MONDAY, AUG. 29, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
rAGH SEVEN
Americans Claim They
Seek Noah's Ark; Russ
Say They're Only Spies
ttOOU HAYA7.IT. Turkey. Am
N Ml-r'lv Americana are tolling
up tlire-mlle-hiuli Mt, Ararat tmlnv
In ace If Nnah'a rk llr on the
summit. ,
Thry left Mill laolateii village yca
terriay innrnlnK and no word l ex
pected from the group making the
lerlloua aarrnt until UuiioruW it
the earllcnt,
The Ituaalane h a T prolreled
etrrnuouely that the eearch fur the
ark U merely a blind fur s apylnj
Posse Plans
Annual Ride
To Lakeview
Th Klamath county nherlffa
pnaae leave Werinrariay mortilni
for their I3U) annual ride to Like
view. About JO ndera will meet at the
.akevlcw junction it ( 30 a. m. be
fore atarllm tlx fiur-day trek.
Anyone intereated In laklm Hie
ramping trip are eaked to contact
Charlie lleed'a Saddle atiup, fit
Klamath.
I-V.. k..ru Inuin will itnn .1 .lrrv
MrCartlee ranch (he flrat night.
Henry Oerber a Caaebirr ranch the
aecond nlffht, camp out at lg Uka
the third night and will ride Into
Lakrvlew Aalunlay night where they
will be avium of the annual Lake-
view Koundup over the Labor Day
holiday.
The horara will be trucked back
to Klamath ralla Labor Day night.
Jove's Planei
nr J. ni'Ciii Mti rTT
Aatronomer. I.atenaton ltvlalon,
Oregon llnher rducalion Nyaleoa
During my JO yeara of dealing
aatronmlrally with the general
public. I am aure I have never be
fore received an many ralla con
cerning thi. brilliant object In Uie
anutheaatern twilight aa hava come
niy way the paat few weeka. Al
though mrt otmaider thla only a
very amaum aur and want to
know what It la, there have been
a few expreaainna of genuine alarm.
One viewed It through thin, wind
blown clnuda and waa piuxled by
the rapid lading and flaring of the
eurtoua light. Another aald ahe
"wondered If II waa something
comlni to get ua.
Thla la none other than our an
cient friend, the planet Jupiter. He
reto It requlrra 1 yeara to en
circle the auu. It arema to move
about 30 drgreea eaatward among
the diatant "fiaed" atara annually.
Thla revolution makea ita flrat ap
pearance In the eaatern evening aky
kpoeur approximately a man til later
each succeeding year. And alnce It
followa doe to the aky-iath known
aa the ecliptic, It la anme yeara
low In the aouth even when at Ita
hlgheet nightly altitude and aix
yeara later, very high. Thla followa
the general coura the aun takea
during our year high and above
the hurl ion long houra In the atim
mer and low In winter but alnce
Jupiter a year la nearly 13 of our.
It takea 13 yeara for It to make
the rounda." It la In Ita "winter
poaltlon" low In the aouth thla
year.
An hour after auneet Jupiter la
now glowing ateadlly and brilliantly
conalderably eaat of due eoulh. It
aeemlngly movea wealward and
aeta In the aouthweat before dawn.
Jupiter la the giant of the aun t
rru ue of world with an equatori
al diameter of elmoat 89.000 mllea,
11 timea that of our earth. It la
attended by 11 known moona, four
of which art ao large that even
opera glaura will ahow acme of
them neatllng cloae to the planet.
Their eonatantly changing poaltlona
and the dark banda on Jupiter It
JL
t u. tea. U
e.pritltlnn Mt. Ararat la en the
I'uraO'ltuaalan border.
The aennhera, whom the Rua
alana called aiilea, Include Dr. Aar
on J. Hinllh. 01, Oreenabnrn, N. C;
Waller Wood, tin, Hra Cliff, Ijiiii
lalnnd, N. Y ; Wendell (m. 34, of
Knoavllle, Trim.; K. J, Newton. 40,
Colfax, N. C: and Aaaoclated Preaa
Cnrreaiionitrnl Kdwln (Ireenwald.
rive Turka are arroiiipanylng
thrin.
Inlrreat In the area haa Inlenal
fled alrtre laat year, whrn peaaanta
reported they had aeen an object
rraembllng a boat. The object had
been uncovered by an unusually
heavy thaw.
Aa lorg ago aa 11)16. a Ruaalan
aviator aald he aaw un Ararat a
ahlp that aecmed Identical to the
biblical deacrlpllun of Nnah'a ark.
Busiman Always
On Hand
A. H. fled'' Buaaman, Rotary
"Hull of the Wonda" for the Junior
livestock ahow which opened yee
terday at the Klamath cuuniy falr
irounda la well on hla way to beim
a "flrat rale" Itolarlan. Uuaaman
haa had perfect attendance rec
ord alnce lie Joined the club In May,
IMS.
tie haa alao been actively Uncr
eated In 4-H cluba, particularly gar
den group and fur 10 yeara haa
liven aeeda or p r I t a from
Murphye Heed atora to youthful
gardeners.
Tlila year and laat Uie alore of
fera a aieclat premium to each club
member completing the 4-H larden
project, who purchaaed garden aeed
from Hie atore.
Brilliant
aelf furnlah a never-ending aourre
of enjoyment to ownera of email
teleacopea. Jupiter haa a mean dia
lance from the aun of 6 3 ttmea
that of the earth a.
Jupiter a aolld aurface la con
atantly cloud-covered. H la now
known that Ita aimoaphere containa
ammonia and methane, and proba
bly ronalderable free hydrogrn. The
clouda may be partlclea of frrusen
ammonia. We can only conjecture
the nature of the aurface under
the clouda. WUdt of Princeton haa
eatimated that the planet could
have a heavy metallic center 311.000
mllea In diameter, aurounded by
layera of Ire 17 000 mllea thick.
Around all thla. tooo mllea of cloudy
atmoaphere may complete the
globe.
Jupiter will be In the eoulhern
evening aky all year, each aur
ceding night appearing alinhtly
farther weal at any certain hour.
RUPTURE
RELIEF
SICURITY ECONOMY
A TRUSS THAT'S DIFFERENT
TO PI T ON
to take orr
TO VH
TO Kt t r CLEAN
TO MY
EASY
bttait.
iMflt IIIM DaabU II1.W
Vnj ar Invited to ell aa for Mir
aalf wiihmit obllgfalion. You will not ba
urw4 la buy.
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MRH. HUTU C'OMPTON
New Services
Chairman For
Red Cross-
Wirren C. Bnnt, chairman of
the Klamath county rhaptr of th
American Rd Crou, haa announced
the appolntmrnt of Mn. Edith
CompUm ai county volunteer aerv
Irea chairman.
The pmltton la ft vital one In the
Red Cmaa proicram alrure It la
through volunteer worker that the
Ited CroM la able to aerve the com
rmmity, aervicemrn, veterani and
othva.
Mra. Compton ia an active Red
Crou worker and ha given con
xlrterable ervlc to the county or
ganization.
Missed School
But Not School
Morm's House
HAN JilSF. Calif.. Aug. it m
F.rneat (iallndo, a etudent pilot,
mleaed arhool by a rlly block
and went railing, Inatead, on a
teacher.
He knocked her front door In
with hla airplane.
(allndo, ts. waa eololni aver
Man Joae yeeterdav whrn hie
motor went dead. He picked the
Koneevelt Junior high echool
yard for a forced landing but
overshot. Itle light monoplane
went through Mlaa Ethel Hovd'a
front door. The teacher waa In
the rear af the houae and ee
eaped Injury. O'Connor haa
head weunda.
In Orta II a
McCrcdi Hot Mintrol
Springs Retort
Opra All ar
Oa OMi-n'i aarl Cat
lliinvar aa
Ht-MBV Tralra Alaara Walraaia
MrCredle rlprlnga, Oregon
L 1 ML i r-1 - .1:- X u. -r
Dame fashion is fickle
but not the woman customer
MIMtU, HOMITOWK
DAItY NIWI'AMM
Perryopolis Decides How
To Spend $1,320,000 Gift
PEHRYOPOl lH, Pa., Aug. M IIP)
The cltlwiia of Perryopolia finally
have decided how to apend the
IIJM.OOO left the town a year ago
by Mra. Mary Fuller Frar.irr, a for
mer realdent.
At a meeting laat mitht. 200
towuaieople voted unanlmoualy to
adipt a plan worked out by the
Prrryonolla Community I'lannlng
aaaoclatlon.
Tlie plana calla for the circulation
of prtltlont to Incorporate the town
of 1MX) aa a borough and the even
tual expenditure of tMO.OOO for Im
proveiiienu. Mra. Fraxlrr aMpulated that half
the money be uaed for public worka
agreed upon.
The actual conatructlon work
? You serve
1 bread at its best
I F when you serve f I
Jt QiuJhtWl's BREAD (
f t There's none finer 1
I TAKE HOME FLUHRER'S BREAD f
. V XA" ' X II I f I I I
may not get under way for almoat
knottier year, however, becatiae the
Fayette county court will not re
ceive the Incorporation petition be
fore December and a n election
muat be held once the petition haa
been granted.
ha Improvement decldrd on In
clude I2M.000 for an additional
center, $50,(KX) for a municipal
V) Diaper Rash
L To deanee tender perta,
y eaae red, emarting akin.
and beaten return of
comfort, uae dependable
RESIIIOL
OINTMENT
AM SOAP
In les come and itylei go, but certain ihops remain stj'le
centers year after year. And for a good reason, too.
At least, that's fvhat Renl lays. And since his women's ready
to-wear shop is highly successful, he ought to know.
Rene stocks nationally-advertised dresses, suits and lingerie
whose makers are known and preferred by his customers.
Then he advertises frequently ... the arrival of new styles
by preferred makers, new prices, clearances, etc. Ren has
made his shop the buying-ccnter in his town.
Any business man who sells preferred merchandise can do
the same in his own line of business. Why not talk it over
with our advertising department?
building, $250,000 for a aewage dla
poaal and water ayatem, $82.00 for
atreta and hlghwaya, 010.000 for
atrrrt lighting and $18,000 foe ahade
treea and parka.
BIG HLAHT
PORTLAND, Aug. 2S HV-Thi
aaalatant county roadmaaler
warned Portlandera today not to
think that the city blew up. Road
maater Paul C. Northrop aald that
70.000 yard of rock would be
blaatrd from the Hoyt quarry at
noon today, to provide enough rock
for aurfaclng work during the next
I two yeara.
FOR RENT
fer waab er aieaia
Sawing Mochinct
Lata Maale
Sewing Machine Servic
Aae laeeeege
UK gbaata War rtaea nil
7m,
The TOWS Slid
I'reahen up that plartlma wardobe If you love to pttk up tA
j bargain t twv be aure to
" Check the List
Bathing Suits by CeUllne and Cole e California.
Style that thrllL J (JO
Valuea ta I4JS. - NOW
OTHERS DRASTICALLY RKDIXED
Scenic Beach Towels
Regularly SS.H
Slack Suits Two-tone combination and i A A
plain col en. Value to Hti. NOW.I
Theae Are Only
Few of th
Many Sport
Apparel Valwe
Found at The
Town Shop
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Western Wear
Riding Clothes
Take a Tumble.'
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Western Shirts riain and fancy. Wool 1ft OC
and gabardine. Value to 1SJS. NOW I U.J J
Fancy Embroidered
Shirts. Also
Two-Tones
Valoee to
7.95
M M. NOW i
Western Pants ,
Cottons, gabardine and
denims. Value 0 00
to I M. .
. NOW i
PLAY DRESSES 8
SUN SUITS
HA
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Special
THREE GROUPS
t '
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Dreeey and
tailored cottons.
VALVES TO
14.9J.
NOW
Slonecntter Cords,
gabardine,
dotted swla
and others,
VALUES TO
ilJ5
NOW
$5
Bargains, the likt of
You'vt Never Seen, and
They Are At
TOWS SHOP
B
500 Main
I'
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T.7 7
3.99
Pedal Pushers
Shorts
Farmerettes
Bo, ao noeh fan . . a
then there la achooJ,
toe. Value f AA
to 1 5 N0W.77
Halters
A (I at aaaortnetil.
Regularly l.M QA.
to 4JS. ... NOW l'T
Jackets
Sailcloth ail denies.
Value to A AO
11 JS. NOW. 7
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I and S-piece snlU . . . gay and lorely,
and a anurt fey COlJC OF CALIFORNIA.
Special
Priced!
$5-$9-$11
Choice of many
fabric. In either
dressy er tailored
styles.
VALUES TO
tl.95.
NOW
a. as
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