Herald and news., April 16, 1948, Page 3, Image 3

HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE THRES
WEATHER
WM11LMN OHEUON-Mt-tly fiuudy
with l.w .lurw.i. ih1 eimllnuMl mild
hMUy. HltfhB OA Ui IMV tr..liinal rain
ntl ftuiiMwIutt tiiol.r t4Mitlil and Fri
day. ltWB Ulllltfllt 4U III 4JI riMtl MMIIIl
lo tllli.l WIikU nff aoa.1.
KAHIKItN Oltr.lKIN-- Mi.lly rlirtllly
lid ciiiillnusd Hillil Willi l.w light fthtiW'
r toiUy, tiuilNhl ml Friday, Jllflia
ft l lift l.wi ;IA lu 40.
NUHTIir.HN 1'Al.lrllllNIA Halhar
tliitlily tiMlay ml Innlslil Main rrhlay.
CiMilar In aiiillli frlilay, niod.rala lo fraah
amilh wlmta off eimai.
KLAMATH rAI.IJI AND VICINITY
Partly t'liiilily timtahl and Friday. Itlgli
liMlay alMiut at). Luw tuiilfrit 37. Illtfh
Friday M.
In Japan- THtft. Iluruld E.
Drown, mil of Mr, and Mn. 'n mo
dule Drown uf a:iJ3 WhIUi, U mm
xrvlnii with 0 ilattcry, lath field
arllllrfy bittUillon, 'J4lll division
arlllltiry, ft unit of Uio fulllrd SHUl
Infantry dlvlalon, wlilrll la Mrvlng
Willi the ooctiimlliin forces on Kyu
ahil Islaml. THut. Drown anllaUid
tl Klanmlh Palls and received hla
baalo training al Camp Roberta,
Calif. llefore entering Ule army,
ho attended KUIIM.
To rorlland -IJeb Addlaon, head
of tin advertising department of
I'll Herald and News mid Hud
Chandler, ninnaurr of radio station
KKI.W have left for Portland to
attend the Oregon nowapapcr ad
vertising managers annuitl spring
meeting, Friday.
To rorlland Mra. A. F. Con
drey left early tills week for Port
land where she la undergoing treat
ment at the Portland medlral clinic.
Her family haa received word that
he la doing nicely. ,
Cllnle A well baby clinic, will be
held Monday, April 10, at the Klam
ath county health department, 1IU0
Main, between 1 and I p. m. Call
71U for apiwtntmenta prior to Mon
day. Dr. 8. M. Kerron I Uie ex
amining physlrlan.
Called Kaat Ernest Mtillls. man
ager of California Pacific Utllltle.
left by plnne lliurattay for Cliar
- lutte, N. C, called by Die lllneaa
of hu parents, Mr. and Mra. W. ft.
Mollis, Mullla la ected home In
week or 10 days.
Home Jack Almeler, manager of
the Oregon unemployment eervlce.
wna able to return la hU horn at
J30 Delta Thursday morning Al
meter hu been patient at Hillside
hoapltal alnre March 10.
VrW Pelican poat 13113 VFW
will meet Thursday (tnnlghti at I
o'clock In the KO hall. All membera
having rrrrulta to be obligated are
requested In be on hand early with
prospective membera.
To Nan Franclaro Mr. and Mra
Don Weill of N. Slh aired have left
by motor tor ft vacation In San
Franc Uco.
No fraellee Tile Women of tho
Mooea children's rhythm band will
not practice tills Friday. The Wom
en of the Mooae will hold ft potluck
luncheon at 13:30 p. m. Friday In
til basement of the lodge, followed
by card parly it 2 p, m.
FTA Neeelun There will be ft
marling of Altamont PTA at 7 p. in.
Friday In the Junior high school
gym. election of officers will head
business. After the meeting there
will be smoker, movies and re
freshments. All women attending
sie asked to bring ft pie,
Gaesl ipeaker Mrs. Clarence
Meeker of Medford will be guest
speaker for the Wesleyan Her vice
guild at 6:30 p. m. Friday at din
ner meeting at the First Methodist
church. Any businesswoman who
wishes to Join or attend the dinner
Is eaked to call Mrs. U K. Phelps,
4001.
Hurgery Mrs. William WUIirow
of Ifl Jefferson Is recovering from
major surgery at Klamath Valley
hoapltal. Hhe Is reported to be doing
nicely and Is now allowed to have
visitors.
To Portland Mrs. T. H. Reeves
of IBM Melrose flew to Portland to
day where she was called by the
sudden death of her brother, L. F.
Orlmshaw,
League The International rela
tions group. League of Women
Voters, will meet tonight at the
heme of Mrs. C. E. Drlssenden, Mer
rill highway.
Rummage Rummage will lye
sold all day Maturday at 118 8. 5th
by Uie Marine Corns league auxiliary.
Johnson Free
On Bail
Ball requirements for Dean John
son, charged with larceny, were re
duced from 13600 cash to 11600 cash
Thursday and the 26-venr-old for
mer Klamath Concrete Pljie com
pany bookkeeer was released from
the county Jail.
K. E. Driscoll, Johnson's attorney,
posted Uie ball. The amount was
reduced on recommendation of Dep
uty District Attorney J. H. Napier.
Johnson Is accused of misap
propriating 70 07 belonging to Uie
pi company while he was em
ployed there Issl October. He has
asked for a preliminary hearing In
Justice court.
Little Ads get Big Results. Use
The Herald and News Wanl-Adsl
Nutrition
Appraisal
Exams Set
Nutrition appralsul examinations
of Klsmalli county lilgli school etu
llenle, will he held Monday, April 10,
lr. Helh M. Kerron, county health
officer, said today,
Httidenla 14, Jft and 16 yeara of
age, born and reared In llila county,
will be examined at the Klamath
enmity health department, 1049
Main slreel.
(Undents In all the city and coun.
ty Junior and senior high schools
and the Hnrrrd I curt academy are
participating with the consent of
their parents. Reports will be sent
In the parents, family physician
and county health officer.
One of Four
Klamath county Is one of the four
counties being studied In Oregon,
the others are Clatsop, Coos and
Deschutes. Oregon Is the first stat
to take part In the survey and will
be followed by other states In the
western region.
This nationwide nulrlllnn survey
Is the result of the research and
marketing act of 1046 and Is being
conducted Jointly by the IJ. H. pub
lic health service and the bureau of
human nutrition of the U. 8. de
partment of agriculture.
The stale and county health and
nutrition auenries are directing the
work lu Oregon with advisory serv
ice of the Mute and county medical
and dental societies. In each coun
ty the work Is under the Immediate
direction of the county health offi
cer. The examining team Is headed by
Or. Clara Ktarvlck. nutrition scien
tist from Oregon Htate eollrge, and
Kr. Mheldon Dray, assistant sur
geon, IJ. H. public health service,
with assistant of two biochemists,
a bacteriologist, ft dentist, ft dental
X-ray technician, two pwnlle health
nurses and others.
A completely equipped mobile unit
will be brought here.
Any student who moeU the re
quirements, as listed, may partici
pate In the survey by consulting the
school principal.
Templar Death
Learned Here
Word of the sudden death of Mrs.
Earl J. (Dorothy) Templar at her
home In Brookings early Wednesday
morning, was received here by rela
tives lata In Uie afternoon. Mrs.
Templar, 48, died at the Templar
hotel which she and her husband
operated In Uie Curry county town.
The Templar family lived here for
many years and Just three years ago
moved to Brookings. Mrs. Templar
served two years ago as department
president of Uie American Legion
auxiliary, stste of Oregon, snd was
long active In Legion affairs here.
She was also cUve In Eastern Star
circles and was worthy matron of
Aloha chapter here In 1040 and also
a member of Aloha chapter. Past
Matrons club.
At Uie time of her death, Mrs. ;
Templar was worthy matron of the ,
Brookings chapter of OK8. Her
mother, the late Mrs. Cora Sander- j
son, served as worthy matron of ;
Aloha chapter In 1011. !
Mrs. Templar Is survived by two i
daughters, Mrs. Ermel (Margaret) !
Hosley of Ban Jose, Calif., and Mrs, :
Archie (Dorothy) Dlmentof Eugene.
Both were In Brookings today. Four
grandchildren also survive. I
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Otterbeln .1 !
Klamath Falls left Thursday for
Brookings to attend final lite.
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apparel REDUCED! Coats and dresses . . . famous labels on every garment . . . and
all late seasonable styles!
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SUETS
Four lots of nationally known brands of suits in late
seasonable styles. ...
GROUP NO. i
Values to 32.50 Now
GROUP NO. 2
Plaids, crepes and gabardines.
Val ues to 49.50 Now
GROUP NO. 3
Worsteds, crepes and gabardines.
Values to 69.50 Now
GROUP NO. 4
Top fashions as seen in latest style magazines.
Values to 79.50 , Now
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Late seasonable styles in Junior, regular and
prints large assortment to choose from.
GROUP 1
Values to 47.50
GROUP 2
Values to 34.50
GROUP 3
Values to 24.50
GROUP 4
Values to $16.95
GROUP 5
Values to $19.95 A few Juniors.
GROUP 6 -- FORMALS
Including Ballerina lengths.
half-sizes. Failles,' Crepes and
NOW
NOW
NOW
NOW
NOW
24"
1 T
4'5
12 Price
(DdDATTS
ONE GROUP
SHORTIE COATS
DRASTICALLY
REDUCED!
ONE GROUP
12
LONG COATS
Price
Popular fabrics and shades in
famous label coats
iffijWaY WO
Values to 25.00 NOW
USE YOUR C' tJt No Refund,
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