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Newspaper Page Textl'Vliruury 111, ID'13 IIKUALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE Tonslinneters Client nl(lit wiin observed hy ToiwtmuHters uf Kliiiniith Fulls Wednesday ul lliu Wlllnrd hotel with (joiner disannul, prosldi'iil, presiding. CJiii'hIm included Troy Cook, Or villa I'omroy, Hiinfurd Belby, Joe, llleks und K, P. Livingston. Ik' it Ytidim was iiunied to sue coed Ed lllclimuii, suci'utui'y treasurer, resigned. Uuorge Kuii.intiii win limned publicity c li a I r m 11 ii. Dr. lliirry Stone Kpciko on pur poses ul Ilia club und Georgu 1', Davis presented li brief history ol tbo orgnnlzu Hon. llcnpouses were Klven by Myrld C. Adiunii, Tom Orr, Kd Hickman, Leo IIuIh, Itnlpli How ard, l'niil Duck, Lowell Kuup, . C, Utile, llort Vntlon und Kunmiin. W u 1 1 a r Eschebeck, clinch und crltle, iipoko on "Fun dumvnliils of Bpcech Miiklnu." To Portland Arthur Charles Dutes, mlnlHter of tho First Chrlstltin church, expects to leuvu Sunduy evvnlnif for Port land where ho will spend thruo days on business In connection with tho Mute mission work of tho Chrlstlmi churches in Ore Kon. of which ho Is the presi dent. Ilo will tilso discuss plans for tho centennial celebration of tho fouudlnu of tho first Chris tian church In Orouoii in 1840, with tho committee which is worklnu on it suitable prourum for tills occasion. Ilo expects to return to the city on Thursday, February 18, Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert W. Kiinuiis of Kuijcno und Mrs. Wesley Kiitiuus of Seattle are vlsitlnu hero ul tho homo ot Mr. unit mis. c. n. runiKiia, fHflO Indcpendcnco avenue, who luivo been loeuted in Weaver- vlllc, Cnllf., for u short tlmo. Hubert Kaunas Is aervlng iiboard n destroyer and has seen con siderable action in tho Pacific. Ilo In now enjoylui! n lS-dny leave. Ho is tho sou of Mr. and trs. E, A. Kuuiius. Tonillectomy Barbara Jean, youngest duuuhter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold McMahan of Weyer haeuser Cump 4, underwent an operation for tho removal of her tonsils this week. Sho Is now ut tho homo of Iter grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Uundeson oi jjivisioh sircci. To Visit Lt. und Mrs. Mclvln S. dimming are expected Mon day to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cumnilmis of 11)34 Auburn street. Lt. Cummings Is stationed at Ft. Sill, Oklu., In tho field artillery school. Dismissed L. P. Ilundcson, resident of Mills urea for the past 10 years, wns released from Hillside hospllul where no rc ccntly underwent two major op orations. Ha is greatly im proved. BUT ISN'T IT NICE? ABERDEEN, Wash,, (II Mayor Walter T. Foelkner re ceived a letter from ono Slndur D. V. Conhlc, of Poonn City, India. It contains a prayer called tho Huron Numa and several enthus iastic nloKans such as "Up with the British cmplro and tho USAI" . There's also a greeting which says "wo firmly believe in tfio Justice of the Britsh-USA cause." The mayor doesn't know Mr. Conhula but ho thinks the letter Is flue . . , even though ho can't read tho prayer. To combat aeroembolism flyer's "bends" flyers pedal motor-driven bike for a halt hour wcurlnu an oxygen mask and a ro careful not to breathe natural tilr after tho process starts. 1 hud plenty of opportunity for watching our fellows. Thoy mndo mo proud. Thoy wore culm and acted Just like old, experienced fighters. Pvt. Vin cent J. Alfarino, wounded In North Afrlcn, LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF ADMINISTRA TOR'S SALE OF REAL PROPERTY NOTICE Is hereby given that tho undersigned administrator of the Estate of D. T, Oodsll, de ceased, will, on or after the 10th day of March, 1043, at tho hour of 10:00 o'clock In tho forenoon, sell at private sale and for cash, all tho estate, right, tltlo and In terest of the Estate of Di T, Ood sll, deceased, In and to tho fol lowing described lands, to-wlt: Lot 10, Dlock 43 First Ad dition to tho City ot Klam ath Fulls, Oregon. This snlo is made under nnd by virtue of an order of Tho Honorable J. U. Hock m a n, County Judge of Lake County, Oregon, duly mndo and onlorod on tho 4th riny of August, 1042. Dated this 3rd day of Febru ary, 1043. T. J, SULLIVAN, Administrator of tho Estate of D. T, Qodsll, deceased. Duto of first publication: Feb. 0, 1043, Dale of last publication! Fob. 27, 1013. FO-13-20-27. No. 185 In th Navy Enlistments in tho navy taken by tho Klamath Fulls recruiting station this week Include Warren Joseph Hasser of Tulelako, who signed up In tho regular navy for six years; Clar ence Coleman Crcenstroot of 2100 Oregon ovnnuo and Donald James Harris of Merrill With Parents Mrs. J, M. So horn of 8201 Miller avonuo, and baby daughter, Joy Leo, born February 3 at tbo Hillside hospi tal, aro spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V, C. Phillips of 2250 Garden avenuo. MAIL CLOSING TIME (EfUctlv June IS, 1842) Train IB Southboundi 6il6 p. m. Train 20 Northbound! 10 a. m. Train 17 Southboundi 630 a. m. Train 16 Northbound! 9 p. m. Medford Stag, Weetbound, 3:30 p. m Evening Airmail, Dane Th EagUt auxiliary and drum corps will sponsor a regulur Saturday night dance this evening In tho KC hall. The public Is invited. Estln Kilter's orchestra will pluy. Neighbors Th Neighbors of Woodcraft will moot In tho KC hull Monday, Fcbruury IS, at 7 p. m, for a brief business meeting, following which there will bo a public card party at 8 p. m. There will bo tables of pinochle and whist, and ouch member Is asked to sponsor one table. Prizes and refreshments will bo provided. Juveniles Th Juveniles of the Neighbors of Woodcruft will meet at 4 p. m. Monday, Febru ary 15, in tho KC ' hall. This will bo a Valentino party, and each member Is asked to bring a guest and two valentines. Fol lowing the meeting, thcro will bo games und refreshments. Rebekeh Lodge Prosperity Robckah lodge 104 will hold I Li regular meeting in the IOOF hall Thursday, February 18, at 7:30 p. m. Following the busi ness meeting there will be en tertainment 'under the charge of Stella Dryden, Jcanno Wllllanv son and ..Frances Munsell; re freshments will be served by Rumomi Kcstcr, chairman . of that committee, and her assistants. Thlmbl Club Th Thimble club of tho Neighbors of Wood craft will meet on Wcdncsdoy, February 17, at 8 p. m, at tho homo of c. O. urydon, uiu North Eleventh street. Members, their friends and husbands arc Invited. Following tho business meeting pinochle and whist will bo played. Dlcksy Weed and Mildred Smith will be hostesses for tho evening. Man Charged With Running Down Wife With Automobile PORTLAND, Feb. 13 (iP) Multnomah county deputy sher iffs Jailed Chester V. Howard, 20, Portland, Inst night and charged him with running down his wife with his automobile. Ball was set at $2500. Tho for mal charge Is assault with a dnngcrous weapon. The wife, Lorraine Howord, 10, was in serious condition in Emanuel hospital. A report of Sheriff Martin Pmtt nertnd that Howard de liberately backed hit car over his wife's body after she trlca to prcvant him from taking the vehicle out of the gnrnRc. SURPRISE1 KANSAS CITY. UP) Why did tho draft board havo to take her golf pro husband, tho tntner of two children, with childless hnehnnria still available? Mrs. Frank Stumbcrgor, Jr., asked the board. thalrmon Frank M. Hossett of the aelnetlvo servlco board said that was the first he'd heard of tho chlldron They checked tho question naire Slnmberficr had filled out. He'd neglected to mention Bnbettc, age 4, and Sharon Lea, ago 10 months, Clnmlinrrrer Ik nnw a nrlvatQ at Camp McCain, Miss., but his release is being sougni, nnsscvi said. All ri-iiwmen manning tho U. S. army's heavy bombing must hereafter bo ex perts In gunnery so tho bomb- cr s flro power will not bo re duced should tho regular gun ners bo put out of action. The nerson who realty Is big noise keeps quiet about it. Pi L E S . SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN - NO H0IPITAUZATI0N No Loii er Time -Ptmnuunl Hewitt I DR. E. M. MARSHA Ohlropnotle PtiriKUn It No, ith .. laqulri Thaitre lies. lhon TBI! Pennant Withdrawn As Penalty for Sitdown Strikes PORT HURON, Mich,, Fob. 13 IA'1 Withdrawal of tho urmy nuvy K production pennant awarded tho Muuller Brass com pany and Its employes Just July was announced today by tho coin puny in bulletins posted In ull departments of tho plant here. Tho bulletins quoting a let ter from Adm. C. C. Bloch (rot.), chairman of the navy hoard for production awards, to Fred L. lllggln, president of tho com pany said tho action was penal ty for "sitdown strikes" involv ing production workers in three departments last December. Woman Attacked In San Francisco; Knife Marks Shown SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13 VP) A man who held a knife to her throat raped 10-year-old Mrs. Nuxlno Ford beforo duwn Friday after her husband, Oscar, 18, hud left for his Job In the Sausulllo shipyard. The knlfo was held so closely, Polleo Inspector Ray Dougherty said, that there wcro murks on tho girl's neck. Her room was In darkness, she sold, and she had no description of the at tacker. Her two-months-old son was sleeping in his cr beside her. Tho Fords came here from Ukiah last June. Youth Charged With Writing Extortion Letters to Stars LOS ANGELES, Feb. 13 (P) The local FBI office has an nounced tho arrest in Filer, Ida., of Roger Barker, 10, on charges of writing extortion letters to four movie stars, Mickey Roo ney, Betto Davis, Rosalind Rus sell and Dcanna Durbln. R. B. Hood, special agent In charge, said Barker had con fessed writing the letters de manding payments ranging from $1500 to $20,000. The letters, Hood said, threatened the lives of the recipients. Barker is hold under $5000 bond at Twin Falls, Ida. FUNERALS residence in Prlnovllle, Ore., on Thursday, February 11, 1043 fol lowing an Illness of four months; services to be held Monday morning, February 15, 1943 at Sacred Heart church, High street at Eighth, where a requiem mass will bo celebrated for tho repose of his soul commencing at 8 o'clock, with tho Rev. T. P. Ca sey, officiating. Interment will follow In family plot in Mt. Cal vary Memorial pork. Recitation of tho most holy rosary will be conducted Sunday at 8 p. m., in tho chnpcl of the Enrl Whltlock Funeral home, Pino street at Sixth, with the Rev. T. P. Casey officiating. Officers and mem bers of the Third Order of St. Francis will convene at the fu neral homo Sunday, February 14, at 8 p. m., to say the Little Office of tho Dead for the de ceased member. Friends are in vited. WESLEY COLE The funeral service for the late Wesley Cole, who passed away at Chiloquin, Ore., on Feb ruary 8, 1043, will take place from tho Williamson River Methodist church on Sunday, February 14, 1943, at 1 p. m., the Rev. B. V. Brndshaw offi ciating. The commitment ser vice with vault entombment will follow in tho family plot in tho Hill cemetery. Friends are re spectfully Invited to attend. Ward's Klamath Funeral home In charge of the arrangements. OPA Representatives Visit fy f ;'iiH t- m frvf' k 1 ; '-flan v - it f-K- r"i .'fn.lin-r-, 3& mJTt I Experts from th regional offices of th OPA cam to Klamath Falls Friday to assist in setting up th new district OPA office at Esplanade and Main streets. Seated, from left to right, ar P. Mason, regional accountant; David Allen, assistant regional ration executive) Mrs. Ernes tine Wonder, assistant regional administrator, and A. F. Peterson, regional tire representative. Standing ar V. G. Latimer, civil service executive; Charles R. Bsird, assistant to th ration rep resentative, and Jerome M. Blschoff, assistant legal representative. Alaska Offers Much, Says Jean Bremer of Klamath Franklin High Wins Portland Prep Hoop Title (Killtur'i Nrtr: Jrai) Itrrm'r (Mr. Arthur Ilmiirr) I KUtfiMth fill! Rlrl now lioMJns l-mri h govtnmirriL j"l In AlMki- Slir It Hit- tliUBl.trr f( Mr. ml lri. J. 1. Mr-nrd, Hit r.lrm,ln itrctt. JIt AlMktn ariilmi li C.A.A. Olllco. Ancliorasc.) By JEAN BREMER Many would bo travelers dream of Alaska. Fortune smiles unnn some, and their fancies arc realized. I hove been fortunate, i H. Dewey, 55, chemist for the is worth fighting to keep at any price. The Japs well know its value. How fortunate indeed is the United States to call Alaska a part of itself. CHEMIST DIES SALEM, Feb. 13 UP) Albert ANDREW JAMES SANTAMAW Friends arc respectfully invit ed to attend the funeral services 7 1 . - A .1 . T C- tamaw, who passed away at Vl iSS and I can now understand why Alaskans Invariably return if, in deed, they should ever leave. There Is a sense of well-being among these people that I have found nowhere else; perhaps they havo discovered that for which they were searching when they came. God has endowed this rugged northland with a vivid, colorful panorama, but he also left with it a frigid tempera ture and a wind that howls around the buildings during a storm. At this time there are many I classes of people here that have come from almost everywhere service men, government men and women, gamblers, - mer chants, bankers, aviators, writers all milling around in, the de fense centers of Alaska. Many PORTLAND, Feb. 13 VP) value, then I would say that It I Franklin high won the Portland prep school basketball champ ionship yesterday by posting its 13th consecutive victory, 32-19, over Grant. Meanwhile Luke Baccelerl of Roosevelt high set a league scoring record of 37 points in leading his team to a 67-14 win over Sabin. , Trie nation's domestic airlines during October, 1942, smashed all existing monthly records for the amount of air ' express poundage carried. Soap has a particular value in use as a road building material. It is instrumental in producing a scale-resistant surface. . ' state department of agriculture since it was organized in 1931, died of a heart attack at his home here today. A 15-ton flywheel is part of the device used to test the tires made for use on big U. S. army bombing planes. It exerts 15, 000 pounds of pressure on the tire. EDITORIALS ON NEWS - (Continued From Page One) Is always so when the top lead ers talk for publication. - His purpose is to terrify our enemies with a clear and confi dent showing of the Irresistibly growing might of our side. At the same time, he must impress their common people with the belief that when we win we'll be fair and decent. He does a good Job. TJ7ILLKIE, addressing a Lln coin Day banquet In In diana, speaks of the after-thc-war necessity for "an enormous multiplication of markets for goods and manufactures of all sorts. ..." That's clearly our only way out from under the burden of debt that will rest on our shoul ders when the war finally ends. Production on a scale not before dreamed of is the only way to make good the wastage of these years of total war. After the goods are made, markets' must be found for them. The way to make world markets is for the peoples of the earth to SWAP AMONG EACH OTHER as actively as possible. )NE of the great mistakes of the now thoroughly discred ited Versailles peace was laying on the Germans a punitive bur den of. reparations that they couldn't pay in money (because there wasn't enough gold) and WEREN'T ALLOWED to pay in trade. Bankruptcy was their only alternative, and German bankruptcy and despair gave Hitler his opportunity. - We mustn't make that foolish mistake again. NAZIS HIT LONDON, Feb. 13 (AP) The great U-boat workshops at Kiel have been so heavily damaged by RAF bombings that the Ger mans have found it necessary to turn the Skoda Arms Works at Pilsen, in Czecho-Slovakia, to the manufacture of submarine parts, Zurich dispatch to Reu ters said Friday. U. S. Government - To Take jurisdiction Of Oregon Land ' SALEM, Feb. 13 (P) Th United States government will ' accept full jurisdiction next Monday over 77,000 acres of Oregon land on which five mill tary Installations ar located. Tho jurisdiction will be takn under 'a 1009 Oregon law, grant ing such jurisdiction where out-, right titlo has been acquired by the government. State laws will not apply anywhere on the res ervations. : .; . ' , Areas removed from s t a t a control are Camp Adair in Ben ton, Linn and Polk counties; Arlington bombing range in Morrow county; Beaver termi nal and storage depot In Colum bia county; Portland air base in Multnomah county, and Camp White in Jackson county. Indictment Against A and P Company Quashed Today DALLAS, Tex., Feb. 13 (P) An indictment charging the na tion's largest food chain, the Great Atlantic and Paclfie Tea company group, with conspir acy to monopolize- a substan tial part of trade and commerce in food and food products" was quashed today by Federal Judge W. H. Atwell after he sustained the defendant company's demur rer. . on.. ... njAMi : ... ment was returned here Novem-. ber 25, naming the. parent New York Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea company, Inc., 11 subsidi aries, 16 . officials of the P. and A. group, Business Organization, Inc., and its president, Carl Byoir of New York, public rela tions representative of the chain. If Chas does not know th In come tax. he does not know beans; He does know spuds and his onions. See him at Room 203. Odd Ftllnwi' nullrllni-. Klamath Falls, Or. "Getter" fixed now. Chas knows how. Christmas away from home; many others arc not. Conditions and lack of some modern facili ties are trying laundry three weeks lato, shortages of various articles, crowded quarters, high ' prices, but any physical discom-. fort resulting from such is allevi ated by tho healthy perspective that one docs and can obtain from living here. I walk down the streets of An ehorage and attempt to visualize sky-scrapers, street cars, buses, ' traffic signals and parking mc- tqrs. Then I think "Leave it as ! it is, I like it better this way," with its dusty streets in the sum-! mer, Its frame buildings, belated ! lnundry, high prices, various' shortages, and its happy, honest, healthy Alaskans. To the painter Alaska offers beauty unsurpassed; to the auth or, incentive; to the daring it; promises conquest, and to the j restless it offers adventure and romance. To ell of those who; aro eternally searching for some thing they havo not found, I i recommend Alaska, Even though you may not find it here, you will not regret having come. Had Franz Liszt lived in this coun try, I am sure he could have composed a rhapsody with chord progressions comparable to those in Licbcstraum, and yet contain ing nil the turbulence and disson ance in parts of his second. Is it any wonder this rich land Is coveted by tho Japs? If its loss should bo any estimate of its JESS C. JARVIS The funeral service for the lute Jess C. Jarvis, who passed away in this city on February 9, will take place from the chapel of Word's Klamath fu neral home, 925 High street, on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, I with tho Rev. Victor Phillips of tho First Methodist church of ficiating. Commitment services and Interment will follow in Linkville cemetery. Friends aro I invited to nttend. NOTICE Due to an .Error, Ladies Adm. to th V. F. W. Dane was quoted at 15c. Th correct prlc Is 254 Inc. 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