WKDNKSDAY. PKHKUAKY 27, ll).r2
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE NINE
i, MONTH-END
SPORTSWEAR
DAN RIVER
PLAID BLOUSES
CHILDREN'S
TODDLER'S '
DRESSES
FASHION SALON
SECOND FLOOR
A SECOND PLACE WINNER in Sun Valley ski champion
.ships was Clair Smith of Lakcvicw, who placed in the inter
mediate men's class of the annual races held al the famous
Union Pacific resort Feb. 22.
US Needs Expanded Yool
Growing Program To Keep
Supply Up In Case Of War
lly The AwarUIrd Frru
'I1i United Hlulcn a country
Hint linen In MronK lur wool aulla,
wool (tockN and wool drcsncn
nrrdx to rulne more lirrp to grow
morr wool.
llmt'H wliut a coinniltlre o Con
uir:.Miirn miiu allrr lookiuu Into
the mtuatlun.
Othrrwlse, the r Mild, we're In tor
terrlllc wool nhorliiite In case nt
all-out r llinl would prucllcnlly
ntrunule Uie lies lnnrs.
Hut -ihertmien ol the west, who-e
animal ronm over Icm ot million
ul acres ol rmiKf-lnnd. Miy that's
rnMrr talked about than done.
Thrro l.-i no eunv road lo blttrer
sheep numbers lind lnrn.cr Mock
nllri o( urown-in-U B A. wool. 'Iliry
,-ay they need help, auch an:
I. Wiping out urlce restriction
nn wool and (at iamb.
3. More aherphcrdrra (It'll a
lonely life)
3. More grazing lands n national
foienla.
. Greater taritf nrotertlon
B-29 Blows
Up In Air
HONOLULU Wi A crippled B
ID weather plane blew no high In
the air off Guam Tueuiav a a
rescue plane llcw aloiiKMdc trying
lo aliepherd It to safely.
The Morlanan Naval Command
leporled five men from the auper
lortrena had been Mglited In the
water. The rr.icur plane dropped
a llleboal to survivors. B-29s nor
mally carry a crew ot 10 or II.
Three ol the crewmen were teen
lulrr In the llleboul and two others
mill were In the water. A Naval
spokesman expressed tear the lest
wero scattered over a wide area.
The daah tor safety eivlcd ab
ruptly with the explosion 160 miles
northwest ol Guam about 4 p.m.
Tuesday, Guam time.
The plane was attached to the
Mill Strategic Weather and Re
connaissance Squadron of the 18th
Homo wing, at Anderson Air Force
Uuse, Oiiam.
En rquie to Its home base from
a weather mission, the aupcrfort
radioed It had a severe oil leak
and had lost control of a propeller.
AMLMCAN COMPLAINTS
VANCOUVER. B.C. Ifl The Van.
couver Tourist Association faith
fully noted down SuxRcstlons and
complaints by American visitors
for study at Its annual meeting.
"City far tod smoky" headed the
list. Other visitors wanted to know
"Where are the Indlons?"
uunlnst forclirn wool,
6. Interstate controls on preda
tory animals. Including wild dogs.
As one i-hei'pman phrased It,
"this Is a doggoucd hardworking
game."
The Associated Press polled rep
resentative: of wool irowin asso
ciations In elidil slates to get their
views on what It happening In the
sheep business.
Estimated production of stock
sheep lor these stutes on Jan. 1
was U.8VI.0OO as against 15.il8.000
us recently as IMI.
Hi-re Is the Oregon report:
Farm flocks have been holding
steady or growing, while range
iioeks have declined sharply.
Oregon's wool production last
year was about 6. 500. 000 pounds
.compared Willi an average of 20
million in IIMU-Ji.
Hheep men urge an end to price
controls, a domestic wool purchas
ing price by the government to
bolstflr prices, better ranges and
mora herders.
Oregon had - 3.1)79.000 sheep In
ID3I but this number had dwindled
to about CiiU.WH) by this year.
In Idaho, wool production has
dropped lo D.soo.OOO pounds from
n.ooo.ooo annually In 0 years.
President David Little of the
Idaho wool growers said Insecurity
caused bv "a inajo of govern
mental restrictions'' Is mainly rc
:.iionsll!c.
Little .-.aid that 10 vears ago the
(United Stoics produced more than
half of 11 ic wool used In tins country.
Now It depends upon Imports for
more than luo-lliirns.
lie said, too. mat the govern
ments plans lo subsidize synineuc
fiber nlants were a factor in caus
ing wool prices to drop more than
50 ner cent in the lust year.
During the war a number of
llO'tno Mieen grown s cihuikcu u
Icaltle, Little said, "because (here
j were fewer government regula
tions and less labor Is reoulred."
Before the war. Idaho had I.S28,-
!0O0 sheep, but this total was down
I to 1.0:'0.000 on Jan. 1.
Washington was not among the
I states surveyed.
HEY GALS!
THERE WILL BE A
LEAP YEAR
ID A MCE
AT THE
ARMORY
SATURDAY NIGHT
There Will Be Lots of Tag Dances
MUSIC Br
BALDY'S BAND
"Juit Good1 Do see Muilc"
featuring
George Willi! A Peul Swljorf
DANCING 9-1
SI. 20
PER PERSON (Tax Inc.)
98
Beoutiful gingham blouse in
famous "wrinklo-shed." Vat
dyed , , , sanforiicd.
SECOND FLOOR
RAYON CREPE
BLOUSES
Three adorablo styles. Jewel
neck and collars in white.
Special Purchase
298
SECOND FLOOR
RAYON
Gowns and Pajamas
Jersey knit with lace shoulder
trims end others.
295
SECOND FLOOR
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
CHENILLE
BEDSPREADS
Full siie and twin in all new
decorator shades. Some white
background floral pattern.
Specially priced!
5'5
ana
50
6
DOWNSTAIRS
NYLON
PRISCILLAS
84" long, SO, 72, 96 inch
width. Priced just in time for
your spring planning.
20
REDUCTION
DOWNSTAIRS
HAND SEWN
LAMP SHADES
Table siie in silk. Some with cut velvet, '
and bottom drape, trims.
Exceptional Values!
Vi PRICE
DOWNSTAIRS
COMFY WARM
BLANKETS
A fine quolity blanket by Ficd
crest and Textron in plaid or
floral designs. Also plain
colors.
Reg. to 10.95
7
00
DOWNSTAIRS
Kitchen Curtains
20 REDUCT,0N
PLASTIC 3 yd$ 100
DOWNSTAIRS
NEEDLEWORK DEPARTMENT
CLOSEOUT!
BERNATS - MASTER DYED
LAURELSPUN
A very large, selection In colors
specially -priced for this event.
l-oi. ball
59
STREET FLOOR
DURING OUR MONTH-EHDER
60 DRESSES
NOW
U95 ni
, to
00
These "Fashion Find" All of them
in stock less than thirty days Are now
specially priced for our Month End Sale
only . . . (Back to their original prices
Monday). All new fabrics including paper
taffetas, salynas, rayon casuals and taf
fetized prints to wear before and after
Easter. Junior misses halfsizes.
YARDAGE
CHOICE TABLE
WOOLS, GABARDINES
CREPES, FLANNELS
Value to 8.50 up
Vi MCI
STREET FLOOR
RAYON SUITINGS
Plaid check, plains. Crease resistant 54" wide.
Wide assortment to choose from
Vi reicn
STREET FLOOR
Adorable styles In beautiful
spring colors. 1 to 3.
1 88
ana! I
249
SECOND FLOOR
GIRL'S AND BOY'S
SWEATERS
All wool. For play or dress.
Zipper and burton styles or
slip-over.
Yelues to 4.95.
1188
SECOND FLOOR
MEN'S SHOP
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED
DRESS SHIRTS
Your opportunity to select the
best shirt at a real saving.
Reg. 3.95
1 98
STREET FLOOR
CLOSEOUT J
MEN'S HATS
Still a marvelous selection to
choose from. All genuine fur
felt.
Nationally famous
88
4
' ana
688
STREET FLOOR
SPECIAL GROUP MEN'S
SPORT SHIRTS
We have regrouped these fa
save you more money. Don't
miss seeing these now.
Values ta 5.95
298
STREET FLOOR
CLOSEOUT
HOSIERY
VANETTE ' A
Reg. sold at 1.65. We offer DaiSi
these at ridiculous price. 15 u Ull
denier, 51 and 60 gauge.
STREET FLOOR
SPECIAL PURCHASE i
NEW SPRING
PURSES
Beautiful new spring selection
in faille plastic, calf suede.
Brawn, black, banedictine, red,
grean, grey. ''
2"
STREET FLOOR
NOTIONS
PLASTIC APRONS
Trimmed with terry cloth and seer- ?
sucker. Exceptional values. See these. .
Vi PRICE
STREET FLOOR
GIRDLES
BIEN JOLIE AND YOUTHLINE
FOUNDATIONS .,,,. 7.88
BRASSIERES
2 50
Wkittond black Re. 3.00 t 10.00 v
YOUTHLINE GIRDLES
P88 88 788
3 0 I
NOW
SECOND FLOOR
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