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From MarsMUId Mm. Junici
lliiwklun unci noli, Jnmra Diiuk
Iiih, linvo ni'i'lvvd from MiiihIi
field unci urn ntnyliiu lit llio homo
of Mr. and Mia, Hurt lliiwklna,
2121 Vino iivi'iuie. lluwklns has
hnnn mint to Conor D'Alone,
Mnlio, for advanced work In the
C.TT unci riiirluK bin iilwneo Mm.
lliiwklun will nuiko Iter homo In
Klnimitli Kails.
Camp Flra Girls All Camp
Klre (iirls nnil Horizon girls ore
to no lo church (ciich one's own
church) thin Sunday unci wear
their (crvico on tf i In. Ainu. Mon-
duy ut chaul will be "middy
p iy"
Wlni Honori lllKh scholastic
lioiiom for tint timcllng period
Just, ended huvo bom awarded
Richard Yutoi, Kluiniith Kails,
it tha Shattuck iichool, Fair
bnult, Minn.
Courthouse Records
Marriages
FLORY 11ISHOP Jimei
Clayton Klory, H3, shovel opcr
utor. Nntlvo of Wn.ihlnKlon, resi
dent of Khinuith Kalis, iluiol
Muuby bishop, 28. Native of
Carlsbad, New Mexico, resident
of Klnmuth Knlln.
Compiaims Flltd
J. K. Patterson versus City of
Kliunuth Knlls, n munlclpul cor
poration, n. id Klslo Fiiuiiht. Stilt
to qulot title. John Irwin, allor
ney for plaintiff.
Kl.ilo II. Bliickmor. Suit for dl
Elsllo II. Blnckmer. Suit for di
vorce, churKR cruel unci Inhuman
Ircutinent. Couple married In
Chlco, Cnllf., In 1030. J. C.
O'Neill, attorney for plaintiff.
Justice Court
Kiuello Ortcno Ramirez. Fall
ing to procure operator' license.
Fined $3. BO.
Donald Forrest Beckor. No li
cense tug"- Fined $3.60.
Stay on top of
the world
The
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In style as well as sturdiness.
It's another Stetson original,
made by the exclusive Stetson
Vita-Felt Process. That
means durability in times
when quality counts. You can
tell It'a thoroughly American
by those self-assured lines.
Wear a Stetaon "Eagle"
proudly. Show your colors by
the red, white and blue feather
In the band! $7.50.
DREW'S
Manstore
733 Main
Improving Mrs. Harold
Hunch who has been curiously
III at her home, 000 Uphum
atrout, la Improving and in now
nolo to bo up for a lew hours
euch clay,
In Los Angeles Mrs. L, K.
Johnson is spending sevcrnl
weeks vlnltlug witli her parents,
Mr. mid Mrs. C. A. Urness of
l.os Angeles. Sho la expected
homo next weekend.
Roturns to Portland Mrs. E.
W. Chirk who has been visiting
at the home of Ikt sister. Mrs.
Glenn Stivers, 2301 Orchard
avenue, returned to her homo
In Portland on Tuesday evening.
Return Mr. and Mrs. John
Salyer and three sons huvo re
turned from Tucson, Ariz, and
are planning to mnke their homo
again in Klamath Falls.
I nformation:
MAIL CLOSING TIME
(Effective Feb. IS, 1943)
Train 19 Southbound: 6 p. m.
Train 20 Northbound! 11 a. m.
Train 17 Southboundi 7 a. m.
Train 18 Northbound! 10 p. m.
Madford Stag. Westbound, 3:30
p. m., Evening Airmail.
Stages to Allures, Ashland, Lake
view and Rocky Point, 7 a, m.
Theta Rho There will be a
card pnrly Saturday, Murch 27,
at 8 p. m. In the IOOK hall spon
sored by tho Theta Rho Girls'
club.
Ladles Auxiliary All officers
and members of the drill team
of tho Indies' auxiliary of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men are to meet Friday evening.
March 20, at 7 p. m. In the KC
hall. Please bo there.
Judge Ben Lindsey
Dies in California
Hospital Today
LOS ANGELES, March 28 W)
Superior Judge Ben B. Lindsey,
long a prominent California arid
Colorado Jurist, died at 7:30 a
m. today at Good Samaritan hos
Judge Lindsey had entered the
hospital for emergency treat
ment Wednesday night, his wi
dow, Mrs. Henrietta Lindsey, dis
closed. Tha previous day he had
occupied the bench In the chil
dren's court of conciliation,
which he founded some years
ago.
He first became widely known
as a juvenile court Judgo in Den
ver, Colo., and was credited with
originating children's court pro
cedure which was widely copied.
Sprague River
Eddie Shepherd underwent a
tonsllcctomy Saturday.
Visitors in Klamath Falls Sat
urday Included Mr. and Mrs. O.
Ilnmmons, Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Tompkins, Sr., and Mr, and
Mrs. V. H. Tompkins, Jr.
Mrs. Violet Adams has re
turned to Sprague River to make
her home with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Tompkins. She
had been living In Louisville,
Ky while her husband was sta
tioned at Fort Knox.
Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Ferrari
spent the weekend In Klamath
Falls.
Jesse Green and family have
moved to Grants Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. William George
were In Klamath Falls Monday.
Ethan Parrish passed his
physical examination and will
enter military servlco this week.
CAL-ORE
ii open cUfaUt!
ic ORCHESTRA
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY!
BAR SERVICE
THE WAY YOU LIKE IT!
Make, a jbaie! Plan a
NEW YORK. March 25 (TPl
In splici of rationing and the cur-
Inllmnnt rtf rltinihln Blinds, ad
vertising in 1042 showed only a
0.2 per cont decroaso from 1041,
with newspapers cioing oeucr
than the general average.
According to estimates made
by Dr. L. D. II. Weld, director
of research for McCann-Erlck-son,
Inc., published in "Prlntor's
Ink," the lolut advertising in
vxdtmnnt for 1042 was $1.820,.
000,000, or a drop of only $100
million from 1041.
Newspapers were off only 8
per cent. The 1042 total for
.,,. ,mrl will KSRO.000.000.
causing them still to outrank by
far all other media on value oi
advertising ploced. Stringent
HncrntiKi-K in automobile adver
tising and other Items caused tho
percentage docrcusc suilcrea Dy
newspapers to be considered sur
prisingly small.
Rodlo odvonccd 9 per cent,
with S24S.000.000 for 1042,
against $223,000,000 for 1941.
Harry Schenk Made
Chief Deputy of
Secretary of State
SALEM. March 28 (P) Sec
retary of State Robert S. Farrell
Jr., announced tho appointment
today of Harry S. Schenk, Eu
gene, manager of the Oregon
Newspaper Publisher's associa
tion, as his chief deputy.
Schenk succeeds George H.
Flugg, chief deputy since 1034.
The appointment is effective
Muy 1, when Flagg is expected
to receive a new appointment
from Govornor Earl Sncll, prob
ably as public utilities commis
sioner.
Seattle Predicts
Closure of Meat
Packng Houses
SEATTLE, March 28 (IV) An
urgent appeal was telegraphed
OPA Administrator Prentiss
Brown by Mayor William F. De
vln last night, predicting the Im
mediate closing of most meat
packing houses here If tho short
age continues.
"May I urge action to forestall
complete collapse of the meat
supply In this area?" the mayor
asked.
Pocking house representatives,
city and federal officials and
union leaders met with the may
or to discuss the situation.
No Soap Ration
Planned by OPA
WASHINGTON, March 28 (P)
The office of price administra
tion asserted last night it plans
no rationing of soap and contem
plates no order which would
freeze sales of soap.
For several days rumors have
beon current in some western cit
ies that OPA expected to freeze
soai sales preparatory to ration
ing and runs on supplies were
roportcd In a few places.
Always read the classified ada.
Trade News
Interesting Notes of Herald)
and News Advertisers, Their
Products and Activities
Killing the thermos bottle for
tha worker's lunch box is be
coming increasingly difficult for
the homemuker. When coffee
was rationed canned fruit Juices
and soups were frequently call
ed upon. Now that they are
point rationed, homemade soups
and milk shakes will more often
be used.
A delicious milk shake that
can be easily and expertly made
at home uses the new Mavis
cola syrup to sweeten and lend
rich flavor to the milk.
Two cups of milk, two scoops
of Ice cream and four table
spoons of the cola syrup blend
ed together with an egg beater
will just fill the average size
thermos and leave one appetiz
ing glassful for the home
maker's lunch.
This concentrated Mavis cola
syrup has Innumerable other
uses in the home. It may be
used to add zestful flavor to
gelatin salads and desserts, as
flavoring for egg nogs, pud
dings and cookies, and, of
course, is the basis for making
one of America's favorite drinks,
the "coke" at home.
California Law to
Give Farmer Rights
In Labor Question
SACRAMENTO, March 25 W)
The dirt farmer will be given
sweeping authority to attack his
most pressing problem whore
to get farm workers In his
own way and in his own local
community under California's
new food and fiber bill, now on
Governor Earl Warren's desk
for signature.
The legislature, in passing the
till yestcrday.omphasized that
this sweeping state farm labor
program, extending from the
grass roots of the rural towns
to the ttreeta of the biggest
cities, was to be dirt farmer
project.
Plans are being drawn for a
transport plane capable of carry
ing 400 pa.ssengers at 500 miles
per hour to Europe and back
without refueling.
Portland, Navy Fight Over
Treatment Given Sailors
PORTLAND, Maine, March 23
UP) Shore liberty for navy men
In Portland was withheld today
by navy officials In "protest"
against published comment about
the navy and "Inhospitable treat
ment" given navy men In Port
land. A statement Issued at navy
headquarters by Capt. Robert
Porter, chief of staff to tho sen
ior officer present, afloat, said:
"The admiral has ordered that
no liberty be granted to the men
of the fleet, today, as a protest of
the recently published ' articles
recently designed to discredit the
naval service and also against
the inhospitable treatment which
navy men have received ashore
at Portland."
Captain Porter said the navy
was particularly disturbed over
publication of a "letter to the ed
itor" article which, he said, "cer
tainly was no advertisement for
the navy in a good way." And,
he said further that unless condi
tions for navy men ashore im
proved, Portland would not be
considered : liberty port.
Western Turkeys
To Be Canned for
Armed Services
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25
UP) Tho OPA regional office
here said today that more west
ern turkeys probably will be
canned for the armed services.
Turkey canneries producing
for the government and buying
on an f.o.b. basis, have been
authorized, In a new ruling, to
pay prices established for the
seller's shipping point. Hitherto,
canners were permitted to pay
no more than the maximum
base price at their customary re
ceiving point, Jess the freight
charge (multiplied by 1.22) from
the seller's shipping point to
their receiving point.
Always read the classified ada.
Grange Masters to
Talk Meat Problems
PORTLAND, Ore., March 26
(VP) Masters of the state grang
es of Oregon, Idaho and Wash
ington, will meet here Saturday
afternoon to discuss farm prob
lems relative to the meat situa
tion. The state grange office here
said It had received complaints
from farmers that they have not
been allowed to kill and ship to
market animals that were ready
for sale and are now "eating
their heads off on the farms."
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