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f .Tnminry 22. 1043 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIVB a Salt Cancelled The Saturday tale or wur suvtng stutnpa planned elicit week by Ihu frnaii. msn unci sophomore iiii-uibrr of tlio Kliiimilh Union high aohool Girls' lviiguu, will not bo hold this w o o k , It wu an nounced. Vlaltors Guests ut tha homo of Mr. unci Mrs. llnrvoy Murlln, 1022 Euat Mliln streul, thin week oro Mrs. Murlln'ii brolhur, Corp, Wlllard Nelson, from tlio black land army lying school nl Wuco, Tux., and Mm. Nulnon, They will leave thu first ol next week. Mm. Murtln'i alstor, Mm. Hulpli Duhlqulat and duughter of i'oit lund, oro nlao spending a wcuk hero in orclor to have un oppor lunlly to vUlt Willi Iter brulnur. Him will return to i'ortluiid Monduy. Leaving Tonight Patricia jean omuuniD, wuu uiiiiniiiit i. contly in tho WAACS, will leave tunluat by train for Des Moines, In., for training. Miss Slobbln la tho dntiiihtur of Mm. G. 1. Stiibblns, 1740 Crescent nvemic. Radioman Visita Paul llnr voy, avlutlon rul Ionian 2c, un til recently atutloned ut Ituonij volt Kiuld, ' win In town for three duya vlalllng hla purvula, Mr. and Mm. L. It. lliirviry, 2327 Garden avunuo, on his way to a now assignment. Horn Attar Illnaia Jonn Hickman has returned home from tha Hillside hospital, where ho wna confined tor tho pn.it week with pncuiuonln. Braaka Arm Pole Denny, young non of Mr. and Mn. Polo Denny, 840 Old Fort road, broko two bones In hU arm mid ! con fined to hla home. Younu Pete la a student at Mills school. From Eaatarn Oregon A. N. Kelsey, 2331 Garden avenue, visited his family hero for two or throo days. Ha Is entailed in work on an airport near Bend. Accepts Position Mrs. Frank Klelneger, who has been em ployed for tho past five yeors at Moo's, bus accepted a posi tion as receptionist at Kenncll Kllls studio. In Pandlaton- Hcrnlce Holdc mnnn, Commando caplaln, Is spending this week In Pendle ton visiting nl tho home of her mother, Mrs. Blggcrstiiff. Little Maids Tho Little Maids club will meet at tho home of Molly Cosliln. 802 Lincoln streot, Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Wool Growers Urge Use of All Grazing Lands BAKER. Jon. .22 (P) Oregon wool growers undortook action on moro mnjor Issues today with a resolution already on record urging utilization of all the state's grazing lands for the dura tion of tho war. The resolution, adopted yea lordny upon recommendation of the state association's grazing committee, protested any In creasa of grazing fees on Taylor act land and opposed tho snle of private and deeded land to the government, particularly tho for est service. It favored tho Mc Nary bill. VITAL STATISTICS RICHARDS Born al Hillside hospital, Klnmuth Falls, Ore., January 22, 1(143, to Mr. nnd Mrs. E. L. Richards, S27 North Eighth utrcot, n girl. Weight: 7 pounds 111 ounces. M'CAUTNEY Born at H1II sldo hospital, Klamath Foils, Ore., January 21, 1043, to Mr. and Mrs. Hurry E. McCartney, 2041 LnVcrno streot, a boy. Weight: 0 pounds 2 ounces. CI I I C I) A 1 r- ft , r r. u CLARA BELLE MABREY Funcrnl services for Clara Bello Mabrey and Infant son, Ronald, wero hold Friday, Janu ary 22, 1943, at 2 p. m., in the First Presbyterian church at Merrill, Ore., with tho Rov. Don old D. Dod, pastor, officiating. Commitmont services and Inter ment IOOF ccmotory, Morrill. Arrangements wore under the di rection of the Earl Whitlock Fu neral homo of this city. Lots of folks have had lots of turkey recently. Others simply refused to mortgage their car. f If you suffer MONTHLY " FEMALE PAIN ou wno outrer suoli pnm vim urea, nervous roollrms, cltntrcnn of "lrrru lnrlilrn" duo to lunotlonM month ly (llilurbanccs ahouUI try Lyclla E. Plnkhnm'n Vwtblo Compound, it nas a soothing effect on one ol woman' moat Importnnf. oromn. AIbo nno atomaohla tonlol Follow label tllraatlona, Worth truing. LYOIA E. PINKHAM'S compound , Bon Born Word has boon ro eolvud of tho birth of a son to Mr. ond Mrs. Alfred Johnson, of lllllsboro, on January 10. The buby weighed six pounds at birth, und hus been named Eric Alfred, Johnson, well known In Klumatli Fulls, Is physical edu cutiun Instructor in tho llllls boro high school. His mother, Mm. Luna Johnson, loft for lllllsboro on Junuury 13, and will remuln for a month with her son's fumlly. Return From Bouth Mr. und Mrs. Frank Piiyiio of California avenue, r e I u r n o d Thursday morning from Pasadena und Los Angeles, Calif., where they enjoyed a 10-riuy stay. While In tho south thuy visited with Payne's son-in-law nnd dutigh ter, Mr. nnd Mm. LcClalr An gus, and with his son, Wurd, und with m o m b o r s of Mrs. Puyno's family. For mm MAIL CLOSING TIME (Eliectlve June 18. 1942) Train IB Southboundi 6:15 p. m. Train 20 Northbound) 10 a. m. Train 17 Southboundi 6:30 a. m. Train 16 Northbound 8 p. m. p. m., Erenlng Airmail, Medlord SUge, Westbound, 3i30 League Dance The Suburban limguo will sponsor a dunce In thn Shasta school Saturday night. Tha public is Invited. Women arc asked to bring sand wiches and pickles and lunch will bo served. Patrons are ad vised that the bus goes by tho school. Card Party The Midland grange Homo Economics club will sponsor a card purty Satur day night at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Lamb. Women are asked to bring snndwlches. No CAP Meeting There will bo no meeting of tho Civil Air Patrol tonight os scheduled. Thote Rho Practice The The ta Rho girls will practice Sun day, January 24, at 2 p. m., In tho IOOF hall for the Initiation which will bo held Mondny, Jan uary 25, at 7 p. m. Meet Cancollod The meeting of the Hazblns of tho Eagles aux iliary, which was to bo hold to night at tho homo of Urscl Brat ton, has been cancelled. ' Dance The Eagles auxiliary and drum corps are sponsoring their regular Saturday night danco at the KC hall, with music by Estln Klger. Tho public is Invited. Royal Neighbors The Royal. Neighbors of America will hold a special meeting tonight (Fri day) in tho IOOF hall at 7:30 o'clock. Final Rites Held Here Friday for Dale V. Brown Final rites for Staff Sgt. Dale V. Brown, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. C. Brown of Dairy, wero hold Friday afternoon nt 2 o'clock from Ward's. Tho remains of tho young flyer arrived here lato Thursday night from Snllnn, Kas., whero Brown lost his life In n piano crash. Tho body was accompanied by Master Sgt. Vonable of Salina. The Cnmp Newell military police attended services os a guard of honor. Pet Owners Urged To Got Licenses For Dogs at Once Thorn are still n great many unlicensed dogs In tho county, according to Mne K. Short, coun ty clerk, who urges all pot own ers to procuro licenses now so thnt n last mlnutn rush may be avoided. All dogs clght-months-old and over must be licensed, and a pen alty will be added to tho regular fco after tho March 1 deadline. CONSTIPATED? TRY THIS GENTLER WAY Many mertlclnsl purees work on you by prodding tho In testines Into notion or draw ing water Into ttiom from outer pnrts ot tho body. But mXLOOO'S ALL-BRAN ft crisp, dolloloiis breakfast cereal-works mainly on tho contents of your colon. If you have normal Intestines and your constipation Is duo to luck of "bulk" In your diet, you'll find all-ssah a much gontlor way to treat it. Eat raiiooa's all-bran regularly and drink plonty of water nnd you'll nnd wondorful rellof. For this Way, ALL-BRAN got ttt the cause of constipation due to lock of "bulk" and correote It. all-bran Is made by Kellogg's in Bnttlo Crock and sold by your grocor, Try Ml, . FLIER TELLS FRIENDSHIP WITH PEGGY LOS ANGELES, Jan. 22 UP) Capt. Owen Cuthcart-Jones, for mer RCAF squadron leader, ad mitted at movie star Errol Flynn's trial on statutory rape charges today that he had ac companied Peggy La Rue Sat turlco to various places oven to a mortuary where, he said, Peg gy played hldo-and-scck among the corpses. The dapper flier, who sold he Is 42, told on defense cross examination that 10-ycar-old Peggy hud been a frequent visi tor to his Hollywood apartment, alone, sometimes In tho evening. Miss Satterleo is the complain ing witness on two of three counts with which Flynn Is charged. The airman, speaking In a broad English accent, admitted accompanying Miss Satterleo to night clubs, vucatlon spots and restaurants. On out-of-town trips, however, he said, they were al ways accompanied by her moth er, her sister Mickey June or someone else. "On one occasion did you not go to a mortuary?" asked Flynn's attorney, Jerry Glcsler. "Yes," sold Cathcart-Joncs. "And didn't Peggy play hide-and-seek among tho corpses?" "Yes." "And wasn't the casket of an old lady opened?" "Yes." "And the sheet pulled down from a Filipino who was slashed across the middle?" "Yes." "And didn't you go back to the embalming room, where Peggy looked down at an elderly man and her face was pushed down on his bead?" "Yes." Tho witness who said his night club and other excursions with Miss Satterlce were in the sum mer of 1941 was asked by Gles ler whether he was married at that time. He said he was not. "You had a wifo and two chil dren, didn't you?" tho attorney asked. "A divorced wifo" Cathcart Jones amended. SET FOR MONDAY Monday will be "farmer's day" in Klamath Falls on the occasion of the annual meeting of tho Klamath Production Credit association. Mayor John Houston will wel come the farmers to the city at the opening of the meeting in the American Legion hall. Police will permit the farmers to park without restriction while the session is in progress. The visitors will have lunch at the Willard hotel at noon. Ernest Henry, president of the Spokane Production Credit corporation, will be a principal speaker at the session, which will be marked by distribution of dividend checks. Londoners Clean Up After Retaliatory Nazi Bombing (NEA Radio-Ttlephoto) Olrls Join the men folks In scraping up shattered glass outside a London department store, which felt the ef fect of the feeble reprisal air raid of Jan. 17, which the Nazis sent against the British capital after Berlin was heavily bombed by the RAF. Photo radioed London-New York. LABOR HOLDS ATTENTION OF LOGGING PORTLAND, Jan. 22 (P) Manpower problems hold the at tention of the Pacific Logging Congress today after the presi dent of tho West Coast Lumber men's association paid "the in dustry high tribute for its 1942 production record. OrvUle R. Miller told 400 delegates from Oregon, Wash ington, California, Idaho and Montana yesterday that if the navy's E pennants were award ed to loggers, "there would be one flying from every snag in tho woods." Demand Smallor The fir belt produced 8,700, 000,000 feet last year, the pine region 6,050,000,000 'and the redwood area 800,000,000, he said, "and we did it in spite of furnishing Henry J. Kaiser with thousands ot skilled loggers to help build his ships." This year's lumber demand will not bo quite so great. Mil ler predicted but there will he more emphasis on specialized types, particularly airplane lum ber. You Know. Who He warned the Industry to meet peacetlmo problems with the same determination it tackled war production, adding, "if you don't, there are those in high places who are eager to do it for you and you know who I mean." Forest fire control problems occupied a major share of the opening day sessions. Class Cancelled The Sacred Heart confraternity classes scheduled for Saturday will not meet this week, those in charge announced. SPECIALS Apple Sauce Cake This cake is made with butter, whole fresh eggs and apples just mildly spiced. Iced with a carmel icing with chopped nuts and raisins In the icing. 69c Assorted Danish Pastries 40c doz. Spice Drops 2 doz. 25c Glamour Girls Are Strictly Minor-League, Next to Lady Welders Competing forTitle Oregon News Notes By The Associated Press Lane county market milk pro ducers announced at Eugene that the bulk milk price will be boosted from 75 to 90 cents a pound buttcrfat content, ef fective February 1, but the in crease will not affect the OPA set retail price of 13 cents a quart . . . Ma). Joseph K. Car son, former Portland mayor, is at the army's school of military government at Charlottesville, Va., which prepares men for administrative duties in occu pied zones, the Portland office of the U. S. army engineers an nounced ... , The Northwest Construction company, Portland, with a bid of $701,340, was low for a 300 unit housing project there, the Portland housing authority an nounced . . . Chester Louie and Roy Chinn, two of 16 arrested at Portland and charged with selling smoking opium, were ordered hold for the federal grand Jury by U. S. Commis sioner Kenneth Frazer ... Navy enlistments announced at Portland included: Robert E. Hoselton Jr., Vern A. Sander son, Chester M. Schlewe,. Jack B. Patterson; Harold L. Rut cllffe, Donald C. Potts, Pendle ton; Calvin D. Yeoman, Salom, ELEMENTARY. WATSON' MIAMI, Okla. UP) Sherltt Jap Holland carried In his pocket for five months a splin ter of wood he found at a farm where some calves had been stolen. . , Then he found a truck with a damaged panel. The splinter fitted into the rip. One man pleaded guilty to larceny of livestock and an other will be tried on the aama charge. PORTLAND, Jan. 22 (P) The gals who enter beauty contests and compete for the title of "Best Dressed Woman" can't hold a torch to this one. They are strictly minor-league beside a competition sponsored by the office of war information to select the champion woman welder of the United States, England and Australia. This war-influence reversal of the trend in women's affairs had its origin with the Ingalls Ship building corporation of Pasco agoula, Miss. The yard came forth with a champion and a grandmother at that Mrs. Jen nie Mae Turner. She, the yard informed one and all shipbuild ers, could out-weld any woman in the nation. Henry J. Kaiser's Oregon Shipbuilding corporation here, with a flock of Liberty ship pro duction records already to its credit, couldn't let the Ingalls challenge pass, especially since it claimed to be the first yard in the country to hire women weld ers. - To Oregon's acceptance of the challenge, Ingalls replied by wire; "Office of war information arranging world-wide contest be tween England, Australia and America. Will notify you when arrangements are made. Turner raring to go." Thus, the competition flared onto the international scene be fore the first torches met. But Ingalls and Oregon still have their private duel on the fire and they hope to settle it before the OWI rings In all the other women who wield the modern magic wands. It is very important that the country be prepared In every way it can to write a just peace and to organize world opinion to provide both peace and post war conditions that will make another such conflict impossi ble. Sen. Alben Barkley of Kentucky. Sports teach you to weigh each risk carefully. None of this suicide stuff, but an intel ligent study of a situation to see whether a given objective is worth the risk. Lieut: Slade Cutter, former Annapolis grid man who commanded a sub marine In the South Pacific NEW SHIPMENT! JANTZEN SKI SWEATERS Antlers and Fighting Eagles Design Rudy's MEN'S SHOP 6th and Main ARE YOU SURE YoW GLASSES.., ARE STRAIGHT ON YOUR EYES? If you have the slightest doubt that your eyes are not see ing at par, avail your self of Co lumbian Op tical C o m - tany's ad ustino service. Registered Optometrist! Examination ... Cost or Obligation One Price . . . Cash or Credit . 135,000 Patients Satisfied THERE IS NO CHARGE. FOR THIS- SERVICE .HEW FLAVORED 17H0LE WBl tmBi from tho ORIGINAL SHREDDED WHEAT BAKERIES at Niagara Falls That youngster's remark wasn't Just made up. What's more, we have a great many more like it the result of an actual taste-test of our new breakfast cereal in hun dreds of homes just like yours. Actually, more than 4 out of 5 folks were delighted with Shreddies. Which delighted us, because Sbreddie are pure whole wheat plus mellow malt an excellent food to get going right on. At your food store now; Shreddies axe an exclusive product of National Biscuit Company. - UAVOR'S ORIAIl Most votes went for Shred dies' flavor try 'em and see why! raiaiRfi w ill." 1 "ffnawwasn i n n -aero, f .mmt.Tm .iw -v.v.ku HANDY SPOON-SIZII Lots of folks liked the handy way they fit the spoon! ' CRISP, YIT TINDER I You'll like Shreddies1 ten der erispness, tool urn
