Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 29, 1943, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextJnnunry 20, 1043 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON PAGE FIVE TOWER GUARDS KILL 1 T WOUND BREAK I "1111 SDLDNS ASK WAUPUN, Wli., Jan. 20 (P) StrnlKht-fhootlng tower guurd killed ono in ii n and wounded two other today to (ruKtrnta the Attempted escape of (our young convict from tlio Wisconsin Slnto prison nt Wnupun, ' Tlio fourth mnn CKcuped In Jury mid not ovor the 22-foot went wull but win trnckod to a prlvato Kiirnito four blocks from tlio penltenllnry. Guard found him hiding under an automobile. May Recover O The convict killed was Frank (Blufool) Kopjitr, 23, of Mil waukee, who was sorvlng three to thirteen yean for burglary, second offense. He was hit above tlio hip, the bullet rang ing upward Into his body. Churlca Bcnnott, 22, icntenced from Marlnotto last November 0 for one to fifteen year for kid naping and armed robbery, wa hot In tlio hcud, but wa given a chance to recover. Recaptured Wendell Kowlcr. 22, of Los Angeles, convicted In Milwaukee In July, 1041, as an accessory before tho fact of theft, wu wounded In tho thigh. Ho If serving a one to four and one half year term. Fowler, prlion record showed, had several tarm In tho Nebraska, state re formatory and the Wyoming tntn nrlson. Raymond Rumazlnl, 28, of Milwaukee, serving one to 12 year for assault with intent to Odo great bodily harm, cleared the wall, but wo recaptured. Switch Pulled Deputy Warden W. J. Hln kamp said tho four made their brenk Immediately upon arrlv Ing at the prison shoe and tailor (hop after breakfast. One man pulled the electric switch, plunging both buildings into darkness. DEFENSE CALENDAR A standard first aid dais will be offored to resident of Klam ath Foils and surrounding com munities beginning Tuesday, February 2, at Rod Cross head quartors. 418 Main itreet, A. H, Mead will Instruct. Hour will be 7 to 10 p. m. Recover Friends of Mr. Frank Kborleln will be glad to loam that she ha returned from Portland where she underwent a mojor operation seven week ago, She 1 now at her home, 21)80 Summon lone. Mr. Eber- loin I the daughter of Mr. and Mr. Walter Zetstman, 2447 Rec lamation avenue. Improving Mr. George Wheatley, wife of the pastor of the Bible Buntlst church, 1 re covering at her home on North Second atreet following a severe attack of Influenra. Mrs. Wheat loy will not be able to conduct hor Bible classes this wee aue to her lllnes. In Portland Bert Schmidt, former employe of the Klamath Fall branch of the Flrat wu tlonul bank, has gone to Port land where he 1 with the Cort land branch. Mr. Schmidt and ton are at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mr. J. M. Bell of Johnson atrcet, for a time. Injure Arm Mra. A. C. Voss, 101 S Wordon avenuo, an em ploye of the Cascade laundry, auffored painful injuries this week when sha slipped on tho Icy pavement 1 and broke her wrist and pulled the elbow out of place on her left arm. Lodge Event Approximately 200 attended the birthday din ner for "January babies" held at the Elks lodge Thursday night. At the lodge session following the dinner, second degree work was exemplified. LEND-LEASE TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Word of Death Of Joe Francis Received Here ACCOUNTING A REPRESENTATIVE of tho Civil Scrvlco commission cun- Wnr(1 , the dcath of Joe ed at the Interstate Business VrHniK. brother of tho lute Snm Collogo this week looking for w-i f hi. Htv. rriUpH student who would toko po- hcro from petaluma, Calif. The sltlon In Washington, D. C. I , , M Francis had visited here 1-20 frA,iMflnllv nriH hn rplntlvoa nnrf friends In the city. HI dcath occurred Tuesday, January 20. Mr, Francis Is lurvlved by a CRATING, Pocking, Shipping People Warehouse 1-20 1 fi'jbttfci iHlH Information 1 MAIL CLOSING TIME (Effective June IB, 1042) Train 19 Southbound) 61I8 p. m, Train 20 Northboundi 10 a. m. ft Train 17 Southbound! 6i30 a. m. Train 16 Northboundi 0 p. m. p. m.. Evening Airmail. M.dford Stage, Wesbound, 3:30 Moose Dane Mambers ol th Moose lodge are Invited to bring one guest to the Snturday night dance to bo held In the Moose hall on Pin street. Midland Club Th Horn Economics club of the Midland grange will meet at the home of Mra. S. L. Burnett on Tuesday February 2, at 2 p. m. Thero will be a nandkerchiof shower for two of the member. Dismissed Billy Harper, 12, who auffored head Injuries In a coasting accident, wa dismissed from Klamath Valley hospital . Thursday. Buy It througn the want-ads. Polloa Court One drunk and one white charged with liquor to Indians appeared In police court Thursday morning. In Lek.vl.w R. D. Eller spent Thursday at Lakeview on business. Accepts Position Mrs. David Totton has accepted a position In the personal loan department of the First National bank. CAP Meat The Civil Air Pa trol will mi'ct .tonlBht (Friday) In the armory at 7:49 p. m. This is the last drill, and a large turnout is desired. VITAL STATISTICS BIRTHS CURTIS Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., January 28, 1043, to Mr. and Mrs; Don V. Curtis, 338 Crescent avenue, a girl. Weight: 7 pounds 10 ounce. DALCOUR Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore., January 28, 1043, to Mr. and Mrs. Lorn Dalcour, B42 Ft clflo Terrace, a girl. Weight: 7 pounds 114 ounces. FOSTER Born at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Fall, Ore, January 23, 1043,' to Mr, and Mr. Walter L. Foster, route 3, box 240, city, a boy. Weight: 5 pound 2 ounce. By ALEX H, SINGLETON WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 (!') American lond-lease aid has mudo the British Isle "an Im pregnable base for offensive operations," Edward R. Stct tiniua told congress today. Stcttlnius, lond-icuse adminis trator, asked continuance of lend-lease until July 1044. In testimony before the house foreign affairs committee, Slot tlnlus said a largo port of the North African campaign and the Mlddlo East,' Itallun Africa, Sy ria and Madagascar offensives stummed from the British I.Me Passage Assured He related that the program was resulting in supply by other United Notions of food, muni lions, services, barrack and transportation to United States troops stationed In them, as well as making American weapons of war availoblo to Britain, China, Russia and this nation's other al lies. Passage of legislation to ex tend tho act appeared certain, os republican leaders in congress have declared they would not opposo continuance of an act which has provided billions of dollar worth of aid to others of the United Nations, but there were demands for a detailed ac counting of how the program is being carried out. Powder Puffs Shlpptd? Rep. Jones (R-Ohlo) only yes terday raised on tho' house floor a fow of the ' questions upon which attention will be focused In tho coming debate He contended that "thousands of cases of beer, rayon stockings and powderpuffs" had been ship ped abroad and paid for by lend' lease money. Moreover, he maintained on the basis of "reli able Information that some 01 the shipments went to private persons. Lond-lease official promptly denied his statements concern' Ing beer and powderpuffs. As to the rayon hose, they said they were compelled to buy a small quantity In order to obtain a sup ply of cotton stockings requested by Lieut. Gen. Dwight D. Eisen hower for distribution to civil Inns In North Africa. The ware' houses holding tho cotton stock Ings, they said, insisted that lend' lease also clear out their rayon hose. FOR SALE-Smoll Coleman oil lter-ln-aw. Mm. Anns. Francis, Win,- llUo now Mlthnll. " "i " Lewis and Sluvcr Co., 1048 So. 6th, 1-20 Banana Gold Cake A moist golden layer, cake made with fresh bananas and chopped nuts. Iced with a creamy banana icing. 69c Walnut Coffee Rings A rich coffee cake dough with a filling of cinnamon and nuts. 20c each He's at it again. Who's at It? Wm. F. B. Chat. At what? Helping paopla prepare their Income tax returns. Where? At 203 Odd Fellows Building, Klam ath Falls. Oregon. Pretty keen fellow. Better sea him soon, Mm t 1 '"' ni,.,i,ii,j BAI.rn HAV. Hull. Mill Feed. People' Warehouse. ,1-20 1 one nephew, Vernon Fran cis, all of this city, and a nephew and niece, Alton Francis of Pasadena and Evelyn Maher, 40 PONTIAC COUPE Very ex cellent tires, car clean and in good condition. Phone 8374 between 8 and 12 a. m. 2-1 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ROOFING PAPER SPECIAL $1.25 per roll, People's Ware house. 1-20 FOR RENT Small house, fur nlshcd or unfurnished, near town, Hot Springs, Inquire 1035 Auburn. 1-20 FOR A BETTER WEARING Shirt with a belter fit, try Van HcUBcn! In whites and colors. Rudy' Men's Shop. 2-20 POTATO TWINE Warehouse. People's 1-29 ATTENTION DOG OWNERS Treat your dog to a dish of our new Centennial Dog Meal Half the cost of most dog foods. You can get It at the People's Warehouse. 1-20 POULTRYMEN Peak egg pro ductlon at this season can only be obtained by feeding a high Quality egg mash. Our Hod- gen Brewster Milk Egg Pro duccr la THAT MASH. It contains an extra amount of codlivcr oil and milk which is of particular value in winter months. Give this mash a try and see the difference. Peo ple' Warehouse. 1-29 I WILL' NOT be responsible for any bills contracted by anyone other than myself after Janu ary 29, 1043. Wilbur L. Norris. 2-1 OIL TO BURN For Union heating oils phono 8404, Klam ath Oil Co., 615 Klamath Ave. l-30m RABBIT GROWERS: Hay prices are high. Why not cut down on costs by using Hodgcn Brewster Alfalfa Rabbit Tid bit Pellets. People' Ware house. 1-29 Let's put everything to work) Sell the articles you don't use through a classified ad. III h mi air the evening of February 4 at 8 o clock. New editors have been chosen for the program: Roberta Tucker and Shirley Cornlel. The class consists of Juniors who are interested in radio work. Char les Woodhouse Is Instructor of this course. Br ANITA OWYN The Pelicans are coming up against the Ashland basketball team tonight at 6 o'clock. This should be a gooa game with the Pep Pepper scheduled t o drill between halves. Remem- Iber, Friday at lUhe Pelican court. Commencement seem to be come more and more a real thing. Seniors were advised to put In their order for announcements, which are 9 'A cents apiece. There will be some extra ones when they arrive if some seniors find that they will need more than was expected. With the coming of the pres ent weather conditions, it has been feasible to" make the ever popular announcement: "Do not throw snowball on the school ground; ." If this Is not obeyed, pumsnment win De meiea out. . The schools are taking an ac tive part in the March of Dimes to help in the cure, of infantile paralysis. The home rooms all contributed to this worthy cause. . V Pelicans will return to the Oregon Dairy Association Found Innocent in Case PORTLAND, Jan. 29 (JP) Federal Judge Claude McCol loch late yesterday found the Oregon Dairy Cooperative As sociation innocent of monopo listic practices. He announced decision after hearing arguments by Charles S. Burdell, special assistant to the attorney general, and Col. A. E. . Clark, attorney for the association. Oregon Officers In Kansas Will Not Pay Income Tax TOPEKA, Kus., Jan. 29 (P) Oregon army officers stationed at Fort Riley will not have to pay the Kansas Income tax. James D, Dye, attorney for th state tax commission, Issued that statement yesterday denying charge by Rep. F. IS. Dam masch of Portland, Ore., who said the tax was being assessed against the soldier. Only Oregon can tax It sol diers, wherever they may be stationed, and Kansas will tax only soldiers from Kansas, no matter where they are serving, Dye explained. William RIttenhouse built the first paper mill In the New World on a branch of Wins hlckon Creek, Pa., In 1600. 0 p u R E For delicate, alluring goodness la whipped cream or custard sauce to scire on cake, we Schilling fur Vanilla. The flavor won't cook out. Schilling fUT WA STAMPS ON YOUR SHOFPINO CIST CHIC RAISERS Time to start thinking about Baby Chicks and the starter to use for best results. Don't experiment, use Hodgcn Brewster Milk Chic Starter. The old standby that successful raisers have used for years. People' Warehouse. 1-20 OIL BURNER SERVICE Get ready for oil rationing. J. A. Tufts. Phone 7140. 2-4 FARMERS: Take care of your burlap bogs. You can't replace them. Clean Repair Bale Store your bags until you need them next season. The cost for these services arc reasonable. Stop In and PEOPLE'S WAREHOUSE 1-20 GET YOUR Poultry Remedies and supplies at People's Ware house. 1-29 FOR COLDS' COUGHING. MUSCIE ACHES IPE RETRO WITH THE MUTTON SUET BASE homed m fitmrit Ofigi'nafShncced WheatBahriesatMosoivMlt Shreddies win praise from 4 out of 5! "There's a breakfast that tastes like more" is typical of the report made by 4 out of 5 housewives in recent tests. Most folks mentioned Shreddies' exciting new flavor. A lot were delighted with the spoon-size. The tender toasting won a lot more.- And Shreddies are whole wheat plus mellow malt you'll get going right on this energy breakfast! At your food store. 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