PAGE TWELVE
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
May 1, JIMS .
BLOCK LEADER
DUTIES TOLD
OFFICIAL TABLE OF CONSUMER POINT VALUES FOR MEAT, FATS, FISH, AND CHEESE
No. 2 Effective May 2, 1943
COMMODITY
BEEF
BYCHAIRMAN
The block leaders serve with
the sector lender and assume re
sponsibility for carrying out all
tasks assigned to the sector in
the way of necessary war activi
ties, says Mrs. O. K. Puckett,
chairman of block leader coun
oil. in explaining duties.
Records of names, addresses.
and telephone numbers should
be kept by each block leader of
the families in her immediate
area, so that when a particular
program is to be put on, wheth
er it be one ol consumer inter
ests, salvage, transportation,
child care, nutrition, or war
savings, she will know which
one of her group would be the
one to call on for help in putting
the program through. As time
goes on, all of these issues will
come up, and we are urged to at
tend all instruction meetings
possible, in order to be prepared
for these emergencies. .
There will be radio programs
and feature articles in the press,
. also pamphlets of explanatory
material given to block leaders
for distribution to each family
in her group, according to Mrs.
Puckett.
When a project is launched,
the block leader should send in
a report to her sector or precinct
leader as to the progress being
made in her immediate group.
Salvage of rubber, tin and fats
is a continuous drive. Transpor
tation, child care, housing, con
sumer Interests, and aid to men
in the armed services are also
continuous programs.
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from
HOME
Well, fellas, its been a pretty
quiet week here at home, the
chief noise being the splattering
of rain ... A lot of it fell the
past few days.
It was a big week in the, war
bond business ... County war
bond sales for April, including
the purchase by banks, ran over
$4,000,000 ... A big smoker at
the armory finished off the week
... In the headline event, Fred
Ross, Klamath Falls, knocked
out Elton Lundy, Gilchrist ...
HUHS and Chiloquin lads fur
nished competition for numerous
boxing and wrestling events
War bonds and stamps were re
quired for admission.
Meat rationing is still in ef
fect,' and unrationed buffalo and
elk have made appearance in a
restaurant and at a local meat
counter ... Klamath farmers
have ' started planting 23,000
acres to potatoes . . . Pine work
ers in this area will soon be get
ting 7i cents an hour retroactive
pay.
As we have said, it was a pret
ty quiet week . . . We'll prob-
ably have more to report next
time.
I am convinced that the pent
up, starved demand for consu
mer's goods and the potential
purchasing power available ' in
the hands of consumers have all
the makings of a post-war boom,
the greatest boom we have ever
had. The big problem will be
that of inflation. Carl H. Hen
drickson, commerce department
consultant.
ITEAKS
Portsmours
T-Bons
Club ......
Rik 10-lndictrt
Rlb-7-hdioit
Slrlota
Srtoiit-toMltn
Round
Top Round
to Item Round
Round Tip
Chuck or Should..
FltnH
ROASTS
Mi-StlMill(ChlMI0M0a)
(IB oiO..
Blidt Ris ctandlat (cNnt
km on) (10 cut)
IUg-sbMl!n(cMMboniofi)
(7 tut)
BUdl Rit-stwdlnt (chlM
MM hi) (7 cut) .
Round Tip.
Ruap-hsM li
Runp-tonrioa
Cluck or SbouMtr-teno
Chuck r SbwHst-booslsu..
STEWS AND OTHER CUTS
Short Rita..
PUto-toM la
Pbto-bmttsi
Btiskit-hoMta
BrbM-boMtes
Fbnk MmL..
Nock-too H.
Nark-lMKlKS
HorJdRoood-tomleB
Stank-too l
Sfeuk-hoMlojs..
HAMBURGER
M round Iran ncta,
Auks, shanks, skirts, hod
;. of round, trisktts, piste,
mi BteelUmxn teal
Maoists nd tool tit
COMMODITY
BEEF
VARIETY MEATS
Bnlnj......
HoJrts
KMnoys....
Urors
SwMtbrttds
Tills (oi Joints).
Tongues ..
trip.
. vital
STEAKS ANO CHOPS
loin Chops..
Rio Chops
Shoutttr Chops
Roond$tuk(cutlots)..
SlrlolaSttikor
ROASTS
Rump tnd SliMt-bono In...
Rump ind SMota-toelut J
IK...
Should too n
ShouMor-fcoiNtoss
STEWS AND OTHER CUTS
Brost booo n
Broist honttess.... .
Rank Moot
Neck-ooMtn
Ncek-bontloss
Shank-hone m
Shank ant Hool Meat-bont-
Itss
Ground Veil tnd PatUas-
toI pound Iron necks,
flanks, shanks, breasts,
and mlscttofawri Teal
trieuilnts
VARIETY MEATS
Brains
Hearts...
Kidneys.......
liners
Sweetbreads...
Tonpes
MEATS
(In tin or glass
container!)
Brains
BufeSawatt.
Chtl Con Carae.
DerHedHta.
Defiled Ti
Dried Beet.
Hants and Picnics (when
or half)..
Lunchaon Meat1
MeatuBt
Meat Spreads...
Ftp Feet, nonet
MEATS
On tin or gloss
containers)
PljsFeetf bond Cutbts
Potted ind Deviled
Meats
Sausate It 0I1
Traits
Tosfue, Beef
Tornjue, lamb
Tongue, Pork
Toniut, Veal
Vienna S
AI Other-
COMMODITY
LAMB
MUTTON
STEAKS AND CHOPS
Rib Chops
let Chops end Steaks....
Shoulder Oiees-Made or
ROASTS
let-whole of part ...
Slrtoin Rust-bone la
Yoke, RatUt, or Trtantle-I
bonen
Yoke, Raffle, tt Trlatrle-I
boMlets..
Chuck er Shoulder, seurt
oit-tene
Check tt Shoelder, eteare-
CUt ooafartx .
Chuck er SbMkttr, ttett
cat-tons si
STEWS AND OTHER CUTS
Breest and fttek
Neckbone hi...
Na-o(ira......
Shank-hone k
Lamb Patties heib frwrsj
from nocks, flanks, shanks,
breasts, tnd IscWIaMovs
bab Marines
VARIETY MEATS
Brains.
Hearts
Ihrers
Kldners
Swtethreadi
Teenies
BACON
Bacon-slab or piece, rkd en
Bacto-stab er piece, rind of
Bacoe) slctd, rbed off.. l
Bacot-Canadlaa stjle, piece
or shesd , i . . . i. . . ,
Bacon rinds.....
Bacon-plate and Jowl
squares .
COMMOD4TV
PORK
STEAKS ANO CHOPS
Center Chops ,
End Chops.................
lea - boneless, trash and
cured onlj
Him' hone In, sices
Shoulder Chops and Steaks..
Beam, trash and cured onrj
ROASTS
Uh-whea, ha, er end arts.
lorn-center cuts
Himi-wholo or hill
Him-trn tnd
Himl-uok snt.
Haa-toAelea sheet...
HM-hoMaKs, whole er rah. I
Stew laW-hnk halt (pknlc)
bono la
$bouldor-tankbaQrck)
SheeUer-heit halt (Boston
hrtO-bom) to
Shoukter-hutt half (Boston
hrctbtiioorn'
OTHER PORK COTS
Spererths
Neck and Backbones
Feet-bone hi
Fat Backs and Clear Plates.
Plates, rtralar .
Jowts.
Hocks and Knuckles
leal Fat
VARIETY MEATS
Brains
ChtHtiBn
Ears
Hearts..
Kidneys-.
Liters..
......
TonfUts
Tails
Saooh
FISH
(In bMiy hfvnwUcsBHjr
SoMaiMf CoMStebMt)
Boofto 7
Crabatat u 7
Mackerel 7
Salmon. 7
Sardines , 7
Sea Hirrlat 7
Sta Mortals 1
Shrimp 7
Tuna 7
Yellow TaU 7
AB Other 3
COMMODITY
READY-TO-EAT
MEATS
COOKED, BOILED. BAKED,
ANO BARBECUED
Dried Beet
Htm borM In, whole or hah.
HinV-bono In. Uleoi.......
Himi-bultend
Himv-ahank end
Haa-bonelcss and tatted,
sices
Pknk or Shoulder-toe la..
Picnic or StouMer-bOMloti.
Tonfuos, sHcts.........
Spirttios... ..
(Hp Feel-bone
The point value el any
othac roady.il ossst
iram shall ba dotenalned
by addinf I point ear
pound to tha paint Talus par
pound ol the uncooked tan
tram which it Is pnparad it
U sold whole. Of S points
mc pound shell bo added if
k is cooksd and stead.
SAUSAGE
Orj Seusste-Hird: Trpkal
ItaiM are hard Salami, herd
Cemlal and PeppetosJ...
Sinl diy Saustnc Typical
heats are sort Sitand,
Thurlnier, and Mortadelti.
Fresh, Smoked and Cooked
Sausaie: Typical Items
are Fork Stusie,WleMrs,
Bolotna, Baked loans,
and llyer Sausap
Group I: 100 meat con
loot Group 2: Not less than K
ml; Uor Sausate l
dudtd ret ardhtss of nlf hT
moit conlent
Group: NotltssihanSOX
Group 4: less than 50 but
nan maa m mm;
Souse and Head Chena
Included refardlesi tt Nt It
er meal coolants
Hut" nakil Wakl U as-
trtl nine tf IUOm ctor It
Im iHdft rinltlm i U OWoUl
TaMs al Tlals real VMS.
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FATS ANO OILS
Batten
LanH ......
ShortssMf .
Marprine... .........
Salad and Coo kbit Otts
Oplnt-lpotmd)
CHEESES'
RatiMMi taeoMe ladooi
EuooIm of rstboW
Cheddar (American)..,
Swiss
Brick
Monster
Umburter
Dshjirited-Giited..
Chib
Gouda
Edam
Smoked
Italian (alhardrarletles).
GiMk(aghanfnrletles).
Process Cheese . ........
cneese roods..
monoi. TU Uporuol
Ciu Chma. fkol.
caalol C1tatt Cioiia
k.rt. UooKbMS, IVK
(Ft a tioelile til of
Wh att r H 1 1 iiiS, mo
lb. lUfduira.)
Po
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BfSpkoil
rotcaaue
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miUolSrooDoioilon). It wmA tmthrnu sea OsMal TMe ol Ttooi falol VW
rauTueomcs assets
Mine Sweeper
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To hunt the deadly land mines
fowri by retreating Germans,
, American troops use this device
demonstrated by Pvt. James
Kalaman of Philadelphia while
training In England.
-MEN AND
WOMEN IN
;-SERVICE
FORT BENNING, Ga. (Special)
Nello Giovanini of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, was commissioned
a second lieutenant in the Army
of the United States today upon
successful completion of the of
ficer candidate course at the In
fantry school at Fort Benning.
Lt. Giovanini is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. O. C. Giovanini of
Pelican City.
The new lieutenant enlisted in
the army on September 22, 1943
and served with, the Company
'B" 83 Infantry, Camp Roberts,
Calif.; before going to officer
candidate school three months
ago.
The new officer is a graduate
of Klamath Union high school in
Klamath Falls, Oregon and Uni
versity of Oregon at Eugene,
where he was prominent as a
football player and athletic in
structor. oo
GARDEN CITY, Kan., April
30 VP) Two Klamath Falls,
Ore., men have received pro
motions at the basic flying school
of the army here. Russell H.
Duffy, 19, was advanced to staff
sergeant, and Nolan S. Cooper,
18, to sergeant.
FORT KLAMATH Private
William Bell of a signal corps di
vision of the U. S. army air corps
was transferred April 18 from
Camp Crowder, Mo. to Drew
Field, Fla., and was taken 111 en
route with an attack of measles.
He is now recuperating in the
hospital at the air base, accord
ing to word received here by
his mother, Mrs. Fred Zumbrun,
local postmaster.
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FORT KLAMATH Alfred B.
Castel Jr., has received his classi
fication as pilot following a re
cent 'pre-flight test in which he
was one out of 72 candidates
from a class of 240 to successful
ly pass the examination. Young
Castel expects to be at Santa
Ana air base for two weeks
more, when he will be sent to
another air base to receive pilot
training. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred B. Castel Sr.,
of Fort Klamath and was called
to duty with the aviation cadets
on March 10 after enlisting last
September.
o o o
CHTLOQUIN Elido DeBor
toli, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. De
Bortoli, has been home on a 30
day furlough, after seeing action
in the Pacific war zone. He join
ed the navy December 17, 1941.
Elido is stationed at San Diego
now. Remo, another son of Mr.
and Mrs. DeBorteli, will leave
soon for the services and hopes
to make the air corps.
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KINGMAN, Ariz. Recent
graduate of the army air forces
gunnery school, here, was 20-year-old
Willard W. Moore, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Moore of
Klamath Falls.
Pvt. Moore entered the army
at Portland, Ore., on November
10, 1942.
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CHILOQUIN Chll 0 q u 1 n
friends of Johnny Parisotto are
receiving announcements of his
graduation class 43-D; U. S. army
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air corps on April 22 at Brooks
field, Texas. Johnny will wear
the bars of a lieutenant along
with his silver wings.
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CHILOQUIN Gholston Noah,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Noah,
wears the bars of a lieutenant.
He is stationed at Camp Walters,
Texas. He joined the U. S. army
infantry July 10, 1941. He took
his commissioned training at
Fort Benning, Ga. His folks hope
he will have a furlough soon.
o o o
CHILOQUIN Richard Burt,
brother of Mrs. Art Blocklinger,
is stationed at Hawaii. He joined
the marines when Pearl Harbor
was bombed. He now wears the
stripes of a sergeant. He writes:
"Hawaii is not the beautiful
playground it was when you
were here. It is a land of fortifi
cation." '
CHILOQUIN Sgt. Robert
McCaine, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. McCaine, has been stationed
at one of our farthest outposts.
He writes, "Now we have three
day laundry service and it cer
tainly makes you feel good to see
this much civilization." Sgt. Mc
Caines' wife lives in Portland.
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FARRAGUT, Ida. Recruiting
training began here this week
for Leo Tilley, son of Mr. Roy
Tilley, Tulelake, who is a recent
arrival at this U. S. naval train
ing station.
Always read the classified ads.
Civilian
Defense
News Notes
For tho benefit of block lead
ers who were unable to attend
the afternoon meetings, an eve
ning session will be held at Fre
mont school, Tuesday, May 4, at
7:30 p. m.
A refresher course for air raid
wardens who missed the first
general defense class will be giv
en by Coleman O'Laughlin at
Mills school, Wednesday, May
5, at 8 p. m. Anyone who wish
es may attend. Use front en
trance. Most popular name for men In
the United States is John.
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Reg. Prices Ladle Free
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PUBLIC INVITED
COMMERCIAL FINANCE
Corporation
Announces the Removal of
Its Klamath Falls Office
on May 3, 1943, from
1 16 South 6th Street to ,
116 South 8th Street
: Dial 3265
Automobile Furniture Salary
LOANS
P. A. "BUCK" EVERETT, Manager
Bonded Aubrey, Assistant Monagor
S-251 M-223
Navy Tolls of
Attack on Japs
WASHINGTON. Mny 1 (TT)
The navy announced today thnt
American bombers and fighters
had attacked five Jtipuncse bases
In the Solomon islands Thursday
and Friday, starting large fires
among Installations at Klota and
Kahili.
LOOK WHO'S HERE
' MALOTT, Wash, Wl Several
of Mallott's 400 residents looked
from their windows and gasped.
A large cougar wns padding
through their yards.
Chris Jorgenson's rifle shot
brought him down In the center
of tho town.
Oreqoii News Notes
By Th Associated Press
The state salvage committee
announced a tin can collection
for Oregon this month In which
the winning grade school pupils
will bo guests at a Portland Coast
league baseball game May 22,
girls winning box seats and boys
being allowed to sit on the pluy
ors' bench , , . Brig. Qen, Wil
liam E. Knpner, commanding
general of the 4th air force, In
spected the Portland sir base and
commented that the army was
constantly prepared for any
Japanese bombing attompt , ,
Two white women and a Chi
nese wore sontonced In Portland
to terms ranging from 21 years
to 4 years In prison and flimd
r00 to J3000 on convictions of
narcotics law violations . , , The
congregational conference of Ore
gon scheduled a meeting in Port
land next Wednesday and Thurs
day to namo a successor for Su
perintendent Frank E. Carlson,
reslgnerl, and to consider a pro
posal to drop out of the national
conference . . .
' Columbia river glllnet fisher
men, operating near Portland, re
ported good catches, despite the
small size of fish, at the open
ing of the commercial salmon
season,
Always road the classified ads.
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