Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 05, 1942, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text'AuRimt 15, 11)42 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE REALTORS Mi SET FOR STAR! - OF GOHVEIITION i Controlled Conversation R00SEETT0 6IVE JnEWS-OM RUBBER PUZZLE District .Attorney Weds Betty Baker District Attorney L. Orth Slsc mora ami Miss HettV Hnker. fnr- couple will bo nt home on Lake shoro drive. Miss I3aker rcsiitncd as Tied Cross executive August I, SUB ATTACKS nis has become executive secre tary Myers succeeded E. B. Hamm, who resigned when ho moved to Bend. Mrs. Dennis succeeded Betly Baker, who resigned as of Au gust 1, and on Tuesday was mar ried to District Attorney L, Orth sisemore. , , , ,. ! LONDON, Auk. S ITj A nrit- mer Klamath county Red Cross., . ,uhmarlnB , .., Mcditer- executive, wero mnrried Tuesday rnnean has sunk one Italian sup-; Major personnel changes In nt RwnJ n,.nri eimreii ulihll"y '"P "" oamnKca anotucr i Kcu cross worK here have : to severely she had to be beach-, brought George Myers to the Itev. Father Casey officiating. I (d, the admiralty announced to-! chairmanship of the county or After a brief honeymoon, the 'day. ! ganizatlon, and Mrs. C. E. Dcn- "Want-ads" results! cost little brlnrf Klnnl plans ma Jnsl ulmul cmupliMn fur Urn "DiivkI II. Simp smi" Dili minimi I'l'iHl'ini' I'oiivuii' tlini lit tint Wlllnrcl hntrl, Ann. H, 7 nnd II, iniiioiiiiri'd II. It. "Dick" Mn if II I I' ', ('(invention cliiilrinnn (nr tlm Klnniiilh llenl ty linnrcl, Muynr JiiIiii II. Iliiuslun nnd I'tillvn Chief Knil IIimivi'I liiivo given cniipfriitliiti tit efforts, to niiilto the convention nnr nf lint ttinilllliK cliliriielrrlstleH. Tim city blind wiii KH'i-i tin lirii-mit.-n' Iniln on Its arrival Weilnrsriiiy evening, while tint mayor nnd tlm chief will personally extend greotlnKK. Miitorcyclii police, es cort will accompany tint motor cnde of some '10 cars Irinnpnrl li)! Hip iteleKiites from the depot to tlm Wlllnril Hote l. On Thursday morning when tlitt Heiiltors' Nntlonnl President Dnvld 1). Simpson nf Porlhuid unci Wllllum MiicHoksIu nnd fain lly o( Cireenwlrh, C'nnn., arrive, they will he personally escorted to tlm hotel by M.'iyor llniisloit, Police Chief llenvel, limine Dale, lorn I rcnlty honrd president, nnd R. 11. Diinbiir. Tho opening session, nt in n.m. Thursday, will he held In the circuit court room, county court liou.ie, in will nil other mnrnlnit sessions between the hrcnkfii.it nnd luuchenn meetings. Thin privilege wn.i ninde possi ble by Ihn cotirte.iy of Judue D. It. Vnnilenheri:. The pnitor of Kliiimith l.uthernn church. Ilev. L, K. Johnson will give tint In vocntlon nt tha iipeiihiK session. In nddlllon to Iho "Shnrk" fur nished by C'opeo, private plens- uro crnft will be available for i the Women' Klnnuith hike trip! Thumdny nfternoon thank to the civic mlndcdnr.M of the fob , lowing loenl citizens: Itolnnd 1 Mnmiry; Hoy Curler; Jim Done-j los: Andy Collier; G. E. Morten-1 hiuner nnd Fred Fleet. I Thank to tint hnrd work done by tho convention committee, no leu thnn 82 cars belonging to Klnmnth Fulls cltlrrns, ninny of them nicinherji of the bonrd, hnvc been pledged for traiispnr tntlon of delegates from Wed nesday evening until Saturday night. Included in the tours made possible by use of these cnrii will bo n trip to Tulelnkc, the Pctrnglyphs nnd tho Japan ese settlement, nil well as trn im portation back nnd forth to tho country club nnd a grnnd tour to Crater Inko on tho Inst dny of the convention. Messrs. Fleet, Chllcote nnd Dale report n good response to tho Invitation extended local peo ple to attend tho Thursday eve ning banquet nt which Dr. Don ald M. Krb nf Ktigenn is spCHker. nnd the nnnunl bnnquet Sntnrdny night when Nntlonnl President Simpson tnlks. Tickets for these affairs nra also moving well nt the convention office In the Wll lnrd hotel, Chairman Magulre nlso an nounces nn excellent lineup of talent for "Klnmnth Nlto" enter tainment Frldny evening. Among those to appear before tho ronl- m,, rlr Pretty Australian Klrl's nonc-too-subtle hint keeps eonversnllon mfcly In niin-mllllaiy cliiinmln iik she Min ts U. S. tolclieis en route to canii) down under. lors will bo Mr. nnd Mrs, K.mlle I in. ii id; the Motiey Twins ilild i their Kionp; Dnrltone Kddlo Uur rouKlis; Jnck Peebler, weluht lifter; Dorothy I.mirenson, nuir Imbnphone; Mary Mnhoney, so prnno, "Chuck" Kenvey, innul-1 elim nnd thu Cilrt Comniundos. i Dirk Miiitulrc will be muster of j ceremonies. Another feature of ' thu convention will bn strolling niuslcliins durinK Hospitality Hour eiieh evculnit beforo din ner, furnished through the cour tesy of l.nkeshoro Inn where enlerlnlnment nt Ihe Wlllnrd hotel, 'lleiiltor Nluht." will be observed nt l.nkeshoro Inn where Proprietor Krnesl Koschniek will hnve n speelnl orchestrn nnd floor show on Friday nlKht. Coif tournnuient nt Henmes counlry club, will be ployed Thursdny nnd Friday nfterimoiis. Thn convention director, I,nr ry Home, snys Hint ninny hnvc helped behind tho scenes nlso and pays particular tribute to Ar thur Wilson or the Wilson Title Sc Ahstrnct Co.; Smith & Bates, tho Shopping Guide printers; the Wlllnrd hotel; Show Supply company; Tint Herald nnd News nnd lastly Weyerhneuser Lum ber Co., who furnished Iho unl quo souvenir wooden conven tion undue. Knch and every one of these, snys Home, lias contrib uted much townrd miikltnr the snccess of the convention as nnrpnni nipnirn MEN GET WI OBITUARY ' HACHAEL reda ball nnchncl Hcdti Ball, n resident of Snlem, Ore., for the pnst two yenrs, passed away In that city on Tuesday, August -I, 11)42. The decensed was a native of Chllo-i quin, Ore, and wns nged 20 yenrs, 7 months nnd 2 dnys when called. She Is survived by her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrlcs Hood of Chlloquln; eight broth ers, Osborn, Joseph, Capron, Charles, Haskell, Julian, Ilnw ley, all of Chlloquln, and Percy, U.S.F. of Fort Bucker, Aln.j five sisters, Cnssie, Mabel, Venn, Vnl- POUTLAND, Aug. 5 (AP) MnJ. George Sandy told Ore gon murrled men yesterday to get Into war production or the army would draft them. Young, slnglo men, arc get ting essential Industrial jobs mid thus are getting defer ments, while married men are silting back smugly In nones sential Jobs, he said. If mnrried men, including those with children, are draft ed before young bachelors, "it will be becnuse the youngsters are beating them to war pro duction Jobs," he told the state mnnpower advisory committee. Sandy, field Inspector of the stnte selective service bonrd, lidded "there Is n great deal of Inlk about cooperation for the nation's good and about willing ness to help, but I have found Just tho opposite. Too often I hnvc found complacency, smug ness and refusal to make sacri fices particularly on the part of married men." Mrs. Boyd Visits Mrs. How ard Boyd, who is now residing In Eugene where her husband is with the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company, is visiting with friends in Klamath Falls for several days. During her residency in this city, Mrs. Boyd was an active lender In Red Cross work and the Girl Scouts. WASHINGTON, Aug. 5 (A'), President Roosevelt is going over tho petroleum and rubber situa tions and may present his views to congress and the nation by tomorrow. That probability arose today In the wake of these develop ments: 1. The president affirmed at Ills prc&K conference yestcrdoy that he would veto a bill setting up a separtc government agency l ty. ..!. .,, i hli frrr grain alcohol. 2. Tho war production board whs reported considering, as an alternative to nationwide gaso line rationing, a plan to limit automobile driving In non-rationed areas by making a periodical check of mileages shown on speedometers. 3. Prlco Administrator Leon Henderson described the eastern gasoline shortage and the nation al rubber emergency as separate problems "in no way connected" l and said tiie question of iialloii 1 wide fuel rationing was so im portant that a decision would bo made "only after careful analysis of nil the complex as pects of the situation." 4. The war production board was disclosed to have decided on nationwide rationing In July most of tho necessary forms al ready hnd boon printed but President Roosevelt Intervened. 5. An office of price admin istration official, who declined to be quoted by name, said fuel oil rationing in the cast was a "dis tinct possibility." Curtailment of gasoline deliveries ns far west as the Mississippi was being con sidered. he said, to make more tank cars available for the At lantic seaboard's petroleum need.'. 0. Rep. Hartley (R-NJ) de clared in n radio talk that the synthetic rubber program had been delayed by "incompetence nnd mismanagement" In the gov ernment agencies concerned and by "selfish, powerful, private ln terest;." eta and Cliarlene, all of Chllo quln. A grandmother, Mrs. El len Hecoeta of Sprnguo River, Ore. The remains rest In Ward's Klnmnth Funeral home, 025 High street, where friends may call. The notice of tho funeral nrrnngcmenls will be announced Inter. HIGH PRICES REEDSPORT, Aug. 5 $") Tho first tuna catch landed here tills season was delivered early this week by Dan Arkcll who re ceived $408 a ton. 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