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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1942)
July 15, 1042 TV I nil mm ' II I .!:..!.- i i ' '.'...11 I Mill I, iTM'I'l I l l" I (: - ',r DEFENSE CALENDAR Tuouluy, July 21, 7:30 p. in., KUHS, Tha oruanlzutlun, train ing mid operation o( polled aux iliaries. Lieutenant John Per cll, Portlund police depart ment; Dr. Joseph V, Bowman, chalrmun of the Oregon State Police Crime Dotcctlon burouu. Celled to Service Dr. Mnrvln Nerseth left Frlduy night of last week for Vancouver, where lie wna celled for duty with the rmy e a reserve officer. He was accompanied by Mm. Ner seth end rtuiiuhtcr Gull, who fanned to meet Mnrvln Jr. end VI uncle, Peter Narieth of White Earth, N. D., ' where young Neraeth hn bean' visiting for some time, Mri. Nerseth and the children will return here the end of hl week, ac companied by Peter Neretli, who will remain a their guest for a ihort time. Tether Dlee Mr. end Mm. W. O. Lohrey returned lent week to their home at 2144 Kberloln avenue from Spokane, Wash., where they wero celled by the serious Illness and denth of Mrs. Lohrey'i father, George Young. Other members of the family liv ing here are Mr. and Mil. Oscar Young, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young, Sir. and Mrs. Andy Young, Mr. and Mm. Floyd Young and Mm. Mnry Martin. AH attended the funeral services. y. Vacation Trip Ethel Storm of the Modernistic Denuty col lege returned Monday from a vacation trip made in company with friends from Burney, Calif. She was gono 10 days, during which iho visited Reno. Vir ginia City. Lake Tahoe, Yoscm Ite and Mt. Lniuwn nallonnl park. The road through the Int. lor hn Ju.it been opened, nhe Kild, with snow banks still 18 feet deep. Cousins Meet Mr. and Mri. Bert Bell of 8hlpplngton have at their guests this week Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Neher of Col villa. Wash., former residents of Onnlnskn, Wis. Mrs. Bell nnd Mrs. Neher are cousins but hndn't f Ln each other since they were small children. On leaving here, the Nchers will continue south where they will visit other rela tives In California. Make Train Trip Nathalie and Nadlne. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Harris. 3337 Altn i mont drive, are spending their dimmer vacation with Harris' mother at her homo In Nampa. Ida. The llltlo girls motored with their parents to Portland, where they boarded the "Port land Rose" to make the remain der of the trip alono. Former Residents Here Mra. O. J. Johnson and her mother, Mrs. M. Adler, former residents of Klamath Falls who aro now making their homo In Tacomn, ara spending a few daya here visiting with Mrs. Johnson's daughter, Mrs. David White. While here, Mrs. Johnson stated ft t the had sold her cabin at Cake o' tho Woods to R. R. Ross. Police ReterVet Falrvlcw group No. 8 of the police re serves plan to meet for dinner at Lakeshore Inn at 7:30 to night. As their guests, they have Invited Police Chief Frank Hamm, Police Reserve Captain Ira Sherman and Lt. Harold Franey of the defense coordi nator's office. Takes Defense Job Mr. and Mra. Wyatt Swisher left Satur day of Inst week for Conor d' Alcno, Ida., where he will be employed In defense work. They were accompanied by W. O. Loh rey of 2144 Eberleln avenue. Major Operation Mrs. Joe Bhlrk of Wllllamion River will leave Saturday for Portland, where she will undergo a ma ? operation at St. Vincent's hospital. She will be accom panled by her husband. From Fort Klamath Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hacklor were out- (Mown business visitor In Klamath Folia on Monday. Are You Needlessly Suffering Constipation? Many people think Hint ooniM pnilmi in "one of thoeo thing" you must put up with. That the enly thing you enn do In take a purgo or cathartic ami hope It doesn't tome soon ngnln. How foollnh that Is It ynu, like mil lions of others, have the orcllnnry kind of oon.tlpntlon Hint's due to lack of "bulk" In the diet. Kallogg's All-nrnn Is probably Juiit. what you need I This orlnp, delicious cereal- hos the "bulk ' forming properties your Intes tinea noett to funotlon "regulnr It gate st the can na of your trouble and corrsofi It helps f Vltmlnatlon. Eat All-Bran'regu. ' .at-lu l.lnb nUnlw Af M,ln, unrf help free yourself from conatl nation. All-Bran Is mado by Kellogg's In Battlo Crook. If your condition la not helped by this simple treatment, It's wlo to lee m doctor. Visit Here Mrs. Ray Hchmoll and Infant sun, Jay Wurdon of Heuttle are visiting at tho home of Mrs, flchmoll's parents, Mr. and Mra. W. R. Nelson, 2240 Ap plegate avenue. Mrs. Hchmoll also visited In Portland with her sister and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Stiles and Mr and Mrs. Don Burkland. Called Away Mr. and Mra. Clayton C. Morris nnd daughters Hnntrlce and Jonn, of 2001 Eber leln street, left Saturday for Val Injo, Calif., whero Ihcy were called by the death of Morris' brother-in-law, Roland Fleet, who had been 111 for several months. Annual Picnic The Sunday school picnic of the Flrtt Coven, ant church It planned for this coming Saturday at Moore park. Supper will be served at 7 p. m., coffee to be furnished by the church. Member and frlondt who attend aro asked to bring a basket lunch Including sugar, cream and a coffee cup. Twins Arrive Mr. and Mrs. Carl Krame of . Dayton atreet were doubly proud this morning. They are the parents of twin boys, bom Tuesday night at Klamath Valley hospital. One weighed an even five pounds, while the other had a slight edge with S pounds and I ounces. Johnson to Speak Erie John ton, president of the United Stale chamber of commerce, will speak to businessmen of oc cupied countries In a program to be heard over Mutual networks at 7:18 p. m., July IS. Meeting Postponed The meeting of the Community circle of the Congregational church, which was to have been held Friday of this week, will be post poned became of the death of Mrs. A. W. Hummel. Date of the next meeting will be announced later. Visitors Leave Dr. and Mrs. Lake have returned to their home In Olympln, Wash., after visiting here for a week with the doctor's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lake of 2138 White avenue. Grass Fires Two grass fires within an hour of each other called the fire department out Tuesday morning to Broad and Elm streets and to Eighth and Oak street. No damage re sulted. At Lake Mrs. Frank Tarr and two sons, Ronald and Byron, and Mra. Thomas Orr with her three children, Tom, Carolyn and Marjorle are spending the week at Lake o' the Woods. VITAL STATISTICS KRAUSE Born at Klamath Valley hospital, July 19, 1042, to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Krauso of Daylon street, twin boys. Weight 5 pound 3i ounce and 8 pounds. LUCAS Born at Klamath Valley hospital July 14, 1B42, to Mr, and Mrs. H. R. Lucas, 412 High street, a boy. Weight 7 pounds 11! ounce. COFFEY Born at Hillside hospital July 14, 1042, to Mr. and Mr. W. R. Coffey, 201 Eldorado street, a boy. Weight 8 pound S ounce. Read The Classified Pag NEWTRANSPDRT LiS STARTED FOR KLAMATH Organization of transportation plans at Klamath Industrial plants essential to the war effort will bo undertaken as a result of new rulings by tho office of prlcn administration. When such plans are effected, workers in these establishment may obtain recaps or grade 2 tires under certain conditions, according to Don Drury, chalrniun of the county rationing board. Drury said the transportation committee of the chamber of commerco will be asked to assist In getting transportation plans going In tho eligible establish ment, which must employ at least 100 persons. The plan should be handled by a commltteo or Individual re sponsible for coordinating trans portation of worker to tho plant. Each plant should set up a labor-management transporta tion committee or some other ap propriate certifying authority whose duty shall be to organize and administer planned trans portation. This authority will select passenger vehicles to be certified by the war price and rationing board as eligible for re capped or new grade 2 tires. Tho new orders set up consid erations In the selection of the cars, which must be used In car rying at least four workers or to capacity. Workers to be trans ported must live at least two mile from tho plant. OBITUARY MARY ELVIRA MORENO Mary Elvira Moreno, a resi dent of Klamath county for the past 78 years, passed away In Salem, Ore., on Tuesday, July 14, 1942. She Is survived by three on, Robert Allen, Wilbur and Lee Harrington; six daugh ters, Alice Hamilton, Grace Ram bo, Ruth Barfleld, Dorthea Ham ilton, Ada Grafton and Pearl Foster; also 17 grandchildren and IS great-grandchildren, all of Klamath Falls, Ore. The re main will arrive Wednesday evening from Salem, Ore., and will rest In Ward's Klamath Fu neral home, 02S High street, where friend may call after 8 p. m. Thursday. The notice of the funeral will be announced In Thursday evening's paper. Trip to Portland Vcrna Cheyne left Tuesday for Port land where he will visit with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mr. Mllo Cheyne, for about 10 days. Break Ankle Mrs. E. W. Zlgler of Pelican City broke her ankle Tuesday when she slipped on the lawn while playing with the baby. Always read the want-ads. HEMORRHOIDS (Piles) Himli (Rupture), Fissors or Fistula 8h dUerdtirt tnpatr jot Wltk IIicUbot trelnf power. For 30 ymn bv tteeogglullr Ir 14 lbo and ol poplt lor tbeitt all nta. No hoiplUl opi Men. No eonllncnsnt. No leu el tin from work. Call lot EamltuHon or ind lor ritlE deiorlpllv Booklet. Open iWnfft, Mwt.Wtc,., fti,7H 9iS0 Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC V. t. Cor. X. Buraitd end Grtid At. TeUphe KAtt 3918, PortUftd, Orttooa HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MAIL CLOSING TIME (Effective June 18, 1942) Train 17 Southboundi 6i30 a. ra. Train 20 Northboundi 10 a. m. Train 19 Southboundi Bi 18 p, m, Train 16 Northboundi Bp, m, VFW Auxiliary The VFW auxiliary will hold their next regular meeting Thursday eve ning, July 18, at 8 o'clock at the library club rooms, All members aro requested to attend and reminded to bring potluck. Sewing Circle The Covenant Sewing circle meet In tha church on Thursday at 1:30 p. m. Co-hostesses for the meet ing are Mrs. F. Cocllcr and Mr. 0. Olscn. All women Bro In vited to attend. Soroptimltt Club The final luncheon meeting for the sum mer month will be held Thurs day noon In the Pelican party room when member will hear a report on the Cleveland con vention by President Coral Sabo. Visit Parents Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Seely of Portland are visiting here a few day with Seely' parenta, Mr. and Mr. George Seely of 1028 Etna street, and with hi sister, Mr. 1, R, Clark of 431 Washington street. Seely, who ha been em ployed in a shipyard at Port land, ha enlisted In the coast guard and will be Inducted for training on July 21. Kenyon Better Messages re ceived here by friend state that D. A. Kenyon who, with Mrs. Kenyon, Is now residing at Grants Pass, Is showing aome Improvement following hospital treatment last week and is now able to be at home. The Ken yon are well known In this city where they formerly were In busines. Bicycle Stolen Mary Kinney, 2424 Darrow street, reported to police that her bicycle wa stolen from the Tower theatre Tuesday night. Slightly Injured Mrs. C. S. Johnson was (lightly injured Tuesday evening when the car In which she was riding collid ed with one driven by H. A. Son ner s, 2S33 Reclamation street, at the Intersection of Reo USE YOUR Dree Long Sleeves Si 50 I and op Olganrle selection of white and fancy pattern dress shirt . . . non wrinkle collar, full cut, iplendld wearing and washing. Reg, 11.63 quality. PLUS Drass ties, regular 85a quillty. Klamath's Biggest SUIT Value! Two lulters sport coat and matching trousers of all wool materials. Longs, shorts, regular. Ideal for all around easual wear. Our outstand ing mony-Tr. Open Friday . . Oregon Woolen Store 8th and Mala tarnation and Division itreet, according to police records. Fairhaven Home Ee The Falrhaven unit of the Home Eco nomics club will meet at the school on Thursday beginning at 10 o'clock, Mrs. Wlnnlfred all ien will demonstrate canning and preservation of food. A cold potluck luncheon will he served at noon. All Interested women are urged to attend and bring a guest. Girl Scouts Troop 16 will meet Friday morning at 10 o'clock at the home of Mary Jo Ogle, 252S Hope avenue. JACKSONVILLE, Fla., July IS W) Two naval flying of ficers and two aviation cadet were killed Monday when two training plane collided in mid air and crashed near here, the Jacksonville naval air station announced Tuesday. The dead were listed at: Ensign Philip H. Bate, 23, U. S. N. R., of Carplnterla, Calif., pilot of one of the planes. Aviation Cadet Remsen H. R. Crego, 22, U. S. N. R., of Yeadon, Pa., passenger in Bates' plane. Ensign Rodger B. Wilson, U. S. N. R., of west Los Angeles, Calif., pilot of the second plane. Aviation Cadet John Collins, 23, U. S. N. R., of Ocean City, N. J., passenger In Wilson' plane. Tacoma Speeders Forfeit Purchase . Of New Tires TACOMA, July 8 (P) Auto mobile driver convicted of speeding, negligent driving or otherwise abusing tires will not be allowed to buy replacement tires, Capt. E. A. Olson, state patrol officer in charge of the Tacoma. district said today. Capt. Olson said weekly re port on arrests will be made and turned over to tire ration ing boards. He said "not even shipyard worker, who appar ently are the worst offenders, will be given new tires, If they have an arrest record." Chief of Police Tom Ross said he had not yet received a request for an arrest list but was ready to cooperate when the request was made. HONOR AMERICAN HEROES FRIDAY, Use Your Cosh to Buy War Savings Stamp To Purchase MEN'S CLOTHING! WHY NOT? SPECIAL SHOE SALE! THIS WEEK ONLY 349 Oxford Brown and White Sport Shirts for Summer Comfort! T-Shirts . " iCc Vw Each DRESS SHIRT SPECIAL! Night for 1 Hour 10 P. M. Saturday Until 10 P. M. KLAMATH'S CREDIT CLOTHIERS CORVALLIS, July 18 Governor Sprague paid tribute to America' military leadership at a chamber of commerce din ner honoring a score of newly ar rived army officers for Camp Adair last night. Ho pointed to camp Adair as an example of "amazing accomplishment" and an indication of the army" abil ity to get things done. He told the assembled officer that the people of Corvalli have learned to appreciate army men through long years of their as sociation with ROTC officers at Oregon State college. The governor reviewed the re cent governors' conference In the east which was attended by 38 state executives. He saw evi dence there of greater Insist ence on state rights which, he said, means better government. More officers are arriving: dally for Camp Adair post and housing has already become an acute problem here. Several emergency housing plans are be ing considered. Lumber Workers . Urged to Stay on Job Until Drafted PORTLAND, July IS CP) James Mshoney, Washington, D. C, an assistant in the office of tha army engineer chief, urged lumber workers yesterday to stay on the job until drafted by the army. He said lumber was of great Importance to the war effort, adding that 3 billion board feet of lumber have been bought in the Pacific northwest for military construction since the autumn of 1940. EL See the NEW "TRIUMPH" PEN Sheaffer's Latest $12.50 - $13.75 VAN'S CAMERA SHOP 727 Mala Phone 3618 JULY 17TH 7 and Bend. r '"''' ,''"'"'-iT'iii--iLni'i.f,i nn njuLfrt.ruLr $79 2) ' Saddle Short Sleeves $100 I and n Both For $189 I 15 95 Complete to 11 P. M. W Glv 8&H Green Stamp Business Really Dropped Off! NEWPORT, July 18 (IP) Ac cord ing to Publishor M. I. Brown of the Yaquina Bay New here the newspaper busi ness really dropped off yester day. Hi office is on piling over the water of the bay. A part Sears Department ?rt No Priorities 0f 1942..- V-1 ft ,ji $ s.y, v :Lrfr "i I,, .I It?.' CLOSET SEAT Regularly $5.95 4.98 Llmiteii crtne offer! Sparkling mother of pearl coating of extra heavy sheet celluloid applied on full 1-in. hardwood stock. Complete with chrome plated hinge. 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