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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1941)
July SI. 1041 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THIRTEEt! is., IS NTERESTS AT PEIPIH6 EYED RIIANRHAI, July 31 Ml A "sprclal rnpltnl and propnrly ad justment cnmmlltw" to rxrutn rtnIlntory mrasurrs aiinlnM British nnd Anierlran Inlnroslii WHS pstnbllslird at ripping lo. 0 "' AH American nd Hrltljli com panies In north Chlno were pre vontrfl from doing purines! ex cept In the Priplng nnd Tientsin foreign quarters, reports said. The special committer, which will have the specific duty of supervising business transactions between Chinese and Japanese on the one hand and fnrplKnrr cm the other, Includes representa tives of the Japanese army, Jap anese embassy, Japanese con aulate, the Japanese finance min istry's local agent, the Asia development board's lorn I liaison officer and a representative of the federated reserve bnnk. Branch commllteeii will be established throughout north Chlnn under the supervision of local Japanese military affair commissions, It was mild. Americans and Jlriloni arrlv Jig at Pleplng by train reported Oiat their luggage was "frozen" by tho station authorities who refined to release It except upon recommendation of Ihr Japanese embassy. (In Japan Itself foreign busi ness win virtuully at a standstill a asset were froien by the ifov ernment.) American and ltritish proper ties in the whole of Shangtung province were said to have been pill under protectivp custody by the Japanese. Among those reported affected were the Texas and Socony Oil companies. At some places Japanese sen tries were patrolling the pro perties, at others Chinese pickets f MORE DELICIOUS POTATO CHOPS tlua Bell brings you 'kitchen trash PototoChlpi flavor sealed In waxed alanine bogs. Brighten up your warm weather lunchenni and din sen with then crispy golden chips. 5 10 15CAN0 23BAGt ill mm employed by the Japanese mounted guard. foreign businessmen anxious ly Hwallod further actions against them since, they pointed out, any moves taken by the Japanese controlled Nanking government could meet with no United males and British retal iation. Nanking has no foreign holdings, The Swatow branch of the British-owned HonRkong Shang hai bank, the largest In the orient, was reported plrkeled by Japaneso In seml-mllltary uni forms. ' All Chinese and Japanese throughout the occupied areas hove been forbidden already to do business with nationals of the frerr.lug powers except by offi cial permission. Mouse Committee Okay Basque Bill WASHINGTON. July 31 f7P The house Immigration and nat uralization committee approved lodny a bill (Hit 2044) by Repres entative Dworshuk (R-Ida.) which would legalize the entry Into the United Slates of 04 Idaho, Ore gon, California and Nevada bas que sherpherdcrs. There were two dissenting voles In the committee of 21. The dissents were based upon objections to inclusion of four basques, who entered the coun try In 11)30 and 1040, Dworshak explained. The other (10 entered between 1024 and 1033. A bill (SB 314) Identical to Dworshuk's, by Senator Clark (D-Ida.), was passed by the sen ate two weeks ago. YOUR HOME FOR VERY LITTLE AT SEARS' SAVINGS Printed Cretonne IN BRIGHT FLORAL PRINTS ill Star I li Com Only Brlahmt blooms el summer o brighten tho wmrtowi el your houn . . . Onots from u dilfsrsnt floral poilsmi In thew tins cretonnes , , all-over, scroll bnuO'ist, Itot or combiruj. lion patterns. Full 36-inch wiijthl In ouorted eo'O'f. liiHniii Materials lurm msrq'iutlM. eolv nfts. flMtM !. r'n r cush ion itrl In rm. T'i Of rolnrt. II lo 41-lnfh widths. J6' .ll: 1IK- I1 1' ,oo. HowPubJ 10' rotor tit (or Rod f etttiw a 11 r., Cran Orop- t m aajifkm i bjj l 1 v I IE l-C V "iM.." i tfl 1 V 1 """'rnito J ;U(K SEARS' EASY PAYMENT PUN ON 1 aajBe ;!all PURCHASES TOTALINQ '"OROVERI; TO ATTEND MEETING Tresldent Joe Bally of the Klamulli county Junior chamber of commerce, accompanied by Don Hlce and Howord Smith will attend the August state board meeting at the McCrcdle Springs this coming Buturday and Sun day, This will be the first opport unity for all of the statewldp chapters to get together since the convention thai wos held here In Klamath Fulls May 2, 3 end 4. The last board meeting wa held at McCredlo February 22 and waa attended by 10 local members. Although all projects under taken by the Junior chamber are discussed at these particular gatherings, the keynote of this semi annual meeting will be na tional defense und all things pertaining to it. Many new Ideas are always brought out at these discussion and Don Black, state president of the Junior chamber, has returned from the national Joycpe convention In Minneapo lis with a full program mapped out for ell the Oregon chapters. When In Medlord Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Joe and Anne Earley Proprietors asri 'jii'ijasa BUY ALU YOUR RIDBCORATINO NEEDS ON SEARS EASY PAYMENTS 13 Plniil Sheet enrs Window II Elsewhere In Oregon ALBANY, July 3 1 (VP) Th American Legion post here may send the Junior Legion drum corps to the national legion con vention at Milwaukee In Sep tember, WHEELER, July 31 W Com. pletlnn of the Neahkahnie moun tain section of the Oregon Coast highway will be celebrated Sun day by a salmon bake followed by a treasure hunt. WOODBURN, July 31 UP) The beet packing season reach- cd its peak at the Ray-Maling company plant here this week The bean season ia Just getting under way. VALE. July 31 JP Potato prices are so low that growers said today much of the crop would not he shipped unless the government stabilizes them at a higher level. White Rose pota. toes are selling at 49 cents FOB Vale. McMINNVILLE, July 31 (VP). Manufacture of mattresses by low-income farm families will Foulger'a Vx Year Sola swearers a ne 68 All Wool SALE Monks Cloth Sean' Price Only 39' Hfivr deortor wtlpjht In 4x4-plv weave. Choice, of Bfhell rfimH color In all-over weave,. Full 60tneh width eo easily adaptable, for slip covera and drapea. Illanket Sears' Pries Only 39 Kom, blue or eeder pi aide with harmnnUInc etrtped bortlfrs. fi6x7rt-lnch heet blanket site with eturrly, overlooked tttched finish on ends. Flecv nspptd fin ish for warmth. Shades Sean price only Bund, huff or srsn In rr- ulr s-font slit. impli with rollfvs snd sll fix. turrs. rendv for hsoslnr. KpriIv linn-iniod ends with stlrsctlvs pulls. start at three Yamhill county centera today, Home Demonstra tion Agent Hazel Packer said. If you copy the ways of the loth, don't be surprised to find yourself out on a limb. 1 2,,, UY ON SCARS' EASY PAYMENTS GIRLS' OXFORDS ROOMY WALLED TOE Supple elk leother uppers in ontiqued tan or block. Mannish styled brogues with walled toe, oil-treated leather or cushiony crepe rubber soles ond heels. Goodyear welt construction. 3Vi to 9. SADDLE OXFORDS 198 White with brown sad dles and backstays. Goodyear welt con struction, thick, spongy crepe rubber soles and heels. Flexible leather inner soles. 3 V4 to 9. MEN'S BRIARGATE DRESS OXFORDS 798 FINE QUALITY LEATHER Black or antiqued brown elk uppers, long wing-tip; spongy crepe soles and heels, Goodyear welt con struction. Black semi brogue oxford or ontiqued brown long w I n g 1 1 p brogue with bend leother Barnyard Drama Thrilling for Hens ODESSA, July 31 (VP) The hens In the J. W. Hartford's barn yard all gathered 'round when WOMEN'S COMFORT M I fCjaWi1 aTl"l MSI. fW ySBla MEN'S WITH TRIPLE Block, full groined leother uppers, sponge rubber shock-obwrblng cush. lens, arch supporting steel shanks. Leather soles, rubber heels. 6 to 12. "NON-SKID" Block calfskin uppers, triple stitched ond double riveted to prevent ripping. Arch-supportlng steel shanks. Good, year welt construction. 6 to 12. WEARM ASTER POLICE Block kldskln uppers, cop toe. OH treotsd Isothar solas, htolj. Good Vor wlf eonitruetlon, orch luppoit lrs stel shonkt. Slzss 6 to 12. Work Shoos Block horsohldo, Wplt- M stitchtd uppors, Itothor salei, rub- bsr htols. Goodytar wslf eonslruetion. i Work Shots Black - -nu- oig non-sRia gro-cora Arch supporting steel 133 So. 8th 7110. xsiffiffi J B00TEES one biddy pounced on a fool long snake and swallowed half of It. The other half looped around the hen's neck and waa throttling the greedy chicken when Hart ford picked up the combatanta. NO BRFAKINQ IN "OLD SLIPPER" EASE FROM THE MINUTE YOU PUT THEM ONI Can you stand on your feet all day , . . and then feel like going for a wolk? That's whot this hand some Cose comfort hoe does for you. Soft, black kid upper with smart side cutouts. Leather sole, 128 Inch heel, orch supporting steel shankj. INFANTS' BOOTS, STRAPS BLACK PATENT LEATHER T-ST RAPS OR WHITE ELK HIGH SHOES LACKs"1"1" ' is4,8ta5: 1.49 I WORK SHOES STITCHED UPPERS 3" V i CORD SOLES, HEELS Itarher uppsrs. wurner I solas. shonki. Ha y SHOES JjS ! 349 : ISrri I CHILD'S SLIPPERS I Afl? .,7i LEATHER SOLES I The snake unwound and the hat let go, both willing to call It I draw. But another hen stepped out of the cackling circle, gobbled up the snake and strutted away,- SHOES Boots and T-straps specially de signed to give comfort and sup port to young feet. Flexible leath er soles, underwedge heels. Sizes from 3 to 8. Dial 5188
