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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1939)
October 18, 1939 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON VAGE THREE I PAYMENTS IDE 10 11 LAII BASIN Tlix flint loan AAA payments mad In Oregon have noun dlstrlb Html to eleven Kliiinnth county farmers. Com iillmirn checkup, atnrteil earlier thin year, oniitilcri preparation nntl forwarding o( forma tu the atnlo office at Cor vallla ahead of tho flood of appli cation from other oountle. A In r k number of application re being lielil In the county office pointing lgimtiirc. Farmer who put off almiliiK I In'"" forma mar have to wall longer for chock to return, according to Wayne Fink, aaalalant agricultural conaervatlon aaanelallnu anrrntnry. Notice la mallei! to aitnorlntltfii menthera when the application hnve hn prepared, Knrmera aliould vlall the office to affix algnalure aa aoon aa convenient after receiving no tice, Flak alnled. Klnal 1IMU wheat acreage al lotment have been mulled out lth a form which nil wheat grnw era inuat sign and file at Ihn coun ty offlco hefore Octoher SI, In Order to he ellKllil for 1940 pay ment!. Wheat grower have a hfilre nf two pinna In 1040 and are required to Indlcute Ihelr choice on tho form mailed to ihnin, Tho allotment option reijulroe that no more than the allotted wheat acreage he needed. A pay ment of II to 20 centa a buahel will he made on the yield eatab llahed for that acreage. Overplant Ing the allotment reaulta In rather evere deduction from the total farm payment. Other gralna or a mixture of wheat and other gralna may be substituted on additional 4 land. The other choice la that of the "usual" or average acreage of wheat on which the wheat acreage tllutmeni la haaed. Thla choice carrlea no wheat payment hut per mit) a Inrger arrenge of wheal for grain without diluctlonn again! potato or aoll-butldlng paymenta. The "uuitl" acreage may he grown for grain and an additional acre age of wheat may be grown for bay. (irowera who have received no notification of the natahllahment of wheat allotment for tholr farm mny grow a total of 10 acre of wheat without Incurring deduc tion. No forma need to be algned In auch canea. Crop Ineurunre I again avail able. Orinher 30 la the I nut date on which application for Inaur atico on winter wheat may he ac cepted. Very Utile winter wheat la grown In Klamath county be came winter wheal heail early and there la danger of front dam age In the bloom Stage, The election of community commit!, einen and delegatea to the county convention for the se lection of the county committee will be held In all Oregon rountlea on Friday, October J7. Tho offl cera choaen will be ruiponalbln for the administration of the 1940 AAA program In the countlea. Klamath county agricultural con aervatlon membora will be notified f polling place. FOR IWA COUE Decoration went up on Main treet Friday In advance of the In ternational convention to be held here next week by the Internation al Woodworkera of America, a CIO affiliate. The hunting Include American and Canadian flag, the IWA having local unlta In both the United State and Canada. B. J. McCarty, Seattle, Inter national aocrotnry of tho IWA, ar rlvotl hero Friday Willi hi office forco to muke final preparation for tho convention. Member of the executive board of the IWA are expected here by Tucaday. I.ntor other nationally known CIO official will arrive. In cluding I'll II l Murray and Hid lllllmnn, national vlco prcsldonta and nldea of John I,. Lowla, and Harry nrldges, woat conl director. LAKEVIEW ELKS HOLD VENISON FEED LAKEVIEW The Lakeview Klka lodge held tta annual venison feed Wodneadny night In the lodge room. Tho committee In charge j consisted of l.loyd Oglo, Fred Hey r nolda, Frank Light and Frank Broilua. Itoaated venlaon wa eorvod along with all the trim ming. The weekly lodge aeaalon followed Immediately, with Exalt ed Ruler Rny Harlan presiding. For guest, for friend, for you, treat I . . , Wleland'a Lager lleer. To the Hunters! An eaxlly prepared lunch on hunting trl 1 lb. Prank's home made condenaed chill, one qunrt wnter. Boll until dissolved. TO TAKE OUT Ifomeninde enchilada nltli nance 80c Chicken inmate .lt)c Large beef tnmnlft IBc HKHVKIt AT FRANK'S PLACE Homemade enchilada with sauce BBo Chicken Inmaln ..................Hoc targe beef Inmnle ... BSc Chill ready to take out Plnt....20o Quart... .(Wo Half flnt1on....Oa We aerve abort order Frank's Place nifl Coinmorclal Phone OVi-V! rV UV ALL BECAUSE OF A HEAT WAV EWhen California temperatures soared over 100 recently, confounding the native, even "Sandy" llenvllle hcd her clothe. Handy I the baby girl. Sandra, whose movie career began when her father, a milkman, left acme picture of her on the doorstep of a customer, a movie director. Bandy starred In her flrat film role, that of a boy. 'Bama BooterAImost Blocked ' - T -STaT . , vTnlov, L"eTi;iCLcV'1 iiaaii!i!..i v,".v.i i,,imir''f.limiii la",ii'uiiii ,.'"." . i . , x,".l 5ELBY GIVEN GOOD CHANGE F (HI RECOVERY John Helby, Baloarnanagor of Turner Chevrolet company, wa given morn than a fiO-fiO chance to recover from Injiirlea rer.olved Monday In an automobile uccidnnt, according to word Friday from SI. Charlea hopltal in Ilend. Belby suffered a fractured left hip, crushed chest, three rlba were torn loose from the back, severe lacerations of the neck and face, and his acnlp was torn completely looae from the forehead to the crown, according to his employer, A. A. Turner, who has Just return ed from llond. It la understood that Selby was driving tho car at the time of the crash. V. M. Mfttcnlf of Fall City, driver of the second car, recovered consclounesa Friday and has a chance to recover, It was said. Funeral services for Marlon House, who died Wednesday after noon from Injurle received In tho cranh, will be held at Yuba City, Calif., early next week. HORSES RULED OFF OF Those new red cinder walks In Alameda park are for pedestrians, not equestrian. Mayor Clliton Richmond pointed out Friday. The mayor said that apparently horseback rider In the park area have been using the walks. The park board contemplates development of paths for riding near Mooro park, but that hasn't been done yet. During the firet six months of 1938, 850 civilian alrplanea were produced and sold for domestic uae In the United States. LiurinK the same period of 1939, 1C27 planes were manufactured. Recently a Boeing YB-17A (flying fortress) flew at an aver age speed of 259 miles an hour with a payload of 11,023 pounds to set a new speed record. Hitler finds his peace offers have little effect In ending tbe war. Of course, he could go climb his mountain and Just Ignore the whole thing. ENLISTMENT DRIVE Inquiries Indicate considerable Interest In Battery D's plan to build up an Inactive reserve of r.2 men, according to Captain T. D. Case. Men from 20 to 28 who have no dependents are eligible to Join the Inactive force. The Reserve Officers associa tion, at a meeting Thursday night, voted to help recruit the addition al men. FUNERAL NOTICE The funeral service for the late Florence Jennie Bheets, who passed away In this city on Thurs day, October 12, will take place from the chapel of Ward a Klam nth funeral home, 926 High street, on Saturday, October 14 at 2 p. m., the Rev. Victor Phil lips of the First Methodist Epls copal church officiating. Com' mltment service and Interment In the Llnkvllle cemetery. Friends are respectfully Invited to at tend. M.A;;IK PITT JACOBH Maggie Pitt Jacobs, a lifelong resident of Klamath county, passed away at tbe borne of her later, Mrs. Dice Ctaln of this city, on Thursday. October 12 The deeeaaed waa a native of the Klamath ' reservation and waa aged 0 years when called. She Is survived by her husband, David, and a son, Eldon, of Realty, Ore.; a alster, Mrs. Dice Craln of thla city; five grand sons, Augustine, Irvln, Grant, Eg bert and Leo, all of Beatty, Ore. The remain! rest In Ward's Klam ath funeral home, 935 High street, where friend may call Friday evening. ' Notice of Ilia funeral arrangements will appear In thla paper Inter. " Brewed Inco J twa in that nhl-tlmo way Wloland'a Kxtra Pale. I SAVE YOU MONEY! Pearl Shortening Or LARD, kettle rendered Smoked Hams Local Sugar Cured ........... Bacon Squares Lb Wieners Each 4 lbs. Lb. 39c Meat Center 1021. 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