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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1942)
AtiRUHt 81, 1042 , HRRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Midland mfUie flleuAi SER OMSNESS WAS LEGION MEET KEYNOTE TULELAKE Dynamic W. C. Sawyer of Arizona, vice commander of tlia niilioiiii) American Legion presiding over tho California stuto convention Crescent Lake Mr, unci Win. Hum Ititchcv of K III lint 111 Fulls wnrn viiciitlonlng lii.il week nt Wilderness much, where they liuvo been riding mm usiiing. Mr. u n d Mrs. Clinton O Dickon uf Chicago, III., spent Wednesday mill Thursday on a TO TULKLAKK R I I a rni. Oiikliind, governor of notiiry rvcuncNtiay linn inursuay on a -",.,.", k'.v.hiih 01 mn.iiy puck trip lo Diamond peak Willi district No. B, will bo proscnt for John Midtoii, of tho Odell luka tllu Soptinnlier 2 meeting of tho packing sliitlnn. Uiiforlunntiilv Tulelnko Hotiiry club and In ex- tlio weather was bud oml tho Je(-''d l on tho Interna- vIxltorM woko 'J'luirHdiiy morn- J'"""1 ,,0l"ry """volition hold In lug to find two Inchon of snow 1"r,'mt"! c'lnlul"' J"110- ov on lliolr lent. They are spend- wl", vbil,t Allurim club Sep- liiil tho remainder of thin week "me,T 1 n(1 wl" guest at at Wilderness ranch. U!", ",e '""owing hi. . , . vinlt hero. August 10 to 10 nt Lo. Angel,... L.ivo to T..ci th J wook takl LfXr" C'""rman ." ,,.,.h moil ,....... ,. .. I, Z" n . ..WC.':. ' ..." - t,,l wcck lu:henn entertain. , " ' " , ,u " " "". introduced a number of United billion fliers n long war few duya with lila grandparent speakers who talked briefly 0n unions tho musses dlspcuso with at Iholr ninth near there. Root topics of intercut to thli com- luxuries and get down lo serious continued lo Tho Dalles and mtinlty. effort, Marvin Tttumiis, iiocond I'orllund to seo marine ro- Francis O'Connor, U. 8. rccla- vlce-conimiindcr of tho Tulelnke crulllng officers with tho view mutlon engineer who, with Wll- pout, who relumed thin week of entering that branch of the lard L. Smith, wa hi charge of from convention hciiduiiiirtom. Mrvle. ,iir...-ii., ,..ri, .. . ,, Hinted thill the convention key- joj,,, ML.lon, of Cascade Sum- reclamation tunnel through nolo wan ono of seriousness with ...i. ... i ........ ..... I whirl, wninp fr,,,., n, ., . . .....I, WU.I, ,U ft.llil.l.U . IIUIBIIIiy p -. Kiu ou,,j JB lllllo fanfare, llo wns neronipnn- ,0 ,,, k tr ,or now being drained, gave some piinled noiitli by Mm. Thomas. ,...., ,' lnur..linu ,imii,i. ..,i . . . . ., ., nwi.iu luim jeuj.u. - ....... .n... .... u..uu. Leon E. Ilnppell, Slocklon, ; ""V . , 1 ,. bo o tho military strategists m elected slate Legion com- m" h rlwlnd a. ho keep, rather than the politicians, innder .iicceedlng Hobort V. 1,0 re)"'r,,1 on '"ko ,bon'" 0"d In a spirited debate on "Price nrner, San IJemadlno. Tho l0,"";" u"'lcr col,.lr.ol'il f "l Colling. Aro Effective," decision oxt convoiillon city for 1043, M!ll)'r". !5l', l tl10 ,,rmy on the question debated by Her- mrlng wartime restriction, will U,K li'oncd In the middle ,na T. slrcet miti Dtk Moorc 4 wi. elected sti.te Legion com- V"" w" rlw10' " , KCC" rulhcr than the pollllcli inn : Gni ' next r- barring wartime restriction, will u,,d ''"" 'c middle ,nan T. Street and Dick Moorc .... ...... v.- i we.st wllern K P. iiimi In he l. . . . n a.... 1-i.i.iL.ni.u, - , .,, , , , "-'.i io uie audience. Slreet W Attending the convention ' W,,'L .Allt'n t wak" Uook. the affirmative and wo. from Tuleluko also woro Joe , ,F , , opposed by Moorc, who believed zumpfo and Frank Graham. I . . ""iks aro oi nine value lo the Mri. Clonoy Elected ' . . , , . i"vu.UUuiv ui mo consumer un t ......... ... .. nopccl he would gel away from less they arc more xtri iL'u.,,.. .. i-.iii ......rif-rn v,rn ...n. ...... ... i . . . ino Kllelien in inn iii-tnv. rienrun un hi.,, nn...i.. lillVWIircl hole mill nniivi.nl nn ' I. . " .ttui.i.jr ro. csslon. wcro held In Phllhor- Ueacoucss Murgiirct Booz, of turned from Scottlo and other monlc hull. Monterey, Calif., wlio hii. spent northern points, told of attend- Mrs. Gcorur E Clonev' Kii. ,la' l)U,t tw0 weeks nt the Col- "'e Scallle Rotary club ev- rekn, was elected slate president r""el'' iett Frld"V e "al ,me during the summer, of the mixlllnry to succeed Mr.. oulh, where she will resume f?ur hundred members are rcg- Montca Forrester of Humboldt lrr d,,,,c ,he nrs of c i , . . th I remacnt P. C. Bomman nn. Mnrvin ThMMw,- n.J r.. m ta. pointed the following comm t- most Inspiring convention chnlr- of Iho Crescent ranger station. 1 1 l0."rve,durli" 1,10 c.?."?lng men. wero vMinn . "w,,,.,n - "Pon, ueorge Fisher, ' Lorae Att.nd.nc.- raneh .ml i-.u :;,i " C.K "loorcL C1UD ??rylM, A. A. SmsIo.is of tho nuxllliirv L.n.i -r.. " " X "oncnocrj, Locth S. Dunlap. venllon also worn rnn..rUn.i.. t- , . . - . vuHunuimy service, which In- . ... . : , -uu..n seivices lor jam eludes eivlo wrirnm a . h?HZ "n"'"" than Mor.ii. Antelope sheep man who Otis RoDcr aTd Fr'rt V m ' ntldpaled. Convention head- was killed a week nuo er M IEi.!'''EL Mc- more hotel .,, .. ,,,,,,, wiinncs js.. we sc, Karl Gov nor Cu.bert I. nin .W"? : h d. 'lho D"5thl. Gentry. and Los Angeles" mayor attend . K V1'"0"' 01 K". 1 im"c information,' Jerome d . number of ? mee ,?u. Wh0 ""'"'"Pnnled Peto Moran Kcefer; membership, Rancc and Z . rU lun'' "1' ! ,'.tt Eltll Conyon hero Satur- Stover, , C. C. Spears, WebS ... i,, , i .... .,, ' nay lo sec ubaut Moran s shcop. btaunton;.' entertainment. Flnvrt .- - v." "'Wimw jui ociu- .,..,...i i. ....... .... 4 n, . ' III es and their li..Kl.nH. " "'ein un- n. ftnaerson. Mrs. Charios K. Welse. Tulo- . ;. -"".""'"'' DC rT"V "ln'' i-ornelt, lako, was n delegato. ihu. iunyona lormcriy rang- """"""i rans, was a guest. (.it iii iiiu it iiiuiiitTLin inrcKi niir I lllU ( h M slltnillns n.irl I V. A. Cai &I.sm-.LL throilL'h this cnuntrv en mntn i urner s Cen ier Wl IXSUIIIUin A 1. All,.... ' Wnrrf h. I, I... , 0 nu i ma uuvh i m.iu n-u'ivtu irom snciullim two montlm nt tho Mrs. Bernard Wonrt in t.im nltllifl(rl Urn rutw.tM.I i Cnllini. rnnrh ntnunrl t Ki Pill):.. THnttn nf wi-ii. . ixiiviiii VlUtS I sj ma nun o i " " t v. iiiu until ui a JIO tl K nmti i Kn Ui M.,,1, IMimnUT homo nn f ivrnn blf a anuu l or fi Mr nnrl Mr. Aui. nt tho Sacred Henri church for Frldny. Ho oxpccls lo o out Brown of thnt city. Mrs. Brown tlio Into Mm. Clmrlcs Riley, old- soon t0 bo with his duuKhtcr, ifl Mrs. Woods' dauRhtcr, Mrs. time friend of tho Siscmorcs. Rut", who recently broke her Woods is expected home from ( NomiU KltMrlnl k A . .i.i,.- lurict mwl 1. t 1 Un nnrili.n w"ijinn;i ill 1 ..mi la vuiiiiiikj iiui III irum I "u'--ui viljr 5UOI1, iIr. tld Ml'. KnitiU kn.r4.it1 ..r Iihh hmnn Ui C......... ..i- Mrc nnvn- f..tt .... ,, Forl Klnmnth, Miffcrcd n bndly U in OrcRon until she is able Ha. Knn., and Mrs. Edna Kenc" niiu ivii on i iu i vain i iu ncr worK as a com- WUfc UI snmna, Doin sisters of i ,,,r '-"""wuui on ftion- u lerciai nrusl In Sacramento, mrs. a. woods, have been vis. I day iho llttlo girl Is confined Tho inln whlclj fell lightly "'nR t the Woods' home. Mrs lo her homo hero us n i-nunit nr t u,i,... . m,,h ...m .. thn i.eolH....! ...... seems 10 "-v.. w... Bu m Jwln raus Mi's M l ii .. hovo passed on and Friday's to seo her sister before return- ' mi, if ,, : . ""'- omiui- sines wero Clearing, stock still 'K o R.nnsns. r' bit week oTnir IJ'T" f'Csl look "o nd Moran,1. lamb are Snrnh Parsons has gone to mnv .u mi. una nirs. Jerry duo to " ".eX':.;!""" Beplcmber 8. with her father. She drove up Falls Ineliwl,.,! m V. marun uaiy, of Bend, ship- wnn mr. and Mrs. Griffey, runs inuuded Mrs. Wllllnni lu,,i j(u n . i,i.. . Th .in Vrii,h.i .... ii. I,, " 1 1 ms- w"- taken by South nnd Rosier, nf last Sunday. Mr. and Mm Dnle Knn i.,n Redmond, for Idaho buyers. . D. C. Mltchel, whose homo is Thursdnv for tlu.ir i,m,. unlv kHP' t" "wo lanibs. Ho -oiig Beach, Calif., was a Salem, following a few dnvs1 delivered lambs from two d'"er guest at the Denlson stay hero nt the homo of Mr nnd othcr bl,mls to tl,e!i0 b"yo at h"io Sunday evening. Mrs. Hoy Wlmer Knox ' was Crcs(:c"1 siding, east of. tho Margaret Stansll, technician town of Crescent. In Arlington hospital, Arling ...... , . . ""w" j......itii.v in iirnn n u,Mni wwu-in, ... ..U.-.L,.,..., iriuiu. while logging when his right log Mr- aiu' Mr"- Fllk Payne, ton, Cnllf., has been a guest at wns cniight between two logs. of K'"1""!!! Falls, who camped the Langsctb home for several Local rnlHn,.i. on tho Collins ranch far nmi weeks, ti,..,.h., ,"Y.,V.""", : ,v. ll""K nf n.i. .,. ." V; . Mr. - n nr.. ...j .... eluded Mrs. Elmer Zumbrun nnd R wcck n"0 Saturday. Ralph E. Turner attended the son Billlo, Mrs. James Van Martin Daly moved his slieep Missionary circle mooting hold Wormer, Mrs. Henry Orth nnd to Crescent early this week from 1,1 tho nomo ot Mrs. Hudson Kmll Zumbrun. Wilderness ranch, where ho litis B""w West Klnmath on . Mrs. .lerrv KlvmnnM linnn rni ,.,!., n.nn. Thursdnv. . . vi v.,,.:.- I - ."",.".. oinvu .(CI I tallied t h O Werlnnarli.u ..I..I.. mnnlh. Bob Grllims has r.,..n.,AmH COIlimet hrlrlln eh.K VJ M n.. 1.1.. . ...... frnm n rnennl (ncllnn.v... ......n wll L.um.s. ..... nuuen iviiins- ' ' w...i.v:v,iuii.j. ....jr uveniiiK nt ner homo nt the field, of Seattle, expect to ro- u' urnes suffered a pain Slscmoro rnneh west of Fort mnln nt their ranch near the ful '"J" to his hand while Klainalh. when thn rr.,,,.1.. ninnir ni. .....n .... , chnnnine hnv In. I Q,,nrlo,. tWlCC-month V n nv nf ll.n . ... us i eh l.no ,,nH.uJ I.:. I , ' 6'"J lltAI I.IUIllll. .... ..wa.-.v.v;v. ...9 UU- v, ns enjoyed. Visitors in Gilchrist Mondny 1,18 homo from work t'11' week. Mr. oi T "noms fom from Crescent Inko wero Mrs. . "mmv Turner Is spending f Jent' ,3 r S"ro Coli"' Denconess Mar- " f T ?r ' ,0. wlUl t uiirnt unn. niioa Mni..i AD.n.ni . utniui tti jtiyuil iiihc. i'S?nin " .MS.0f-.c""trnct Mrs. Goncvlovo Drolet and Miss Mr:. ad Mrs' B- Taylor , .....v. ... MI ,ulu n. .. ,. rlll... . una f vn -eh rirnn hnun nrrU,nrl nr" Sill0" Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ritehev from Mnlvern, Ark., to locate ran,.K"re drove to Giidirist Thiirsrliiv KtoniHll, county. Mrs. Tay J .' """"" '"K". UOIICIOIIS ..... lnr is thn rinnnlllnr nf Mr ... refreshments were served her guests by lho hostess nt tho closo Mrs. Los Bnlv. wlm hn h..n.. Mrs. L. C. Lybrand of this com- ...... ... .. . ... nnnllv apeiuiiiiK some nine in uallfor- 1 nf ll.n 3,."riayliiK wore Mrs, Wllllnm A. ,,ln' llns ,'elur"00' to her home -t. . ? ! m,r; 'Wlor. Mr " ' 1 PiciIMOND. V... 7nJhn i .ij.iiiuii iimuruii, Mrs, Eldon "11 "M"-1""" " ino oouin- T , , ,, liBrntllilnofKlnmnllimnrsh, Mrs' orn p"clflE company. ?",T' Mf1!!",0'111! ll,lot ,T ft Fred Zumbrun. Mrs. Alfred r. Ruthlc. tho combination Scot- P!.1 .sot lcd. ba.;k. oomfortnbly tol,Mrs. Harold Wimer, nnd tho lv '"hd P'nlol clog belonging i""Yn 'p ' " " nosiras, ivirs, tiiscmore. "J mo urown tnmily nt Umll ..n" " ," , ,. . , For tho next roflulnr nvnnl siding, has boon snondlnB tho ' , ,Sorryi 1,0 shnvc' tho bnrbor of cards, Mrs. i'nylor will enter, week witli Mr. nnd Mrs. Sam .7fnllp ,,,. ,, . tnln tho memhers nf li,n ni.,i. t RHehnv rinwn n , r-nin... . Four hnircuts nn hour nnd I Dhor homo nl tho Fort Klnmnii rnneh. Bl, ,u ...in., ,xav.c. ?Z: l0"r sllnvt's '' hour , hoto tho evening of Soptom- w" lhem H'ButTou ?cnn get o'ne acres, 5 - - """v "'.n Hj ino street." r as when she stnrtcd. i. UTn4nn?,n dlnS..rni ".1 .1.1. .'''!,.hB? ".ol.5?.en S .K?0ti 1 SB thnt day everything a . v.v.n.nn, oviiiiu- a rrut:n, utiv nunii! LtuuitL's man could seo Cnpt Ilov Mur f. n, wont whnt you linvo to soli, mo still being mnclo. Tho moon rnv. U. S. rniigcr. nf'tcr blomiB Advert so In lho elnsslflnri enm. in it ,.,r., 4,i 'fJ "" Koi, niier Dieppe ARITHMETIC scorns to bo wrong Just now. raid. It's Purely a Question of Time TYRON, N. C, Aug. 31 (IP) All those questions on the se lective sorvlce questionnaire didn't mean much to a Tyron youth, who couldn't read well anyhow. Ho, in uneven red pencil strokes ho wrote across the front of tho questionnaire: "I's ready when you'se ready." WISH WE WERE HERE LOS ANGELES, (IP) Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ulysses Robcrago wero rather aolujctiii ubuul uc ccptlng that $100 bond for hav ing the largest family at a pa triollc rally. "I Just wish we could all have been here," said Mrs. Robcrage, Only IS attended, three of the older children couldn't make It. page three Loss of Machine Gun Was Gain for Periled Fliers MELBOURNE, Aug. 31 (A') A machino gun falling from on American bomber sheared off tlio propeller of a Japanese Zero plane causing Its destruc tion at Milno bay, a Melbourne Herald war correspondent, has cabled. F. C. Folkard, tho writer, said the story was vouched for by Gunnery Sergeant J. P. Pcpp ai.J utliuia un tiie bomber. Pupp said tho bomber came so close to another piano that ho feared the machines would collide. He mado a sudden mo tion to adjust his life preserver, accidentally giving his machine gun a wrench. There was no collision, but screws holding the gun broko. . "The gun fell out. I almost following it in my effort to save It," Papp told the corre spondent. "Looking down, I was startled to see a Zero, 200 feet below and coming up at us fast to make a belly attack. "Now this may sound incredi ble, but that falling gun hit the Zero's propclior, which was knocked to pieces. The Zero kept coming a moment and then dived straight down to the water." Buy It througn the want-ads. "Want-ads" cost little bring results! 10 EUGENE, Ore., Aug. 3i W) Pacific northwest lumbermen should combat the labor short age aggressively go Into east ern non-defense areas for man power, Col. W. B. Grcoley, secretary-manager of the West Coast Lumbermen's association, urged last week. . Addressing isu Willamette Valley mlllrnen and loggers, he warned that heavy demands for lumber would continue "until a definite decision in the war is reached." Two billion board feet month ly are reriuired tn fill nrmv nn4 navy orders, plus an additional one-half billion feet tot scntlat civilian needs, h. 'said. Urging lumbermen to coma through In their "special obit gallon In the war effort," :Qrt ley stressed th. Importance oi turning out the technical grid, of lumber demanded for spec iallrod war purposes, . , He praised mills for th.. way they have undertaken produc tion of technical . grades and said the output of these "tough Items" must continue for th. industry will fan h nv.nu. ' ----- " . ' .v.J..t of government "super priorities1' ... w.u ijui uns riRMmriviiAft ahead of all other types. -." '.. Acid Indigestion Wh ttetu itcawli icld etum Ditniul. ufTMt iBf tat, aour UMairU .rvj Mfcrthirn, doctors Biaill rfrlb tii. fMiett -flint ntedleliM known far TmetQiMlki rallif siMllrlaM Ilk (MM tft Bliih T.bUu. iso UuttT. Btti.ftfu brlan tssim to llfloriturDbeul to w for Ooohlt Nafe. M. FOR, .:A-:-K2 23 KHirAi; RHWII II ! aisssssWsM . -. if ore Mm Tlo the men and women of the Firestone organization, whose loyalty skill, and efficiency haveNvon the" nation's highest industrial tribute, we extend our sincere appreciation of the fine spirit and whole-hearted cooperation which merited these Army Navy Production Awards. To our fellow Americans, we of the Firestone organization affirm that we regard this high honor as a challenge for the future as well as a reward for the past. It shall serve as a continuing inspiration to all of us to strive for increased quality and quantity of production in further contribution to the war effort and to final victory. WAR OCT ARTMENT oVwuNow-a-T" WAH,NOTOH, O. C 7 war products manufactured; by firestone Sifa toot, tmr , fT'""f..i. . ...... r Mtoo, Dl ... to ria. ...pi tk.. I J I i?saJKi isrJrs .onf.rrins "Ychlivwi ln VB" P T. irmy-Navy frod.eJoi 4ward Ctramaifti will ta fcroadcatf es rs. "Vole of Flratfan" Radio Program vtr tk. Notional Sroadcairlnj Company cooif-to.coa$f sofwork fonljkf of 1:30 C.W.T. tr Hr. 1 -i iwf Alrptaso Tiros asd Tabes .... . Airplooo Wk.oli oad IroAo. Alrplant Wing Paxil Alrplano RlvotCtmaet " - ? Alrplant Frietiogloit Cronnoh Alrplano Paraehnlo Seat Cotklo.s . Alrplano Pilot Soali A.tl.Alrcraft tn larrolt, Moooh, - Carrlaqoi and Coitor Sl.no. larrago Balloois ; aHtrlol Boajo Rollors . . Bomb Caios . Brako Lining Btllol-Roilitlng Tnbos Bnllot-Soaling Fool Tanks Bollot-Soollnq Oil Tanks Ballot-Soaling Hoi. Combat Tiros Croih Fads Cnthiont, Foomod Latox Dock Cloats : Enqino Monntfngi tyo Goardt for Qn Siqlrfl Fan Bolts Framo Bands for Motors Gos Haiks Ground Grip Traetlo. Tirol Gun Rocoil Mocka.lim SooH Gnn Stocks, Flaitle Hatch Gaikots Hoto, Rubbor Landing Boats Life Bolts LifoRaftt Life Vottt Mttalllc Bolt Links Ier MotMno Gn Cartridges Mottretiet, Foamed Lates Motorcycle Tires Fadt for Tanks and Pilot Seats Para.Raftt Pastengor Car Tires Flattie Helmets Flattie Lontes L Fontoom Rlmt for Cart, Trecki, and Tasks Rubbor Half Tracks Rubbor Track Blaeks for Combat Tonkt Shatterproof Onyge. Cylinders Scout Car Tracks Seadrome Contact Lighting Beeyi Shell Gnard Facings ' Spark Flugs Tank Tracks , '; Tanks, Component Parts Tortion Buihings Trench Mortar Boies Truck Tires Ventilator Farts for Snbmerines ' Uo4r JM ? tl r J ' jf
