Klamath Fails; B, L,
Nutting, Medford,
Lost River Garden
Club To Meet
MERRILL, Jan. 22 The Lost
Hiver Garden club will meet at
,the home of Mrs. Dafe Wert, on
Tuesday, January 28, at 1 p. m.,
beginning with potluck
luncheon. There will be a dis
cussion of varieties of plants,
and members are asked to bring
new seed catalogs. Mrs, John
Degnan is president of the group.
Assistant DA
Named In Portland
PORTLAND, Jan. Si m
Herman Habner, SO, has been
appointed assistant V. S, attor
ney here, the attorney general's
office in Washington, D, C, ha
announced.
Ifahner, actifsg Ira Use postf
since October, is a veteran of ,
tank battalion experience in j
Europe and graduated from the i
University of Oregon law school j
and Washington State college. !
He was born in Fairfield, Wash, i
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Pythians Pytiilan Sisters
will meet Friday at 8 p. m. at
IOOF hall for the first meeting
of the new officers. All mem
bers are urged to attend and
visiting members are welcome.
Clinic A well.baby clinic will
be conducted Monday, January
27, at the Klamath county pub
lic health unit. Mothers may
make appointments by calling
7714.
Dr. M. C. Cassel
Chiropractic Physician
Headaches, Gas, Stomach
and Spinal Ailm.nta
Tri.trilOMK aaaa
127 So. ?tb St.
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
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CHURCH EDIFICE
"In the Heart of the City"
7:30 Wednesday Evening
Tonight Jan. 22, 147
ELERY A. PARRISH, Evangelist
WILL CONDUCT SERVICE
InitslHng of Elder, Deacons, Dacons
Welcome To All Come!
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1 tu&kJ- 'Ms jh
Q. What tJucalional btniRtt Jo I fat unJtr
(A. CI BUI of RighuT
A. If you servo honorably on active duty
for a period of 00 days, on day of which
is served between September 10, 11)40,
and the date of termination of the pres
ent war, or you are discharged because
of an actual service-incurred Injury or
disability incurred within that first 00
day period, you are, upon discharge, en
titled to one year of education in the col.
lego, trade or business school of your
choice for which you can qualify. In ad
dition, each month of active duly, includ
ing tho first three, prior to the end of tha
war, ontitles you to another month of
pot-aervico education, up to 48 months.
Your tuition, laboratory fees, etc., up
to $500 per ordinary school year will be
paid by tho government. Also, you will
recolva $(15 a month living allowance;
, $1)0 a month if you have dependents.
Q. What about family attowaneotT
A. For men enlisting or reenllstlng now,
family allowances will continue until six
months after tha war is officially ended.
Q. What art my cAancs of going overseas?
A. If you enlist for 3 years, you may select
to servo In any overseas theater which
has oponlngs, especially Japan or Korea.
Q. Can stiff ehooto t ho branch of rc
i want to serve in?
A. Yes, You can pick any branch which has
quotas to bo filled, if you enlist for
3 years.
Q, It Mara any way I tan rttnliit in my olJ
grado?
A, Yes, you can, if you reenllst for a' 3-year
term within 20 days after your honor
able discharge.
Q. It thmrt any athtr way I can nmnlitt in
ftoitT
A. Yes, If you held ono of certain military
occupational specialties, and were dis
charged on or after May 12, 1945, you
can reenllst In a grade depending on tho
length of time you held the desired
M.O.S.
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Black plastic patent Slisg Punjp
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Cuban heel .....
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JVoa t nus our brea IMikiag djs-
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Men's Cosk Aprons
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Boys' knit brie.'i with .laitic topi,
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box toe, lieel shsnk,
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See M. A, Jordan, C.B.M,, County Courthouse
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