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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10, 1947
HERALD ND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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i-IiniimIhh hi mlii by TlnniUy . Nnl
cold ! lltHll iiillipilv wimU off
hKtliiM In wpalvily IhU atlvriMittii mul
llt'l'l rnallit Inllttf III
NUII I IIKMN CAI.irOIINIA rir iuuth
am! iull . Inu.lv In imrlli l'ly ami
tonight, wllli lltflil mill In lin mirlli
I. .night; .) r lit nilly rliitlilv I hill !.
Illhllv Muiiiivr Imluy ami a"" In imilli
lonitfhl; inll niMl.wtslfili wliitU off
i-oaal, rnii it i ihiKlrmic oiilharly IhU
ftti litmn noilti if foil Hi naif
l.ttily hit Kim Tilt) irttului' Hirrl
li iK of Dip l.mly l'liiylm club will bp
held Tliuiuliiy nit Fr.i.ny un pr
vloiiAly BiMKiiiiurd. Mrinljcm will
mrot nL tlir homo of CryaUl
CiK-tuune, 4Mb HiutiiiMM n luiir, (U
7 p. m. Tho mnrllnu date wim
hun ft to oniibla iiH-nibrm of Lhr
rlub and uuxllliuy Ut licur Jniy
Mhkoii fipmk on "Youth Ciuldmicc,"
KrUlny nl II p, rn. ut Krrinoiii nchool.
Sim Horn -Wold tun tx-cii inxlvt-d
fioin Ktrjino, Calif . uiiiiouiiclii(c tho
birth of it aoii, tlwlr flr.it boy. to
Mr. mill Mr. William Trudnwcll of
KitftiHi. Tho child wan born ntrly
WrdnrMtny ii.urnliitr Mm. Tnulr
well la tlio fonnrr Muruurrl Marken,
duUKhtcr of A. W. Miukrii of Klam
ath Ka U.i. The Tradcwrlln have
titter cliHiylilriv
Pylhlatt HUlrr - I'ythluii Hlhlrri
u.ll hold a rruular Hireling Ttirhduv
. nli:ht ut H orlwk in the KKK hall.
Titer will bo rlrrtlon of nfflrrrn,
A'l bazaar t-onti lbutloitA nhould bo
brotiKht and ChriMiium cunln pukrd
nr. All iih-iiiIkth mo urtird to At
tend. Krfimhrtifntit will bo nerved
HporUmrn'M .Mrrtlnc Tho Khun
ath KMnlAinrir a.viiK-lntlon will
meet Thurriny nlKhl at 7 "10 In the
Wlllurd hotel for rlrrtlon of officer!.
An ontrrtatninont I ulno plunnnl
Win Houlhwrll In thr rrltrlttK prett
(trnt. In Hutullul Carol Kornlif. 0-yrnr-old
dtttiifhtrr of J;uob KornlK,
l.tiS I.lnroln, In n putlriit at Hill
ln tuwpltul irrrtvliiu mrdiral mrr,
Carol'! father Id rnanutfrr of the
Kirrnionr ntoif
IMnorhlr Club - Ye Oldr Piiuh IiIo
club will mrrt with Kulhryn Hlil
Inuii on the Ketio highway Thurs
day for hinrheun. ranbi and the
annual ChrMmo party. Bllrnt Hln
tors will be rrmenilK-rrd with Riftn.
Pnnrani I'r4rtlrr-Thr Junior dr
pnrtmrnt of the Kluinath l.titherun
church Kunduy school will practlre
t ir It Chrbitmos proKram Saturday
fiom 2 to 3 30 p. in. at the church.
ltc Alarm The city flir truck
wu-. called out at 7 3B p. in. Mondtiv
In Kiuwer to an alarm from 740
California avenue. The ularm was
fa la and the truck came back home
Nursrry - Mrx Krvln Pool, 'iJH
Itioad. U a patient ut Klamath Val
ley hmpltnl recovrrliiK from major
aurKorv performed TurMlay morn
lr.it. Pool is an employe of the
county bridge crew.
Grange Mrrllnf The ShaU
View maiiiie will hold a reiiulnr
nirethiK and Chrhtinas program at
p. m . Thursday.
ii'K)1KH'kha
R. W. McMULLAN
(Juit call me Mac)
12 MORE
SHOPPING DAYS
UNTIL XMAS
FOR YOU
THE PUBLIC,
We Will Remain
OPEN EVENINGS
Until 9 p. m. Until
Christmas
SHOP AT YOUR
CONVENIENCE AT
THE
LUGGAGE
SHOP
1015 Main Street
llrraki I,r -.Jlnimy MrAullffr, 7-M'ui-old
noli of Mr, mid Mm. I'ut
McAulirfu of Kort Klumuth, wit
broiiKht t" Kluinath Kntln late Turn
ouy afternoon for tiriitmrnl of h
biokon leu received ul lilft ranch
homo. You I ik McAiillffe, mi-inber ol
n pioneer Ktmiialh fiiiiilly, wun
li rated and ullowrd to tetiirn homo.
In HitMpllitJ Mim. Alice Hpeelinaii,
7&, lonldeiit of routo 3 box 2.1A-0, lb
A pnllenL ul Klumuth Valley hospi
tal where the wiin ndmllled ul mid
nlflht Tuenday. Mi. H perl mini In
tha mother of Hob riprelman nf thin
city.
Injure- I hurr Jimmy (llonn.
youiiK lion of Mr. and Mm, John IJ.
CHenii of Pellcun City, Buffered the
Iimn of the tip of one flutter lute
yefiterday uftornoon. Tho child wan
treated nl Klumuth Vulley liu.Nplliil
and dlr.mlod.
Admitted To llimpltal - P, M. Ken
nedy, auwycr at Weyerhueuner Tim
ber cotiipuiiy and renldrnt of the
Weyerhueunrr i o m in unit y, wan
moved by ambulance from hi hum'!
li Hllblde hohpitul nl ft 30 p. rn
Tueiduy for medlcul chit.
Iiijiirm Knee - Clarence Iliiil.lker,
aviM Perbv, employed by Hhuntu
Pliinlnit mill, wuh ndmllled to Hill
filtV huhplliil Hominy to receive
imitmoui for n knee Injury which
he mi fined while on the Job
I'lifhuiigrd - MiK. Nona (,'orpen
lli'. lonK-llme renldenl of the Olrite
d trlrt, In 111 with pneumonia in
Hillside hospltul and her condition
v.us reported unrhaiiKed tialuy.
fte-Admltled Huy Kelly, VI, em
ployed nt Tonuutit, Cullf , by Uhih
llrll Lumber company, wan re-ud-mltted
to HlltMdr hmpltal loday for
medlcul cure.
I mm Durrl l.lno Audi rutin of
ti c A.oclnted Lumber and Hox
c inpuny ul IonU, t a patient nt
HHInlde hoipltul receiviiiK medlcul
cii re.
Klamothitcs Light
Ud Residences
ChrlAtma.n llifhUHR In the resi
dential district wan uppeurtnt; thla
week as re.sirlentft M'rked up ut the
re(tie.t of the Junior chamtMT of
rummrree. pOnor uroup of the
holiday project.
Al Ignite is Kenerul chalmuiu of
the Hk'hilnir coiiteM and nAUhted
by Kverctt Hall, Jaycee. Active par
ticipation ) urKed by all home Own
em and Judging will tako place two
nlKht.t before Ifc'cember 2'A, mithl of
the biff community ChrlMtnu pro
gram on Modoc field. This I n!o
Jaycee sponsored. Nnmes of the
winners will be announced that
nlkht
Hermit Iruinlnir In the navy in
now 13 werka. After thl U weeks
trnliung a null in given 13 diiyn
lenve to vl.sll hlfl home before 1)e!nf(
nvtik'neil to n tnide M-hool or n nhlp
for duty.
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IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
ON A NEW
fiLDCKlTOMf UJfl5flER
LEACH'S
Of Course
0 Yea, nl Inst tliey'ro lioro , f
Ibe Now Deluxe lilackstono'
Wnsliers arc on our floor Knit,
tag for tonic lut-ky women to
claim tlieni. You will (inl llio
last llting in wokIuii-j; cHicicney
ami economy in tlirac liruiili.
fully el) led, all-while 111 nek.
atonoa. Senmlrna alrpl. MttlnHli.
proof, while poroclnin lulitt,,.
now eeiili alieil eoulrola . , . rx
elusive Blll'klono"IIylrnt)r,,
ction for fitnler, grnllrr wnah.
Ing. Slrcaiuline wringer with
latest safety features nni
TOONERVILLE FOLKS
Dog&onit.1 Now I've
LOST fiHQlHt'P
IftSt YHAr! THROW IT POWM,
PLEASE !
Gralapp Is
Honor Guest
The Trade and Industries club, 1
composed of members of Klumuth
Union high hchool vocational train- !
een, dedicated their nevrnlh annual ;
biinquoi In honor of Arnold Orn- 1
lupp, superintendent of acIiooIh, who '
hi nee the Inauguration of the pro- ,
grum In Klamath Kullh, hn.i been
utie of the moftt active supporters
of V(K-atlona education In Oregon. ;
"V.'e Irel that It ! through your
tlrclc.jt eflotU tlitiL thl.i type, ol
tialiiliiK hoK been made available to.
u.s,' Kind Mwighi Weatlun.by, loaM
mahtcr of the evening. '
The baiKjurt ih given unnually by 1
the trades and Industry fttudentA of
the high nchool in honor of their
employers and the Klamath KnlU
apprenticeship council for the pur-
pose of foMcring closer relntton.Hhlp.
Special tribute wius given to I;il- '
aid Htroud when Halph W. Wag-
gnnrr, chairman of the Klamath
Kail hpprentlre.shlp council, pre- '
neuted him with n slate apprentice-
nhlp completion certificate In his
trnrle.
The bauiUet wa.s prepared by Mrs.
Paul O. Landry, supervisor of Klam-
alh Fulls school cafeterias, nnd her'
staff. i
The vocational education depurt- '
ment In Klamath Falls Is directed ;
by Harold A. Tealc. Robert P. Craig ;
Is coordinator of trades nnd Indus- j
try and .sixuisors this group.
Classified Ads Brine Results
Alma McLean
Again 1 Operating the
Palace Beauty Shop
Phone 3511
LEACH SERVICE CO.
cattaefc.
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if n ' If
II Hilt immtme . uuttwapJ I
O. EMILY ! YOU SAVEP THL'
OTHER GLOVE WHEN I I.O&T
MAY HAVE A PAIR,
yet :
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Moose Slate
Initiation
Many new members are exacted
to be Inltlnted Into the Loyal Order
of Moone 'IliurndBy nlnht. The claM
w.'i be held In honor of N. H. Brnlth,
regional director of the Mooxe. who.
pfter 27 yearn of active aervlce In
thl capacity, la retiring.
AH members who have alk'iifd one
candidate will be rewarded with n
K:erlal dinner to be held at Cal-Ore
ttivern 8unday, December M. at 7:30
). ni.
KMclal entertainment and lunch
w ill be given at 6:30 p. in. Thursday
pi lor to the regular Initiation at 8
oVlock.
Word him been received that Earl
Woods, state vice president for this
area, and Al Nyback. local business
man and state president of the
Moo.se. will also be present.
O. B. "Brick" Leach, governor of
inc. local lodite. ha.s nsked for a Rood
turnout at the meetliiK In honor nl
the state and rcKlonal dignitaries.
An alloy of Iron and cerium la
the so-called flint usually used in
clgaret lighters.
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE-
Wiltonl Clon.1- And Yt'0 Jra Oil ol
Bed ia U" Monuof Riria' t G
Th Htw laould pour nut about 2 pint nf
nil mice int youf bo U vry Uy. II ihia
bil M not (lowing fm-ly, your f.md my nut
lici-t. It miy Jurt dnr In thf Thra
lu M'.u up ynur itonurh. ou f K ron
tipaud. You ImI tour, gunk and tba world
Joolu punk.
It ukr thoM mild, iitl Carter, Llttla
Uvrtr I'ilU to KK thw 'i pmU ol bila (low
Inf Irly to makn you f4 "up and up."
GK a parkas tMlay. Kffrtlv. In maklnf
bila rtnw IrMly. Ak for C'anar'a Litu Liver
111. 33 at any tlrucstor.
K. S. Bolander
To Visit Here
Karl 8. Bolander, national direc
tor of acholasllc art awards and na
tional lecturer for the American
Artlsta leaifue, will be In Klamath
Kails Thursday and Friday, at which
time he la scheduled for several ap
pearances. Bolander will speak to members of
the Klamath Art association at a
meetliiK slated for Thursday at 8
p. rn. In the offices of Hheldon
JirumbuuKh al Pine Grove on the
Lakcvlew hlKhway. BrumbuuKh's of
fice Is the former Pine Grove school
house and all members are asked to
attend. The meeting was previously
slated for Friday nliiht but has been
advanced to Thursday, members are
advised.
On Friday at i a. rn.. Bolander
will speak to all seventh and elichth
(traders at an assembly In the KUH8
uud'. rtum. Children will be brouKht
by bus to hear Bolander who will
Klve a second lecture that morning
at 10 a. m. to all Fremont student.
Atom Plant
Talks Continue
OAK RIDOE, Tenn.. Dec. 10 of.
A negotiations meeting begun yes
terday morning continued Into the
early hours loday without Inter
ruption as company and CIO union
officials sought to agree on a new
labor contract for 3000 CIO workers
at an atonic energy plant here.
Although a strike threat was with
drawn Monday by the union at the
request of the federal mediation and
conciliation service in Washington,
officials of local 288 of the United
Oas. Coke and C.iemlca! Workers
union and Carbide and Carbon
jO ALL
A
LIFE
!? ; INSURANCE
"Good"
under the
SUN
cm
PAUL A. LEE
Phone 7777 731 Utn St.
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
I I' .isys
' iiZ ll She'll be delighted to get a beautiful robe from ' 'v'
j ' yl S Jr Anita's for Christmas! Sleek quilted satins, smooth YM.y C
IpA ZJl' y rayons, crushed velvets, jerseys, wool flannels. Many PSrV 1
III l JIIZ'Jill '! ' styles to choose from. Some ore luxuriously lined. f't Tjvi? 'I
1 mm 11.99 Mm
Xlv C :-A Use Our Convenient ""r
T ffl rS Lay-Away Plan
I
f)7 Gowns Slips
, , liiilurrd or lacc-trlmmcd slips in white,
Lovely gowns 111 satins, sheers, tare Inms. lci)rsc (r bllcki KnV(m ,atlni rpn
and print., Anitas has a generous stock nd ,omo ca,Ure lonK ..ncw iuk-
on hand for holiday gifts. All sUes, all colors. lenajlhs to go with Iter newest clothes.
5.99 3.99
Just say "Charge It" Jy S ' np
Hmmg shop
707 Main Street Phone 6353
Speaker
1 ' V A
.CtiAr:
Karl H. BoUnder, prominent In
the field of contemporary art, will
peak In Klamath Falls Thursday
and Friday.
Chemicals corporation carried on In
their marathon negotiations meeting
without announcement of any kind.
The union had threatened a strike
unless Its demands for a 25-cents an
hour blanket wage lncrea.se and
other concessions were met. Its con
tract with the co-poratlon, which
operates the huge Uranlum-235
plant here for the government, ex
pired last night.
PHONE 36SI
FOR DELIVERIES
PRICES
H L'nit .
$6J0
. 12.50
. 24.00
. 35.0D
. 46.00
1 l'nit ...
2 I nlls .
3 l'nit .
4 Units .
Pick l p
Small Quantities at
Cliff Yaden's
SIGNAL SERVICE
STATION
So. 6th at Midland Rd.
Open 7:00 a. m. to Midnight
Guard Unit To
Be Recognized
Service battery of the 064 Field
Artillery battalion, will be federally
recognized at 8 p. m. tonight at the
Klamath Falls armory, according
to Forrest Alter, commanding of
ficer. An Inspector general from
the sixth army headquarters will be
present ior the occasion.
This is the third National Guard
unit to be recognized In the Klam
ath area since the end of the war.
A medical detachment is planned
for the near future In this area.
The official party will continue on
to Lakevlew to recognize Battery
C of the t5th.
Ht BIIHl HO AT NOT NttV
Rubber boats, which came Into
prominence In World War II, are
not. new. More than 100 years
ogo John C. Fremont and Jim
KIRBY
Vacuum Cleaners
Lifetime Guarantee
Free Demonstration
Telephone 9200
LADIES'
Stone Rings
Particulorly featuring Rubies
from $18.00 up
There's still time for special order designing
on Jewelry for Christmas Giving.
S & H Green Stamps
Jewel and Gift Shop
Your "Buy" Word for Christmas Gifts
519 Main Phone 6163
nrldger launched a rubber boat on
the Great eialt lake and did con
slderable exploring.
l
Uvre are a ir
j our I a in on
bvantlH ol i
u vur ol VOWS.
Dunlap Colcbratcd Hats
McGregor Sportiwear
Columbiaknir Sweaters
Kandcl Sweaters
White Stag Sportswear
Dunmar & Glovar Robes
J. B. Pajamas
They take first rank amuiif men
for Christmas gifts,
IIOTV'S
Winema Hotel Hide.
1125 .Main St. Phone 6320
All Gifts Gift Wrapped
MEN'S
"Econo-gnngc" pressure eon
trol. See this Mggrnt wnaher
buy ami remenilier you can
get ininiediulc It liery.
Deluxe Model 130
13995
B IC AO llll SERVICE
S Phono 9313
"Soo Mac and You'll
5 Be Back"
COMPANY
Phono 6842
123 South 6th
3 K '