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PAGE SIX HERALD AND NEWS, ' KL'AMATH FALLS, OREGON 'October 15..1MJ MRS LEMD LIST FOR TIRE Farmers and loggers led the list of successful applicants for rationed rubber at the last meet ing of the rationing board, it was chown In the certificate granted. Those approved follow: NEW TRUCK TIRIt AND TUBIIi . Aloma Lbr.. Co., loulrif, one new tlra, Brown, V. C fanner. two new tires. Co Sroi., farmer, on new tire, on HIM, Ifwatina Box Co., otgag, four sav tint. Kwauria Bnx Co., loBilnff. Uirat t Oilchr.t Timber Co lumbar, on oev tfrt one tuba, OllchrM Lumber Oo htmber, two tire. TW IUDCV. Oowcn. Edmund W-, farmer, bro ttrt. to tubci. I row Pint lumber, tonr tires, four tahea. JacVnon, Howard, farmer, two tfrw, to lunna. , Jnnrl. Hen., toeirr, on tire, one tobe. Klamath Timber Co.. Ion trine, fuur tiraa. Klamath Valler Lumber, reUtl lbr.. oaf que, Laird, T. WM common carrier, rn Mm. iarnra Lumner L-, lumber, one ttre. Lamm Lumber Co.. one tire. Maut Wr.. lorrer, two tire, two tube. jnymona, w. losctng, two tire. Chafttalu, Ray, JoKpir, one tire. City Triinnfer. trannfer. one tir Clark, Ivy C. farmer, one tire, two tube. Cunningham, W. 1 finals gv two tires. Ffaher. J. W ouent. four Uraa. Hammond Ranch, farmers, on lira, on tune. Kandri Lewis, three tube. Kiger, Kenneth C, famtnj, on tire, on nine. Klamath Timber Co.. lorcinr. ana tuha. RajDua, Laddie, fanner, three Urea, two tuba. Barmer Auto Truck Line, two Urea, two nor. , TRUCK RECAPS I - ' Klber. F. W., logger, three tire;" on tube, recap. Heilbronner, F. H., fuel dealer, two tlrea recap. Heilbronner, T. H.t fuel dealer, on tb neap. Klamath Co. Rd. Dept., recap Urea. Klamath Falls Creamery, one recap tire, Xlaiaath Falla Brick & Tilt, Brick Mfg. 4 recaps, 4 tubes. Klamath Timber. lojrrin,?. one reran tire. McKendell, Scott W., farming, thre ra- api, one vudc. - -Mllanl. Freddie, farmer, three recaps. Rermera Auto Track, four reean Una. Reymers, C O., common carrier, four re cap 1 1 res. CpdegraT Tracking, togging op., g cs caps. PICKUP RECAPS t Brieco, Ben H., farming, four recap. Kinney Harry, farming, two recana. Klamath Co, Boad Dept four recaps. war i-'Joe, Morgan. Frank, two recans. Silica Brick & Tile, nalntenanee, two re eaps, one tube. Shelley, Bart, ranch-logging, four recaps. one tuue, BulllTan, Dennis, sheepman, two recaps. PASSENGER RECAPS. Hatha. John, three rectos. BP clerk. Watson, Jamea W four recaps, four enoes, nary recruiung. Ayers, Robert C. sawmill, two reeaos. Anderson, Oscar, BR carman, two-recaps. uenion, u. ju.. rencner, tnree recaps. Doaks, Iran, logging, four recaps. Gaotell. Dr.. milk track, two reeans. Hanson, Paul R., log check sealer, one re- Hargadlne, F. I., mill hand, four recaps. Klrkpatrlck, Onille, fanner, two recaps. Lanier, D. A., timber faller, two recaps. Meacham. H. C, mechanic, four recaps. " Miner, Ray mechanic, four recaps. Myers, Lawrence, farming, three recaps. Matt. Cecil R., salesman. O'Conoer, John D-, stock raisers, two re- Ijapson, Caleb, timber fatler, three re- PS. Seharschmldt, Guy Hope, logging, end-. Slramilkin, If. A., Tard master, four re caps. Gregori, David potato picking, one cusp. Sine. Charles J SU Soed Inspect., one recap. Werner, Jack. RR track foreman, two re aps, two tubes. Walder, Victor P., Auditor PCC Ore- two recaps. Weyerhaeuser Timber, lumber, two recaps. Banks, John, fireman, two recaps. Cashman, Kora, farmer, one recap. Cray. Walter, carrier driver, four recaps. Edwards, E. S., fireman, two recaps. Michel son. Car, salesman, two recap. Van Meter, Clyde, well drilling, one recap. Walters. Fred, lbr. farming, two recaps. Crater Lake Box. lumber, two recaps. NEW PASSENQER TIRES A TUBES I Dahler, Sigurd Halror, lbr. hand, two grade II tires, Gentry, Clarence, farmer, four grade IT tlrea. Rlttgarn, B. J., cleanup, three grade II tires, three tubes. Ludwlck, Owen W., Bupt Lbr., three Urea, one tube. Tofell. Emit A., farming, two grade n tires, on tube, -Taylor, William CL, Got. trapper, three WeTerbaanaiw TTmk a tube. . , Bly Water Co., on tab. runner, an CERTIFICATE w I 3 Lost Chane To See Theto Boyi for the. Duration NATIONALLY KNOWN OVER RADIO at "HAVEN of REST" ?t ... TRAIL OF 4 2 i TO 'A LAS K A-Aerwi l.eoo mUes of mm the TJ Army's road to Alaska. It U to be ready MuDennox. Fred, farmer.: two mde tires, two tubes. Myers. Milton H. Lbr. handler." .three graae ji xires. Cashman. Nora, one mJ TT ifM Ewauna Box, mechanic two grade II tires. van -Meier, nyae, wen denimi. on tire. Algoma Lbr. Co lumber, two Urea. Blc Lakes Box. lambrr. trn ! - ribHUK NEW TIRE! M TUHI1 1 Cadden. W. N.. InmK,, nr Case bier. W. H.. fanner, ma Um ;-m tube. Cochran. Wm. Lee. fama. mm'Um.u EHInssen Lumber Co hnhar. tm'ttrM Ewauna Box Co.. ftimhv. tm M tube. ' Fields. Blanch Mar. farmer. twn: tlra two (noes. Fitiaerald. Dan. HtmImW u,M--4ia three tubes. " Gilchrist Timber, lowwinm m Mfm Gillette. Ancela, farmer, ana rfra. twa tubes.' " . t. Grimes. Henry, farmer, one tire, one tube. nan, Basil, dairy, one tire, one tube. Hanus, W. V- rock ouarrr. two Urea. two tubes. Hoffman A SowelL loasma. four Urea, four tunes. Hesslg, J. H., farmer, one tire, one tube. Kandra ft Smith, farm-sheen, one Ure. ope luoe. Kesterron Lumber Co Inmber. two tire, Klamath Timber Co.. loealnc. one ttre. one tube. . ' Lamm Lumber Co- losrlna. three tlrea. tWO (UDCS. LaPrarie. farmer, two tlrea. two tnhec Lyon. Carl A., fanner, one tire, one tube. Mclntrre. James. &eo. tank cleaner, four tires. . Morelock. Wra. Hubert farmer, two tires. two tubes. Moon. HarveT. a'holntr. tA tlrai. Motley. G. C . Dlumbinc two tlras. two tubes. - 'T Murpby. Denis TH sheeB.''two trres. two cunes. . , ash. L. R.. eattleman. three ttrea. three 0 Keefe. Dan. sheen-cattla. three tlrea. three tubes. .' Olson. Rusiell. road olllna. two Urea, two Tunes. , Fhllpott, Donald, fanner, two tire. -Pollard. Dewey, farmer, one tire. Potter. Mrs. Chas.. farmer, two Ure. two tunes; --t ... Sentter. J., farmer, two tires. Phaw Lumber Co.. losslna-. two Href. Shaw Lumber Co.. loerina. two tires, two tunes, i Smith. Geo. S.. farmar-hetel. on tira. on Tune. Bui Iran.-SC. X. anaen.barder. twa Ures. Thomoson. Thomas, raseher. four Urea. rour runes. - - ; -- , First Mate Bob" 'and the Crew of .the ; Good Ship . Grace will be at the Klamath Union High School . Evening October 15 7:30 P.M. Thursday - Is t) 73 1 Wtyl ftjHtenoen. three tubes. farmer,'- three : tlrea, Williamson,' Ai 3f..vipraymg, two ttw. -two sun. ': Wilsosv. W. farmer, two Urea, two tube., v : Brown, Frank H., farmer, two Urea. : Kandra, Lewi,, rancher, two tires,, two tqbe. ; ...... - 1-McCoihim, W. M Lbr farm., two tires, twfrtuhe. r O'Coaaer, John, farming, on ' Ur. on tube. Bkelton, Arthor, farmer two ttrea, three tubes. SulllTau, Dennis, sheepman, two tires, 'two tubes, Walton, Sam, tanner, two tires, two tnbesV OBSOLETE TIRE'4 ! .- W. W. Rldglty, W. W., farm, one abso-' let Ure, one tub. Thuraian. Chas., mill worker, on obso lete Ure, on tube. Parker. C AM fanner, one obsolete tire. on tube. We too, L G., two obsolete Ures, two tubes. BICYCLESt - Edwards, Muriel F., bag patching. Standage, Geo. S., missionary work, .Terry, James, truck drirer, A bomb that is a "near miss" on a ship is often more devastat ing than a'direct hlt.v. Many . of the aborigines of Australia wear no clothes, even during the cold season. Politics makes strange bedfel lows most of them using the same bunk. ' , ' ; nF.-'- 095 1 s 'I t3i Ml t . mix V - " . i; ' . LOLA .in n,n t , U-aau.A.ui. ti Canada's valleys and mountains for use December 1. FOR ALEUT DEEDS HEADQUARTERS ALASKA DEFENSE COMMAND, Oct. 15 Wl Recognizing unusual navy aid and cooperation with army air lorces in the Aleutians, Maj. Gen. Simon Buckner has award ed the army air medal to three navy, officers and a navy radio operator. Two of the four men were lost in action. General Buckner's announce ment said the awards were for these acts of bravery: Lieut. Clark A. Hood. Jr.. Na- cona, Tex., flew as a navigator of an army Liberator bomber because he was dissatisfied with his usual opportunities for com bat ,duty. The bomber, attack ing enemy vessels near Kiska, was shot down by heavy anti aircraft fire on its first run. Radio Operator William' F. Boyce, Route . 1, Chillicothe, Ohio, seaman 1st class, was a member of a bomber crew which For the THRIFTY SHOPPER ... at ONE-PIECE DRESSES IB PERMITS E WASHINGTON. Oct. 15 m The war lubor board announced Wednesday that employers may make Individual wage adjust menu without its approval if such adjustments fall within certain prescribed limitations set forth in board order. These adjustments would have to be "incident to the ap plication of the terms of an es tablished wage agreement or to established wage rate schedules covering the work assignments of employes' and would hava to be the result of: Individual promotions or re classifications. Individual merit increases within established rate ranges. operation of an established plan of wage increases, based upon length of service. Increased productivity un der piece-work or incentive plans. Operation of an apprentice or trainee system. The board's action was taken under President Roosevelt's pro gram to stabilize wages and prices. The order stated that the board "further finds that ad justments of wages made under this order should not result In any substantial increase of the level of costs and shall not fur nish a basis either to increase price ceilings of commodity or service involved or to resist otherwise justifiable reduction in such price ceilings." SEARCH FOR ROMANCE NEW YORK. OnThe uresi dent of Queens Is out lookins for a big blonde but don't get tne wrong Idea. "He's doing it for a soldier. James Burke, the Borough's chief executive, said the soldier asked him in a letter to locate a girl he had met in a Queens ballroom and then lost In the suDway. She said she was blonde, she feet tall In high heels and charming. was directed to bomb and pho tograph enemy ground installa tions and naval concentrations in the Kiska area. He made the last radio contact with his base but the plane failed to return. Lieut. Robert L. Donlev. Clintonvllle, Wis., brought his PBY plane down in heavy seas near merafts carrying the crew of an army bomber, which had been forced down 50 miles off shore. He took them aboard and gave first aid and brought them safely ashore. Ensign. Reuben N. Smith, Garden City, Kansas, went as an observer on day and night flights during icing conditions in the western Aleutians. 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