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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1941)
Ayprtiwr. 7, mil THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THP.EB Enllilmtnti Tliunuii Arthur tirahm mid llurvoy lionry Ku liertiiluss, buth ut Yumiuy, un listed In lliu U. S. imvy. Both moil UHjillcd fur enlistment ul tho luuul rucrulthm ttiitlun In the post office building. They wero tout to I'urtlund ut Kov- eminent expense tu complete their final physical vxmr.lnutlun Bnd lutcr punted inioutlh tho city on routu to tho mvni train lug slutlun nl Sun Dh-Uu,. where they will roiiiulii. uluht weeks Iter which they will bo given 10 diiyt' leuvo. Holh men ex ,pect to enter tho uvlullon school. 'l J, MeDonuld, chief auiuiur't mule, slutes thut enlistments fur tho month of August huvo In crcusod 100 per cent und Hint young men should Invcatlgulu tho opportunities tho nuvy und nuviil reserve huvo to offer In nil brandies Including uvlutlon. Tho recruiting sliitlon la open from B:MU u, in. lo 5 p. in. dully and Snturduys. Miss Brown Ltsvsi Marguer ite) llrown, diiuKhter of Dr. mid Mis. Harold M, Hniwn, left Wed nesduy evening by trnln for Glcndnlo, Cull!., where her mur rlngo to Herbert Hill will bo snlcmnlr.nd on Sunday, Augu.it 1(1. She was uccnmpunled by Mrs. J. J. Purkcr who phins lo ' spend about a month visiting In southern California with rela tives and old friends. Dr. and Mrs, llrown plan motor trip to ' tho south Inter where they will .visit their son-ln-hiw and daugh ter. Mrs. Houston Hert Mrs. Helen Houston, formerly owner of tho Houston beauty salon In this city, Is spending several weeks with her snn-ln-lnw und daughter, Dr. and Mrs. T. F. Far ley, at their home, 1223 Pacific Terrace. Mrs. Houston has been residing In Sacramento, Calif., for somo time. Lttgut to Mttt Members of the Walther league of tho Zlon Lutheran church was to meet Thursday evening In the church. F.lnyne and Lois flruotz wero to bo hostesses. The education feature of the program was to be In the form of Bible quiz. Close-Out ii Ml it mm m 'ow mm ob I Air- Steps and Naturalizers Valuta to S7.9S Whites, Spectators, Bluet and Blacks. Heres Real Shoe Value ! Buster Brown Shoe Store Bly Mtn EnlistHarry Clair L o w t r , Nick Bnumgartner, Goorgo Walter Hanchett and Beryl Morton Passmoro, all former employes of tho Ivory Pino compuny of Bly, enlisted in tho US naval reserve Class V-2, and after , . their reerult training of olght weckt at the US naval training station, Ban Diego, will be tent to an uvlu tlon school for Instructions and Inter bo assigned lo aviation du ties. They uppllcd for enlist ment at the local navy recruit ing station in the post office building, July 20, and were sent to Porllund, at government ex pense for their final physical exnmltiotlton and were accept ed Tucsduy, August 8. They pass ed through the city enroute to Sun Diego. Wednesday morn ing, August 8. Ladltt' Aid The August meeting of the Ladles' Aid of tho First Covenant church will bo held In the church parlors on Frlduy, August 8, at 7:49 p, m. Tho meeting hus been pre viously announced as a no-hostess meeting but a change hus been mndo and Mrs. Puul Nor seth will be the hostess. This gathering Is a family affair and members and friends are Invited to attend. LUMBER HANDS For Your Ii BICCEST i'""0" I BENEFITS Dtnet Pltnntd Summer sportswear will be proper for tho August dancing party plann cd for Saturday nlghtut 10 o' clock at Iteamcs Golf and Coun- ti." club. Members have Invited gm'ts to the affair, first party in jevernl months at the club house. Don R. Drury Is In charge. Emlle Duzaid't orchestra will piny and supper will be served at a late hour. Cutttt Hsrt Mrs. C. T. Ow Ings and her mother, Mrs. Anna Itodurm, arrived Wednesday eve- ulng by motor from their home In Hollywood, Calif., and are spending several days at guests of Mrt. Sydney Evant at her Sunset Ranch home. The two visitors are en route to Seattle where they will spend a short time with Mrt. Rodarm'a ton and family. Tdwnstnd Picnic Members of tho local Townsend clubs und their friends will picnic Sunday, August 10, at Moore park, according to an announce mcnt by officials of the clubs. Dinner will be served at noon Sunday, with coffee and lemon adn furnished by the club. Mr. Wlltcrmnn will speak, and the afternoon will bo devoted to sports. Rotary Program Carl Zam loch, public relations man and personnel director of the Signal Oil company, will be tho princi pal speaker at the regular Fri day meeting of Rotary club at the Wlllurd hotel. Chairman of tho day will be H. A. Nltschclm Tho program will start imme diately after luncheon scheduled for 12:10 p. m. Return Nan and Adra Gocl- j ler, daughters of Mr. and Mrt. Hurry Gocller, have returned I from a tlx weeks' trip spent in southern California. Tho girls at- i tended Miss Swopc't school for teachers In Long Beach, and then j continued to Sun Diego and Tia Juann, returning home over the Redwood highway. Joins Nary A. G. Alexander, a former CCC cnrollce - from company 6442, Bly. 'applied and was accepted for enlistment in the U. S. naval roscrve. Alex ander Is a native of Alabama and was attached to the CCC camp at Bly at the time he en tered tho navy. ., Visiting Erls Fleming of the Henley district Is spending a week in Dunsmuir visiting at tho Timothy Murtihy home. SALEM, Aug. 7 Lumbering end logging workers drew tho greatest benefits from tho state's unemployment fund during the past three years, but construc tion employes wero tho only large group to be puid more than their firmt contributed. An nnulysit of experience rul ing charges against U.0B4 firms liable to the unemployment com pensation net since 11)37 shows construction employes drawing 91,073,800 against $840,050 taxes. Lumbering and logging workers had benefits of $:i,880, SSI against $4,8:i7..'l83 In taxes. These firms, many of which huvo now experience rules for the Inst half of 1041, pnld In $22,202,070, out of which $11, 284,377 In benofitt was paid. Manufacturing, conilru ctlon, mining, agriculture, forestry und fishing concerns puld $10,808,4(13 or 48.8 per cent of tho total, while their employes drew $7, 632,228 or 07.6 per cent of the benefits. Kunklng of the principal Indus. tries in their perccntugo of bene fits to contributions us follows: Gcnorr.1 contractors 162.0; build ing construction 130; transporta tion equipment manufacturing (not autos) 122.3; non-metallic mining U0.7; clay products 03.4; trado schools 87.1; speciul con ductors 83.1; lumbering and log ging 80.4; recreational 70; furni ture manufacturing 78.6; cafes 78.4; apparel manufacturing 76.6; hotels 60.1 milling 52.3; machinery manufacturing 40.4; leather manufacturing 40.4; food manufacturing 48.0; iron and steel 43.0; personal service 43.4; paper manufacturing 42.6; retuil apparel 41.8; retail food 3119; auto equipment manufacturing 36.4; retail merchandise 36.3; other retail 36.1; retail autos 33.1; trucking 33.8; chemicals 33.8; finance companies 32; fill ing stations 31.0; non-profit or ganizations 31.7: medical 30.3; water transportation 30.3; mo tion pictures 26.2; wholesalers 23; railways and bus lines 24.0; realty 22.6; printing and publish ing 17.4; utilities 14.7; communi cations 13.3; insurance 12.1; banks 7.1. WEATHER NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Occasional cloudiness tonight and Frlduy with scattered thun derstorms over high mountains and fog on coast; normal tem perature; gentle variable wind off coast. OREGON Occasional cloudi ness tonight and Friday with scattered thunderstorms over mountains of south portion; fog on count; continued worm inland; modcrato northwest wind off coast. Mall Closing Timtt (Trains) Southbound: 6:00 a. m. Northbound: 10:00 a. m. Southbound: 8:19 p. m. Northbound: 8:30 p. m. Jap Ship With $3,000,000 Silk Cargo Missing SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 7 (UP) Tho whereabouts of the Japanese liner Asama Maru, car rying a 3,000,000 cargo of raw silk and 98 pnssengcrs, was a mystery tonight after it failed to arrive from Honolulu on scried ulo today. The sister ship of the Tatuta Maru was somewhere in the Pa cific with Its radio silenced and shipping circles speculated the ship might have returned to Japan rather than run into dip lomatic complications in Ameri can waters. Normally the Asama's passage time from Honolulu would have brought the ship into San Fran cisco quarantine at dawn today. but neither the Nippon Yuscn Kaisha line, the coast guard nor the marine exchange had sight ed the liner or heard from it. Indians sent long distance communications by smoke sig nals in the daytime and fires at night. CBurortTimu. m:T6it yutjurogTmg QUICK. LAST1NO RELIEF FOR ATBlMTM't FOOT ommive krspirinq rccT -f hi ihM imi Sum. Cnek, ww, turn, son (wo xqe -psB-ArnjcATioyircmimKavflir- CONSTABLE'S ELK HOTEL BLDG. if M r A JUST A FEW CENTS MORE THAN A DOLLAR ' (per pint) fhis great buys KENTUCKY Bourbon! "CnEKttVVI. AS ITS AVIMK" 93 Prnof Cbeck the proof (it's that good 93 pronQ , . . the superior flavor (only Kentucky distilled bourbon has it) . . . the ( years of mellowing to your taste), OLD i KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY p Nations! Distillers Proihirts Cornorsllon, New York", N.Y. This whiskey It 4 YKAItS OLD 1 ISramBRoKl SS5 Ltdy Eaglet Tht Lady Eagles club will meet Friday, Augast 8, at the home of Clara Upland, 2318 Home avenue, for 1 o'clock potluck luncheon and business meeting. All members arc urged to attend. Sons of Norwty Thtrt will he a meeting of the Sons of Nor way Saturday night, Aug. 9, at eight o clock In the Odd Fellows hall. It wilt bo a social meeting instead of the regular business meeting and all members are urged to attend. Ewtuns Lodgo Tht drill tenm of the Ewauna lodge 002, Brotherhood of Railway Train, men. Is asked to be at the KC hall at 10 a. m. Tuesday for practice. Junior Matrons The Junior Matrons of the Methodist church will hold' a 1 p. m. picnic at the home of Mrs. Carolyn Kclloy Monday. Members are to meet at tho church, bringing sand wlches and one other dish, and table service. Moscow Raiders Repulsed, Report LONDON. Thursday, Aug. 7 (UP) Several waves of German bombers tried to attack Moscow last night, a broadcast of the of ficial soviet Toss news agency sum today. Tass said tne soviet Informa tion bureau announced that the raiders were "dispersed by night fighters and anti-aircraft fire far from Moscow." Air Corps Raymond G. An drews of this city has been as signed to the army air corps at F.lllngton field, Texas. .. Next time, try tht train On Roundtrip Tickets YOU can go EAST through CALIFORNIA for Not 1 more rail fare than you'd pay to go direct to most destinations. If that isn't a bargain, we don't know what is! SP Tht Friendly Southern Pacific ; Muni Tlekit Ollln lilt op write, ,t. A. OHMAXHV,. Oil. Fan... Alt., ill rnrlflo IIIiIr., I'ortlnml, Orrintt 246 Paroles Given During Past Year SALEM,' Aug. 7 (P) The ttate parole board said in its annual report today that It re letted 246 ttate prison convicts during the -year ended Juno 30, while It studied cases of 1010 Inmates. Forty-nine paroles, or 8 per cent of thoso grunted, wero-revoked because the parok-cs vio lated terms of their paroles. The bourd suid this wan a low average. Jobs wero obtained for 230 of tho released prisoners, 13f by the bourd nnd 00 by the men themselves. The board now hat 661 pa rolees under its supervision. NO EXCITEMENT BETHLEHEM. Pa. (P) A warning to avoid excitement be cause of heart trouble didn't mean anything to Mrs. Ethel Sherer when the wat threatened by a three-foot rattlesnake Encountering tho reptile while returning from huckleberry pick ing, sho held Its head down with) a pointed stick while her daugli. ter Dorothy clubbed It to death. 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