WEATHER
OHhtiON Miwllv clouily liKtuy, 1fl
illil mid loiiiurrnw. wllti fw liuwani
wt tiiilny hmiI llelit relit emt muw
.l liuilluii Itmliiltl Mini tfiiiMirruw intirn.
-IK Hluiwori Imuurriiw wllnrnuoit. I.lllle
liuiiHt In liiMmiiUit. MiMlrali wl.
rlv wlntli 11ilny. bni-iimliig moilirale lo
rr.li millH'ily limmht
NIIHTIIKHN CAI.IMIIINIA Peril,
lnuijy IniUy, lniilhl ml liiinwmw.
'fvv wlilnly I'ttllorfiil liowtri lily.
jul iii'1'NBluiinl Itnwwrt In emiptiie mirth
oiiiiirriiw. (.'iiiillniiril culil. Fre.h nurlh-
VVKlnlly Wltllll Ull L'llMll.
Morrill Allalr A public card
jiii'ly In bi'lnu sponsored by tlio
A1, linen or lliu Mciuho Tliuriicliiy,
liimiury 110. lit U p, m. In U"
tli'irill lOUf hull n a benef I
'or (ho March of Dimes. All
jinii'i-dH will o townrcl the III
utilu paralysis (unci, Pinochle
ind brlilKO will be played and
iwnnls I" a d e. Hi'frcuhinonU
will bo nerved. Tickets are
iviilliiblo ul tho door, It win an
nounced todny.
To Chicago Uavc Zumwalt
.1 II... CI..IH fllHt-lltlM Klvlnu
h i vice, left Mimrlny lor CIiIcuko
where he will stop briefly be
fore oln on to Wiiyiio, Mich.,
where he will pick up a Stlnson
ISO Voyiiifer, u new 1U47 model,
which hu will fly buck here.
Kuii'wull will be uceoinpmilcd
oy V. S. Hitchcock, Kliimuth
r'ulls btiHiiu-na mini, who In now
In the runt on business.
Flolc 1 rip Kill hteen aludents
of the Cumnde School of I'ho
tiiHnipliy lire pliiunlnu to leave
Kliuni lb Kali Kebrui ry 10 for
Noviulu where they will tiiko
purl in n lO duy field trip, plyilo
tiniplwiK I'yi'iiinld hike, Luke 'la
hoe, Uonner puiw and other
scenic point In thul stale.
BonBflt The Murch of Dime,
curd purly sponsored by the Mer
rill Women of tho Mooso hull
iilu.lt the ciimpulmi In the com
munity, will be held ut the Mer
rill Odd Kcllnw hull Thursday
ul U p. m. All proceed from
Ilia curd purly will be turned
over to the fund for Hunting In
funlllc paralysis.
Improving Clinton John
Meyer, young Kcno highway
boy who wm iilruck by cur
,-nur hl home Monday night,
wm reported resting easily at
Kluinuth Vulley hnspitnl today.
The child received a fractured
leg, heud and Internal Injuries.
Emergency Kelly Ilortacher,
beauticiun ul Irma'a beauty shop,
wilt runhed lo Hillside Monday
morning for an emergency ap
pendectomy. Her condition 1
reported as fair.
In Hospital Mrs. Ernest Tru
love, 4033 Simula wuy, was re
ported improving at Hillside hos
pital toduy following major sur
gery this week.
Robins Still
In Evidence
Robins have come to Tulcluke,
too.
A message to The Herald and
News from a woman signing her
self "Mrs. G. II. R." reads:
"I whs rending about the
robins In Klnmatli Falls. Yes
terday morning we counted 24
In our trees and they are still
coming. 1 never did see more
than two or three at a time In
my life. I don't understand
where they come from and why
nt this time of year. Thej are
pretty and I wutcli them all day.
Lute In tho evening they go
awuy."
A K I a m n t h Falls resident
phoned the paper thb morning
to xuy sho had seen her first
robin.
i
GOP Finance Man
Gives Talk Here
Robert Eustace, finance eoor
diimtor for tho republican nu
tlunnl Mate und county commit
tees, discussed parly finances
nnd'nctlon Willi a group or lo
cal businessman at a luncheon
at the Pelican cufo Tuesday.
The group elected K. M. Moty
as chairman o f tho local finance
committee and L. L. Lombard
J'snd A, M. Collier were named
vice chairmen. The entire group
will serve as tho committee.
Others present were E. H.
Thompson, Elmer Balsiger, Ar
thur Schuupp, Mitchell Tillotson,
Alfred . Coll lor. T. B. Walters,
M. S. West, Frank Z. Howard,
R. R. Macartney. Paul Farrcns,
Wyntl PudKctt, John Ashley and
Nelson Reed.
No "mule witches" have ever
been convicted In America and
very few In England.
Dr. M. C. Cassel
Chiropractic Physician
Headaches, Gas, Stomach
and Spinal Ailments '.
Ti:i.i:i'HONK sunn
127 So. 7lh St. , ,
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Mognovox Motorola
Srromberg-Carlton
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Pack Night Cub Scouts of
Pack 8 will hold pack night on
Friday, Jaiiiiury 31, at 7:3(1 p.
in. In Altainont Junior high. All
parents aro urged to attend and
see the skils which will bo pre
sented by the cubs. Puck 8 Is
sponsored by tho Allumont
Pence Memorial church,
Danca Held Members of Tho
Club at Gilchrist enjoyed a semi
formal dniico Saturday night,
Jununo 18, sponsored by the
Gilchrist and The Club. While's
orchestra from liend furnished
music for the lance.
Dlschargtd Army and nuvy
dischnrges filed at the county
clerk's offlco January 24 und 15
Include Gene Dl..k Hall and I).
J. Ci 1 1 more, both of Klumulh
county.
Box Social Mills PTA will
huvo a box social und program
In tho school cafeteria lit 7:30
p. m. Friday, January i. ah
parents and friends are invited
to attend.
In Hillside Fred and Ralph
Peterson, sons of Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Peterson of Green Spring
highway, are patient at Hillside
hospital where they aro receiv
ing medical attention.
Recovering Gloria Luinb, 10-
year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Lamb, 43.1 N. 0th, Is
recovering nicely at her home
following a tonsillectomy at
Klamath Valley hospltnl y enter-
dny.
Frltndly ClrcU The Friendly
Clrclo meets Thursday at 12:30
S. m. with Violet Vance of 4510
luista way, and Mrs, Cory will
assist.
Holdup Men
Still At Large
Tin two bandit who staged
an armed robbery ut the Oregon
Food store on O.rfton avenue
Monday night are still at lurgc,
and police here have sent dc
scrlptli ns of the young men to
officers In other Oregon and
California towns.
The bandits are believed by
police to be out-of-town men.
Ray Malntchi. store manager
who with a clerk. Billy Joplin,
was locked In a rear storeroom
by the robljers, hns told police
that the amount of money taken
was about $450.
Only currency, silver dollars
and half-dollars, was taken, the
holdup men declining to take
sum Her change ami checks from
the cusli register.
In questioning persons in the
neighborhood of the store, po
lice hnve learned that the car in
which the robbers got away mav
have been in the vicinity of the
store for at least two hours be
fore the robbery.
Floral Tributes
Cover Casket Of
"Scarface" Capone
MIAMI BEACH, Flu., Jan. 29
lP) Large floral tributes in the
form of crosses, horseshoes and
oversized wreaths Jammed a
room at a funeral home here
today where the body of ex
gangster Al Capone awaited
burial.
The funeral home said today
it did not know of any funeral
plans. The Dade county board
of health yesterday granted per
mission for the home to hold
the body beyond the usual legal
period.
Tho home said the permit was
requested on Instructions from
Ralph Capone, brother of the
one-time Chicago underworld
king, who is handling the fu
neral arrangements.
The holding permit was neces
sary because of a law requiring
papers showing the Intended dis
position of bodies to be filed
within 72 hours after death.
Any plans the fnmlly has made
have been a closely guarded
secret.
Capone died at his Palm is
land villa hero Saturday night
of pneumonia, with apoplexy
which he suffered a week ago
Tuesday as a contributing cause.
City Delivery Service. Ph. 8417.
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Proprlatars
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Balcony at
Bendix
Sentinel
Trav-ler
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Snow Causes
Basin Pileups
Highwuys throughout this
area continued slippery toduy
und numerous minor accident
were reported from snow cov
ered stretches. One futulity oc
curred on the Willumcttn puss
eurly Tuesduy us u result of snow
conditions, officers reported.
Sub-f r e c 2 I n temperatures
throughout the busln were re
ported toduy, tho weulhcrmun
giving 18 at 3:30 a. m. Snow
was lulling lightly In the north
ern section of Kliimuth county,
tho Southern Pacific advising
Unit more than five Inches of
snow covers tho ground ut Cres
cent Luke mid points in that dis
trict. The lino Is operating satis
factorily ut this end but No. 20,
due In ut 11:30 u. m., was more
limn one hour late, hampered by
snow conditions ut Dunsmulr
whero 14 inches of snow covers
that area and "still fulling."
Temperature to the north
ranged from 18 to 32, minimum.
Ten inches of new snow fell
on bun Mountain puss, eight
Inches of new snow was re
ported on tho Green Springs
highway und ut Odell luke seven
Inches fell on top of 91 inches
of a roadside pnek, A section
of one-way traffic near Salt
Creek falls will be cleared late
tuduy, the suite highway depart
ment said.
A detour fivo miles north of
Klumiith Fulls wus ulso ex
pected to bo clcurcd late toduy,
ine aeiour ncccssnry lor culvert
instiillution.
Minor Accident
Brings Fine
Willis Bnrry, 18. of 1911 Furao.
posted $15 bull with city police
lust night for failure to yield
the right of way on a complaint
signcct oy r.ciwura nmgnrn, vol.
low cab driver.
An auto driven by Barry was
Involved in a slight traffic mis
hap with Rltlgarn's cab on S.
0th at the Ewnuna Box company
yesterday morning.
Arthur East. 35. who Is get
ting to be a regular customer at
local Jails, is back in the city
lockup, this time on a charge of
vagrancy. East was Just recent
ly released from the county Jnil
lifter serving a sentence for dis
orderly conduct, hnving been
handed over to the county after
finishing a drunk charge sen
tence In the cltv Jail.
Gilchrist High
Boy
Loses Finger
Don Grccnan. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Grecnun vho reside -t
Crescent, Ore., cut off his left
thumb ut the first Joint while
doing shop work on the electric
saw at Gilchrist high achool.
Grccnan was taken to Bend
for immedlulc medical attention
and is now recovering.
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manner ... of "coating" your costume with loose classics or full shorties!
Peplum-pretty suits are slim
waisted with all 'round pephuns
rippling over the hips. All-wools in
sites 9-15. 10-20 and 38-44. 29.75
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REPRESENTING FOUR GENERATIONS of their family are,
left to right, front, Leah Pickir, Alice Capozzolo, and her son,
Tony, and Mrs. Li I lie Lathrope. Back, left to right, are Mrs.
Verle Coon ond her daughter, Barbara. Mrs. Lathrope, the
great grandmother, is visiting here from Poplar, Mont.
a u ' Kennell-Ellis.
Child Guidance
Speaker Heard
Allen East of the child guid
ance clinic, University of Ore
gon, was the featured speaker
at a Tuesday night meeting of
the Klamath county child care,
health and welfare committee,
and gave a report on the short
age of trained personnel needed
to curry on the child guidance
work In Oregon.
Members of the committee dis
cussed several measures which
have been presented to the state
legislature, with an eye to re
ceiving backing for the measure
from various civic organizations.
Fred B. Robinson, member of
tile city recreation committee,
told of the need for a recreation
program here such as was in
oK-ration in the yeors Immedi
ately preceding the war.
Robinson said that at that
time Klamath county's recrea
tion program was among the
finest in the state, having at one
time nine paid directors. He also
stressed the need to find a di
rector to replace E. E. Hambrick,
resigned.
AWARU
PORTLAND. Jan. 29 (P Ex
Mayor Joseph K. Carson has
been awarded l'Orderc de Leo
pold II. a Belgian citation, for
his work in speeding the return
of displaced Belgians.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
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THE SPRING LOOK
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It's a look of being well "suited" in the newest
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Social Calendar ,
WJntdv. JiniirT
January meeting. 8 40 salon, hom of
Mr. Edna RumcII, 316 Pacific Terrace,
8 p. m.
Friday. Janaary si
DeMolay Hnnw Ball. Masonic Umple.
Monday, fabraary 1
Bualnaaa and Profettlonat Woman 'a
club maatlnf , Wlllard hotel.
Valentin party, frlcndchlp committee.
Women of the Mooac.
King of Heart. Job Daughter for
mal dance. Masonic temple.
Jtalnrday. rtbraary T!
Klamath Kail Woman'a Library dub,
benefit bridge tea, Wlllard hotel, Mrs.
Kay W, Oldenburg, tea chairman, Mrs.
K. A. Moore, bridge chairman.
Thursday. April !
Community concert, Marina Svetlova,
Pelican theatre.
Friday, April II
rina! Community concert, Bldu Sayao. ;
British Farm Bill
Assured Passage
LONDON, Jan. 29 (Pas
sage of the labor government's
new agriculture bill, designed to
guarantee prices and markets
for British farmers, virtually
was assured of enactment today
after successfully passing its de
cisive second reading in the
house of commons.
The bill, described by the
laboritc. as the "farmers' magna
carta." still faces a third read
ing, but this under British par
liamentary procedure is little
more than a formality.
The two-day debate which pre
ceded the second reading last
night produced some adverse
criticism by the conservatives,
but they did not push their ob
jections strongly and the meas
ure w?s approved without a rec
ord vote.
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Sewing Machine Service
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Pkaaa ml I2IS Shaala
Loose classic coats hang long, have
easy kick-pleats around back! Gab
ardines and other all-wool fabrics.
Siaes 9-15, 10-20, S844. 29.75
Installed
MERRILL Sylvia Jones has
been installed as noble grand
of the Merrill Rebckah lodge
succeeding Gcraldino Cox. Her
corps of officers Includes Fran
ces Andrews, vice grand; Gcral
dine Cox, past grand; Mariam
Hunnicutt, chaplain; Mary Pope,
recording secretary; Anne Fruits,
financial secretory; Lena Buck,
treasurer; Edna Mcrrilces, con
ductor. Ethel Hamilton, warder; Pearl
Moore, right supporter to noble
grand; Leona Beasley, left sup-
Eorter to noble grand; Margaret
oper, Inside guardian; Mar
Jorie Burleigh, outside guardian;
Esther Johnson and Viola Stev
enson, flag bearers.
R. H. Anderson was re-elected
trustee.
Installing officers were Hazel
McNeill, district deputy presi
dent; Mae Anderson, , deputy
marshal and deputy officers,
Gcraldine Moore, Maxine Cole,
Helen Carlcton and Bessie
D.-inicls. Vivian Cunningham of
ficiated as flower girl.
Escorts for the officers were
J. Leland Pope, Walter Fother
ingham. Velton Haskins, R. H.
Anderson, Jim Reed, Roy Beas
ley ana noy McNeill.
Mae Anderson was elected
drill captain with Hazel McNeill,
assistant. ,
Mrs. W. E. Wakkuri was hon
ored with a stork shower on
Thursday evening, January 23,
given by the members of the
Shasta-Homedale extension unit.
Mrs. S. S. Choale was the hos
tess.
Those present were Mrs. E. L.
Barnes. Mrs. W. M. Clark. Mrs.
K. P. Eaton, Mrs. O. Ferrell,
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TOP-VALUE BUYS! ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES!
REAL BARGAINS! Here they are-and lots of them! Broken lots and odd
sizes of mid-season merchandise all marked far below original prices to clear
the decks for new spring merchandise. Don't miss these BIG SAVINGS!
CLEARANCE!
The latest stylesl Pastels, prints and
lots of black crepes, spuns and - jerseys.
Reduced, lor. January. Clearance
' SECOND FLOOR
Girls' Blouses
A nice assortment of wash
able blouses to clear at an
extreme
Tu 1.00-2.00
lowl
SCCO.Sli FLOOR
CLEARANCE!
A few long sleeves dressy and tail
ored styles in stripes, prints, white
and pastels .
SECOND FLOCR
Fingertip Coats
Warm wool fleece, knit back,
fly front, slash pockets.
They're reversible, t AA
Brown, blue. 4-8. O.YU
DOWNSTAIRS
CLEARANCE!
A group of new
pleated. All-wool
Sises 9-18
Fingertip Coats
Well tailored! Fly front, con
vertible collar, slash pockets.
and it's reversiblel
6.00
Brown, blue ...
MAIN FLOOR
CLEARANCE!
RUMMAGE TABLE!
Four big tables of merchandise in odd lots, odd sistf som shop
worn, laded and slightly damaged. Every one reduced In price for
January savings. Be sure to see these tables tomorrow.
MAIN FLOOa
nr.tAI.D NEWS. Kl.m.U r.llt. Oft.
V I
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BOWS IN HER HAIR, pretty
Julie Lynn poses for the com
ero. She is the three-year-old
dauahter of Mr. ond Mrs
James Brotton, 4798 Climax
avenue.
Kennell-Ellis,
Mrs. L. W. Kitchin, Mrs. R. A.
Nelson. Mrs. M. Shell. Mrs. H.
F. Sweeney, Mrs. E. H. Tillman,
Mrs. C. Williams, Mrs. H. R.
Woodard and Mrs. J. M. Wood
ward. Baby Son Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Cottington, 2616 Radcliffe,
are the proud parents of a baby
boy, Douglas, born January 27,
weight 7 pounds 2 ounces.
WOMEN'S STYLISH DRESSES
Girls' Dresses
A real value in girls' dresses!
Tailored and dressier types
with cleTer -trim gay colors
Sc prints.
75c-3.00
2-12.
SECOND FLOOR
WOMEN'S BLOUSES REDUCED
$
Eisenhower
Jackets
Wool flannel front, tweed
sleeves, back and waist band.
Button front. Fully lined.
Blue.
Sizes 6-10
1.98
DOWNSTAIRS
WOMEN'S ALL-WOOL
style skirts, draped, tailored,
materials in plaids and plain
'. '. -.
8ECOND FLOOR
Heavy Twill
Men's Jackets
A nicely tailored jacket. Zip
per front, brown M AA
twill. 36-40 ff.UU
MAIN FLOOR
WSDNISDAT, tmm. t, till. Ft, tl7
Pink And Blue
A delightful affair of last
Thursday evening at the hom
of Mrs. Verne McClcllan, 81
iiign, was tne shower given for
Mrs. Woody Gray by Mrs. ,
George Demetrakos and Mrs.
Jack Bratton. A pink and blue
me me was used wun an ar
rangement of flowers on the cof
fee table centered by a pink
stork. Gifts were presented In a
pink and blue bassinette.
Honoring Mrs. Gray were,
Mrs. Leo Burke, Mrs. Jay Fair
clo, Mrs. William Jeffcoat, Mrs.
E. E. Tippcry, Mrs. Robert Mil.
ton, Mrs. Arnold Colahan, Mrs, -Verne
McClellan, Mrs. James
Robiaon, Mrs. Charles Metz, Mrs.
Seward McClellan, Mrs, Corn!
Olvera, Anita Carninl, Mrs,
James Cornutt, Mrs, Lloyd Pugh,
Mrs. Frank Ad kins, Mrs. Roy :
Wllbanks, Mrs. Iva Covington
and Mrs. Bud Holzhouser and
the hostesses.
U. S. cotton acreage was re
duced from 49,600,000 In 1B28
to 17.300,000 in 1946.
KIRBY
Vacuum Cleaners
Authorized
Sales and Service
Telephone 9200 '
Girls' Skirts
All-wool skirts. Pleated with
bits of embroidery. Draped
and flared styles
assorted colors. 3-12
1.00
SECOND FLOOR
so
Cm -9
Boys' Raincoats
Trench coat style! . Double
breasted. Natural.
8-14..."......-
3.00
DOWNSTAIRS
SKIRTS
a few
colors!
'
3
00
Moleskin Pants
A precision cut work pants.
They are 'rugged' and, San
forised.
Sises 30-40......
2.00
MAIN FLOOR
300 600
120 N, 7th ; Phone 4317