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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE FIV1 WEATHER OHEIinN: I'ailly rh.uilj llav. tmilshl mid 'limratiay, a law iiuiiiflvrtKiiini llutlhaaal ikiiiIuii, aUstiUr WNlimr wkbI IMtilluii I'Hlay, iiimlvittta wait lt loulli wait wlmla nil i-iim.i. Iluiirynuiiin 1 rip -Mr. mid Mia. Kil Mtiilill rulurnrd litnt week-end (rum a luiueyimaiii viuiiUimi trip ul 10 days spent In WiinliliiuUin unci nlmiK the Orraim count. Tlio Hluims were married Hi Vancouver, Wash., on July 0 Hint wun Mis. Hylvlii lliuniiiiii Unlmr her iimii'limi'' uml In employed by 1'unlilnn Cli'iincrs. Tim couple are inukliiii llirlr hiimo It 40JU Thompson. Nrw ItraldrliU Mr. it I id Mm. Itobrrl U. Iliukrns, loriurrly of U Amirles, Culll., in n iiiuklUK llirlr huitin III this vic inity Thry km niece nil nephew nl Mr. mill Mm. Kuy Atchison ol Krnn, ar.d nin koIiik lulu hll-ilncM III Krno, m'IIIiik land lor summer home num. Thry clcrul rl tu lllukfl thrlr homo here leil IowIiik vaenllim trip recently, Holt Horn Mr. and Mrs. Cloile K. Kull, KIVO link, became the puri'iiU of it seven H)illil, 11 ounce boy Hllll diiy The liittiy, burn 111 Kluiiiiilh Vnllry luispltul nl H p. in , July au. has been named Itoliert Anthony. Mrs. Kolf In it New .ruliillil war hrldr, native nl Christ (.'hutch. Nrw Zealand. To rorvallls Mr. mid Mi. r. M IhHlur have old thrlr home at 320 Kldorndo mid will leave Monday to make thrlr liomr In Corvullln. Thry have lived In Klamath Kiills lor 18 years, r'rlriidn arc Invllrd to mil mi thrm at thrlr nrw homr. 4rj N. lkth mid Harrison, Corvnllln To Sun 1'rmirlaro Mr mid Mm U U Uolillim of 'J 1 06 Hixlnmatlim mid hl sister. Mrn. John Pltrib bona, kit Tuesday mornlnc for Irw day In Han Kranrlsro mid Hun June Mrs Kltmltilxmn ln been vts It Inn here lor several weeks. Thlnil.lr Club .Mrrl -Thr Thlmblr rlub ol the Neighbors ol Woodrralt will mrrl with Nrv Hays. II II Almnrdit, at II p. m. tonlxhl lor whist mid pinochle All members nd Irlrudii re Invllrd. I'ylhlitn Hixial ( lub ''he Swul rlub of the Pythlnn Hllera will mrrt l the homr ol Itoena Ku- ill. 3124 Ottdrn. Friday t 1 p. m lor potluck picnic. In HmplLI Vivian Ulilrh his been In the llilltldr hospital for several days. Mrm. Marc Watson la taking hrr place at Your Btorr while he t III. Yisltnr.-Mr. and Mrn I. I. liran nati nl Walnut Crrrk. Culll., and Mrn. Martha Iliannnu ol Mucdorl, Calif., rnt several dryn visiting at the home nf Mr. and Mia, Kd Htiing thl pant wrrk . Nil irr ItrcrrutliiK-Tliu Hunlnrss uutl I'luIuMloliiil Women's club aum incr rrcrriitlun group has act Thurs day, July as the time for alio flint swliiiiuliik piirly. The high school pool linn brrn reserved on this nlitht from 7:W lo U;30 mid iiiiuiuiriiiciits inn underwiiy to liuvu the pool null Thursday following for this group. Horsi'buck rldrs from the A und 11 corrals every Tuesdiiy mo purl of tho summer ri'iroiilloii iiioitnim of the UPW, l.euvlni Krrvlie Oiipt. Kduuido Mumi, In ihame uf the iniliy ru crullluii oil Ice III Klumiith falls for the pant three months, will Iruvr Aiikusl 3 tor bull Krunclscu whrre he will bourd a plane for Nrw York, lie expecta tu recclvo his relrune Iroin tho service Auuusl H and ku Immediately lo his home III Puerto lllco tor an extended vaca tion Ix'lore eulerlna clvlllult employ II. Wiishliuitou, U. C. i Itrady lur Hide Tluwe pluunlnii on tukliui tho Hhrrlll's poime Hky lukes trull ride July 20-XI, are ro iUrslcd to have s'lecpluii buns, Null um eiiulpmrul mid Ihikkuko al the InirKi omuls by noon Thurndiiy. July 'Ji. lo br loudid lor trausMirl lo Inliuid luke rump. Horses to be sent by truck imyt br ready lor loading al the lalrurounds al 1 p. in. Krlday. Kurther Itilurmatlon may lie obtained by calling Keith Moult al MOT. loulprlnlrrs -Klamath Kails chap ter 14, Iiiteruutloiial Kootprlnl as sociation, will men Umlghl al 7:30 In the Pelican party room lo com plete Brrungrmrnta for atlendmice at the iJuiiMiitilr Koolprluleis slug smokrr to br lirld July iU. Kurluuih llrre but. Htunley Youugrr rrturnrd Monduy to duly In the U. H. army recruiting office aftrr a 30-day furlough which he lirnl lit Klamath Kalis with his lumlly. In Hospital Wendy Pyalt. slx-yrar-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William II. Pyatl at route 3 box 611, Is recovering Irom fc tonsillec tomy rrlornied Wrdnesday morn ing at Hillside hospital. Visiting Will a Johnson U vis Itlng Ins aunt. Mrs. Olive VanKirk, m N. Dili. Johnson will return to Han Bernardino, Calif., rrlday. Mrdlral (are Mrs. Milton II. Smith ol 80B Avalon Is under medi cal care al Hillside hospital. 100 Planes Expected At La (e Show l.AKKVIKW. Ore.. July 23-Ovrr UK) visiting pliiurn nro rxpecti'd to iitlrnd the Houtlieru Urcgoii Air Curnlviil Iji'Iiik hrld here on July 311 mid 37. Ait Heyinour. prraldrnl ol the Luke County Aeronautic as oclulluii. iinnoiincrd. The Air Carnival, sponsored by the L.C.A.A.. will linituro the Jour nal hrllropler. piloted by aerlul photouruplii'r Jiai Hlclli ol Porlliiud, piirueliiite Jumps by the .Dower brothers ol Yrri:ii. Ciilllornla and Demi Harry of Lukcvlcw, and aero batics In a PT-17 by II. Lanslrtt ol Busanvllle. The proKium lor the two-day event will be us follows: (Saturday. July 30: Model airplane demonstrations ol local planes; Eagle's biinn.uct for flying guests: and a hungur balloon dunce. Htiudiiy, July 27: Mayor's break fast for flying guest, sponsored by the Lukevlew service clubs; air ruces lor (15 horsepower, 100 horse Hiwer and under, and all-cluss planes; parachute Jumps: demon strations of commercial alrplHties; demonstration of Orrgon Journal hrllroplrr: flour bombing und parr rutting contests; arrobntirs: and rontrollrd and trrr-lllght model airplane contests. Scouts At Camp Talk To Parents By 2-Way Radio The Klmnath Amateur Radio Hoclely has succeeded In establishing very successful two-way radio com munication brlween Klamath Falls und the Boy Hcouts' summer camp ut Crescent luke. A temporary sta tion has been set up at Klumuth Union high school, using equipment owned by (leorgc Conner W7JHU. Koulpmeut lor the camp ul Crcs renl lake was built by Dr. Arthur Compton. W7IHT. On Bunduy. two-way voice com- : munlcatlnns werb carried on uvcr an ! extended period between fjcouts at the lake and their purcnt In Klnm mil Kill Is who hud been notified of : the radio club's project and Invited to appear at the high school. Felix i Campbell W7FJD was n charge ol the club's station at KU1I8 during Sunday's operations, and the station at the lake was operated by Maurice Ilouser, W7VW and Bteve Takacs. 'It Is planned to attempt com munications once weekly during the period of the Scout camp. Interest ed persons are Invited to phone 0878 or 6591 for details. The next opera tion Is planned lor Saturday. July 20. Tho radio club alto plana an at tempt to establish contact with the Girl Scouts Lake o' the Woods camp Wednesday evening at 0:00 p. m.' Qcorge Conner will be at Lake o' the Woods and Maurice Houser will ! handle the station at Klamath Falls. Parent of Olrl Scouts may call 8046 alter 6:00 p. m. for Instructions. I Classified Ada Bring Results. "There Is No Finer Pumice Tile Made" KLAMATH PUMICE TILE CO. Mff, ol fuml HuH4ltig-Tll Ralph RuMf-M t"ha, Dttffis 4t Otftnf Mrttl CALL 3103 "V SPECIALIZED RADIO SERVICE 1434 Main VENETIAN BLINDS Regulate ventilation . . . control sunllrht , , , Insure privacy. Best quality, trouble proof con trols. Wood, ateel, or aluminum lata. Free estlmatea and Instal lation. CLAUDE H. DAYIS 42 Main Phone 46(4 M It uracil DIGESTIYE TPJST And Stop Dodnf Your Stomach With Soda and AlluUm tWt njmi to H Ml HtUt trim km oar itoaMea, gu and b4 braatJi by Uhttu aoU wd MW ftlkaJtaMTt It lot tm mmmwl your troubt H MuUptio. la thk tmm. ywv ml IroaMt ta sot t lh trtoraarb al til. But la th latwUatU tnM hr 80 al your (nod b dlgcaUd. And tM tha lowar part gaU Uockad food may tail m dixxct pfaparly, Waal you want far raal rallaf ta aoiBa thing to "unblorli" your lowar InUatlnal tract, llomathing to daaa It out faetlTaly baia Nature gat back on km faat Oat Cartar! PUla rteht aow. Talra aa 6U ratad. Tfwy gastly and ffaetlnlr "ua block" your dtgartlva trtrU Tbla parmlta all ft ol Nttora'f own diiMtlva Jukwa to mil batta with your food. Yoa gat ganulna fallal froia IndigMtlon ao you can faairaallr good again. liur Cartar! PIIU today. ''UobloHiryour UUatlaal traat tor raal follaf bom aidlgaai Ini. Veeck Will Lose More Of Limb CLEVKLAND. July 23 (! Sur geons expect to remove aliout two additional Inches Irom Bill Vceck's right leg toduy brcaune the stump from his first amputation has fulled to heal projierly. The Cleveland Indians presldrnl was In Clrveland clinic hospital for the operation. Ills' leg was hurt In a wartime accldrnt. "I've got no one but myself to blame for this." said Vrrck. "Whrn I grt out ol hrre this tune I'll be a good boy." I; Aid Mrrllm Zlon Lutheran In dira Aid will hold a regular Hireling Thursday al 2 p. m. al thr rhtirrh. 1036 High. HoMrssri will br Mrs. H. LelUke and Mrs. Lincoln Lcltzke. IHnnrr Planned The NAACP of Klamath Kails anuouncea a brnrfll rhleken dlunrr to br hrld al 005 Broad, al 7 p ni , Saturday. The public la Invited. (irasa Hre C'lty Ilremen were railed to rxtlngtilh a small gram fir al 4lh ami Walnut al 5:18 p. m , Tuesday. No damage w as done. Altrnd Convention Mrs. Myrtle Ambers nf 710 Main spent the week- I end In. Eugene attending a conven-' tlnn. Vacation Rune and Eda ijisugna i nf 2030 White have rrturnrd from : a week's vacation In Portland and SraMdr. . . j Busy Men Suffer Pile Discomfort Intanta Itching and burning Urn whni hntire are rltlom recilar aflfn 9ir Iphcii I hit dlammforl - Ihc Itth and Imrh of (itlrt. (In rovrn In find In mnl r ft Iff it in iimi iHiwrrfully mrijrtr1 ltinn (llnitnml, nid juitt tn anoiho mtil mint Irriiatrd titaur. ofin Ihf hard IrH. Hrlnnl hni hrr an many tifTrrrr v II I HI wrnrth trying! Ak ymir druirvlal tha Mt U tinall ih ftUit la great Air Force Day Observance Set Air Korea day. the Uth anniver sary ol the army air lories, will , be observed Friday. August 1. The army air lorce was born 40 years ago, w-hrn the aeronautical division was established In the of- ' flee of the chief signal officer of the army. The beginning of the growth of American air power can be traced I from Civil War days, when obser- ! vallon balloons were used by the army ol the Potomac to xit move- I menu made by the Confederate j army. In 1R07, one officer and two ! enlisted men staffed the aeronautl- i cal division which a yet had no i alrcralt. 1 Amvers Receive National Charter WASHINGTON. July 23 A; President Truman today signed leg. bdallon providing a national charter for the American Veterans of World War II. Hay Sawyer. AMVET national eommiinder. said the action makes AM VETS the first World War 88 veterans organization lo be recog nized officially by congress. Make your fall cleaning pay off. Sell those still useful but no longer nreded articles through The Herald and Nrws Want Ads. J. L. DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor Nrw Olllee Local Ion 3M North 7th SL Phone 9346 PRESERVATIVE PAINT PLENTY OF OUTSIDE WHITE Get our prices! FY0CK-M00N INCORPORATED 121-126 So. Slh I'hone 6400 ORE TONITE CAL-ORE MIOMWAf ? tOUTM -;ot H?iu &AA, si 4 , Ljout 1 eau HiWCtCC Miss Claire Thompson Iteuly Coniullonl from h . d) i, . rlMI COJMEIIC " ...In our cosmctlet department to help YOU with your beaut prob lemi, this beauty consultant It here primarily In a professional capacity, not just to sell cosmetics. Ask her to prepare (or you a personal analy sis chart, adapting scientific beauty care to your skin. No obligation. July 24-25-26 i a 1 1 i rs VM Ml i 111 u Ml ill ti I l I U LAY AWAY PLAi SELECT YOUR BOY'S OUTFIT FOR SCHOOL NOW . . . WHILE SELEC TIONS ARE THE BEST ... - BUY IT NOW ON PENNEY'S LAY-AWAY PLAN! HOCKMEYER CORDS For School Corduroy will be a pace-settinf trooaer for school this season! Lonf wearinr. fine textured, 2-qaxrter top aide pockets, 2 back pockets, 6 wide belt loops, 20-lneh cuff bottoms. Button or tipper front, Sixes M to S6 waist 550 SWEATERS For School 3.W 6.90 A grand assortment of sweaters lo choose from sleereless long sleeve button type V-neck many different colon all wool sweaters for warmth. Boy now. Sizes 34-48 and 8-M-U Klondyke JACKETS For School . 8.90 KLONDYKE the material of the future! , A product of World War 2. Devised by th. Army for its mountain troops. Durability long lasting was Its aim. Zipper front Jackets. Sises 3S-42. BOYS' CORDUROYS FOR SCHOOL PENNEY'S hu your boy in mind for school days, play days! Rein forced at all points of strain full cut for longer wearJarre roomy pockets wider belt loops and xipper fronts. Famous HOCKMEYER heavy quality corduroy! Castor and cream. Sixes $-16. 4 98 BOYS' SWEATERS FOR SCHOOL 1.98 to 3.98 Sleeveless, slipovers. V-necks, Ion; sleeve, and coat styles. A variety of rich colors to choose from! These all-wool sweaters are a "must" for school! Don't be caught short lay-away today for those school days. Sizes 10-16 and S-M-L. SPORT SHIRTS FOR BOYS 1.89 These sport shirts have everything' for school (Including saving s for yoa) ! Sturdy, sanforized, button pocket A wide assort ment of colors to choose from. Wonderful, long- wearing quality. Don't wait till the last minute. Shop PENNEY'S today and lay-away for that school day. Sises 6-16. LA YAW AY TODAY FOR THE COMING SCHOOL DAYS PENNEY'S QUALITY SHOES--NOW IN THE NEWEST FALL STYLES SELECT YOURS TODAY ON LAYAWAY Boys' Moccasin Oxfords FOR "RUGfjED" WEAR Let a boy loose tn these sturdy mocrasin type shoes they'll take all his rough treatment and still wear well! They've non-skid rubber soles. Rubber heels and comfortable, sturdy Goodyear welt construction. Sires D 1-6. 4 49 Boys' ' Dress Shoes Dress scuffless tip high shoes. Neollte soles, rubber heels. Hooks for easy lacing at top. Sites 8'i to ll'i. Also Sites K-S - 3.98 3 69 Moccasin Type Oxfords STILL TOPS FOR CHILDREN Year 'round this brown moccasin-type leads all others lor the young set! Its smart lines go so well with sports clothes,' Rubber soles. Sites '4 to llli a. Sites li to S 3.69 SADDLE OXFORDS GIRLS' BROWN AND WHITE STYLES Teen-agers love them! They're Just right with bobby-soxs, with slacks or shorts . . . with the casual clothes the young set wears so much! Rubber soles and heels white ' stitching, white lacing. Sites 4.8. 3 5 Sanforlxedf Denim 8-OZ. BIG MACS 1.98 Double-stitched dungarees every deep, roomy pocket riveted on with metal! Our graduated pat terns give you all-over fit! Yoked back, non-rust buttons! All Wool Gabardine Slacks 13.75 Look smart be well groomed! A grand assortment of Oabardino slacks to choose from 100 wool cool looking long wearing! tew Jl Cotton Knit Lined LASTEX STYLES 6.90 Sophisticated, shiny, glamorous swim suits that real swimmers love. , Adjustable straps, half skirts. Real "buys" at this low price! Sites 32 to 38. Low-Priced Underwear FOR BABY 35c - 39c In bleached Detailed for Wonderful values cotton underwear. easy fit. Roomy Cotton Pants, 1-4 .... 350 Sturdy Cotton Vesta, 1-1 S8a Abdominal Binder W I