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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1941)
.Maroh 20, 1941 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. ORE. PAGE NINE CITIZENSHIP GLASS TO BE Soma 330 students from the city elementary schools will play "host" to Klamath's nowest clli tana Friday night at 8 o'clock whan they preterit the atory of "Americana" at the armory. The guests of honor will ba the mem ber of Mra. H. M. Ackleys CIU wnahlp Training claw, who next month will become Uncle Sam'i neweit nephawa and nieces. Thla program la tha annual presentation by tha phyilcal edu cation department of tha city choola. Tha itory li that of tha United Statea, told by dancea tha Indiana, early aettlera, early Americana, and moderna appear In costume of tha varlout perloda to dance giving tha highlights In history. Keadllnara for tha pageant will ba Fremont's Indiana; Mill's "Skaters ; Falrvlewa "Cow boys"; Rooaevelt'a acrobatic number: Pelican's "Pattern Waltz": Riverside's "DaM-bull" and Conger's "Stars and Stripes Forever." Twenty-six numbers In all wilt be presented with everything from rope twirling to ballet steps featured. A email charge will be made with proceeds placed In the phy sical education fund of the schools. Third Ilombor YlnlsN Portland PORTLAND. Ore.. March 20 (1) The third of 22 4 motor Doelng bombers bound for Brit ain atopped at tha Portland air port briefly yesterday before flying on to overtake 'the first two ships at an overnight halt at Boise. Nineteen others will follow the path of tha first three, being ferried acrosa tha United States by U. S. air corps pilots. Tha planes will ba flown to Mon treal, Canada, where the British will take charge under scaled orders. Honker Defies Honking Cam on Portland Street PORTLAND. March 20 UP) A wild Canadian goose out-honk-ad Impatient Portland motorists at a busy Intersection for more than an hour yesterday. Stopping overnight with a flock of migrating geese at Laurelhurst park, tha bird stroll ad to a nearby Intersection and stood there, defiantly forcing motorists to swerve around him. FUNERAL CHRISTINA HALLETT Funeral services for the late Christina Hal let t who passed away In thla city Wednesday, March IS, 1S41, following an Illness of several weeks, will be held In tha chapel of the Earl Whltlock Funeral Home, Pine street at Sixth, on Friday, March 21. 1041. at S p. m. with Elder Orval Provost of the Church of Jesui Christ of Later Day Saints of thla city officiating. Commlt- m im aywainrai Miiiiiaasuiias'i" wsn u aj i t ;- m ' H lis ; I 1 1 po nn r MS a a a . . : tmmmmmm L Currln'i For Drugs wilt hold a formal open-house Saturday, March 22, to show off tha newly remodeled, enlarged store. Tha floor pace of the store has been Increased by 42S square feet, new lighting fixtures have been Installed, and new display win dows, and new store fixtures have been added. Currln's la one of the pioneer drug firms of tha city, having been 20 years in the same location, under the same ownership. Other featurea of the remodeling Include a bigger cosmetic department and a new camera department In addition tha stora has been completely redecorated inside and out, ac cording to Vanca Vaupel, man ager. Thelma Davis is in charge of the cosmetic department, Estle Affleck will have the camera de partment in addition to assisting Vaupel In tha prescription de partment. Mildred Thomas does tha bookkeeping for the store and aasiita In the cosmetic de partment. Large increases in business in the past year made the addition of space imperative, according to Vaupel, and the added room has enabled him to completely departmentalize the store. Page Mr. Poe r Air of mystery worthy of Edgar Allan Poe's pen prevaila as masked Austrian gives blood In New York for Red Cross na tional defense blood bank. Ha said be feared reprisals on rela tives still in Austria. It la estimated that tha Mes aerschmltt 110 (twin engine) has a maximum speed of 370 mph with 2300 horsepower. Tha Spit fire "2" with a horsepower of 1250, has a top speed of 383 mph. Banker Advises Cities to Avoid New Indebtedness EUCENE, March 20 Off") The national armament program may stimulate tax collections, but cities should not become opti mistic on that account. Abbot L. Mills Jr., vie president of the United Statea National Bank of Portland, warned last night He advised the Oregon Fi nance Officers' association, meet ing In conjunction with the 10th annual commonwealth confer ence on tha University of Ore gon campus, that municipal In debtedness should be avoided during the next few years. "It would be building on shift ing sands to look on effects of any emergency condition of thla sort as anything-but temporary,' he said. Home Treatment Great Success For Skin Irritations We don't think there is anything bettar than stainless, lifcid ZEMO to quickly relieve the itching and Doming of skill and acalp irritations, athlete's foot, chafing and pimples due to external cause. ZEMO actually aids healing of the red, raw, irritated akin. 80yearssue- aA cese-AUdrugrtores. 2EltlO Clerical Help For Legislature Costs $71,900 SALEM, March 20 UP) Cost of stenographers and clerks la tha 1941 legislature totaled $71 vuu, me state department dla closed here yesterday. Coat of the 1839 session, which was foul daya longer, waa $79,378. Clerks for tha house coat 144 279 in 1941 and $47,047 to 1939. In tha senate clerka cost t28f 047 in 1941 and $32,364 In 1939. How New York Woman LOST 26 LBS. OF FAT tar, MDnt May Pit Md IfMttrMttwr In cUi Mr. U. O., of Vt York Crty fRB ills with thesauri of ottiml reduced W jxm4a. Took 4 inrtue off htM, 1 laces off bust m4 1 tnchee off vatot. She writ: "I f ! fhM m4 look It jsavi youitfer," Now Dsn's Mfe Pita the! ketpe a wan 7 to rarjuea iees (at Without rtefc drrjfi or temaTtntamot a plaa vhJctj help brlaf Into lksni the aatural stirs Unn and Tifacaomiroa moat iisise pome Oti oa the aemlw tetter and tea ho moea yo weigh, toea bottlo of Kmachea taJU whkt. win Tuft week aad la tapeaT. Take eookalf teeipooaiol n giaaa of war oaior areakfaat everr anctiiag eat wteelf nt oatj fitty mrU, botW. erecun g,nr rtrb paUiee go Mght on whIU brad and pnUtoea kee thu as for 30 daya. Kmr get oa tha aemiee aod Jal aaa If yuv haraart kwt pooada at ugly fat. If itnt forrnnr aatlafled ffMaty . PUttt miTATiCMf I Dmaad aad gH nnly g-nutae Kruachca fa famooa BngtUh formula), plain or aw ffareecat pts,aant - parfctiftf. Laata 4 wka a4 rnata a tiifle. Caatlvherry Drag Stora, f. n -1 -7 Theie pictures show scenes from the psgeant. "Americana," to ba presented at tha armory Friday night with members of Klamath's new cltisenship class as guests. The upper picture shows tha "Stars and Stripes rorever" feature, with Lynden King, center front, as leader. Others In the picture are Doris Cessnun, Harvey Addington. Jeanette Petty, Billie Almater, Ronald Btrtngham. Batty Cessnun. Wayne Guyer, Norma O'Banlon, Donna Bradford. George Christy, Norma Garner, Reynold Fltulmmons. Malcolm Van Meter, Barbara Blackburn. Loren Karrer, Maxlna Goddard. Jolca Flyr, Fred Bacon. Herbert Brandon, Harlan Johnson. Tha lower picture hows three of the 10 rope-twirlers to be feetured. They are, left to right Dorothy Bowera, Patty Lou Mayers, Shirley Konnle. ment services and Interment Llnkvllla cemetery. Friends are Invited. SACS DOWN SUDS IN IXHIIITION . FULLERTON, Calif., March 20 UP) Sacramento defeated Seattle B to 3 yesterday in the first exhibition game of the sea son between the Coast league ri vals. Featuring the Sacramento attack were Bob Blattner'a ho mer over the left field wall and Btiater Adams' triple In the sec ond inning. Johnson, Baker and Turpin pitched for Seattle, To bln, Dodson and Munger for Sac ramento. MOTOR OFFICERS PORTLAND, March 20 UP) Relected by the Oregon State Motor association yesterday were: Dr. E. B. McDanlel, Port land, president; C. E. Gates, Mcdford, vice president; Ralph Coan, Portland, treasurer; Ray Conway, Portland, general manager. 4PM mat jjji7 on. j Q'H tOPJB'l . am if iv nn '41 pnuwwu 6-PASS. SEDAN QQ Htes r"' ' in ii And try the Packard Electromatic Drive! .mL.! "nP"fled automaUc driving) Th. moothnejs, convenience, ,nd ease "I marie driving" are well k,. of Electt in and take . "Pl Z extni Coma o take a Pofnt-a-Minute" trial ride today! t Ur 1!btnl Mo" on ur present car w,U ba mighty good n.m! ' TH. MAN WHO OWN. ON. JACOBS-HOWELL MOTOR CO. 138 Main Street Aorost From WUIard Hotel ORLANDO. 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