'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. Other prices
listed here arc $320 a ton for
Chinook salmon, $200 for Silver-
sides and $60 for Ling Cod and
scrap fish.
The German bund has Inglori-
ously and completely disappear
ed from American life. This
should have occurred long ago.
Cincinnati Freie Presse, Ger
man language newspaper.
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COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF KLAMATH FALLS
865 Spring St. Phone J632
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8.95 Coach and Sedan Covert . 0.05 IS 4
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El S" Cilasses Extension
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j polished lenses. No dis- fnmes. Prerents stainina;
J"'tt tortion or eye strain. of rear chrome parts. fc$
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WOODS
Driver, Brit, Spool
RONS
Not. 2, J, 4, 5, 6, 7, 1,
Prforafaf brown calliktn grtpl
Latest design persimmon beads with fiber inserts on bitting
face. Heads on Irons are finest new model designed by Walter
Hagen chrome-plated, satin-finished. Orips are edge-tempered
to prevent curling and scoffing.
MiWMU3 mm mjmm
2.29 3-ply Firestone 'Star' Tennis Racquet with Leather
Grip, White Enamel Frame, Silk Strung 1.88
6.49 Complete Badminton Set lor 2 Players 4.98
5.91 Double-thick, M-club Waterproof Duck Golf Bag 4.49
1.59 Set of 3 Poplin Golf Club Covers. . .......'... 1.19 .
25c Pkg. of 35 PlaiticTees.... -. .19
2.49 Johnnie Miie, Junior Baseman's Mitt 1.89
1.19 Deluxe Softball 88
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Zipper Sportsmen's Bag ...
Two Suiter Black Sharkgrain
Gladstone Bag '
8-Tvbe 'Svpreme1
xufo Iladio
30.05
WOMEN'S
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1.98
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9.95 -
Cloirame
Prloo
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17.95
8.93
Overnite Deluxe
Hat and Shoe Deluxe Case ,
Wardrobe Standard Case
.....14.9S
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7.93
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10.95
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Separate 6" speobor
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Trimatic tent control
Dash controls to match
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Ree. 17.95 .
Natural Rawhide Cover............. Special 12.95
2 Only
Men's Two-Suiter Cases
.- Reg. 24.95
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Ileg. 1.29 Horn Itings Easy to install.
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IlogJ. 1.29 Locking (ins Tnnk Caps
Sizes to fit every make and model. 81.19
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FLY ROD, Reg. 3.39 Special 2.88
FLY ROD, Reg. 5.45.......... Special 4.49
CASTING ROD. Reg. 3.98 Special 3.19
CASTING ROD, Reg. 6.4,1 Special 5.45
SNELLED HOOKS, Reg. 6 for 19c. Special 6 for 13
FISHING LINE, Reg. 98c, 50-yd. silk casting line
Special 896
Trash Iturners
Reg. 1.49 Clearance 1.19
Spark Plugs
Reg. 65c Clearance . 5JC
Sleering Wheel
Covers
Reg. 49c Clearance . 39c
rfracHre 4-Plece
WAFFLE SET
R., 3.29
Smartly styled ovenware In
blue and white. Includes battor
pitcher, Byrup pitcher, powdered
sugar ahakor, large service
platter.
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prices and SAVE MONEY.
Deluxe Cfirome
floor Mirror "
1.49
Fits all cars. Largo 4" beveled,
non-glaro mirror. Chrome-plated
brass shell.
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lawn Sprlnklor
Hotary
Sprinkler
4,19
Amutlng action
Thorouohly wafer!
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