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PAGE THREI May 21, 1043 jM BEGINS Circus Coming Here June 3 to 6 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON I FDRMILITARY SAN FRANCISCO. May 21 (!) Tho food distribution, ad ministration bi-Kun egg pur cliunrs yantiirdny undur an otnundnd wnr food order do (I lined to unsure suffldont eg (or tho armed forces, ennontltil civilian nondi and wurtlmu requirements for drlod wholo OKKS. Tho order tlKhtcnliiK reserva tion nnd non-storage provisions on ntioll ouga wus necessitated by tho movement of unusual quantities of I h o 1 1 eggs Into storngo for speculative pur posed, tho FDA snld. - Current civilian needs and requirements for CBK-brenklng and drying novo been reduced by this abnormal "Into-storago" jjiovoment, It was said. Q Tho order Minted that no eggs may movo Into storogo after Mny 20. Provision! also require that all shell eggs In cold stor ago on May 20 bo reserved for government agencies and mny be offered to them at no moro (ban tho celling prices. Tulelake Boy Has Miraculous Escape On Bombing Raid TULELAKE Eldon Bates, Tulolnko ton turret gunner men- ' tloned In a radio broadcast Wed nesday evening as having a ml raculous escape In a bombing raid over western Europe a few hours boforo, mado his horns for five years hero with Mr. and Mrs. Gus Llndsey before enlist ing a year ago In tho army air sTVrns. w Young Bates, who was credit ed on a previous raid over tho continent with shooting down German piano, escaped Injury or death when a shell passed be tween him and tho navigator, Injuring tho second man. Bates is listed officially as a first en gineer on a B-17. Ha left the U. S. last Novombcr, flying from Maine to England Mrs. Llndsey received a Moth er's Duy cablegram from him early In Moy. New Candidates to Be Initiated Into . Merrill Rebekahs MERRILL Four new eandl- ntes will be Initiated into the errill Rcbekah lodge, June 7, with Mrs. Eva Adams, Tulelake, becoming a member by transfer. Mrs. Geraldlne - Moore, noble grand, was In the chair at the May seventeenth meeting. Committees with birthdays In March, April and May will en tertain at the next meeting, with Bon Faus as chairman. Drill practice is scheduled for tho evening of May 31 at 7:30. Destroyer Downes, ' Wounded at Pearl Harbor, Ready Again VALLEJO, Calif., May 21 (P) Tho destroyer Downes, mortally ' wounded at Pearl Harbor, has been reincarnated. Into a sleek new body navy pnlrmen placed vital organs of tho old ship that was shattered December 7, 1D41. Ycstcrdoy tho new Dowries was launched and sho held not only the spirit of tho old destroy er but 30 per cent of tho old ship's complex machinery her turbines, propeller shafts, and much operating equipment. All this had been removed from tho shattered hull at Pearl Harbor and shipped to' Mare Island navy yard. Development of Coast Area Planned '" SEATTLE, Moy 21 (P) lvic leaders of British Columbia aligned themselves with those df Washington, Oregon and Al 'ika yestordny to form tho Pa cific Northwest Commercial as sociation, designed to work for , tho immediate and future devel opment of tho vast region west of tho Rockies. In tho forefront of the dis cussion yestordny woro the Al aska International highway as originally plottod northwest through British Columbia, and tho northward extension of Brit ish Columbia's Pacific Great Eastern railway. Willamette Prexy Tells of College Navy Training SALEM, May 21 (P) "Tho navy gns gono to great lengths ft project a fino collegiate pro gram," Dr. G. Horbort Smith, president of Wlllnmotto unlvor ally, declnrcd Thursday night following his return from a New York conference on plans for the navy training schedule in colleges.. 1 ftfi'Syt'.- LV' Two featured performers Spring Is here, and with It comes tho circus. Polack Brother! circus will play Klamath Falls June 3 to 6, under sponsorship of the Klamath Junior chamber of com merce, It was announced Friday. The circus will play In the Klamath armory, coming here from Reno and after a 20-day run at San Francisco and Oak land. Polack brothers, whose circus has played here a number of times in recent years, has added many, new attractions which Moth-Proofing Home Use Now Available ' Moth-proofing solutions for use on wool clothing in the home are now generally available on the market and provide one more excellent weapon against the an nual spring offensive of clothes moths, says Wlnnifred K. Glllen, home demonstration agent. Either dry cleaning or wash ing in a rich soapsuds will kill moths In clothing but will not mothproof the garments against future attack. Henco, garments so treated either need to be stor ed away in clean, scaled boxes, bags, or trunks, or else rinsed In a mothproofing solution, The lat ter treatment Is especially suit able for washable woolens such as blankets, sweaters, socks, and mittens, says Mrs. Glllen. When so treated, the articles are moth proofed until laundered again. Mothproofing sprays are also on the market, but these protect only the fibers that are damp ened, hence it is Important that all the wool on tho surfaco be covered, she says. As there are Sprague River Norvol Evans has gone to Mod ford to spend the summer with his grandmother. While there he is making good use of his time by attending woldlng school. Mrs. S. E. Riley and children of Merrill were visiting friends In Sprague River this week. Sho said that her husband, who has not been well for several years, was much improved since leav ing here. Mrs. Roy Evans was among the shoppers in Klamath Falls Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Shepherd visited at Round Mountain, Calif., over the weekend. . . Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cooper visit ed their daughtor, Mrs. Bill Loop er, and Mr. Looper at Round Mountain over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Larccy have purchased a now car. Mrs. Larecy and children plan on go ing to near Portland soon so the children can help In the fruit harvest. : Robert Nelson was a weekend visitor in Klamath Falls.' ' . Joe Young, former depot op erator 'hore, has gone to Bend, Ore. Mrs. Young will be here for a short while until another op erator can bo sent here to work. Mrs. Thurman Parrlsh visited one afternoon this week with Mrs. Edgar HanYblln. ' Tho. Tuesday afternoon proyor meeting was - held at . Cuma Hutchonson's .this week.. , .- Pat Ludwlck is spending a few days here with hor, mother. Mr. Ludwlck Is In' Portland for treat ment of a stomach ailment. . Mr. and Mrs. Monls Hamblln were fishing Tuesday evening. Tho Coloa were Tuesday eve ning dinner guests in tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hagan. Mrs. Inez Ludwlck and daugh ter Pat motored to Klamath Falls Monday. ' Mrs. Carmony is hore to spend the summer with her daughter, Mrs. Ashley Slinkard and son Doug Hess. 1 . i , . -Pearl Shadloy spent . Wcdnos- MFDICaTED Sooth Itch of simple' POWDER FOR lo"n'y Meileen ..!......? Heat Powder. Relieve FAM LY USE diaper rash, heat rash. ?' of Polack Brothers show. heretofore have played with tho big outdoor shows not on tho road this year. It will have all the traditional features of the tent shows. General chairman of the Jun lor chamber of commerce, circus activity Is A. E. Woodruff. James Perkins is vice chairman, Bob O'SulIlvan is in charge of audi torium, Troy Cook is handling publicity, Frank Ramsey is hand ling children's activities, Paul Leo is In charge of organlza tlon and William Morander is block chairman. Solutions for also sprays that kill moths but do not mothproof the fabric, It Is Important to read the label carefully before purchasing. Sunning and brushing woolen clothing is practical if garments are carefully stored afterward. The moth larvae cannot stand bright sun and will drop to tho ground from clothing left hang ing In the sun on the line. The soft eggs are easily crushed or dislodged by thorough brushing, which is also necessary for folds which protect the larvae and eggs from the sun. For storing clothes In airtight boxes, bags, chests or trunks the use of naphthalene flakes or par- adlchlorcbenzlne crystals at the rato of about one pound to a medium-sized trunk Is still a standard practice, says Mrs. Gll len. - Moths do not eat cotton, linen, rayon or other fabrics of vcg etable fiber, or silk. They will cat the woolen threads from mix turcs, however. day In the home of Babe Feastcr Neva Ann Short, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, P. G. Short has gono to Washington to visit. Marlon Bell and W. H. Davis have returned from Derricks, Ark.,-where Mr. Bell wos called because of the serious illness of his mother. Bllllo Davis is now employed in me utenger grocery. Praver meolinff and Ice was well attended In tho R C. Evans home Turorinv nli.ht Sinco this, is an open night at tho churches It interferes with no other service. Every one is cord ially invited to attend. Mrs. Grace Hncnn and Hnnuh tor Juno spent Tuesday night wan mrs. nagan s daughter, Mrs. R. T. Lake. . Mr. ' and Mr. T called in the Ted Montgomery homo Tuesday evening. Claude Parrlsh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Parrlsh, who is serving In tho navy is here for a lew days. Claude looks happy and well fed. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Croly, Mrs. uons K.ercner and Mrs. C. C. Heldrlch were in Klamath Falls Thursday. Mrs: Grace Roynolds, Janice and Donald wore In Klamath Falls recently. Mr. and Mrs. James Huffman went to Chester, Calif., over the weekend. Vera Smith has anno n Klnm. ath Falls to spend the summer. She attended school here tills year.- ; The AAA hos recommended that steps bo taken Immediately to lay the necessary groundwork for highway construction imme diately after the war. Old Time Dance Fri., May 21 K.C. Hall ' Dancing 9i30-12i30 No Townsend Maating , Price Only VM A M 34.50 W 20-IV. Vivid California Pottery Set Srtle for four For wy Mtotf Think of It . . . twenty besntlfal pieces at this low prtoet Exquisitely fashioned of sunny glazed California, pottery. A festival of color for your table . . . green, blue, yellow, orange. Buy a set for yourself ...and remember, too, It makes a wonderful gift I (Him wnmum We have the following sixes of Grada 3 tires in present time: 5.50x16 6.50x16 7.00x16 5.50x18 H tt. Ultm to NOW You May Be Eligible to Buy A NEW O.P.A. Now you can Tide a bike and the new Fire stone War Model Bicycle la your best buyi Will last for years. Weighs only 34 lbs. Built to government specifications. Adjustable teat. 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