IIKKAMJ AINU NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS,
OKKGON
PAGB TOREK
RECORD CAMPAIGN
GETS UNDERWAY
Phonograph record collections
fo bollix sorted uihI closets nnil
allien scinched us lliu womtm of
1 1 tit American Legion auxiliary
pi'ujiiiru to do tliulr part In the
"Records (or Our Fighting Men"
campaign,
"In iilmost every lioniu tlicro
ro miiny old records which uro
no longer played, mid which ure
only accumulating dust nnd tuk
Itilf up room," mild Mm. Puul
Otlcrboln, who I In chnrgo of
tlio auxiliary's pnrllclpiitlon In
tltu campaign, "Thoso record
oonliiin vnluiililo material from
which new records cun bo mado
nnd of which thoro Is a shortnue.
Ily salvaging nil of our old rec
ords wo enn send n continuous
supply of new records to the
moil In the fighting forces,"
Barrels nnd boxes hnvo been,
piucccl in (jiisiienerrya arug
storo on Mil In street, Kmll s Bu
per market and Carter's Fine
Foods storo on I'lno streot,
where nnyono wishing to donnta
records may lenvo them,
HALF SCALPED
B1KUKR, Cnllf. Cillcd to
Western I'lno lumber cmnp In
southeast Siskiyou county enrly
Wednesday mornhiK, Stuto Irnf
fie Officer Ross E. Cnblo and
Constable Ardcn Reynolds of
Full Hlvcr Mills found Louis
Dolh, nbout 45, uncousclmis nnd
hulf sculped nnd woro told ho
fointht threo men, one of whom
kicked his hend with calked
boots.
The fight sturtcd, According to
the officers, when Dolh Is snld
to hnvo denounced the United
Stales government and declared
ho belonged to Hitler's suicide
sqund.
Doth was taken to Fall River
Mills, found to, have a skull
Tracturo and later uiKen to iyic
Cloud hospital.
Reynolds and Cable picked up
two men asleep In a car near
Cay and held them for the Yreka
sheriff. Cnblo said neither wore
calks.
Nelson Announces
Concentration of
Civilian Production
J WASHINGTON, July 84 P)
Chairman Donald M. Nelson an
nounccd Thursday tho war pro
duction board had approved the
British prlnclplo of Industrial
concentration and would center
future essential civilian produc
tlon In certain plants and sec
Hons of the country.
Predicting thnt a "very large
part" of civilian Industry would
bo affected by tho now policy
Nelson snld tho wnr program had
now reached tho stogo where
production curtailment ordors
for civilian Roods would not re
suit In the most effective uso of
tlw nation's resources.
Ho ' snld thnt tho "nucleus'
firms, - in . which production
would be concentrated, would
bo solccted so thnt cross-hnullnR
would bo eliminated wherever
possible nnd (he drain on trans
porlnllon facilities would be re
diiccd lo a minimum.
Dorris
Vcrn Jameson and daughter
have moved to Dorris from
Qulncy. '
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Heard
luivc moved to Dorris from Chc-
niuii.
' Mr. nnd Mrs G. F. proege of
Anderson, Cnllf., nro visiting
their son-in-law nnd daughter,
Rev. nnd Mrs. Marvin Horn,
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Olson, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Nols " IsrnclsoiV, Mrs.
Agnes Shuw nnd Clnudo Olson
are taking a 10-day trip through
out California.
Mrs. Grnco Tolson of Los An
gel os Is ft house guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Marvin Nnught.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Murray Mnrshall
left Sunday for n week of camp
ing and fishing in tho Sky lakes
region. They went In on horse
back. Les Cluiso and Larry Kcrwln
fished at Seven lakes over tho
weekend.
Mrs. Claude Kcllnn left last
week (or Son Diego to bo with
her husband, who is In army service.
DIFFERENCE IN DUSTING
CINCINNATI Bill McKcch
nlo snys a National lcagtia bat
ter doesn't think twlco nbout It
when ho Is dusted. But In tho
American, asserts tho manager
of tho Reds, when n ball Is
thrown cIoro to a good' hitter's
head ha calls it a conspiracy.
Wo rthevo dlitrnt of MONTHUK.
fm A
f emale weakness
AND HELP BUILD UP RED BLOODI
Lydla E. Plnklinm's TABLETS
(with added iron) have helped
thousand of girls to rcllovo func
tional monthly pain and weak
foollims, Plnkhnm's Tablets ALSO
help build up red blood and thus
aid In promoting mora strength.
Made cuprctallu lor women. Fol
low inbol directions. Worth trulngl.
Reserve Units All Set
For Big Picnic "Alert"
Members of tho Klumuth Fulls
pollco roservo and county sher
iff reserve will report to Mooro
park July 20 In full force for
the first annual picnic of tho
combined organizations. Pre
parations of committees havo
been completed for tho event,
nnd indications point to a record
attendance, according to Cap
tain Ira Sherman, chairman.
Tho scheduled program of
ovonts will bo:
l:0-Natliiiil Aiilli.m.
IHH-Hil.lr.i.. II. A. Kru...
l;0O-l'r.ni,,i, of hill," H-irtr. M.rlt
l Klla May Sinllli lijr Ca,ulu
Ira Hlji-rman.
tiOft - Hoftliall I'mlnt, pilli-a rrlarva VI.
Ii.rlll rraarla,
L'hllilrrn'B avmiltl
I. Sard rarea (II Jaara anil ovnr,
ritU.il irniii l( jaara and under,
niliril group).
I. KiMit rar.a f liartfonl) 19 Jraar
ami nvtr, mli.il rniijiij II yrara
anil utHlrr, InUnl
f. KtMil rarra ihar.liHitl: liriva. Ill
yaara ami ovarj ilrli, in yaara
yaara aitil nv.rl biya, II yaara
ami miliar glrfa, ix y.gra ll(
iinurr.
Culid'ala Uit all.
I. I'rniitit rarra BlHmril and noara.
I. rrniai-r .allim airiltat.
1, llalliKin litittlnx.
I. I'le eitlria; runt.!,
iiM-Aililrraa, llrjtrv I'rrklnl.
riuiimiiiilly alnaliiK.
A:O0l'lriilt) f.a.lj llniaci atUrtHiitK ara a-k-ril
to lirltm lilatta, riitia, kiilrra, loraa,
alumna, napalm, ami ailltar.
Committee chairmen are:
Gcorgo Blnnls nnd Hrlck Leach,
refreshments; Dr. M. C. Castle,
traffic; Lynn Roycroft, and
Lloyd Derby, public address;
Davo Bridge, Junior entertain
ment; John Houston, music;
Herb Munscll and C. G. Wood
housc, entertainment and pub
licity; and Jack Henry, finance.
Tho picnic was mudo possible
by contributions from lumber
companies which woro guarded
by pollco and sheriff rescrvo
units and by various other local
firms.
Far-Sighted Homemakers
Will Can Now for Winter
(Editor's Not.: This Is the
sixth In a series of weekly ar
ticles on the preservation of
foods, released through tho co
operation of tho Klamath coun
ty nutrition commltteo and tho
Klamath county home demon
stration agent's office).
A well-balanced died calls for
vegetables and fruits tho year
'round. A far-sighted home
maker knowing the advantage
of economy of home canning
will have begun by now to fill
pantry shelves with canned
foods. Home canning is truly
the key-note to economy. Suc
cessful home canning depends
upon two things: killing or ren
dering inactivo bncterin present
on food; and preventing further
contamination by sealing In air
tight jars.
In order to kill or Inactivate
bacteria In canning, adequate
heat must bo applied. Pressure
cookers are recommended for
processing all vegetables except
tomntoes and all meat, fish and
poultry. These foods are non
acid and require more heat
than other foods for steriliza
tion. One vegetable available now
Is peas. While they are consid
ered a little moro difficult than
some vogotables, there are a
few simplo rules to follow In
avoiding trouble. First In Im
portance la s e 1 c 1 1 o n.f.Fcas
should . be young, tender and
freshly, gathered. Bo sure to
discard those that nro yellow
or hard as they are too old and
their keeping qualities arc
doubtful.
The hot pack method should
be used for vegetables. This
FDR Signs Farm
Bill; Wheat to
Sell Below Parity
WASHINGTON, July 24 (P)
President Roosevelt signed an
appropriation bill Thursdny pro
vided $805,000,000 for tho agri
cultural department for tho cur
rent fiscal year and authorizing
salo of government-owned wheat
for livestock feed nnd Industrial
uses at bolow parity prices,
Signing of tho bill by Mr.
Roosevelt cleared tho way for
movement of millions of bushels
of this wheat from heavy pro
ducing areas into livestock feed
ing nrcng whero it Is needed to
supplement corn and other feed
stuff s.
In demanding the right to sell
government whent at sub-parity
levels, the administration said
tho grain was needed as feed to
encourage farmers to produce a
maximum quantity of wheat,
dairy and poultry products for
United Nations wnr needs. It
said farmers would not buy the
whent for feed unless It wns as
cheap as corn.
means a short precooklng (boil
ing) In Just enough water to
cover and packing food Into
Jurs whllo hot. Tho following
recipe' has been thoroughly test
ed: Peas
Wash, shell and sori accord
ing to size. Prccook 3 to 7 min
utes depending on age and size
o( pens. Pnck loosely to within
one inch of top into clean Jars.
Fill to within one Inch of top
with water In which peas were
precooked or boiling water.
Add onc-hnlf teaspoon of salt
to each pint Jar. Adjust Jar cap
and process In pressure cooker
43 minutes at 11 pounds pres
sure for the altitude of Klam
ath county.
Do not allow Jars of vege
tables to stand after prccooking
but get them into canner for
processing immediately. As soon
as Jar Is filled adjust Jar cap.
For "self-scaling" cap place lid
on Jar with scaling composition
next to glass and screw the
band tight. This cap does not
need to be tightened again. -
For booklet on home canning
write the home demonstration
agent, Federal building, Klam
ath Falls.
COULDN'T MISS HIM
CAMP WHEELER, Go., (P)
"Got any Identification?" Master
Sergeant Emmett Crawford ask
ed a civilian, who seemed in a
hurry to get started on a tour of
Inspection.
"What kind of Identification,"
asked tho visitor.
"Tho kind thnt will show who
you nro."
"Oh. thnt kind," the visitor
beamed. "Sure, Bub, here you
are." He rolled up a sleeve, ex
hibiting a two inch scar on his
arm. "Got that when my neigh
bor's boy ran over me with his
bicycle."
Dealer shortages put new
value on used merchandise. Cash
In on your "junk" through a
classified ad. Phone 3124.
FILMS
Developed and
Printad
25c
Any 6 or 8 exposure roll.
Reprints 3c oach.
In at 10t30 Out at 3:00
BUD'S
PHOTO SERVICE
" Postofflco Box 921
1031 Main St.
2aei 9t
Meed
Re
Wa Specialize In
Re-covering All Typoi of
AWNINGS
For tho rsildtnc and store
UPHOLSTERING
Furniture or automobile
NEW SHIPMENTS OF
STRIPED DRILL, PAINTED STRIPE CANVAS and
CANVAS DUCK
CHAS. S. SCHAAL
Seventh and Klamath
Phone 4362
And
MONTH -END
LEARANCE
Reg. 35c AJ, J
llig Annual
Yardage Clearance
30 In. Ilayon Prints
Including tho famous Bcmberg
sheers In late summer patterns
and quality crepes. All regu
lar 70c sellers.
2 yds. 1.00
WHILE STOCK LASTS
All Summer Dresses lie-grouped and
He-priced and to go at
,1 LOW IMtlCES
PRINTS O PASTELS O SHEERS O DARKS
Late Seasonable Modes in One and
Two-Piece Styles
Come Early for Choice -- About
200 to Select From
Vols.
$8.95
r $4
Sale A.U.C. Prints
80 square in a large variety of 4tvT
lain natlnrnt ABkaih.
Vols, to $14.95
$(6)00
(2)
o
Vols, to $29.50
CLEARANCE SUMMER
Slack Sails
Tan, Blue and Pongee Colors. Sizes 12 to
20. Regular $5.95 Sellers
3"
20 Off Corset Sale
Artist Model Lcgant Hickory and Venus MoK
in close-out numbers all reduced 20 from ceiling price
SALE 100 BOXES
SALE 3-PIECE
i'lay Salts
Candy Stripe Red Royal Jersey Lined
Shorts Shoulderette Bra and Skirt. 10 to
18. Regular $2.39 Sellers
H98
u
Novelty Soaps 4
Assorted fragrances in assorted MF Boxes
fancy cartons aUsI
1
STRUTWEAR RAYON
Pajamas & Gowns Jl 98
Striped rayons in. cool, comfortable modes.,
Blue and Tea Rose. Small, medium, large.
Regular choice .
VAN RAALTE
T-Shlrts
Crew neck and short sleeves In fine rib
knitted cottons Camel, Blue and Coral.
Small, medium and large
1
1
CLOSE-OUT OF SUMMER
HAND BAGS
Whites and two-tones in fabrics and fine leathers
SI. 00 Vols. Re9Voi?'25- Re9. S2.98
79c 17 " 239
SALE VAN RAALTE
llMl
00 Gloves
Fabrics in white, and pastels,
regular $1.00 line. Choice
Our
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
Month-End Thrifty Values
Odd and End Sale
of Curtains
CLOSE-OUT LADIES' SUMMER
Cotton Frocks
39
Cool summer sheers in newest patterns and
styles. A large assortment to select from in all
sizes and shades.
REG. $1.98 SELLERS
Pequot Sheets and
Cases
In Beauty Hem style. Select while our stock of
sizes is complete
Twin Bed 1 f t( Full Bed
SUe J-.WeV Sixe
-
Beauty Hem Cases 42x36 39 fi
(R Off
Cameo designs in 60 In. height.
Holds 8 to 12 gar- O ()0
ments. Dust proof
. Protect Your Clothes
1
SXH lifer
One and two of a kind in panels and pairs.
All styles to select from
Odora Clothes
Closets
. Mothex Victory
Garment Uags
Moth and dust-proof 'airtight
and damp-proof.. Holds 4 to 8
garments. . ,
19c -69c -1.00
1.79
Vteldcrcst Towels
oo
for
Join 3Ioe9s
Blanket Club
No need to worry about credit
regulations! Buy, your blankets,
comforters, spreads, etc, on our
Lay-Away Plan, -
TnmwHiaa nu Inaar no fil
h m . .
down lialnuce 50c
a wcck
Secure your cold weather needs
now. on payments so small
you'll hardly notice them. .
1
A quality towel, worth double ordinary towels
in wear and service. White with colored
borders. - ;
Cannon Sheets and
Cases ,
Famous for quality as well as price! Stock-up
' while available.
22 x 44 SALE '
We Close Saturday at 6 p. m.
4itmAit Lvw ' 1
81x99 and
72x108
5149
U
Case, 42x38 '
3 for 1.00
NO REFUNDS OR
APPROVALS ON
' ': SALE :"
MERCHANDISE