THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. ORE.
PAGE SEVEN
City
Card Party The Suburban
League auxiliary will sponsor a
publlo pinochle party at 1:30
o'clock Thursday afternoon In
the community hall on Garden
avenue. The public la liuurd a
cordial Invitation to attend.
Dessert will b served at 1:30
o'clock. Chairman la Mra. Ralph
Nelson aaslatcd by Mra. Rose
Miller, Mra. Dacey Hoover and
Mra. Connie BJorkland.
For
Easter
April 13
Give a
Portrait
One
Beautiful Gold-Blend
Specially Priced
$25
Yeur Photographer
For 1 1 Yeart
Kennell-Ellis
U. S. Bank Building
lh at Main , . Taj. 3252
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"Spring 1941" Jacket and
bolero effects, shirtwaist
and princess frocks. Plain
or printed tubabla cot
tons, Rises 7 to 16.
Biiefc
To San Francisco Thelma
Da via, head of the coametira de
partment at Currin'a (or Druga,
left Wedneaday morning for San
Kranciaco where alie will attend
the advanced training courae
given by the Helena Hublnateln
anion of New York. She la the
only Oregon girl attending the
courae.
from Dunamulr Mra. Tim
othy Murphy and daughter, Mra.
Almont Cilhaon, motored to
Klamath Ha II a early Wedneaday
to apend the day. They are real,
drnta of Dunamulr, Calif,
Takea Position Don W. nice.
formerly anaocialed with lila
fHther In the Klamath Baaln
Seed company, haa accepted a
pnailinn aa aaleaman with Turner
Chevrolet compnny.
Leavea Hoapital Mra. Ivan
T. Dennett, 3114 Croaby afreet,
left Klamath Valley hoapital for
her home Tueaday after rerelv
Ing treatment for pneumonia.
Ilancoraj lu Show
At Sportm Ilnnquet
Mr. and Mra. John McCown
have been asked to preacnt a
floor ahow at the banquet for
the Oregon Winter Sporta aa
aoclatlon, Monday evening at
the Klk hotel. The following
numbera will be presented:
Iriah tap, Donna Wilkea; Lan
caaliire clog, Herbert Kirby; high
kick acrobatic number, Elaine
F.lliaon; "Bye Bye Bluea," Shir
ley Francis; English hornpipe.
Donna Wilkea; military tap, Her
bert Kirby; acrobatic number,
Shirley Francis.
WAIT TILL HC GETS HOME
I uuui.Lir.ii, coio., w) pa
trolman George Pederaon recog
nized the automobile which waa
double-parked, minus its driver.
He wrote aummons.
The driver who ahowed up In
traffic court was Mra. George
Pederaon.
The condition for democracy
and for art are one and the
aame John Hay Whitney, pres
ident. New York'a Museum of
Modern Art.
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SPRING DRESSES
To Banish "Madame X. Pense"
From Your Fine Spring Budget!
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Elsewhere
In Oregon
OREGON CITY, March 12 (IP)
The Victor Alien aawmill near
here waa destroyed by fire yes
terday. Two barns, one filled
with hay and grain, a truck, au
tomobile, two trailers and stored
furniture also were lost.
SANDY. March 12 OP) W. E.
Randolph, vice president of
Sandy high school, returned to
the classroom yesterday after be
ing absent for the first time In
16 yeara because of illness.
OREGON CITY. March 12 VP)
Twenty. six contracts covering
production of 380,000 pounda of
IB41 hope have been filed with
Guy H. Pace, Clackamaa county
clerk, It waa reported yesterday.
Prlcea range from 23 to 39a
cents, and commitments cover
828 acres. '
HII.LSnOno, March 12 VP)
Enlarged quarters for the hobby
ahow and additional aleeplng
facilitiea for 4-H club boya who
care for the liveatork will be
provided at the Waahlngton
county fair this year.
HERMISTON, March 12 UP)
The federal government would
like to know who opened the
144-square miles of land west of
here before It took the property
over recently for an smmunl
tlon dump. '
The army moved In by right
of eminent domain, but would
pay the previous owners. Jack
rabbits and a few hardy sheep
are the only ones to claim the
land of sagebrush and rimrock
so far.
PENDLETON. March 2 VP)
The school board yesterday ap
pointed J. D. McKee, Pendleton
furniture dealer to fill va
cancy caused by the resignation
of R. M. Crommelln.
HERMISTON. March 12 VP)
Influx of ordinance depot work
era haa increased school classes
and forced hiring of one new
teacher with one or two more
contemplated before the end of
the year.
OH. PROFESSOR
DENVER. UP) Caleb F.
Gatea Jr., haa scaled Alpine and
Colorado peaks without Injury.
But he arrived on crutches to
become acting chancellor of
Denver university.
The former assistant dean at
Princeton explained:
"It'i humiliating. I tripped
over our bulldog and broke my
ankle."
Can you trust your own eyes?
If you can, you'll recognize
these "breath of Spring"
dresses for smash values the
minute you see them! Colors,
prints, attractive rayon fab
rics . . . emblems, lingerie
touches, zip fronts, jackets,
redingotes. 12-20; 38-44;
46-52.
YOUR NEW COAT
Fashion Headliners At This
Low Price By Kings Decree!
Women', Misses' Sixes
AT VOTER LU
The public of Klamath Falls
will have the opportunity to
hear Wayne L. Morse, dean of
the law school of the University
of Oregon and the Pacific cos it
arbitrator of longshore disputes.
when he will speak before
luncheon of the League of
Women Voters and frlenda next
Monday, March 17, at 12:30
p. m. at the Elk hotel. Hla sub
ject will be "Arbitration aa
Method of Settling Labor Dis
putes." Dean Morse la prominent in
arbitration activities and hla
talk will be of vital Interest at
this time. He Is well known as
a apeaker and all who have
heard him apeak report him as
being extremely interesting and
worthwhile.
' Men as well aa women are in
vited to attend the luncheon. An
invitation haa been issued to the
various service clubs. Reserva
tions may be made with Mrs.
Roland Wright, dial 6750. You
are asked to make these before
Saturday evening.
This luncheon comes on (he
regular meeting date of the lea
gue and will take the place of
the usual afternoon meeting.
Capacity Crowd
Seen Pictures
A capacity crowd was present
to see the moving picture of the
Scandinavian countries at the
First Covenant church Tuesday
night where a aeriea of meetings
Is being conducted.
The Wednesday evening aerv
ice waa scheduled to be held in
the Scandinavian language, and
the guest speaker will also ad
dress audiences on Thursday and
Friday evenings. The meetings
begin at 7:43 p. m., in the church
at 823 Walnut avenue.
OH, WELL. GOOD EXERCISE
CHICAGO. VP) Battalion
Chief A. G. Brandt and his band
of 17 fiie fighters, called to ex
tlnguish a blaze in a penthouse
atop a 16-story building, were
informed that the elevators
weren't working.
So up the atalrs and a fire
escape they trudged with their
extinguishers, hose, axes, etc..
and put out the blaze. It
then that they noticed an Inter
ested onlooker.
"How," they qulered, "did you
get up here?
"In an elevator in the ad
joining building," replied he.
"Would you like to ride down?"
Bonnets, toques, turbans,
aaJlore ... in straws, felts
and Jerseys. Pert vails,
bright trims, gay colors.
SPRING HATS
1.65
Answer to your dearest
dream . . . shirred shoul
ders, saddle shoulders,
yoke backs, belts, half
belts, white collars,
boxy, fitted or reefer
styles. New colors, new
fabrics. All at dramatic
King's Sale savings!
Dial 5188
Coast Guard to Escort
Seals to Alaskan Waters
ASTORIA, March 11 (UP)
A large herd of Pacific seal is
expected to pass off the Oregon
shore within the next few days
on an annual Journey to rook
eries in Alaskan waters and the
coast guard cutter Onondaga
left the Columbia river mouth
today to aearch for It.
Sailors reported seeing scat
tered groups of seals last week,
about SO miles off shore. The
coast guard escorts the herd to
Alaska each year under terms of
a treaty signed originally sev
eral decades ago by the United
States, Japan, Russia and Can
ada. The treaty waa drawn up to
Raiders Bomb
Suez Canal
CAIRO. Egypt. March 12 tPi
Air raiders again bombed the
Suez canal area Tuesday, but
caused no damage, the Egyptian
government reported.
"An air raid warning was
sounded early this morning in
the Suez canal area, In the
course of which a few bombs
were dropped," the Egyptian
ministry of the interior an
nounced. "No damage or cas
ualties resulted."
(Germans aay that traffic
through the Suez canal has
been paralyzed by ships sunk
in the channel by previous air
attacks).
Reward Extended
For Walberts
MEDFORD, March 12 VP) -
The Medford Flying club today
extended its $250 reward for
the recovery of the bodies of
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Walbert,
Medford couple, missing since
last November while on a plane
trip to Portland, for another
month from March 13, its date
of expiration. It is the third ex
tension. A recently-purchased plane by
the Flying club, of which the
Walberts were members, will be
used during the spring and sum
mer, In aerial hunts for the
couple.
Astrologers say people born
In January are leaders. Maybe
because they have at least
month's start on the rest of us.
NOW NASH AND THE "OTHER
and
MOST MILES PER GALLON . . .
proved by Nash, wtth Fourth Speed
Forward, competing with other 6
and S cylinder cars in official Cilmoro
Economy Run.
Good driver gat up to 30 mi. a gallon!
WHICH would you rather own
one of the other low-priced
cars, or thit bit, exciting Noth thai
got up to SO miles on a gallon ofoatf
Take your choice now they're
all in the same price class.
Co lo your Nash dealer below
drive this new kind of car. See why
thousands are changing to Nash
why Nash sales gains are the talk
of the industry.
You'll get more miles per gallon
of gas, as proved by owners' reports.
A tape-measure shows it's the roont
iett car. And no other can match
protect the herd from extinc
tion, threatened because of ir
regular hunting. But the treaty
lapsed this year and Japan re
fused to sign it again. The Jap
anese have declared they are
free to hunt seal if they desire.
Only Indians sailing small
boats or primitive canoes and
using only bow and arrow and
spear may hunt the seal, under
international regulations.
The government kills 40,000
to 30,000 of the animals each
year and sells the furs to the
highest bidders after they are
tanned. Only three year old
malea are taken.
WASHINGTON. March 12 VP)
Death struck for the fourth time
this year at the membership of
the 77th congress, when Repre
sentative Pius L. Schwert,
Buffalo, N. Y., democrat, suffer
ed a fatal heart attack last night
at a hotel dinner party. He was
48 years old.
Schwert collapsed at a dinner
table shortly after making a
speech at the party attended by
his wife and a group of congress
men. He was taken to a hospital
but was pronounced dead upon
arrival.
A former catcher for the New
York Yankees, Schwert was
serving his second term in Con
gress. SECRET SLIPPED
Chinese prisoners of war dis
closed the secret of paper manu
facture to Arab captors about
751 A. D. That knowledge was
spread to Europe about 1130. j
We are now, for the first
time, approaching quantity pro
duction in the sense that the
term applied to the auto indus
try of many years ago. Richard
W. Miller, president of Vultee
Aircraft
The New 141
Small Hemes Year - Book.
Just out. 84 pages, with
plans. Complete Information
on how you can finance at
leas than Rent Costs.
Phona 3144 Big Basin Lum
ber Co. for your copy.
look how much more you
the smoothness of its coit-springing
on all four wheels the cose of its
Two-way Roller Steering ... the
laftty of its welded body-and-frame
construction.
"Just finished 9,897 miles of coast-to-coast
driving, averaging 25.9
miles a gallon finest riding ear I
ever owned," writes J. H. P., Paw
tucket, R. I. New Jersey owner, E.
W. says, "Averaging 2 8 miles to the '
gallon in regular highway travel."
Why not take advantage of its
overall savings of $70 to $100 a
year? Drive it and you, too, will
change to Nash!
NEDS NASM iOTTOIS
Republican Win
New York Seat,
Halls Unity
NEW YORK. Mareh 11 Ifl
Joseph Clark Baldwin, new con
ffressional rnrajntativ frnm
Manhattan's 17th "silk-stocking"
aistnct, stepped into the late
Kenneth F. Stmoann'a noat tn-
day, hailing his victory as proof
of American unity on aid to the
embattled democracies.
A republican, aa waa hi - -
decessor, the former city coun
cilman DOlled 23.232 vntM In
yesterday's special election. His
democratic rival. Lawyer-Author
Dean A. Alfange, whose candi-
aacy rum oeen championed by
President Roosevelt, garnered
16,690.
Eugene P. Connolly, American
labor candidate and only one
of the three to campaign in op
position to the British-aid and
defense programs, trailed with
4V0O.
Baldwin attributed his tri
umph largely to the endorsement
of Wendell L. Wlllkie. 1940
republican oresidential nomine
who said of the election:
The result is a great forward
step toward unity in our coun
try's foreign policy and likewise
for competence in the adminis
tration of our defense program
and sanity in our domestic not.
itics."
GAVE READING
MONMOUTH, March 11
Maxine Loosler. dauahter of Mr.
and Mrs. R. S. Loosley of Fort
Klamath, Oregon, gave a very
entertaining readinc for - the
Jessica Todd Hall assembly pro
gram, Tuesday, March 4. The
program featured the fireside
social hour that the girls enjoy
7 -f M
INSURED SAVINGSl
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FIRST FEDERAL
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF
KLAMATH FALLS
Member Federal Saving and Loan Insurance Corporation
Sixth at Main Dial 818S
MOST ROOM . . . Nash has R MOST COMFORT . : . only low-
moro seating room than other price car wtth coB-springtng on aff
low-price cars. Rear can bo made four wheels ... for the smoothest
up into double bed! ride a car can have.
Only Nash has body and frame weld- Only lowifice car offering Weather
ed into one unit, safer, twist-proof. Eye CondrUowed Air System.
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after , hours. Many other inter,
eating numbers were presented.
Miss Loosley la a member of
the Crimson O and is active In
other student affairs on the Ore
gon College of Education
campus.
A Scottish law of 1288 gave
bachelors a chance of escaping
leap year proposals by the la
dles upon payment of a fine up
to one Engliah pound sterling.
TWO CAN
LIVE AS
CHEAP
AS ONE"
- II They Use Our
ECONOMY SERVICE I
ONLY H POUND
And you'll have all thai
extra time to save en
things you really have
. e chance to save onl
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PROFESSIONAL LAUNDRY
TODAY I
It Needs
Transplanting
IF ITS COINS TO
GROW ANY RIGGERI
Your savings dollars grow
faster and larger in South
ern Oregon's largest insti
tution of Its kind.
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