Herald and news., July 18, 1947, Page 9, Image 9

RIDAY, JULY 18, 1947
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE NINE
ruman Signs
Succession Act
WAHIIINOTON, July 18 (II
f resident Truiimn today liiurd the
residential succession bill placing
iienkir Joseph Mnrtln (It-Mass.)
mi line t replace lilm In the
vent Mr. Truiimn In unable Ui
joinplole III term.
Til Irulnlntlol), wliloli Mr. Tnl
itili reiiursteil iiiiiiiedlntely alter
in entered tlio WhUti Monitn und
iichImI the vie presidency, ni
igned B I'M of the picnldf nilul
inline.
lrt"W Boaoliiry Churlri 'a. Itos,
h(ij"l(l roiurtri ol'the signing,
ild lio kniiwi u( no plan to as
iun it secret service agent to pro-
,t Murlln.
Hccret service lyrnts iiImi mid
liry know nl no such Intention.
Until Mr. Truiimn signed Ihe
MUlxlittliill, Hccretnry lit Htnte Mur
luill had 'wen nest In line to the
ircsldcnry.
The new 1)111 oulllninn Ihe order
,f prenlili'iitlnl succession places
he speaker liiiiiicillntcly behind
tti vice president.
The president pro tempore ot
he Semite now Henator Vnnilcn-.i-iu
ilt-Mlih )l next III line of
uicrsalon alter tin spenkrr of the
OIIC.
Cubincl iif fleer. lnrllnu Willi
ihe scercliir ol Mule, louuw in
rdrr provlilrd try previous mw.
Ilavy Fund
i
Gets Ukay
WAHHINflTON. July la uV
president Truiiiiin tiwluy slimed the
bill kivIiik the navy :i,:rj.ino.loa
(nr oiTntiiin III the fiscal ymr
Ihnt started July I.
The bill provide for protected
program supporting en average
navy strength of 3115.000 enlisted
mm and 42000 nttlrera.
t. wi... . if ft'Mi mtn nnn
J below the presidents budiirt esti
mate. '
The new appropriation Include
transfer of lltltllHOOOO fium other
navy fuiin which could not be used
lor general purnosra. In addition,
It authorise contract authority up
to IJ4H.000.000 for tin purchase of
aircraft.
; Elizabeth May Get
Small Wedding
! J.ONDON. July 18 iA'i Tliree
fJiKton newspaper said today that
,'m keeping with the tlmea King
;ueonie I mid the ilrlllah iov-
eminent mliiht order relatively
'.mall semi-prlvate wedding for
Prince Elisabeth and LI. Philip
Mountbatlrn. despite apparent pub
; lie desire fur an elaborate affair.
Iloth government and Bucking
ham Palace spokesmen, however, tle
, nied they knew anything to sub
stantiate the press- report.
in Recall Move
Held Illegal
i OI.YMPIA. July 18 ilv-Secretary
) n( Hula Delia Iteevra yesterday re
J Jectecl a petition to recall Sen. Hat-
ry P. Cain til-Waalr'i. when advised
I by Ally. Oen. Hmltli Troy that ."we
find no authority under either fed
! eral or atale law for the recall of
; a United Stale senator."
The petition, lne! by 3M per
t ton and filed iy William 11. Jone
of Clark county, 'accused Cain of
"malfeasance or misfeasance" In of-
flee because lie voted for the Taft
J Hartley labor bill andco-poiuored
the Caln-Russcll housing dlsposa
S Dirniurc.
7or
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SPECIALIZED
RADIO SERVICE
134 Main
I HARTFORD
trldenl aad laileaiailyCsaipaar
! INSURANCE
iT.B. MATTERS
j TIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE'
t Genaral Iniuranc Agancr
j 107 S. 7th St. Phone 4193
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ami'
THE IMPROVEMENT
THAT DOES MOST
FOR YOUR HOME I
Otm rrocK of Imperial Wath-
Wallpaperi Is now ready
out inowroom. stop In
todayl I r
. GENERAL
LL 5103 V
CARNIVAL
coea tMi v at travier A. T. y aio u mt, w.
"Do you call this an auto?"
New Designs Dash Hopes
Of Making Clothes Last
NKW YORK. July 18 1'.The
rnie bark suit and the peg-top
drat are Bamuel Kass' contribu
tion to the current throw-out-all-your-old
clothes movement.
Thilugh he relulln wide shoulders,
Kass has enough other new tricks
up his sleeve to make Inst year's
costumes strictly passe. Just to
make things difficult fur the man
who thinks that old eanllKan suit
still looks fine on his wife. Kuss
shows a series of strictly new sil
houettes, typical of which Is a suit
of amethyst wool with velvet collar
and hip length cape attached id the
shoulders of the Jacket. The skirt,
of course, Is much longer than those
of last year, and hus Just enough
subtle flare to mnke It fall. I47.
Kass alto shows dinner soils, such
as one In dark green wool, with
pleated skirt and short Jacket over
a beaded chiffon top.
Jo Copeland. designer famous for
suave cocktail suit and dramatic
evening gowns, makes IU47 history
with her black faille bustle suit, fea
turing a huge, Jutting bow In back,
a short fitted Jacket and velvet
trim.
Mlas Copeland shows skirt li'imlhs
varying from 14 to six Inches from
the floor, features handsome fabrics
lit both silks and woolens, with a
liberal sprinkling nt metallic
brocades and lames.
Most of her suits are slim aklrlod,
her Jacket wide-shouldered, waists
nlpped-ln. fcthe likes cutaway Jackets
over peg-lop draped skirts, shows
Compare the
Lead Content of Our
Paint with Other
French Fryers, aluminum 1.69
Aluminum Teakettle 3.29
Preserving Kettle ,.,t d ,d w.,.,.1.19
Mixing Bowls, set of 4 2.19
Trig Teakettle Copper bollom . 3.50
TCP
Tire Gauge . t
Automatic Cigar Lighter
Wedge Seat Cushion
Door Mirrors
.White Tire Paint, pt. J
Red Reflectors, 4-Inch
Phona 6248
Locally Owned
h Dick Turner
mntchlng satin over blouses with a
number of doeskin and broadcloth
suit.
The Cascade front skirt Is a new
note, shown In a suit of tobacco
brown ottoman faille.
Though avoiding many of the ex
tremes of the current season, the
Cngieland collection Is completely
different In line and treatment from
that of last season, yet, as always,
strictly American.
' l.IQl Oil JOB
PORTLAND, July 18 The
state liquor control commission
needed a new license supervisor to
day, following the resignation of
Oren P. Campbell, who will become
executive secretary of the Oregon
Tavern Owner association.
Classified Aos Bring Result.
3
CLEARANCE SALE!
Sweaters
KINK AHGYI.KS
PLAIN COLORS
. . . . Wli
ll Ml
ii.ki nisf.
rk.n ur
SATURDAY and MONDAY
1
, IS
Supertex Outside White
5-Gal. Can. per gal. ...... 5.19
1 -Gal. Can, per gal. - .
1 qt. House Trim .
1 qt. Hi-Gloss Enamel
c
98c
1.49
; ,1.29
98c
55c
45c
Road York
Nears End
TUl.ELAKE, July 18 Oratllng la
almoat completed and aurfaclng will
get under way within the next few
day on the new cut-off between
Dorrl and Tulelake. The highway
extend from U. S. hlnhwuy No. 07
eal to Uie vicinity of Tulelake.
Falrey Hammond and Farlnh,
Inc., of Ban Prunclaco have eatnb-.
llahed headquarter at the Parmer
and and gravel pit went of Merrill
and are preparing to aurface the
18 mile of new road. All material
will be proceiuied at the plant and
hauled hot In metal dump-bed
truck to the road.
A contract ha alo been tinned
by the company to re-urface rven
mile of tne road atretchlng outh
from Hatfield toward Allura.
Work on the two project ahould
be completed In about three month.
Wheat Yield May
Show Slight Loss
PORTLAND, July 18 IIP) The
Oregon wheat baln country exact
ed allghtly reduced yield today be
came of wind and hall tornu this
week.
A urtey Indicated the tate's ex
pected 34.408.000 buahel crop might
be cut about 980.000 buihel.
The federal crop Iniuranc cor
poration received claim here for
18.000 acre of wheat In Morrow
county damaged by hall. The Gil
liam county agent ald 6000 acre
were damaged there and Sherman
county reported 1000 acre damaged.
JUNIOR ril.E
BICYCLES
FOR i YEAR OLDS IP
P O O L E S
m South 7th
SeeTHOMPSON
, FIRST!!
No need going
farther-We'll pay
top
for your
Used Car
THOMPSON
USED CARS
7th and Oak Ph. 7
Opp. P. O. South
THE TIME TO
5.35
1.50
1.69
3
Grass Shears 1.75
Sprinkler, round type 1.30
Hand Sickle :.. 55c
Lawn Rake 98c
Hose Couplings . .. ll.. 29c
Hose Menders . . 12c
Hose Nozzles 39c up
I 'fflltftt J
Paint Sprayer : .., 25.95
Radiostable model ..' 18.50 up
Letter Mall Boxes 5c up
Canvas Gloves, heavy, pr. 35c
y-Beltsr:r.n,"h,nM: 65c up
Meat Saws, 20-in. blade' 1.98
Corner 11th end Main
Nationally Organixed
Keno
Mr. and Mr. Mervyn Wilde and
Mr. and Mr. Jamea Ottoman flew
to Portland tat Sunday where they
attended the Elk convention.
The Klamath county book van now
top at the Malln high achool every
Wednesday afternoon. Book service.
1 available for both children and
adult. '
Mr. Josephine Miller and children
left till week for Toppenlth, Wash.,
where they will vacation for a month.
Mr. and Mr. John Domme of Ban
Diego and Mr. and Mr. Oarrell
Dunning of Vallejo have been recent
guests at the home of Mr. and Mr.
Loyal Bauuder.
Lorraine Hronec and Doris Kroup
left recently to return to their home
In Chicago. During their visit with
relative In Malln they were house
guest at the Louis Kallna home.
Roping Club Eyes
Show Possibility
ALTURAH, July 18 The Altura
Roping club, a newly formed orr
ganlzatlon. I desirous of staging a
show In September. If the reorgan
ization of the association Is com
pleted, It Is thought th club will
be granted the lit: of the rodeo
grounds.
The Roping club, formed of cow
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boy and ranch hands, has been
practicing every Bunday, and I
anxious to show Its prowess In rid
ing, roping and other event that
go to make a rodeo.
May I enlist In the regular navy
If I have dependants? Yes, under
certain conditions. Bee your navy
recruiter for full Information.
5w a. K.
Offsri l1tM mImJv ftatwtn
1. 20-rtir ripUcttei(TMriiiit.
3. Pnrcliat(f Amr ! original
U-liod ittf hlt.
9. Beomamf ifnperatur coixoi
4)oMbl, kutoauiiC.
4. 5 ir ioiljfo low
eportctBc cost.
Har ptotiHuU tutt-ltt hot wtxer
24 boiirt a dtf. Coat im lot tomt
orw fowiar ElTuic Vaw Ma4tr.
We arc recelvlnt refnUr
hlpmenU of this new model
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SOLAR STRAWS
Penney' think of your wallet AND your appear
ance! Palm braids, Cocoanutt, Madagascar in
cool, poroui weave to let in the breezes! Assor
ted bands. Sizes 63i - 7 3 8. .
REDUCED! .
MAYBE THE ELECTRIC TOASTER IS A LITTLE SLOW
WHEN THE OTHER APPLIANCES ARE WORKING--BUT
HARVEY'S SO IMPATIENT"
Don't overload your electric circuit. When you
build or modernli rovid ADIQUATI WIRINO.
ELECTRICAL DEALERS OF KLAMATH FALLS
I REMEMSEft
WOW.'OssUWHEM
BUSTER f.'ASA
JFANTWELET
A ARTIST PAINT
HtAfORABASy.
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