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Newspaper Page TextJune. 18, 1042 HERALD 'AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON II CLASSIFIED ADS HATES: Dno day run per word 3c I day run per word lie I dny run ............ pei word lie i day run ..........per word luo I dny run per .word, lie wt pm r word 12c Month run ur word 32c 10 Discount for Advnnco Payment. 5 Discount for Payment by lOtli 2 Lost and Pound ji ruijuirin r ri j " j. . LOST Jersey cow, split left ear. Ilomediilo district. Lloyd Mock, 27311 Wlnrd. 018 LOST Parker pencil belong InK to set. Engraved "Uorls Poyno." Plonso return to Her. Id and News offlco. 2020U LOST Block nnd whlto blended Shaaffer pen. Howard, Mrs. James Orr, Murlnn Apia. 0-14 Central Notteos FRESH RAW VEGETABLE JUICES 131 N. 4th. Phono 4707. 71 TULELAKE CARPENTERS -For vour convenience South rn Orplnn llurdWIII'O. 528 Mnln utrmtl. will 1)11 01)011 CIU' week nlKht from ft p. m to B d. ra. 3327tf J-. m.xA UMfltltWflllVM fftlll) UUjra hiiu iimhi.w.v Oil $fl waves for $3.05. Tulip Oil Waves, rcHUiiir u, iui 14.50. Luclla's Dcnuty Shop. 73 Personals MONUMENTS Klnmnth Falls Marble nnd Grnnllo worm till So. 11th. Phono 8381. O 0:10 10 Service LAWNMOWERS, small bond uwi sharpened and repaired nivlnnhnmrr Saw Filing. 35 1 E. Main. 710 HOUSE CLEANING Art Bene dict. 6B4U. 7-0mlf OUAHANTEED RADIO RE PAIR Dltil 0203. At 2203 So nth. Dave's Rudlo Scrvlco n. H. McCurdv. Proo. 7-2 WE CLEAN RUGS. CARPETS FURNITURE and MATTRESS F.R nnrrmui Hlltf Cleaner 2012 Orchard, Dlnl 8U75. 0-30 I WILL OBTAIN your delayed birth certificate mr you. (niis flntlinwnv. 120 N. 10th St. , Klamath Falls. Ore. ,.. .0 30 WRINGER ROLLS Washing O Machine and Vacuum Cleaner narta for all makes. Merit Waihlnv Machine Service. 011 South Sixth. - 6-30mlf FLOOR SANDING nnd reflnlsh- Inir. Clifford Golden., Phone 3022. 0-30mtf PAPERHANG1NG. pnlntlng. knl- lomlnlng. Dial, 032B. Melvln E. Front. 6 20mU BAGS mnchlno cleaned and patched. People' Warehouse Bag Co. l nun PICTURE FRAMING Art nnd Gift Shop. 810 Mnln. 6-24mtf PAINTING, KALSOMINING H. L. Brown. Phono 4220 0-10mtf 6 ICTURE FRAMING Gocllcr's 230 Mnln. 614mlf HEMSTITCHING DRESSMAKING, Buttons and Buckles covered. Alterations on new nnd old clothing. Mrs H. M. Allender, 731 Mnln Room 210. Phono 7203. 0-lOmtf CURTAINS nnd bedding lnun dcred. Phono B20B. 6-23 13 Health DR. M. C. CASSEL, Chiroprac tic Clinic, colon nnd rectnl diseases. 832 Mnln. Dlnl 7213 6-30mtf 14 Help Wanted, Female WANTED Housekeeper ovor 18. Phono S308. 6-15 WANTED Experienced womnn cook for ranch. Good wages Box 1806, Herald-News. O lBOOtf WANTED Young lndy for gen eral offlco work nnd Coffee Shop cnshlor. Apply In per son, Mnnngcr Elk Hold, 0-18 WANTED Good nppenrlng womnn, 21 to 38, for pnrt tlmo wnltrcss work In cvo nlngs. Call In person nt Snrl's Rcstnurnnt, 5327 South 0th. 6-13 WANTED Womnn ior work In motherless homo; 2 children 1428 Summers Lnno between 7 nnd B p. m. 0-10 16 Help Wanted. Male WANTEDI Cowboys, cowgirls to bring tholr boot work to Fred Kolloy's Shoo Shop nt Charllo Rcnd's Suddlcry. 6-22 'ANTED Irrigator, slnglo, cx perlenced. Rt. 1, Box 8, Bo nanza. Ore. 840Uf EXPERIENCED edgormnn wont ed. Cnll Westpolnt, Cantor- nln. B-Y-8. collect. 6-16 18 Help Wanted. Male HOOK COATING, paint, motor oil, grenso snlusmon; old sue cc.wful firm offers deul that will pny you mora money. Wrlta for details. Box 302, nnlliis, Tex. fl-13 (Situations Wanted PRACTICAL middle-aged man with cxeeiitlvo ublllty, capable, experienced, rollnbla wishes permanent position In or near Klamath Falls, Excellent raf crences, Nows-IIerald Box 2041. 813 YOUNQ LADY wishes port or full time work In store or small business. Cnll 8505 or 00711 before noon. 0-18 WOMAN with 12 year old girl wInIikm imLfliiif nit tmwli Phono 03811. 6-10 WANTED lllult school boy or man wbn works nights for few hours work per dny. Good pay, steady work. Call 821 Malm street Sunday, 2 to 4 p. nt. 8-13 BABYLAND Care of babies nnd children, Hour, day or weuk. 1104 Crescent, Phone H341. 7-12mtf 20 Room and Board BOARD AND ROOM Private shower. 723 Klamath. 7-10 ROOM - BOARD Phono 0883, 8-16 ROOM -BOARD for two. Pri vate homo. 1534 Wordon. 8-13 ROOM AND BOARD (120 Jof- ferson. 6-13 BOARD AND ROOM 514 Wal nut. 7-3 22 Rooms For Rent ROOM 504 So. 8th. 6-18 SLEEPING ROOM Air condi tioned Court View Hotel, 3rd and Main. ' 6-18 CLAREMONT, 228 North 4th. All outside,, newly decorated, modern rooms. All with new innerspring mattresses. Free pnrking. 8-30mtf NICE ROOM 134 North 3rd. t 6-28 MARS HOTEL 1411 Main Cool. Moderately priced. 6-21 ROOM 020 Lincoln. 10-37U ROOMS 1034 High. 7-5mtf 24 Apartments For Rent FURNISHED APT. 024 Jeffer son. 6-13 FURNISHED 4-room apt. Newly decorated.. Hcnt and water furnished. Phono 3HB8. Cor ner Erie nnd lln.sk Ins. 15l3tf VACANCY Everything fur nished. $3.50 week up. 1404 Klamath. 6-15 STEAM HEATED, nir cooled apt. Corner Pine nnd Cednr. 1814tf FIVE-ROOM apartment, newly decorntcd. Deslrnblo residen tial district. Phone 0843. 8-13 CASCADE Apartment Hotel Completely furnished. Con venient hotel service. Day, week or month. 7-llmtf FURNISHED APT. Reason able. 445 Market. 6-25 FURNISHED 3-room npnrtmcnt by dny, week or month, Wun der Apartments, 121 So. 2nd, 1830U 2-ROOM APARTMENT Util ities furnished. 421 Oak. 6-17 TWO-ROOM modern apartment. Furnished cabins, Reasonable rates' by week. Altamont Auto Cnmp. 6-16 R1VERVIEW 2-bcdroom fur nished apartment, first floor Electrically equipped. Phone 8452. 1834tf CHEERFUL housekeeping room, 216 Mnln. Fairfield Apart ments. . 6-13 VACANCY Rex Arms Aport- mcnts, 224 Urond. Phone 5760 Now management. Mr. and Mrs. Lovelace. 7-7 FOR RENT 2-bodroom npnrt mcnt, nlso 3-room houso port ly furnished. Inquire 814 Lin coln. 1200tf ONE-ROOM APARTMENT, nice ly lurnlslied. 804 N. Bth. 1762U FURNISHED APARTMENTS Utilities. Low rates. 410 N 10th. 6-24mtf 3-ROOM DUPLEX Phono 0850, 287tf FURNISHED APT. 710 Mnln. 1270U NICE housekeeping room. Close In. $2.00 week. Also 2-room npt. Phono 708B. 1512 2-BEDROOM furnished npnrt mcnt, 2300 Blehn. Cnll 72BB or 4527. 1841tf 3-HOOM modern npnrtmcnt, com pletely furnished. Air condi tioned. Apply 201 East Mnln nfter 3 o'clock. 6-13 THREE-ROOM furnished duplex $22.50 mo. Phone 3211. 8-18 VACANCY Alphn Apnrtmonts. . . . 7-11 TWO ROOM furnished Hum I- monk" 1008 Mnln. 6-15 24 Apartments For Rent 3-ROOM FURNISHED APT. Closo In. Inquire 117 No. 8th. 1207tf FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING rooms, 4.00 and $4.80. 410 So. Bth. 6 13 VACANCY Hot Springs Court, 221 Spring. 0-15 VACANCY Esplanade Courts. Furnished, 6-30mtf THREE-ROOM furnished apart ment. 2043 Whlto. 1680tf FOR RENT 3-room, clean, furnished apartment. 784 N. Tenth, 6-17 QLENCOURT APTS. 2 rooms and froo garngo. Weyorhoeus or district. Phono 80B4. 0-27 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING room. 1304 Wordnn. 6-18 THREE-ROOM furnished apart ment over East Main Drug Storo. Apply Luella's Beauty Snop days or 738 Mitchell evonlngs. 1623U SMALL APARTMENT, clean, light. Also housekeeping room. 248 Broad. 2401tf TWO-ROOM furnished apart ment $30. White Pine Aport- ments. 6-10 28 Houses For Rent 4-ROOM modern, furnished house. 024 Jefferson. 6-13 3 ROOMS AND BATH 2171 California Avo. Phone 3324 6-18 LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE $38. Phono 0076. 6-17 FOR RENT New 5-room fur nished house. Close In. Phone 8750. 6-13 SMALL, MODERN house. Utilities 2125 Blchn. furnished furnished 1507U FOll RENT New unfurnished two-bedroom house to rcspon alble party. Absolutely no dogs or children. Call at 2510 Ebcrlcln Sunday forenoon, 6-13 TWO-BEDROOM HOME 827 N 8m. 0-13 5 ROOMS, unfurnished duplex, Hot Springs. Redecorated $45. Phono 3557. 8-17 2-BEDROOM furnished house $35; also 2 rooms and bath In basement. Everything fur nished, $25. 466 Hillside. 6-13 CLEAN 3-room furnished, mo dern cottage, $20. 1238 Adams. 2038U NEW BROOM DUPLEX Elec tric stove, refrigerator nnd furnace. 1155 California.- Ph 5058. 1828U HOUSE 4 rooms furnished, Clean. Large yard, trees, water, $18. 1662 Mamanlta. 615 MODERN, furnished houso. One bedroom. Inquire 308 Lincoln. 1648tf 5-ROOM HOUSE Hot Springs. Furnished or unfurnished. Owner 213 Cedar. . 1180U FOR RENT Duplex, 3 rooms, bath, electric water heater, glasscd-ln porch, fruit room, near bus line. Phone 3027. 1201U FOR RENT Four-room unfur ' nlshcd duplex with gas utll lties. Mills addition, $38. Ph 7688 evenings. 6-13 TRUCKS FOR RENT You drive: movo yourself, save H ' Stiles Beacon Service, 1201 East. Main. Phone 8304. 7-7m BACHELOR CABINS Close In 610 So. Bth. 6-27 5-ROOM DUPLEX New elec tric stove, refrigerator, fur nace, furnished, 1185 Cnllfor- nla Avo. Phone B658. 1224U FOR RENT Furnished 2-room house. 1010 Portland. Dlnl 4533. 18S1U 2 ROOMS furnished. $12.80, 2424 So. 6th. 1831tf PARTLY FURNISHED 3-room houso in suburbs. E. Gray item Estate, 118 N. 7th, Sun dny phone 4680. 6-13 FOR RENT Four room house, One bedroom. 713 Cook St Phone 4583. 8-14 28 Miscellaneous For Rent STORE BUILDING, 25x70, on. . East Mnln. No rcnsonnblo of fer refused. Apply 201 E Main. 7-10 DEAD CAR STORAGE Cos cade Garage building. Cars trucks, machinery, whnt hnvc you? Cnll at all hours. Phone 8118. 7-llmtf FOR RENT Well lighted office spnee. Inqulro T. B. Wnttcrs 6-13 PASTURE for 30 head stock Modoc Point. . Ivan Donk. ' 6-18 30 Roal Estate For Sale FOR SALE A number of 2-bed room homes Just completed For appointment call 3004. 8-18 FOR SALE ncro with five room house, or trade for trnll er house. 4448 Winter Ave. 6-17 30 Real Estate For Bale HOMES , Beautiful suburban and city homes, at prices lower than ever before. E. GRAY REAL ESTATE 118 N. 7th. Sunday phone 4680 8-13 FOR SALE Four-room house. Hulh, cellar, garuge, wood shed, chicken house, i acre fenced, Irrigation, garden, shrubbery. Priced to sell. 1G41 Arthur St. 015 FIVE-ROOM, 2-bcdroom house and garogo on pavement, oiose In. Furnished or unfurnished. Terms. Phono 6007. 6-18 FOR SALE Modern five-room houso. 4631 Thompson. Phone 6041. 6-13 FOUR-ROOM house, Venetian blinds, hardwood floors, fire place, furnace, sanitary tubs garngo. Lawn and shrubs. 4010 Thompson. 6-18 FOR SALE Cabin at Lake o' The Woods. Mrs. Van Emon Phone 8867. 618 FOR SALE OR RENT Will sell my equity at a reasonable offer duo to Illness. V4 acre, 4-room house, lawn, trees and outbuildings. 1019 Derby St, Coll after 5 p. m. 6-13 34 Automotive 31 FORD ROADSTER V-8 wheels and tires. Rumble scat. $83. 1705 Main St. 8-13 GET YOUR AUTO GLASS in stalled at Kimball's Glass Shop, 827 Walnut. Phone 7378. ?-6mtf FOR SALE 1940 Doluxe Dodge coupe, $750. J. E. Whitlatch, Floyd A, Boyd Co., Tulelake, Calif. 6-13 1041 SPECIAL FORDOR De- Luxe Plymouth, 4800 miles. John Love, Arcado Hotel. 6-12 1 MODEL A FORD COUPE, good tires. 1 saxaphone, 1 canvas duck boat. Leaving city. Phone 8809. 978 Ala mcda. 6-13 TIRES, Vulcanizing, Section Work. One day service. K. F. Tire Co., 1948 So. 6th. Phone 4449. 6-23 EQUITY '41 Chevrolet sedan. Phone 7512. 1210tf FOR SALE '37 Packard coupe. Tires good. 32,000 miles. 1907 Melrose evenings. Phone 3571. 1810tf FOR SALE '34 Chevrolet li- ton truck. High stock rack, new motor, good tires. Cheap. John Hurd, Baldwin Hotel. 6-13 38 Miscellaneous For Sale FRYERS Gooding Ranch, two miles east Merrill-Lakeview junction. 6-18 FOR SALE Two-wheel trailer house, good condition, $150, Box 861. 6-13 FOR SALE Power saw, practi cally new; also gasoline lan tern. 1606 Arthur or phone 6766. 6-13 WANTED TO BUY Two-wheel trailer with good tires. Phone 3021. 6-13 FOR SALE National cash rcg lster, Kelvinator refrigerator, restaurant equipment. See at 914 Main between 9 and 12 a. m. 6-13 FOR THE BEST BUY in town on electric ranges and refrig erators, see Palmer's Bargain House, 2401 So. 6th. Phone 8480. 6-18 MIRRORS AND FURNITURE TOPS made to order. We re silver old mirrors. Kimball's Glass Shop. Phone 7378. 7-6mtf LAWN DIRT, FILL DIRT and fertilizer. Phono 6817. 7-3 DULUX MARINE PAINT no longer available when present stocks exhausted. Get yours now. F. R. Hnuger, 618 Mar ket, phone .7221. Open all day Saturday. 6-13 CITY MAPS Pocket size, up-to-the-minute, including subur ban sections. Block numbers . indicated, Index keyed to map. Price 20c. For sale at Cham ber of Commerce, Everbody's Drug, Lee Hcndrick's Drug Loulo Polin's, Postofflce news stand, Carmlchael's news stand, Robinson's Food store, Shaw Stationery, The News Herald. Vic's Signal Service 744U STOVES REPAIRED All pnrts stocked. Used furniture, stoves bought. OK Second Hand Store, 820 Klameth. Phone 5671. v 6-30mtf EXTRA SPECIAL Wo Just bought 8 complete houses of fine furniture nnd enn give you unusunl bargains In nice living room, dining, or bcu- room suites, electric ranges, rugs, refrigerators and many other at tractive Hems. The early bird gets the best bnrgolns, so call today. We also have a big stock of low-priced furniture at big savings for you. We want to buy 100 beds, mnttresscs,wnshers, sewing ma chines, dressers. PALMER'S "BARGAIN HOUSE 2401 So. 8th St, rhona 8480 6-17 38 Miscellaneous For Sale SALE Repossessed nd ' Reconditioned Electric Ranges and Reconditioned Wood Ranges C. O. P. Co. 7-11 38 Miscellaneous For Sale INSULATE YOUR HOME With fireproof U. S. Rock wool, blown in with our modern equipment. 'Most efficient in sulation method available. No down payment, easy, terms. Let us also estimate your roofing, painting or remodeling Jobs. Shingles still 80c bundle. 8UBURBAN LUMBER CO. Phone 3301 1635tf FOR SALE Holt combine. 16 foot cut. In good shape. 30 gas cat with power takeoff 8-foot bulldozer blade. Will take cattle or hogs In part payment. R. E. Graham, Route 3, Box SO. - . 4742U POWER PUMP, 8-inch Intake, 6-lnch discharge, 10 ft. flexi ble hose, valves and all equip ment. Cheap. John Hurd, Baldwin Hotel. 6-13 38 For Sale or Trade FOR SALE OR TRADE for Cali fornia property, 3 rooms and bath. 241 Mortimer. 16S3tf 42 Miscellaneous Wsnted WANTED Working girt to snare furnished apartment. References. News-Herald Box 2048. 6-13 CASH FOR USED TIRES and tubes, any size, any condition. K F. Tire Co, 1845 So, 8th. 6-23 CASH for good trailer house. 1863 Arthur street. 6-15 44 Livestock and Poultry 35 DAIRY HEIFERS, $50 per head. Henzel Bros., Maun. 6-13 HORSES FOR SALE Both sad dle and work horses; broke and unbroke. Phone evenings. 5426. -13 FOR SALE 800-900 head feed er hogs, 50 veal calves at pub lic auction by the Farm Bu reau at Anderson, California, Wednesday, June 17, 1942, at 1 p, m. Hogs graded and sold In truck load lots. Calves sold individually by the pound, 6-13 GOATS Milking. $8 to $15. Altamont district. 3209 Hll yard. 6-13 FOR SALE Weaner pigs. A. E. Schreiner, Spring Lake. 6-15 FOR SALE; Colored fryers and Hampshire pullets. Crystal's, Merrill-Lakeview junction. 6-16 FARMERS ATTENTION High prices paid for beef, veal, hogs and livestock. Call Klamath Packing Co. Phone 5361. Mid land road. 6-30mtf 46 Financial CASH LOANS WITHOUT IND0RSXR8 I WATS TO OCT A COSgtJTERS CASH WAX F-HONB . WRITS . COMB IH Yon need no eo-Blmifra or endonera to $tt ooQiumort iou THREE LOAN PLANS KOk 1 I.VCOMB On your not only. No waie tulgn- mrtitf. No co-tlgaeri. NO. t FURNITURR LOAN'S Your character l trior JmporUnt uirtn vna lurniiort mm. NO. -AUTO LOANS 120 to soo esh loim ami rfl nncing, CONSUMERS CREDIT COMPANY (MtU 720 Pine St B-t Phone 7711 (40 mU See Dinty Moore For AUTO LOANS REFINANCING Locally Owned Motor Investment COMPANY 111 N. 7th Uo. M t Fhona Sffi B io nitl LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE INVITING BIDS The undersigned Police Judge of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon will receive bids up to 5 p. m. June 22, 1942 for the purchase of one frame house and garage located at the Municipal Airport on the Homedale Road. The successful bidder shall re move the buildings within 30 days after award of bid. The city reserves the right to reject any or nil bids. L, M. ACKERMAN, Police Judge- -J1M3-15 No. 79. F ON SATURDAY'S T NEW YORK, June 13 CP1 Selected stocks managed to make little recovery progress in today's market but many lead ers loafed by the wayside. Closing quotations: American Can ... 68! Am Car tc Fdy 231 Am Tel & Tel Anaconda , Cat Tractor Comm'nw'lth Si Sou General Electric .. General Motors Gt Nor Ry pfd Illinois Central Int Harvester . Kennecott ......... Lockheed Montgomery Ward N V Central Northern Pacific Packard Motor Penna R R Republic Steel Richfield Oil .. Safeway Stores ... Scars Roebuck Southern Pacific Standard Brands Sunshine Mining Union Oil Calif Union Pacific U S Steel Warner Pictures 8. F. LIVESTOCK SOOTH SAN FRANCISCO, June 13 WMFederal-State Mar ket News) Cattle: for five days, salable 900, compared week ago: medium to good steers, heifers, range cows steady; common io cancers 25- 75c lower; week's grass steer top $12.00, medium 1060 lb. $10.40-65; grass Mexicans $9.50- 10.50; odd head fed 970 lb. $13.75; few medium grass heif ers $9.50-10.60, grass cows $9.35; late bulk canners to common cows $5.00-7.00, over 400 head past week; medium bulla $9.50-10.50. Calves: for five days, salable 65; steady, few choice vealers $13.00-80, Hogs: tor five days, salable 2800; compared week ago: gen erally steady, late bulk good to choice barrows and gilts $14.75 down, good sows $12.25 down Sheep: for five days, salable 2800. Compared week ago: spring lambs over 75 lb. mostly 25-50c higher, week's top $13.75, bulk $13.00-50; shorn lambs $12.25-75, mostly No. 2 pelt credit; shorn ewes $3.50-4.50, culls under $2.00. CHICAGO WHEAT CHICAGO, June 13 (IP) Wheat prices were up almost a cent a bushel and rye more than a cent at times today but other grains lagged behind and, thus, tended to check the bread cereal upturn. Scattered short covering and mill buying, stimulated partly by government moves to hold 1943 acreage to the minimum permit ted by law and to increase farm and country storage space for the crop now coming to market, strengthened wheat as well as rye. Wheat closed unchanged to 1c higher compared with yester day, July $1,181, September $1.21i-l; corn unchanged to ic up, July 86J-86C, -September 88i-!c; oats i-lc higher; soybeans 1-Ic higher; rye I-lc higher. POTATOES CHICAGO, June 13 (AP USDA Potatoes: arrivals 128; on track 298; total U. S. ship ments 925; supplies moderate; California Long Whites demand good, firm for best quality; Southern Triumphs demand light, slightly weaker; Califor nia Long Whites U. S. No. 1, $285.3.00. ' PEAR CROP GOOD MEDFORD, June 13 (AP) Despite frost damage, the Rogue River pear crop this year will be approximately as large as last year's, Clarence A. Pankey of the Reter Fruit company esti mated today after a survey. SOLEMNITY LEXINGTON, . C, June 13 () Uncle "Oth" Warfford was a ra dio sports fan right up to the brief illness that preceded his death at the age of 85. He loved the games, and the lads who played them. . So, it was not strange to the folk hereabouts that, according to his dying request, two base ball teams played a full-fledged game in a field near the ceme tery as his body lay in state in a tent nearby and that Glenn "Razz" Miller, high school prin cipal and Class D and semi-pro outfielder, conducted funeral rites after the game. Job training Is being rein forced rapidly, with 20,898 "lead men" and supervisors In 838 plants with 1,800,000 workers trained to provide instruction. Goal of the training program is 300,000 supervisors In factories from coast to coast. LEADERS LOA MMKETHEPOH 1151 23! 38i 732 281 371 ZZZII 46S 271 Mi 29 71 IBs 191 , 131 34 52i 10! 31 ...... 31 . 101 i 66! 461 51 NEWS OF THE THEATRES 5F" 7" "My Gal Sal" runs the gamut eye view of what goes on whin John Button and Carole Landis - 1 ' t r .' " J. , Tit', I in Jl3&,tW iiinnii color musical which Is at the Pelican theatre. The picture is eyo filling entertainment according to previawers, with the studla going all out to make it a bouquet of joy for the moviegoers. pj,.ijji!ip.w.JjpiJElJIUKiU, ' I 'lf l& c V -f ' Rohrt Cnmmlno. Ann Sheridan and Ranald Hflxoan. In . scene from Warnax Bros: filmisation of the best-seller. ''Kino Row," which opens tonight at the Esquire theatre. The aerial story was a feature of The News-Herald. Fibber McGee and Molly meet Charlie McCarthy and Edgar Bergea la 'Xook Who's Laughing," at the Pins Tree Suadrnf, Watsons Learn That Son, Of USS Lexington, Is Safe Mr. and Mrs. Marcus W. Wat son, 2301 Blehn street, were saved hours of anxiety when they heard from their young son Weston, that he was safe In San Diego, A short time after a call came from Weston, re layed through neighbors, the Watsons learned of the loss of the aircraft carrier, Lexington, on which their son had been sta tioned ; for the past several months. Weston Watson enlisted In the United States navy In February and was assigned to the Lexing Do You Have Deck of Cards You Can Spare for Army? Do you have any playing cards for boys in' the service? Klamath voiture of the 40 et 8 has started a drive to col lect playing cards in this dis trict, to be forwarded to the armed forces. Anyone here willing to give a deck or more for this purpose should get in touch with Dr. M. E. Cooper, 1435 Esplanade street. The cards can be left at that address. "Cards are one of the most ".-'A' of sntertalnmcnt In this morI Bits Harworth, Victor Mature, pool their talents in the techni ton a short time later. He at tended Klamath Union high up until the time of his enlist ment.. The Watsons had heard but once from their son since he left Klamath Falls in Febru ary. Clarence Foster, 1804 Arthur street, is concerned over the safety of his nephew, Russell Phillips of Eugene, who had been a member of the Lexing ton's crew for the past two years. Phillips was detailed to the anti-aircraft squad on the Lexington. . : difficult things for men over seas to get," said Cooper. "The army doesn't Issue them. In many places where Americans are serving, they : can't : be bought." "Keep those cards coming. They must be good cards In shape to stand up under hard service In difficult conditions. No beat-up old poker decks arc wanted. They should b n r almost as good as new." . . -