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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1947)
MONDAY, AUG. II, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE FIVE mnmm immm nenusaa mmwiii'M mumiii ii ,wm, vrfftrmmu WEATHER ' K LA MA I'll AI.I. AND VICINITY - TAlr llMUV Mllll TllaallNV; lllfll M, ,luw 411; high 'J'iimiIav art NUIt'l'IIKIIN I'Al.irOMNIA - C'lrur III- Uy. lunlsltl nikI Tu.Ml.y. s.t'.iil iua.1 I ls; llMhlly wnt-nmr ill Inl.ilur l" lay bill iiml.r TiiioiUv In I'uNalnl V.I lrvi miHt.i.lo liullliw..llly wlnil, ull . IIIIKIION Milly itiiuilv In Nnrtliws.l fiiirllnli. anil tiMilly I'lmiily .l..wli.i ly and Ii.iiUM, Willi Isw llllil show i nit Hi i-.i-.t: imrlly i'IiiiiiIV il.v: .llshlly fmiiini- In r...l.i pill Hun ImUyi (mil In mutlsml W..I.II wlmU wll 111. tn.,1. Hull Horn -Word win received to day of tlio birlh of a aim, tlwlr flil child. In Dr. mid Mm. James Webster of HtocKlon, Calll. 'Hie biiby was born Hmiduy. Annual 10. al Hull Jomiiilii Clritcriil liinpllnl In HIiM-kloii. where lila fnlher In In terning. The Utile boy h been limned John, lie l the uriimlaim of Mr. mid Mm. II. II. Bweelmmi of Ihlii city mid the irreiil-nrniidiion of Otuiruo Urimklleld of thin cliy. Mrs. Webster In the former lleliy Knuwl-tnn. Camplm-A cmnpliiu lri Hi ' Itoliue Itlver National lorral on Mulr i creek U planned by the Kelley llob Welles mul l-owcll Kuupa tor erk. Itotiliietle. a former Klamutll Union lilKh k-IiikiI Instructor. I liere wlUi hi. wife, daughter. Cmolre, mid win Kuye. from l- Crowe, Wash.. ir ihr outlim. I'liyllla Kaiip. dmmh- ter of the Lowell Kaiip.. will also lo on the cmiiplim trip ' l prlnclpul of Fremont school. Auslllarr Meellni The fcatilrs, auxiliary will hold rriiular meet lug ut 8 p. m . Turndny. in th lower FOB hull. There will be Initiation ol candidate, mid nil office mid member, of the drill lemn lire to wear lurmala. There will be enter tainment mid relresrmeiita niter Ihe meeting Julnl Meelln There will lie luim meeting of the Indian atlalr nd Inirr-clty coiiiinllieea of the chmnber of commerce. Wednesday al II n. m. Arrangements for the senate Investigating committee hearing here next week will be mde, Visitor-llmalle Clmves of Hill. Calif., la visitor al the home of her uncle nnd mini. Mr. mid Mm. W, L Terwllllger nf 13W N. Bill. She will be here a week. Her parents. Mr. mid Mm. Prank Graves, will come here to tako her buck with them. Picnic The Klamath club of nutlneu nnd Protewdniml Women will Join the Clianta Paaa mid Med ford club for a picnic Sunday. August 17. at :.llhl pmk III Ash land. Anyone wishing transports llon may contact Mm. Chidcsler. rrom (iermento ftny Best, dis trict manager, mul T. L, Hlepheiis, nperallons chief of the bureiiu of reclamation here, were buck ut their airport offlren today after a bualnrM-- in M.triotml hendounrters At Bncrnmenlo. ' Hecelrra Orchid Mm. Jper' Woodwnrd of 3131 Miidlnon. received n orchid ll week from the Wizard Odd how. Mm. Wocxlwerd ent In a miration concerning dogn" con clouineu to colort which u lined en the program. Tlclurea Iteueited Membcm or the Iltulueu mid Profeiuilonnl Women' club are aiked to havf their plcturea uken for the liuto rlcal album being anacmblcd by May Conrad!. Kndi Vacation Mr. and Mm. A. E. Wlckert and grandiioii of Balem left for home today after upending a va cation with Mr. and Mm. Lyle Carr, SS36 Wlard. Mm. Wlckert l a for mer renldent of Klamath county. Board Meeting The board of di rer torn of the chamber of commerce will hold Ha regular meeting Wednesday at noon In the chamber rooms. To New York After a week'a vlult Hk u ic ivtmo u me ninmn nuiiiiiiui ImniN nt Mf ull.l fLlfa I. D Tunru William Srnrilon hn returned to Ills home In Endlcott, N.- Y. VUHura Mr. mid Mia. llerl Ituwok and daiiKhler, Vhuliilii, of North HollywoiKl, Clillf.. apnut luat week vimlliiK with Mr. und Mia. Uhiiiica Mi Kiiiliiii, UI7 l.lncoln, and were their gucala on u tup to Cutter lake Huiiiliiy. ilicy left to cimlliitio a lour uf Oregon biiore riiurnlng I loll II'. Tuiulllecloiiilra Hheri y, a u v e n, und Thoiniia Cruwlord, two-and-a-liulf, chlliheii of Mr. mid Mm. I.loyd Crawford of liniiini.u, are In If III lilo honpltiil where they iinilerwent loiiallleclomlea Uila mornliik. Al IIHUIde Mm. Joe Knliuntelll of II4 Arthur la a patient In 1 1 1 1 Initio hiuipltul where ahe la recovering from major aurgery peiiormed Mon day morning. rallent Mm. Wlllnrd Llndemann of 1 110 old Kurt roud la a patient at HlllMdo hnapltul where ahe la re covering from major aurgery per foniiril today. Nclloohiialea Meet -The Hi liool miitea club will meet at the home of Mm. Clarence Klrkpalrlrk. ill Mallii, Friday. I'litlm k dinner will be acrved at U-30 From Kanaaa Uctly Zlrkle. 710 Main, haa aa houae gueata tins week her mother. Mm. 8. f. Zlrkle. and her aunt. Mm. Frank Bchulman ol Unrden City. Kaa. Sew Fniploye Kciibcii V. Horn haa Joined Ihe Klamath Falla aUiff of Ihe alMlc unemployment comiien tallou cniiimlMiioii. lie will aerve aa auditor for the Kliiniiilh territory From Vacation F.fflc Unteua re turned to work at the chamber of commerce Mniiduy morning after a week'a vacation. Figure In Fatal Shooting I Is- V r K I KS r . : i . pi ft r .VJS Krupa To Play Here Making hli flrat appearance In Klamath Falla In aeveral yeara 1 "Amerlca'a Ace Drummer Man," Uene Krupa, who will appear with hl orcheatra tonight, Monday, at the armory. Krupa'a famed "Druinatlca" ape clalty will be a feature of the eve ning, aa well aa a Jazz trio com posed of Charlie Kennedy on the alto aaxophone. Buddy Eanelll, piano, and Krupa on the uruma. VocallaU are Buddy Hughea and Uolorea Hawklna, Radio Station KFLW will carry a half hour program direct from the armory from 10 to 10:30 p. m. Claaalfied Aoa Bring Kesuna. Week-end Trip Mr. and Mm. Charlea Woodhouae traveled down the Klamath river to the coaat over the week-end. They returned by way of Grants paaa and Medford. Auditor Here C. F. Metz, auditor for the atate unemployment com pensation commlulon, la In Klam ath Falla for two Week. He la here from Medford. Vacationing R. I). Hannon of the White Pine Wanted Klin dried or thoroughly air. dried (elect grade moat dealr. able, 44 to 14 drewed pre ferred, rough acceptable. Wire or phone L'nlveralty 3-5700. Midwest Plywood Co. 1MM Wyoming, Detroit 21. Mich state employment eommlaalon la on a two week' vacation. Classified Ads ftiing Results. ALL LIFE 1 "Good" under th SUN PAUL A. LEE Fhone 7717 731 Main St. SUN LIFE OF CANADA To relieve burnt Itch, "and wing of Heat Raah PERSPH3IKS MOTHERS NOW USI MIXSANA There's worxIerfVil relief for all In Mexaana on hot, humid day and nights. Help absorb excess MrspU ration that oftencausm prickly heat, minor skin rashes. Prevent chafing. Dust Mexsana on after bath. Aa excellent deodorant. Relieve tired, aching feet and Itchy nuisance) of , athlete's foot. Heat the heat with . . . Payleaa Drug (08 Main. Mm Proaeeullnt Attorney Kidney Mc.Malh Irigbtl of Hot Kprinrs. Ark., declared his pretty 2U-fr-old wife. Anne llefti, ahol and killed hi father while "hysterical with fright" aa a result of what he described the elder Mc.Valh's drunken abue. The fatiier. Hal. 57. was shot with a .4.1 automatic. This picture of Ihe McMalli was taken recently In their automobile. AP wirephoto. Hurgery Mm. Ainiu.it Llndntrom surKery tills morning at Hillside of 3111 RadcUftv, underwent major ' hoapltul. ENGINEERING COURSES Lead to Successful Careen llealds Ijiglneering College Is . atitlinrlted through Its charter by Ihe Mate of California to confer Itaehelor of Kclenee Degrees In engineering. A list of the Degree Ciiuraes offered are t H II.. M.K TItlCAI.. MK( HANK Al.. hTltrCTI'lt Al.. IIU.IIWAV. AltCIIITKC Tl ltAI.. Other tipecial ( ourees are also offered. Ntudenta who wish la enroll for Ihe Hummer or Fall quarter should register now In order to be accommodated later. llealds Is approved by the Veterans Administration lo train you under the provi sions of the "(i. I. Hill of Itlghls." Writ lor literature on thelilnjrot Ui whtch you aro niost Interested. HEALDS ENGINEERING ' COLLEGE Van Ness al Post. Nan Francisco, Calif. Other Colleges: Oakland, Hacramento, San Jose. (office ofyeenwt Sleep y Sicks' Select IICKt' isrwiSC CO., tains. On. A titli' Ovallly fiWus V Delightful Zastc Z brill 1 demi-ta"' LosifECTIOWJ, Add leit to vour fvrninfii .nd ieit'we note (o your pinici with drlirioui Sierra "Crrnw df ColTrrs" mad from pure, rich cream and quality colTcc. l:ach told-tn-bron candyjcwt? givo you i delightful thrill. NOW AT PRE-WAR PRICE 'a POUND TIN Ask Your De jiff Fnr Social Hour Bridge Mix Banquol Jell Drop In Doxti , , . and In Bulk Other Delicious Varieties in Bulk -it popular prlcti This Fall-Cozts for Every Little School Girl Are Gay . . .Warm! SCORES OF SUPER GIRLS' COATS priced to- sove you money! Fino all-wool weaves box, belt and boy styles. Exciting now. features . , . unusual sleeves . . . different trim! 7-14. BRIGHT YOUNG SLACK AND COAT SETS! The finest quality all-wool suede weaves in NEW, flattoring styles. Tailored slacks are smarter, trimmer! Coats are brighter, gayly trimmed. 7-12. LITTLE GIRLS' COAT AND LEGGINGS with more stylo than ever before! Wo've a huge assortment, too! ALL WOOL sucda and woven fleece in solids and plaids. 3-6x. SECOND FLOOR 14.75 18.75 14.75 AT PENNEY'S Wear 1 hese New Dresses iSow -Then for School! J88 JSP 80 You get quality and style in new fall dresse for girls! Chambray . . . broadcloths . . . poplins . . . ginghams from the finest mills in America and every one washable! Bril liant colors; new, effective combinations! AIL kinds of snappy trimmings rick rack, embroidery, applique, piping, novel buttons. Styles to suit each taste, every size and shape! In sizes 3 to 6x, 7 to 14 SECOND FLOOR BACK-TO-SCHOOL LAY-AWAY Be prepared for school choose your clothing needs now shop early for greater selection . . . then lay-away for school. Extra Styling, Extra Wear in These BETTER COTTOIS 3-98 Wonderful to wear straight through Indian Summer the colors are gay as fall itself! Striking plaids, checks, stripes, patterns, as well as solids dashingly trimmed! Tub them often they're all colorfast . . . Sanforizcdf or preshrunk to slay like new. 3-6x, 7-14. SECOND FLOOR .4. f II ' H ' 11 1 V , iii I i PW 1 I s jSlseBfesifVr$li aSaW ttsf abt ' MOfLiJUl aJKrip r'lda ll,MMJ!U.IJ,IIMIU'JHI'IJ.I:lfi;i'
