Recreation
Talked At
C Of C Forum
SlnnuInK tli lit-eel rui Itn
pruvrtl rceinatlonHl fiii'llltirn and
tiuitrdltmlhm nf I he iii'i-himiI set
up, a forum ui'imp commixod of
four I'lllipim Inlrrcfti'-I In youth
activities Hll)kl tu (hp KlMMlHlll
'minly rhumlier of commerce
Wrdiit'Ndiiy r l c i iioui i .
Speakers were Mi'. M. P.
I .! m icl . ri'pi'i'M'iitlni' (he child
rare, hi'iillh mid welfare colli
nilltcc; Mm. Iliirlmi I'. Ilonwiii'tli,
ii ni'livo member of Hip l.ruuur
(if Women Voters: I'm t I Lee.
Kl'inmlh Kail business niiin. mid
Ki'rd Koblimui, of I lie city purk
, and recreation bum (I.
I ii 1 I until H ih inr min1 nil
AdrcjuiUci Itwrrnlloii l'rouruin
or iMiiiiiuui v..(iuiii.v, L.ru omui
d out Hint Old Pillion litis slip
ped Into the lli'limiimii ni II
moral slump similar to Hip years
fiil'nwlim lliii firm world war.
Addlnu Hint financial support
l nri'CMhury to help In keeping
a hliih nioi lit sliindurd In youth,
lie flnlnlied will) the (iiclloii.
"Clin we or ciin we not afford
to do noinclliliix ttboul It?"
HoIiIiiaoii spoke on Hip possi
bility of nuklnu voters for 11
mill recreiitlon levy In addition
lo the promt 1 mill In a future
election. Me specified that the
clly In now operallnK under a
serious Ivtpidlciip wltlinut suffi
cient fliiunrrs to ciiny on a com
plete proiii'iim, Speiiklnt h I K li
ly of the new city recreiitlon
director, Sumiicl II., Smith of
Suit Lnke. who will assume 111.'
(In tlc next Monday, Itobtnson
Hiked the cooperutlon of every
one In worklntl will) Smith.
A lone range tux supported
reerention provruni win suitKcsl
ed by Mr. Leonard as a mean
of securing an ample plan, along
with an over-ull coordinating
group consisting of Interested
members of civic bodiei.
Mrs. llosworlh added that
each person In the community
Mould feel personally rcKii.ii
ble for negative factor In im
proving recreation, since, the
explained, each negative factor
hotild be counteracted with i
partitive one. Everyone can help",
he nulled further, with a "Utile
time and a little pockclbook."
The usual question and answer
period watt omitted from the
program becauso of lack of
time.
from possible deulh lute 'lues
1 day when he wu severely
; burned about the leg while de
stroying weeds on a cuuul bank
'on the Tulcluku dlvlnlon.
Quick uclliiii on the purl of i Cox win working wilh the
i.v (tilliiw workmen suven sprayer wneii win hwt mmt
Hubert Cox, Zll-vear-old U. H. . loose from the tank, covering
bitreuu of reclamation employe, him with the spray which ig-
Quick Action By
Companions Saves
Life Of Worker
uiti.'d as sparks from the burning
weeds fell on his clothing, John
DcHuhr and Elmer Burns, both
of Tulelnke, saw Cox caught in
the flnrnes and came to his
rescue. They rushed him to
Merrill where he was given first
aid and then brought to Kla
math Kails where a physician
treated his burns. Cox returned! "i.o wi. ri.i.i r.iu. o, TnuasoAt. Asm s. Kit. r.t. tkrt
to Ma,lln but Wednesday . .,
noon was udmitted to Hillside TlllomOOk Pilot
hospital for medical care. Cox wit J i r l
makes his home in Malin. j Killed In VraSh
ALBUQUERQUE. N. M., April
The highest temperature ever J tp Virgil Denn Ostcrhaut,
recorded for sea water was 1)8 Tillamook, Ore., pilot, was fatal
degrees. In the Persian gulf. - ly injured late yesterday in the
crash of a private plane he was
test-hopping. .
Douglas E. Porch, owner nf
the plane and also from Tilla
mook and Allen Park, Mich., was
Injured. He suffered jaw end
nose fractures. .
KICK-BACK
CLAYTON, N. M., April It (IV
A kick-back broke Paul Miller's
The young Seneca rancher
said he kicked an old bull to
hurry him Into a corral.
The bull kicked back. j
SILVER LINING I
ANN AftHOH, Mich.. April 3 f
(!) Keven-yeui-old Allison !
Brown wore her mother's 2:!(I0
diamond and sapphire ring to
school lo show it tu her young !
friends, but it was missing when
she got home.
Police and Boy Scoulr. searched
for It until Allison's mother, 1
Mrs. B. Cut. Brown, reported
everything had turned out all
right.
She found the ring in Hie lin
ing of Allison's C(Kll.
Maundy Thursday
Service Stated
Maundav Thursday services
will be held by the Knights Rose
Croix of the Scottish Rile, on
Thursdiiy evening at 8 o'clock at
the Masonic hall In Klamath .
Falls. This is the obligatory feast
of the extinguishing of the i
lights, and it is mandatory upon
all members who have atlulued
the I Hill degree of that rite, to
attend this feint, If it is at all
possible. ,
There will also be the cere
mony of Hie re-lighting of the
lights on Easter morning at 7:1X1
a. m.. followed by a breakfast at
the Wlllurri hotel. These are
probably the two most outstand
ing occasions of the year for
Scottish Rite Masons.
PILES
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO fM.I NO MOSl-11 AI.I.ATION
Sm !. f Tim
rrmsnnl aslll
OR. E. M. MARSHA
f.'Mr.ractl. riiralrlsn
It. ft.. Ilk l.,uir. 1 !,. Bl
rs.m .
Youngster Breaks
In Tumble
Leg
A playmate tackled 8-year-old
Water Peterson, 2541 Celtic,
Just a Utile too hard and ruined
young Walter' spring vacation.
The children were playing In
the neighborhood at the time
when one boy sent Walter to the
f round. The boy suffered a bad
y broken leg and was admitted
In Hillside hospital where he
will be for quite some time,
Walter Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. L. J. Wilson. The accident
occurred Saturday.
can iflinrHsij
Get His
Easter
Gift
at DON'S
t) Swank Jtwalry
9 Hollyvogut Tias
0 Columbiaknit Swtatars
White Stag Jackals
t) H. B. Glov.r Robst and
J P. J. s
Mark Twain Shirts
Any Itam Clft Wrapped
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lit Mala rha
Favorite Vessert with Babies
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mooth,Pelicious
SfRAIMEP APPLE
SAUCE
NOT too Tart
NOT too Sweet
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C1MAU MIATS VIMTAtLU RUITS OUSIKT
Way for easi
BRIGHT SPRING TOGS
for Toddlers 1 to 6
for Easter Dress-Up
Leave it to Sears to bring you a
captivating collection of coats for,
the most discriminating miniature
miss! Pretty fitted styles, boxy
types, colorful contrasts, checks,
and luscious solids gay as eastcr
egg colors. 1 to 8X.
58 tn 1295
Crisp Cotton
DRESSES
Sweet washable cottons in the gay
est of . prints and solids. Healthy
sized hems, very puffed-up sleeves,
full, full skirts. 3 to 6X.
l79.298
Linl Girii' Skim, 1 to it, 1.29 I 3.29
Women's
Lace Trimmed
SATIN SLIPS
289
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EASTER SHOES
' . for Women and Men A-re
COATS
Soft Icother. fiT-x
Blue or br ' "" Brown and white v
lling. Spectator. I I
p-- - - Block patent --'0
for street ond dress. S fit sondal. ffeT
7.98 -jVX 5-W 0 Whit, and Te.ro...
i.osS'uprir. .SJ . Dress instep cosuo.. f luUed. (5)
8 Brown or block Sizes 8i to 7
F"& Zephyr Wool
'VvS. kiX- Jy-K " " ' Fgvorite Pullover Stylo
TsSm -Mpl 1.98 ..198
Brown or block, S" lBEl le'v'Tas'u'ol. v' f 5
leather sole. ' . : , m at 5 V y I .
Brown rubber heel. rt A V -a
9.85 X (SJv
I "-" -1 Boxy Cardigan Sweaters .
ys"' I I pstel shades' 32 to 4o
'Ttj ..... Ill
ia n i i . motcasin toe, ohiii s i
.. rubber or leather sole. I
9.85 ' .ry . L
Royal Purple
RAYON HOSE
Soft ad wool zephyr puDovw.
Neat crew neck style with short
sleeves, aerion-free armholes.
Ribbed waistband and cuffs for
trim fit. Ideal to wear with suits
ond skirts. In white, aqua, pink,
yellow, beige, cherry red. Sizes
34 to 40.
. 3.98 to 5.98
M
Knit Rayon Briof
Sleek Fitting 49C to79C
to soft knit rayon In popular
orrof Danti tryrV Tailored to M
sMk(v with mprem comfort. Tta
; color smaM modium. irg.
KLAMATH THEATRE GUIDE
TONIGHT
Brown perforated
cap. B, D, E widths
ESQUIRE-
PELICAN
TOWER-
PINE TREE-RAINBOW?
Ann Sheridan, James Cagney in "City for Conquest"
"Below the Deadline" plus "Over the Santo Fe Trail."
Stage: Amateur Night. Screen: "lehind the Mask" with
Kane Richmond and Barbara Reed.
"Without Reservations" and "Dick Tracy."
"Deadline for Murder" and "Topeka Terror."
Sht&tfiti&enr puatomfoefetyeHb -mtmep. fact?
STORE HOURS 9 TO 5:30
133 SO. 8th
Phone 5188