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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1947)
MONDAY, DEC. 8, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE FIVE Snow Falls Over Most High Roads HA I. KM, lJr. H " The Main Itlchwuy mmmliiMoti iitKcd mot or -In iihp rhiilMN loduy lit nil tnotm- 1 1 1) plinftCf. (if I IT II lU'UVy HllflWfltll Dit Ihn wi'ck-iMiil. A fool (if nnow fell III the C'nri r Kit piiMftcrt, Willi nifiir MKiW rxpccl nl (ntluy and liuilKlit. '11 in (I it. in. mud irpml : .luvprmiirnt tump i!7 (IcKi'tM-n. nuwlnir, 111 liichrn m-w nnow. t'.u-krri hiiow thioiiKhniit cnUic Hi'C tinn, plow iipenitinK. Himtlmn Junction (lrKri'cn, OVI'lTI.Nl, 1'J llH'lll'.l lll'W HIIOW. Titi-knl nnow llummhoul (ItMiIrl, brliiK Minded. Twenty Ini-ht'N rniid Mdr nlinw lit nmnmlL Odd I lulu-, WllluiiH'ttt' hluliwity 3ft drHM'K, rluudy, U Inchm new nnow, Twrnly-two Inrlieii nmcMdo Micw, pm krd nnow itnd lee on rniid for 1'J inlleH went mid 10 uillen runt of Odrll Luke punt ofllriJ. Kliiiiuttli I'ulln IS Inch of new aiiow, romln ley. Hun Mountain purui, The Diillrn- Citllfornlii hlKhway 'Jf ilrKreen, eloudy, nliip Inrhen new nnow, 12 litehrn roiwlMtto nnow, piickeil nnow fi.r 1ft mllrn ncronn nummll. Clreennprlnitn hlnhwuy 'itf (lo grprn, cloudy, four lm hen new nnow, imrked nnow for ID mllnt ncrow Huydrn mmintitln. Hlnklynu nuimnlt. I'lulllc hluh wWiy Icy, eluitim rrnulred. KiiKnr--IMirkrd nnow on McKen- F.'r hlKhway for 20 mllrn from UilkniiM nprlnifn Junction to jmm mil. ('hum itbnohilrly nrcriwary. Reds Search US Offices WASHINGTON, I)cc. 8 f,1',Of- filial report that police In ruin inuiilhl -do in 1 n ii I c (I Ho in aula siarrliril the linmes mid alllotuohllc n( United Slates diplomatic unit military official wem made public today by Henaior Knowlaml iK Cnllfi. He liutd he would trll the senate that "our diplomatic and military personnel haJi been pushed nround" In violation of ordinary diplomatic courtesy. Kuowland t old reporters he first learned of the incident on an over seas European Inspection trip and that a cable from the Ainrrlcan minister In Itnmanla. Hudolf E. Hrhoenfrld. confirmed these In stances: 1. Itomaulan "secret police" twice iearched the home of u captain at tached to the American military tatf despite prutesta of the captain that hl wife was "exM-ctlnit an In font" and could not be disturbed. 2. A car carryinit an American fine and "Kcerclary KerKUson of the American leuution" was hailed by live men. InchidliiK a uniformed policeman, and KeiKUson was ours tinned "at mm point" and then dc talned 30 minutes. 3. Homes of a sergeant, and i lieutenant on the American military taff also wert searched "by secret police. Blaze Burns Cage, But Monkey Safe EUOENK, Dec. 8 oVi Firemen re ported today that a blaze started In a monkey s cane, destroyed part of the apartment around It but didn't hurl the monkey. The jiet animal was ept In Ezra Junes apartment. The blaze. parently caused by a IikIU bulb kept lit to warm the animal, burned throimh the cano Into a wall and Into the attic. Ill IINU) TO DKATII KIIKKWATEH. Ore.. Ucc. 8 (,1 l.loyd E. New, r'reewuler. burned to death yesterday when a blaze, an parently alarlrd by blankets which touched an electric heater, swept iiiroumi ma trailer luiu.se. First cross-country lonn distance telephone call was made betweei Bar Francisco nnd New York In 1115. Flexibility In Lil. Insuiance policy. Van ft Vniitt through Sun Life's Adjustable Option PAUL A. LEE I'hiine 7717 1.11 Main St. SUN LIFE OF CANADA YOUNG MOTHER.... r OolMsTonfalitlf VourebildHasAeold Works To Bring Relief While Little One Sleeps AT bedtime rub throat, cheat and back with Rood wnrm lliR Vlcks VapoKub. Its spe cial rellef-brlHElng action Rlartn Instantly . . . Invites restful sleep. Then It , . . Romsmbor , , . ths boil-known hom remedy you can uta to roliovs mlterioi of colds Is VICKS VAPORUD. High School and flft lly Mary l.uu Caae It turned. out Unit Ihn Murdl Clras costume, daui-c Friday infill wan uulta u hiiccesn, If admission flumes aru any ludleitlloii. rieveral pnz.cn were awarded for tho nut.'tluiidliiK coriluinea, Jim Oweim presided at the itnnouiii'liiK slaud and Hie fol- lowhiK peisoim were presented awards by him: Joyce Uopehind and Honald Ixuileln received the award for the best-cosliiined couple, dress ed an u suo. klnir and (jiieen. rhe best danclUK couple wan 1 SI 11 Curler and Itarbara Hnyder, dud In Kpau- Ish dresa. Uorln Elhrldite, dressed an an Indian, walked off Willi I he prize. for tho bent-costuinecl itirl, and Cuwboy Joe Nli-hol wan chosen Hie i best-costumed boy. t An Idea wan presented to the stu dent conuresa last Friday and dis cussed somewhat heatedly. The suk ucstlun was to make it compulsory lor n student to hold u student body card before he can vole on student bmly measuren. 'fills way. If the iKilllnic method In set up in the llbrarlen, the student would merely nhuw Inn card and proceed to vole. Wilbur Elliot, Francen fjerosler. Marine Kobmson, Duk Urlllilh, Cclla llrowu, Ualc lturns and Uun 1'allleltc were voted Into the mem bership of tjcrlpl and Mike last week. An Initiation lor thu six Jun iors will be a banuuel at the Wi nema, December IK. President Itose mary limbic in In cIiiuku ui the in duction plans. Four members of the a cappclla choir compose the muted qimrlel which iicrfurmed at the annual Christmas program lor the Klaiimth Falls Woman's l.lbiary club tixlay. aloiu: with the buys' oitet and a capiella choir, 'f'he members of Die quartet arc Catherine ltluuas. Ito.sa lee Bwedln, Wilbur Elliot and itoy Larson. KU1I.S yearbiKik subM-rlptlons no on aale tomorrow for '2 50 each. Carol Moiiteith In l!.e sialf member In chame of sales. In her part us business manaiicr. The book is beliiK printed anal by UusIiouiik of Fort land In conjunction with the Umith llalra company. Wroiiu attain. A slluht misiuke wan made In Friday's column, namely, that the curls' Icamic Christmas assembly would be held txlay, when the real date Is Friday. December 13. It In hoped that story teller Mrs. l.uclllo O'Neill or any other participants In the a.v.embly were not startled by thin Item. Water Main Breaks In Portland POKTLANU. Dec. 8 M"-A 12 Incli water main on Pohtlaud's East Side broke last nlKht. and the anewlfur water lifted 4on .nut, m r..t of pavement, excavated several yards of Rround. and stirred up sediment in omer lines. Householders reported roily water comlnc from their faucets, the city health officer advised residents of the Immediate area to boll their water. Repairs were completed and the water declared safe for drinking this mornlnir. MAHKIKI) UEVERLY HILLS. Calif., Dec. 8 iH'r-8ongstress Helen Forrest was murrted at Beverly Vista Cominu ii'ty church yesterday to Aclor Paul Holohnn. The newlyweds, each 31. said they would havo to defer their honeymoon. The sliver sword plant Is found In only one place In tho world, on the side ot Halenkala crater, In Ilawnll. I'HONF. SfiSI FOH DK.UVF.lt IKK I'KICKS '4 Unit $6.S0 1J..10 . 24.00 35.00 . 46.00 1 Unit ... 2 Units.. 3 Units . 4 Units . Pick I n Small Uiiantitles at Cliff Yaden's SIGNAL SERVICE STATION So. 6th of Midland Rd. Open 7:00 a. m. to Mldulnht 1 WOIKS FOB HOURS to brlllR relief oven whilo child sleeps. Often by mornlnB tho worst miseries of tho cold nro gone. Try 11! Oct Vlcks Vapollub toilny. ml CHECK! THESE! PENNEY VALUES FOR SAVINGS FUR MITTENS Iteduceil lo clear . , . LtiiiK ralihil fur tiilttenn . , , lluy while 1.00 lliey last. MAIN I LOOK CHILDREN'S GALOSHES Popular style fc-alosllcN, to keep their small feet warm and 1.00 dry. Kl.rn U, to 3. IIIIWNKTAIItH WOMEN'S SHOES Dainty "Cynthia" shoes, styled to flatter your feel, Itlaek. Ill sizes s'i to . ite. i nn a tn dueed. st.WW and i.uu IX) WNSTAIItS BOYS' BOW TIES Kmart, liaml-tlrd bow ties for Junior . . . Many colors to 39c choose from. DOVVN'STAIIIK MEN'S SUSPENDERS A brucr of (llntlnrtlrtit. Muny culnr rum blnat I mm. Smart "Towurrafl" liuttmi-on In rrxuUr IrtiKth. MAIN I I.OOK 75c BOYS' WOOL SLACKS (Imlrr 1 00' J tnl Kulmnllne, Mlylnl fnr smooth flttlnit. I'rlrril riK lil . . . ( olom: hrown, q qa blur or Un. Hlrrn 10 l 12. T7U IXlUNSTAIItS GIRLS' TEEN-AGE SUITS IM.tliU only . , . Just m frw Irft. All rrdurrd to nrll. Sim I! to 15. 10.00 hKCOM) FI.OOK WOMEN'S FALL SUITS Srr our Krlcrtloni. Many style In rvrral colors. Slrn 10 to 30. 20.00 NK ONI) H.OOlt Men's Cossack Jackets Aicaln I'rnnrvn romra up with viilur nnd (uallty. All wool, zlpprr front. I'rlrrd down where econ omy duel Ik, Shr 3i to i'l. 4.77 MAIN I LOOK CAKE COVERS I.islit Heislit aluminum, fine quality cake covers, Iteduced In time for Clirintmas kIvIiik. qq MAIN FI.OOK CHECK THESE NEW ARRIVALS BOYS SWEAT SHIRTS Now we have boys' warm, fleece lined sweat sliirls. In sizes 98c 2-4-6. nOWNSTAlltS BOYS' UNDERWEAR Just put on display. Hoys' knit knee-lenittli sliorls In sites 6 to 16. Sliirls to match, 6!le. Knee lenslh union suits with short sleeves. sizes 6 to IB. 1.29 DOWNSTAIRS MEN'S SWEAT SHIRTS Warm, miuc, flrere lined sweat shirt fur this cold December Heather. Sires 36 to 42. J MAIN I LOOK MEN'S PLAID STAGS Here thev are men . . those plalil and multicolor staff shirts vou have been asking for. 100r wool, for winter warmth. 9.90 Sixes, Small, med., larjte, MAIN 1 LOOK Women's House Dresses Just received n nice selection of prints In sizes Vi to 44. Several styles to choose from, J 'Jf SHCONI) lT.OOIt NYLON SHEER BLOUSES llrauliful shadow slieer nylon In popular draped neckline An style. Women's sires H'i-ItH. .TO SIK'ONI) FI.OOK WK NOW 1IAVK CHOCOLATE MINTS 69c l.iiseious rich hlllerswret rlioeolate over fancy pep perinlut cream, lleliclnus ni ran lie. One poiinil hoses, nAI.CONY rnnrmri mm m ' mm m mm 1.49 BROADCLOTH BLOUSES in styles, daintily aize o-ux. srcoND rLoop. 2.98 CAHDIGAN SWEAT ERS of fine all-wool. White, red, blue and pink. Sizes 4 to 8. s,.tONU f look $SS? 2.98 SUSPENDER Dear little girl bright all-wool. STORE HOURS 9:30 to 5:30 He will want to own a pair ot tiiese dashing cowboy boots. Just right for Christmas giving. Two- tone tan and brown . constructed. Sizes 84 to 13. , sfrdlly 5.50 6.50 Sizes 12 S to 2'i DOWNSTAIRS Make a hit with your boy at Christmas time with one of these fine shirts. Choice of colors, blue or tan. Sizes 8 to 18. DOWNSTAIRS SANTA TLAIIS SUIT Penury's have 2 complete Santa stills that are available for your use! Lodges clubs, schools or In stitutions , , .no charge , ..makt a date for them now! Iff! T ""ji m - JL Mu JsL JEL IWF mm 2.98 univininninTOiFCiM im 11 ilk mail) mmi Penney-Priced, darling trimmed 4 ' Mmlf Give 'em Gala Party Styles! GIRLS' FROCKS SKIRTS styles in 3 to 6x. 3.98 Sr.CONO FLOOR Beruffled and festive! Rustling taffetas, lovely pastel rayons, dressed-up cottons. ' Sizes 3-6x. OR J mj BOY'S XMAS WARDROBE SMART DRESS SHIRTS 1.79 What could be nicer for that younr man In the family than one of those smooth fitting dress shirts? Handsome stripes with light or dark backgrounds. Sizes 6 to 16. DOWNSTAIRS 4.98 Water repellent, wind resistant, cotton - flannel, plaid lining. Taupe color. Sizes 8 to 12. DOWNSTAIRS 4.98 Roys' ltochmeyer cords with Talon fastener fronts. Fine for school wear. Sizes 6 to 16. Col ors Castor and Cream, DOWNSTAIRS for a DIG Christinas! I GIFTS! Man-Tailored Gift for Junior! BOYS' SPORT SUITS 11.75 Dashing solid brown, blue with pin checks, Glen plaids or hounds tooth! All wool or part wool mixtures. 8 to 14. DOWNSTAIRS 8.90 Double cloth yoke, Chopper Mod el! lOOrc wool. Popular multi color plaid patterns. Sizes 8 to 18. DOWNSTAIRS Save on your clothing bill! Little boys' 8 oz. denim Jeans . . san forized shrunk , . reinforced at points of strain. Sizes 2-4-6. DOWNSTAIRS CORDUROY ROBES or. welcome gifts! Red or bluo wool. Sizes 2 to 6. 2ND FLOOR TOBOGGAN CAPS 1.49 Bright and saucy pure wool with pom poms. 2ND FLOOR 4 1.29 GIRLS' SLIPS Lovely rayon satin for that grown-up feelinff. Some with lace, some with embroidery. Dainty tearose. Sizes 2 to 14. SECOND FLOOR 2.49 Boys' Dress Jlnimle Overalls, Warm, sturdy; finished seams. Brown, royal. Ages 2 to 8. 98c Favorite Red Ryder boys' sweat shirts. With the ean't-wash-out Cowboy Imprint! Bright colors ot yellow, orange, blue and tan. Sizes 4 to 12. DOWNSTAIRS i