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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACI NINI X 11 J " (fy SHOWN ABOVE ore the ioni of Mr. ond Mrs Peter Ronnin gen of Alturoi, Calif. They ore Terry, 21 months old, ond Mickia, 3 months old. Doolittle Raid On Tokyo Echoes Jn Rose's TrialcSlrX Church Aid MKKItlf.L Mm. Velion llklns. anMftrd by Mia. r llfiftkln, waa ImiUrM to Ihr Pienvlrrlan Church MlMlonrry iMM'Irty WednrMlav aft ernoon, July 13 Mr. Orrn Hloiry M Ihr divo- UoiihIb mid then mxikv im thr itrrnt hrrd (or r(ulpinrnt mid eupplifa In I'riKliylrnull hor.pllnls limited III lnillu. Chlni, I'hlllopliie Wanda. nil In lh national mluioii. The laill present tinned lor their por lion iij Ihr uvrrtraa aervlng pruJN-t roijowiug ihr bunlnru aruioii Ihr hoMCM-n arrvrd relreMimellta lo Mm. Oeruld Cobb. Mm. I.utlirr Haa- klna. Mia. l.vlr Huffuhrr, Mm. Wll- llnm Jiimrttr. Mra. Floyd Maiimy, Mr. Karl MiCoy. Mm. (,'lovu Htorrv, Mm. Orcn Htnrry, Mm leopard Will and Mm. Martin Winthrr. Io gurita wrrr pirnriil. Mm. I.ydle Morton from Mrdlord, who ! vialtmg hrr daughter. Mm. Lu thrr lla-.kliu; and Mra. Kay Mole of Hurna, who la n.ning at thr home of hrr dauithtrr, Mra. Clovla Blurry. Bridal Shower A aurprUr ahnwrr waa given July 14 for Mm. Marnarrt Wallrnburn at lh bridra nrw home at 624. Owrm. Ho,ir.a for thr affair wrre Mra Vrra Murriock. Mra. Patsry Maihla. Mra. Hhirlry panter and Mra. Margaret Braiidahrta. slater-In-law ol thr honored gueat fir-Is prrrnl were thr bride's moihrr and autrr. Mm Eve Hetv-h and Dorothy. Mra. Vrmna Ony, Mrlba Jran Crow. Mm. Lola Adklna and aon. Mra. Jovre Ray and Trrry, Jran Rdwarda. Mra. Tiltnn. Martha Ann Thompann. Rending gifta but unablr to attend ware Mra. Onrlllr Hamilton. Mra. rayr Blarkmer. Mra. Eva Pariah. Paulina Purkrtt. Mra. Lucille Bell, Mra. Brryle Edwards and Mra. Crow. ' - - -" 1 - " . t'ar.h.. nJi .ri, rr artamia1 .a mm, , m iinwia it I' V- : 'MataBaBaaaaaUl jlv MRS. ELODIE MOCHETTAZ celebrated her eighty-ninth birthday recently in Portlond at a party given by her fomily. Mrs. Mochettaz is the mother of Mrs. A. Doveri of this city. BAN rKANCIWO. July 30 (.-! after the Iv.ilntlr raid on April Memorlra of tha famrd IJoolittla air j II. 194i. JaanrM nrwiatirm dr raid In 1IK3 on Japan wrr rrcallrd rlarrd that tl anothrr bomb drop Turvlay tn tha 'l'okyu K'mt iiraann ird on thr Japanr mainland, every trial. i priMiiwr of war would br rarruirtl. Mm !v Tiurt D' Aquino. 33. Lot JuilKr Mlrharl J Kix-hr auatalnrd a Alutrlre-bnrn, la rharged with rliht pmtrruttotl objection, arte ol Ueaaon In bmadutlli Irom j ij,,,, okj testified tlial there wai Tokyo during tha war. an oltirial Japanrw announrement Aimthar Amrrlcan-born Japanrr. lllat i,,imir fnrr, (,,,( r,frd Krnklchl Okl, 38. waa on thr Hand arhnnihnuara and children: Uiat If l piwKUllon tlllleii I thrrr waa a repetition, all Amrr- In hie rrlentleia determination to i kmn ,hll rtn w(iud ,t.uied. ahow Uiat Mm. UAn..lt brnadrau ,,., ,,,, ,., n, ,., Warn Colllna hammered hard at CWt a teaumony. I Colllna aaked If It waui I true Uiat , re. letter Leavllt euurtalned with a bridge party al hrr hnmr on Wrdnrnday after noon. Hperlal gueata were Claudia Mualrk of Ht. Louia. Mo. and Lela Murray of Cooa Bay. Three ublea wert In play with Mm. Owen Prpple winning hig.) prtae. Mra Paul Monroe, aerond. and Mm. Uoyd Olfl won the trav eling prite. Refrenhnienla were arrved at the floae of the evening to Bobblette Olft. Violet Han-la, Claudle Muaick. Maa Oalr. Mary Dearborn. Mar garet Burnett. Lela Murray. Madge NfW BAKE ! LONDON. July JO Moacow radio announced Turaday the entab hahment of a new Soviet naval academy In Leningrad. The broad cast aald the academy, being aet up by the minUtry of higher educa tion, would have a two-year oourae. Budget Deficit Billion Mm o Aquino bmad.-aal lo allied i Monroe. Stella DrBel. chnatine tn.p. -tin. u Orphan Ann. your Brown. Beaale Frailer. Norma Bech favonia enrmy" I doldl. Betty Pepple and Cora Lei- ('..l!ln a-ked 'did the aay thli vltL lauhiiilv. or anrmwfuli) 7" Okl replied. "I think In her uual oun veraaiional atyle" After Uollina r- I Don't mlaa a good bet ahno the Want Ada every day! It payal Tops WABHINOTON. July It , The government a bulgei deficit roa above the billion dollar mark in pealed the juration Okl aald "I think It waa more or lea gayful." Okl wa born In MarramentA. 'played football for New York uni versity tn lutg. went to Jajian the Juat It daa after thia fiaral year I neat year, and in I mo umrd a Jap- auarted Juiy 1. ueaaury data ahow ad Tuaaday. By July II. tha government had vwrapent Ita Income eaaclly II 010 -41J4J70. It took In IUX 137 T.-S W In tna II daya. and anenl II 7iao. Thla waa a better atanding than ha IIJI4.I7I37IM deficit at 111' aama pntnt In the previoua fiacal yaae. That period ended lat June M in a deficit of lull ooo uoo. Mnal obaervera are now gueaalng a a deficit ol two to five billion for tha current fiacal year aa a whole. nrie police rrguiratlon aklng to be conidered a Japanese national. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND tVCTSK ORE. MFDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr n $ I tarltr 4 J rirttr Be sure it's PURE CANE Be sure with C H Texans Welcome Anti-Texas Show DALLAA. Trial, July 30 i-The muaical Iok. Ma. I'm lancin' " with I La Mm Tired of Teiaa' ditty opened her Monday night without casualty. The lyrlca that moan about Traaa' aire, weather, cltlea. etc . were aung by Kay Ballard. Hhe had the mlr of a travel-worn ballerina who find hrrarlf aull In the atate after tarn daya on chair cam. An audience of 3SO0. practically all Texana, cheered, whooped and demanded two encorea. You know, aome Trxaiu have croaaed tha atate on chair cam. LOSKD IPOKANK, July 30 (The Bpo kane and International railway bridge at Dover, Idaho, waa cloaed Tuesday after fire weakened one pan of the atructure. Oftlclala of tha railroad aald Iralna will be routed over the I'end Oreille river on the trarka of an othrr Una until tha damage la re paired, int rallroad'a Hpokane of flea had not been adviaed of the lira a cauae. I 11 Payi to Uaa the Want Ad.it eI ; c r. r SUPDV uiMirt AMERICA'S GREATEST COLORED ATTRACTION LIONEL HAMPTON "King of the Vlbrahorp" . "Moiter of fh Drumi" ond hit ORCHESTRA and Troup of Entertainer. 24 PEOPLE IN A COMBINATION SHOW and DANCE Armory CT) Sat. July 23 ONE FULL HOUR OF FLOOR SHOW, FEATURING KITTY MURRAY DOUG DUKE rmd)Un. Pit ! rfc.rl ni mt lh mmntrf't finest girl frlindj aUrh Hff UniMndJ Or(t.nliU. . CURLY EDDIE SHU Uaaeet eae Dreaiaier. VealrllaaaUI. Plus the following vocaliitt: Jackie Parii Jeonnctte Franklin Lurlean Harrii Lorene Carter - Francii Gaddiion The Homptonei (Vocal Quartette) TICKET PRICES Furehaerd In Advance tlM Per Peraon (lai Inc.) Porehaaed at tha Danra l.0 Per Peraon (lag Ine.) Mall order now. Bend rhrck or monry ordrr to Krrhy'a Muale Co, It N. 7lh Hi- Klamath Falla. Enrloae irlf. addreaard, atamped envelope V smmmJ Joit in time for your summer needs in the garden, or on vacation. Grand with blouses, halters! Full cut; and firmly stitched. Sanforized maximum shrinkage IX. ZZTWW JLHIiJ 3Sa Jr . Buick Looks For Biggest Production DETROIT, July 30 iA Buick d. vlalon of Oeneral Motora expecta U produce more cara In Auguat than In any previoua month In Ita 46-year hlatory. Ivan L. Wllea. Buick general man ager, made thla autement Tue&day In a private ahowlng to newamen of Butck'a new apeclal model. Birring a atrlke Ui major auppller planta, Wllea aald, Buick a Augait production will exceed the 38.913 auuimobllea the company built in March. 141. Detalla of the new apeclal model will not be dlacloaed until Ita formal Introduction, probably on Auguat No price haa been announced for the new model, Bulck'a lowest priced ear. but It Is expected to be only slightly above the price of the Industry's low-priced three Pord, Chevrolet and Plymouth. Wllea aald that Bulrk. now selling I If you are planning to barbecue about 1 5 per cent of Uie Industry a sparerlba outdoors you'll nerd about total aalea. Is aiming at 10 per cent half a pound of tha rlba tor each of the total. j person. T BOYS and GIRLS with PIMPLY SKIN 1 hry'tt a'J raving about It tht Reiinol v to rrltverxtrr Rally cauid ptmji! Join ti.- crwrl -trb twict? a May ith Ksm'ji Nop lhn anpt'S'itt'ur.(. med katfd krutvkl (intmrnt. kavinc it on ovrr RgUt- Uatcb your skill lniorov) 8th ' Phone 5188 Store Hours 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m v t i aVT W M . iJ ( ' WE HAVE IT! C rir- T I Fe-aBBBBBBBVV 9S Tf CS)AteTrS)? aL JrJtC K,L1S O0ORS ) r 'W JUST A X " MrVx W SECONDS! J 'A QUICK SHAY UCKS MOST HOUSEHOLD ODORSI Lee Hendricks 2212 So. 6th "Your Neighborhood Druggist" Phone 4321 VYlcUiiha ShopA and ShopA Hubble, Hubble, Ught as a bubble these OIRDLE8 and PANTY-glrdles with air-cooled curves foe rro t summer dava that are Just in MILLER'S. Ride the elevator to the sec ond floor, you'll find them In the lingerie department . . . Olga originals . . . Holly wood creations . . . sheer, peek-a-boo NYLON garments that fit like a second skin and do tha slickest Job of curve controlling. These next-to-nothing foundations have two way stretch elastic side panels with nylon net, some with lace trim across your tummy and denerre ... the COOLEST Mem wa ve EVER seen for figure control. Panty-glrdlrs come In X lengths, briefs for the' alight figure and longer legs for the heavier thighs at IS. and W.S . . . white only In small and medium sixes. These are MARVELOUS for support under slacks or other summer fun-toes. For jrou who like the straight girdle MILLER'S ha these with the same perfect workmanship ... try one on ... see your smooth midriff, your handspan waistline . . . they launder like a hankie and If you know nylon you know they dry In a breath of air . . . suds them out alter each wear ing If you like . . . youTl get more than ONE summer's wear . . . they sell for $. also. The famous Warners ALPHABET brassieres in summer white nylon, satin or broadcloth ... A. B and C cup sixes . . . ti t U UM . . . PERMA LTFT brassiere . . . same slxe and same material . . . white and tea roae . . . to US . . . -you-all- know; PERMA-LIFT quality and fit . . . panty-glrdlrs and straight foundations In stock too. Look and feel limber and cool and light as a leaf In a soft summer breese tn these foundation garments from Sit Main street. MILLER'S. . It's Been Quite a spell since we told you about BARGAINS at CIRR1.V8 the Friendly Drug store so weTe honor-bound not to wait an other week to drop a hint about the PEOOY SAOE special . . . a duo, lip-stick (giant one) and nail polish that Polly has ready for you. right now. Thla is a Oold-ruah special, this being the IfeUt anniversary of the discovery of gold In Cali fornia and a real apeclal It la ... a II M velue for a single dollar. To be perfectly HONEST about It you get the nail polish free, for ANY kind of lipstick now-a-dsvs cost dollar. The two (matching of course) are packed In a twlnkly, gold-trimmed case . . . perfect for tuck ing Into your luggage and nice enough to put out for ahow on your dressing table . . . college gals take note . . . smart new shades to wear with fall colors . . . psyche pink ... for summer frock . . . fireweed . . . browns, yellows., bronze . . . raving beauty . . . blue, black and gray and the up-to-the-minute, dark blase, to be worn with greens and tans. Women who know the meaning of sophistication know that today you must match lipstick and nail polish to round out perfect grooming. This Is a chance to do Just that at little expense ... buy several shade, youll need them with the rich new autumn ensembles you'll be seeing soon. member, this special Is at Ninth and Main CURRIN'S. Re- Grease er all may be removed from fine fabrics ay das ting the soiled spot with earn starch and allowing In stand wntll the grease er oil la absorbed; then simply brash the spot away. a tAten,My Dear and you shall hear the COOL EST yarn tht aide of an Alas kan glacier ... all about Ideas for FROZEN goodies from the PINE STREET MARKET . . . kept at the proper temperature la their own private freeser. Here's food news that will send you scampering (not too fast for comfort) to pick up some maple nut, vanilla, black walnut, strawberry, chocolate Ice cream or one of the out-of-thls-world sherbets, orange, lemon or pineapple, manufac tured right here tn Klamath Falls fay the Klamath Fall Creamery. Buy a quart and get "for free" your purchase In a "Won t melt bag- . . . 'twill keep your frosen dessert solid for 3 hours ... hummer of an idea for plcnio hounds Dig deep to find butter-scotch fudga steles . . . pop aides (two sticks for a two-some) and choco late coated Ice cream with a "handle." Want to make your own? There's Ice cream JUNKET and FRIZZ, both mighty simple to use. If It's too warm to shop In peraon Juat dial 3131 . . . five tree deliveries a day from Seventh and Pine, the PINC STREET MARKET. ery "For tioodnena Sake don't wait any longer to drop Into RICKVS and ask to see the BAROAIN3 In "MOD ESTLY priced COeTTTjMH a. cizJ J r iouu una lasnum- summer fashion from coun try cotton to city chiffons. - No foolln', the low prices on RICKYS costume pieces will bowl you over. It really takes a Jeweler to know values and RICKVS haa them . . . TWO pair of earring for I1.M ... 4 glit tering scatter pins, the same price . . . only you must add ! cents for tax . . . there's heirloom beauty In the modern manner In lovely necklaces S1-2S to n.e . . . rope and rope of simulated pearls with lustre that will last and last . . . opera, rope and choker length ... In these we saw a ducky Idea . . . the string open at both ends but fastened with scatter pin ... buy 4 pins to match 4 costumes . . . clever? We can't tell you why. we really don't know, but tax is Included tn the price on the matching necklace, bracelet and earring ensembles begin ning at KM. Other prices M.54 and S15.ee. sim ply stunning ... a snake chain tn gold with drop "eerbobs.- Mther-of-pearl accents dominated the clever novelty pins we found . . . musicians will love these drum, banjos and Shakesperlan mandolins at IS.7S ... no tax. RICKVS has -sea doodles" of cuff links . . . nice thought for the chap about to take off for col lege . . . bow-knot and bars . . . ovale and but ton style . . . especially nice ... a set ... tie clasp, tie pin and cuff links in Black HUM gold, meaning S distinct shades of the precious metal In a grape design . . . conservative ... smart . . handmade. For the man -about-to am who dotes on WIDE ties, an adjustable tie clasp, gold, for S3.. This Is Just a starter ... we found an eyeful of glitter and you win too. For you early Christ nuts shoppers and there ARE aome, this depart ment at RICKYS I a find. Tim to be thinking about a few fol-de-rols for dressing up school frocks too. Youll discover a golden treasure In COSTUME JEWELRY when you go prospecting at ? Main street RICKYS. .... Disappointment Diet - Despair - are very eteai the three "Ds" for mnsightly. distressing akin apaeta. Possibly yea never passed t think thai a mental disturbance can affect year cemplextea Charles ef the Rita suggests these rale to help verooea the problem ... watch yowr diet . . don't be a "worry wart . . . plunge into new In terests . . completely cleanse your face four timee a day and treat year face to the two Indiapenaable Charles at the Rita medicated twins, constating ml a tinted lotion and a tinted cream. Laboratory tested them two Charles ef the Kits skin aids will help year skin look prettier It yoat will persist tn their war. Ask far them at year favorite beanty bar. .... Something To fro ir about la tne lovely vis ing CRYSTAL at YOl'R STORE. Look tor It on the meszanine. Really, It's a steal, this (mart, early American glassware In ANCES TRAL pattern . . . hob nail trim with sturdy stem and base. Prices are really low and If you're looking for stemware at a moderate price this la It . . a goblets, sherbet, wines, oyster and fruit cock tails, cordials (you won't believe It) at 4S cent each. Matching dessert plates and cups and saucers. each. Charming Is an old fashioned vinegar cruet la the same pattern with big ball stopper at li t? . . . 'twould make a DIFFERENT gift should you be hard pressed for Ideas. We liked a little footed compote for $1. and a cream pitcher and sugar bowl for Just S1J. 8terllng tops decked the salt and pepper shakers marked S3 cent the pair (we told you prices were really LOW). For S2.SS you may walk out with an utterly lovely fluted basket with a graceful handle or a pair of candle sticks for a little less. With our beautiful glads just bursting Into bloom we shopped at YOl'R STORE for some thing NEW to display them In (the flower show Is coming up August IS, remember). Perfect for tall flower spikes are the hand-carved, hand etched and hand painted (Just a hint of color) deep glass vases we found. You'll leave the store with a bargain If you buy ANCESTRAL crystal from 131 Main YOUR STORE. a e a Fabrics and colors ef the ISIh century, paaalng In revue a tha Fall style picture enfolds, leave no doubt aa to which way the fashion wind I blowing. Welch for the "dandy look the tftp suit, Jutting panels, stiff bows, fabrics that rival the braaty and texture of museum pleeee and heirlooms that rest In eld alUe trunks. Laxurieaa, these fabric are In the price range of the average parketbook. New Crlanree fabrics Include satin, faille, rep, aad Ottoman elelh.