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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1947)
WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1947 HERALD 'AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACI PIVI Klamath Men In State Posts NOW YOU SAVE STILL MORE AT 4 , WEATHER naciloNi Warily oleudr lih sasiitrid munir nesr iniiuniein. lou.r. Itiow.r. in ' ' - Ion iimm'""' 1" Meitferd iWsdsr. ... ktMl mil tll'IMITV ...i'i. cloudy wllll lew sali4 ll.un 5".i'iii I" nwuiilKln l.iniilii; Thunder tiir r fio'tun "'"i' ;"(h Thunil. . N(lltTMN CAI.iroHNIA-CI.nr In. H. KHiHIO VUutHmr, III (" 7ii '' "' Ihundanleriiu in hlsli'r miiunwimi mhllr ennier In InUClnr ThUCMlarl modarala ,,,il.rlr in " rnMi.ul l'h dir. .ll.'H "'" ' a.r.lerer. ItKuverlng OiMirm lllllll, KIuin tin buelneoeman who In jured un UK Bhsrlll puu ride lasl wrrk-eml, W reported lo be Im proving at Hllleldd hospital, lie will be in III hospital mud Urn longer, llrmlaiil report, lllllli It suffering (nun frciurd rlbt ind fractured wlvll, , , Admit Funeral 'the Ladle uil lllsry of lh VrW will meet In t body al 9 o'clock Wednesday after noon t Ward' fiindml home to liwnd tlx funeral ef Harold Jerry jmbtn. JO, who wa killed in an : jjKtomobtl ocltlM. Holm Prly Th BPW summer rrireauon swimming parly will bd lirld aialn Thursday at U hllh ti liool natalorluni (ram 7 JO lo JO p. m. Any women who wuh to join Dili activity are welcome ly do (telling -Mr. K. O. Oldiiger, sewing chairman for Daughurs o( (lie Nile, had Idkrn garment to bd sewn to Uid Paul Matthewc offic at 133 N. Oh. Thou wishing to icv or embroidery tray pick Up work there).,, Toiniileelomr Mrha Mack, daui liter of Mr. and Mra. John M. Mack of 1911 Main, underwent a tonsillectomy at Hillside hoapital Wednesday. Meek-end Visitors Mr. and Mri. Ariimr illiner and dauihtar, Carol, of Loa Anf died, wsre week-end visit ore at the home of M. W. Leiuty, Ulencourt Apartment. Mr. Rimer Id the nephew of Mr. Ultaly. , Meetlnf The KUmath Palls NAACP meeting will be held Aug uil I tt IS1 Commercial tlreet at 7 p. m. Insurance Group Names Officers New ottlcera of the Klamath County Insurance Atentd aedocta tlon Wdre elected at the asocla Hand regular monthly meetlnf held al the Wlnfma hotel lent night. Wyatt Padgett was elected presi dent of the organisation, William McKlbbln, rtco prddldant. and Jerry Thomaa. M. B. MaoBeth, Dena Backed, director. Phyllld Blater waa re-elected aecretary-trtasursr of the association. John Bandmeyer Id the outgoing president Former Klamath Woman Dies Mr. Harriet Pox. 80. a reside nt of Klamath Palla for a number of yeara. died auddenly at Oakrldge nunday. Funeral service and In terment will be at 3:30 p. m. Thura day. at Cottage drove Mra. Pox and her family moved from Klamath Palld to Oakrldg only a few montha ago. She la ur vlved by her husband. Dee Pox; a eon, Ralph, of Klnmath Palla; two daughters, Betty of Oakrldgd, and Mm. Don Bellon of Klamath Palla, and three alMeri. rrum Nan Francises-Mia. Uorl Fredrick, accordion teacher for Derliyi Music company, him re turned lo her hnnd m 137 Honeway drive, licr nirndlng dome weekd In Hen Kraiuilwu, liio alt ituUled a vonceiilraied courd on the piano accordion. he atudled with Henry Inlglaiil, one ol tla,i Prdnciecoa outstanding accordion ' lydra. In llotpllul Amy Carson of (2 W. Oregon, Is a patient tt Hillside hospital whar aha Is recovering from major surgery performed this morning. . t Hummer Visit -Hiclidrd Lee. son ol Mr. and Mrs. John Lee o 1032 lpliem, left Monday evoillng (or Muckay, Ida., where he will visit friends (or (lit rest of the summer. Plcnle-Tlie Oub Bcouts, puck No. 1R. Will llava a lllnnln . tin.nM.. ... , ,,,, Hw un-nvi creek Biindny. Members are to meet oiari-Lnox eiore it io:jo a. m. Retail Sales Figure Gains Iteiall ealabllalinienu, In Siskiyou and Modoo counties enjoydd tne greatest dollar volume of salsa in their history In 1046. with total of 133,011,000 In saldd for both noun ties. Cash reglslera In Siskiyou rang up 24JB.OOO of the figure, with Modoo sales tocounllnf for 17, M.00O, In both liuuiicda the 1V4I figure rdpreaentd a subatanllsl gain over the previous years total. Pood store brought In most of the busi ness, followed by general merchan dise, drug stores, household furnish ings, building materials, hardware and farm implements. Oregon Mail To Dock Soon ' PORTLAND, July 30 oi The ateanulilp Oregon Mall, largest mer chantman to carry tile name of Hie state 111 ocean trade, will tie up here tonight to begin loading her first cargo under Portland registry and ownership of the American Mall Line. The 11.000-ton era It 1 about 600 (eel long and la on of six O-l type vessels purchased by the company for ltd transpacific service. The first voyage will taka the ship to Shanghai, Hongkong and Manila, sailing from Brattle about August 10. Counties Drop Off Wheat Loan List PORTLAND. July 30 A'i Onlv four or five of the 15 Oregon coun ties where wheat crop Insurance Is now In effect will be eligible next year, Murl K. Cuminlugs, slate di rector of the federal crop Insur Slice corporation, reported today. - The director said counties to come under the 1048 nrogram would like ly bt only those In the eastern Dart of the stale where wheat Is the : principal crop. He explained that I the compromise bill of the house ! and senate had eliminated the others. - , c 1 1 o V.1:- : -rvf !,!" '&A 1 m 1 vAr :. ia These twu man ware elseted to eUte of flee of th Marin Corp leagud at tha July t-l7 convention of the staid league held In Salem. Left la Aubrey Adams, commandant of Crater lake detachment, whe wae elected stale junior vice commander, and right I Martin A. rof naas, new state chaplain. Experimental Area Field Day Slated For July 31 Dr. D. D. Hill and H. A. Schoth of Oregon Bute college will be par ticipant In the Klamath experi mental area field day on July 31. Dr. Hill I head of th farm crop department at Oregon Stat college and a member of tha Klamath ex perimental area advisory commute. Bchoth la In charge ol forage crop Investigation at Oregon BtaU col let for th U. B. department of Agriculture and 1 an outstanding authority on forage crope. The tour of the experimental plot wilt begin at 10 a.m. and continue Into the afternoon with time out for lunch served by. the station at noon. Extensive cereal variety testa of spring oats, wlteat and barley and fall wheat and barley will be seen this year. Some of these varieties ppear to be especially adapted to the Klamath area. Utah winter barley and allcel wheat are two grain Introduced by Ui station that art finding a place In tit agriculture of this area. New, high yielding va rieties of spring oat may be re leased to farmers this fall If they perform a well till year a they hav previously. New disease re sistant spring wheal varletle ar also In prospect. These cereal trials have been planted on the main elation west of the airport and also on the Muck experimental area near Warden. Both areas will be visited during the day. A potato disease demonstration showing many of the common and same uncommon virus diseases of potatoes will be of Interest to potato growers In this area. These demonstrations are pro vided for potato growers of thl area to assist them In racocnlxtng diseases that, affect the production of deed and commercial potatoes. Over SO potato varieties are In yield trial thla year, Many of th art of lntreat torn th point of vldw of disease resistance. A few hav quality characteristic that make them desirable. Th progress being mad In es tablishing pas turds on highly alkaline soils will be observed by Ihosd at tending th field dsy a wtll a a forage variety trial on similar soil. Parmer of th Klamath basin and all othora Interested in the experi mental program of th station are cordially Invited to attend th field day. Mineral Club To Meet Thursday The Klamath Mineral club will meet Thursday evening. July 11, at g p, m.. In th chamber of com merce room, 123 Main. Hit Klamath Mineral club 1 a non-technical organization formed to study the geological and mineral resouroe of the Klamath basin. Th club acu a a clearing house for Ui spreading of Information on lapi dary art, the cutting and polishing of agate and the semi-precious gem itone to be found In thl area. The meetings of the club art open to the public. Joint Vets Council Meet Set Friday A meeting of the Northern California-Southern Oregon Joint Vet erans' council will be held In th courthouse basement (former veter an administration room) Friday at g p. in. Purpose of the meeting I to dis cuss plan for the next opening of Tulelake homestead. AiImmmII.,. if mHt ittr's m ik wii...nvJ ZIMR0! FLOWERS SAT IT rORTOU! "We Crow Our Own You'll Notice The Difference" COMPANY PORTLAND, July 30 W Dewey Roger wheeled up to a fir alarm box. climbed up on hit tricycle and pulled th lever. Soon th three-year-old had com panythree piece of fire equip ment, battalion chief and a po lio car. KoR PARTIES l I erve tfr I l frees ( I ' Authorised FACTORY SERVICE for EASY WASHERS Tour Exclusive Fa y Deal en far Klamath County Robbing & Henry APPLIANCES tt Klamath At. What Cooks! Only the Best At MOLATORE'S Open 6:04 a. m. lo 1:00 a. m. 1112 Main IN BOTTLES AND AT FOUNTAINS I'tpti-Cola Company, Lont liland Cily, K Y. Franchisrd Bottler: Klamath Fall Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Marv ROSI SI , TWai rnnh""" i&cflbbft Giro we cs A meeting will be held July 31, 8:00 p. m., at the STANDARD FEED CO. on So. 6th St. to discuss the culture and nutrition of rabbits. ; Mr. Harry L. Newman INTERNATIONAL AUTHORITY on small animals, will speak on the problems of the rabbit industry.' - All interested persons are welcome to come and discuss their own problems with MR. NEWMAN . w . . . II mil U 'U ITOM MOURJi 9:10 .. t' MIDSUMMER fwanuv vm Prices Slashed Now! WORK eluced U Blow - - o Work Pants A Heavy Ar-y-tyP. J MIX i ) o.. Straw Hats c4n w ht town wept t Tt WD1A "1 POKTO PALM and 1 OASCAKi foe ur ii. iud- .Down Go Prices! Swim Suits M o-. rttJSft. "lt - a.0 Zx, " ' the, natter ye" $- Reduced to .elearl Girls' PaiS .w- rmteOe.-nce'. Toddlers' SunJulU Second Floor t s 1 4 k r.. Thev Go NOW. Weak f Savings in Notions! sequins : 1-W DOUBLE GUASS SHELVIV BUN WARMERS BOXED GUEST TOWELS WOOL FELT RUGS Je SEWING KITS Co d4e. ricxusis M IRON - AIDS 0 X I RAYON LAMP SHADES - j Balcony .,-1 f .,,1-n 1 " - "' TZim!! J "jhi iliaefl'11'1" BIG Reductions on r syL.Ml All OT in"" Rubber Surf-Riders ZT"o .H-b.ard, mt only Main Floor $5 00 BOYS' SPORT COATS ..- y . BOYS' "JIMMIES'' r CURTAIN YAWJJ--- 2.98 BOYS DRESS SLACKS ....... BIG BOYS' SUITS " 8,e PAPER drAPES"":uoes'" ... 3.00 WOMEN'S WHITE SHOES WOMtN a Dewn,talr s 1 I ST DROPS PRICES WAY DOWNI SENDS SAVINGS SKY HIGHI ALL THE LATEST STYLE DRESSES $5)00 Cool, colorful rtyeni oxquitito fothioni in tubbabl cottdni our top quolity ummir dre at money loving price. A full meoiure of REAL MERCHAN DISE VALUE thot'g whot you get t PENNEY'S. SHOP AT PENNEY'S FIRST SECOND FLOOR fwf: . fi m v Shop at-Penney's First For Good Quality Work Clothes O KHAKI WORK SHIRTS Sanforized . .. vat-dyed . . . full cut for longer 29 wear sizes 4Vi iYi. ' RANDOM WORK SOCKS Long wearing socks that Klamath men have O C learned to respect. They can "take" It. Pair Sv Sizes 10-13. WORK BANDANAS This hard-to-get Item is again in stock at PEN-.dt JE NEY'S. Come early to assure being satisfied! V 2f'x22". FELT. WORK HATS Special processed wool felts . . long wearing "198 . . . sizes 6 78 -.7 38 . . ; Looks like an ex- I pensiye dress hat. SHOP CAPS In blue denim Covert Fisher Stripe. 5on- forized for permanent fit. Sizes 6 78 - 7Vz. V TEAMSTERS' APRONS Heavy 8-oz. brown canvas snap leg strings 039 . . . bib pockets. 6 COLLARLESS SHORT JACKETS Union-made PAY DAY brand waist style collarless sanforized reinforced. Sizes 38-44. o Leather Faced Work Gloves Short gauntlet style protected thumb shield QQ. leather protection for the knuckles. WV RUBBERIZED GLOVES Dirt-proof water-proof . . . unusual quality eQ. . ... very pliable. AT PENNEY'S of course. iJTrfc PENNEY'S GALA BLANKET EVENT IS CONTINUING Prepare For Winter on Penney' Layaway MONTHS TO PAY . . jrr
