WEATHER
OIIEUON Partly rlanitlr lmla'. In
ttlsM and rrttlay aacaiil Hittally rlutuly
wail liuillon. MIIKhlly warmar Inlarlnr
iMiithw.al pot Mutt, Uantla variable wllula
iff cim.i,
KLAMATH rAI.I.H AND VK.'INITV -Parity
vlulirir ttiilay and Friday. Oaiilla
IHitlliarly wlnlla IhU ariallUNiit. llllll
luil.y 111. low 49 lllali rililay TJ.
NtlHTIIMIN CAUCOIINIA Kalr to
day, timlalit anil Friday. I'arlly rhmily
lit aaltama imrtliwa.l anil voa.tal fn.
I.lltla rlianaa In taiiiiMralma. Ilriilla In
tnotlaiala iturlhwa.laily wlnita nit vnaal.
Holiday Trip-Mr. mill Mm. Hny
Hi'lMir, Autllry apartment, plutl
It-Ill over thtt I'timlng wrrk-rntl lioll
iluy. They will tin In Halcin llrnt and
Iip will vlalt, frlriiilH there while tia
itiiikm t till) to Mount Hnotl. Then
Ihry plutl to Vlall ti In brtiUtrr, Itev,
Flunk HrlMir In Alliiiny unit Imr
biiitlicr. Ted niKtilti m hi" "liver fox
mid mink farm in Jolfcrson.
Nlalrri Visit John Offnl, maln
tenance mutt at Lava Metis iiittliinnl
iiiumiiiient, lintl it happy mil pt Ino
Una work wltfti two ill liln slaters
arrived Iti vlall lilni. 11 tltolr
Ilrat vlalt In iit ypnrit. Visitors nt
ihn Otlrl liotiiti urn Mrs. Ulditfy
I'mrr-ll nf Clilnwo mid Mitt. Mttry
WutKln Netiriinka.
I'ruilli c Jim Craync, couch 1t
lltt AtiiPilt'iin Union Jiuiltir base
Imll tonin for Mill" district, aaks all
yminii plnyorn to turn out for prac
tice nt 6 I), m. Friday IniniMllntely
alter tlir Bn bull mune on Recree
turn firltl. Tim Iraiiue iininca atari
June I.
r..l HUlril -Tito nf fleers mid
rt.lll tram of the rtoyal Nrliilibora
i.l America tire reminded to enntt
the KO hull for practice rrlilay
t 7 jo p. m. The prerllr-e la Im
portant, und all re urged to ellrnd.
Week-end Plana Kenneth Dnlil.
rotiaervallnnlM. tor t-miKell and lne
valleys, plena to tAko Ills fnmlly thl
week-end to Hllverton to visit hl
parrnta before lliey leave on a trip
to Wlacotv.li).
Meet ror Parade The Essies
auxiliary drum corps and drill Inffl
will meet at Friday, at Uie
roK hall for the Memorial Day
nrartlrr. All members are urged to
be on time.
Memorial Proirnm The Women
nf the Mooae will Join the l-oyal
Orrlcr "t the Moos In preaenllng a
Memorial Day program at 7:30 ihn
evening, Thursday. The public U In
vited. Trm Vlalt Mr. Ona Dagley.
3440 Vine, haa returned from a six
werka' vlalt with her mother and
other relatlvei in Texaa.
Iteallora (Tom .All real estate
flrina who are members of the
Klamath Hoard of Iteallora will be
cloaed Friday, Memorial Day.
Courthouse Records
jM.ll.a raarl
Marvin Call Kay, Inadaquala bra a a
rin MM
Wayrw Arthur Maria, no nop llftll.
flna, MM. . .
John K.nnelri Armalrens. Inadaojuau
tt.k.a. rina. Ss Jo
John Kannalh ArtmlrociS. no flop
a-i.t tin: aft oo.
mitv Thoritl.Mi. failure to alop at In
tara.rtlftn. Flna. Mm . .
Janny Ann cin.tman. no oparalof
aVanta Flna M VI
I'aul rWawllh Nlrhula. (allur. la Hop
M run rina. MM
V;am llllvar Bo)d. unpropa' 'all
rT,a, M t
Marrlata l-lfaaaa ,
Krm-OAnit. ...Oavid y'J,"ln
Karrar Jr., 10, aawmltl wnrhar. Native
at Orvenn Haaldanl I Klamath ralla,
pro Vlnlal Maa oxra. I. honliliaoT'
Katlvo ol Oraann. floaldanl ol Klamath
fall.. Ora. . .
DtNNiafAMPBrU.. Kenneth t. Dan
nla 24. lhaatro oianaoar Natlvo of
lna Ka.ldanl nl Klamath Falla. Oro
( liarlnlla tamphall. I". aludanl. Nallvo
til t alllornla. Ita.ld.nl or Loa Plumai.
t"MTritrtJ.PAT7.Kr Aeehlermee.
ion Mllchell. JO. mlnUtaa Natlva of
Nahraika na.ldant nf Klamath ralla,
Ora Hatty Janal Patrha ao, aludrnt.
Naiiva of Mlnnaaota. floaldanl o( Dly,
Oia
I.AalMrrl-MrC'OI.C!IN Jama. Rohan
I.arlmar, n. prnjartlnnlal Nallvo of
Ornn Nr.ldant of Klamath fallt, Oro.
fiaitrllda EllralJOth MrColfln, IT Na
tlva of Kanaaa. Itaaldent ot Klamath
ralla, Ora.
BACKACHE,
LEG PAINS MAY
BE DANGER SIGH
Of Tired Kidneys
If barkarlia and laf palnaoro maklnrroo
leiaaraMr.dnn'ljuatromelalnanddonnthlna
about than.. Nature may bo warning rou thai
ynnr kldnaya naad altantloa.
ThakldnayaaraNaturo'aehlaf wayof taking
. ateaaa arlda and polannoua waato out of the
blood. Thry htlp Boat pooplt paaa about S
plnta a day.
II Iba lb mllaa of kldner tnbaa and fllUra
don I work wrll, polaonouawaalamatlarataya
. In the blood. Thaaa polauna may atart nafftmp
backachaa. rhaumal In palna. kt paint. Iom of
pap and onanjy. aettlng op nil hla. awallinf,
pufflnaaaundrr tha ayaa. haadachaa and dtiaj
nraa. KYaqurntoreeanlypaiaaBaawlUiamajU
Inland burnlnaaomaUmaa.hoarauurraliaoma
Iblng wrong with your kldnaya or bladdtr.
Don't waltl Aab your druat lat for Uoan'o
PlUa. a atlmulant dlurotle, uaad aucceaafuUr
by miUlona for ovar 10 raar. boan'a give
bappy rallaf and wlU nalp tbo nltaa of
Paidnay tubaa duah out polaoaoua waata frost
tbo blood, tiat Doaa'a PlUa.
Ceremtmy The Htlxlllary of Tule
Inko pont, Aiiiei'li:iin lulon, will
plum wreathe on the grave of the
unknown aoltlier nt the former WHA
center lit Newell, on Krltluy, Mn
iiiiiiliil Day, und n wrcuth on the.
lawn of the Tuleliike Community
I'lenlivterlun clr.ireh In memory of
tile oi'iio ol vvurMi vvur 11. nn
bunliiena huunea will be cloned Fri
day. I'liiorlile Parly The KnlKhln of
Pythian will huve a plnuclilo party :
In the lodiip hnll next Monday eve
ning. KnlKhta, I'ythlmi Mlnlern and
their frlendn are Invited. Hugar
will be awarded for high acoren.
Mretinga Cancelled The friend
nhlp antf homemiikliiK commlttea
of the Women of the Moone will
not meet on Krltluy, thla week.
ling l.lreiiaee-Tlte county clerk'a
offltn haa Inniied 'JII'J5 dog llceiuva 111
Klamath county for 1147.
Dry Weather
Makes Hazard
MIHHOULA, Mont., May 29 IPi
Prolongrd dry weather haa made
leaven, brunli and log In mont for
rata of Kaatern Wiinhliigtiin, North
ern Idaho and Montauu highly com
bunllble, pointing Uiwnrd a aerloua
fire threat III the near future unlena
relief cornea from rain, C. H. Crock-
Wide Range Ot Bids Made
On Leases South Of Main
Illcln raiiKlnir from 76 cenla to 0.01 per acre won Icnnea In the retla
matlon aorvice area aouth of Mulln, It waa dlclocd today by the bureau
office after a compilation ()f tho offera opened on May 29.
Tho following table ahowa the winning bldx:
Lot No, Name Addreaa Per Acre Hid
1 Homer Field, Merrill
I If. U. Slater, Mulln
3 Hurry F. Munch, Tuleliike ...
4 Thurlo Oil, Tulelnke
ft Hiimuel O. Phillip". Tulelnke
(I T. E. Wentherby, Mulln
7 W. C. Ualton, Malln
I I Jan McAullffe. Malln
V Fcllnberto Lotirenco, Mulln ...
10 Holland K. Wllllanu, Malln ...
II H. L. rcaken, Malln
Vi Fcllnberto Louienco. Mnlln ...
13 N. C. Wilkinson, Tulelnke
14 W. O. DalUm, Malln ....
I A J. R. Taylor, Merrill
1 W. O. Dullon, Malln
17 Mlanley Johnaon, Malln
18 E. If. Taylor, Merrill
10 Carrol E. Falrclo, Malln .. ....
20 Hlanley Johnaon, Malln
15.00
.. 3 25
.. I .'.ft
.. t oo
.. 6 Kl
. g.oi
.. 2 21)
... 2 VI
... 1.10
.. 1.00
.. 180
... 4 27
.. 3 51
a. 26
.. 2 30
... 2 OS
... .78
.. 2.71
. .301
... 1.01.
Total Hid
I ftftu.OO
200.2ft
111.2ft
420 00
4117 .At
456.78
1117.24
225.72
106.70
70.00
205.20
850,37
190.76
3110.12
1JJIB.00
1,000.40
116.28
2IKI.2S
65.041
408.04
Jap General
Testifies Today
TOKYO, May 29 lift If. 8, cap
ture of Guadalcanal In 1042 forced
the Jiipanene general atuff to aban
don plana for an offensive agalnat
Chungking, Chlna'a wartime capital,
and fur new operation In the Aleu
tian, the International war Crimea
tribunal waa Uild today.
Former IX. Oen. Bhlnlchl Tanaka,
chief of the operating aecllon of the
Japanese general ntaff from 1040
through 1042, teatlfled plana Japan
waa forced to drop were designed
to place the U. 8. and Great Britain
In a paanlve defense role.
Tanaka waa placed on the atand
by dofenne counsel to deny existence
of any plana for an offensive against
the Soviet Far East after the out
break of war between Russia and
Germany.
f T ISITORS WELCOME
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Cat rlawara Planla
V Naraarr Hark
Moot a (aaa
Klomoth Flowei Shop
ait a. aia Greanhouaee rba.a sus
. SEND
MONEY
AHEAD
NOW!
with
Retirement
INCOME
POLICY
PAUL A. LEE
Phone 7777 711 Main BL
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
aBALP) Jj NgWf. Klaaalb Palla, Oro. THtiaaDAf. May N, IMt, Pat (
er, fire control chief for forest serv
ice region No. 1, said today.
Crocker warned that campera,
picnickers and fishermen through
out the region should be careful and
not bo deceived by the general
greenness of the woods.
As an example of the dryness,
Crocker said precipitation on the
Ney.perce forest In Idaho since Janu
ary 1 waa 69 per cent of normal.
In the past two weeks there have
been several 100-acre flrea In the
A4ttiHmt
From where I sit ...ly Joe Marsh
Want to Run a
'Collective" Farm?
region, two reported from the Kan
Iksu forest In the vicinity of Bpo
kanc. Wash.
TOKYO, May 2D off Arthur
MacArthur, nine-year-old son of
General MacArthur, la renting com
forlably In the 40th General hospi
tal after fracturing hla left arm
yesterday while Ice skating on a
downtown Tokyo rink, the army an
nounced today.
Was reading the other day about
Ihe "eollectlve" farms they have lot
certain countries It aeema Ihe folka
who ran Ihrnt have plenty of help
. . . good hours . . . and the beat
equipment.
Sounds pretty nire till you
learn that the "farmer" doesn't
own hla land, or even farm It, In
our aense. He takes orders from the
etatei produces whatever they
want him to produce, at prices they
set, Kven his off -hours are spent
according- to state regulations.
No, that would never g here.
We're willing to work hard, but we
like to fares the land our own way,
put ur own value on the crops,
and relax aa we like if only with
a temperate, companionable glasa
of beer.
From where I alt, collective
farming may produce results. But
the American way freedom to
work and relax as wo see fit Is
what makes thia country a great
place to live. So let'a not change itl
Cesyrif r, 197, (at'lcaf Stales Brewer "soutatalieai
MADE TO MEASURE
WINDOW SHADES
NOW AVAILABLE
Good quality OIL PAINTED SHADE CLOT.,
in all siics. New rollers, or you can use your
- oresent rollers. One or two day service.
CLAUDE H. DAVIS
Window Shades Venetian Blinds Linoleum Carpets)
426 Main Phone 4684
FOR FATHER'S DAY
JUNE 15
Stetson Hat
Gift
Certificate
$8.50 up
Let him choose his
own hat. (jive him a
Gift Certificate from
Eauktlakee Ittl
733 Main
Pediatricians approve
this exclusive, patented wonder shoe
Specialists say walking shoes for
toddlers (up to about 3 years old)
should provide support to hold heel
bones in correct position and keep
ankles from turning, yet have bare
foot flexibility, so foot and leg
muscles can develop. Jumping
Jacks' scientificsole feature does the
trick. And with no heels or strik
ing edge to wear, Jumping-Jacks
hold their shape and looks until
outgrown. Bring your youngster
in and let us show you why they're
better for bis feet and your purse.
tn sturdy white, brown,
red of two-too elk,
moccasin try I. Sizes 2-8.
3.95 to 4.50
Visit the NEW
Buster Brown Shoe Store
(S3 Mala
Alexander & Young
Garage
Formerly Leo's Garage
Now Ready to Serve You
Complete Automotive Service
Body & Fender Work Painting
General Tune - Up Welding
Complete Overhaul . Parts
2861 So. 6th Phone 6603
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Every uoman needs one ...
a cmitiijcd o.rord in sotest
en that shines like a wclt-rulibca
apple. Brown only.
Visit the New
Buster Brown Shoe Store
033 Miiln St.
M0IE STYMIE
After being closed for three weeks
for remodeling, the Buster Brown
Shoe Store will re-open
Saturday, Hay 31
New styles galore, and many of the
i old favorites have arrived.
r WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT
OUR NEW STORE
HBrasttei0 IBiraDwim
.,, . ... SHOE STORE BL ALL
633 Main bt. Phone 4662
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9.30 A
STOW n-" M,
SATURDAY
SPECIALS'.
NEW LOWER PRICES
FROM EVERY DEPARTMENT
"TOPFLIGHT" DRESS SHIRTS
Fine quality dress shirts! A variety ot stripe pat
terns. Sanforised! Soft collar style. Full cut fot
lonfer wear. Sixes 14 !s to 17.
main rtooa
Girls' Lightweight Skirts
1
A wonderful selection of llihtwelsht wool akirta!
LiSht plaida and pastels, rieated styles. Slirs 1-U
SECOND FLOOR
1
00
WOMEN'S SUMMER DRESSES
A food selection of our new summer styles. Llshl
and dark colors! Cottons, rayons, crepes and sheen.
Kew sleeve and drape styles. Sixes 9-38.
5
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SECOND rXOOB
Check Our Main Floor
RUMMA
2 Big Tables At
Odds and ends, broken eisee, lota. Soiled
and shopworn Items. Include (Iris sweat
en, women's house slippers, iron aids,
head squares, bed Jackets. Every one dras
tically reduced.
2Big Tables At
Girls' sweaters, children's playsuits, slip
pers, women's shoes, and many other odds
and ends all recrouped to this new low
price.
5e
1
00
2 Big Tables At
Women's sweaters, women's blouses, wom
en's skirts, odds and ends of boys' and
men's clothing; all reduced and regrouped
to sell at this very low price.
2
You've Seen Penney's Bargains
Before Now Better Than Ever
Check These New Arrivals
SEERSUCKER HOUSECOATS
ZIPPER FRONT OPENING! Outstanding styles In
cool, easily-washed seersucker. Colorful floral prints.
Full swinf skirts. Sixes 12 to 42.
SECOND IJ.OOB
A
98
OUTING FLANNEL
Standard quality outing flannel. In stripes or white.
Sturdy weight, serviceable, warm cotton flannel
M-inch width.
hitcHM C
SS In. wide
COLD-PACK CANNERS
A labor-saving, money-saving, tune-saving utensil)
Preserve the flavor of natural foodstuff. Holds 7
one-quart Jars.
BALCONT
1
69
DENIM SHORT-SLACKS
Good weight blue denim short-slacks with orange
stitching. Made with cuffa and styled right Sixes
12 to tt.
SECOND FLOOR
2
98
PENNEY'S YARDAGE DEPT.
IS RECEIVING NEW ITEMS DAILY
Check This List That Will Be In Stock Saturday
Triple-Sheer Chiffon 1.39
Bemberr Sheers -..... .yd. 1.29
Rayon Jersey, Plain Colors ...yd. 1,29
Rayon Jersey Prints . .....-. yd. 1.49
Colorful Sateen '.. ; jr 790
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Tim snon with tiih hhautipui. pit