July 8, 1042
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Bull Changea Mra, Grata
Vim Uuknr, who U now located
t Miirahduld, liu lieuii auecood
imI ut tho Klamath library by
Mm. Dorolhua Uuckwltlt ut tho
library ilcuk. Mil. liurl Thoinaa,
Mm, Oludya Cox and Mm. Vlolut
Moure liavo boon onuuKcd for
thu Hiimmur to do Ilia book repair
V.'tM'k !!??V!!?!i!'y !0 liriijr tho
book (or tho comlnij achool
year, Mui'iiirot MeClullan la do
Iiik purl thiio work at tho li
brary for oxoorluni'o. It wan an
nounced Hint reference work hua
Incrriiand, dnu to roquoKUi by
aumiucr student. Several ra
qiicntii for material hove como
from thu Jiipiimwt relocation
center ut Nowoll, Calif.
Preview Hard of hciii'tntf
pi'iMiim lit the Klamath Fulli
urea uru Invited to u apodal
preview of tho lutuiit hearing
aid development, tho new rudlo
umpllfled nymphonlc iieoinilicon,
'1'hln a kl baa been built to coin
pennato for ulntuat every atiiKo
of duiifneiiii, It la undumtood,
and U tho remit of (Imlliw"
buaed on a nutlonul iioverninont
urvey of thoie with Impaired
heurlnu. Teala are being; con-
dueled by S. C. Mitchell ut tho
Klk hotel MoiHluy, July U.
Arrive Mr. and Mm. Robert
Muler, for 20 year missionaries
to Africa, arrived on tho train
'fluirxdiiy afternoon to remain
heru for auverul duya aa MiicnU
of tho llev. and Mm. Gcorifa W.
Wlicalley, They will remain
horo until July 8 when they will
Ho to Portland. Tho Mulera are
Mirvlvom of the .am Zam, nnil
while hero will apeak lit vurloua
meellniia concerning their exper
lencea.
Book Van Tho Klamnth
county library book van, which
vialt tho Alliimonl elementary
achool every Tueaduy, hua re
eelved an cnttuuiaatic reception.
More than 125 books arc checked
out each trip and certificate of
award are given each child who
read eight booka, Hold eal to
rendera of 10 booka. Theao muat
bo read and reported on, It was
announced. Several will receive
theao awards next week.
Visiting Her Mr. and Mm.
"Lucky" Baldwin of Whlttler,
Calif., and two children, Mary
Lou and Robert, visited for tho
past two weeks at tho homo of
Mm. II. E. Hours In St. Francis
park. Baldwin and his son spent
10 days llahluB In. Orogon
itronms and reported iiood
catches of trout. The vlaltora re
turned south Thursday by way
of Lassen park and Yoscmlle,
Visits Here Jean Eschlo
soent week vlsltlns In KInm
ath Falls with her sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Soran. Miss Eschlo continued to
Mcdford where she will visit her
parents, Mr. and Mm, I. A
Eschle. She has Just completed
her nurslna course In Son Fran
Cisco and is now preparing for
her stato examination.
. "Avengers" The local navy
rccrultlnR station reports the fol
lowing enlistments ol Klamath
men In tho naval forces, Jack
Merlin Hodgca, Homer Lee
Ftruy, Lowell Leslie Morrison,
Vernon Gillette, Owi Allen Ben
son, Alva Goff Dickinson, Jess
Leo Coplln, Wnllaco Edward
Schcck, all of Klamath Falls.
To Portland Mr. and Mrs.
John Simmons of 1414 East
Main street are leaving this
weekend for Portland, where
they will visit their daughter
and family, Mr. and Mm. Rob
ert Frlbcrg, Thoy will also en
joy n two weeks' vacation at Sea
side, To Preach Here The Rev.
Richard R. Houssoll, vlcnr of St.
Stephens church, Colusa, Calif.,
will bo hero as tho weekend
guest of the Rev. Victor E. New
man. Rev. Housscll will preach
nt tho 11 o'clock morn Ins sorv
leo nt St. Paul's Episcopal
church.
To Enter Float Anions the
Interesting floats to appear In
tho Fourth of July Victory par
ade at 10 a. m. Saturday Is that
sponsored by tho Hellenic Mu
tual Benevolent Society Enosis,
whoso float will bo In the line
of march. It was previously an
nounced that tho float would
bo entered by tho Arcade natal.
Eloctod Woycrhacuscr Camp
4 PTA has recently elected Mrs,
Will Stacy to succeed Dnnnla
Hall as librarian of tho Weyor
hncuser branch of Klamath coun
ty library,
To Baker Mr, and Mrs. Pat
Sorn'n and small son Dennis,
1401 Enst Main street, nrn leav
ing Saturday for Baker, where
they will reside.
WINDOW WASHING
HOUSE CLEANING
We do first class work.
Free Estimates.
Phone 7332 Between 8-8 p. m.
II!
uililluiil,.
Enlistments Q cor go Chester
Dirtwlstlii, 22, Lukavlew, and
Wesley Nile Anderson, 20, Tula
lako, wero sworn Into tho Unit
ed Htutea nuvy Wcdncaduy In
t'ortluud after enllslliiK hero, ac
cording to Chief Machinist Mate
James P, Bciiddlngs, rocrulter,
MAIL CLOSING TIME
tEffoctlve June It, 1842)
Train 17 Southbound! 8i30 a, m.
Train 20 Northboundi 10 a, m.
Train 19 Southbound! Bils p. m,
Train 16 Northboundi 9 p. m.
Public Dance The Eagles
auxiliary and drum corps will
snonsnr the usual nubile dunce
Saturday niKht In tho KC null.
Lutheran Ladles Aid The
Klumulh Lutheran Ludics old
will meet Tuesday, July 7, In
tho church basement to sew for
tho lied Cross, All members
are timed to attend and bring
their knitting if they do not sew.
A politick luncheon will bo
served at noon,
IN WESTERN PINE
PORTLAND, July 3 (!) Tho
western pino lumber situation
showed Improvement for. the
week ending Juno 27 with or
ders, production and shipments
on tho upturn, the Western Pino
association reported today.
Orders totaled 00,443,000
board feet, a sharp advance over
tho previous week's 89.003,000.
It was far below tho 111,300,000
for the corresponding week last
year, however.
Shipments went up from the
previous week's 87,408,000 to
80.832,000. Last year's total
was 02,188.000.
Tho week's production of 05,-
351,000 was higher than the
week beforo and tho samo week
in 1041. Tho total for tho pre
vious week was 04,414,000, for
last year 02,832,000.
Louisiana Asks
Sugar Ration Let-Up
BATON ROUGE, La., July 8
(P) Louisiana's legislature sent
to President Roosevelt today an
appeal to relax consumer sugar
rationing In the United States to
mako space In crowded ware
houses for an expected bumper
cane crop.
A resolution adopted by both
houso and scnato and addressed
to the president, Price Adminis
trator Leon Henderson and other
war officials said somo provision
must bo made quickly for stor
ing one of tho largest crops In
tho 100-year history of the Louis
iana sugar Industry.
"All or practically all ware
house facilities are filled to ca
pacity," the legislature declared.
HE GETS AROUND
CINCINNATI Pitcher Ray
Starr of tho Reds hurled in seven
minor leagues and for tho St.
Louis Cardinals, New York
Giants and Boston Braves before
making good with Cincinnati.
WATSON A POLICEMAN
, DETROIT Bill Watson, Mich
igan's one-man trnck team who
won the national tlocathlon, Is
now a policeman In Detroit.
In these days of Iconoclasts
and disillusionment, may wo not
for our own satisfaction and for
protection against tho virus that
infects tho modern world, live
by the highest standards wo
know of ethical' conduct and
good sportsmanship? Philip D.
Reed, WPB official.
Hitler knows now that ho has
missed tho bus. His boots aro
shaking. His henchmen are Jit
tery, They ore definitely reck
oning now with a defeat. J. J.
Zmrhal, president Czechoslovak
National Council of America.
SERVED AT
FRANK'S PLACE
Enchiladas
Tla Juana Spaclal
Chicken ft Texaa Tamalea
Chicken Noodlea
Short Orderi and
. Sandwiches ,
Frank's Home-made
Condensed Chill
Prtpurtd Ohlll. Temi ami OhldiiR
TtmulM, a n tl OondmiHl Ohlll la
TIM Out.
PLENTY OF PARKING
SPACE AT
FRANK'S PLACE
619 Commercial Dial 8830
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Iy Alice Brooks
Let vnur handiwork make
your home attructlve. This
border of flowers every favor
ite is there will mako your
tublo colorful. Pattern 7354
contains a truiUifi-f pattern of
four 8x11, four 41x8 and four
21 inch motifs; Illustrations of
stitches: materials needed.
To obtain this pattern send
11 emus In coin to Tho Herald
and News, Household Arts
Dept., Klamath Falls. Do not
send this picture, but keep It and
the number for reference. Bo
sure to wrap coin securely, as a
loose coin often slips out or tne
envelope. Requests for patterns
should read, "Send pattern no.
.. , to followed by
your name and address.
200 EAGLES ENJOY
More than 200 members of
the Eagles lodge, with their
families, attended tho supper
and entertainment at FOE lodga
hall Friday night, Juno 20. The
Marshflcld Junior drum corps
provided music and drill for tho
evening and was greatly appreci
ated. Tho drum corps also appeared
In tho VFW parade Friday night.
Tonight the Klamath aerie
will entertain ladies with a sup
per and danco. The FOE voted
recently to place a float In the
Fourth of July Victory parade.
Fragments of
Jap Shell on
Display Here
Fragments of a Japanese shell,
which may havo originated in a
model T Ford, ore on display in
the window of the chamber of
commerce.
These pieces of metal wero
picked up after a Japanese sub
marine shelled an area near Sea
side, Ore. They wero found in
tho ninth crater, adjoining tho
encampment of Battery A, 240th
coast ortlllory (Klamath's own).
They wero sent to W, D. Whit
comb by his son, W. D. Whltcdmb
Jr., a, member of tho battery.
Young Whltcomb remarked that
the metal was presumed to bo
steel, somo copper and bronze,
and probably consisted of parts
of a Model T Ford, wrecked
long ago and sent to Japan as
scrap metal
Celebrate the Fourth at
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SPECIAL FLOOR SHOW FOR
YOUR ADDED ENTERTAINMENT
The Franey Sister
Veriatilo Dancer
Ar Tony Karlott
I Comedian M.. C,
i-fc Violet Moryan .
Tolentod Local Singer
ttuHH Kline
and His Orchestra
OUR DINNERS HAVE MADE
US FAMOUSI
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GUIDEPLANNED
ON DEFERMENT
FROM DRAFT
By FRANCIS LE MAY
WASHINGTON, July 3 (!")
Wur manpower sources suld to
day that rosters -of essential
civilian activities and "critical
war occupations" would bo pub
lished about July 15 to estab
lish a definite guide for mili
tary deferment.
Tho United States employ
ment service is preparing the
lists In collaboration with tho
wur production board, tho wur.
nuvy and ugrlculturo depart
ments, and with other govern
ment agencies, as a purt of the
generul program to keep men
with critical skills at their work
benches.
By direction of manpower
Chairman Paul V. McNutt,
copies of tho lists Svill be sent
to ull local draft boards, and
"to tho extent required for the
maintenance of essential activ
ities, individuals who are en
gaged in essential occupations
in essential activities" will be
deferred from military service.
This docs not mean, however,
that every man of draft age
working In ono of the occu
pations listed will be automatic
ally deferred, since the selective
service act definitely prohibits
"group" deferments,
Proof Necessary
Each man In such essential
classification, or his employer,
must establish to tho local board
that his skill or service is neces
sary to tho war effort, accord
ing to. the definitions of the
manpower commission,
McNutt gave these definitions:
"Essential war activities in
clude the production, repair,
transportation o r maintenance
of equipment, supplies, facilities
or materials required in the
prosecution of tho war by the
United States and by the other
United Nations.
"An essential occupation
means any occupation, craft,
trade, skill or profession, re
quired In an essential activity,
In which an untrained individ
ual Is unable to attain reason
able proficiency within less than
six months of training or exper
ience. "A critical war occupation
means an essential occupation,
found by the United States em
ployment service to be one with
respect to which the number
of individuals, available and
qualified to perform services
therein. Is Insufficient for ex
isting or anticipated reatiire-
mcnts for essential activities.'
Portland Heat
Booms to 105
PORTLAND, Ore., July ?. UP)
Portland's temperature contin
ued to sour Wednesday as the
mercury boomed to 105, and In
Its wake came live fatal heat
prostrations.
The coroner's office reported
the following deaths yesterday:
Charles R. Tandy, 65; Charles L
Chanslor, 45; David Von Wold
73. and John Francis McKenna
38, all Portland1. The first
person died Wednesday.
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the war department aa "bluer
Contestants Get Genera
Rofes for Buckaroo Days
A list of general rules has
been provided by the Klamath
Buckaroo Days committee and
given to all contcsants who will
enter arena events for the two
day show Saturday and Sunday,
July 4 and 5. Following are
the rules.
Local event entries must be
passed on by the judges for their
amateur standing and must be a
resident of Klamath, Lake, Mo
doc, or Siskiyou counties.
All rules are governed accord
ing to the Rodeo Association of
America and will be closely fol
lowed so far as local conditions
will permit.
All contestants entering this
show will be required to rids in
all parades, attend all meetings
called by the committee in
charge and to lend a hand in put
ting on a good, snappy show.
Contestants and participants
assume all risks to person or
stock while on the grounds, the
management extending an in
vitation to the world, - no one
barred, everyone welcome, but
only upon conditions stated.
The committee proposes to run
for all participants in each day's
events and each participant must
be found there when called for
his event. Numbered contest
ants only will be allowed. Num
bers must appear on back of
contestant.
When, in the opinion of the
Arena Director, a sufficient
number of contestants are pres
ent for an event no delay will be
permitted because of the absence
of other contestants.
Substitutes will nut be per
mitted in Eny event or contest.
The committee will select ap
proved Judges and their decision
will be final.
Contestants or others will be
ejected from the grounds and
barred from all events for any
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NEW MODE I nirh above a rarged atretch of landscape speeds this Boelnr B-17E, described by
and more deadly" than previous "flying fortress" models. Several U, 8, plants now nuke the planea.
one of the following offenses:
Being under the influence of
Intoxicants, rowdyism, quarrel
ing with the judges or officials,
or for any other reason deemed
sufficient by those in authority.
All contestants must wear
cowboy or cowgirl costumes, in
any and all events.
Management reserves the right
to make any change or addition
al rules as circumstances may
demand in any event.
The management will, under
no circumstances, tolerate cruel
or inhuman treatment of stock
by contestants or participants.
All entries in the local events
under 21 years of age must have
a written consent from their par
ents.
Turning our eyes to the fu
ture post-war world, we know
that the walls of isolationism
and narrow separation are gone.
Gov. Harold Stasserr of Min
nesota.. ' ... . ' v i . -' .
FILMS
Developed aad
Printed
Any 6 or 8 exposure roll.
Reprints 3c each.
In at 10:30 Out at 5:00
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PHOTO SERVICE
Postoffice Box 921,
1031 Main St.
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J. MARVIN HILTON,
Canada Lumber
Brought Under
Price Regulation
WASHINGTON, July 3 (AO
Prices of all lumber and shin
gles Imported from Canada and
sold to the United States gov
ernment or its agencies were
brought under provisions of the
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In deference to our. em- '
phyees, and in order that
they may participate in the
Klamath Fails
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Victory Rodeo i
we wiff be v 1
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All Day
July 4h
Let's All Celebrate Sanely and then i
Work for Victory. - v ,
Baisigei Motor Co.
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money saving;
metal saying:
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MONEY-SAVING JUMBOS are a BETTER
BUY for you bccaiue a JUMBO holds with
in an ounce of the same volume of delicious Boheo
lan Oub Beef as three of the regular 11 c hoiilet.
Yea, you get MORE BEER FOR YOUR MONEY.
METAL-SAVING JUMBOS conserve the metal
essential In the operation of our nation's war indus
tries si you SAVE TWO CAPS when you purchase
the JUMBO rather than three regular export bottles.
Buy MONBY-Saving, METAL-Saving JUMBOS.
Distributor Phone 4186
' T
general maximum price reguli
tlon today.
The regulation fixes prices a
commodities covered at the htgt
est prevailing In March. Oft
cials said that the lumber ilrj
shingle items would remain ui
der the over all regulation pen
ing issuance of a specific pri
ceiling, now in preparation, I
cover them.