March 80, 1043
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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OUR MEN AND WOMEN
IN SERVICE
ft, &
IN WYOMING 2ml LI. Hub
NIl'ocIuiiiuk, noil of Mr. unci Mm.
M. IC. Nlcoilmmm, 72(1 Hnxowuy
cirlvo, is now stiilluncd at Cnmp
Warren near
L.nnyonne, wyo., 'j
witu mo u. a.
iiniiy ii I r corps,
ciiiirlvriiin a t o r
division, Youiik
Nicocloimis loft
Kliimnlh V a I I
with tho Niitlon-
ni uiuirci ii nil i
wim ntiitlniipd iili!
(Q Fort SlophoiiB A
....ill I. ..... ;'7
liillll HU wim iji'
tlorcd to Camp
I
l.oo, V., for of
ficii triilnliiK
After n lirlrf
vIhII hero hit
left for Cnmp Wiurcn where
lio U ntnlloiii'il nl thin tlijio,
KuhhoII Kiilrchlld of this city,
who Ik in finny service nt Sun
Lulu Obispo, C'lillf., linn received
another promotion from cor
poral to stuff nTKoiint, accord
Ins to word received by h I
wife, Mm. Patricia Fnlrchild of
044 Kldonido street. Ho I the
ion of Mr. and Mm. Russell
Kiilrchlld Sr., of I5U0 Wordcn
avenua.
Private, ChurlcK Ahl l.i station
ed In the Iliiwniliui Islumls nt
pre.ient. lis In '
II. l.nll.MM I '
Mr. Earl H.
(M KniBht of 031
Kano atrect and
Richard Ahl.
both of Ktnmath
Falls. Private
Ahl att e n d a cl
Hlvorsklo school
hero. Ho him
been In the ser
vice ono yenr
and six months.
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LUBBOCK. TEXAS, ARMY
FLYING SCHOOL Stephen G.
Ninon of Chemult, son of Robert
13. Nason of Chemult, has report
ed to this twin-engine flying
school for the final lap of his
training in an air forces flying
officer. Cadet Nason was a
block noller prior to enlisting in
tho air forces in 1041 and he
served as crew chief on planes
prior to being accepted as a
cadot. Ho had primary training
(O at Bonhnm, Tex., and basic at
Shcrmnn, Tex, His wlfo resides
in i;inmnlh Falls at 4104 Blubco
avenue.
Lt. Ted Chrlstenson, who left
Klamath Falls with the nation-
al guard almost three years ago.
Is now stationed at Fort Roso-
crans, Calif., according to word
received by friends of tho local
boy. Chrlstenson spent two
years at Fort Slovens ond then
attended officers training school
in Fort Monroe, Va., going from
thers to Fort Rosccrans. Ho mar
ried a Seattle girl, Shirley Gay,
since leaving hero. Lt. and Mrs.
Chrlstenson visited here In De
cember with Mr. and Mrs. J
iff m ffff r V!5
mi irmu
for ME!
uumrw
wma . ..
3 GOOD SANITATION
fefc fet
F. Prltchard. Ho Is a former
Heruld and News boy, and his
ii nr nil l. Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Chrlstenson, are now living In
Medford.
viritb HOME Private 1c Ste
phen Subo was In Klamath Fulls
some weeks ago visiting at tho
homo of h i our- .
onts hero, Mr.
and Mrs. Ste
phen Bubo of
:iH4ll South
Sixth street, but
has returned to
his army nost.
Prlvato Snbo Is
In tho const ar
tlllerv linn d.
quiirlers offleo nt Fort Warden,
Wash. Ho Iiiin been In the uriny
slnco August, 1042.
PROMOTED Here
Subo, who was
promoted to
c o rp o r a 1 this
month, Corporal
Sabo, who Is the
son of Mr. and
M r s. Stephen
Snbo of this
city, Is In the
414 night flyers jf'J--f -' .p
squadron, U. S. jflXjsV ft
army air corps, -..jf it .' .
Ho now has a jf ' ':
Now York post-".' i ...ii
offleo address.
Paul will hnva been In tho serv
ice almost nine months by the
first of next month.
Francis Brlttnln, senman first
class, Is homo on 30-dny leave to
visit his mo'her, Mrs. Lena Brlt
tnln of Box 806-Z, Klamath
Falls. Brittain had been serv
ing at sea.
FORT DES MOINES, In.
Auxiliary Flory E. Keen, of 302
Commercial avenue, Klamath
Foils, has completed basic train
ing at the First Women's Army
Auxiliary Corps training center
here, and has been selected for
specialist training In adminis
trative school,
Sam Konnlo, 1041 graduate of
KUIIS, has completed his trnln
Ing nt Camp Farragut, Ida., and
has been sont to tho navy avia
tion sheet metal school at Nor
man, Okla. Konnlo is the son of
Mm. S. F. Konnlo, 305 West
Sixth street, Vancouver. He
would like to hear from friends,
ond his address is USNASS Cen
ter, Bnrrncks 72. Norman, Okla.
SPRAGUE RIVER Staff Sgt.
Floyd Young has been visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Young of Sprague River. Sgt.
Young Is a gunner on a bomber
and at present Is stationed at
the air base In Casper, Wyo.
CAMP ROBINSON, Ark.
PFC Austin J. Hubbard, former
ly a bookkeeper for Swift and
company, Klamath Falls, has
been promoted to tho grade of
corporal In the 14th training
regiment of the branch Immo-
?' Jl . Hue and RTOW. XOU u poiuv
lt needs toUve ana grow m
Th only poultry water tablet which
act hi a disinfectant, bowel astringent
and fungicide. Easy and economical to
ue. Don't take needles chance on
viicm In your flock!
terlal replucoment training cen
ter, Camp Joseph T. Robinson,
Ark.
Corporal Hubbard has been at
Camp Robinson slnco November
23. Prior to his Induction at
Fort Lewis, Wash., October 31,
1042, Corporal llubbiird resided
at 034 Market street, Klamuth
Falls. Ills mother lives In Med
ford, Ore.
SAVANNAH, Gu Wilson Mc
Donald, son of Frank A. McDon
ald, 2434 Reclamation street,
Klamuth Fulls, Ore,, has been
promoted to tho rank of cor
poral, It was announced today
by officers of Ills squadron at
Hunter Field, Savannah army
air base.
Corporal McDonald, who Is 29
yenrs old, entered tho service nt
Fort Mt-Arthur on April 13, 1042.
Prior to entering tho service he
attended Hood River high school
mid Pino Grove, school, Hood
River, Ore., and was a foreman
for a construction compnny. He
resided nt 2434 Reclamation
street, Klamath Fulls, Ore.
SOUTH PACIFICWord has
been received by Mr. mid Mrs
Karl Sloan, 414
Oak street, that
their son, Bert
Allbritton, hns
been promoted
to first class sen
man. His par
ents nlso heard
from Australia
that Allbritton
attended a
Christmas pnrly
nt her home All
britton Joined
the navy last
August and has been on duty in
tho South Pacific.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Gruborman
of Chiloquin received word that
their nephew. Sergeant Keith R.
Shull, 10 -year-old
son of Mr.
and Mrs. Rny C.
Shull, Central
Point. Ore., hns
returned from
Washington, D
C, where he
wns decorated
with tho coveted l- V
air medal for -f
the work he did
in the Aleutian j
islnnds Inst sum- j ? '
8
mer. mis oiii-aawi
ccrs, Major Corey, Captain Rice
and Lieutenant Johnson, were
ench awarded the Distinguished
Flying Cross.
Sergeant Shull wns one of 11
men chosen to go to Washington,
D. C, and receive these awards.
While In Washington, D. C, Ser
geant Shull hnd the plcnsuro of
sitting opposito Gcncrnl "Hop"
Arnold at one of tho many ban
quets given for those men. Their
squadron wns one of the first to
contact the Japs at Kiska last
June. During tho four months
they worked in the Aleutians,
Scrgcnnt Shull wns tnil-gunncr
on a aerodynamic honey B-26
Martin medium bomber.
FORT BLISS, Texas, March
22, 1043. The promotion of Or
vlllo L. Johnston of Klamath
Falls, Ore., to be a technician,
4th grade. In the service here
was announced today by the
public relations office. The pro
motion Is effective at once, and
comes in recognition of his mer
itorious application to duty.
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tTS SIMPLE ARITHMETIC to figure you're money ahead when
you push pullets to quick maturity. You may save a little
this summer by stinting on growing feed. But your pullets
will use their laying mash next fall to grow on and you'll,
be out both eggs and feed.
So, since you pay for growing
not. help yourself to big pullets laying lots of early fall
eggs by feeding GROW EN A
CHOW (with your grain). It
takes only about 16 pounds
'of Growcna (or 7 pounds of
GROWING CHOW and 11
pounds of grain) to carry a
Ipullct to maturity.
I , 'Nr.-
Come In and see us about your
growing feed need today.
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SALEM, March 30 (P) Four
measures that will save Oregon
taxpayers millions of dollars a
year In state and federal taxes
beginning with payments made
next year had the approval today
of Governor Earl Snell.
Ho signed the community
property bill today, which, by
enabling taxpayers to go on a
community property basis and
thus moke It possible lor hus
band end wife to file separate
returns, will save Oregon's more
wealthy taxpayers $0,000,000 a
yenr In federal Income taxes.
La to yesterday he signed the
three big state Income tax bills,
which will give state personal
and corporation Income taxpay
ers a 30 to 40 per cent tax cut
next year amounting to at least
$3,000,000. One of these bills
also gives school districts $5,000,
000 a year to reduce property
taxes.
Tho governor signed today the
bill to bring occupational dis
eases under the workmen's com
pensation law.
OW AMBULANCE
ES
The new ambulance presented
to the Klamath platoon of the
Oregon Women's Ambulance
corps by the Elks lodge last
week, made its first call Monday
afternoon when It was used to
move home a patient recovering
from an appendectomy at a local
hospital.
Those in charge of the ambu
lance for Its initial run were
Lieut. Berdena Reedcr, Corp.
Mona Dixon, Privates Eva Long,
Lee Evans and Edna Culley.
The Klamath county court re
cently made a donation of two
litter stretchers to be used In the
new ambulance - which is sta
tioned at the city hall, through
tho courtesy of the city council,
where lt is available for welfare
and emergency calls, according
to Lieut. Reedcr.
Man Sentenced for
Blacking Eyes of
Ten-Year-Old Girl
SPOKANE, March 30 (P)
D. W. Stewart was sentenced to
30 days in Jnil yesterday, with
an additional five months sus
pended, for thrashing his daugh
ter so severely he blacked one of
her eyes.
Stewart told Justice of the
Peace Raymond F. Kelly he pun
ished the 10-year-old child for
telling her teacher Stewart had
said the teacher "was not fit to
be around human beings."
He pleaded guilty to a charge
of third degree assault.
mmt
feed whether you buy It or
(complete) or GROWING'
OKAYS
TAX MEASURES
Rationing
Calendar
War Price and Rationing
Board, 434 Main strtet. Office
hours dally, 10:30 a, m. to
6:00 p. m.i Saturday, 10:30
a, m. to 4:00 p. m.
RATION BOOK NO. 2
March 31 Blue stamps A,
B and C in book No. 2 (can
ned, dried or frozen fruits and
vegetables) expire at mid
night. April 30 Blue Stamps D,
E and F (Canned, dried, or
frozen fruits and vegetables)
expire at midnight.
March 29 Rationing of
Meat, Butter, Cheese, Canned
Fish and edible oils starts.
Red stamps only from Book
No, 2 to be used as follows:
period coupons expire.
STAMPS, WHEN THEY MAY BC USED
A-Mfli fi n A rril to. 1913 inc.
Il-Aprll 4 to Afirll 20. Inc.
C April II Ui April 90. 191.1 Inc.
I-Aprll It I', April M. 1913 Urn.
MEATS AND FATS
March 29 to April 7 Insti
tutional Users of Meats and
Fats must make application to
local War Price and Rationing
Board for allotments of these
items. Inventory of stock on
hand as of March 28 to be fur
nished. SUGAR
May 31 Stamp No. 12,
good for five pounds, expires
at midnight.
COFFEE
April 24 Stamp No. 26,
war ration book No. 1 of book
holders 14 years of age or
over, good for 1 pound of cof
fee, expires at midnight.
GASOLINE
May 21 No. 5 stamps, each
good for four gallons, expire
at midnight.
TIRES
March 31 Cars with "A"
books must have tires inspect
ed before this date. Same
basic rules as for passenger
cars apply to motorcycle "D"
books.
SHOES
June 15 Stamp No. 17,
war ration book 1, valid for
purchase of one pair of shoes,
expires at midnight. Family
stamps are interchangeable.
PROCESSED FOODS
April 1-10 All retailers of
processed foods register with
local War Price and Ration
ing Board, 434 Main, office
hours dally 10:30 a. m. to 5:00
p. m.; Saturday 10:30 a. m. to
4:00 p, m. '
FUEL OIL
October 31 Fuel oil 5th
period coupon expire.
LOVE WAS IN THE AIR
EPHRATA, Wash. WP) Fly
ing is an aid to cupid at this
army base maybe it bolsters
the courage.
Lieut Robert H. Hensey, Los
Angeles, circling over Walla
Walla, called the control tower
and requested this message be
sent to his best girl:
"We will be married on the
25th."
In a few minutes a message
came back "She said yes."
0Q000GOGX9 del
VMKt .4 SO. nr. OFIAYINO HOVi"t jffiT
hnSOKTSPKCt SHOULD WOuUCt' Sjb5Tfa-5-a - JJ-j. -
Fill your laying hou ond Iteep II filUd at a first tp la capacity tag
production. Ono htn requires 4 ej. feet of laying houee floor apace . , .
, a good hen can lay 200 eggs a year. Make this your goal. Keep a good
,hen tn each 4 equare feat of your laying houee feed your hens for
' capacity production. Sea ua for details of a plan to do this job the,
Purina Balanced Income Plan, f "
FEED, FOR EXTRA EGGS
Purina laying Chow ara built to pre-1
due loti olegq. If you have ecratch j
grain, balance it with Purina Lay CSovr.f
( you havo no grain, feed Purina Layenq,.
a complote feed.
Clean- and Disinfect
LAYING HOUSES
PURINE
CRE-SO-FEC
tit nt
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April first was set as the
deadline by the fertilizer com
mittee for receiving applications
for the additional ammonium
phosphate (16-20) fertilizer
awarded this week by federal
authorities. All applications of
Klamath county potato growers
who have not yet secured their
fertilizer should be made to the
county agent's office, Federal
building, Klamath Falls, and all
applications of growers on Tule
lake should be made to the de
partment of agriculture office at
Tulclake. It is particularly Im
portant that this be completed
by Thursday night, April 1, as
the committee will meet Friday
night to work out plans for al
lotment to counties as requested
at the meeting held last week.
In Klamath county allocation
of fertilizer to Individuals will
be made through the Klamath
county farm machinery ration
ing committee. On Tulelake a
special committee has been ap
pointed for this purpose.
Algoma Employe
Dies Suddenly at
Home Saturday
William Emery Lloyd, 67, for
the past 27 years a resident of
Klamath county, died suddenly
at his home In Algoma Saturday
evening. Mr. Lloyd served for
the past six years as mill em
ploye and watchman for the Al
goma Lumber company.
Mr. Lloyd Is survived by his
wife, Lenora, of Algoma, five
sons and seven daughters. One
son. Pvt. Ralph A. Lloyd, is a
prisoner of war in the Philip
pines, and another son, PFC Wil
liam E. Lloyd Jr., is with the
US army in North Africa. Fun
eral services will be announced
by Whitlocks.
Barefeet Not Style
For Sheepherders
WASHINGTON, March 30 (T)
Sheepherders won't have to go
barefoot because of shoe ration
ing. The office of price administra
tion amended Its regulations to
day to allow persons whose oc
cupations require them to be
away from any available supply
for long periods to apply for ex
tra rations. Heretofore, persons
with two pairs of wearable shoes
were not eligible to apply.
LADIES ATTENTION
WI NOW HAVE
LUSTOR OIL
CREME OIL
LAVENOIL
PERMANENT WAVES
AT REASONASLI PRICES
Machineless Permanent!
Are AIM OIvmi
MARY'S
BEAUTY SHOP
4I Main Dill ITI
Unliln Wlllltt Bids.
5fr$$3r$$3eseie.i
RAISE FALL CHICKS
Thit I a tfrcA yor to
nolp topacilr ptodue.
tloa by ilattlng a jolt
brood t ehleki. & u$
(ot good chJcb oad r '
PURINA STARTENA
'Pleniy Warm Says Max
Hibbard About New Guinea
An Interesting letter has been
received by Mrs. J, F, Prltchard
of the Keno highway from Sgt.
Max Hibbard, U. S. army air
corps, a Klamath Falls youth,
good friend of the Pritchard
boys. He is now somewhere In
New Guinea.
"Once again lt is letter writ
ing time so I guess I'll drop a
few lines over that way. As you
probably well know, it Is you
folks at home who occupy most
of our thoughts over here.
"As censorship rules are very
rigid, there is very little to
write about. We are not allowed
to write about weather or ter
rain, however, I'll try to tell
you as much about this country
as x can and hope it will pass.
"We are not far from the
equator, so it is plenty warm
most of the time. The seasons in
this part of the country are Just
opposite from home, but seasons
don't mean much here. The only
part that changes is the name.
We have many different kinds
of tropical fruit such as ba
nanas, cocoanuts, papayas, and
others. Also a few snakes, most
ly pythons. They sometimes
reach a length of 30 or 40 feet.
The largest one I have seen was
about 25 feet long.
"The kangaroo here differ
from those in Australia, being
smaller. They are the same in
every other respect. The cor
rect name for the midget kan
garoo is 'wallobie.' They are
Let's all dig in
Our Country has asked as to roll trp our sleeves, pat
on oar old clothes, get oat and dig. Hundreds of
thousands have responded to the call, and have gone
to work on one of the most important civilian jobs in
this war Victory Gardens.
If you haven't already joined Uncle Sam's new shovel
brigade, let me warn you that you are, missing the time
of your life. If s the grandest way I know to do some
thing for yourself and your country at the same time.
Free gas ration book holder
Here's the way to keep all your essential-gasoline rationing
information together in one neat little packl Not only that,
but you have a quick easy method of keeping track of your
purchases and budgeting your mileage. This, combined with
the new little booklet on how to save gas and wear, makes an
item that every motorist should have now! Ask your Stand
ard Service Man or Woman for one today.
I
iUOARl May 31 la Inst
day to use Coupon 12, War
Ration Book No. 1, good for
five pounds of sugar. .
OASOIINI May 21 Is
last day to use the No. S
.Coupons in A Ration Books.
eipm April 26 is last
day to use Coupon 26, War
Ration Book No. 1.
VIOITASlll AND FRUITS
(Prot.ii.d) Blue Stamps
A, B and C good through
Mar. 81. Blue Stamps D, E
also very plentiful In New
Guinea.
'There are many native
here. In some parts of the island
they are of a savage nature;
however, we never come Into
contact with them. The only na
tives we see are the friendly
coastal tribes who have a very
limited education gathered from
missionaries.
"There are many curious and
interesting things in these coun
tries over here, but after all,
none of them can stack up with
the good old USA, and we'll all
be glad to get back.
"Best of luck.
"MAX HIBBARD."
If a democracy can by vol
untary measure solve a prob
lem which others have had to
solve through compulsion, it la
one of the greatest tributes to
our ability to do a Job as a de
mocracy. Manpower Director
Paul V. McNutt.
Watch Page 3
This Paper
for
Special
Announcement
Thursday
and F good from March 25
through April 30.
(HOIS June 16 is last day
to use Coupon 17, War Ra
tionBookNo.l,to buy shoes.
miat, cm iisi, oiu, fats, iut.
TIE, CANNIO FISH Red A
Stamps good beginning
Mar. 29, Red B beginning
Apr. 4, Red C beginning
Apr. 11, Red D beginning
April 18. All them stamps
are valid from beginning
date listed until April 30.
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.
Farm Store
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.
Farm Store
Farm Store
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