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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1947)
Short-Lived Mongolian, Chinese Clash Calls for Strengthened Policies II V IIAIIOI.I) MII.KH NANKING, Jiiiiii U A ahiirl litrril Chine. Miiniiillitn border fumy by a band uf luvulryiiirn friini pru-KovIrl uiilrr Miiniulia liruuilil ilrmaiiila on lh aiivrriiinenl of Chin tinly lu atlupl a atronsrr pal Iry Inward IIuhU. Tim Inrlilpiil laul rrk wae dli rumiril Ml a rliitrd Hireling uf the li'lltUllvi Yuan, rarinurr Mill, as mime auuri-ra vlru.il Hi (lilillni aa I Iii- Ural iirn iiiaiiilrnlalluii thai ( lilna In III lUnirr uf lining Hln klmn promio. unilrr poealbl Huvld-.Olulilatrtl ilriiimiili for III auluiioniy, I'lirelwi Milliliter Wiwik Hliih-clllrh tnlU the li-uinlnlure Unit ho was "mil uiuyiiiinllirllo'' 10 their drmumla Mr a llrmor alUUKlo In relations Willi the UHHIt, As aooti aa the Kovnrn miit tlrlcrmiiira lla iwllry, ha anld, "It will bo carried out Willi lorll liicle." I'rila.han Taarn Mt'uliwliilc, n Hikrninan lur the nalluliiil ilflriur iiilnlntiy reported that giivariiiuniit tiiKipn had inu lured I'rlUtnlmil. Hlliklaii- cliy whrie 1 1 in MuimnU and CIiIiifmi lnr-ra rlaMiml. It waa rrlnkru Hat unlny, a day eftur llir Maiigul In. ruralun 60 mllra Into Chlnrne terri tory. 'I'll iukMiiiaii lavii no further Information on the rlunll, lluMlau xiurcca havii conflrinrrf , thai Ilia HovirM had trained and f(iili)rd a "iiKMlorn army'! In outer Monaulla, Including a amiill "but auiiirlaluuly efficient" nil loi ur. He anld there waa only a kIIkIH differ ence lietweeu the euibtciiia uf Huvlel and Muniiullnn wurpliiuea, and In his uplnlou the plnnea described as nup portlnit (lie Mongol Invasion were ai'tuully MniiKollnu. Uen. Pal Chuim-hal, milliliter of nnlliiiiiil defonne. conferred with (Iriieraluminu C'hliiiiv Kill hek amid Indlralliina he would fly to Hlnklang to take a pernonal hand In aetllement of the dispute. Rita Hay worth Faints In Crowd imtJHHKLS, June 12 ol'i-Rlta lliiywurth, tlx Amerlraii motion picture actreaa, fainted today In the inldnl of a urKlim crowd of Bel Ulan film faua when alie waa pre- Old? Get Pep. Vim CALCIUM. VITAMIN it lark it-l fVl't . I imitt.rf I ly liifr Inula T.blru Itlll.f. lift .r'"i. "tt ..l.tll" K invr. iimI, tiuNi.v ... fiiuflt iumiv tu M MMTMl awMV-MtlK ''UwMuMr" tfU. AI Sms .l.r. .ri wh.r. In Ml.ra Ik rIU, al W.la' Wailm.a Drue, aenlfd to newamen it the Brussels film festival. MIm Hayworlh, guest at a recep tion held Hi the festival's American Information center, waa about to be welcomed by Interior Minister Pierre Vermelyem when the fainted and had to no removed from the crowd of admlrera, Klamath Summer School Under Way - Buuirer aohool for atudenl In both the city's elementary claaaea and Kliiinnlh Union high achool wi're under way Ihla week. KeKlatra tlon for the grades na well aa KU1IS aludenta waa held Monday, Principal Hlurilt? Woodruff of fice reported all attendance of 43 boya and iilrla Inking advantage of the KUIIH tirngrum and ID were enrolled at Fremont In the elemen tary group, Superintendent Arnold I,. Orulnpp.antd. Hlxh achool alu denta are not receiving credit to facilitate graduation but to make up work, Woodruff advlacd. Youth Council Plans Summer Borne AO Indented ncrm niilh ered In the county welfare coinmls lon offlcea Tueaduy nliiilt to hear vnrloua groupn report on youth ac tivities for the coming aummer month at aeanlon of the Klamath County Youth council. Thla group, formerly known aa the child, heulth care and welfare committee, ban adopted the name of Klamath County Youth council and will be known aa audi In the future, Mra. Hurlan P, Bosworth Jr.. chairman of the council, prealdcd at the aennlon. Report were given by Cecil Kollcnoorii, executive sec retary of the YMCA, on activities of the Y and Teen-Age club of which hla agency has recently ac cepted the apoiMomhlp: Bamuel H. Smith, city recreation director, gave a comprehensive report on the city Here's Speedy Relief for Aching, Burning Feet Emorold Oil Mutt Give Complete Satisfaction or Money Cheerfully Refunded application each night for a few night find oul for yourself Just how good It Is. No matter how discouraged you have been. If you have not tried Kmrrald OH then you have some thing to lean). Thousand of bot tle are fold annually for many dlsl reusing skin trouble. Every good druggist sell Emerald Oil. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back. Adv. Get a two-ounce bottle of Moone'a Kmeruld (III (full strength I today. Kvery well-slocked drug store ha this, with the distinct understand ing that your money will be cheer fully refunded If It doea not give you full and complete satisfaction. Two or three applications of Moone'a t.merald OH and III double quick time the aching soreness start to go. And a for Soft Corn, a few recreation program; John Ssrgln aon, district ranger, Rogue River national forest, reported on overall camping facilities at Lake 0' the Woods, and Major W, Roswall of the Salvation Army reported on the summer camping program at Lake o' the Woods where some 60 chil dren are expected to be Included In facilities this summer. Arnold L. Orali-np, superintend ent of public Instruction, led the discussion on the adoption of the new constitution under the title, Klamath County Youth council. At tending the meetlne were repre sentative of all public and private agencies and PTA'a. HitK LOUS BALEM. June 12 lift Fire at the Mile Linen mill destroyed $4000 worth of finished twine. The fire, which burned without flame, waa started when a 200-pound container of sulphuric acid broke. Palo Alto Trade Up BAN FRANCISCO. June 12 MV Beverly Hill and Palo Alto made the best showing In retail trade In April, as compared with March, among 36 Pacific Coast cities. A report by the department of commerce said sale In these two cities waa nine per cent higher for the month. Santa Barbara and Yakima. Wash., were tied In second place with sale increase of eight per cent. MRKALD NKWI, Klsmslk r.ll, Ore. THt'PSDAT, Jaae It, tMT, rt The poorest ahowlnga for the month were at La Orande, Ore., down 11 per cent; Santa Ana, Calif., off 10 per cent, and Pomona and Richmond, Calif,, down nine per cent. Alhambra and Olenaale showed the best gains for the first four month of 1847 compared with the like 1048 period, being tied with an Increase of 41 per cent; La Orande stood second with a gain of 44 per cent and Pomona was third, up 43 per cent. Tuna appear In Nova Scotia wa ter In June. Sport Afield. Crewnan Dies Of Steam Burns PHILADELPHIA, June 11 (V 8uperhented steam escaping from a broken line aboard the aircraft car rier Valley Forge has taken the life of one man, James Arthur Monette. electricians mate, second class, of Washington, D, O., and Injured 13 other crewmen and civilian worker. Monette died last night at the naval hospital of second degree burn suffered In the blast. A hluh pressure steam line burst In a tire room deep in the 27,0O0-ton carrier, which waa docked here for repairs. Tired Kidneys Often Bring Sleepless Nights Doctm Mr jrovrklttofB enuJa if mttm eftlnrtubsMor filter mhitkhaltopntitrthm bloo4 jod ke you iWlifar. Wlxa tbr sat t d ftni eWl work right In the daytime, tny wk0p ha to ff t ap r.ichU. F reqwit o 'Ptmnif paaucea with aSHAtlng and burning oVOMtifiMS thowg t ere la aometlilng wrong with your Udmn or bladder. Don't Deflect thla conditio a. o-S loeevaloeSle, restful aleep When dlaorderof kidney fusci ion permits Jtoleonmta matter to retnaJn In your blood. It may aiao cauao : tar Tina; bekatbe. rheuraatiej pains, lea; peine, km of pep sad energy, welling, puffin as Wader U eyea, headache, ad dlatlnese. Don't wait Aak your drorrltt for Doaa'g Tills, a stimulant diaretic, used aueeeeeiully by million for over (0 year. Doan'a give) fcappT relief and will help the 1 gaOea of ktdnarr tube flu out woitotwmwmtMmtrwm year blood. Got Doe' fill. r OutCK' THAT CAQ- THBTXKlH , LIGHT HJ SAID YOUCMMLM SjM t ksp rr doivimo swbu. BY mSJUlAR SSSIVICW44- jut svuo rr was timb FOB A MBAe JOB AMDi FOLUOW" 11 iWELLN J 1 -Mey'AICANllJO.'PUBIMV "1 111; TrJ;. rt . UaUbPlsT r WStHHsttiB afji. . , -n 1 au u.u II - II -rr jwst jaio rr was timb aaaj p FOB AagBAOA PPS and Some few of a kind! Some discontinued numbers! Some shelf worn, but many brand new! 4I.AVC fUJI V THIS THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY. UNBELIEVABLE PRICES! READ 'EM! Some of these prices may VnIO UI1L I appear to be in error, but they ARE not. Every one is a BONAFIDE VALUE! First come first served. All sales final. Only . Regular $9.91 Electric Heater $498 I 6 Only I 1 Burner. I Rig. 98b Mantel TypB BAROMETER 59' Reg. $2.98 Men's Fitted TRAVEL CASES Flu Tax Large Sixe PAR SOAP 23c avBafaffsavsjoVBSjaBB waaanWalBBMBBkaaMaw 1 Only $16.95 Combination BROILER $998 11 Only Reg. $1.29 . Baby CRIB SHEET ,39c 50 Rite Hite GOLF TEEST 15 ELECTRIC PLATE $395 4 Only! Reg. $4.25 Top Grain Leather Picture Frames 98e Reg. $1.00 MILANO PIPES 59c 50 OFF on oil , COSTUME JEWELRY Reg. $4.95 Children's DOLLS Buy for the future . $289 Reg. $3.95 4 Only Metal Toad Stool Type. DESK LAMP Reg. $1.98 SILVER ICE CUBES For Cooling Drinks 98 2 Only! $5.95 Kiddie' -METAL SHOOTERS $28 $1.50 Snap-on TELEPHONE INDEX 79 $3.95 8-Cup Coffee MAKER $2 $1.00 Renee Thorton . SKIN LOTION DrllfhUulljr Retreahlnf Flo 39 Tax 50e TAKE-OFF For removing Lip Stick Stains 19' I 1" Buck Private CANDY BARS 2-5e 1 Assortment Reg. JOe RAZOR BLADES 625c Reg. $2.50 Vogue Home Permanent $149 Plus Tax ' 11 Only f ISH BOWLS 8 8 Only $1.49 Rubber BATH MATS Assorted Colon 98 $4.95 4-Slice TOASTER A fine gift $319 $2.98 Heavy Rubber DOOR MAT Buy for the future $168 Reg. $7.50 Plastic BARBECUE SET t Cups and SascsrV 4 Grill Plates 298 $1.98 Gloss WHISTLING TEA KETTLE 98c Values to $3.50 PERFUMES From our regular stock. 89 Plus Tax 3 Only! Reg. $4.95 POLAROID DAY VISOR M-kn Prtoinc Easier $395 Rm. pp fAUffFl One )A Flu Baa B BBi Baca I Bern IB gar lvr I Hvb S V IT vtill . Assortm t i.oe Tax Orifl ri IID CI IID Drtaklnf ULUW-UhWai JUS Bird $1.69 59c SUN GLASSES Now 29c 12 Only Orig. $3.95 COMET RACE CAR All Plastic Take Apart Toy. The Kiddies Will Lotc It Now $1.98 PRICES SLASHED On Many Items In Our Toy and Baby Gift Dept. Many Values You Can't Pass Up s7 a SuiiiIaiiJiinelS V UJ r..i( A New SHAVE BRUSH' Payloss Drug Has Them 79c to $5.00 Snick Injector Razor $1.25 Fulfill His Shaving Desires Attractively Board Williams Gift Sets $1.89 . n SHEAFFER SETS $500 $3000 The smartest In wrlttni equipment Parker Pens . . . $8.75 0 GIVE DAD I Ml lis WiHiWhiikriiiy! t0. T.Hori wpr.amooth laeve tejjfff wm year indlvio'uei folal furvai.U II I Williams Shave Set . . . , Gem Razor Poker Chips . . Gillette Razor Includes 2 pkxs. blue blades . 98c . 39c . 59c $1.00 Spruce : Shave Bowl . . . $1.00 Shave Brush ... 79c Rocky Briar 50c Yello-feole & $2.50 Kaywoodie .............$3.50 Kaywoodie Super Grain ....$5.00 Kaywoodie Relief Grain $7.50 Kaywoodie Meerschaum ..$12.50 Frank Medico $1 & $2 Duke of Dundee ..........$ 1 Evans Cigarette Lighter ..$5.00 Nimro4 Pipe Lighter $3.50 Marine Desk Lighter ....$4.50 Airtite Tobacco Pouch $1.50 BBkB 1 a I r'inee Albert tiD. osc I In Father's Day Wrap Cigarettes carton $1.38 !( KLEENEX 2 P- 31c EVENFLO UNITS Limit 2 25c ELECTRIC FAN Oscillating type $1198 SPECIALS FOR DADS OR GRADS! Lane Smoking Pipes Genuine Imported Briar $10.00 Pipes . . - NOW $4.98 $ 7.50 Pipes - - NOW $3.69 $5.00 Pipes NOW $2.39 $ 3.50 Pipes . NOW $1.69 9 Only! Reg. $18.50 ' Sicura Wrist Watch IDEAL GIFT FOR DAD OR GRAD. WATERPROOF SWEEP SECOND HAND LUMINOUS DIAL GRAND VALUE! $90 myself a M kll'5 permununtl fj" MtJrnlala U lot, lm tm 9 Ummrn mt hB. ETcrrthing you need for a glorioua warel A real trtmt cold ware. Prepara tiona are like thoae uaed In beauty aalo rn type permanent!. Laborttory teated. Wonderful for children'a baby ' fine hair too. Monr back guarantee. "foul TONI REFILLS 00 1 Pins Tax
