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Newspaper Page TextHtUMY, MAlf Itl, lb4 iJKitALD AND NKWB. KLAMATH FALLS OKEGON PAGE SEVEN Co To Chunk Sunday CHURCH DIRECTORY OF TIIK NAKARKNK Girder. nrt Mitt In Pliont Mil Nv Wesley f. Crist ? 4ft a m Hum) krhool iOO M'iriHhg Worthlv 19 p.m. Valine Hoil 130 p.m. KvengelUtlfJ 1;M p in. W1 1 1 )' Pray w ervlce TKWAKTar.NO.X RAPTIHT T T mills pnont Mi r:4l m, Hundaf irhool ;00 a m. Miirmng Worship I U p m. Tialnlng Union 100 p.m.-Kvntn Worship 10 p.m. Wvdntkday 1'royoi ervtce BID LI BAPTIST U44 Wlerd Phono Keith P rteide ;W m, Hunuay trnnol lt:0Q m. Mi.rning Worth., SO p m. ilapllil I4iui 1.30 p m.-Evening Ww.shlp IN pm. W Min. .(!-All ramll tight IT. PAUL'S KPIHCOPAL' Ml Jrrru Phono MM Geleit (i Outlets Kvclur 100 g hi limy Coiitinunion t.30 m tiitda Hrhot-t 11 00 ro. Mumlne. Pteyef l M p in. Youttg People SALVATION ARMY 400 Klomam Phono M. LL and Mrs. O W Modsen 10,00 am.-un(ic ftrhooj 11.00 a m Nu.li.es Matting 11:0 am Junior Chuff h 410 pm.Vuung People 00 p.m Iftelveliot. Meeting IMMANI'KL HAfilST CONKUVATIVE tlih and Higtt ev W lainpim fee a m Ii iota Mchool 11 oo a.m. Horning Worship 4 .10 im.-Young People I N p m. Kvanlttg Worship 1.30 p.m. Ttturaiuy lrayr Mealing ( IM HCII OP JKKDB t MKIST OP LATTI'H DAY HAlNTS ease aa4 MeiUs, Phaa 4 a Mlamalh rlla lit 30 a m. Jluiulay PriaBlttoud mtallng II 00 a.m. Huntlav ttrhool 7 JO p.m. Aunday bcrnitnt ftervlct In p.m. Tueeile M.I.A. I oo p.m. lUiul Hocivty. Wdnaday W p.m. Wdiiday Primary HUmalh I alia ta Ward 30 a m Aunday I'rlvathood mttting In IB a.m. Jtiinday hrhool 5 50 p.m. Sunday JUrramant lUrvleaa looo a.m. Tudy Helief Society 4 00 .nv Tuaaday Primary T.M p.m, Wadnaaday-M.I.A. QOHPEL TABERNACLE Aiiaratont and Maryland) Rav W. O lligby lom a r vin day rhoof 1140 anv Morning Warahtp) 1 M p.m. Rvontng Worth ip I N p.ra. Saturday and We4ne4J Evening Worship MALIN COMMUNITY CHURCH (PrMbyarlanl Rev Carl C DeMott U a m. Sunday Srhaol 1 1 00 a.m. Morning Worship In pm Young People .00 Vesper ftervice. AIREMBLY OP GOD f Rev. Clauda O Wood 14 Oah ' t 40 a m. Sunday School II 40 a m Morning Worship -4 44 p.m. Vouin Sorvlca 1 to p m Kvangoiiaite 1 JO p-m. Tuesday-BlBl4. Pr44ff Service 14 04 a m-Thuraday Prayar Rati- Li ajBL Thurtiy-Worahip service OREGON TECH II 44 am Sunday School HOPE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Hotnodal Rd. at Ho. 4th Be. Jaha M. Recite Jr. 44 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a m. Morning Warship 1:30 p.m. Evening Worship CntlRCH OP CIIRIftT IS44 Waatland Phone MM Arthur C RUcewou 10 00 a.m. mule Classes 1144 a.m. Morning Worahlp T:00 p.m. evening worsnip TOO pm. Monday Hlbla Claaa IN p.m. Wadnaaday Service KLAMATH LUTHERAN CHURCH Maw Knt E. Soauldlne. oaatar lit! Cratcant Phone 34.il P:M am. -Sunday School and Adult BIDIO (.IKM 11 M a m Morning Worahlp 7 W p m. Luther laague, Sunday HaIv Cnmfflunlan. 4lh Sunday 7 p-m II lb la iludy Sorvlca. Wadnaav day M p.m. Wadnaaday Senior Choir PREE METHODIST !! Oregon Rev Pred C. naumaaa U 4,m, Sunday aVhonl 11:04 a.m. Morning Worahlp 4:44 p.m. Young People 144 p.m. SvengeileUa 144 p-.m. Wednetda Bible Sludy KLAMATH REVIVAL CENTER IMS Mllehall Phone 103ft Mr. and Mr, i. R. Orlffllh, paatara 10:00 a.m. Hunday Brhool 11:00 a.m. Sunday Morning Worahlp 1;30 p.m Sunday, Kvangallatlo tarv Ire 1 pm. Wertneaday Blbla Study and Prayer RENO OOHPP.L CENTER Phona a-HM Rev. Malvln Griffith 14:40 a.m. Sunday School 1104 a.m. Morning Worahlp 9:45 A.M. GREAT SUNDAY SCHOOL; Attendance Goal 500 Help Us Mako That Goal! 11.00 A.M. "THE BURNING BUSH," Sermon by Pastor Hume. 6:00 P.M. 4 VESPER SERVICES For Each Ago Group 7:30 P.M. GREAT SUNDAY ,N1GHT EVANGELISTIC SERVICE With Our Pastor, REV. KEITH L. HUME, Preaching on the Subject: "TIME IS RUNNING OUT!!" , ' , Positive proof of the Lord's soon return. The tick of God's Clock, in regard to civilization's end. This present World Chaos What Next? "DON'T MISS THIS PROPHETIC SERMON." "Thar will b tort ef Special Music, Orchtstra, Robed Choir." "KLAMATH TEMPLE IS KLAMATH FALL'S DOWNTOWN EVANGELISTIC , CENTER, THE, CHURCH WITH THE LIGHTED CROSS." COME AS YOU ARE, BUT BE SURE TO COME. YOU WON'T REGRET IT. "Ths Church Whero All People Art Welcome." KLAMATH TEMPLE Rev. Keith L. Hume, COMMUNITY CHI'KCII OP THE BRETHREN till Driitoi Phuna ! 14- riav raward i.anaar 1.4ft a m hunday Hrhooi 11 00 am M'irnliii Wotahtp Tiuo p.m. wadraauay iiuboy -craft Club 8EVKNTII DAY AOVKNTIMT 1734 Main Phone 90411 liav. fraaton nmiin W a m halurday-HaDbath School 11:00 a m Saturday Murntnn Worahlp l;3u p.m. Wadneaday, Prayai Meeting CONGREGATIONAL II U Larauii. Mlillaiar 3154 Garden Phone MM or 1 1 4ft a m minday School II 00 a in -Morning Worahlp 7 to tt p tn Jmili.r P K. 7 lo p.m. Senior PP. , TRINITY BAPTIHT MIHHION nu Lake port Hlvd. Pallcan City Hv T t Wndrii Phone 9074 4ft a in. Sunday School CALVARV BAPTIK'f S Main and Uaidan Mv Urady l Rtaa 4ft a m Sunday Kmooi 11.00 am -Miirnlni Worship 414 p m Tiainmg Union 7W pm. P.venini Wonhip 4 00 pm. Wedntaday Prayer Mealing HOLY CROKH CATHOLIC MIVIICH 1 ruiaiahe , Rv Con O'Connor T M a tn. hunday Mm II, W a m Sunday Afaa PEACE MEMORIAL '' PHEf DVTKHIAN 4431 S 4lh Phone 1047 Ret Owayae I. Preell IU i m. Sunday School 11.00 a in. J Hilda) School 11 00 a.m. Morning Worahlp 7.00 oat Sr. Weetminlaier PKNECOHTAL CHURCH OP GOD 041 Hade I III flev. J r Iteddirk to 00 a m. hunday Krhool H;o0 a m. Hunday hrv(re 7 30 pm Sunday EvengalUtla Serv ice 1 10 p m.-Tueday. Bible Study 7 M in. Thuratlay, P Y H K. 1.J0 p.m. Hatuiday, Jubilee Service ALTAMONT BAPTIST J E Brock ua . u 4021 South oth I2D4 Mitchell Phone I.14IU 44 a.m. -Sunday Bcnoel 11:00 a m Morning Woraltlp , ST. FRANCIS CAHRIN1 CATHOLIC CHURCH Bonania Rev John Pheian 00 a m Sunday Mata OUR LADY OF GOOD CO UN St L CATHOLIC CHURCH Dorm Rev Con O'Connor . B.00 4 m, Sunday Maaa KT. AUGUHTINE'8 CATHOLIC CHURCH Merrill Rev. John Pneiaa ?:N and 10.44 a-m. Sunday Ma wet UNION GOSPEL MISSION IA1 Commercial C M run mi 10 00 am Bible School 11.00 a.m. Morning Worahlp f JO p ex Evening Worahtp KLAMATH TEMPLE 10O7 Pine Phona S32S Rev Keiih L. Hume 4:44 a.m. hundev School 11. u(l a.m. WOtfl-ng Wurahip .10 p.m. H.rarcomer Service 7:4 p nv tvengeltatta 1.44 p in. Wcuwuay Bible Study MERRILL FIRST PRESBYTERIAN :4S a.m. Sunday School At Ulbla C'eJi 7 jo p m li 1 1) la study Hour CHRISTIAN SCIENCE inn ana r miiwH Reading Room 1401 Ei pi ana da i-none ni 11.00 a.m. Sunoay Scnool 1 1 00 a.m. Hunday Sarvlra 4:00 p m. Wednaaday Evening Sarvlca PIRRT PRESBYTERIAN 4th and Pine Phona fill 0:M a m. church School for all age :30 a.m. Morning warani 11:00 a m. Morning Worahlp (Care of children during aarvlcea) 9 innnrrlnriahln Hour 4.30 pm Junior J Senior High Young I'aopie trilURCU OP CHRIST 1774 Arthur Phona 1.U40 10:00 a.m. Bible CUa are 11:00 a.m. Morning Worahlp T St p m, Mutual Edification 4 00 nmWedneeday Ulbla Study 00 IT YOURSELF' WITH nti ftaqulr.nl ICMt. eoNenri Mil I MOdlAI Mil . t UNO Mil LONG BELL LUMBER CO. MalH a. Un.l. Dk It AA V s BE SURE TO ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY GREAT SERVICES ARE BEING PLANNED 1007 PINE STREET Pastor , ' MX. LAKI COMMUNITY Rev. William w Alnley :4ft a m. Hundav School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worahlp q.q p ni. i..nriaiian Biiaaavur T:'M p.m.Tliuradey Choir Practlct 7:4(1 p.m. Evening Service 9 W p.m. Thurtday Bible Study MISSIONARY BAPTIST 4134 Oougiaa Bldar C. V Ulanchard 4143 Balaam Phono 1-3041 lo.oo a m. Sunday School icuu a m, Morning wuranip 7 00 p m Training Union 4 00 tvn. Kvenlng Worahlp 1:00 p uuWedneaday Ulbla Study FIRST BAPTIST lib and Washington fhoha SI7I Or E M Cauaey 4.44 a m Sunday School II 00 a m Morning Worahlp 0; 15 p in, Tialnliig Union H ON p in. Kvfftiing Worahlp I 0u p in Mid week Servlca. Wednfa- dav I; IS p.m. Choir Hehearaa) Thursday FIRST CHURCH OF GOD , 3403 A I lemon t ' Rev C II Beahm 4 45 a m -Hunday School II 00 e m Morning Worahlp 4 4ft p m, Young People I M p m EvanRellitlc ?:30 p m. Wedneaday -Bible Study JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES 433 N. Pth 1:Vi p m. Sunday Wairhiower Study 7.43 p m. Wednesday lllble Study 7 43 p.m. Prlday Service Mealing 1:43 pm Friday Ttteocrallo School REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JEHUS CHRIST OP LATTER DAY SAINTS 4th and Plum Phona 1-0174 Q 43 a m Sunday School Hot am Morning Worship 7 30 p m-Kvenlni Worship 0U p m - Wadnesdav-rellowihlp FIRST COVENANT 33 Walnut Phana Mil Joel C Nordlund 4 44 am. -Hilda School II 00 e m. Momma Worship 4 09 p m. Vellowshlp Hour 7:4ft p m WcdtiodayPraer Service COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH Port Klamath Rev Edmund fttanmn, tastor -30 a m. Morning Worship, Sunday 0:3b a m Church school and uuh bible claw. Sunday 10 30 Church School 4ui1. SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH 113 High fhone 4M Rev. T P Caaey, Paatur 100, 400. 930, and 1100 a -n - Sunday Maaaca 100, 4 00, 4 30 am. Holy ti4t Meaaaa 3 00-4 oo and 7:30-4 00 Saturlaya Coa feaalona FIRST CHRISTIAN lib and Pne Phoaa 1433 Kev ueorge A War 49 am Blbla School 11:00 a m. Morning Worahlp IWpm Adult ntble Study 4 30 p m. Christian Endeavor 130 p m. Evening Worhlp 7 JO p m. Wed neaday Pray ar Meeung TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Tulelaae. Calif. Rev Richard E Craaf Pat tor 1:30 a m Sunday School and Church nervicca Service beld In American Legion Ball YOUTH SOLDIERS FOR CHRIST 1134 Main. Mlaalnn Church Ph. J-1147 , ,- Italiry Effle Shelby. Pastor 10 00 a m Jtundav School 7:30 n m. Aundav Kvanerllitlc ftarvlra . 7:30 p.m. Tudjy, Wednesday and 7 30 p m. Prlday-Youth flight ZION LUTHERAN llth ang High Phoaa dm Rev R. R. Graaf SO a m. Sunday School Blbla CUM 11:00 a m, Morning Worahlp 0 30 p m. Family Nlghl laecond Sun dayai 1:30 p m. Youth Meeting fTtrat and Third Sundays! 1:30 p.m. Married Coupler Club (Pourth Sundayai OO p m. Thursday Adult rlaaa PILGRIM HOLINESS U0I Wanlland Phono 4344 nm-r u u weaver 49 am Sunday Schawl 11:00 a.m. Morning Worahlp TO pm.-YPS s 7.30 p.m. Evangeliitte 7:30 p m. Wednesday Pray at Meeting FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 10th and High Phona 361 Rev, Lloyd Hollo way, pastor awWWsW.tTOWWWVtWWWtVWWVWWtWi First Church of Christ. Scientist A Sranch ef The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mais. 10th end W.ihinto' Service SuadoyServlce.11i00e.nl. Sunday School, 1 1 :00 e.m. Wednesday evealaf MNn, 1:00 o'clock. Lesson-Sermon Subject, May 23 "SOUL AND BODY Golden Test: II Cotlnthleni 6:16. Whet agreement hath the temple of God with Idols? for ye are the temple of the living God. Christian Science Reading Room 1401 Esplanade One Block From Herald and Newt Rev. Betty Kg?) FLORINCI HECK TL High Plans Services TULELAlCE High school ac- llvltlo arc going into the home ntreith toward commencement, June 2. Uiicculourcnlo fccrvlccn will be Hu"(lay evening, Mny 20. 8 p.m., California lime In the high school KynuuiMum. The ftcrmon -will be given by Father Francis O'Connor, pontor of Holy Crois.i Church. The senior brcakliuit will be giv en by senior mothers, Monday May 31. F. A. Gllllllen, dean of science, Oregon State College, will be the commencement speaker, Juno 2, 8 p.m. in the high school gymna sium. Diplomas will be presented lo io girls and 10 boys by w. H. Weltkamp, clerk of the Siskiyou Joint U,on High School board. Scholarship awards will be pre sented to honor students by E. L. Coyner, principal; Don Phillip and Dorothy Bhupp, faculty advisers: prculdciits of the Tulelake high school PTA, Business and Proles- slonal Women, and the American Association of University Women. Florence Heck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Heck will deliver the valedictory. Oary Coyner, son of Principal and Mrs. Coyner will give the salulalory. The high school band and glee clubs will assist with Uie program. Craduatmg seniors will be Na- dine Dnhle. Ruth Calloway, Jean Orant, Florence Heck. Joyce Hoi. brook, Nancy Lou Jenkins, Norma Kosta, Doris Matthews, Helen Pe terson. Joan Rclnmlller, Donna Schroeder.Vclma Thompson, Donna Stover, Marilyn Wilson, c o n 1 1 a Wood, Nancy Young. Kenneth Ab laard. Frits Anthes, J. Allred, Oary Coyner. James Crown. John Day, Don Keilchcr. Will Olson, Robert Parker and Jim Smith. PROTEST MOSCOW W -. The British Em, bassy said Friday It has delivered a note to the Soviet government protesting the ousting of Mai, Charles London, assistant military attache at the embassy. The note said Britain considers the Soviet charge that Ma). Landon engaged in spying completely unfounded. 9:4S a.m. Church School, Sunday 11:00 a.m Servlca of Worship. Sunday 7:00 p.m Youth rellow.hip Sunday T:30 pjn. Fallowthlp Hour, aunday BONANZA NAZARENE CHURCH Mr.. Roy Thomai, Pallor O.oo a.m.-Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Sunday, Morning Worship 7:30 p.m Sunday. Young Fsoplt'i Meeting ' 6.00 p.m. Sunday, Evangelistic Serv-t-a How Christian Science Heals "You Con Pass the Tests of Life." KFLW (1450 ke.) Sunday 9:30 a.m. REV. KEITH L. HUME Pester EVERY SATURDAY AT 7:30 P.M. ON KFJI E. Hume, Co-Pastor I Soil '.' . . . A-n r , S ( 4 r LMLl OAr COYNER Vet's Mailbag Summer school, .starting within the next few weeks, will provide the last chance for thousands of post-Korea veterans to start train, Iiik under the Korean 01 bill. Vet erans Administration said. X he ve.eruiis who must act In a hurry, if they want OI school ing, are those who were dis charged or separated from service before August 20, 1952. and who have not yet taken advantage of the 01 training benefit. - Under the law. they must en roll In, and actually begin, an approved program of training be fore this coming August 20 In order to continue afterwards. For veterans who fall to act In time, the chance to train will be gone for good. The problem facing school-going veterans Is that few summer schools will be in session on the August 20 deadline date, VA ex plained. For tnal reason, Inese veterans will find that summer classes, getting under way shortly, will be the last classes in which they can start training before the cut-off dale. For veterans planning GI on-the- job training, the need for action Is Just as important, If not so Im mediate. Job training programs al'o must be started by August 20. The August 20 desdline for start ing applies only to post-Korea vet erans who left the service on or before August 20, 1952, VA em phasized. All veterans separated after that date will have two years from the time ol their release to begin. QUESTION OF THE WEEK Q. Is it possible to a GI loan to buy residential property con taining more than one family unit? A. Ves. However, If one veteran is buying, the total number ol sep- erate units he can get Is lour. BUDGET BONN, Germany I The West German Parliament Friday gave final approval to a 27,173.000.000 mark ($6.466.000i budget for the fiscal year 1954-55. One-third of It Is marked for defense costs. OaKefffromiT! girls... stay Wealthy By BESSY, The Basin Bossy Notice how both tight skirts and those that billow and swirl are In the vogue this year? And the atyles are charming, Indeed. But either way, a trim figure means a lot. Tight skirts over extracur ricular bulges you know what they look like. And hippy gals In flare skirts find there's no real camouflage for extra weight. Dorothy Collins, who gives a popular clgaret brand real per sonality on TV, f popped up with ! a real nice ear- 1 and - hair combo arrangement re- c e n 1 1 y . They were earrings, , I'm, sure, b u i L they Included her F her ears to the K back. Her hair BESSY style was a mod ified page boy, and the decorative accessories curled about the roll as prettily as Springtime. New twist. Kentucky Colonel bow Ues are ready to buy at some men's stores the clip-on variety, of course. They're delightful with light Spring blouses. Colora come In bright reds, yellows, blues and greens. -e- Bathlng suits are sprightly as you want them this season. Ac cents are on casualness, freedom and practicality. And they still look like a million dollars. As has ocen tho trend, colors are many And varied all calculated to gar ner a glance or several from tho male platoons In the neigh' borhood. -e- Sunshlne Is a must, true. But a creamy, smooth complexion is the perfect one to reveal to the sun's warming, tanning rays this summertime. Might I suggest you make It a healthy practice to prime yourself continually for that skin of satin smoothness by doing ono thing as Important as anything else you do and keep your complexion good: Drink MILK. It offers more than sunshine It selfand, by the way, Includes the sun's very own Vitamin D right in It, You can't beat that, no matter Promotion Plans For Spuds Told Objectives, plans, themes and methods of promoting KlamaUv Deacmites Russet potatoes Is to be presented to the Joint Advertising Committee for advertising Klamath-Deschutes potatoes, according to Ben Davidson, secretary of ths newly formed group. A meeting for consideration of the new promotion program will be held In Klamath Falls In June. The new group consists of grow ers association representa tives from Siskiyou and Modoc counties In California, and the grower associations from Klamath and Deschutes areas In Oregon. Members of the committee are: Wendell 8c hey and Glenn Arthur, Tulelake; Louis Lyon, Malin; Troy Quails, Merrill; H. W. Bteelham mer, Powell Butte, and Orvall Bucknes, Terrebonne, The advisory group for the Ore gon Potato Commission, which will allocate funds to the grower as aoclatlons for Committee use, Is ' For Lee's Letting Lustra PHOTO FINISHING In Merrill . . . - MERRILL PHARMACY Wxihika ShopA and BreaihleitH Kitises... hugs In the dark . . . beady glances and Y-O-O H-O-O-S . . , whispered endearments, -a misty veil and starry eyes . . . your very own door "stoop, p'ots a kittles in your kitchen, a downy head . , . ALL as a result of CURRIN'S snd COTY ... all as a result of the big VALUE, "Cupid In Disguise," a WHOLE dram of COTY PER- . FUME that usually nicks you for 12 now GOING ' for $1! FOUR of the world famous FRAGRANCES in ritzy white-and-gold boxes . . . PARIS . . . I'ORI-GAN-. . . EMERAUDE . CURRIN'S. THESE days "penney plnchin' " is a public pastime . . , you save a nickel, and then another and someday they'll make a dollar. COTY PERFUMES are the gifts that are heartfully appreciated . . . and It's GRADUA - HON TIME and BRIDE GIFT time and time to go to that famous Beauty Bar at NINTH and MAIN, C I Itltl.VS it Vfhen backs of skirts get shiny, sponge them with a solution of half water and half anunounla. If shine persists, rub lightly with a clean anede brush. Use cheesecloth saturated with vinegar to remove shine from blue serge, black silk and crepe. The abort woman who is well-proportioned should not feel she cannot wear any fin piece. One of the capes that are ao lovely with spring suits and dresses can look very well on her provided she selects one that is shorter than waist length. Looking For... EXCITEMENT . . . want the whales to roar ... hope that folks will look again and wish 'that there were more' . . . like YOU on the beach in a SWIM SUIT from TOWN SHOP7 . . . well . . . it's EASY if you'll ask for a CATALINA ... a ROSE MARIE RE ID or a COLE of CALIFORNIA In one of the "beau-catching" beauties we found this week . . . TOOK ONE look at the windows snd went right IN to TOWN SHOP to find SWIM SUITS for EVERY figure, in dynamite-loaded fashions , . , ' these "little - girl agin", BLOOMER suits that do a million dollars worth of "diplomacy" for YOUR figure, SHIRRED sweeties In faille . . . cutles in COTTON . . . nifties In nylon and VERY glamorous VELVETS from $6.95 to $35.00 at TOWN SHOP ... ' Ask for "Darlln' Daughter" with puffs and puckers in blue faille . . . "American Girl" buttoned and tabbed in brown . . . "Pixie Puff" in navy, shirred to shield you ... "Buszin Around," a pink pretty In bloomer style, all bouncin' with BEES . . . "SUCCESS STORY" with little SKIRT for FULLER FIG URES (you don't need to be a SLIM-JIM to wear SWIM SUITS from TOWN SHOP!) Look for built-in BRAS that "hold you mould you" ... ELASTIC shirring like your very own SKIN . . . ZIPPERS that won't leave you "bare-naaked" . . . look for BIKINI briefs that leave EVERY possible INCH to the sun, giddy and gaudy FUN fancies ... . v Look to your laurels tn an "O-O-H and A-A-H" black VELVET with bosom-beautlfy-Ing band of black SEQUINS, shirring to show your shelf your, svelte sweetness . , . don a WHITE faille and rhinestones tor whistle bait snd boardwalk promenading. Trip tidily In beach shoes of terry cloth . , , lio lazily on beach towels, but don't even START toward the briny brine until you've INVESTIGATED with' verve, the CAT ALINA . . . ROSE MARIE REID ... the COLE of CALIFORNIA swim suits at FIFTH and MAIN, TOWN SIIOl Elmer Lemler, Merrill, Norm Wei- nana, poweil Buiie. uudloy Bllton, Vale, John Degnan Merrill and Bryant Williams, Klamath Falls. The program to be presented will be a long range one geared to help the wholesale and distributive trade move the largest possible quantity of Klamath-Deschutes Russets In orderly profitable manner for both growers and distributive and retail trade alike. Eight areas are being considered for Intensive local promotion and merchandising. However, the de gree of trade support In evidence, both wholesale and retail, will have much influence over markets final ly selected by the committee. Plans will be announced early enough to Friendly Helpfulness To Every Creod and Puna Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Maraaerfre M. Ward and Sang 924 High Phona 3334 nsss L'AIMANT at wrong side calls you GRAM . , . maybe she's your BABY sitter, but WHOEVER she IS, she's feminine, loves to look into a mirror, to es with powder and outline her lips with the help of a. COMPACT from BICKYS. Because WE'RE still young In heart and tho we danced through the "wicked" J's give Jobbers and wholesalers plenty of time to take advantage of this year's efforts. Some promotional work In trad mediums for seed potato growers In various areas covered by the two-state group Is contemplated. Executives of Paclflo National Advertising Agency. Portland., who have been retained by the Klanv atn-Deschutes committee as promo, tlon and merchandising counsel, are working on plans end have done some field survey work la two market In preparation lor the June meeting. We are Int gainst modernism. Ill hvn, Idolatry, atfcehrlc Caw fwinbm and warldllnatt as we ever were. If thara Is aerf similarity aarywhere; let It ha eedenrood, that we tatta stand against worldly Clerbv tlans. Wa betlevo tfcar CJHrh rtoM shoald live godly ca secreted I href which b Mm road that loads to Cpr1stfae saectn and posrrfv foot that ana Is child of Gad. Adv. ShopA QoA Some Women Soil - through summer looking like a wood nymph . . . cool, collected, casual . .. . OTHERS scurry through the long, lazy days, harried, haggard, hating the heat and we've won dered WHY . . . esked the $64 question at WBTTAL'B and FOUND the ANSWER in those heavenly C O M PRESSED DISKS, scented with SHOCKING de 8CHIA-. PARELLI, that burst Into pink bloom when dampened with water and cool yon .. quick like a mountain stream when held in the palm or nested Heath your - chin. THESE tiny DISKS, no larger than a QUARTER, expand, into a generous square, to wash sticky fingers, smooth a brow in a hospital, whisk away grime while traveling, do a fresh-up Job at the office , . . marvel, ous for air trips and baby's "mop-up.1 FRAG RANT gift for the GRADUATE ... a TUBS of SHOCKING de SCHZAPARELLI COM PRESSES, $1.75, NO TAX, you've been wait ing. HERE they ARE at WHTTAV8 with EATJ de COLOGNE SHOCKING by SCHIA PARELLT, packaged hv pink with individual ATOMIZER, the fragrance that has sent men to their knees, to thoughts of escape, to long safaris, on a trail around the world for a whiff of its FRAGRANCE on a dashing damsel . . . . LARGE bottle of COLOGNE and the" ATOM IZER (S8.5 regular) NOW on SPECIAL for $5 plus tax . . . and DID you KNOW that SHOCKING by SCHZAPARELLI is put out In LIMITED, shipments Just a FEW TIMES a YEAR? ... So dash, m" hearties, dash away, ont and ALL for the scent that, will . bind your man tight as metal chains, at WjHYTAL'S . 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