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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1942)
HERALD AND NEWS, KL'AMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVBlt INVESTMENT INCOWIE Found in Attic o - m December 1. 1942 H HIGH SCHOOL 1 I fej2Mmivfcn a m r.nQnvii . 2 Aft mnmx or a ncr- I By JACK BELL WASHINGTON, Doc. 1 (P) President Roosovolt plnnn to auk Iho now congress to extend the S 25,000 net lulury limltnllnn to investmnnt Income, begin ning In 1043, An Informed official, who could not bo quoted by nnmu, wild toriuy the president bolluvcd that nil types of earnings should bu limited for the durntlon, but lind omllted Investment Incomo from his exccutlvo order bo- Ktnio ho wan Informed the wage sfnblllzntlon net gnvo him no au thorlly In that fluid. An put Inlo effect by James F Byrnes, economic director, llio iixcoullvo , llmlliillon buns the pyme..l by nny company or tho receipt by uny Indlvlduul of a i gross yearly snlnry of mora tlinn 517,2(K. After dcductlona for Ijv mirnnre, debt ond fedorul tax paymonti, thli l culctilnted to Icuvo $2,0C0 not. Tlinm wm nn ronmnrnhlA llm ItiUlon, however, on the incomo rucelved from Investment, nnd tlili was one of tho polnLi mndo by Chulrmnn Goorge (D-Go.) of the sonnto flnnnco commltteo In asmlllng tho order ns "unwise and -unnecessary." REPORTED II CITY Two burglaries wero reported to city pollen, one more thun n year old. William Rhodes, 911 Roosevelt stret, told pollco he left here In October, 1041, and upon his return thin week found his home had been ransacked Among Die articles token wero a gas plumber's furnace, a plpo vise, one set of Tolodo dies, ratchet drill, hoitNehold utensils, bed clothing ond n mini's suit and overcoat. Robert Canby, 831 Oak ave nue, returned from a trip to Portland and found a window In his garage broken, and seven boxes of 12-gaugo shotgun shells missing, EWELI GOMNUUIDER TO Captain William Patterson, 38 who has been commonder of tho military guards nt the Tulclake WHA project, has been transfer red to the project at Prescott, Arix. The transfer was confirmed by tho ninth norvlca command nt Snlt Lake, but no additional details wero given Captain Patterson hag been In charge of tho military unit at Tulelaka since tho WBA project started. Butte Stenographer Shot "Without Apparent Motive" BUTTE, Mont., Doc. 1 m Bullets fired without an appar ent motlvo killed Helon Ken nedy, 38, Butte stenographer. nnd .Tnmos Martin, 71, retired miner nnd friend of tho woman family. Pollco Chief Bart Wley said Martin shot Miss Kennedy three times on a Butta street Inst week, then mortally wounded himself Relatives of the dead woman. Rlloy said, could offer no reason for tho double shooting, ond aid It "came out of a clonr sky. Mnrtln's wife, who died lost spring, was a oousin of Miss Konnedv n'lri A7;!r'lna,u.o friend of cd. People's lVan, ).( llntlves Ug Co. 3108tf DA "T'rtATOR, Wnshlng Mn- KAr 7ncuum Cleaner parts Rurrrtrvlcc, all makes, Merit ling Mnchino Service, nil . 'V'h Sixth. 1231m A Jni jmi i i m nil immi i iiiinrTrrrnrTLn.'TiTinr.fTTinmriii i i iiMiMiiiii i i r . r n i r r t t n n r . ejt ir ' ltd, Mtiiiiniii;iH;iiiiimm;immni,imi;it ipihwiii i r iV firj i F Vfr ' I U wtfS- :.. rr. JV - ? DR. EXDNFT G. NOLES f i jt&l ' fvT . Vi I ' Lr- yJ ha boon a reentered optometrist since 1907. WJ L H hn t V Kt jf jy Dr. Nolea selects and has direct supervision F , P VJ I Zr , jfj fir i" over ColumBlan's nine registered optometrists. I f . iji iiiJ? ft t .ji ft if 8uch a large slafi ol ey specialists Is Invalua- TlV r"1L5( W fr-i"-, ' i ' si II H bla for consultation on cases InTolvrng diiHcult h lil 1 ' i TT.t JfU,' II r erestrcdn. - K U I I a ' 1: fV ? iMit'. if - i a$&m VP j imtrumenut WJ II vt i" (TTf:'t Columbian has the latest sden- 11 mm,n, CJ i lw7 ..-1' - W-. tific equipment known to optical Xw V iiitjV-. ty XvJ' VL" '"'"f science an added value for all N:, tSJU Jsf KLAMATH fA Sn.mn r"--" . frffiww-? gw i....i!. jii .--a. w, . . i ,v ' i, V ' ( - 'y . v i ; l ift 'iS -.1--..,', ' Br'"- ahr'irtnhrn Mrs. C h a n y Hall (above). about 82, was found omaclatad and apparently nearly starved In the attic of a squalid dwel ling and behind bolted doors by Los Angeles' pollc who broke Into the house after a neighbor became concerned because he had not seen the woman's hus band, Henry Hall, for nearly a week. 'SERVICE' FORT SILL, Okla., Nov. 30 (Special) Second Lieutenant Thomas It. Radcllffe. 1420 Pa cific Terrace, Klamath Falls, Ore., Is entering a battery of ficer. course In the field artil lery school here. Lieut. Rndcilffe Is the son of Mr. and Mrs, R. II. Radcllffo, 1420 Pacific Terrace, Klamath Falls. Before starting actlvo du ty ho was a guard for the U. S. forest service. CAMP ROBINSON, Ark. Deo H. Deffenbackcr, son of Mr. Clarence R. Dcffcnbacker of Fort Klamath, Ore., has been promoted to tho grade of cor poral in tho 11th training regi ment of tho Branch Immaterial replacement training center, Camp Joseph T. Robinson, Ark Corporal Dcffcnbacker has been at Camp Robinson since July 23, 1042. Prior to his Induction at Portland on July 2, 1942, Cor poral Dcffcnbacker was employ ed ns a timber logger by the Chlloquin Lumber company, Chiloquin, Oregon. He Is mar ried, his wlfo living in Fort Klamath. Pvt. Harry L. Frymlre, Klam- l-ath Falls, Is now stationed at Pe cos army flying school, Pecos, Tex., having been assigned to that post for AAF recruit train ing. Pvt. Frymlre Is a former ma chinist of Klnmath Machine nnd Locomotive Works, Klamath Falls. Br AKITA QWYK After a four-day vacation from classr., students were again back at KUHS to study(?). Talk of visitors, turkey and numerous other topics was In the sir. Now llio main to.es is Just how many days It will be until Christmas holidays. M u 1 1 e twin kled down the halls Monday, originating from Mr. W e n d c 1 Smith's Junior English classes. Every year about this time, mu sic of the period of various au thors Is studied and copies of the words of many songs are passed out to the students so they can participate in the les son, The student body office has beon moved to new and larger quarters. Those looking for lost articles or wishing to turn In found things will now have to travel to the old candy room lo cated on the main floor across from the exhibit case, While we are on this subject, the display has been changed, and the. works of Dean Gelst are mounted three large draw ings of airplanes. The scrsp heap In front of the school Is gradually diminishing In size as the metal Is hauled away to go to war. Plans were laid for a sopho more "hop" at a meeting of that class Monday morning. Bob Perkins, president, was lntro- ddced to the students. The ad visor Is Mr. Smith. The PTA membership drive ends tomorrow, December 2. Basketball season is getting underway with . turnouts and practice to see who will make up the Pelican squad. Wayne Scott will coach the team this year. For oftce, dirty fingers were permlssable. Students, with their parents' permission, were finger printed in room 310 all day to day. At this writing, Tuesdsy morn ing, the list of big and little sis ters had not been put on the bulletin board, but It will most likely be posted Wednesday. The HI-Y, under the super vision of Paul Deller, voted in new members and planned the initiation for December 0, Mon day night, soverift SANDING and reflnlsh RAF Clifford Golden. Phono tinner 12-3!m Japan' British OBTAIN your delayed Swcop;cortlflcnto for you. Chas. rivors fwl,y. 120 No- 10111 st- annoiin)"' Fnlls, Ore, 12-31 DA Educational I Pvt. Fi Jfulls, Is Jirmy fly Mavinu be Pvt. Frank E. Fleet, Klamath now stationed at Pecos flying school, Pecos, Tex., n beon assigned to that post tor AAr recruit training. iPvt. Fleet is a former owner f Fountain Supply company, tliamath Falls. commandant, and Lt, Col, Charles L. Drlscoll, executive. Lieutenant Dow formerly was stall sergeant at Letterman Gen eral hospital, San Francisco. In civilian life he was a mill work er in Oregon lumber mills. He attended KUmath Union high school and Keno high school. GREAT LAKES, 111., Dee. Rex Simpson Carter, son- of Edward G. Carter, Drummond. Wis., has been graduated from recruit training as honor man of his company at the U. S. naval training station here. Employed for four years as a lumberman for the Swan Lake Moulding company, Klam ath Falls, Ore. Carter left his Job several weeks ago to enlist as a seaman, first class, Through a series of aptitude given tlio 130 men of his com pony, he has been selected to attend one of the navy's serv ice schools. Albert C. Carlson has been promoted to the rank of sergeant, according to an an nouncement by officials of the army air base, Topeka, Kas. Carlson has been in the army since March 4, 1942. He is native of California. -i Nmntion ia largely due jich he per gother with int in grade ssult of the program to .effort. LONl'JONAL Hours of olgn So4,l Brrangcd to suit In told thO hfAWI,Vrmlpllc! RuRMtv that a statement Concerning the position of Admiral Joan Darlnri in tho military and political sit uation in North Africa would be mndo soon In a secret session of tho house. -Jidnto school aim Tiommlssion as second, llettten lant. Taking part In the gradua tion were Brlg.-Gon. Roy C. Hcllcbowcr, commandant; Col. George E. Armstrong, assistant QUICKLY CHASE ACID Indigestion Distress This Proven Way! When diitrMl bribe dUoomfort of ever add itomaoheiter eating; or drinking, beenre to promptly uie famoui STUART TABLETS ontalnlnQ tlib oalolum and muguailum car bonatee widely uaed by dootota to help give qnlost,wolaomor)U(lromauohupttlngoon Hlllona. DtHolouc, plsniant tasting. No bet tl, no Klxing. Try STUART TABLETS with out dtay. "At all drug tor 2So, 60c nd $l,20undrmkr'amonybtokguaranta." 'NOTHING BETTER' to relieve Itchy soreness of So Many Druggists Say! To promptly relievo the red, Itching, burning sonnets of simple nitbes.eczams, end simllsr skin and scalp irritations duo to extornalWuso apply wonderful nootbln; meditated liquid Zemo a Doctor's formula backod by 80 years' AUccosa. Zomo otnrts at onto to aid heal ing. First trial convinces! Only S5fc At all drugstores.,' States there fith Incomes oi -T fre In 1929 in 1832, there were onty zu. President Roosevelt speaks at a rate varying from 100 to 180 words a minute. ZEMO BRING IN YOUR MUSKRAT SKINS We will make your fur coat to your measure. CUMMINGS FUR SHOP 115 So. 7th St. IXTtRIOR ORTUND STORI As we approacK our thirty-seventh yecrr of business and In one location in Portland, we pause in retrospect to voice our thanks and appreciation to thousands oi loyal Colum bian's patients who have played such an important part in our progress. We have endeavored to merit this support by constantly improving our services, that in the end, YOU our, customers will be satisfied! You need not make any special appointment Just come in. Any one oi our competent stcdi ' of Optometrists will give you cordial attention. This Is a service we have given for over 37 years; You're MOST welcome. Our policy of No Charge for Eye Examination and ONE FAIR PRICE for all whether Cash or Credit, has long been our motto. Interior of Portland Store ... Every thought and consideration has been given to the comfort and convenience of Columbian's patients. Note Individual fitting booths, assuring absolute privacy in the fitting of YOUR glasses. Dr. Omar J. Notes ' Optometrist, formerly general manager, now serving with U. S. armed forces. Mrs. S. G. Notes, See. Columbian has over 100,000 eye prescrip tions on file. Mrs. Notes has charge of this im portant filel Dr. Sidney O. Notes Optometrist, Artificial Eye Expert and creator of the only plastic arti ficial eye In the world. Grinding Plant and laboratory ... Colum bian's Grinding Plant and Laboratory is one of the larg est and most complete in the northwest From the time of examination until glasses are delivered, all work and services are performed on the premises. - UWJ I : W I :1 n 1 rm AL "d)ksfZj Dr. D. A. Or.D.R.Haylei Dr. K. H. Pierce Dr. Q. f. Dr. Gordo Dr. I. V. W. L. Lynn Albart Word Arlle Doris Cliff Moey Chambart Optometrist Optometrist fileacee. Opt. Noah Broughton Dispensing Mfg. Optician Mfg. Optician Mfg. Optician Optometrist Assist. Manaaer Portland Manager, ' Optometrist Optometrist Lab. Director . Portland Portland Klamath Foils Mgr., Portland Portland Klamath Foils Portland Portland Portland f rjv lrN!1 Orv r1 " v v--1 " mi fi5j I pj Sra S fi J m m) (Jdred Moraon Mfg. Optician Portland . Harry Hill ' Mfg. Optician Portlond Mrs. Marie Furstenburg Optician Portlond Mrs. Louisa Holzman Optician Portlond Mi, lavsme Halm Reception 1st Portlond 4 With Start Receptionist Klamath Falls Mar Rosa Bookkeeper Portland Maxtne Gafnas Stock Clerk Portland Stella Laue Stenogrophar Portland A. Schlava Assistant, Portlond 1STS r-5" ii - o P T Jujiliil Or It It UH 1 C l A NS Phone 7121 EXCLUSIVELY OPTICAL PORTLAND KLAMATH FALLS 11 S.W. SIXTH AVI. 730 MAIN ST. Stanley Anderson Shipping Clerk Portlond Bob Embree Dispensing Opt. . Now serving with Armed Forces F O R OVER 37 Y E A R .S O N E FAIR, MODE S T P R I C E T O ALL !
