MONDAY, AUC. 29, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Command Krhuul-MuJ. Urnrgo
W. Klllliry ul Klumulh hull" l ulic
ill 14 Oregon ullirrr attending llir
Illlti regular cmr ul the Air uni
versity's air command unci ilstl
a.h(.l al Muorll air limo haw.
Alabama. Mil Klllliry. whoa
Ilium aclllir la lll.'l', Waahlllgltin I Klamath rail).
rame ti lh Air university Inun
Mc-t-'lmrd b.iM) Wa-.hlliKtcm. The
command school second highest
uiul lu III" lr university edurailim
al avatem U drslmied to prepare
otllcera lor II.. rmiim.nd ' 'UJ .,. Uiull dice Uie field
...d IIH. nd '"' '' """ ul jniirry. on. of th. branches ope.
collipsraui ri".uouiuio.j.
Vlalt In Illy -Mr. and Mia. Mil
lard Clink nl Ourland. Wyu, liiihrr
and iniitlirr ul Mm. Carl I'rorbalel
ol Illy, an aiilliiK a month al
Illy and Jrwalin KriMcr. daughter
ul Mia. I'rorbslrl, via down Irnm
I'urtland live duy lust "k. Ml
Ki'llrlrr, winner nl an Klka arlwlar
nliip as the uuuUnilinK aluclrul in
Klmiiulh inunly lusl year, la work
lux in I'ortliintl Una auininrr mid
will aooll irMJtnfl her alurilra al tlir
University nl Oregon.
Al tort l.rwla Cpl. Allied N.
llrudsliuw, urn of Mr. and Mia. Al
lied N. Hiatlshaw, 44 North Jl line
Htreet, Medlord, la now aUtlonrd
al rnrl lewis, Washington with I lie
BXId engineer light rUl prrirjit
company, whet hla occupation la
a bull dowr oiieratnr. During the
war, Cpl. llraclshaw nerved 111 the
Kuriirail Uiralrr. Me participated
III lour ninor bntllra. He U known
Navy Man-Kit. James E Ca
hlll. UHN. of W-'J boulh 8llh I
now allacliril Ui navy aitark niuad
ron 64. prenenily bavd anliore al the
. naval air atation. Han Ulmo. Calif,
tkjuadruii M U all air unit of Ilia
airrralt carrier VHH Valley rortie
and tor Hie lut aevrral nu.nl lu haa
been eniaked III bonibln and U'r
pelo tralninc eaerrivi oil Ilia coal
of anulhrrn California.
Krlurnrd-Mr. and Mm. O U
MrKrll and rlulilren. Ann. Jran and
Uavld. have reiumrd Irom a lu-day
varatlou ajx-iu vulllm with rrla
tlve. In Utah. Ann la rmpkiyed a
a rereptloiiui by a Iwal drntut.
Jean haa worked with Ilia rlty rec
reation department Uiu aummer
and David will be a aophnlnorc al
Klama'h imkin hikh arhuol.
Meellni llie Huburball Irafue
auilliary and the Hhat View I
Iran: Home Kconomlra club will
hold a )olnl nieetllut Tuesday al
1 p. m. al tha home of Mm. Kiank
Steele al 3407 Cannon. A riuruviton '
of refrehmrnl aervice al the dance '
will be held. I
aereel!aa A headlma on pate :
All of Haturday a Herald and Newa i
reported in error Ih Klamath Ire !
and ttlnrag-e nimpany had 1ml inno j
In th theft of a ranva ba from j
a truck f ridar afternoon. A Irurk
from which Ih money waa takrn j
belonged lo Ih Zero Froaen rood .
company. '
I nlMa Uoliuld P. (Irolf ol 311
Coinmricial aireet recently enluted
In th revular army thtuuuh Ih
local army and air lore recruiting
ar-
I tlllrry, on of til branrhea open lor
urivue mrn with no previous null
Ury experience.
Al Horn Here- Dr. Don II. Hu e.
hew pellatrlrlall In Klamath falli.
waa joined hut week by hi wile
and Inlanl aon, Don (icon, who flrw
aouth from INirlland to make their
home here. VUllun th Ilii-ea I her
mother Hum ilaltimor, Md.
Homrn at Mooae Ttier will be
a poat. conference meetliii of Wom
en of the Mooae Turiulav hinht al
the MiHMe loriite for balloting and
Initiation of candldatea. All co
worker are recreated to wear for
mal. from Medfiwd Mr and Mra.
Edward C. Kelly of Medlord were
her u attend Ui democratic par
ty picnic at Moor park yeaierday.
Dal l hanird The date of the
Shaata View Community nuUdlns
-iN-Mtt'ii dame haa been charged
lo Keptember J. Happy Oordon
band will play Irom a lo I o clock
Quiet Popcorn
Bag Should
Get An 'Oscar
N V W V II M K. Aug. It I4'i
Movie-goer ar going to love Ihl
one.
It' a new nolarlea. rualle
proof popcorn bag. Irodurllon of
Ih hag waa announced yeater
day hr the (Irand Hag and Pa
per rumpany.
And If doean't (lop with Juat
bring quirt
lii ault, rlolh-llk paper bag
I alao poroua, ao It can't be
blown up and popprd or filled
with water Inr balrony bombing
rahla.
Youth Hurt
In Car Wreck
Tom Minify. 28-ymr-o!d Rowburn
youth, trrjiU'd In KU ninth Vl
iry lnwpltul for Injurlfi miffrred In
an iirridrnt mi hiKhwity M nor the
lr Hulidriv rtiiKh ft frw mllri weil
of Kiutnuth Palli.
llnnry uffrrrd Jmrritlnni of the
ft.tr but relrawd nftrr treat
nirut. Jumra llmiey. 20. bIao of Rniie
buiK. and the victim brother,
liithtly hakrn and received ft
rtittll cut on hi noM. He waa the
drlvrr of ttie car h)ch failed to
make ft curva and left the highway.
Htate police died Jamea Haney
on a rhame of no driver s license.
Wallgren fo
Try Again?
HKATTl.E Aug. 2 'I'r.X-Oov-crnor
Mori C. Wllrrn told a King
county democratic picnic gathering
yeterdny h plan to return to
WaiililiiKUiri D. C. wllhlii a month
"poajilbly to take a Inderal poai
tloa" He did not rlaborale but frlenda
aald he may yet hrad the National
Beiurity lleiiourcea board. They
aid Walliirrn bellevea Prealdent
'J'ruriian may be able to appoint him
without aeuute conllrmation under
the new rrorgauljtliou act recently
approved by coinereM.
Wnllgrrn'a appoltitmrnt to the
print earlier thin year wa atymied
by a relunal of a aenate commu
te to reixirt the matter out to the
aenalfl floor.
It took 7S year to build the
Great Pyramid of Egypt.
AhlanderMavor and Mm. Tom
Willlama of Anhland. former Klam
a I li Pall rraldrnla, vuited her
j Sunday.
i BRAND NEW )'
"VV" Apartment r
Range
fly Very Kimoui Name
rrr spec. 83.60 j
Klamath Gas Co. '
iZi Riverside
Pb. MM r
W!'NE-MA Coffee Shop-
Drive . . a t S Wi-nf-ano
m Forking Lot For Your Convenitnco
Luncheon from 6Sc Dinner from $1.25
Coffet Shop & Dining Room
Quality Fond at Rvraibl Vritm
For School
Wear . . .
DAY'S
Heavy-Weight
White
CORDS
Leather relnfurremenl at the
blp porkela glv FIVE time the
trength of ordinary porkela.
(et yourself a pair af these
aper-wrlghl, long-wesrlng earila
$6.50
MANSTORE
733 Main Si.
111 fi aNaB: afk"
The ship that helps create jobs in Alaska
From Ketchikan on up the
coast ... in dozen of town
nil cities in Alnsk. ..people
crcet the tanker "M.S. Alaska
.Standard" with considerable
(lection. For. over the vears.
ihe't helped Alaskam develop thousand of jobs.
Regularly she loads a full cargo of petroleum products and
lakes them wherever they're needed ... like some giant floating
service station. She pokes her prow into rocky inlets to serve
fish canneries, goes on up the coast a few miles to bring new
mine the lubricants it needs to work, stocks oil for fishermen
so they no longer have to travel six or seven hundred miles to
refuel when the salmon run is on.
In short, she helps both the coast and interior of Alaska de
velop its resources... just as the oil industry throughout ill our
country helps other industries grow and people work, produce
and prosper.
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59e
Soft tombed cot Ion
fall rlaatle walit
Klie U to 4
MAIN rLOUR
MEN'S T SHIRTS
69'
Long wearing return
Spring needle knit
bites MUM
MAIN FLOOR
MEN'S TWILL PANTS
Taa or grey
ganfortied shrank
Boat sail potketa
MAIN FLOOR
2
98
MEN'S ATHLETIC SOCKS
VVeoL cotton and
rayon
Aboorbent and soft
Blses t, 1. II. 1 U
MAIN FLOOR
49
RONDO DELUXE PERCALES
Cay print or plain
Fast coUr cotton
Sew and Save.
BALCONY
39
c
JL
SHEEN GABARDINE
Feonomleal M width
M". wool Mt rayon
Rich fall shades.
BALCONY
2
98
yd.
BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS
tiaarerisetl ahmnk
rtaids and plains
LtMiff alrera at1ra
DOWNSTAIRS
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BOYS' DENIM JACKETS
Popular veaitrrn cat
SoUifotiard Btaiunk
Bartowkrd and rfveiH
DOWNSTAIRS
1"
BOYS' KNIT SHIRTS
0 Mold Argrle designs
0 Soft, durable eolloo
) SUo S. M and L.
DOWNSTAIRS
1
39
BOYS' WOOL JACKETS
101 pur wool
Doable espe back
Bold bright plaids
DOWNSTAIRS
5
90
WOMEN'S RAYON BLOUSES
Tailored and fossr
White and pallets
Sires II to U
SECOND FLOOR
1
98
MISSES' NYLON SWEATERS
Short sleeve slip-on
Rich fall shades
81 J to 4
SECOND FLOOR
2
98
GIRLS' RAYON SLIPS
Dainlr lac trim
White, pink, blue
and yellow
Slies ( to 14
SECOND FLOOR
98e
Special for Tuesday and Wednesday
HEELS REPAIRED
For
Ladle
39e 49
DOWNSTAIRS SHOE REfAIR
Girls' Cotton Dresses
FOR AS
LITTLE AS
0)9 Sk
fifex
fJtt- 40. - "
M ' a r ' w - . m.
BRIGHT WOYEN PLAIDS
WONDERFUL TO WASH
SUB-TEEN SIZES
10-14... 3.98
SECOND FLOOR
C ' . . OF - M or ,1
mm"
Boys' Western Jeans
HEAVY
WEIGHT
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IS ' : -
COARSE DENIM
HEAYY DUTY STITCHING
EXTRA HEAYY POCKETS
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UU
Men's Knit Shirts
A PENNEY
LOW PRICE!
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BRIGHT WOYEN PATTERNS
DURABLE COTTONS
SIZES S. M and L
MAIN FLOOR
Misses Saddle Oxfords
SIZES
VA to Wi
White Rubber Sole & Heel
Brown or Black Saddle
Soft, Smooth Linings
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