March 9, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
DRAFT BOARDS
ANNOUNCE CALL
17
A long list of selectees has
been called from Klamath boards
Nos. 1 and 2, to meet at the draft
board offices in the courthouse
at 8 p. m. on March 17.
The list, alphabetized, follows:
Beird No. 1
AddlngtOD, Btrold B., Buckler, Wash.
Andertoa. 0. K.. Klamath Falla.
Brrlw, Cloyd D., Kilvfrtoa, Ore.
Carney, Bud, Bay view, Ida.
CoURhran, Jr.. John A., Hit Upham.
Crurapacke-r, Raymond A., 1817 Adama,
ueai, rranK, uaKritiRt, ure.
Delve. Jatna 8.. Otencourt Ants.
Handy, Frederick Kramer, Oregon City,
ure.
Harper, Jake A., Oakland, Calif.
HardiD, leiel 0., 31 1 Wviilon.
Hunt, Calvin U, Portland, Ore,
Ilcmell, Hal K., Portland, Ore.
Hanton, Jack 0., Klamath Fall.
Hamon, Noah R., P. 0, Box 6SS,
Keeney, Karl L., 41S X. Hth.
Leraue, Arthur H., US Henry.
Larson, Ivan A., Long view, Wash.
Laahua, Ray L., Portland, Ore,
Wocahee, Jr.. Allen M., 604 N. 10th.
Mevers, Herman Henry. 11 Bieho.
McDonald, Robert A., 2411 White.
Murphy, Leo P.. Alturaa. Calif.
Marbach, John B., Seattle, Wash.
Ovgard. Ralph M.t 1421 Wall.
Olson, Harley Elmer, Oregon City, Or,
Price, Leslie J.. Portland, Ore,
Strader, Adrian La Rue. .2HJ Damnr.
Setser, David H.. Bend, Ore.
Spencer, Dudley H., P. 0. Box T.
Schmidt, Herman F., MXS White.
Smith, Jamea J., Sacramento, Calif.
Snyder, Robert J., K1J Reclamation.
Wellman, Robert B., 445 Market SU
Wayman, Joseph J., Lincoln, Ken.
Board 1 Transfer From Othar Boards
Carnes, George T 22 Rut Main SU
Cowen, Wallace iC, Kwuir Theatre.
Herrick, AUred L-, 14S4 CrescenU
IIaiiee.ii, Wendell F.. Lake Hotel.
Herring. Fred W 423 Martin.
Hltinski, William D., 72$ Klamath.
Jonea, Cecil A.. 1216 Pine.
. Kelley, Carl. U51 Crest St.
Meek. Berscbel D., 320 Diriilon.
Motschenbacher, Gerald A., 710 X. 11th.
Sorenwn, Willard M., Rex Arms Apt.
Steffenson, Lawrence M., Klamath Falls.
Sturgeon, Leonard K.. 121 Rtna.
Sturgeon, Howard E.. 1621 Etna.
Thurber, Louia A., 1752 Arthur.
Toung, Arnold J., tss Broad.
Board No. 1
Alexander. Gerald Harden. S405 Hope St.
Adams, Glenn Robert-. SS56 Blibee street.
Alexander, Leslie. Raymond, 2405 Hope
ktreet-
Anderson, Victor Douglaa, 46S3 Cannon
avenue.
Adreon, Clarenoe R., GilchrliU
Bowes, John Wesley, 1M9 Waatland.
Batler, Alfred. Beatty.
Ber green, John Edwlo, Portland.
Blub, Arthur LeRoy, Herlong. Calif.
Brigga, John William, Eugene.
BratUin, Blaine Allen, Corvalll.
Bray, George Albert, Ashland.
Bridget, Charles, Long Beach. Calif.
Blackwell, Joseph Wallace. SheTlfn.
Cunningham, Charles Robert, Merrill.
Chappell, J. B.. Culver City, Calif.
Craig. Rodney Charles, Dellwood, Ore
rvmtnrt Jnnpnli Howard. CorvallU,
Chapman, Forrest Marvin, Phoenix, ArU.
unaiourn, jhouju n. r., nu.
Carnea, Raymond J., 2 E. Main.
Cress, Harmon Blame, 2949 Biioee.
Dacy, Henry Wallace, Kodtak, Alaska.
Daniels, Dick Lawrence, Portland.
Diett, Harry Clinton. Portland.
DeCoita, Raymond Earl, Route t.
Drazil, Jerry, Malta.
Derby, Benjamin Henry Jr., Route S.
Emery, Frank Adam, Paisley.
Edgar, Woodrow, Gilchrist.
Kffman. George Gray, Chlloquln.
Ervin, Darren wain. ox isc
Verguson, Wilbur William, Fort Klamath,
Or!
re.
Freeman. Ram. Portland. Ore.
Glbeson. George Russell, Holtoa, Kaosaa.
Gabbard, Robert, Bend, Ore.
Goodwin, John Woodvill, Laurel. Mil.
Gibson, Henrey L-, Esplanade court, Apt.
Glanomelt). Aldo Pan, ChUoanin, Ore.
GravbW, WUbor B.. ComlUi, Ore.
Hack, Darwin Vernon, Keno, Ore.
Hickman, LeRoy Kennlt, Portland, Ore.
Hebert, Delbert, Eugene, Ore.
Harris, Leonard Woodrow, Portland. Or.
Haves, Ravmond Bessel, Grant Pass.
Heck man, Robert Lyle, Modoc Point. Ore.
Harbison, David Lindsay, Ashland, Ore,
Ipe, Arthur Francis, Maryavllle, Wash.
Johnson, Uoyd L., Cblloquin, Ore. .
King, Earl Herman, Venice, Calif.
Klndrlck, Arthur Jeff. Central Point, Calif.
Ka ff ton. Hugh Charles, Eugene, Ore.
Kurtx, Harry Oscar, Albion, Idaho.
Kit ridge. Warren Harding, Oakland. Calif.
Kerns, Jr., Benjamin Rout 1 Box
97.
Xeso, Frank Leslie, Oak Harbor, Wash.
Lybrand, John Anderson, Bout 8, Box
OS.
Lhamon. George Oliver, Portland, Ore,
Latng, Malcomb Walter, Klamath Fall.
Marsh, Herbert B., Portland.
Malony, Furlon Lod, Chlloqula.
JlcLnin, Theodore Joseph. Portland.
MacFadden. Lowell Leon, Bend.
Mann. William David, Greenville, Calif.
Mitchell, Jack Walton, Route 8, Box 40$.
Nichols, Kenneth Earl. Eugene, Ore.
Napier, Jules Verne, 1332 Sargent.
Powell, DeLane Qutnton, Dlerks, Ark..
Prtiltt, Jamea Bruce, Modoc Point.
Posey, John Robert, Shevlln. Ore.
Ross, Fred Albert, Doland, South Dakota.
Reterstoff, Francis Arnold, Salem, Mich
igan. Riley, James A.,
Redmond, John James, Seattle, Wash.
Rupe. Clarence- Elmer, 1518 Etna.
Shadduck, Irvln Babe, Route 8, Box 881
Smith, Irvln, Beatty, Ore.
Smith. Donald Edward, Chlloquln.
Reholthauer, Roy Jerome, 4M7 Cannon.
Taylor. Clare. Chiloquin, Ore.
Vlnk, Herald Bert, Portland. Ore.
Willard, Wilfred Gerald, 1141 Homedalc
Road.
Wilson, Clyde Eugene, Bremerton, Wash.
Week, Lorenzo Buford. Beatty, Ore.
Woods, Wesley Byron, Richmond, Calif.
Ward, John Nathaniel, Montrose, Miss,
Ward, William Syatte, Gilchrist, Ore.
Williatna. George Lenard, Kerbv. Ore.
Walts, Jr., Herbert William, 4flM Peck
Drive.
Transfer From Other Board (Board f)
Apple, J. C, Kirk, Ore.
Andrews, Deibert Elton. Mowlch, Or
Bent. Lyle Jennings, Algoma, Ore.
. Choate. Wlillnm David. Chlloquln, Ore.
England, Woodrow Wilson, Tfonesta, Calif.
Fleming. Ford Brown, Route S, Box 182.
. Hogan. Phillip Monroe, 2409 ShasU Way.
Hou&ke, Alvln. Modoc Point, Ore.
Jtmlnex, Valente C., Tennant, Calif,
Jamison, Robert, Anchor Hotel.
. Kendall, Alec James, Merrill. Ore.
Leseman, Raymond Gordon, Blv, Ore,
Martin, Thomas Franklin, 45 19 Shasta
Way.
Martin, DarrrM Everett, 4519 Shasta Way.
Smith. Cornelius Leland, Tulelake, Calif.
At least It breaks the monot
ony when a business man, after
giving dictation all day long,
takes it all evening.
If you ask the average little
boy what he's going to the store
for, he can't think of any good
reason.
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FOR
MARCH
Hey, ;Ma ring!
(U. S. Marine Corp Photo From NEAy
Displaying unusual -Indifference for a Marine, this Leatherneck)
mascot at Quaniico, Va., base seems unaware of the wave fromi
pretty Birl at right. ASheXdauShter1ofiMarine1n?lutchJj
Four more firms had gone 100
per cent in contributing to the
American Red Cross war fund
drive on Monday.
Les Offield, in charge of the
business district campaign, said
that J. C. Penney employes are
100 per cent and that the Pen
ney contributions are double
those of last year.
Other firms joining the 100
per cent group are Black and
White service station, Currin's
for Drugs and the Quality mar
ket. Fined $100 for
Beating Bus Driver
PORTLAND, March 9 (JPh-
Lucille Morris was convicted In
municipal court yesterday of at
tacking a bus driver because he
didn't stop at her corner. The
driver's glasses were broken and
his face cut. Judge J. J. Quillin
fined her $100.
How often
change oil?
Standard engineers believe that "change oil every 1000 miles" Is
still the best advice to follow. They've warned us, though, against
fudging up to 1500 miles between changes. Oil dilution is going to'
be more severe with cold engines and short trips.
And speaking of cold engines, that's where the sticUng-to-lt-ivenea
.of RPM Motor Oil is perhaps even more important than ever be
fore. While your carissleepinginthe garage, "RPM" keeps holding
. right onto the friction spots, so it'll be right there when things
begin to move.
I
(UOAt-Mar. IS Is last
day to use Coupon U, War
Ration Book No. L good for
three pounds of sugar.
run cms-Coupon 4, good
until Mar. 27 in Zone A,
Apr. 19 in Zone B, Apr. 8 in
Zone C. (As extended).
OASOLINI-Mar.21 Is last
day to use the No. 4 Coupons
in A Ration Books.
How to see. in the dark
A good trick when driving at night, es
pecially in dim-out areas, is to keep your
dashboard lights off except when you check
your instruments. It helps your eyes get
used to the dark. Your Standard Service
Man or Woman is glad to do the equally
important work of keeping your windshield
and headlights clean.
STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA
February Lumber n
Cut Reported on
Upgrade Again
SEATTLE, March 9 (") The
West Coast Lumbermen's associ
ation reported today the aver
age weekly cut in February was
126,505,000 board feet, or 83.3
per cent of the 1939-42 average.
It termed It "a remarkable
comeback from a midwinter
low," and 20 per cent more than
the January weekly average, due
to "hard work and exceptionally
clear, dry days.
Orders averaged 132,291,000
board feet; shipments, 134,292,-
000, and the unfilled order file
stood at 1,045,208,000 board feet
at the end of the month, with
gross stocks at 462,841,000.
A Florida man broke his arm
while swinging at a golf ball.
Add hazards of driving.
COLDS
? Y7 . ?
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Ken eve misery, as most mowers
as most n
do. Rub tho
throat, chest
I 1 Kilt,
WICKS
time - tested V VapoRub
should you
COPPII-Mar. 21 is last
day to use Coupon 26, War
Ration Book No. 1.
VIOITAILIS ANO PIUITl
(Proc.n.d)-Mar. 81 is
last day to use Blue A, B
and C point coupons in War
Ration Book No. 2,
f HOIS-June 16 is last day
to use Coupon 17, War Ra
tion Book No. 1, to buy shoes.
Mr ur MM TMt imIM
CONCERT
MEMBERSHIP
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First day of the Klamath
Community Concert association
campaign was underway Mon
day morning and several work
ers had turned in lists of new
members and renewals. Attrac
tions of the 1943-44 season are
the Columbia all-star opera quar
tet featuring Igor Gorin, bari
tone; Josephine Tuminla, colora
tura soprano; ' Helen Olhelm,
mezzo-soprano, and Nino Mar
tini, tenor.
Headquarters were openod
Monday at the Willard hotel and
a telephone installed. The num
ber is 6613, and the chairman,
Mrs. Martin Swanson, and her
assistants will be on hand daily
from 10 a. m. to S p. m., to an
V
OPENS
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f A 1. . ,
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Cocktail tabl., glass Imtf
Another Exceptional Ward Value I See Thlt
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Easy to imagine what a beautiful bed
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ury appearance with New Guineawood
veneers, hardwood. One drawer parti
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Buy en Wards Convenient
Payment Plan! Use While
You Pay Out of Income I
swer questions and Issue mem
berships.
Any person, adult or student,
may become a member of tlio as
sociation by paying membership
dues, it was stressed by Dave
Ferguson, here to conduct the
one-week ciunpuign. Forgusou
stated that almost without excep
tion all campaigns in his terri
tory have oversubscribed last
year's membership. The fact that
gas rationing has cut down travel
and that most residents of the
community will remain at home,
is important to remember In se
curing tickets for next season.
All memberships must be In
by 2 p. m. Saturday, March 13.
No memberships will be sold
after that timo.
EXPENSIVE MISTAKE
PORTLAND, March 9 VP)
Douglas Rahler, Ncwberg farm
er, drove into a Portland park
ing lot today, jumped out of his
car, handed tho 23-cent parking
fee to a man and hurried to a
meeting.
He returned to find throe cases
of eggs, valued at $42, missing
from his car. Tho man ho mis
took for tho lot attendant was
gone, too. And he still owed
for the parking privilege
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lop .-. r. r. 7.94 Ward, low Prk T
114
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20 Down on
WarJt Paymtnt Plait
Ninth stroor, Corner Pine ijptiyfw
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In commemoration of the com
pletion of a year's service and
in honor of new men who hnvo
just completed tholr required
training, the Klamnth Fulls Po
lice Reserves, numbering ap
proximately 12S men, will meet
Wednesday evening at 8 p. m., in
the circuit court room at tho city
hall.
At this time certificates of
merit will bo awarded to all men
who have complctod tholr civil
ian defense training, the stand
ard course in first aid, and the
required training In police work.
Service stripes will also.be as
signed to all men who have been
In the organization for the past
year.
The speakers of the evening
will includo Police Chief Earl
Heuvel, Mayor John . Houston.
and Captain of Police Reserves,
juynn Koycrott.
Captain Roycroft will turn In
his resignation at the meeting, as
he Is taking over the director
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ship of tho civilian dufonso tei'V'
Ices.
All men from the five dis
tricts are to report at the clly
hall shortly boforo 8 p. in., Wed
nesday evening. Those with uni
forms should wear thorn,
Tiny Tot Crowds
Lots of Thrills
Into One Hour
Douglas Rocdor, Just two and
one-half yours old, crowded a lot
of thrills Into one hour around
noon yesterday when he wan
dered away from homo nt 1705
Eldorado street, and came back
on a pallco moturcyclu.
Douglni and his big Chesa
peake dog, decided to exploro
tho flats at the end of Eldorado.
Pollco found him tlicro throw
ing sticks In a big middle and
Officer Sid Herbert piloted tho
young explorer home on the po
lice "bike." Dnuglns Is the son
of Mr. and Mrs, Howard Rcoder,
The curse nf Hurl will hrlnu
about tho fall of thoso civiliza
tions and violent nrden whirl.
deny cornornl liberties Vntlrim
statement.
FELTED COTTON
D
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SEWER TUX EKED
The city Is foreclosing on all
treot and sower assessments de
linquent front 1030, It was an
nounced Monday by P o 1 i e
Judge Harold Franey, Assess,
mnnts must bo paid up through
1IKIU to provent foreclosure, It
was slated.
First advertisement of fore
closure will ho published next
week. Residents with delinquent
Ileus who are interested In re
taining tholr property are asked
to contact the police judge to
mnko arrangements for Immedi
ate payment.
Several hundred pieces of
property are Included In this
year's foreclosure, according to
tlio office.
I am determined to try tho vol.
until iy method and do every
thing In my power In nil sincer
ity to mnko the voluntnry meth
od work. Manpower Director
Paul V. McNutt.
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on Poym.nf Pio
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