January 16, 1042
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
Honolulu Mill A ChrUtinni
rd postmarked 2 p, m., Decern
bar 8, was recelvod by Mack
Llllard Friday from Honolulu.
Llllnrd assumed that the moll
boat wai In ths harbor at the
time of the Japanese attack,
Ince It took tho card over a
month to reach here.
On Builneu O. C. Lorenz,
president of the Klamath Falls
branch of the First National
Bank of Portland, relumed
Thursday morning by train
from Portland.
In Klamath R. L. Stone of
Stone Food Storm, Inc., is
pending several days here on
business from headquarter! In
Spokane. He la visiting here
with F.mll Albrccht.
In Portland Mitchell Tlllot
on. manager of tho Klamath
Falls branch of the First Na
tional Bank of Portland, la
spending several days In Port
,ltnd on business.
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Simplified Requirements Hew Opportunities
Today we are swiftly building an Ameri
can Air Force that will have no equal
In planes or In personnel. The U. S.
Army needs thousands of young men
to apply each month for the world's
finest aviation training as Aviation Cadets
to become bombardiers) navigator
nd pilots. Commissions as Second
Lieutenants are waiting for these men
at the end of their seven-and-om ialf.
month training period.
II TO. 24 M A. MID OR SINALI
If you have passed your 18th birthday
and are not yet 27, you are eligible under
the new regulations for Aviation Cadet
training. Good physical condition la
New Meeting P I a e a The
Red Cross home nursing class
sponsored by the Catholic
Duughters has been transferred
from the armory building to the
Catholic parish hull. This class
will meet Tuesday mornings at
0::O. Mrs. Edna Carnuhan Is
the Instructor
Hears From Bon Mrs. Ivan
Kllgore received a card Friday
from her son, Huford Robin,
saying he wus "well and all
right." Robin Is In the army
and was last reported In Hono
lulu, but his scheduled stay
thore was to be only temporary.
Vacationing Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Bard aru leaving Friday for
a vacation In Sun Francisco and
Oakland. They will be accom
panied by Mrs. Bard's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Cain of tho
Hart hotel.
Accident Reported Carlcton
O. Brown of Crystal and W. M
Gibson of Fort Klamath reported
a sideswipe collision on the slip
pery pavement south of Fort
Klamath Thursday morning. No
one was injured.
In Hawaii Mrs. Axel Olson of
3008 Denver avenue, Altamont,
received word Friday that her
nephew, L. Andrus, formorly of
Klamuth Falls, is stationed In
the Hawaiian Islands.
Return R. D. El lor, Klamath
Falls Insurance man, returned
Thursday morning from a busi
ness trip to Portland.
To Salem Fred Peterson,
county school district head, and
Mrs. Peterson left Friday for Sa
1cm. They will return Sunday.
Unemployment Fund
Shows Big Increase
SALEM, Jan. 18 OP) State
unemployment compensation
commission collections from em
ployers were 27 per cent greater
during 1841 than during 1940,
while payments to unemployed
were 38 per cent less, the com.
mission said today.
The commission's trust fund
at the end of the year was $18
378.581. an increase of (6,322,'
228. Benefits paid during the
year were S2,48S,5S4, compared
with $4,009,025 In 1040, $4,052.
888 in 1839, and $5,818,300 In
1838.
entirely aware of the dangers Thoroughly Modern J, I im S$?20) ff t? , JX A
that surround them. Miguel Joe and Ann Earley I fmmSEI ' A TEEL : fv' ffff s-r fH
At. man Mnlnn mlnllr n In. Proprietor III-'" I.-.. X. ft. Z i'j I I -a I I ..
necessary, of course. Married men are
now eligible.
IIMPU'IID IDUCATIONAl MOUIMMINTS
New, simplified tests determine the
applicant's ability to complete the Avis
tion Cadet Course successfully. Diplo
mas or credit from educational insti
tutions r not required for training
U.S.
For Your
Information
MAIL CLOBINtJ TIME
(Efieatlro September 28, 1941)
Tram 17 Bouthbouudi 6 a. m.
Train 20 Northboundi IOiOO a. m.
Train IB Bouthboundi 8i4S p. m.
Train 16 Northboundi 8:00 p. m.
Degree of Honor All drill
team members of the Degree of
Honor are asked to meet at 1:30
p. m. Saturday In the KC hall.
All those not remaining in the
team are asked to turn In uni
forms. All members are asked
to report.
Royal Neighbors The Royal
Neighbors of America will meet
at the IOOF hall Monday, Janu
ary 10, at 2 p. m. All 1041-42
officers are asked to be preicnt.
Girl Scout Guardians There
will be a Girl Scout leaders'
training course Tuesday, Jnnu-
ary 20, ,at Fremont school at
7:30 p. m. The general leader
ship training will be blended
toward the defense program.
Mrs. J. K. Reno who has re
turned from a conference at
Portland will muke a report.
Battery C Mothers Mothers
and wives of the men of Bat
tery C, 248th coast artillery,
will meet at the chamber of
commerce at 1 p. m. Mondoy.
Intorcstcd friends of men In tho
battery were also Invited.
Three Homes Burn
Near Tillamook
TILLAMOOK, Jan. 16 VP)
Flro yesterday afternoon destroy
ed three homes, a garage and a
new automobile In the Hathaway
Mead suburban district east of
here.
Firemen said the , flames, of
undetermined origin, threatened
a large part of the district be
fore they were checked. The
civilian defense fire reserve,
made up largely of high school
students, assisted the fire de
partment. The homes of Mrs. Elizabeth
Donaldson, Kermlt Bestol and
Lester Cook were destroyed.
Cook's garage ' and car also
burned.
Due to illness, a Kansas wom
an Judge held court in her
home. That's where they usu
ally lay down the law.
ARMY
RECRUITING
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Nurse holds a 5-week-old
baby girl found in the corridor
of a downtown Philadelphia of
fice building. The child Is now
in care of the bureau of public
welfare. Tucked In blankets cov
ering the child were 10 S20
bills and an unsigned notei
"Please, plesse take care of my
baby . .. . I'm sick and can't
This Is all
money
have.'
Little Nancy Merki
Heads for Washington
PORTLAND, Jan. 16 (JP Lit-!
11a Knnm, Marlr! nnr, an In.
fantile paralytic, now one of the
world's great swimmers, headed
for Washington Thursday to do
her bit in the campaign against
poliomylltis.
The Portland miss, named by
tho AAU America's outstanding
woman swimmer of 1841, was
atrcmblo with excitement last
night as she boarded .the train.
It was partly because she was
going to participate in a na
tional radio program for the in
fantilo paralysis fund drive, but
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(I HQ YrT B 75e , Lady Poblum
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as bombardiers, navigator and pilots,
"The Three Musketeers" of the Army
Air Corps. Examination boards have
been set up in key cities where you can
take your mental and physical exam
inations the tame day you apply, and
be enlisted Immediately.
It's time for action. Call at the near
est Army recruiting station today. You
will be given full information on how
you can serve your country and become
a Flying Officer in the Army Air Corps.
SERVICE &
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mostly because she was going to
meet Mrs. Roosevelt. Partly, too,
she said, because she was to be
guest of the national sports coun
cil at a banquet In New York.
Eight years ago Nancy faced
the prospect of being crippled
for life. But swimming restored
the affected muscles. Presently
she was showing her heels to
competitors. For the last three
yearn zho has been a dominating
figure in natlonnl competition.
Monday she will tell her story
from Washington and give to
Mrs. Roosevelt the contributions
of her fellow students at Port
land' Grant high school.
PRESSING MATTER
EASY START
RICHMOND, Va., ') Navy
recruits here will start their
careers as gobs with a vacation
with pay.
Lieut.-Comdr. Herbert G.
Chandler explained that the local
recruiting program was about to
get ahead of- the training at the
Norfolk naval training station
and that for the time being re
cruits would be put on a week's
leave Immediately after induction.
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NEW MANAGER
Ted L. Fix, above, Is the new
manager of the Firestone Home
and Auto Supply store, which
opened recently at 827 Main
street. Fix, who has been with
Firestone for the past five years,
Is a graduate of Washington
State college. He comes here
from Seaside, where he covered
an outside territory for the com
pany. He la married and has one
boy, a year and one-half old,
and the family has come here to
make their home.
According to Fix, the Fire
stone company plans to estab
lish a tire recapping and retread
ing plant here In the near fu
ture, probably at the rear of the
store.
$3)65
(30 Day Only)
1. Vacuum clean Inside of car.
2. Steam clean motor.
3. Test antifreeze and report on strength.
4. Tighten all hose connections and head bolts.
5. Wash car complete in warm water.
6. Lubricate motor. Including starter, generator, distributor
and all throttle linkage.
7. Clean and re-oil air cleaner.
8. Lubricate all door hinges and latches.
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9. Test battery cells for strength, check cables and
minals.
10. Fill steering gear housing to proper level.
11. Lubricate all pressure fittings.
12. Clean springs and spray with penetrating oil.
13. Check transmission and differential for proper level.
14. Clean, repack and adjust front wheel bearings and in
spect brake lining.
15. Check front wheel alignment for tire wear oa Bean
Front End Machine.
VITAL STATISTICS
BIRTHS
TICKNOR Born ft Light
foot hospital, Klamath Falls,,
Ore., January 14, 1042, to Mrf
and Mrs. John T. Tlcknor, 1717
Main street, girl. Weight: 7
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