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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1954)
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINI 19 ' '0 OF NORMAL " ISiMW teS!ii&ai l I I 100:. OR MORE OF NORMAL 'PIJIJI 50 T0 '00v'i 0F NORMAL 1 1 1 25 TO 50ft OF NORMAl 10 TO 2591 OF NORMAL 0 TO 10go OF NORMAl ' DROUGHT FANS OUT FROM DUST BOWL. White areas show where precipitation from mid May to mid-July and stream flow from Oectober to March were normal or better. The shaded areas are all on the minus side of the groundwater normal, and with precipitation less than normal, as indicated by the key. Precipitation in the Klamath Basin is slightly under last year but is two inches above normal. Senate Confirms TVA Chairman WASHINGTON Ifl The Senate Wednesday confirmed Brig. Gen. Herbert D. Vogel as a member of the three-man board of directors of the Tennessee Valley Authority. Vogel will be named chairman of TVA's board. BLOW GUATEMALA W In a sweep ing new blow at supporters of. de posed President Jacobo Arbenz Guzman, Guatemala's ruling junta Tuesday dissolved political parties, Communist-dominated labor un ions and Red front organizations which backed the ousted regime. toQ cane )S&k CAN with C"tf $A's yy FROM. MARVIN'S 3f?r wriNnpRi a Kin vM COATS 100 Virgin Wool Use our convenient lay away plan. Select one of these little misses coats," NOW from a complete stock of fine all wool and cashmere mixtures, by, "Rofrfu Rnefl" Rirpmnr find . T Block nothing like them in n Klamath Falls .93 10 -14 And Up To 95 29 95 Smart Little Cotton SCHOOL DRESSES 1 For Girls of All Ages' Cirls School dresses are arrivinq daily in a wide variety of new colors and fabrics select them early and avoid disappointment all prices all aqes from 2 to 14 years. Shop Marvin's Before You Buy! 398 a 98 r- 95 -4-5 Boy's School Clothes Pants - Shirts : Jeans - Jackets Boy's Denim Jackets 239 . 269 Pants - Shirt and Tie Sets Cute little brown checked slacks, with white shirt and tie to motch. A dondy little school set ot a very special low price. 4 88 BOY'S SCHOOL SHIRTS .98 1 " 98 y 520 MAIN ST. 4. i o n ana z u o DOWN STAIRS 520 MAIN ST. Ex-President Hoover Says He'll Aid OOP Campaign CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa fl Former President Hoover says he will be "glad to help in any way I can" in Republican political campaigning between now and the November elections. He was completing a round of visits in his-native Iowa today. They began yesterday in his birthplace at the nearby village of West Branch, where more than 10.000 people gathered to honor him on his 80th birthday. After the "birthday party," he flew to Mason City and was scheduled to VKTS MEETING SEATTLE I An estimated 2.500 veterinarians are expected here for the American Veterinary Medical Assn. convention Aug. 23. 26. dedicate a school there and an other In Cedar Rapids before fly ing to New York this afternoon. The nature of his speech at West Branch aroused considerable spe culation as to whether it was an opening gun In the GOP political cannonading. He blasted the Dem ocrats for presidential "misuse of power" in both domestic and for eign policies during the 20 years they were in office. Before he left his home town, a reporter asked him if he intends to make any campaign speeches this fall. "I have no specific plans," he said, "but I'll be glad to help In any way I can." Hoover's appearance, on his SOth birthday, deeply surprised people who had not seen him in some NOW IN KLAMATH FALLS! "The World Fomout" lOc HAMBURGER A Delicious Mealtime Treat NEAL'S Fountain 1229 Main St. years. He was full of vigor. He marched through a warm sun, de livered a lengthy speech without a falter, rode dusty miles to dedi cate schools in Iowa City and West Branch and was still in a joking mood at the end of a long day, i "Some people have to endow a school to have it named after them," he told a crowd at a new elementary school. "I am more fortunate." The force with which he attacked the actions of the Democrats, and the applause he evoked, showed that he Is still capable of taklni part hi a political affray. 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Puzzled Mother look no further! . . . why scramble 'round the town and up and down the street, across the way or over the fence when the answer to SCHOOL SHOES is found at MILLER'S SHOE DEPARTMENT. YOU know and WE know that smooth WHITE ELK sad dle OXFORDS are the answer to every school girl's deep-in-her-heart wish, ESPECIAL LY if the sole is hand-sewn to white RUBBER . . . That she. will go "crazily to class" in WHITE BUCK with a coral PINK sole, if all "the other debs have . WHITE BUCK, too," and they will if all MOMS have been to MILLER'S to take advantage of the low PRICES, $7.95 for an $8.95 SHOE. Found those "love-of-her-life" always popu lar MOCCASIN LOAFERS that put her in-thc-swim with the girl next door, classic HAND SEWN MOCS at $7.95 or the two-buckle loafer at the same price tag. "NOBODY" wants to be DIFFERENT and when all the gang wears "DUCKBILLS" your Diana wants to wear DUCKBILLS too, so MIL LER'S SHOE DEPARTMENT (not to be different) stocked DUCKBILLS in white ELK and THREE colors of suedes, natural, blue, and gray . . . these are neat and nifty at $6.95. "Wee Willie and Wee Wilma Winkles" can be fitted at MILLER'S SHOE DEPARTMENT with those famous NATlONALLY-known RED GOOSE shoes for BOYS and GIRLS, sizes to fit EVERY "noun" and "multiplication" prospect . . . Put your youngsters in the hands of an EX PERT who knows normal AND difficult feet . . . FRIENDS are MADE on the fitting stool . . . don't take CHANCES . . . salesmen can fit the very NARROW to the very WIDE foot with SHOES that will wear and make the wearer happy at 512 Main Street, i'orsakina All Others ... stick by RicKYS . . . swear fidelity, unending faithfulness and end your search for a BACK-TO SCHOOL WATCH for your campus "come-upper" during RICKYS "Back-to-School" TRADE-IN event . . . LISTEN . . . HEAR ana ao a CHEER ... 50c to $50 for an OLD watch . . . ANY OLD watch, it needn't even TICK to TRADE it I IN on a brand NEW timepiece that catches your EYE at RICKYS. Ask for a CKUTON irom $21.95 ... an ELGIN from $33.75 ... a HAMILTON from $57.50 ... a IC BULOVA from $29.75. " f Look for the BACK-TO-SCHOOL I special at $19.95, the waterproof, ifQ. shock - resistant, anti magnetic Ayht watch with unbreakable crystal U" . that will stand a tackle on Modoc field, a scramble in the city pool, a header from a Palomino, a parachute drop in the Azores . . . all THIS plus a matching metal expansion band with every SPECIAL watch purchased during this event. BUDGET terms, remember, given with a smile . . . every PRICE mentioned is with federal TAX included at 700 Main Street, 1IICKYS History, straight out of a classroom's school book,' influences little girl fashions this year. The perky little doublet dress is borrowed from Robin Hood ... the gaslight era is reflected in flounced and tucked dresses with layers of nylon net pettiskirts for dancin' ... the Spanish influence comes through in princess coat for dresses with ruffled-front blouses. M ILLEIl'S SHOE 1)EIT. All Kyi' Are Turned Very brief jackets or shruggies are heading right into the fall school picture . . . these can be made from a yard of material in a wink of For the gal who will be padding the halls of a dorm this fall, cotton challis PJs in the dearest old-fashioned flower prints with match ing soft-soled slippers make a nice "we-hope-you-will-like-studying" gift . . . these will put her in the "let's-tell-secrets" circle. k If a fluffy, nylon net formal needs a bit of shoulder cover, make a jacket of turquoise or black velvet . . . deep violet is lovely with But tercup yellow ... or combine, .the topax and copper shades. an eye. School llu sen are waiting, classes will come, small fry are clam oring, can't wait for the fun of getting back to books and pencils. Be sure YOUR'S are well shod in WEATHERBIRDS from TOTS TO TEENS. Did a little SHOPPING for you this week to save your time and temper . . . found sturdy SCHOOL SHOES for BOYS and GIRLS . . . British tan and dark brown bluch ers, grain calf that can take a beat ing, all-LEATHER soles, narrow heel, 8'2 to 3. Discovered clever, classy little ' T H'U Ut-lll A 1U ,l,t. lames, tne lamous uul,l,yvvul..- for GIRLS with nailhcad-studdcd fringed flaps for the youngsters with narrow feet, same stylo in British tan . . . TOTS TO TEENS will help YOUR chick put her best foot forward at PRICES that won't prickle your skin. Found cunning little COTTON frocks for your prissy Priscilla, gay little PRINTS, splashy little light and dark plaids . . . pretty party pas tels in orlon, nylon, satins,' gay and giddy, girlish frocks for playtimes . . . SIZES 7-14 and SUB TEENS for Susie, 8-14, PRICED $5.98 to $8.98. START your shopping stint NOW at 519 Main Street, TOTS TO TEK.VS to MILLER'S, all ROADS lead right there . . . all THOUGHTS center 'round the spot whore you'll find the FALL'S handsomest WOOLS in the YARDAGE DEPARTMENT, for BACK-TO-SCHOOL sewing. THIS year for the FIRST time you'll get PENDLETON WOOLS from the bolt, the very same fine r, fabrics that you've known for many ' a moon in PENDLETON jack els, now at MILLERS ... by the S- YARD, plains and plaids for . . . FROCKS . . . SKIRTS . . . SUITS " ... JACKETS . . . $4.98 and $6.98. BUTTERICK patterns for genu ine PENDLETON jackets at MILLER'S . . . where you'll find soft and supple PLAIN woolens to match the heavenly colors in the plaid, and DID you know that it you have a jacket purchased YEARS ago that PENDLETON can match the dyes if you've set your palpitating heart on a matching SKIRT . . . that PENDLETON dyes go BACK to the verv first SWATCH? Found the BUTTERICK pattern for a "YARD SKIRT," smart as can be, made from ONE yard of wool . . . tweedy mixtures, plaids, checks, plains . . . starting at $3.95 ... That washable, oh-so-easy to sew Orion and wool mixture at MILLER'S, $3.95 . . . boucle SUITINGS, $6.95 . . . FLEECES for keeping out the winter breezes, guarding you from numerous sneezes, lovely wintertime colors, $5.95 and $7.95. Acrilon and rayon SUITINGS that take a per manent pleat that you can't wash out, 45-inches wide for versatile use at only $1.95 .. . SEWING NOTIONS and patterns to pleasa vou . . . BUTTERICK . McCALL . . . SIMPLICI TY . . . VOGUE on ORDER at the store where YARDAGE is YOURS, 512 Main Street, MILLER'S i
