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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1942)
Augimt 10. 1042 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN 0 n(mjimHjtjjmmmjijjijjtjm iililii! WJ 4r- lli lllihiUll.. 'Niiii.l.li.ui m -m III! !ll!!fi!liiliil!i!f"':l'i,l riHMmii!ttmfirtfi!!ttipminmiifm!imn,rfi II'1"! : i' Hi ! II !!l'l 'III HI H I Iliiiilli'l'li'iPitiilllilllilliiililill mmmmimmmL fleber Improves Clnylnn Ittilior, whu win Injured by a flylnK but In soflliiill uniiiii nt the KIM picnic Sunday, In Allow ing stonily Improvi'iiii'iil, nmiril inn to hit fntlieir, County Com nilsalonor John lk-lii-r. Ymmit Rcbrr U "I luinie lit Mulln, hut in uiuleriiolnii trviitiuent lor n brokuii noso on trip to n hos pital hero. Tim iiiTldi'iil of riirrnd whim n but sllpnm! from the hunds of Loula Kullnii in lit truck nt tho bull' i-rossluK IIic plain. It win M (lint strllui, Tim but iitruck Tony Klcyskiil mid wax (It'fli'cti'd, striking ltcber porous tha fuco. rindi Sewing Machine Mm. ny TailoWi 4'i ImjjuhH !r!".'l, reported to city pollco today Unit ho found a acwliiti machine on hr-r front Inwn tiumluy inoruliiK. It hud apparently been Mi tlicru sometime Huturdny nlKht, alio iitkl, but did not buloiiu to her. Stewart-Lennox Revival Knl IowIiik t ho Ki-nornl Uii-mn, "The 'I'liiut of (irail IN-rll," tha Itov. Oaf II. Ilrown, piintur of Urn First lliiplinl chini.li, will tiKu iin bin mibji-ct IoiiIhIiI, "Thu Tlmu of the Cimllhw," Thursday, Iho Ituv. Ilrown will speak on "Tho Tlmo of Ciri'iit Si-piiriitlon." Son err vins condui ti'd by II. G. Shlrcy pri-tTdn curb night's niussaKO, mid u children's anrvlna la con ducted unch duy nt H:;iu. Thn re vival ciii'i'IIiihk uru bolim held In llm Hlcwiirl-Lcnnux church bulldlnii and nro sponsored as mission services by Iho I' I rut Ilnptlst chiircli. Thu public Is In vlted. DoB Killed U. W. Evnus, 2(151) Illshco street, reported to duy thnt a dachshund don win killed by bin enr when It mid another were clumliiK enr coin ing .from Uio opposite direction on Lnkenhoro diivu Monday. Rllle Stolen Kun Wnllnn of the Doutllua Motora company re ported to city police toduy t tin I a :iu-30 rlfla hud been stolen from a cur parked In tho DoukIus j.-ornito. It belonged to J. II. Wll- Son of BIy. Craih Reported Jucob C. Pyo of Dorrla reported lodny thut hl enr mid ouu driven by Merle. Montgomery of Mcdford wore Involved In a crash on Highway V7 Monduy nt 11:20 p. in. No one wn Injured. Accident Reported IVarl Mc Conuloguo, Snn Kruncljco, re ported toduy thnt uuother cur, hauling trailer, slricswlpcd her car Mondny ut 11:30 on a highway adjacent to town. Tho other cur did not stop, she reported. Home on Vacation LI 11 In r Davl. daughter of Mr. nnd Mra. Ccorgo Dnvla of 1IIII3 Del Moro street, la upending her vncullon Ql home with her parents. She la employed by the army engi neer!' offlco In Seattle. Colllalon Mra. G. C. Mot ley, 2208 Arthur street, reported to city police' today thnt her enr and one driven by Murtln Swim on of tlila city were Involved In a collUton at South Sixth and Martin afreet Mondny. Move Here From Dummulr Mr. and Mra. W. F. Ford of Dunsmulr huvo moved Into n new home on Reclamation nvo- nuo which wu purchased iron) G. Kllnkhnmmer. Trom Medford Arthur Lcn vllt wna In the city from Med ford Mondny vlaltlng hla alatcr and brother-ln-lnw, Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Barnhlscl of 022 Con ger avenue. On Vacation Ilnrry Proud Wool, mnnngor of tho Klamuth atutlon of Consolidated Freight wnys, la upending his vacation In Waeco, Ore. Move to New Home Mr. nnd Mrs. Galnrncnu have moved to their new homo which they re cently purchased from G. Kllnk hummer. Chairs Stolon Vernon Moore of 1245 Eldorado street, reported to city pollco toduy thnt two lnwn chnlrs hnd been stolen from his residence. Rvyj John Ualrd evarfe' ll.it -ul the revival now being held nt the First Christum church, will take us hla sermon this evening, "The Gutewny to Knowledge.' Ilermon Uurko, song lender, will pluy a trom bone solo. Tho sermon for Thursday la "Tho Men God Gave Awny." Matin Man In Hospital I.yle Llnse of Mulln Is still In thu Deaconess hospltnl at Spo kiiuu, Wnsh,, nnd would upprc- cinte hearing from hla i Hernia In the Mnlln district. Ho bus been In the hospital moro than mouth with an infection in one knea. Navy Men Now Sworn Into tho U. S. nuvy at Portland on August 18 were Howurd Lcroy Sexton, 3317 Ulsbeo street Wlllard Mnuford Coffelt, 1004 KUIorado street: Curl Arthur Sammla nnd Jesse Evnns, both of Klamath Falls. Compensation Expert Here W, II. Ulnehurt, field rcpresen tiillve for thn Alula Unemploy ment Compensation commission, will bo nt Ihii employment of fice, 242 Main street, for tho next few days lo confer with covered employers with rcgurds to puyroll reports. Transportation flews Daughter Born Mr. nnd Mrs. Hob Alcxunder of I'ortlmid uro thn parents of a baby diiughtcr born August 17, according to word received hero. Mrs. Alcx under Is the former Dotty Lou Andrus, daughter of Mr. and Mra. C. G. Andrus of 2300 Union street. Mrs. Andrus went north lo bo with her daughter. Police Court Seven drunks, two moving violators, und two Irnfflc violators uppcurcd in po lice court Tuesday. iliiSSlii iisiiisiiiis MAIL CLOSING TIME (Effective June 16, 1842) Train 17 Southooundi Bi30 a. m. Train 20 Northbound! 10 a. m. Train 19 Southbound) 8:15 p. m, Train 16 Northbound! B p. ro. L1 WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 To bring about a more efficient utilization of railroad ireight cars and locomotives, Joseph B. Eaalmun, director of defense transportation, this week Issued a general order requiring the maximum loading of curs curry ing civilian freight, The order '.vhich becomes ef fective Sept. 15, prohibits rnll ronds from accepting for ship ment, with certain exceptions, any freight cars which are not loaded either to their marked loud limit or to their full visible cupucity. 'funk cars, flat curs, and cars containing less than carload frclf.ht are excluded from tho order's provisions. Tho order was drawn up In collaboration with representa tives of the national Industrial truffle league and the regional shippers advisory boards, and re fleets suggestions and criticism rnudo by theso groups and Indi vidual shippers. SUCCESS I'OCATELLO, Idaho, UP) WPA employes plunted gardens to supply produce for a Twin Falls cannery. Tho project was definitely suc cessful. Swamped, the Twin Falls can nery had to enlist a cannery at Boise to process the surplus. An election In Indiana was settled by the tossing of a coin. More coins than one are tossed to settle some elections. Berno, not Geneva, is the political capital of the Swiss Con-federation. Letters from Correal a Arrive After Six Months WASHINGTON, Aug. 19 (?") Letters written by American Mfildiers In the Philippines hefnrw the full of Batunn and Corregl dor, and recovered from the Pa cific after the ship bringing them to tho United Stales was sunk, are now being delivered lo the soldiers' families, the war depart ment reported this week. Tho recent receipt of mall from men who had been fighting in the Philippines led some of the recipients to think thM cormur! ications had been reopened with the Islands, the department said, but the letters actually started their long Journey In March. The mat-. left the Islands "probably by way of a subma rine, which transferred it in a mall pouch to a small freighter." the department reported. "Sub sequently, the ship was tor pedoed. The mall bag floating at the scene was pulled from the sea and Its contents were for- I warded to the army postal serv ice of the war department, which sent the letters on to the ad dressees." EMERGENCY LOS ANGELES, VP) "See a woman; trouble." Expecting almost anything, two patrolmen sped to the home of Mrs. Carl A. Heinze. She was standing at a window, pointing to a flower-bed below The officers killed a five-foot rattlesnake colled there. Bull Elk Hunting Ban Expected SALEM, Aug. 19 (JP) Gov ernor Charles A. Sprague said today he probably would Issue an order before tomorrow night suspending the open season on bull elk In Douglas and Coos counties becauso of the forest fire hazard. The open season on bull elk is scheduled to open In both counties next Sunday. Want-Ads Bring ResultsI Private motor cars In Ireland may not be used for sports meet ings, for holiday during, social calls, shopping and other non essential uses. Get Your Next MANHATTAN SHIRT DREW'S MAHST0RE Jll Main WHITS IIUI COLORS Proves Wonderful For Itching Skin To soothe Itching, burning akin, apply medicated liquid ZEMO a Doctor's formula backed by 80 yean continu ous success! For ringworm symptoms, ofmwiAj utMet' frtrtf c clcrr.ishcs due to external cause, apply ZEMO freely. Soon the discomfort should disappear. Over 25,000,000 packages sold. One trial convinces. Only SH. Also 60 and $1.00. ZtiVlU Almeter to Speak Jack Al meter, manager of tho Klamath Falls office of tho U. S. employ ment service, will speak to the Klwunls club Thursday on "La bor Supply and Demand in the Klamath flnsln." Dr. CUnohnn Improves Dr. Earl Clnuuhun, who has been III for some time. Is stendily im proving nnd is ublo to bo up nnd nbout, Stockman Here Lowell Stockman, Pendleton, candidate for congress from tho second congressional district, Is in Klnmnth Fulls this week. VITAL STATISTICS WOLTJER Born nt the Hill side hospital, Klnmnth Falls, Ore., Aug. 17, 1042, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wolljcr, Mulln, a 'daughter. Weight 0 pounds 11 ounces. OLSON Born at the Klnm nth Vnllcy hospltnl, Klnmnth Falls, Ore., Aug. 18, 1042, to Mr. nnd Mrs. Lewis E. Olson, 2123 Arthur street, a daughter. Weight 8 pounds i ounce. LEE Born at tho Klamath Vnllcy hospltnl, Klamath Falls, Ore., Aug. 18, 1042,' to Mr. and Mrs. Bud Lee, Dairy, a son. Weight 0 pounds ll ounces. ALLEN Born nt the Hillsldo hospltnl, Klnmath Falls, Ore Aug. 17, 1042, to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Allen, 1825 Lancaster street, a daughter. Weight 6 pounds 0 ounces. Pelican Post 1383, VFW A regular meeting of Tcllcan Post 1383, VFW, will bo held Thurs day evening, Aug. 20, at 8 p. m. in the Knights of Columbus hall. Following the business session, refreshments will bo served to members of the post and auxil iary. All members aro asked to turn out' for this meeting. 1 First Covenant Church Sew ing Circle will meet at the church on Thursday at 1:30 p. m. This. will bo a no-hostcss meeting; all women aro Invited to attend. ' Work Day The Van Meter and Ann Judson circles of the ! Immanuol Baptist church will meet at tho church at 10 a. m. Thursday for a work " day. Ladles aro asked to bring a paper sack lunch. Prosperity Rebecca The Prosperity Rebecca lodge will meet Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in tho IOOF hall. The degree staff will practice after tho meeting. Visitors aro wel come. Towniond Club There, will bo a regular business meeting Friday night at 8 o'clock at the KC hall. Estin Rigor's orches tra will piny for an old time dunce immediately following tho business meeting. Rummage Sale The Wom en's Council of tho Christian church will sponsor a rummage sale Saturday, August 22, in the building next to the Meat Center on Mnin street. Hours are from 9 a. m. until 5 p, m. VFW Auxiliary The next regular meeting will be held In the library club rooms at 8 p. m. Thursdny, August 20. All members are requested to attend. WE WILL BE CLOSED Until On or About AUGUST 2BTH MOLATORE'S Mast of the American dudo ranches are located in the states of Arizona, Colorado, Montana, New Mexico and Wyoming. HEMORRHOIDS (Piles) Hernia (Rupture), Fissure or Fistula Buck dltotiJii Imp If your tltla (iicleaeT atnlBa powar. tot 30 yt$ hav uccat ilully Irottad tbou aadt el paopi for thou all till. No neanllal ooaca. Uod, No oonf Inamant. No lota el Una Irom work. Call lor aiamlnatton or aand lor f HE E daici'.ptlT Book I at. Open fvenfnai, Mon.,VVtd.,H,7fo0i9O Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC Phytlclmn and 8urgmon K. I. Cor, B. Burnalde and Grand Ave. Talaphoae SAat 3918, Portland. Oraaon K3 gum It's our special Bank-by-Mail Envelope which we supply customers without charge for sending in their checks for deposit. 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