Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 25, 1952, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextWKONESDAY. .U'NE 2S, 10,12 PAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON rl S i sh ! f 1 'J I - . j I AN?1. lii Camp Fire Girls to Open Season At Lake 0' Woods Csmp Tire Girls will open trwlr camping seson t Camp Esther Amilcriste at Lake O' the Woods, Julv 11 Hits yeir Uwre will be thrra sessions, one week ch, ruiv nine until Aug. 3. The Ust week WILLIAM L. ABBEY. 24. of Klamath Falls. Oregon is shown above being congratulated by his brother, Lt. Howard Abbey (right), and his uncle. Colonel Walter W. Abbey shortly after he was sworn in as a candidate for Officers School. William became the fifth and the last of the current Abbeys to join the Army. A brother, Lt. Bob Abbey and a cousin, Master Sergeant Richard Abbey were unable to attend the ceremony. Huge Reserve Of Gas in BC ' WASHINGTON Ifl The Peace River area of British Columbia and Alberta, from which Westcoast Transmission Company proposes to pipe gas into the Pacific North weft, has natural gas reserves to taling nearly two trillion cubic feet, a Louisiana engineer testi fied at a power commission hear ing Tuesday. W. C. Epooner of Shreveport, La., said the overall area contains roughly 15,350,000 acres of which 10.600.000 are in Alberta and the remainder In British Columbia. Most of the area's proven re serves, however, lie in British Col umbia where, Spooner testified, four fields have in excess of a trillion cubic feet of gas. Thirteen fields In Alberta have proven re serves of 975 billion cubic feet. Westcoast, one of five applicants seeking commission authority to serve Pacific Northwest markets, has said it would meet more than half its market demands from the British Columbia fields where there are so restrictions against export. In addition, lt has limited auth ority from Alberta to export 42 billion cubic feet yearly for a five year period. It does not. however, have per mission of Dominion authorities. Spooner's testimony was the first offered by Westcoast as to the ex tent of reserves in the Peace River area. Earlier the company had intro duced letters of intent from var ious producers in the area show ing their willingness to negotiate contracts to supply Westcoast. Latiimore Tip To Get Study SEATTLE lPI The Seattle Times said today it had learned from "unimpeachable sources" that a Seattle man faked the pub licum! false report that Owen Lat timore was planning a trip to the Iron Curtain country. The FBI has determined the re port was a fabrication, the Times said. Earlier, however, as a result of It. tile State Department ordered customs officials not to permit the Johns Hopkins University professor to leave this country. The Times said the Seattle man was not identified, nor was his motive known. The newspaper quoted a federal official connected with the case as saying : "God knows why he did It. He had no idea that it would gel the publicity it did." It was learned, the Times said, that the man gave the false In formation to the Central Intelli gence Agency headquarters here. The information was eventually re layed to the State Department. CHOKED.,::! GAS? THAKK HXAVEN8! Uoit atUeki arc jut add lndiitiUon. When lt (tnkri, taka BeU-aaa tabltu. Thar contain tha iasut-ctinf medicines known to doctors for tha relief of heartburn, fas and similar duttta. lie. House Okays Humboldt Bill WASHINGTON I The House passed and sent to the Senate Tues day a bill to authorize a 1406.500 project for deepening channels In Humboldt Bay in Northern California. The plan Includes dredging the entrance channel to 40 feet, widen ing it to 1.6O0 feet at the seaward end. and deepening the channels North Bay to Eureka and Samoa. The bill would provide no money. Check and Align Front End $4.95 Dugan & Mest MEN'S - WOMEN'S - CHILDREN7? SHOE SALE NOW IN PROGRESS REDUCTION ON ENTIRE STOCK! THE MODEL 50th ANNIVERSARY SALE OF FURS Special group priced for J 0th Anniversary occasion only and will not be repeated. Same Miller's guaran tee on all Fun. FUR SCARFS: 4 Skin Dyed Bossorisk (Silver Blu shade) $69.00 4 Skin Dyed Fitch (Sable shade) $59.00 4 Skin Dyed Kolinsky (Soble shode) $79-00 5 Skin Dyed Kolinsky (Mink shode) $98.00 3 Skin Dyed Asiotic Mortine (Soble shode) $119 CAPES: ; 1 Block Pony Cooe 1 Muskrot Cope (Moonglo shade) 1 Squirrel Belly Cope (Silver Blu shade) 1 Marmont Cope - 1 Chekiong Lamb Cope 1 Dyed Rabbit Cope, let out . $98.00 -$149.00 -$79.00 -$149.00 ..$149.00 .-.$49.00 STOLES: 1 Black Persion Lomb Stole 1 Block Americon Broadtail Stole 1 Squirrel Belly Stole, 1 Squirrel Bock Stole -$98.00 -$59.00 ..$59.00 ..$89.00 JACKETS end COATS: Mouton Lomb Jacket Mouton Lomb Coat $59.00 $69.00 1 Block Pony Coot . ; $149 00 (plus Federal tox) Sheored & Dyed Rabbit Coat (Seal) $98.00 Sheared & Dyed Rabbit Coot Beover) $149.00 Labrador Seal Seal ' $149.00 Scarfs Capes Stoles Jackets Coats Frigid cold storage ... expert fur remodeling end re-styling. Easy terms on ell furs If desired- SECOND FLOOR OF FASHION Is onen to Blue Birds but Camp Fire Olrls may rentier fur either or both of the fust two weeks. Out-oi-eountv and non-members may register by paying a small additional fee. The Camp Fire Of fice reports realslratlons began coming In early this year and wishes lo remind girls Intending to go that an early registration la necessary In order to get a choice of weeks as the number of girls per week Is limited. Mrs. Lawrence iNaomll French CASUALTY LIST WASHINGTON ilv-The Defense Defense Department Wednesday Identified 1 Korea War casualties in a new list (No. 693) that reported 1 killed, 73 wounded, two missing and three injured. eta Uidqetpuu will again aerve as camp director. She has had many years of ex perience In camping both as a oounselor and director. She will be assisted by a staff of mature wom en and college trained girls who have special skills and interest to offer young girls. Starting soon and continuing un til oamp opens on July 13, work parties of fathers and friends will spend weekends getting the camp ready for (lie girls. Due to severe snow damage this past winter the main lodiie building housing the dining room and kitchen will need repairs as well as tent plalfonna. All of the labor and much of (he material which go Into oamp Improvements are donated and the Camp Fire Cllil, wish to thank the community for the line spirit of cooperation which makes many daya of happy and safe camping possible for girls. Keith Cobo Is chairman nf the Camp Fire OH Is camping commit tee; members of lila committee uro: Larry Malta, Mrs. Knrl Clerk, Buy It for ... , at Thompson Apex Automatic Clothes Rry See Page 10 11 Mrs. Trumnn Ihmyim. Mrs. A. E. Fllsllvrnld, Jniiiri Miller anil l'lul Lee. Cniup KMIirr Appli'itute Is owner! Jointly by Cninp Fli c On Is nnil Hill ticouU. 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