Zion Church
Shows Movies
Tin rollHlcmn nouiid fllnia, "frail.
val of Spring," mid "The ChIIIiik
of Maltlirw." will br aliown Miindny
In the auditorium of llir Zlon l.u
Union church, Mao IIIkIi. The tlr.il
allowing will bo nl 3 p. in. mid Dip
Mcond it 7 p. in.
Thwie fllma, which nri nf incnl
prmluiilnn. will bo of Interest bulh
to children mid mlulln. "Keatlvwl
of Miirlnu" luu been proiluiTil In
full color. "The Ciilllim nf MuMhcw"
li baard on the Cliiel of Murk, mid
recurdh the Mitntcr ciiIIIiik Mnllhew
to be hlii illxdple. There In no ml
nilulon chiuKe mid the public l
cordially Invited to intend.
In the rruiilur liioiuhix wnralilii
ervlce. Zlon l.utheriiu church will
obaervo the Ceiilenuliil iniiilvrrnary
of the Kvuiiiiollcel l.utlimin Hynod
of MlMiiurl,
Thin will be H apri'lul irallvul
an vice beulunliiii nl II a. in. The
Zlon Lutheran couuieitiitlon ha
been a member of thin ayiiwllcal
Krnup nine W'H. Victor Hehulw,
iiaatur, will apeak an the topic, "A
Hundred Yeara of Clod llnue."
Appropriate munlc will lie presented
by the Klun choir. The Hundiiy
cliool nnd lllble clnu meet at the
regular lline, 8:46 a. in.
Barnctt Presents
Story Of Church"
Rev. David K Harnett will cou
llnue .with "The Hlory of the
Church" nl the aervlcca of the Firm
I'reahylerlun church Hundiiy morn
ing. The aeiinnn will tell the hltory
of the Clirlnllan chiiich from the
full of the Itoinun Kmplie to the be
IllnuliiK of the Kelornmtlon. The
acrtpturat text for the aerrnoii In
Matthew 1.1: 1-3:1.
The choir, under the direction of
the paMor, will alng thr unthein,
"Ui. Voice to Heaven Hounding."
by llortnlmuky. Mil Eloert Vrnuli
la omnium.
The Young eolle'ii WeMlllllmter
. Fellowship will meet at 6:30 p in.
for 11 aluilv on "Prityer." Miirlitn Mc
Jnlvre in In rhaigo.
On Tueaday. April 19. ttev Dur
nclt will coiiducl the around of a
aeilea of eouflrniittlon claiwa for In
termediate glrla at 4:30 p. ill. at the
Pienbyierlan church. The rlonwa
will continue fur 11 number of Keck.
COUPON
n4 Ik It fHM wiiii II.M u4
wilt mll It bUamirtf
N-tnU nt4llt. Stw tarUIUi t
ttllfHl tUI tliitfst. I1rrtn
lb 0r4t, flcftwrUn, Urfn.
i Commoni, I
My MAHY OH 111 K.N
Pitt McMIIIhii, Junior contciider
for cinder tUeen, ciilno out 011 tup
In the limit kiiIub by aoiuo 1(000
polnta nnd will 1
110 crowned Iruek ' VKV ?
iiueeii Hi I li i&3-"T..
armory Coronu- r
Hon danro to- "1 ,i
nlKht. Theipieen f I
waa hivcii mw 471
prlvlleiio of up- I j J
polnlliiii u fifth I t St
um to coinpiein
the court. Cutty
Mcycm will be
the fourth prln
cc. The con
tent netted u L,.i j ,
totui of IMUIBO, feJP . .-
which will be put EJ ,
III Die student "
lH,dy truck fund. Mry O Brlen
IMihlh ntionn ilriiiirtiuent Rt KU
will hold Itn iinnunl biii)cUet In the
Wlueinu hotel toiiluhl nl 0.30. Uur
11 ik the evening Mhu Kpley, Hemld
11111I New niiiiiiiKlnli editor, will
Kpeuk to the Kroup. New gulll und
Hcroll ineinbem nnd thoou who will
hold Imporlunt ntuff ponltlon oil
the Kinter 11 ml the Kl Kwleo will be
uunuuuced.
Joyce Biimplc, milll mid Hcroll
pienldeut, In geiientl chulriuiin for
the iieinl-foiiiml iillnlr. Miiiilyn
O'Ncll i In i Ihii lie ol entei tulnmenl;
decorulloiiii for the bniuel tabid
will lie miiile by Mury Ann MIIIh nnd
her committee.
Yenlercluy OlrU U-ngue meeinig
brought about the nomination of
the girl who will be voted oil to
determine who will fill the OlrU
lciiuuc offlcea next year. Thoie
nomluiited by the present executive
committee were Uorla Kthrldge,
preaiileiu: Uorihen Cogdlll, vice
president, mid Lou Ann Clmae, aec
lelnry. Olrla nomlnnted from the floor for
the vitrlmift ofllcca were nn followa:
President. Mnry Uiu Ktunlierry. Ht
McMlllnn and Mnudle Thompson:
vice president, Uarlene Knowlea,
June Mnrie Murjihy and Judy lnr
sou: se4:retnry-lrensurer, loiiua Itae
Worden, Nancy Edwurda, Mury Lou
Case and Donna Kdwnrds.
After the nominations were made
the girls' nonette of the CilrU (lire
I club sung "tiumrnerilme" and "I'm
Always Chasing Kalnbows." accoin
I punled by lul-.e Hnrnhurt. Ie
: Overoii and Oorlhea Cisjidlll presem
; ed a domestic comedy entitled "Dick
i and Unity." Kor tlie remainder of
Palestine
Hearing Nears
LAKE HUOKBH, N. Y April 115
M'l Top exiierta on f'elesllne prob
lems converged upon Hulled Nu
tloua heiidtpmrters TliurMluy ns the
fusl-worklng secretarial completed
plans for opening the first U. N.
speclnl session on Palestine ncxl
Mondny.
Two mnjor questions have been
put on the provisional agenda upon
which the assembly must decide by
two-thirds vote.
They are: I A British request for
appointment of a sperlul committee
to prepare for consideration of the
Palestine question at the regular
M'sslon hi September.
3ldentlral requests bv the five
members of the Arab leugue who are
U. N. stntn for the sperlul session
to consider lermlmitlon of the Brit
ish mandate over Palestine and the
declaration of Palestine's Independ
ence. The United Hlates. Britain and
several other delegations have Indi
cated opposition to the second Item.
Thev Insist that the special session
must not go Into the question Itself
bevond upKlntlug the Investigating
committee.
the period Patty Meyers led group
singing of old nnd new favorites,
accompanied by Lynden King.
Todny and tomorrow two of the
music department's ensembles and
n group of soloists wlli cumpcta In
the district music conference In
Albany. The clarinet qunrtet. Norma
Smith, l,ols Larson, James Pearson
nnd Chuck Mnrtln, arc entered un
der the direction of John McMunus.
Charles Anderson. John Kpley, Jllll
Ntosby. Cumeron Htewart, Bill South
well and Bruce Crawford all mem
ber! of the brass sextet will be
directed by O. K. Warcup.
BololaU entered are Burbura Klnn,
Bruce Crawford, Wilbur Elliott,
Catherine Blanas, Oerald Fairs and
Doris Weaver.
Initiation of the new system
whereby students can attend base
ball games was made today with
fans paying their 10 cent admission 1
fee to nee the Klamolh-Oranu Pass
game. Hep Pcpiwrs attended In
group In their uniforms.
Daylight Saving
Up To Mayor Riley
PORTLAND, April 26 lv-The
proposal to Inaugurate dnyllght sav
ing lime In Portland la up to Mnyor
Eurl Itlley.
The city council considered It yes
terday, then decided to cull for a
report from the mayor. Action In
oilier Northwest cities would be the
determining factor, commissioners
Indicated.
Viking Gives Low
Bid On Sprinklers
PORTLAND. April 26 1P1 The
Vlkluu Automatic Sprinkler com-
; puny, Portland, was low bidder on a
1 project for Installation of sprinklers
in ten warcnouses ai me umaiuia
ordnance depot, district army en
gineers said today.
Tlie bid. one of two submitted,
totaled $B:i,B77, compared with a gov
ernment estimate of WO.tm.
IKRAI.O NCWS, Klsinslh fall!, Or. millAT, April tl, at, ha
Put ALL Car Costs
(Anything Needed to Rejuvenate Your Car)
On ONE Contract
Pay Low Monthly Installments
) You're invited lo drive your car in for a free
estimate of what it will cost to put your ear
In condition for lummer driving. Take ad
vantage of our time payment plan. Take 3
to 15 month! . . , and get the lowest finance
rate available.
Example
If You Spend $100
Finance Charge for 12 Monthi....Only $ 6
Nothing Down!
C I Farm car owneri can put all
I Om IHVrrSt their reconditioning, expenaei on
one contract, and make ONE teaional payment.'
Olds-Cadillac Division
OLDS TOWER 7th and Klamath
Phone 4103
Announcing
the OPENING of
Furs
- - - Klamatli Falls' New
New furs with a variety of smart new styles to choose from,
Carments to order for individual tastes with
assurance of correct styling and
workmonship.
Remodeling and Repairing Expertly Done.
Cleoning Clozing Storage
203 Underwood Bldg. 7th ond Main Phone 9372
ALL LOCAL
BEAUTY SHOPS
will bo
CLOSED
., .... , . ... j.-.
Monday and Tuesday,
April 28 - 29
For the Oregon State
HAIRDRESSERS & COSMETOLOGISTS
CONVENTION
BEING HELD IN KLAMATH
FALLS
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& tmT'H . ".1 ' .y? 1
11 t 1 no
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WITH I-POWT jUS'tHSlOH fONT
iB-V.... f
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cinc hu tngineeted diii modern
brxlr-hujtfjing undcrwtr-nd Mister,
Vt un your ipccdl Dciigncd to follow
the rtouHnd rwlin md rami your
active body perform daily. You
Mly kivcn't lived In comfort until
EMS
DON'T GROW
OLD
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YES .
Jewelry Manufacturing
is an important part of the
Rickys organization and is 1
done here in the completely
modern downstairs store.
Bring your heirlooms in and
let skilled craftsmen show
what may be done with them.
MORE THAN EVER, IT'S RICKYS FOR DIAMONDS
DESIGNED TO YOUR TASTE!
A Klamath Basin People!
TOMORROW I
w Is the Final Day to See j
A the Fabulous Gems from the ( A
y 1 81.300.V00 Winston Collodion
JL Your Oiice-iu-a-Lifetinie Opportunity! j
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f) j
f Yes Diamonds Are (
Jfl in the News Today! J a
L READ! y
St I "Diamonds Are Big Business" . in
MS I Saturday Evening Post April 26th issue. J AW
y I "King of Diamonds" f
Cosmopolitan Magazine, April issue. 1 .
g Diamonds Are Negotiable ... L m
W And Rickys Jewelers will be glad to discuss the problem of
ft' exchanging your old diamonds for other gems.
fl 700 Main St Phone 3151 jf
you've tried-"BODYOA.DS." irnr,iMnoj.im(K.
' RfiliKt of mtn bop' aad yriu
DREW'S MANSTORE
MS MAIN
700 Main St.
Phone 3151
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