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Juno 8, 1042 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN BOARD 1 III RECEIVE CALL FDR JUNE 1 7 Simplest Stitcher Forms Sacred Picture The Juno condiment of Klam ath county board 3 drafted will Ioiivo haro on tlia night of Wednesday, Juno 17, elective iprvlca lioiid(uertcrs sulci toduy. Tho nion Iihvo bctm ordered to report nt the Klnninth iirnv ory lit 7 o'clock for fltiul or ders. A short enlertiiliiinent pro gram has been planned and rel utlvoi and friend urn timed to bid their lust farewells nt tlio armory Insteud of ut the Soulli rrn PncHlo '(Input "from whore tho group will lutor luuvo for Purtlund, A group of bourd 1 drafteei 'Dm leave hero Monday night, June 8. , Board 2 men: AlaaaniW. HAhrrl Marias.' K014U I, hot Hr. Klamath Fall.. Alaianrirr, Km. Vernon. Pninarui. Arrhar, Alain Kranct.. I Auirlei, hi... 1.. tml Jam.,. lfll. I'r.k, I).. n.nn-ll. Ciirlla Haf. 1 101 Jiilmuii) alraal, Xlamatli Kall. In, II. n. I. In. Altlmr Wtharil. II. ,gl I, bnl IM. Klamath falla. Iiar.llun!. Anal., Jm. rnrlh Wuttti, T"l., flrnwa. Hoharl Jatn.a. Palalat. Or. Malr. Abraham, crtlhwiuia. Or. ItraDnam. William Walttr. rnri Klamath. Or. ttrnvn. Flrrol Kenttrtr. HI,, Of. Iluno.l. rrnk. Mil lvll rllKl, Klamath r.iit. IMl, Vlrall Jjiltn. ChamuM, Or. Crawler, laif (ienri, Mn rrandiro, Chart. hayimnt Jain.. IWr.ka, Calif, Clalhnm, Ilnan riayil. KI.iill.IJ. Or. Carina, Mrln tlu.tat, tl.lt.r, IIBD. Cfltllnt. O'ors Wr-xIraiW. I'rlnvvlll, Or. (onqttriMl, ttkharil 0. RuuU S, boi lOU. Klamath rii. rhatitnan, Wn VMarartl, Otlweln. lows, chrl.lrtar, H.i.tl Uurtlim. Kuartia, Or. Carroll, Holier! Weliloti. San Franrlaca,. Cortlnan. Uu T. mi llu'h alraal, Klauv ih ru. rOhlilr. OtU Vlclof, UunanM. Or. lU l.iun. Hoy II, Km.!.,. .11, Or. Tr-iUr, iaalla Kill. Ja'rlawaka. Xan. OonvldMin. William TlKiruaa. TioneaU. Calif. lala. Hall Albitl, III Appluele am. Klamath Valla. Iceland, t'.loo Marlon. Haphi Cltjr. S. D. rramri. Sam. Iloa U, Klamath fall,. rrol.l. l-'lllrnrtl fclwlp. Ill Allataoal ilrlv. VoahafS. CIlloTd Vlelof. CulLf t'llr. Or. Faith. Arthur William, tVirlland, or. r.rt.11. Olaen Arthur, Il.ll.aue. Waah. rrerlrkana. Oil rrvrirlrk, lUnU M'W' lea. Call). Hal, (.'hart William, IKI Wllloa drl. Klamath fall. ruHirrd, Porraal Ellea. tM rlm iUU Klamath fall. Ora, Jam ChrMoph', IIU Darby ilra.l. Klamath rail,, Olal.te', IMrl An'y. Val. Or. oalaln. tirnallua l lrtrlan. tlrlak, Nr. (itimp. Ilard Arthur. MouodarUI, W. T"ira,t. Vlrill BuriHl. OaVland, Calif. Orllflo, hi'tn Jack. TrDtildaU, Or. (Iraadal. luldar. Hnoqualuilc, Waah. ll'iwatd, rtiill llt.rtdrn. Aahland. Or. tlarknau. Knnth iUrrtll. Oaylord. Ora. Hurl;. Jam K'toard. Kan llkr. Vallf. Halt, Ir-tbart JarVwin, Nnpnrt, Or. ll(Kbf, Arlllh Olltiiiar, h.ano, Waah. Hall, Jfl .Salhan. I'lillWo, Or. Ilamlltnn. Hi Wlnllcld. lllarWiMt. Ma. Ilavllna. Orar William. Kan l'dro, Calif. Hardin, ln Oil, run Bernardino. Calif. Hlbhard. Jack Cobtirn. Yamaay, Or. jlaya. lo mard. Madfnrd. Or. ILM. llamond ll'."l. Uianla I'aaa, Or. FviJ'b Al'in. ottland, Or. tTiwIII, Wandrll ltnl. Kuut I. box Vfi. Klamath ralla. , Jolinitnn. Ilrrnard. Dortll. Calif. JnhniM. Arthur Huin. Tulalak. Onllf. Jobninn. Thaod-r. h.rtl.nd. Jannbl, Ana-.n. I'lillil !, Calif. Jonaa. Jama Ortlll. l'mt. Calif. JnhnnMi. AtlrM Rdrmnil. M..lrh. or. Jarkann. Ion Klamalh. Itrally, Or. Kaafh, Itrrman Jaliiai. rtarkanial, Or. Kaubl. Ill tlaralil. Jarkannrllk, Ora. Kallam. Harrr Jamra. M'rilord. Or. Lharaoa, ilwn othr. in lt. WhIU, Klamath falli. Urmmlaln, Da1d Wtltard. Uma. Wla. lamln. rran rilllr. Talatit, Or. Mndrrtr. Carl William, fuin. Ora. Uaartr, Jmra lltirjr. Ilunl . h" Klamalh Valla. Iaar, r'rank Ivan. Ilnul.t Crtak. Calif. t ..l . r..i.H arn n.. alrCay, Htatilay Onrdim. Pourttanil. Caltf. lr( ntkhlll, llobarl Mnrlon. Oaarnart, iir. itrhlrhnla. Horrl Clrmi.nl. Coilna. Calif. MK'oy. Kdwanl. Orham. Or. Madden. Illand. l'H'r. Ilkla. Mnnn. ftanlfl Oaori. Ahland. Or. Minimi, OrrnW Wllfnrd. Ihriw. Coin. Martin, iarny William. Chl.duln, On, Matnay, lwla Tlmfdlct, Itnttt I. hot AM, lalamath Pall. Orr. a Hon. Imnatd Hfrrl. Frnn, Calif, nnaa, i:mo Wllfortl. Knna, Ta rnliy, John n. Ukntl, Or. M.vira Tnnv. Ilaattv. Or. MalacVar. Anthony Wank, flan ltanftaro. Mr, rhnrlra Iall. Maun, "re. Nation. Clirlat r.lnar. Ionard. Minn. Vkboli. Albert llrnrv. fllrrl. Mo. S'ronham. I'avllt Klrny. Ilout t, hoi 101. Klamath Fall. Olann. Chart! Vlrill. Hit lndnnd,n Itrrft, Kiamatn ran. rtraon, Myta William. Klamath rails. Poknrtiy, Jamaa mil, Matin. Or. PriiHt, f-alln Nrwton. Talrnl..Or. Pool. !. Krln. Illtdrbranil. Or. WW, CCMfAMt. MORE WOMEN FOR aMlataol airt aac by Alice Brooks Use rich colon to embroider this Sucred Heart picture. It's liundlwork you'll toko prldo In find It's easy to do. Benin this heirloom panel now. Pattern 7181 contnlnii n trnnsfer pattern of a picture lot by 14 Inches; 11 lustrations of stitches; materials needed; color chart. To obtain this pattorn send 11 cents In coin to The Horald and News, Household Arts Dept., Klamath Falls. Do not send this picture, but keep It and the number for reference. Be sure to wrap coin securely, as loose coin often slips out of the envelope. Requests for patterns should read, "Send pattern No. , to - followed by your name and address. Paris Editor Dies In Street- Attack PARIS (From Gorman Brood casts), June 3 (AP) Albert Clement, edltor-ln-chiaf of the collaborationist newspaper ho ri uu I'cupio, was killed lost night in an attack upon him and bis wife on a Paris streot, His wife was injured. Tho assailant escaped on a ulcyclo. Tho paper Clement managed Is the organ of the collabora tionist French peoples party, ncacica by Jacques Ooriot. IMIta, !ta Iratn. itramffton. Waab. Tryor, Krnlrlck Jiullra. Aabland, Ora. I'hllllpi, Lorln Rlmrr. Trail, Or, I'falf, Jnbn r.dward. Portland. Hay. Kdwartl Atnni, Chlloouln, Or. !tm. Illrhard Wllfrad. Ilnnanra. Or. Hkhardaon, llohrt ). Apple Sprinf. Tea. Itoharta, rrd LaaUr. Jackaontllla, Or. nnauiiur. nrvrn nan, liouta) I, doe sal. Klamath Fatla. Stfr.1. Wad Lawrrnr. Proaaar, Waah. Saltan. Ilrnl K.tward. Oouda. la. rlhadibirk, I'rrd, Ilout I, ho adl, Klatn. alb lalla. Storkard. Sliarlfy llomra, narmttton, Ora. rlinllh, (larland Data, boa Antfalaa. Stlka, l.aurrnra) Lorrn. SUlft Auatln Itmt, Klamath Fall,. r!s-U!ir, Jlaiptl Waldo. Hr.Ifnrd, Or, ftorrnirn. Ilatll Itotand, llllmorB City. In. Smllli. Waltar Ctarrnr. Srattl. Salhr. W illiam Walton. Hold Hill. On. Sliilltl. I'harlaa Tarry. Oranta Paia, Or. Knapp, niihur Artnur. Marnil, trra. Brltrr, Vlnrnt tluy. Hli-hmond. Calif. Tuatiar, Clvd. Alton, Mo. Tapp, hatlaa Ixiuli. Alanma, Or.' Thurinnn. Ilnndd L. llurnem. Calif. Vattfil. in. Kdarard Charlaa, Porlula, Caltf. Vulrk. .Millar John. York. ra. Vaaarlr, liny l, Woodlaka, Calif. Vo,a. Frrd William, rltavcnivllk, Mont, W.Htn, Clyil William. Ilanarta. Calif. Wllann, ('l)da Kiiaano. I.aa Vapaa, Key, M-arta larar Allon. Ilallaa. Or. Wlaacarvar, Leonard Lyl. Oold Bth, Or. Wnrlk, Albart, Ward, Calif. Wolff. (Irrald Chaitar. Chlloqntn, Or. Wllllaina. Phlllln Darmott, Portland. Or. Wood, Waalay Ityron. Spramia Rlvar, Or. W llann, vrnin 1. nprasun ruTpr, ur. Governor, White-Collar Workers Hoe Idaho Beets Mora women are needed In tho woman's aircraft sheet mnt al class in tho lililli school, the United States' employment of fice said today. Thus far only 10 have regis tered for tho course which Is open to women between IB and 'Afi, regardless of previous ex perience. Tho USES said that all applicants must agree to ac- fnni m Inh In n war Inrhlstrv if they successfully complcto the course. finmiirrtmnntic Include, a man datory physical exam before graduation. frascriDea ure during class hours are coveralls or slacks and short-slcevca blouses, but no sweaters. Wrist watches are not advisable and na.oklaraai must not be WOrtl. Rings, If worn, must be covered with tape. Tha aamnlnvment office also revealed that the minimum men's age has been lowerea from 18 to 17. Annllrntlnns for ClSSS entry may bo mado at the employ ment service at 242 Main street. Class hours ar from 10 to 4:30 each day, . Changed Industrial World After War Predicted by Editor NEW YORK. June 8 (AP) The changing industrial picture "will shuko the very lounaa Hons of many of our old no tion.."' the editor of Product Engineering sold today In the current Issue. Predicting that some of the companies which have convert ed to war production would re main permanently In their pres ent field, the editor, George F. Nordonholt, said: "Permanent conversion will bo occompanlcd by Intense com petition and tha design engin eers will be the focal point." Nordcnholt said he was told by automotive executives that aftor tho war "the 1D42 model automobile englno will be so obsolete American motorists will be ashamed to own one. Ho said furniture manufact urers who oro converting to the manufacture of laminated veneer airplane parts would. In the post-war period, embody in their furnlturo manufacturing what they have learned from precision production and slruc tursl design of aircraft. BOISE. Idaho, June 3 (AP) Gov. Chase A. Clurk, his staff, other stuta officials end busi nessmen hood sugur beets In southern Idaho Tuesday. Thoy Joined formers and hun dreds of white-collar workers already In tho fields In efforts to ullcvlute an emergency farm labor shortage. Tho officials stooped, crawled, then stood erect as the tedious work strolnod unhardened mus cles. But they stayed with tho task. Agricultural officials said the beets must bo thinned this week to assure a full crop. State Director A. J. Tillman, of. the United States employ ment service said 281 volun teers wont into the fluid from the Bolso offlco, and that only a down requests tor workers went unfilled. Clark and his secretarial staff were at work on tho Fleet Cory farm, near Morldlan, but just how long tho governor planned to wield a hoe and over how much territory was not learn ed. Tillman said more workers would bo In demand today be cause fields previously too wet now are In better condition for thinning. He repeated a request that Individuals lend farm tools to TOO QUICK SEATTLE (fF) Daniel Me Donald made a quick grab to help a friend who had stumbled Down went McDonald, hlnv self, and broke his leg. What Causes Your Constipation? The aitper-reAntvt foods we eat tliraie days too often do not Rlvo ui enough "bulk food." And medical science tells us that lack of sufnolent "bulk:" Is one of tho commonest causes Of con stipation I ff that Is your trouble, harsh cathartics and Tlolent purge, are, at best, only temporary omedtes. How much better to get at the cause and correct HI Why not make euro that you are getting the "bulk" you need by eating Kellosg's All-Bran? All-Bran Is a delicious, crispy cereal that millions of folks rely on. Kat All-Uran yourself eat It dally and drink plenty of water not only to get regular but to keep regular. All-Bran la made by KellogR'a In Battle Creek. If Sur condition Is not helped by Is simple treatment, It s wise to see a doctor. tha volunteers. Commercial sources are exhausted. Meanwhile, 80 Japanese farm ers arrived at Idaho Falls to work In the beet fields. Form er residents of the reception center at Santa Anita, Calif., they volunteered for work. Officials emphasized that the Japanese would be paid prevail ing wages. PORTLAND, June t VP) Three army engineers were as signed to field bases in Oregon yesterday by Col. Donald J, Lechey, U. 8. district engineer, They are Captain Otto H, Schrader, Medford-Klamath Falls; Capt. Robert M. Stewart, Pendleton air base engineer; Capt. Joseph C. Herron, Cor vallls area, stationed at Cor-vallls. Captain Schrader has been in charge of the airport con. struction here for about a year for the army engineers. Tues day's announcement presumably indicates a re-assignment. V:mrmriA. ...a-., .a TO! J v k HOME REPAIRS r a a '"'SSL r-- Cuefdlal Jo. JfeaUlt xutd Sanitation 11 l 1 Home repairs that can meet the traall&catlonB of "essenMai to health and tanitatlon" are not only permissible but are encouraged by the Federal Housing Administration. In keeping with these requirements the United States National Bank will continue to make FHA loans for essential repairing of homes. Such loans are economical In Interest cost and convenient in repayment terms, We shall be glad to discuss the details with you. ' V O Kla111n.il Fulls Rrnncli of the UNITKO STATES NATIONAL BANK of Portland AUTOMOBILE OWNERS! a-aTfe WE CAN HELP YOU BUY WITH CONFIDENCE SHOP SEARS FIRST-ONE OF THE) NATION'S QUALITY FURRIERS . ... At? BllTM J) VIM fa Gasoline is vital to a nation engaged in modern, mechanized war fare. So, by driving carefully and economically by conserving gaa in every possible way you'll be saving precious fuel for tha U. S. A., not to mention the money youll be saving for yourself! KEEP ENGINE TUNED! Let us help you get out of your Olds all the economy that was built in. We have the equipment and the trained men to tune your engine exactly right Remember the better your engine runs, the less gas it uses. KEEP SPARK PLUGS CLEAN! Dirty spark plugs waste many gallons of gas oline. Let us Inspect your plugs clean them and regap them if necessary, install a new set. It may save you as much as 10 on gas. KEEP TIRES PROPERLY INFLATED! Under-inflated tires make the engine work harder and use more gas. Let our tire ex perts check yours today. Proper inflation will save on gasoline save the tires, tool KEEP FUEL PUMP IN GOOD WORKING ORDER! A worn-out fuel pump diaphragm can cause leakage and considerable waste of gas. Have our Oldsmobile-trained mechanics inspect your fuel pump regularly and clean its filtering bowl at least twice a year. KEEP TIMING ADJUSTED! Incorrect timing is a common cause of wasted gasoline. To make sura that you are getting maximum mileage from your Oldsmobile, bring it in to us periodically for a check-up of tha distributor and the entire electrical system. OLDSMOBILE SERVICE AND SERVICE FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS DICK B. MILLER CO. Tha Big OLDS Tower at 7th and Klamath NOW is the time to Ijuy your Fr Coat JOS next Winter. ..and theft iar. a - II 11. .1(9 Winter cumi luon With replacements uncertain it may be years before you'll 'again find such won 'derful values, such spectacular savings in investment-wise fur fashions. Furs with the coveted, precious look of luxurv.T.cartM fully selected by Sears great staff of fur ex perts! Unexcelled val ues that only Sean can of ferrir. savings that you'd belieyeimpo! sible.v'r : " .TO ail illfUlf 1 - tjft. jul rn ta bv hi jm m ST fmTrK WiS If J Z : 1 V 1 U I I r a L- 1 w yi HI , . , in V. r I . .-late W .1 JSSa l f if; W 11 ill "V tJP - w v 1 4 BIG FEATURES L (. "I , M iLf W i JUNE FUR SALE i I if i Top quality furs. ..an in-;j 1,; ..W." l vestment lor seasons to ''.ThI r; f "': On Sear. Lay Away f hy X ' $ Ucladtd! fjh zth At no addllional oharg. H iMjtfU ti'sr- wa will store vour eoat in f.v.-h: iC-! Vl I' modern hir storage vaults. Jf jr -, 'j'TF 1? fli I Ever? Coal f flVj tllT ' BcBde : teil mm J " vur cona, guarantees me w. jy,,' t jr r I I eoat lor value, style, quel- ir ( Itr and workmanship. H fill ' fH - - . $; wh ! a - , r.a " a-aAeeo I ' A ' M""' ' ,vf.- I I? I' Slfr ' 1 i'.I 1 ' ' iiviivmiHY ui iimu um iiuiii 11 1" - ' ' !Wjei.lJ.W.l.l.rJ,r'lrl.1ll..Ll.ii;illhM:i4J.lilJalifAll.i;i , . 133 So. 8th Dial 91IS
