February 11, 1048
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FTVB
Bible Conference Intercut In
(ho Evangelistic , Illblo confer
ence bellia conducted by Hoy L
llrown at the Uiblo Hupllst
church, lin led to npi'cltil after
noon niootliiK to bu livid down
town lit tlio Covenant church,
Walnut street, nt 2 p, in, Tlio
subject lor tho 8 o clock moullnu
thin ovonluil (Thursdny) will bo
"Tho BtriiloKy of Hnliin." Tho
mibjiicl Friday will ho "Why Wo
llnvo Four uonniil Hucords.'
Thin conference will continue
throuiili tho week with orvlco
Suturdny ovcnliiK, Sunday ut 10
B. in. and 7:110 p, m,, with u mass
moolhiK nt 3 p, in, Tho public
In invited.
Visitors Mr, K. C. Post of
218 Main itract, him hud lis tier
lluest thin piutt weekend, Mm.
Kverotl Doniihuo of Hond mid
lior slstor-ln-liiw, Mm, Athol llo-
vl iind hor dmiiililer, Mm, Tom
Million of McUod, Albortii,
Can. Mm. Mullen' husband lit
member of tho Hoy nl Cnnudlun
air forco. Tlio thrco left hero for
Medford to visit for u brief time
beforo roIiik north. Mr. Donu-
huo and Mm, Jloviii woro born
end roared in tho Silver Luko
country and linvo many friends
in southern Oregon,
Mr. Notion Visits Mrs. Kutli
erlne Nelson, former Klmnath
ralla renldont and active In civic
ffaln here, li spending sovcrol
day In this city on a combined
business nnd ploasuro trip. Sho
l a uueal ot tho Wlllurd. Mm.
Nolaon hu been locutod In Port
land i WPA area supervisor nnd
15 en route north after a vlalt In
Sun Francisco and other bny
points.
Calltd North Mr. and Mm.
Itnlph R. Macartney Sr., were in
Hillsboro, Ore., Monday to at
tend the funeral service for Dr.
W. H. Pauley, for 64 yearn a resi
dent of that community. Ho was
the father of Mr. Ralph R.
Macartney Jr., who, with Stnff
bRt. Macartney of Camp Canon,
Colo., wns able to attend final
rite for her father.
Commlttt to Moot Every
, church In Klamath Falls and tho
suburban area is urged to send
a representative to tho World
Prayer committee meeting to be
. held in tho First Christian church
nurlor at 2 n. m. Vrlrinv Fnh.
mnry 13. Final plans for tho
worm day of Prayer will bo
made,
Gunlock Enlist William
Cunlock, former assemblyman
for tlio nearby northern Cali
fornia district, ha enlisted In
the navy. He served In tho navy
In the lost war. Gunlock gavo
up a lucrative railroad Job to
go Into the scrvico. His home
1 at Ounsmulr.
Improving J, H. Schnccbcr
gcr, Klamath rancher who suf
fered a fractured arm when
truck by a bull, also received
several broken rib and othor
hurt In the accident, it wa
learned. Hj 1 a patient at
Klamath Valley hospital, where
bo continue to Improve.
Child Improves Jodell Goss,
tnughtcr of Lloyd Gosa of 1821
Lancaster street, wa reported
) iuproved Thursday follow Inff
major surgery nt Klamath Val
ley hospital.
Benefit Tho public is Invited
to ultond tho Hhusta PTA boneIt
to bo given Saturday night In
tho schoolhnuso, Urldgn, pi
nochle nnd Chlnoso checker will
bo pluycd und refreshment
served.
neaurno Position W, I. Ting
Iny of tho US bureau of reclama
tion offices, Im resumed hi po
sition following tin illness of sev
eral day.
Ill at Home L. E. Luce is 111
nt his home on Willow avenue,
whero ho litis been confined to
his bed for tho post three week,
EDITORIALS ON
NEWS
(Continued From Pago One) .
plug uvullublo than u year ago.
That is the approxlmiito equal of
12ft Liberty freighters, such as
Kaiser I building.
Losses from nibs In tho past
two months aro at tho lowest
figure in over a yem, and our
present rnto of SUBMARINE
SINKINGS Is tho best so far In
tho war,
yllE destructive power of the
A individual submarine, Chur
chill toll us, Is steadily DECLIN
ING. In the first year of the war,
ho says, cuch U-boat In operation
accounted for an average of 10
of our ships, In tho second year
12 and In tho third year only 7i.
... ,
AS to thut, hero is tho sober
second thought: Tho Ger
man now have to havo 2i times
as many submarines to accom
plish tho samo destruction os In
tho first year of the war, but
they've been building fast and
MAY HAVE THEM.
Dot we've been building cargo
ship fustcr than tho Germans
can sink them.
...
rHURCHlLL says:
'The dominating aim which
wo (ho and FDR) sot beforo our
selves at Casablanca was to
ENGAGE tho enemy's force on
land, sea and In the air on the
LARGEST POSSIBLE SCALE
and at the EARLIEST POS
SIBLE MOMENT. Wo havo to
make tho enemy burn and bleed
, . . as ho ia being made to burn
and bleed on the vast Russian
front."
That Is spoken directly to
Stalin and is Intended to tell
him that wo'ro with him with
everything wo'vo got end will
do It quick.
It helps to explain why Stalin
wasn't represented ot Casa
blanca. Ho Isn't going to play
with us until we play with him
ON THE SAME SCALE.
Always road the classified ads.
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RELIEF FOR
UPSET STOMACH
ti 3 Minutes or Doubli Your Homy Back
Fimtrat STUART TABUTS oooUla ttw ry
InattxiUntt o olUn uad by doctor to brtna
Sulok woloosBO tolut liom eidlndlgiHoa
litioM etuatxl by mwott tomaoh oialty
thai tin a or drinking. Dolloioui ttatlng
rtoUko. NobottUi aonlilno;. rot won
datlul blonad liom oicm told lUiUr-
Ino, try lamoaa STUART TABUT8 without
dly. Al all drug aloraa 2Se, OOo and $1.30
udu nWa oajrbaok guaianto.
Sweetheart Cake
The tender and light layers are fla
vored with the juice from fresh
oranges and iced with a home
type boiled icing sprinkled with
little red candy hearts.
79c
Valentine Specials
Heart-shaped cookies iced in red
or white.
30c Doz.
Valentine Cakes
$1.25 and $1.50
Place Youn Orders Today
FARMERS GET HE
TIME TO REGISTER
Due to bad roud conditions,
tho Klumath county USOA war
bourd extended the tlmo for
signing up In tho Food-For-Frco-dom
program to Saturday, Feb
ruary 20. Tho county bourd
realizes thut road in muny sec
tions uro bad and a largo num
ber of lottom huvo been received
from farmers, particularly In
tho southeastern and northern
part of tho county, stating that
bud road havo muclo It I Minos
slblo for them to get out of
their furma, During this period
to Fobruury 20, osslstunco will
bo glvon in tho county office
on tho second floor of tho Fed'
oral building in completing the
noccasury ilgn-up papers.
A tolul of 1330 furms ha
been I g n e d up to date, or
slightly over 80 per cent of all
farms in tho county. Tho sign
up In tho area south of Klum-
uth Full Is nearly com pit-to and
In this district, including Klunv
alh Falls, Henley, Merrill, Ma
tin, I'oo valley, and Bonunza
approximately 00 per cent of
tho potato grower have signed
up showing an Intention of In
creating potato ' acreage 10 per
cent over 1042 acreage. Most of
this Increase, however, Is de
pendent upon securing enough
commercial fertilizer to muko
till increase possible. The coun
ty ACA committee will meet
next week In order to determine
individual potato goals.
18 Days Remain
To File Personal
Property Reports
Only 18 day remain in which
to file personal property report,
according to N, B. Nelson, coun
ty assessor.
After the March 1 deadline, a
$10 per day penalty for each de
linquent report will bo assessed.
Blank forms were mailed to
those who must flic, In the latter
part of December.
Any question concerning the
forms, or assistance in filling
them out will be taken care of by
the assessor's office, cither by
telephone or personal calls.
ilBiiSilllSiiM
MAIL CLOSING TIME
(Effective June 16, 1942)
Train IB Southbound 8:15 p, m.
Train 20 Northbound! 10 a. m.
Train 17 Southbound! 6:30 a. m.
Train 16 Northboundi 9 p. m.
Medford Stag, Westbound, 3i30
p. m Evening Airmail.
Degree Work Klamath lodge.
No. 137, IOOF will have degree
work Friday night. The third
degree will bo conferred on five
candidate who will be brought
In by tho member of Merrill
lodge, No. 187. All member of
the lodge are asked to attend this
meeting, and visiting brothers
aro welcome.
Closed The city hall, court
house and local banks will bo
closed Friday, . February 12, In
observance of Lincoln's birthday.
Police Court Four drunks,
one yag and four traffic ticket
made up the Thursday morning
police court report.
Births Almost
Triple Deaths in
January Here
Births almost tripled the num
ber of deaths In Klamath county
during the month of January, ac
cording to the month-end report
from tho public health depart
ment here. There were 03 birth
as compared to 29 death, Dr.
Peter 11. Rozcndal stated.
There wa a decided Increase
In the birth rate of January,
1043, as compared to January,
1042, although deaths were vir
tually the same. There wore 66
new arrivals last year, 30 deaths.
Buy It througn the want-ads
FITZGERALD Born at
Klamath Valley hospttol, Klanv
ath Falls. Ore., February II,
1043, to Mr. and Mr, Dan Fits
gerald, route 2 box 49DN, a boy.
Weight: 8 pounds II ounce.
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