Mny 12, 1048
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Atttnd Meet A number of
Kliimutli Fill In doctors ultunriud
a meeting of tho Southern Ore
Kim Medical society nt tlin Mttt
tlon hospital, Camp While, Mod
ford, on Wednesday. Tho group
was cntortnliicd by wind rounds
In the mornlnit nt tho hospital,
with tho afternoon devoted to
papers or discussion led by
Camp Whlto medical men Includ
ing Int. Lt. Pntor A. Pernio,
Ciipt. Irving n. Justcr, dipt.
Harold n. Meyers, nnd MnJ. Wll
linm A, Pork Inn. Later nn auto
mobile tour of Cump Whlto win
nuido with dinner Inter nt Kyln's
rrnluiinint nt Central Point. Of
ficer of tho society nro Dr. L. M.
Lehrbnck, vice president: Dr. F.
C. Adiims, Klmnnth Falls, sec-retiiry-trcnsurer.
Dr. E. D.
Kverett of I.nkcvlcw, nnmed
president Inst yenr, hns died
since tho Inst meeting.
Aitlits In Exam E. M. Chll
cote, locnl realtor, left Inst nlxht
for Salem and Portland, to as
sist in the holding of examina
tions for brokers nnd snlesmen.
Examinations nre being hold to
day In Snlem nnd will bo In Port
land on Thursday. Tho business
meeting of the bonrd will be
held on Friday. Nenrly ono hun
dred nre expected to take the ex
aminations In Salem and Port
land. To Georgia Among the 23
enlistees in the WAACs to leave
from Portland for Fort Ogle
thorpe, Cm., where they will
tnko up bnslc training, were four
Klamath women, Gereno Tipton,
Jane Howne and Helen Uric
tlscse, all of Klamath Falls, nnd
Winnlfred Bishop of Klamath
Agency.
From Bly Mrs. Ernest Pad
dock was shopping In Klamath
Kails Tuesday from her ranch
home near Dly.
Eligible Truckmen
Con Get Used Tires
PORTLAND, May 12 (IP)
The offlco of war Information
pointed out today that an eligible
truck operator who Is unable to
get rationing certificates for new
tires because his price and ration
board has exhausted its quota
can obtain certificates for used
tires Instead,
Replacements, whother now or
used, still can go only to ve
hicles Included In Class A In the
tiro rationing regulations.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice is hereby given that I
havo filed my final account and
report as administratrix of tho
estate of Alfred H. Bowers, do
ceased, and the Judge of the Cir
cuit Court of the Stats of Ore
gon, for Klamath County, has
fixed ten o'clock in the forenoon
of June 11, 1D43, and the Court
room of said court In the court
house at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
as the time and place when and
where any person irwiy present
any objections or exceptions to
anything therein contained, and
at said time and place the court
will finally sottle said account.
LILLIAN E. HAYDEN,
Administratrix of the es
tate of Alfred II. Bowers,
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M 12-10-20: J 2 0 No. 228.
BALIN FURNITURE STORE
Ouitting Business
SALE
Everything in This Long-Established Business
MUST BE SOLD! (
Open Stock Dinnerware
Inside House Enamels
Linoleum
Office Desks
Furniture .
Drastically Reduced!
COME AND MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS NOW
Balin Furniture Store
New Baby Mr. nnd Mrs. Rus
sell 1 limned, formerly of Kluih
nth Falls, but now residents of
Grants Pass, aro the parents of
a baby boy. Tho baby, who was
born In Ktigcne, weighed Ul
pounds. Ilassett is tho brother
of Mrs. L. E. Buscy of Klamath
Falls,
PUdgtd Helen Cox of Klmn
nth Fulls was plodgcd to Oak
Leaf, campus women's honorary
at Pacific unlvorslty, Forest
Orovo, according to word re
ceived hero Wednesday.
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MAIL CLOSING TIME
(Effective Ftb. IS, 1843)
Train 19 Southboundi 6 p. m.
Train 20 Northboundi 11 a. m.
Train 17 Southboundi 7 a. m.
Train 16 Northboundi 10 p. m.
Madfoid Stag. Westbound. 3:30
p. m.. Evening Airmail.
Stagts to Alturas, Ashland, Lake-
view and Rocky Point, 7 a. nt.
Card Party The Women of
the Moose will sponsor a card
party Wednesday, May 12, at
8 p. m. In tho Mooso hall. This
Is the Inst game of the scries.
The public Is Invited.
Eagles Auxiliary The Eagles
auxiliary will hold their regular
meeting Thursday, May 13, at
8 r. m. at Englcs hall on Ninth
nnd Walnut. Members nro urged
to attend.
Missionary Social y The
Kathcrlne B. Eddy Missionary
society will meet at the home of
Mrs. Horry Beardslcy, 2700
Derby, on Friday, May 14, at
10:30 a. m. It is to bo a sack
lunch.
FUNERALS
JESSIE MARIE TODD
Tho funeral service for tho lute
Jessie Mario Todd, who passed
nwny in this city on Monday,
Mny 10, will take place from the
chapel of Ward Klnmnlh Funer
al home, 023 High street, on
Thursduy afternoon nt 2 o'clock,
tho Rev. William Rice of tho Im-
mnnuel Bnptlst church officiat
ing. Commitment services and
Interment will follow In the
Llpkvllle cemetery. Friends are
invited to attend.
JAMES CHARLES JOHNSTON
Funeral services for the late
James Charles Johnston, who
pnssed nwny In Onklond, Calif.,
on Monday, May 10, 1043, fol
lowing an extended Illness, will
be held In the First Presbyter
Ian church at the corner of Sixth
and Pine streets on Thursday,
May 13, 1943 nt 3 p. m with the
Rev. A. Theodore Smith of the
First Presbyterian church officii
atlng. Commitment services and
vault entombment family plot In
Llnkvllle cemetery. Friends Bre
Invited.
I think wo have tho best fight
ing pilots In the world. I can
sny frnnkly thnt this generation
of youths Is the most daring and
courageous ever to fight for our
country. Capt, Eddie Rlcken
backer.
430 Main
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WASHINGTON, Mny 12 (IP)
Prospects still are bright for an
Increase In coffee rations, OPA
officials suld today, but no de
cision Is expected for at least a
week.
Recalling prlco Administrator
Pruiitlss M. Brown's recent state
ment that an Increase was likely,
officials said there had been dis
cussions of boosting the present
ration of one pound a person for
five weeks to one pound for four
weeks or ono pound a month.
Officials explained that pres
ent stocks of coffee on hand aro
sufficient for a larger ration but
that before any action is taken
studies are being made to de
termine future supplies.
Court Martialed
Soldiers Fly AWOL
UPLAND, Calif., May 12 (ZD
Two court martlulcd soldiers, ac
cused by 'army authorities of es
caping from the guardhouse nt
Mintcr field, near Bakcrsflcld,
Calif., and flying to Pomona,
Calif., In an air base training
plone are under arrest here, po
lice announced early today.
Police Sgt. R. H. Palmer said
he took tho pair Into custody on
a residential street. They were
In civilian clothes, which they
purchased here yesterday, he
said.
APPEASEMENT
DENVER, (IP) Johnnie E.
Lee, 10-year-old Navajo Indian,
was accidentally killed by a rock
while working with railroad
section gang.
Twenty-six other Navajos, de
splto persuasion, quit tho gang.
Interpreter Richard Rcdshlrt
sold the 20 believed the great
spirit was displeased and wanted
them to return to their reserva
tion. OBITUARY
MYRTIE Z. EDMONSON
Myrtle Z. Edmonson, resi
dent of this county for the last
seven months, passed awoy near
Dairy, Ore., on Tuesday, May
11, 1043, at 12:10 p. m. The de
ceased waji a native of Wcippc,
Ida., and was aged 27 years, 7
months and 3 days when called.
Besides his wife, Hope, he Is
survived by two sons, Bobby
and Gary and one daughter, Pat
ty, of Klamath Falls; his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Edmonson of
Lowlston, Ida.; four brothers,
Baxter of Klamath Falls, Hcltzle
of Yakima, Wash., Harley of
Nampa, Ida., and Howard of
Dayton, Wash.; four sisters, Mrs.
Al Whitney of Klamath Falls,
Mrs. Rhoda Dobbs of Phoenix,
Ariz., Caddy Edmonson of Oro-
fino, Ida., and Tally Edmonson
of Lowlston, Ida. The remains
rest at Ward's Klamath Funeral
home, 025 High street, where
friends may call. Funeral ar
rangements will be announced
later.
Weary Feet
Perk Up With
Ice-Mint Treat
Whn tl bum. c.Uoum illns tmi mrr
U tortur.. don't iuit troan nd oa
BMhlnl. Rub on llttlt l-Mlnt. Frew
wMl.. trm-llk, IU cooling toothlni torn
loft Mm drlvo tht Sr. nd pln rlint out
. . . Ilntd mmrlw rUx In grateful relief.
A world of dlfllne In f mlnulet. Bet
bow lee-Mint helpe eotlen up corn. nd
rtllmiiN too. del fool happy toder. thi
lec-MInt wr. Your druiiiil hu In-Nlnb
Lamp Shades
Lamps
Mirrors
Pictures
Rugs
Grandstand Shelter in Tunisia
V. TfcT"rl.
It looks like a ballpnrk prctsbox, but this hillside dugout in Tunisia
Is there for protection from enemy air attack. Three American
soldiers from a tank destroyer take cover while waiting for action.
Labor Department
Studies Logging
For. Youngsters
WASHINGTON, May 12 W)
The labor department Is studying
a proposal to permit 18-yca'r-olds
to engage In logging.
Up for review Is a year-old
ruling that logging is too hazard
ous an occupation for youths un
der 19. Senator McNary (R
Ore.) said the action was taken
at the request of the Westport,
Ore., lumber company, which
wants to employ boys 16, to 18
vcars old during school vaca
tions. EFFICIENCY
GRANTS, N. M., (&) Petti
coats literally are ruling the
range country.
Rancher Floyd W. Lee tried
hiring 80 Navajo Indian women
as sheep herders, and said men
herders were never like tills.
The squaw wears at least a
dozen flaring, gypsy skirts, he
explained doffing them as
needed to wrap up chilled, newly-born
lambs.
HATS OFF
To America's 6,100,000 Farmers
...they give you what counts most
MILDER BETTER TASTE
Chesterfields deliver the goods to smokers who
know what they want, because they're made from
the world's best cigarette tobaccos, blended together
by an important manufacturing secret in the one
Right Combination that completely Satisfies.
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CARD OF THANKS
Wo wish to thank our many
friends for their kind expres
sions of sympathy and beautiful
floral tributes tendered us dur
ing our recent bereavement.
Also to thank John Arkell, the
Indian officer, and state police
for their kind help.
Jesse Wright and Family.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for their kindness
and beautiful floral offerings in
the passing of Molly Garrett.
G. W. Stevens,
Clarence Garrett;
Mrs. Jack Horton.
HE STARTED OVER
BOISE, Ida., (P) Smiles
greeted Staff Sergeant Alan B.
Citron of Philadelphia as he re
quested and received a copy of
form 52.
More smiles when he pre
sented the document to officers
at Gowcn field for their signa
ture. Next he presented lt at the
dispensary, seeking treatment
for a cold.
Then he learned that form 52
Is a death certificate.
Lewis Returns; No
Statement Made
WASHINGTON, May 12 VP)
President John L. Lewis of the
United Mine Workers returned
to his office here today but his
press representative said he was
not seeing anyone and had noth
ing to say for the present.
Lewis had promised a state
ment on the coal mining dispute
for 4 p. m. today but suddenly
postponed it. His office said it
could give no explanation imme
diately for the change In decision
or whether any developments
are In prospect.
U. S. Marines stormed Guadal
canal beaches In amphibious
tractors which cost $50,000 to
build 2668 $25 war bonds at
$18.73 each.
Pontoon-Riding Soldiers
Rescue Victims of Flood
MUSKOGEE, Okla., May 12
(IP) Pontoon-riding soldiers re
ported today all refugees had
been cleared from the valley of
the rampaging Arkansas river,
whose record breaking flood
crest surged on toward Fort
Smith, Ark.
Col. R. J. McBrlde of Camp
Gruber, whose soldiers dared the
sweeping current all night and
Into the morning to bring out
treed bottom dwellers, said his
reports indicated all endangered
residents had been removed.
Capt. James H. Green, com
manding the rescue crews, ex
pressed belief there had been no
loss of life beyond the six al
ready reported dead.
Floods have left hundreds
3 DAYS ONLY
Thursday - Friday - Saturday
HAT SALE
Sale of 200 Spring Hats
Values up to $7-95
THE CIGARETTE
THAT GIVES SMOKERS
WHAT THEY WANT
homeless and caused henry erep,
livestock and truck garden dam
age through eastern and south
ern Oklahoma.
The Arkansas river reached a
crest of 85 feet, seven Inches,
here this morning and dropped
to 33 feet, eight Inches, six
hours later.
I believe the people'! instinct
Is always right, because the peo
ple do not have the facts but
have the principles, while the
diplomats have not the princi
ples, though they have all th
facts. Dr. Lin Yutang, Chines
philosopher and author.
Always read the classified ads.
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