April H, 10-1.1
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Boost for Victory Loan Drive
JEFFERS ASKS
FIRST TANKS OF WAR
The British first used tanks In
World WBr I. They derived their
name from the fact that they
were sent Into France disguised
as water tanks, in order to con
ceal their Identity from the
Germans.
HEREDITARY
Ilaiserl In a pen where it has
never seen another living crea
ture, a chicken will, when fed,
seize a piece of food and dash
away, looking back now and
then at imaginary pursuers.
COTTON GOES TO WAR
The Texas agricultural experi
ment station says that 230
pounds per soldier ! a good es
timate of what amount of cotton
Is necessary to equip an army.
"Joe," "Java," and "Jamoke"
are the names American sailors
give coffee.
A Jute bag Is a gunny sack.
TOUGHENING PROCEDURE
In order to : toughen thrlr
hands, to that eating hot foods
with their fingers would causa
no discomfort, ancient Greeks)
handled hot pokers,
OF
Mado in 1038, a United State
loan of $23,000,000 to China 14
being repaid with tung oil. '
BE
Y
Always read the classified ads.
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BLACKOUT TO
GREAT DN
PUNISHED
fey ft' 1
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SAI.KM, April 14 !-) Gov
nnnr Kni'l Sncll IxMlcfl II picicln
million tocliiy iiuiklnu Idnckoiit
vlcilutinnn piiiilxlinhlu by Btulu
law,
Tho priH'liiiiuillim, nimlo under
thi) lull! clvllliiii (U'rciimi net, fol
lows it nlinllnr ono iiffuollnK dim
ouln. 'I'lic ruU'ii mo tliu Mime in those
In effect In Ciillfortilu iiihI Wiwh
iiikUhi, mid comply with iirmy
raiut-ats.
Army vehicles, fire trucks,
niiiliuliiiiees mid police cms limy
opcnito clui'liiK liliukoulN iiikI ulr
ruklit, but prlvnto cum ciinnot bo
operated without permit Issued
by tho Kovernor.
)lleiillluhtii of vehicle! per
mitted to operate m u 8 1 bo
iiiiwked, and tho vehicles them
selves must bo easily Identified,
When s blackout or nlr raid
alarm beliis, nil vehicles must
stop at tho sldo of the road or
street, except those allowed to
operate. Street cars must slop
at the nearest loiidlnK points or
lit other safe locations.
PTA Notes
'if jrr;
Ben Gibson, rlaht, local agent of Western States Life In
surance company. Is shown buying from Lloyd Porter of the
First National bank $23,000 In war bonds as a contribution to
ward Klamath county's victory loan drive. The company made
the purchase hero.
City Treasurer to Attend
VVPB Allocation Meeting
FAIRHAVEN
One of tho most successful
PTA meeliniis of tho year wus
held at Kali-haven Itct Thursday
evenlnit, April II. This was Dad's
nllilit, but ri'iilulnu tho men arc
all very busy this year they were
not asked to take chariio of tho
knieetiiiK but Instead, were icsts
'along with tho teachers at a
planned politick dinner served
by the executive committee at 0
p, m. in tho school cafeteria.
Howls of daffodils and pussy
willows centered each labia and
place cards made by tho Tulip
Bluebird (troup of Fnlrhaven
school marked tho places for 05
Kiiosts. After dinner those pres
ent assembled in the school nyni
for the regular PTA meeting. A
report from the nominating com
mittee chairman, Mrs. T, Ci.
.inn, was given and Mrs. A. II.
McLean was elected delcgato to
the stnto PTA convention In
Portland.
following the meeting a social
hour win enjoyed consisting of
singing, games and dancing with
Mabel Hanson, recreation chair
man. In charge assisted by Mrs.
Illuford Howard and Mrs. Kollln
Ciintrnll. Kvcryono reported a
most on Joy able evening.
RIVERSIDE
The spring musicals planned
for tho pleasure of 'Riverside
PTA members is scheduled for
Tuesday, April 20, In the school
auditorium. Mrs. K. A. Fred
rick Is In charge. All interested
mothers are invited.
The stamp sale of Tuesday
netted $110.50, and Hlversiders
have now purchased virtually
$1700 In war savings since the
beginning of tho school year
The goal Is $2000.
Ruth O. nathliiiiy, city treasur
er, will leave Friday for Port
land to attend a meeting where
Maury Maverick of Texas, direc
tor of the government division of
tho war production board, will
speak. Maverick is in Oregon
to get first hand acquaintance
with problems of state and local
officials and to imulyzo what
part the local government can
play In the successful prosecu
tion of the war. llo will also ex
plain what materials and equip'
mcnt local governments may ex
pect tho WPO to allocate to them
for carrying on these services.
Some 80 state and city officials
of Oregon are expected to attend
the session April 10, in the Port
land city hall council chambers.
Mrs. Biithluny will also attend
a board meeting of the Oregon
Finance Officers association on
Saturday. Plaai will bo made
for tho annual meeting to be
held in Portland, May 12 and 13.
Oregon News Notes
WASHINGTON, April 14 (TP)
Rubber Director William M. Jcf
fers recommended today the cre
ation of a separata government
agency under a "two-fisted" ad
ministrator to see that essential
civilian needs are supplied to
bolster "home front morale."
Jcffcrs told the senate bank
ing com in It too ho had reached
this conclusion as a result of his
experiences as rubber adminis
trator, although a little more
than two months ago he voiced
opposition to the proposal.
Endorsing a bill by Senator
Maloncy (D-Conn.) to establish a
civilian supply administration,
Jcffcrs said the head of the new
agency should be "a man like
Earl Smith, head of the Illinois
farm groups." Smith is presi
dent of tho Illinois Agricultural
association.
AERIAL CONCERT
Whistles are attached by the
Chinese to the tall feathers of
pigeons while they are young.
These whistles are tuned to
harmonize. When a flock of
pigeons goes aloft, an aerial
concert results.
Fox hunting Is a national sport !
of the British at home and
they've taken it with them to j
Tunisia.
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During the 1940-1941 market
ing year, U. S. usage of flaxseed
was the largest in 12 years.
By The Associated Press
Tho Portland weather bureau
disclosed that the thermometer
there lifted to a now high of
85 degrees Monday. . . . The
Portland district OPA ordered
all restaurants to submit menus
and prico lists for a check on
maximum prices. . . ,
The Portland coast guard re
cruiting office announced the
enlistment of Ethel E. Bur
roughs, Silverlon, former ste
nographer in tho secretary of
state's office. , . . Tho OPA
warned . that rented trailers
must be' registered as housing
accommodations, since they
como under rent regulations. . .
Eric Underwood, British au
thor, In a Portland Interview
urged the United States and
Britain to stress propaganda
and give propaganda directors
major cabinet positions. . .
The Portland OPA preferred
its first coffee-hoarding charge
against a cafe proprietor "who
contended he had overlooked
35 pounds at time of declara
tion. Always read tho classified ads.
FOR EASTER!
Buy Quality
Sport Coals
and
Slacks
Coats from $13.50
Slacks from $7.50
65 Sport Coats 250 Slacks
To Choose Froml
RUDY'S
MEN'S SHOP
Wh and Main - -
Courthouse Records
Marriagos
PKNBALL-V1NCKNT. John
floury Penbiill,- 2r, rigger. Nil
' live of North Dakota, resident of
Campbell, Calif. Violet Juno
Vincent, 10, file-clerk. Native
of Oregon, resident of Sail Fran
cisco, Calif.
Complaints Filed
Miicbcll Yochem versus Don
Yochein, Suit for divorce,
charge cruel and Inhuman treat
ment. Couplo married In Las
Vegas, Nov., September 28, 1941.
Plaintiff asks custody of one mi
nor child. U, S. Unlenlinc, at
torney for plaintiff,
Juatlco Court
Carl Bernard Mlllor. Operat
ing motor vehicle on left sldo of
highway. Fined $5.50.
Baseball cannot bo played In
Cillpln county, Colo., since there
is no level placo large enough
IVor a diamond.
Consumer expenditures In the
United Slates during 1941 totaled
$75,000,000,000, according to estimates.
If You Suffer 'PERIODIC
mm
Which MaKot You
Waak, Cranky, Nervous
If At (inch 11 mod you, like ro mntir
worn nn nnri ftlrlH HtirTor from cramps,
Iwmlnolins, bnoltnolic?, tflstrrra of "IrrrK
iilnriUcn", prrlwln of tho blurs duo to
functional monthly dlnturlmnrrfl
own ni onco iry juymu k. l'liikiiam
onetflhlo Coninnuntl. Thlri fnmmm 11.
nulil not only helps relievo monthly
pntn hut nlso nccomjmnylnff ttrru,
witk, nervous feci I nun or thin nntnro.
Til lit In brtrnurm of It flontblnu iMTnnfc
on ONK OP WOMAN'S MOST IMl'OH
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Tnkon roKUlurly t.ydln Plnkhnm'i
Cmnpmtnri helpn build up rcHtfiinnro
nitnlnrtl. nuch Hymptmnn, Thounnntbi
Winn thouwintln rrpurt, br unfit,. Alr.o n
tlnn niorniichlu (onto. Follow label Ulroa
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Spring Brighten-Ups for Your Home!
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Waterproof and transparent.
Durable finish. For floors, furn
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WAX APPLIER
For applying self-polishing wax
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