WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1948
HFRAID AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE FIVE
She'll Write
WEATHER
KLAMATH WM.IM ANIJ VHIN1TY;
tmKy ilitiMly with taw iimwti mmy
UHilHtil, I'lrailng Inlor lfiiii(hl. Thuta
iny lair with 'tint lush flutHllHi-M. Illirli
unlay ahmit int. Low lunlglit 4J. 1111
t it in mlny 711.
WKHtKIIN OMKUUN: (litmly alting
fimtl, ul ganaially lair Willi iiminiiiN
,-lmulhivM In liitailiir loilay, luitlhl nU
t'hiiiBiU. l,lltla uliantfa In taiiiMaiMliif
Might toilay 7ft In tin in InUilui mill AO
In IH1 mi tml Ujwi no In (tn tnll
lu ini'dvintv wpni Wliuii tilt cun1,
ttAta'l'KIIN UltMJUN; Uantially fair
wlih frw w 111 y Mt-ltm tl afttinnm
tliunilat-liowan loiUy ami 'Jliitr ntlwy .
I huh iwlwvvn 110 Mini Uil. Uiwb lonlMliI
HJ ll 041.
NOIIIIIKMN I'At.lMlllNIA: Pair lo
ilay, iMItlMlll Mint TIllllHlNy Mt'-Ml i"S
ImiiN nixil Mill than lit lamiiflfa
liur Motlvial w-t nr imtlhwail Wimli
tiling ciMit
Ni-lioUrahlps-Thr atutr hour (I uf
mluciillun I nut nwunlml scholurahlp
fur the nciulrmm year of li4H-I.H0
lo Austin Colbert of Klamath .-'alls,
a student at Houthciu Oregon col
lege the coming year. The Oregon
CongrcMf of I'.iirnlft mid Teachers
him given a lice nrlioluinhlp to Ituttl
Kuiulluger of (lilt-hrlnt, student ul
the Ahhlnml nchool.
Improving Klumiilh Valley hos
pital tiHluy ieHrtcd the condition
of tlir lliri'f men critically Injurrri
In HuiHhiy night's double finality
nrnr Mlilliiml aa Improved. Victim
of tlir crash who itrr hospital pit
lirtviA nift Alfrrd Crump and 111
nc Ht hurltlrr of Coo Hay mid Nor
mmi lltiffmnn of Kent Jones, Cnllf.
luiler-ll. J. Kindt, long llmr
Klamath rrnKlriit and former
plnyc of ilir city nwlwpr'i office,
wn fttmwiiix improvement at Klnm
lli Vnllry liuiHlnl following lull
(nun tlir rtirl) nl S. mil mid Main
rrrnl week nuo which resulted III
a In fracture.
VI.H..r - Mr. mid Mr. R O.
Horning of Cambridge. Ida., fonnrr
rciiilmta nl Klmimih Kails, left fur
Ixiiiif today aflcr Kx-iillitK two day
vimtlug cousin. Mr. mid Mn K U.
lluirk mn) Mr. nd Mrs. P. U. Krl.
er of tlm city.
Vlslllng-Mrs. John Henry Van
(liiilii'ilf uf I'ortlund In the liouse
lliicnl for Mvuriil wcrliii of Iht noil
mid fiiinlly, C'li cull Jiuluo mid Mm.
I Jit vlcl It. VniulniliKiii of Wunhlim
ton Mi not. Mm. VnnilcnlH'iif Inn
vlnllrd here f rriiirnlly In int yi'iim
nml linn mmiy frlriiiln In thin city.
JintlK! Vnndi'iiliprK In upciHlliiu thin
wi'i k In I'ortlmid on court duly.
A I t -1.. 14 mitA tkAfm fh.lt'lMII
ry iimmwr on . ...
Telford hiive relurnrd lo tliclr mini
nirr liomn on tlm rimt mile of I.nko
o' Itie WikmIm, opi'iilnif tmliiy for the
m-iimiii. Tiiey nnvc hih uih wimw
III Kl 1'ttm, Tux., mid recently Mm,
Telford underwent miijor iwruery on
her eye ul o Hun Krmiclsco hiw
lillul. Telford In the brother of
Ituy Telford, 410 Cornier.
Auilllnry Meinbem of Ht. I'nul'a
Wonmn ii nuxlllnry will meet Thurn
iliiy tit i p. ni. Rt the home of Mm.
C. M. Uilcnma on Ijikenhore drive.
Mm. E. P. I.lvlnunton will iieooent
book review lit thu time.
Kalrvlrw Krhnol Tlie lnl PTA
imetliu of the er for Kulrvlcw
Mliool will be held In the auditor
luin Thumdny t 2:30 p. m. Offi
cer for next year will be Inntnllrd
at thla time.
Mirrltft t.lrnr
f needs
seasonal .
"r cor
WNMB
TH,S'
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i r. ,"' .tan.
, BALSIGER,
INC.
( "Your Tulelake Ford Dealer"
Main A fl Hla. Ph. 24.11
Vltltnr Carl O. (Horn, nvlMunt
Keneral paMenuer anent of the
Houthern Pacific, wait here from hli
Oakland, Calif , office yentrrday. He
accompanied Dlntrlct Auenl liotjerl
llourk on a trip to Crater lake.
I'rartlrr Hlaled -Offlcem and drill
Iriima of the KOE and auxiliary will
prtirtlce Tliumday nlkht at S for In
mallntlon of officer!. All mcmbrra
are umrd lo attend.
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TATI'M HJOIIN. II I v tKwuilfl
Tltmi, 2V rui), iwtlva uf Kn , rtt'Ml
tf KUm I tit ralia, l)r l-Vrn Maria
Jhn, II. rhlr, nUv of Wh .
mldant of Klsnuiih fmii
ir lt(nia4
t.) dU KiU ItmarMMi v. Albert Emir
nn Aii'lrw Nrrl vm. P W Nwr)
tlorU tlolfr4rn Jhm It'Hirrfton
Vlltl K Wllann v Jmi r Wllxill,
( Intm KflUy vs. llUharrt Kll,
J !!- U, M Inland v. Urral J.
Mrlland.
Jana U McKlblwn v. Jama McKlb-
iMIl
Haulah A MrCullorh vt William
l-nran M.ullorh
HHnni V, I'llrltar va. Wad X
Piu hrr
t'htartrw fntry v. tlar I
Oriilir.
Marvatla Wtlllanu v Thomai C WU- ,
lUrtw l
ftanmal W. Parhtna a. AlharU M.
Paralita
Ihmua i lludaon v, Claauan WU- :
ItUdMiM
Nam lar v Alvln twii
r.rm V. TlumipMrn v. Jim K Thomp-
on. I
Jutllra C'aarl
John AtUrd Cnrlght, no ltena aJalat.
Fin.
Thoma Caraot Jr., no fUhlrtf llcatvaa. !
rih. 114 no.
IxhiU llanry Schaafar, runnlrti atop
aicn rina. M SO.
Mariano Ruli rortaa, no operator
rit rina, WM, I
Frad Trdlrh, no flhln llranaa
Pina, 114 M
NovliU Caraon, no flhlnf iVranaa ;
Pll. 14 30 1
Atiltray Jaffaraon Karaafl, no opar- ;
tort llrana Klna, S -V), j
iarald Nitah Haatlar, no llranaa plata ,
pina MM.
Jatnra !nald Buck, no Jlranaa plalra
Pina. 1U
Kenny Prank Yalaa, no nparator't It
anf Plnr. 3 SO
ot9 Klmvr lwli, M oparator'i II- ,
Mr.nta Waddla, no llranaa plat Pin.
Canton Oatrr Mrmbrrn of Cnil
loii Cmlrr No. 7 will mrrt Thurwlny
nl 8 p m. In IOOP hall. There will
tie a rrmilar meeting followed by
rrfrrfthmcnU.
Iillea Aid The Zlon Lulhernn
rhurrh ljrtlr Aid will meet Tl hi ru
tin y at 1:30 p .m. in the church.
Potlurk Dinner 8lliiKurette rlub
v. ill hold a pv,!mlc dinner ThundHV
at 6 o'clock in the KC hnll. A Rift
exrhanitfl will follow Uie dinner.
(.rant Shuta View grange will
hold IU regular meeting Thurwlny
at I p. m. In Shajut school.
Helen Jm-I.oii, Klamalli I'liltm
hlxh trhool aenlor nrkl year, will
he The flrruld and New Kl IIS
rorrrponilent. Helen aureerda Mary
Iam Caae, who U gruduutliig thla
yrur.
Basin Girls Win
Scholastic Honors
Two Kliiimilh county glrlv one
from Illy unci the other from Klitm
aih KnlU, were amoiu the 12 Ore
gon high ifhool fituilenlA tionorel
for their M-hohiMlc achievement by
awiirdK from the Oregon Mother'
club. It wim announced thla wecR
by Kurl W. Onlhunk, executive aec
retnry of the orgnnliuttion.
Jrwilee Kelfeler. thla yenr'a vle
dlctorlnn of Hly'a aenlor cIhm, w.iji
one of three to win permanent num:
acholaralitpa In the amount of S200.
A acholiirvhlp of amallrr nniount
went to Lota Ilibbcri of KUHS.
Jaycee Boat
Regatta To
Open June 11
The nrcoiid poniwar boat regatla
Hpoiifvorrd by the Klamath County
Junior chamber of commerce will
opvn June 11 with it boat hhow fol
lowed by riict a on tin; lake Htinday,
June 13.
Four id ii tea will be rcprewrnwd In
cwnlH on Upper Klamath lake.
Olfla for the (iii-cn of the regatta
and her court are on dlaplay In the
window of the U, H. National bank
and have been provided through
I he courU'f'.y of local merchants.
Among the glfta are a 21-rwel
wrlht watch from Wwn Jeweler.
a fitted leather overnight bag from
On l.uggngi; Khop, table model ra
dio from Adalia Furniture atorc,
electric Iron from Derby Music
company.
Other valuable gilt being offered
by firms mid buMin-hw inclurle i
j Indy'a billfold from The Cameo Khop,
i three pair of nylona from Cralga,
nllk acarf from Mlllcr'a, a aper-lal
. hair brush from Schneider's Va
! rlety atore. coMiictlr kit from f-ee
! Ifendrlcka Drug, Mlk scarf from La
pointe'a.
1 Three p;ilr of nvlotia from aom
i bottle of coliigne from Your Htore.
line, plaafic benrh bag from Ever
! iKKly'a Pitvleaa Drug, pen and pen
cil act from Underwood's Camera
ahop.
The 10 KlIIIH atiidenu who are
candldateK for qneen of the regatta
will all have Ihr-lr hair atyled this
week bv the Ladv Klamath lieauty
shop. Wlllia WckkI of Evergreen stu
dio will make a portrait of earn, of
the girls and the pictures will be
School Would Be
Like Heaven !
INDfANAPOUH. Mlly 2(1 IH'iDt.
Mllliin MoulUiii, coniultnnt to the
child guidance center at Kllcy hoa
pilul, nuyii achoola nhould abolloh
report card, rxnmliiHtlonii, puiilnh
ment and crlttrlMm of pupil.
Hhe ald all four breed fear and
anxiety In children.
Dr. Moultona vlewn were ex
priRwd Innt nliiht al a aemlnar
on dlnplay In the windows of the
atudlo.
uponxored by the Indlanapolla Parent-Teacher
aiwoclatlon.
Ur. E. Vernon Huhn, another py
chlatrlxt, differed sharply with Dr.
Moulton'a opinion.
"Dlaclpllne of the rluhl kind Is a
neceulty In developing the social
minded human being," he said.
NKW OKA I,
SPOKANK, May 26 if'h-WaHhlnc-ton
Kaollne dealers will ak the
next lcKlolature to pass laws giving
them, rather than oil companies,
the benefit of gasoline shrinkage.
It Pays Ui Use the Want-Adsl
"Mystery Ship"
Commander Dies
LONDON, May 28 IA' Commo
dore Blr Charles Oeorge Mntheson,
721 "Mystery Hhlp" commander hi
the first World War. died here Mon
day. Ife was credited with being
the last man to sink a Oerman
submarine In that war.
His ship, the "(j Id," roamed the
sea lanes disguised as a rusty old
tramp steamer. Investigating enemy
warcraft discovered the British
navy's White Ensign and a bat
tery of heavy guns when the steam
er's false sides dropped away.
(( STRAW HAT
if TIME H
I fiel Yours Now . I
AIA 8TVLK8 1 1
Vs.
Main
at
(th
Wbbi
Phon
lull
Melting Ice from the Arctic and
Antarctic polar Ice raps dilutes the
oceans In the vicinity and makes
them leas aalty.
AItI OF THANKS
We wih to cxprev our sincere
appreciation tu our many friends,
and eApeclitlly to the rncmbcra of thr
(Xldfellow and Rebecca lodges of
Donunxa. for their acta of kindness
and for their sympathy during our
recent bereavement, the loaa of our
beloved hunbnnd. father, son and
brother.
The HoWiouaer families.
fell
The
unknown
factor
in
Life
Insurance
it not
"If"
but
"When."
WM. H. MOORE
l-lmnr nil 131 Main HU
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
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MONTII-KNI) MPKC'IAL
BOYS' DRESS SLACKS
Boys' blue dresa pants, zipper fly,
42'c wool, h cotton. A close-out
1.50
piiee. Broken
Izes
BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS
Just (he thine for this summer!
Colors . , , blue, cream or tan . .
In short or Ions sleeves.
Slzea 6-8-10
1.27
DOWNSTAIR.!
Boys' Unlined Poplin
"COSSACK JACKETS"
Cossaek-style Jacket Is treated to
resist wind and rain, A serviceable
boys jacket for this summer! Tan
only, In sizes small and medium.
T
DOVf.VSTAiai
t'l.F.ARANCK!
GIRLS' SWEATERS
Bllp-over and cardigan styles! Sev
eral sestful colors. Odd lota AA
and broken sliea afc.VW
WOMEN'S BLOUSES
Gay Nineties styles In a nice fin
ish broadcloth. Fully sanforised.
White only . . . long
sleeves. 8 lie 32 to 38
srcoNO ri.ooa
2.00
Girls'
SUMMER DRESSES
Girls need lots of these gay cotton
print and solids for hot weather!
Deep hems . . . Sanforized, odd
lots . Broken sises.
200 qoo
and agV
second rLooa
Year Around Work Favorite
COYERT SHIRTS
Popular sanforised covert shirt.
Dress type collar, button-throojh
pockets. Launder-proof ftf
buttons. Full cut 14'i-17. I .UU
PAINTERS' OVERALLS
Tough, durable and comfortable
painters' overalls. Reduced in price.
Slightly soiled. Sanforised shrunk.
36-38-40 and 42 .. 2.00
MAIN FLOOR
TO
CLEARANCE!
GIRLS' SUITS
There's new style In girls' suits.
Odd lots, slse S. ( and 6X q ff
only. Broken sixes T.WW
GIRLS' SUITS
4 only! Odd lota and styles in size
7-10-12 only. Just the thing Q IM
u.wv
rCOND FLOOR
for summer dress!
mi in i
FOR YOUR LEISURE HOURS!
CASUAL SHOES
I ill
STORE HOURS
' 9:30 o.m. 5:30 p.i
For Your Leisure Hours!
For Active Women!
Slurp Teen Flats
WHITE SANDALS Cowhide Sandals Black Suede Splits
398
298
398
Neat, comfortable play shoes
you'll wear all summer long!
Klde-swrpt straps, cork plat
forms, wedge heels. F.Ik fin
ished cowhide In women's
aliec. I to B.
DOWNSTAIRS
Summer favorites. Women's
airy, white sandals of sturdy
elk finished cowhide. Com
fortable wishbone strap. IMas
tle soles, wedge heels, plat
'arms. 3'i to 8.
DOWNSTAIRS
Here's one of the gayest,
most walkable shoes ever to
hit town! A baby doll . . ,
closed heel with a 108 wedge
heel, t'j to 8.
DOW N STAIR A
In Red, Green or White
Casual Sandals
298
Bulmy summer days demand
any comfortable shoes like
these Cherry Lane barefoot
aandalsl Leather Insoles and
flat heels. Women's sizes. 4!, .
to I.
DOWNSTAIR WtRl
They're Cut Out For Flattery!
MISSES' WEDGIES
398
Other $2.98
Prettily Inlnlng straps are so cool and smart on your fool!
It's always fun lo buy new shoes from such a budgel-prlrrd
aelrctlon! 5 lo K
nnvtNsrAW
;Y1
"Sport Estra"
MEN'S CASUAL JACKETS
This snsppy Jacket is tops for
spring! It's light, unlined. Slash
pocket with zipper front. Water
repellent finish. Colors: Blue, grey,
brown and Ian. Size 36-38-40.
7
00
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I!:U!l!;t
ISS
Month-End Special
WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES
Various popular styles in women's
dress shoes from our regular line
of Cynthia's. Odds and ends sizes.
Priced to clear!
2
00
Pair
DOWNSTAIRS
"Gaymode"
NYLONS
54 Gauge, IS denier nylon hose in
three flattering shades. Morning
Mist. Town-Smoke and Bronze
Lite. Choose yours today! Sises 8
to 10 '.
198
Pslr
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Big Cannon
WASH CLOTHS
Choose checks or plains In a variety
of colors! Now is the O OC
right time to buy! forWW
NEW LOW PRICE!
WORK SHOE
Plain toe Blucher work shoe in
black retan leather. Leather slip
sole . . . black composition ontsole
. . . rubber heel . . . nailed con
struction. A work shoe value at
th low price! Sises 6-11.
398
Fair
DOWNSTAIRS
Stand-The-Gaff
Lace-to-Toe LOGGERS!
Men's lace-to-toe loggers. A real
buy at this new low price. Heavy
composition soles and high leather,
rubber capped heeL m A AA
Sizes SH to 10 Pair I U.7U
Plain-Toe LOGGERS
Same as above logger boot, ex
cepting plain soft toe. sj A Art
SUes Hi to 10 Pair I U.7U
DOWNSTAIRS
Misses' Sizes
' DENIM JEANS
Fully Sanforized blue denim. Side
zipper and orange stitching. MQ
Size 12 to 20 Pair w17
JEANS FOR GIRLS
Just like Mom's. Sizes 7 to It,
Sanforised, O
too!
Pair
SECOND FLOOR
PLASTIC APRONS
Dalntv checks and floral designs
In white and AO ft
t, for-IW
clear plastic.
BALCONY
PRRINT
TABLECLOTHS
Pennlcraft hand printed, fast-color
tablecloths! Several attractive de
signs In bright cheery colors. Just
right for spring table settings.
Long-wearing and washable. 53" X
53" slie.
BALCONT
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SPECIAL
Children's T-SHIRTS
a Mills Fremont Riverside
m Roosevelt Fairvlew Pelican
Altamont Jr. High ShasU
98c each
Ideal for summer playl White T
Shlrts with your school's name on
front. Boys wear 'em! Girls wear
em! Sizes small, medium and large.
DOWNSTAIR
Sturdy Long Wearing
METAL SUITCASE
Convenient 20" slse for travel!
Lithographed coated steel covering
stands lot of usage! Colors: Black
or taupe.
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