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June 2, 1042 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON page; three KLAMATH GETS Gets an A, Too Small Jiffy Knil Done In Hug Cotton ' IN HANDS OF WLB RATON BOARD Hill mi 1 "yn" ' T RES TO APPL CANTS At lla Mny 21 mciotlnif, the lo ml rationing bourd put tho stamp n( npprovul on tho follow ln nnpllrutlon for tire, lubes, rocnpn and aim: Tallinn Furmit, -three recaps and two tubra, farming, John K, Tlghe, two recaps, fnrmlni!. Kclwln Hllvu, two recaps, triumpnrtiitlon to airport con struction, liny K. Williams, two recaps, ninliitcnnnco of Industrial equip mnit. Kriink P. Groin, two tlroa and two tulicH, ranching. , ICImi'r K. Gnroy, one tube, log UliiK. AV. D. Miller, two tire and two lubes, construction, Klnmnth .Timber compnny, one tire nnd one tubo, longing. Jvory Pine company, two tires, loKKlnit. Ivory Pine company, two tlrea and two lubes, logging. Lamm Lumber company, one tire, logging. Jones and King, one tire and one tube, airport construction. Klnmnth Machine and Loco motlvo Works, one tire and one tube, trnnaportntlon of material! to sawmills. Elmer E, Gurry, two tlrei and two tubo, logging. Safeway Stores, Inc., two tlrea and two tubes, wholesale gro cery. Dean O. Miller, four tlroa, hnullnii fuel. Martin Brothers Feed com pnny, one tire and one tube, wholesale feed, Krnln, etc. Anclrlau Brothers, two tires and one tube, fnrmlng. Gorald Whltlntch, two tires and two tubes, produce dealer. Angolo Serena, two tubes, transportation to defense Indus try. Updegrnve Trucking ; com pnny, two recaps, loRglng. Con Cromln, two reenps and two tubes, fnrmlng. Ore.-Cal Fast Freight, two r caps, commercial hauling. Pacific Fruit and Produce compnny, two recaps, wholesale produce. - ' Lamm Lumber company, one recap, logging. William Mnust, two rccapa, logging. Elmer E. Carey, three reenpa, two tubes, logging. t Nora McAullffo, on ear, cat tle raising. Roy Q. Holmes, on car, farm ing. Louis W. Soukup, one oar, civilian pilot training. Harry C. Welch, one car, lum bering, i . Wage-Hour Law Ruled in Effect For Custodians WASHINGTON, June i (P) Tho supreme court has dacidsd tli at the federal wngo-hour law applies to omployos engaged In tho mnintonnnco and opera tlon of buildings whose tenants produce goods for Interstate com mcrco, Tho Justice department estimated theso custodial and , mnlntcnnnco cmployos at 78,000. Justlco Frankfurter delivered the 8 to 1 opinion, applying to employes of the Arsenal Build ing Corporation of Now York City and the A. B, Kirschbaum company of Philadelphia. Jus tlco Roberts dlsscntod. Tho ruling had tho offoct of brondonlng the application of the minimum wago and maximum hour provisions of the logisla tlon. Robert Laurenson . Selected to Attend Officer School CAMP WALLACE, Tox June 2 Corporal Robert F, Lauren son of Klamath Falls, now sta tioned at Camp Wallace, Tex,, has boon selected to attend tho 1 coast artillery officer candidate ' school at' Camp Davis, NT C, post officials have announced. Upon successful completion of course of approximately three months Corp. Laurenson will bo commissioned a second llouton ant In tho coast artillory corps of the United Slates army. Corp, Laurenson will report to Camp Davis June 1. In Klamath Falls he resided at 710 California, WARLIKE NAMES TUCSON, Ariz., (fll Newt Wells won't bo able to forgot the war even when bo's back in tho Santn Cntnllna mountains work ing his four new mining clnlms Ho recorded the claims' names as: Genornl MncArthur, Bataan, Corrcgldor nnd Pearl Harbor, ) WARNINOI BfWARI OP B017EL WORMS Roundworm Innlde you or ymir eh!M win mune rcinl trouble. Anil you mny not know Bhnt In wronR. WMitlnff hIrtib tin i ,,plcky', ; inptillle, ncrvniifinnM, unenny tilornnfln, Ichlntr pnrtn. (Jot Jnyn Vwmlfiiw riRht iwnylJAYNR'H In AmnrlflA' lewllnjr pkh trlMnry worm mnllrlrtot himmJ by mllllond nt n tenlly yt eiol roundworm!. I. mi nu n! JAVNE'8 VEUMIKUOBI liv Alice Itrooks Jiffy knit this smnrt knitted jacket in Inexpensive rug cotton. You 11 find it an indispensable addition to your wardrobe. Pat tern 7318 contains Instructions for Jacket in slip 12-14 aid lfl-18; Illustrations or It ' and stitches; materials needed. To obtain this pattern send 11 cents In coin to The Herald and News, Household Arts Dept., Klnmnth Falls. Do not send this picture, but keep It and tho number for reference. Be sure to wrap coin securely, as a loose coin often slips out of tho envelope. Requests for patterns should read, "Send pattern No. ; .., to followed by your name end address. SAVINGS QUOTA Volunteer Fire Chiefs to Meet at Bonanza, Henley Thero will be a meeting of the volunteer fire chiefs and their assistants on Wednesday, June 3, at 8 p. m. at tho Bonanza high school agricultural building, and on Thursday, Juno 4, at 8 p, m. at the Henley grongo ball. Those meetings aro to com plete the organization of the vol unteer fire units which are set up to protect farm structures, crops and materials. Every per son In the county has a part In the farm fire protection pro gram. All land owners and oper ators will be asked to help out In this program by removing ex isting fire hazards in advance of the fire season and to have nec essary fire fighting equipment available for emergency. By do ing .this, everyone will bo pro tectlng his own property. Tho public Is invited to attend either of theso meetings as tho program concerns all rural oco- plo. Fires help tho enemy lot's prevent theml WASHINGTON, Juno 2 (fl'l Treasury spokesmen sulci today preliminary statistics indicated tha $000,000,000 May quota for war bond sales was surpassed easily. For Juno, the quota hns been raised to UOO,000,000, and, be ginning with July, It will ba lifted to $1,000,000,000 a month. Juno quotas run from a min imum o( $100 In Armstrong county, South Dakota which had a population of 42 in tho last eimsim to $121,704,100 In New York City, whoso five counties havo been lumped for quota purposes, Wlillo the quotus of most of tho nation's 3,070 counties have bcon lipped by a rough one-third slnco May, several counties have obtained sllffer Increases. Tho goal for Loving county, Tcxos, for Inxtimce, has been boosted from $200 to $3,400. A quota of $7,748,000 was set for Oregon during Juno. Aver ago monthly soles for tho state from July, 1041, through Jan uary, 1942, wero $4,032,776. Hero by counties are tho Juno quotas followed by tho average sales from last July through January of this year: Baker $103,000, $48,310; Benton $130,300, $06,000; Clackamas $105,300, $71, 532; Clatsop $108,000, $88,538; Columbln $02,000, $40,442; Coos $180,600, $00,002; Crook $10,800, $7,151; Curry $4, 100, $1,740. Deschutes $06,700, $47,704; Douglas $80,000, $37,000; Gil liam $17,1500, $7,440; Grant $31,300. $13,338; Harney $28, 700. $13,250; Hood River $80, 300, $20,84-1; Jackson $157,800, $70,002; Jefferson $7,600. $3, 23S; Josephine $04,700, $46, 400. Klamath $214,900, $104,949; Lake $33,500, $14,289) Lane $341,000, $182,250; Lincoln $33,500, $14,326; Linn $142, 000, $04,780; Malheur $46,100, $20,003; Marlon $462,700, $255,232; Morrow $40,300, $10,727; Multnomnh $4,121,. 000, $2,301,000. Polk $58,500, $27,755; Sher man $21,200, $0,052; .Tillamook $55,100; $24,300; Umatilla $180,800, $78,027; Union $77, 100, $34,701; Wallowa $25, 200, $10,748; Wasco $112,400, $32,802; Washington $152,600, $05,766; Wheeler $12,000, $0,404; Yamhill $143,400, $72,-027. UA": ' ;' Who would be holding up two A gns ration cards In Washing ton but Mrs. Leon Henderson? That means hubby, the price ad ministrator, gets three gallons a week only for the two Hender son cars. AHuras the morning season opened. The antelope weighed 80 pounds, according to the young hunter. MAM JAILED AFTER Mike Shcrlck Wcerhacusc! camp No, 2, Is In the county Jail charged with being drunk on a public highway. Officers said he was driving south, sideswiped a car driven by James Carkuff, city, tha Carkuff car hitting a third machine driven by Mildred Hylton, and ell three ending up in a tangle with Joseph Clinton Whistler's automobile. Cars were damaged but Injuries were slight. Charles Welch Owens, Seattle arrested on Highway 68 and Al- tamont drive, was charged by state- police with driving while under tho influence of liquor. Ho is In tho county Jail. Arrest occurred cnrly Sunday after noon. LUCKY BUCK NEW YORK, M) It was only a dollar, but you need lots of em to pay income taxes and things, so when Mrs. Charles Glasco's daughter dropped one down a sower last week she wrote And told Queens Borough President James A. Burke about It. Currently-stalemated wage Increase negotiations between tho Klamath Basin district coun cil of tho AFL Lumber and Saw mill Workers union and the Pino Industrial lU-lutlons committee arc In tho hands of the depart ment of labor, an LSW official said today. John Stanioch, chief district representative of the LSW, said (hut council agents lust met with a PIRC group on May 11. Ne gotiations wore broken off, he said, when the unionists refused to discuss terms with employers whose men were represented by other than the LSW. Stanioch said the council took tho stand that mill execu tives whose men were either CIO members or not organized should have no part in determin ing woges, hours or working con ditions of LSW workers. Despite the breakdown in PIRC-LSW relations, It was un derstood that a number of local unions were conducting meetings with individual employers tow ard pay boosts. No definite results from any were revealed. Meanwhile both the PIRC and the CIO International Wood workers of America awaited the important war labor board de cision No. 00, governing a wage issue in the fir industry and which both the IWA and the PR PIRC have agreed to follow in the Klamath area. Read Tha Classified Pago SUMMER RATES Th WMk OrHjf Btgtnrwa - AOvineed PopuUr Clinical MIRACLE SERIES STUDIO Doris Fredrick 727 Rosawar Drive Ph. 3302 BRANCH STUDIO Thelma Dumm 1336 Lakevlew Ph. 3498 Klamath Hunter Bags Antelope Marvin "Bud" Lucas, one ofj the four Klamath Falls hunters j Issued an antelope license, was fortunate In bringing down his game within a few hours after tho season's opening Friday,' May 20. "Bud" and his grand-! father, George Blehn, pioneer! resident of this city, made the trip Into Lassen county near Change in Schedules EFFECTIVE JUNE 1ST y LEAVE KLAMATH FALLS 12:53 P. M. for BEND, BURNS, BOISE, PORTLAND, SEATTLE, THE DALLES, SPOKANE NEW BUS SERVICE BETWEEN KLAMATH FALLS and CHILOQUIN LEAVE CHILOQUIN . .........:....9:00 A. Ml, for Klamath LEAVE KLAMATH FALLS 6:15 P. M. for Chiloquirt 'MT. HOOD STAGES, Inc. L e t ' s B uy a C o u p 1 e M ore ! 1wiiw.fflgyiiii,iiiff lWar Bonds f 'V 1 j , 'j And Stamps L ' "7i - j ,.' Are Available At J j ' First Federal J " - I Klamath County Went Over the Top by $4,000 Above Their May Bond Sales Quota of $149,0001 Let's Let the Whole World Know That Klamath County Can Buy 'Em and Oregon Boys Can Fly 'Eml $212,000 Is Klamath County's War Bond Sales Quota . For June! Get On the Bond Wagon! SIXTH AT MAIN mm, DIAL 5195 SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF KLAMATH FALLS Member Federal Savlnqi and Loan Insurance Corporation . YOUR STANDARD SERVICE MAN My tires to last going five years "hC, A.1 bV ou tou 'mve knocked V'LJi'. Doc Perkins over with a butterball when I told him that But I didn't I just said: Doc, you've got 25,000 miles coming out of those tires yourself if you let Standard give 'em the right prescription . . . and maybe only 10,000 if you don't. ' "What's the right prescription?" he asks. ' First, let me switch 'em scientifically (just the way it's in the picture here) so that the wear is even all 'round. Then, I said: you come here once a week regularly and let me check the air even if you don't drive a mile, . or buy any of that swell Standard Gasoline. Then have your -garage check the wheel align ment "What's that?" he says. Like a run down heel . I TOLD HIM. If you walk with your knees out you wear out the heel on the outside. It's the same way with car wheels. The thing to do is be sure the wheels are on straight now, and then be careful not to bump into curbs. mm Wi'ui sure back of Uncle Sam 100 '. ' on that slogan of his '. . . Care for Your Car . ... for your Country!" "WHAT'S GAS GOT TO DO WITH LONGER CAR LIFE?" I told Doc the first thing he could put down was that he couldn't buy better gas than Standard . . . Unsurpassed. That's net Then, I said: what's the use of taking a chance on a gas that ex plodes too fast and hammers the bearings or a gas that starts slow and overworks the" starter and battery. So he grinned, and said he guess he'd never get stuck if he sticked to Standard, and shoved off. Meet America's Most Popular Wild Flower! Just think s minute about the most beautiful field of California poppies you've ever seen. Then add 25 and you've got the field of poppies that's pictured in the Scenic View that we Standard men are going ta start giving out Friday, June 6. This wonderful art print, including a grand tribute to California's stats flower, by Donald Culross PeatUe, is free to every person buying a War Savings Stamp, wherever Stand ' ard products are sold.. Ask for it Friday, June 6. v-- DON'T BUY OIL WITH A HOLE IN IT! Let me explain that If some of Standard's famous RFM Motor Oil and few drops of some other oil were heated in watch crystals, do you know what would happen? The ordinary oil would run away from the heat, leaving a hole in the center like a doughnutl But not "RFM." It's Thermo-Charged. It sticks to the hot spots other oils leave dry. No other motor oil in tho whole world can match "RPM" for protection. . STANDARD takes BETTER CARE OF YOUR CAR ! STANDARD QIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA .
