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Saptombnr 2, 1042 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN STRICTLY BUSINESS br McFeetler , ,. WmPMWMmmKM ISLANDS 0F , PACIFiebPINPOINTBATTLEFRONTSl Nfl SIR A s 0 - v.n.y .,. .rMr. J? CHS V PociticOcean' IHUILIIIILnU : :iMD7,.oL"i?J Urr- ,,. sJ ..lnirT ni nllI Monday, and were audi, of Mr. lft'Jj". Z'U-uo HAu. I I IMMHRM Mlflll Mr. nnri Mr. A v n.iu. n.i "".u L'-iXV ' 'rA i. I lUIMlim I .IIIIUU Tenth .trecf ' ' ' r . .rH.Urr.NI ...J!-, ft A I .....Mill. I UUUIII ut- M 111 ' to " MARIANAS ll-l 09 KICKM, fcO WWl I III tllt'l Nj"' te. Eft 0UAM5te"TA ' . JXoh M.. linformatifin befe. m, ' v. j&mamhauii. VN i'f.':'";. OIIIMT' fALMYIU. - , ., f;, i ..2 jclomon i -' 'C: ; ; V, A ISLANDS T ' AUSTRALIA ), rlitene CALIDONIA 1$ ; . w En Rout to Fort Burning Mm, Blanwy J, I'atlnrion Sin Joi, Calif., In hero vlnltl tor f"W rinya with hftr iuiii. band parent!, Mr. and James l'Hltonon and tholr twin daughter, Frnncci ond Lou I Mr. Patturnun la on her wny Fort ui'iininK. Un., whoro I tnrann II oxiiuulod to vrnduulo from oldcora' trulnlritl acliool on eeptoinbor 21. Ho onllatud In January, 1041. Laav Tor Bandon Mr Mra. Wllllum gwlbull und on, Billy, and Mr- and Mra. Jul) Qulboll Imva Ml to apend aov eral daya at Uumlon with Mr. and Mra. w, II. Smith and (n 11 y. Mra, 6111III1 In t ho iluuuht of Mr. and Mra. Wllllum Qulboll Thoy will be Joined thcro Wllliem I'oniroy of Sun Kruno co, brother of Mra. Wlllinm U bell, and a fumlly rounlon will ba held. Raamai Opening Ronn Gnlf and Country club will open Frldity for the full aenimn, with loir (chnrtuled for 0 a. in. Lunch' 0011 will be nerved. Kcmtvu. tlDiia mimt bo mudo by Thurnriny noon witii mra. Itobvrt ThiintpaQn uf Mi:a. John Hoiuton, It woa announcc Carda will be plnyed In the ternoon. Traiflo Violator! Seventeen traffic violator pnld $1 bull each at police hendqunrtora Tueadey for offt'imea cmnmltted within the pnsl few dnyi, cordlnil to police record. Police court thl morn I iik bundled four chics of drunkennc, one vagrancy, and two of dlsonlcrly conduct. One traffic vlolutor appeared. Horn From 8ntlU Harold Patteraon urrlved home Tucnduy morning to visit with his par enta, Mr. and Mr. James Pat tarson. He wa graduated from KUHS with the clnn of '41 and ha been employed for the pant year at the Boeing Aircraft flic tory In Seattle. He plans to at' tend USC this fall. Auxiliary to Meat The Worn en'a auxiliary of St. Paul's F.pl copal church will hold the first 1 fall meeting at the homo of tho president, Mra. R. Heber Rad cliff, on Thursday, September 3, at 2 p. m. All women of the church are cordlolly invited to attend. Reports for Duty Don Hunt. 16.18 Crescent avenue. member of the CPT at the local airport received orders late Snt urdey night to report on Sep tember 1 at Santa Ana flyln field for active service. He left Sunday night. Mrs. Hunt will remain here for the present. Released From Hospital Max Brotherton was released this morning from Klamath Valley hospital, where he has been receiving treatment alnce Monday, when he sustained crushed too while working for the Big Lake Box company. ) At Pomona Mary Louise Johnson of Klamath Fall, was among the freshmen registering toaay at Pomona college Claremont, Calif. She i the daughter of Dr. and Mr. E. D Johnson, of 841 Pacific Terrace, Returns From Visit Mrs, R. B. Tyler of 823 Mnrtln street, he returned from a visit with her mother In Long Beach, Calif. During the two weeks h wa away she also visited In San Francisco and Sacramento, Priest to Speak Father Whit low, now located nt the war relo' cation center near Tulelake, will peak at Thursday'a luncheon of the Klamath Kiwanl club. Bort Tgl will bo chairman of the day, Appointment Midi Mrs Alta Randall, 1003 'Wantland avenue, hns been appointed to Jiiuvo obnrge of the cafeteria at Mills school this year. Paging All Camera Fans and Children Camern fan and children cs peclally are nromisod a rare treat on Saturday when Mona and Mary Ann, twin elephant from the Polack Bros, circus are scheduled to put on fivo ton of entertainment for tho frco eiv Joymcnt of tho public. Tho tljno will bo from 12 to 12:30 p. m. and the plnca In front of Scars Roebuck and company on South Eighth stnot, WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- Without Clml-And You'll Jump Out of Bid la Ihs Mwnlnf Ririn' t G O. Th llwr ihwiH pour lnl of Mb Jub Into VAtir nowlln tivtrr (br. If thb bib b nl fmwln frwilT, your fwd mr not 6U f 1. it mvr juit aeay in mo pnw, j nn I rvt oon. UIO nta Af Inf frMlr to mtko you frel "up onri up." tlpobd. 1Au fool pmir. innk ond WOTld Il UH" thoio ood. old Orbrb Llitb tntM 1 pin Llnr rills to tt t 1 of bib flow Oft A Baflkttir tAttsv. Tnk rilrfltd. 51ffRMv In tnftklnt bib flnw frMlr.' Aik ouurt LliUs Llnr Pills, lib snd lib. MAIL CLOSING TIME (Effective Jun It. 1142) Train 17 Bouthboundi Ii30 a, m, 1 rain 20 Northboundi 10 a. m. Train 18 Bouthboundi BUS p, m. imin is norinooundi I p. VFW Auxiliary An meeting will be held Thursday evonlng, September 3, at 8 o'clock In the Llbrory club rooms. The auxiliary Invites nil mouicrs, wives, sister or dauah ter of men who hove seen or are In foreign service to attend thl meeting. There will be a hort progrnm and refreshments will 00 served, Es!m AuKl!!sr7Th8 EagUi auxiliary will hold a regula meeting Tliursilay night at o'clock In the Eagles hall. For mill oro not to be worn, Th.la Rho Thar will b specially called meeting of Thet Hho Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock to meet with Mis Made line Rossncr. president of the Re- rjekah assembly of Oregon. Inl tuition work will be presented. neoakah Lodg Miss Mad- llno Rossner, president of the Kebekah assembly of Oregon, will make her official visit at the regular meeting of tho Pro porlty Rebekah lodge Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Degree work will be presented. A pot- iiick supper will be served at 8:30 p. m., to which Rebckah and Odd Fellow are Invited. All visiting Rebekah In the city are welcome. Royal Neighbor M Royal Neighbor will meet Wednesday night at 6 p. m Members should wear white dresses for initiation ceremon ics. Job's Daughters First meat ing of the school year will be held on Thursday evening, September 8, at the Masonic temple, New offlcara will be elected. All members are urged to attend. Dane Job's Daughters ar sponsoring a back to school donee for high school and col lego student at the Masonic tomple on Friday, September 4, beginning at 8 p. m. Unity Study Group Th Unity Study group will meet with Mr. W. C. McCouley, 628 Pacific Terrace, Thursday morn. Ing at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Marlon Clifton will be the leudar. Immanuel Baptist Church, The pulpit committee ask all members to be at th church, tiovonm ana High (treats to. night, for an important business meeting. Nazidom's Anti-Jaw Leader Arrested LONDON, Sept. 3 (JP) A Dally Express dispatch from aiocunoim sam toaay that Jul iua Stelcher, nazidom's most out spoken anti-semlte and former governor of Franconla, had been arrested by the gestapo on Hit ler s orders. The dispatch said the arrest wa made several week ago, after a long personal lnvcstlga LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly ap pointed executor of the estate of Wanda V. Shaw, deceased, by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Klamath, and all persons havinK claims against said estate are horcby notified to present same said executor at the office of C. Qroesbeck, Lawyer. Fed eral Saving and Loan Building, Kiomnin roils, Oregon, within six months from the data of this notice. Dulod: August 12, 1043. J. . SHAW, Exocutor of the Estate of Wanda V. Slinw, Deceased. ' 12-19-26; S 2-11 No. 110. S- w TIMOR . Tlnlmbai Indian Ocean FANNING CMIT' 0 b, W1S11T- k". .'77, .MA10IN ITARSUCK 55'. - PHOINUf . ?. ..li. 'n NfW .... Horn w HrBRIBia"" m U TUTUIIA o I It fl ' TASMANIA U'd Howl Nortli Cap Auckland 'f . NEW ZEALANDV Th a TONGA It. -KCRMADKC M. SjATIU OROTONG IILANOS OWNfD Ok OCCUPIED KgUaiKd.StetM g;oln InFithtlni Froncli Jopan Minute on the mop but big prizes In the Pacific war are the thousands of Islands between Hawaii and the China coast. The map shows the powers tbat own or now occupy these strategic Islands, from pinpoint Ilka the Gilberts to continental Australia. Topmost on the map and on allied attack list are the Islonds of Japan, now guarded by rings of insular bsses. The outermost of these the Solomons, the Gilberts, the Marshall, Marcus and Wake U. S. force already have attacked, presaging th . r'entual drive through the Islands to th home of th enemy. Grandpa Joins the Navy Orson Buck, 43-year-old Utlca, N. T., grandfather, didn't let bia title stop him from Joining the Navy. Here he is with two grand son, Jack Phillips. 5, left, and Jerry Phillips. Buck, in the Navy in World War I, Is a machinist's mote, second class. Hon by Hitler, on accusations that Steichcr had embezzled party money and hud been "In volved In the most unsavory affair." WHEAT Br FRANKLIN MULLIN CHICAGO, Sent. 3 (Pi Buy, Ing associated with Improved Hour business this week and re porta . of unfavorable harvest weather In tho spring wheat belt lifted wheat price fractionally at times today to highs for the past six weeks. i no marKeis upturn was checked, however, by persistent profit taking, which was cart cu. larly In evidence early In the session and then again just be fore tho close. Mill buying was umuiatett by substantial bakery as well a family trad business in the flour market. Wheat closed unchansed to le lower compared with yesterday, oepiomoer i.goi-l, December S1.33M; corn 1c off to ic up, September 84c, December 86a Ic: oats unchanged to 1c hlcher: soybean ie down; rye t-ic lower. '1 ' i Assassination attempts have been mndo against German sol diers by terrorists and eornmu nisis In the pay of England. I have in consequence had 93 ter- roristj shot. Brig.-Gen. Oberg, chief of police in occupied territories. Wont-Ada Bring Resultst WANTED Pear and Apple Pickers 1 i Harvest Will Begin September Tenth and Last Through October , High Wag Seal Free Cabin, Wood and Water Apply Any U. S. Employment OIHce or Orchard Labor Center Hood River, Oregon - Oregon Wood Users Will Be Short 125,000 Cords SALEM, Sept. 2 W) Oregon wood uteri will be deficient 125,000 cords by next March 1, David Ecclcs, executive secre tary to the governor, reported to the board of control yester day. Stat Forester N. S. Rogers told the board that the short age could be alleviated If all Oregon mill would save their waste slabwood. The board discussed the pro posal 40 use convict to cut wood, the prison reporting 200 convict would be available for this purpose, but no definite de cision was reached. , Always read the want-ad. Portland Produce PORTLAND. Or., Bpt. 1 aPV-Th iifl pnc retiirt pay wbolesilera, wpt rhr otherwlM noted: BUTTER Print: A grade, '4c to parchment wrappers, ic tn carton.; B Srade, I'VjG In parchment wrappers, Hie i cartoni. BLTTERFAT Frrit ijuaJlty. tnaxlmnm oi ,o 01 j per cent acuity delivered tn Portland, imyt lb. ; premium quality, i-nuumum or of 1 per cent acidity), 4SM5e b.; valley route and country point. It lets than flrit or 4oUc lb.: aet ond nuallty at Portland, 2c under first or CHEESE Selling prWs to Portland re tailers: Tillamook tripled, ic lb.: loaf, Wio Ih.j triplets to wholesalers, lb.; EflO ft Price to crodueeri: A tartro. ifln B larse. V7ci A medium. ITe; R mHinm Me doz. Resale to retailers, 4c higher for Mr; car oc nigner, LIVE POULTRV-Biylng prices: No. trade Leghora broilers. Hi to W. lbi. Kc; oer ir lbs., c; colored fryers un der tH lbi., c; V to 4 lbsM 80c; colored nmb, coiorea roaaiers, orer los., c; 'begnoni hensr under-SH lbs.. 19c orer I'i lhH flc: No. 1 trade hens, it lr; No. S grade, 10c less; roosters, 10- "PRESSED TURKEVS-Selllng price: New crop, oo-oac to. RABBITR-Averaffe coontry killed, 50c lb. H A V Selling price on tracks: AlfAlfa, No. 1, (24.00 ton; oaU-Tetch. glS.00 ton, valley points; timothy, eastern Oregon, . . . ti vtyiey iimotnj-, gis.oo ton. ONIONS 43ran. &UUe Aez. bunehu; On-gon dry. 11-40-00: Tfalfa WaJIa-Taklma. Il.li MMb. bag; pick I tog, Ite lb. POTATOES. NEW - Yakima, W.-i.0O cental; oral, 3.J4-3.60 cenUI. COUNTRY MEATS-Setling price to re tailer: Country-killed hogs, best botchers. 19 to 149 lbs., go-tie; Tealers. fancy, Sc id.;, good heavy, ia-lH lb.; rough heaw, Ik lb.; canner cows. ItH-ISc lb.; ratters, isitn lb. 1 hulls, lfl-iTo lb.; spring lambs, to-tte; yearling lambs, good, lie Ib.r do owfji u-iwj id.; iwii, e-w in. , POTATOES CHICAGO. Sent. 2 ( AP-USDA1 Potatoes, arrivals 62; on track 249; total US shipment 362; sup plies moderate, demand slow; Russet. Burbankl and best trt umphs market steady, slightly stronger for best cobblers, dull and weak for off grade Triumphs and Cobblers; Idaho Russet Bur- banks US No. 1, $4.00-50; Bliss Triumph US No. 1, $2.80-3.00; South Dakota Bliss Triumohs US No. 1, $2.75-00; Wisconsin Cob- Diers us jvo. i, si.es-80: Bliss Triumphs US No. 1, $1.70-95; nortn Dakota and Minnesota Red River Valley Bliss Triumohs ub wo. i, $2.73; commercial $1.50-2.00. 11 Dorothy G NEW YORK, Sept. 2 OP) A relatively small group of Indus trial specialties and senior utili ty issues moyed ahead today as other tock market departments remained at virtually stationary price limit. Animating the Hit a little after a long stretch of Inaction the preferred shares of Electric Power and Light and American Power and Light pushed up 1 to around 3 points In the late proceedings. Cuban-American was lifted around a point in moderately lively dealings. Steels, motors, aircraft and other pivotal group recorded negligible mixed changes and over the list as a whole gains and losses were about evenly matched in the final hour, Transfers were around 250,000 shares. Fractionally on the Improved side most of the time were du Pont, U. S. Steel, U. S. Gypsum, Sears Roebuck and Great North, ern. Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, United Aircraft and Douglas were a bit backward. Bonds were Irregular. Commodities were uneven. Closing quotations: American Can 67 Am Car & Fdy ... 25J Am Tel & Tel 1191 Anaconda .. 26 Calif Packing 18 Cat Tractor 34 Comm'nw'lth & Sou 732 General Electric 261 General Motors 381 Gt Nor Ry pfd 221 Illinois Central 7i Int Harvester 461 Kenccott 291 Lockheed Montgomery Ward Nash-Kelv . N Y Central . Northern Pacific Pac Gas & El .... Packard Motor Penna R R ........ Republic Steel , Richfield Oil Safeway Stores .., Sears Roebuck ..... Southern Pacific Standard Brands Sunshine Mining Trans-America .... Union Oil Calif . Union Pacific U S Steel Warner Pictures : 17J 30i 5i 8i 6 18 2i 213 141 71 361 ;. 551 131 3 .J. 4 4i :: 121 76 461 ... 51 America will not fail to bring Christian principles of peace and good will to all races and creeds and even to people of our enemy nations. Elsie Papa john, christening mine sweeper. i i nun ijjjiirn n was I I IINIUJJJJ j-Sax l lr 1 '" 'Our president and two vie presidents tay they want to resign to become machinist and make some real dough I" LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2 (AP-FSMN) Cattle: sal able 100. Steady; fed steers ab sent, quoted $12.50-13.50; med ium to good heifers quoted 5iu.ou-ii.so; good range cows quoted $9.00-50; few dairy cows S8.00-25; most colored cutters $7.00-50; canners $5.50-6.50; med ium sausage bulls $9.50-10.00. Calves: none, nominal. Hogs: salable 250. Steady: two packages 185-235 lb. hogs ia.iu; two loads choice 275 lb. barrows $14.60; odd sowa $13.00, Sheep: salable 650. Under tone steady; good to choice lamb quoted $13.00-50; medium to choice ewes quoted $4.50-5.25. PORTLAND, Ore, Sept 2 (AP-USDA) CATTLE: Salable and total 200, calves 150; market slow, mostly steady to weak; quality generally plain; few common beef steers $9.00-10.50; low mediums to $11.50: common heifers $7.75-9.50; canner and cutter cows $5.25-6.50; medium beef cows $8.00-50; good young cows quotable $9.50; common medium bull $8.00-10.00; good beef bulls held upward to $11; good vealerg mostly $15.00; few $14.50; choice quotable to $15.00 or above: common down tn $9.00. ' HOGS: Salable and total 400: market around 10 cents higher than Tuesday's averaee: eood- cnoice 170-215 lbs., largely $14.85; few $15.00: others S14.75 down; fat type and medium grades $14.50; 230-270 lbs., $14.25; light-lighU $14.00-25; good sows $13.00-25: choice 70 lb. feeder pigs $15.50. SHEEP: Salable and total 2200; seven doubles mixed ewes and lambs arrived late, not yet shown; other offerings steady; good-choice spring lambs $1200j medium $11.00-25: feeders $9.00 75; good shorn lambs $10.30j yearlings $8.50 down; medium good ewes $3.00-4.50; good light ewes quotable $3.00 or abovt. BOSTON WOOL BOSTON, Sept, 2 (AP-USDA) The market, for domestic wool continued firm in Boston today with foreign wools spotty. Re ports from the western wool auction where several eastern buyers are in attendance indi cated offerings at yesterday' session of approximately 1,000, 000 pounds with sales of about 950,000 pounds. Offerings wer mostly fine and half blood terri tory with the bulk graded. Prices ranging from 39 to 49 cents, great basis, Billing, Montana, were regarded as at or close to full ceiling; In terms of what will be re quired to defeat our enemie we have only just begun to get into our stride. President Roosevelt. Pipe lines move an equivalent of 3,330,000 carloads of petrol- eum and its product! each year. S S2.40 QUART - , I Jf ru St.25 ran- VJrSSr LUBRICATION ALONE! IS MS EHOUGH! ' YOUR CAR HAS GOT TO HAVE LUBRICATION PLUS- RAY 3 cleansing creams tlUkA2 VAtVf SACH JUL IIMITIB TIMS Specialised for YOUR $Mn-typm Ftrdiy liiM-DKY-IKIN CUANII. (Cretin 683) Clealng plus hhritalhn. After uie, tkln feeli smoother, looki sweetly, softly clean, for miHium-dry lii'n-IAlON COID CRIAM Blind end pure. Softens, ftesheoi ts it eletnset. Perfect for a young complexion. For normal r oily jl-UOUirYIN9 ClIANt INO CMAM light, thorough. Removes clog ging dirt, lesves ikin crystal-cleen. WOOD'S DRUG STORE Medlcal-Dental Bldg. Phon 6712 18 flfrfPl, ADJUSTMENTS Meny pens of your car require adjustments to compensate for wear. That take! scientific wheel alignment . machine!, motor analysers, and leeneitlve brake tettln g equipment. Rf PAIRS Whether it's over hauling a carburetor, bumping out fender, or etralghtenlng a bent etoering arm, Oldsmoblle me chanic! hara the tool! and "know how" to do a top-notch Job I YOU can't expect any ear to give you all the mileage built Into it unless it gets the mechanical care it needs. Wear goes on even in the best-lubricated oar. Wear can't bo corrected by packing a bearing full of grease. Wear requires mechanical adjustment That' why you should placa your war time car in tho care of a mechanic who knows how to detect sign of wear as he lubricates. ..who has the specialised THEM ALL AT YOUR RP14CMENTS-Whtth.rife , installing new brake lining!, lit- J ting pistons, or replacing gun or 1 bearing!, Oldimobile mechanic have the flxturee and equipment leceisaryodoeacbobrlght equipment it takes to make neceaaaiy adjustments, replacements, or repairs. Bring It to Oldsmoblle Service, whatever its make. All cars are welcome here. OLDS MOBILE DEALER'S DICK B. MILLER CO. Seventh & Klamath Phon 4102