Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 12, 1949, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextlitKALU ANu HtWi. K.LAAAAIH rALLi. UrtLUji'4 PACE FIVt 'RIDAY, AUC. 12, 1949 WEATHER ITRKAM YKAM To date .... 11 1! IJH r . .... ISM Normal WIBTrilN OMKUUN: Mnatly rlourt tiiday and Matuiday earepl paitly cluuily 111 llil.rlur Unlay. Ucra.limal .llowaia lit Im.ilur, nuwlly In nuilli. Illli. lll day. In nuarlur 711 I" i and no tu " along cua.l. Uiwa lonlghl 01) lu Ml. Val labia wind, ul S lu III miles an hour off rua.l. mu.lly tlurlliwa.leily. fcAHTKHN UHKiUN: rainy vimi'ir litday Willi arallrrad .how. is In liioun Ulna of North I'urtlalid Uenerally lair BtaUiiday. kllllllly cooler In .oulhea.l rorllon Imlay. Illllt today 7a lo a. .i lonlini i to U. Huh Saturday 7a to a. CIHANTH PAHS AND VICINITY: Moally rloudy Irfilay. l-eilly cloudy lonlahl and Haluitlay Willi catlarad lhlliulei.liow.re In niounlalna Halurday availing. High loday au. Low Umlglil OS. High aalur day U. NOKTIIKNN CAI.irOHNIA: r.lr lodar and Kaloiday eaieul night and morning roaelal log. rlaarlng uaillally In altar noon. Hllghtly waitnar e.repl on lln madlala coa.l. Norlhwe.lerly winds ol lu lu so nillaa an hour ull voa.t. Krom tierniaiir Master Sergeant Ororge Murvm Averett arrived In Klamath Kail by air 10 o dixit Thursday morning to spend a tea day furluUKh with hU parent. Mr. and Mrs. liert Averett. 1005 Iispla adc. TweMy-two-yeer-old Averelt ha been Uitluned In Ocrinany Ir over three year and will return fur two mora year following hi furlough. Ha traveled by bout to Washington. D. C. and from there took tha plane. Baby Boy friend are congratu lating Dr. and Mr. Don Kite who are parenU of a baby boy. born In Portland Tuesday. He la their first rhlld and ha been named Don HcotL The baby weighed 1 pound ounce. Dr. Klce. who U a new edlatrlclan In town, flew to Port land early thl wet and returned Wednesday. HU wife and little Don Brott will Join him here oou. farm Bureau The Associated Women of the Klamath county farm bureau will have a potluig luncheon and bulne meeting at U 30 pm. Monday. August 15. at the home of Mr. rrl Mack of Henley. Klectlon of officer will be held. Active and associate member are asked to attend. Keeaing Meeting Place The Klamath Sea Scout troop la lnoklnc for a meeting place, according to Bruce Wlrth. chairman of the com mlttee of the Elk lodge In charge of Sea Boout actlvl le. The Scout have only temporary quartera now Anyone knowing of ipa.ee that would be appropriate for them la ked to get in touch with the lodge oil Ice Building rrajert The Sluula View Building association will meet Sunday to start work on a com munity building to be constructed at Madison and Shasta way. All those able to attend are asked to come and help. The women will aente a potluck dinner to worker. The protect la Jointly sponsored by the Suburban league and Shasta View grange. Garden dak The garden group of the Klamath Pall Library club will meet Monday at I'M pm. at the home of Mr. CI. A. Krauae. Tit High, to make practice flower sr rangementa according lo the show schedule of the August la flower Ihow. Kargerv Mrs Allen Mocabee Sr. If Klamath Pall entered franklin hospital In San Pranrlco for major untery August II. Mr. and Mr. C. J Mocabee of Lakevlew spent try eral day In the bay city to be with her. Flka Hold Meeting Mid-summer meeting of the Elk lodge, which la on vacation ached ule, waa held last night. John Schubert, general chair man, and hut co-wot It rrs. presented plana for Sunday's Elk picnic to be held at the Port Klamath gravel pit. Meeting The Thimble club of Neighbor of Woodcraft held a pic nic In Moore park Wednesday. Aug ust 10. it 1 pm. There waa no busi ness meeting. On August 34 there will be an evening meeting, with the place to be announced later. ttammage Sale The Eastern Star Social club will hold a rummage sale August M-77 In the Masonic hall at 41S Klamath avenue. Anvone w ho ha rummage may call 4067 or 8243 and It will be picked up by the committee. Ketarned Mr. and Mr. Ray Hans berry hare returned from a trip to Ketchikan. Alaska. They motored to Vancouver and boarded a Canadian ship for the rest of their trip to Alaska. Recovering Mr, Jack Mitchell, Rlvervlew addition. I recovering from minor surgery at Klamath Valley hospital. She la the daughter of Mr. and Mr. Purl Campbell. Here To Vllt W. T. Blilva 01 Monrovia, Calif., a well-known for mer Klamath resident, arrived thla morning to visit relative and friends. Friends are Invited to aee him In the Hall hotel lobby Halur day afternoon. Visit ouslns Mr. and Mn. Ed Ewlng of Yrcka, Calif., are visiting till week at the home oi Mr. Ewlng cousin. Mrs. J. W. Dolan of the Spring lake district, and Mr. Marlon Barnes of Olene. Treatment Samuel Oodriard, county road superintendent, I a patient at Hillside hospital where he I receiving medical treatment. He I permitted to have visitor. Grange Meeting Pomona grange will meet Saturday at the Olene Community hall beginning at 10 a.m. The Poe valley and Lost River grange wilt be host groups. In Hoaplul Mr. Olive Puckett of the White Pine apartment U under medical care at Hillside lioe- pllal. She I an employe of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company. White Pique Issues Crisp Denial To Ever-Changing Whims Of Fashion Today Vacationing Mr. and Mrs. J. H Hunter of thi city are vacationing In Palrbank. Alaska. They will re turn the latter pert of the montn liom their sight-seeing tour. a. ... ....' - r.... lsa ;ast avaaasaiajaassaa. mi asaM.ats.saaaaiM r aaflir m w s Vacation L. E. Propst. clerk at the post office. 1 leaving on hi vacation Saturday, tie plan to spend two week at the coast with hi family. By EPKIF. KINARD NT. A Fashion Editor NEW YORK iNKAi Crisp white ilque has a Its only rival for awe inspiring freshness the nurse uni form or the surgeon Jacket. This explains In part why pique fills up wardrobe gap when the mid-season thermometer climbs, w hy nlaue Is a woman favorite csrry- Knllsla James K. Vinson who re- t over Into the nrit rotton-ptrkinf I sided at 237 William enlisted In season. 1 the regular army August t. Vinson! cOIM,n.,uvriy styled -pique ha' enlisted Uirough the local army and , .vrr ,ubi!tted to oianv dress- I air force recruiting station. t -ft. maker frill the Jacket or dres that ! -lll . a utrvlra Hurltia riiul rlava and 1 Relurnlng-E. L. Padgett will re- ju, rpp,lr ln ,rdrobrr Dext year j u apt to be a classic or a semi-classic fashion . I Safe from the changing whim of I fashion are the two pique style shown. A smart but timeless two- , piece suit i right i of Elsenberg s de- lgn owe It new feminine appeal i lo a tailored roller softened by a 1 pleated Jabot of self fabric. The trim white Jacket ilefl). I which la ued as shown to cover up the halter top of a cotton dres of gunmetal gray, la another example : of tlie classic styling hat make a tailored pique topper Immune to fashion change. turn to his position a clerk at the post office Monday after hi vara- ; linn. M. M. Donelson. carrier, win : return lo his duties August 72. Vacationing -Mr. and Mr. James. Brown are vacationing at Crescent : lake. They will return thla week end. At Home A. R. Bow en wa mmed j from Klamath Valley hospital to hut home at MJ Broad Wednesday afternoon by Kslers ambulance. Ill-Bert E Hawkln U still at home recovering from an tllneaa which haa kept him from hie posi tion a postmaster at the post office. Leaving J. C. Undvllle and W. D. Harlan will begin their vacation from the poetoffice this Saturday. At Lake Mayor Robert A Thomp son wa at hi summer home at Lake o' the Wood Friday. Teen-Agers Injured In 2-Car Crash Two leen age South Dakota elrls were reported Improving at I ' r Yt '"MARRIAGE IS riNI" Actor J.mmy Stewort, who ovoided motrimcny for 21 yeor, knvei his bride, th former Clorio Hottnck McLeon, ofler their mornoge in Brentwood Preibv' tenon cnurch in Los. Angeiev KJn, boy, morriogt it tine Jimmy remorked following tn ceremony. Auto Horns Too at MUCh rOf nOrmOny Klairath Valley hnapltal today Imm lion aa good. They were moved to CHICAOO . Line of automo- Injuries received In an automobile , the hcopital by Kaler's ambulance, bile were anarled In a rush hour crash yeiterdr afternoon at Shasta Sterling Paul Jones. 15, of 14JJ Jam at the edge oc the loop. 1m- wae and Washburn. . r u,,w. patient driver, kept blowing their , They were owssengrr. In an old 1 jL",",1 horn. The traffic cop at the comer I a. ,jrlren by W. H Jones. 17. of I r'' , ?Tl'l"tsX ? 1" wa. almont-but not qulle-ot wit s nocrl. Jones- car. travelliui on 'hJ" "r " 1'h"T ln end. He blew his whistle, raised , Washburn, did not stop at an Inter- 'urM' his hands a la Toacamnl and bel- .rction stop sign, stale police said.! Misa Bennetts ear was badly dam lowed above lite din: ' m.hed into a vehicle driven bv ed. Riding with her was Letha -Let try It again. AU together Elaine Bennett. 3131 Sunset, and now In the key of C ) relied over In a ditch. ' The Injured girl were Maxlne Wkont Ran Maw I Smith. It. of Keystone. S D. and Jo ' - hurchill In Lead For nunril Pnv;pr STRASBOURO. Pranoe. Aug. 13 iPr-Led by Winston Churchill, tha new council of Europe' first assem bly today fought for greater Inde pendence from control by the 12 member government. Churchill, fiery advocate of a united Europe, called for the estab lishment of the consultative assem bly of Europe a a free parliament. in one of hi first speeches to the 101 member assembly yesterday. Churchill rapped what he called crippling limitation" on assembly debate lmpoaed by the council committee of foreign ministers. The committee of minister, re presenting the 13 governments which formed the council of Eu rope, I the guiding body of the new European organization. The com mittee haa the power to decree what subject ihall be debated by the consultative assembly. LhurcMiil and other advocate of I soma form .1 ' . av..,a U . CUaWr-CMia KuHBUUU hope the auembly may be the fore runner of a genuine parliament of turope. with legislative powers cut ting acrosa national boundaries At present the council divided into a consultative assembly and a com mittee of minister haa only ad visory powers to promote greater European unity. Implied by Churchill's oratory. the assembly delegate clearly Indi cated they will seek greater author ity than the ministerial committee intend they shall have. This Guy Really Gets Reception ST. CLOUD. PI. l-V R.Y Charleston, radio engineer, doesn't worry about a lack of television sending station ln the aouth. He get just about any kind of receo- tlon on his set here. Hea logged in station ne connected with and tney include Just about eve one up to 1300 miles away except Miami. Miami has a 7t-foot elevation aoove sea level, with a eo-foot tower. Reason for the reception here, he says. Is tropoaphertc prop agation, a high-powered way of saying that the sky wave of tele vision la freakishly reflected In this particular spot. It's PENNEY'S for hi SPECIALS! WOMEN'S APRONS BIB & WAIST STYLES LONG WEARING COTTON PRINT DAINTY ASS0RTEL TRIMS MAIN FLOOR 2 for 100 MEN'S COTTON T SHIRTS 6?c MEN'S COTTON BRIEFS 59c MEN'S FUR FELT HATS 3.58 MISSES' CHANGE PURSES u,98c MISSES NYLON ANKLETS 39c MAIN FLOOR HAT CLEARANCE ALL SUMMER MILLINERY REDUCED SECOND FLOOR -y 00 Efi- Haltfc Ktrvt. .:mfert gUlf HoeBptlftlltr mt la Buckhorn Mineral Springs Sanitarium for HswmtiRi, Artfcr.fi :arii it. m-4 Low ;- Fr4f Ikia FfilHiaftl. Br. MtwrMgi WtMla. MMt GIRLS' COnON DRESSES WOMEN'S RAYON BLOUSES I Odd Lets 198 V 5.00 WOMEN'S SUMMER DRESSES, MISSES' GINGHAM DRESSES .""530 MISSES' RAYON SKIRTS 198 SECOND FLOOR End Very Soon Ann Parsons. 1. of Rapid Cttv. B. , D . and have been In Klamath Falls PORTLAND. Ore. Aug IJ (nd huru The ban that keep. ,pfft het vhen the car rolled over but no from moving from Inland point, to m tn, ,nJ ho,,,,,,) . port, may end " I UrK1anU reported the gtrla" eondi- Market eaperta noted here that , nine ship either were already load ing wheat or were expected to start soon, thus making mom tor wheat now stored In the interior. Commodity credit corporation of ficial confirmed they might re commend lifting of the embargo by 8unday. Harwravev SIM Sunset. Neither wa Injured. B'.ate police cited Jones for fail ure to yield the right of war. and he was due for an appearance In Justice court this afternoon. A mi:d winter In 190 rauxd a world-wide shortaae of natural Ice and stimulated development of are making machine. MOMMr.NT BRUSSELS '.TV The first cross ing of the Belgian frontier by the British list army group which liberated most of Belgium, la com memorated by a monument at the spot, near Her tain. In southern Bel glum. The monument waa unveiled recently. CONGO ART LEOPOLDVILLE. Belgian Congo I" Artist and sighLser to next year's Christian art exhibition In Rome will have the opportunity of examining aome of the latest Bel gian Congo native art. The central chapel of the exhibition room will i be entirely furnished wltn works of art from the colony. Enjoy the fine food ot Crater Lake Dining Room Luncheon 12:00 P. M. to 2:30 P. M. Dinner 6:00 P. M. to 8:30 P. M. We feature Swift's Premium meats, Klamath U. S. Ne. 1 Netted Gem potatoet, and Crater Lake Dairy products. Crater Lake Lodge Crater Lake National Park, 62 Mile N. Klamoth Fells trtVv. I -a l . till" 1M SUN-BACK DRESSES Colorful Cotton Prints Priced Way Low TAILORED RAYON PANELS BOYS' SLACK SOCKS Dt. r - . tsWa, Be. W. P. lr.a. I. f. . wv aaitj K. teeHave, Tlie amount of energy you use. the amount of food you need not the hot weather, determines In the summertime. fttfKXUCCH...kUVH PLAM OF PROTECTION "'YOUR CHILD Agalnt These Drd Dfitniit POLIOMYELITIS. 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