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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Pnernilipr 11, 11M1
SI
AP BOMBERS
START FIRES
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By RUSSELL BRINES
. MANILA, Dec. 11 (Jap
anese four-motored bombers
smashed at military objectives
and shipping moored In the har
bor Wednesday In a prolonged
assault on the Manila area that
started huge fires at Cavita naval
base and sent columns of smoke
spiraling up from Nichols air
depot.
' American interceptor planes
and Japanese dive-bombers
fought a brisk battle over Nich
ols iield and one plane was be
lieved to have been hit.
. I watched the entire attack
from a beach house li miles
from Nichols. Hundreds of other
persons along the beachfront
huddled against fences and be
neath trees during the four
separate afternoon attacks.
. :From where I stood, nine miles
" directly across the bay from Ca
'f'vite, flames roaring high in the
air could be seen at the end of
.-the raid. Smoke also rose trom
- a smaller fire at Cavite an hour
, after the assault. Another Cavite
fire apparently was extinguish
ed. Black smoke hovered over
Nichols field.
Hornet's Nest
tr -After first circling the city in
i two formations of 27 planes each
the Japanese returned seaward,
then split up for the assaults.
High in the clouds above the bay
at least six dive-bombers peeled
off from the main units and
roared swiftly toward Nichols,
.-The bomb blasts shook my
house. .
The attack stirred alive a gi
gantic hornets' nest as American
.interceptors which had droned
"over the air base throughout the
morning went Into action. After
i their swoop onto the field the
"bombers climbed high and split
ud. Individual dog-fights devel
oped, with the Americans trying
- to get onto the tail of the Jap
anese planes.
The fighting could De seen
through scattered clouds directly
over my head. Anti-aircraft guns
cracked throughout the city and
the machine-guns of the combat
ant planes rattled Incessantly,
The fight lasted at least 15
minutes. One plane emitted
light stream of smoke from its
motors and disappeared inland
Some witnesses reported that it
had glided toward McKinley
field, after which a high burst
fxt smoke was seen. Another
plane slanted seaward beyond
' Cavite, straightened near the
water, then disappeared over the
horizon. The fight ended when
the fast bombers climbed high
and headed seaward with the
Americans following.
Heavy Gunfire
Meanwhile, smoke began spir
aling up from Nichols field. This
attack started about 12:40 and
ended at 1 p. m.
S Heavy gunfire ceased momen
-tarily then burst out again at
planes hidden in the clouds off
Cavite. As a second wave of
bombers came on the smoke
rings of anti-aircraft shells
puffed out far below them.
The planes dropped 40 bombs
at columns of merchant vessels,
sending up high waterspouts.
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How To Relieve
Bronchitis
Creomulston relieves promptly be
lt goes ngni to tne seat 01 ini
le to help loosen and expe
-trouble
cerm laden phlegm, and aid naturi
to soothe and heal raw, tender, In
flamftd bronchial mucous mem.
fcranea. Tell your druggist to sell you
m Dome 01 wreomuision wiin tne un
derstanding you must like the way it
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
BACKACHE,
LEG PAINS MAY
BE DANGER SIGN
Of Tired Kidneys
Tf backache and Iff palm ara making yod.
friiaeniblfi, don't JiwtcompUin and do nothin
bout (hem. Nat ura may ne warning you thai
Jfnur kidnaya nwl attention.
ThvkidnpyaaroNature'aeblof way of taking
Eveeea artda and poieonoiie waata out of tie
lood. Tbay Uctp meet peoplo paaa about 3
(intaadey.
If the 1ft tnllof of kidney tube and Altera
fjoo'twork wrll.poiitonoiw waste mitterataya
ntbahlood rueae polaona mayatart naggmf
paekarhw. rhumatie pain, legpaina, Ion of
fH and enertcy, getting up tiighta, awelling,
iuffineaa under the eyre, headachea and dlisi
turn. Fraqunnt or aranty paean gea with nmart
Ing and burnlni unmet imeaith own there la noma
Ing and bornlnjf eornet tmasohown there la noma
filing wrong with your kidneya or bladder.
Don't wailt Ak your dmegtat for Doen'a
flue, uaed urreeafully by tniUTona for over 40
veare. Tby give nappy relief and will help
fha Iff tnilea of kidney tubes flush out polnon
gaif vaau from the blood. Get Doaoe filla,
MAN LA
Highway Blackout Order
Official Regulations for Control of Vehicular
Traffic During Precautionary Blackouts
Highway traffic within city limits will bo restricted to emer
gency vehicles such as fire, police and ambulance; commercial
vehicles engaged in essential service such as milk trucks, news
paper delivery trucks, mail trucks and the regular transport
freight services; and such private cars as those of physicians on
emergency call and those required for transporting workers to
and from employment. Metropolitan areas nmy take further pre
cautions if considered advisable by local police authorities.
Highway traffic outside city limits will be subject to the re
strictions noted above without exception.
Pending issuance of permits for operation during precaution
ary blackout periods, employers should furnish credentials to
drivers of commercial vehicles and private cars which come un
der the permitted classifications.
For city driving, it is directed that as soon as possible after
receipt of this order, all motor vehicles permitted to operate
must be equipped with dark oilcloth or rubber masks or hoods
attached securely to headlights, with a horizontal slit in the lower
portion about Hi-inch by 3 inches, covered Inside with not less
than two thicknesses of blue cellophane or one coat of blue
lacquer paint.
License lights must be blacked out with an opaque covering.
Tail lights must be hooded with an opaque material, leaving
an aperture at the bottom not more than U-inch in diameter.
Side and clearance lights on trucks must be extinguished or
completely hooded.
Use of fog or spot lights with or without covering is pro
hibited. For operating on the open highways, beyond the corporate
limits of cities, removal of the lower one-half of the hood will
be permitted for the time being, provided the unhooded section
is covered by at least two thicknesses of blue cellophane or one
coat of blue lacquer paint.
In an amergency blackout during an air raid alert all vehicu
lar traffic on all roads and highway! must cease, except for
emergency, fire, police and first aid cars. All motor vehicles must
proceed to the curb and all lights must be extinguished.
Official: December 10, 1941.
CHARLES P. PRAY, JERROLD OWEN.
Superintendent of State Police. State Defense Coordinator.
The above regulations, released through the local defense
coordinator's office, are for precautionary blackout periods ONLY.
Tbey do not apply until public
a period Is In existence.
Columns of dirt and smoke also
shot into the air from the di
rection of Cavite and flames
roared up, apparently from an
oil tank fire. Several bombs fell
into the water off Cavite.
A third flight of nine bomb
ers attacked some 15 minutes
after the first assaults. Flying
in close V formation they ap
peared over Cavite, apparently
safe from anti-aircraft shells
bursting below them.
The attackers dropped a clus
ter of bombs, sending up two
new smoke plumes from Cavite,
swung toward the merchantmen
and dropped another salvo, then
bombed the Fort McKinley area
and sped back out to sea.
This attack was followed by a
fourth In which eight planes in
close formation dropped some
30 bombs on Cavite.
Pendleton Has
Blackout Trial
PENDLETON, Dec. 11 VP)
This home of a US medium
bomber base held its first black
out last night, a 15-minute prac
tice that put business and resi
dential districts 100 per cent in
the dark.
Police and emergency air raid
wardens reported no disturb
ances and few cases of slowness
in responding to the alarm
Downtown crowds shouted at the
few laggards and all lights wer;
out in 10 minutes.
'America First'
Units Disbanded
PORTLAND, Dec. 11 VP)
Local chapters of the America
First and the Ministers' No-War
committees were disbanded here
last night. Dr. Paul Cotton, Al
bany college professor, an
nounced. He was chairman of
both isolation groups.
SISKIYOU CHIEF
MEDFORD. Dec. 11 VP)
Herschel C. Obye, assistant su
pervisor of the Itcgue River na
tional forest, has been promoted
to supervisor of tha Siskiyou na
tional forest at Grants Pass, suc
ceeding Edward P. Cliff, Super
visor Karl Janouch of the Rogue
announced todsy.
HOUND-UP DATES
PENDLETON, Dec. 11 VP)
The Pendleton Round-Up board
this week set Sept. 16-17-18 as
round-up dates for 1942.
The tuberculosis mortality
rate is now approximately 47
per 100,000 of the population.
In the early IDOO's it was close
to 200.
REASON IT OUT AND YOU'LL
PREFER THIS
In NR (Nature's Remedy) Tablets,
there are no chemicals, no minerals, no
phenol derivatives. NR Tablets are
diflerent act different. Purely teerlablt
a combination of 10 vegetable ingre
dients formulated over 60 years ago.
Unposted or candy coated, their action
is dependable, thorough, yet gentle, as
",,...., u, nave proven, u a iu
Lonvincer Box. Larger economy sizes, too.
CNDY
COATED
r REGULAR!
UH TQ.NIQHT; TOMORROW tLRIOHT
announcement is made that such
SPOKANE, Dec. 11 (J) -Trachoma,
ar eye disease pre
valent among Indians of the
northwest, is being attacked with
some success through use of sul
fadiazine, an Indian service re
port disclosed today.
Clinics were operated late this
year at Warm Springs, Umatilla
and Chemawa, Ore., and Fort
Hall, Idaho, under Dr. Polk Rich
ards, national director of Tra
choma work, assisted by Dr. R.
S. Lloyd, special Indian service
physician.
Dr. Richards said the sulfa
diazine was proving more ef
fective and less unpleasant than
sulfanilamide, used earlier.
The disease, he said, was char
acterized by inflammation and
granular lids and was extremely
painful. Until recently surgery
was used in treatment. With
sulfadiazine, the drug is admin
istered in pill form and the pa
tient hospitalized for 72 days for
observation.
At Umatilla, Dr. Richards said,
429 cases were treated of which
168 showed definite indications
of trachoma. Eighteen of these
had improved vision at the end
of the treatment. At Chemawa,
Dr. Lloyd reported 529 patients
with 153 having symptoms or
positive trachoma. Immediate
improvement in the vision of 30
was noted.
The report said Dr. Richards
was believed the first physician
using sulfadiazine in treatment
of the disease.
Chicken Coops
Must Blackout
SALEM. Dec. 11 VP) Defense
Coordinator Jcrrold Owen said
today that lights in chicken
houses in rural areas have not
been turned off during black
outs. Ho said that these lights
must be extinguished to permit
police officers to check on any
rural fifth columnists who leave
lights on to guide enemy air
planes to their objectives.
CHANEL
Famous Perfumes
. 8 Worldly, brllllont, chic the
"great lady of perfumes," (he aura of
ophittieofed smartness throughout the
world
Oardenla Lavish, lush, luxuriant so
xotlcally heady Its vital fragranco
lingers tike a memory of love.
Russia Leather A perfume of adven
furo dashingly flirtatious the perfect
fillip for summer suits and playful out
door hours.
No. 92 Exciting "two-toned" chal
lenge. Recklessly gay on the surface
alluringly deep with subtle "come
hither."
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' Hee.0..fat.Off.
$2.75 to $12
Plus Tax
Main ot Fifth
No
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u74 Hnd Skoal y ft
To buy "her" a gift she'll
love you should go to
the store where she prefers
to buy herself ... So that's
why I'm suggesting here that
you be sure to drop in at
Long's when you're looking
for something for your
mother, wife, daughter, or
good friend!
Long's anticipated Christ
mas 1941 as the biggest in
years, and bought according
ly .. . You'll find numerous
gifts in exquisite taste, and
yet inexpensively priced . . .
From Lingerie and leisure
robes to handkerchiefs, cos
tume Jewelry, hosiery and
many lovely novelty gift
items.
Several different organiza
tions have profited by the
experience of other groups
during the last couple of
years . . . And have held
their dinner dances at Cal
Ore recently . . . The only
thing wrong that I can see
is that I didn't get to go to
any of them!
In fact, the chairman of
the dinner-dance committee
of one club telephoned me
to find out whom to call for
details and I tried to hint
politely that special guests
would enjoy it, too . . . But
I guess I was too polite.
The best gift you could
give anyone who has Vene
tian blinds is a way to dust
them easily! And you'll bo
blessed for your thoughtful
ness. At F. R. Haugcr'g Janitor
supply department . . . 515
Market St. . . . You'll find
a special Venetian blind
duster . . . It's tilted Just
right . . . And made of os
trich feathers . . . For $1.25.
And for the man who
washes his own car ... A
huge imported English
chamois skin that will last
for years!
Incidentally, F. R. Haugcr
has every kind of household
cleaning help for housewives.
lee Jlend'Uclil
"Buy the low way on the
hi-way" is the slogan of Lee
Hendricks Drug Store . . .
(You'll find it next to Beck's
Bakery on South Sixth) . . .
And a peck at the. price tags
on the hundreds of Christmas
gifts there shows it's true.
Wrist watches from $2.95
to $10.95 . . . Pottery vases,
49c to $1.79 . . . Ornawood
novelties, 25c to $1.00 . .
Musical powder boxes, $4.59
to $8.50 . . . Dresser sets,
$6.75 to $22.50 . . . Manicure
sets, 60c to $10.00 . . . Sta
tionery, 29c to $3.00 , . . Bill
folds, 59c to $3.50 . . . Elec
tric wreathes, 6Bo to 98c.
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n t k i4 i i n 1 11
Have you seen the new
Christmas package bath sets
that Rubinstein has put out?
... I saw them at Currin's,
of course . . . Both the new
Heaven Sent fragrance and
the Apple Blossom that the
whole country took to its
heart last year and still loves.
You'll find boxes in cither
fragrance, containing cologne,
soap and dusting powder, for
$2.50 ... Or dusting powder,
cologne and an atomizer for
$2.25.
Richtfl $wImM.
Refugees from over run
Europe smuggled out dia
monds when they found that
their money would be taken
away at inspection points . . .
And in the United States,
the money from the sale of
the diamonds keeps them
from becoming public
charges.
So there's a little lesson
in investments . . . Because
almost nothing under the sun
has a re-sale value like a
diamond . . . Although few
people think of that when
they are selecting a lovely
diamond ring of the kind you
will find at Rickys Credit
Jewelers, on the corner of
Seventh and Main.
VaA Gam&ta Stt&p.
What does a camera fan
want for Christmas? Here are
some suggestions from Van's
Camera Shop:
Camera cases 25c to $15
Tripods from $4.75
Dark Room Outfits $3.05
Hand Flash Outfits $1.00
Enlarger . $22.50 and $26.50
Movie Cameras
from $30.50 to $142.50
Movie Reel Cases,
for 12 $3 00
"Folding" Cameras
from $8.25 to $50.00
Brownie Cameras
from - $128
Jlte Soan
California glazed fruit, as
put out under the Lyons
brand, is one of the nicest
gifts for friends and relatives
living in other parts of the
country ... Or for people
here, for that matter ... So
I must tell you that The
Swan has it boxed from $1.00
to $2.50.
This place, Just across from
the courthouse, carries the
most famous lines of, boxed
candies, too . . . Miss Saylor's,
Whitman's and Socicte . . .
Littlo boxes and big ones,
variously priced from 50c to
$8.00.
Overnight kits of cosmetics
are wonderful gifts, becauso
most gals yearn for one . .
But seldom buy them for
themselves . , . You'll find
a score or more at Currin's,
from $2.00 to. $35.
Tho $7.50 size put out by
aTussy has room for a nightie
'as well as the rcmovablo tray
of eight Tussy make-up and
cleansing preparations . . .
While the $17.50 size is three
times as; big and has 10 Tussy
items in a separate kit that
can be removed and carried
by Itself If you wish. ,
, i , i fci i ,
Med-5bttal foauiy
You'd better hurry and
make an appointment for a
permanent if you want your
hair to look nice for the holi
days . . . Having it dune now
will give you a chance for a
softening shampoo before the
festive days.
And don't forgot what I've
told you before . . . That
my hair right now is curled
by a Crcmc-OII machlneti-Ni
thul I got at the Medical
Dental Beauty shop ... It
cost $6. although a friend of
mine paid $10 west of the
Cascades for the same per
manent ... Or you can have
another good "plain oil" ma
chlnclrss for $5 . . . Phono
3448.
Afoe'i. GMmtiU
You'll find Elizabeth Ar
den, Elmo and Charles of tho
Rltz cosmetic kits at Moc's
Cosmetics department . . .
Fully equipped handbags
with space for a nightie,
priced from $12.00 to$27.50
. . . Smaller ones, some that
look like "vanity cases" of
20 years ago, cosmetically
equipped, too, with no excess
space, are $2.50 to $7.50.
To put your own cismctlcs
In while traveling . . .Thcre
are the little Rolfs bags, un
fitted, for $3.50 . . . They're
collapsible, too.
lake
The gift that attracted the
most attention from our rela
tives and friends last year
was a 10-pound box of Klam
ath Netted Gem potatoes . . .
This year Swan Lake Mould
ing company is having the
wooden boxes packed ugain,
with each spud individually
gift wrapped, for $1.00 any
where In the United States.
These beautiful baking po
tatoes are an advertisement
for the Klamath country in
themselves . . . And the
wooden boxes are, too . . ,
Which is the reason why
Swan Lake goes to the
trouble to gel them ready at
no profit to themselves.
MuAfUteyL Seed
A full stock of tho famous
Bauer line of pottery vases
and flower pots is carried at
Murphey's Seed Store at 422
Main St. . . . Colorful ones
(either vivid or pastel) as well
as black and white . . . And
with them you can brighten
up a friend's houso very in
expensively. No one ever has succeeded
In finding a good substitute
for a basket . , . But thcy'ro
scarce . , . The only ones In
town are at Murphey's . . .
For sewing, knitting, or for
carrying odds and ends.
4-
Kimua Hi. Qlall
This is the last call for
madc-to-ordcr mirrors . . .
And since the exactly right
size for particular people is
hard to find, a mirror order
ed to Individual specifications
is a wonderfully thoughtful
gift.
Kimball's Glass Shop at
527 Walnut St. Is tho only
place In town that I know
of where you can get made-to-order
mirrors . . . And De
cember 15 Is the last day on
which Mr. Kimball will take
orders for Christmas delivery
. . . Becauso last year thero
was too much of a rush tho
week before Christmas for
such dellcato work.
. i X , n kX iLinlriA ff S3 k fcat.O
1ati Gamla Shop.
Did you know Ihut Shi-uf
fvr desk nets cun be bought
this year for the price uf a
pen In formrr years? Well,
that's what I learned at Vun'a
Camera Shop . . . The desk
sets of this famous pen an
na tow as $1.05 . , , And up
to $35 at Van's.
Plain Slirnffcr urns arc $1
to $15 . . . Shftiffer pencils,
$1 to $6 . . . And Sheiiffer
pen and pencil sr-t are $1 05
to $20.
You ran have the name
stamped in gold on the n
or pepcil, or both.
e JlendMckl
People who llvo south of
town and trade regularly at
Leo Hendricks Drug Store
on South Sixth Street have
gotten so they cxpfrt to find
just about everything there
. . . And If you haven't been
in this modern community
drug store you're going to bo
mighty surprised at the hun
dreds of Christmas gifts dis
played. Tho prices aro very low.
too . . . For Instance, gumes
from 25c to $2.50 . , . Stuffed
plush animals, 59c to $4.39
. . . Toys, 10c to $1.08 . . .
Dolls, 59c to $4.08.
I Jotted down some of the
things I found at Margot's
for Christmas giving .
Robes, hostess coats, break
fast coats . . . Zippers and
wrap around styles in silk
and crepes, quilted satins,
cotton seersucker and wash
able printed silks . . . From
$2.08 to $14.08.
And lingerlel . . . Lovely
gown sets at $1.98 . . .
Gowns from $1.98 to $3.08
. . . Slips from $1.29 to
$2.25 . . . There are so many
different kinds tlmt you'll
have to sec them yourself.
1joui Stole, 3hc.
Unusual costume Jewelry
is a joy to every gal who
wears It . . . And If you aro
looking for an inexpensive
gift, yet a "different" one,
be sure to notico tho hand
made and hand-carved wood
en Jewelry at Your Store.
Some of It .Is made of
myrtlewood, which grows
only In Palcstlno and Western
Oregon . , . Those I saw cost
from 50c to $1.25.
Anyway, drop In nt Your
Store . . . Because there aro
simply hundreds and hun
dreds of things for every
body . . '. Except small chil
dren! You'll bo sure to find
many suitable gifts there.
Shan StatlOHfuf.
You can still get plenty of
Christmas cards at ' Shaw's,
even to having your namo
Imprinted . ; . Tho store
bought henvily becauso there
would be no chance to gel
in a supply nt tho last min
ute, so you'll find an oxcol
lent selection there still.
Shaw's special Is a box as
sortment of 24 for $l.lfl...
With your name Imprinted
. . . I also like the sparkly
assortment of 30 for $2.50,
with your namo , . , And the
Christmas stationery to write
Individual notes to go..cl
friends.
dm
GwiMhI jot 24uyA
This Is a buby year, I read
the other day, hecniiMi the
amazing luimhrr of 2.500,0(111
hnhtrs wi-rc horn lu the
United Slliti'a (lining the lnut
12 month . . . So here are
some suggestions for gifts for
bnblcn thnt I found nt
C'urrln'H:
Hotlle sterilizers, baby
fti'iilc, baby book, co lib and
brush setK. nursery sets, div
posnbln diaper, both si'ls . . .
In flirt, there n Ju.it about
everything a baby oulH
iii-rd . . . Kvrn rattles . . .
And you in pay anywhere
frniii 15c to $1110 fur these
Infants' gilts.
Qalcelonl ()
Maybe the answer to your .'
gift problem Is a pln-lt-up i
lamp . . . Tho handy kind
you put on the wail where
It doesn't need table or floor
space . . . Garcelon's has a
big stock of them, for every
room of the house.
I'm It up lamps are espc
dally good Pennine they can
be set out of the way, and
yet In a plate to give good
Indirect light ... To climln- ;
ate dark corners . . . And '
generally bo useful.
Those I saw at Garcelon's !
. . . In all color seheines . . .
Were priced from $2.10 to
$5.00.
SitluM. QuM
I noticed the price tags on
the famous Sltkln fur coats
at Long's this week . . . And
the prices still are low . . .
Which Lawrence Silkln told
me is dun to tho fact thnt
their stock of fine furs stl'l
Is full . . . But, he said, the
Sitklns don't know when
they're going to gel liny
more!
There's a lesson to bo
learned there ... If wo take
the advice of economists and
buy normnlly, we'll bo bettor
off than if we wait . . . When
things get scarce, prices arn
sure to rise . . . So, since
C'hrlstmns is coming anyway,
why not enjoy It as usual?
jbel&y'l Muiic
People who have, phono
grnphs would appreciate rec
ords or complete albums . , .
Which ought lo solvo tho
ChrlstnuiH gift problem in
many homes!
At Derby's tho other dny
I found tho complete Tschal
kowsky Concert In B-flat
Minor . . . Four 12-Inch rec
ords, both sides ... In the
splendid Victor selection the
storo carries,
And children's nursery
rhymes In album form . . .
As well -ns popular swing
records . , , Low-priced, many
of them . . . While others In
the storo ore riot Inexpensive,
although all records aro much
lower thiin ihey woro b
coupln of years ago.
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