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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1943)
Junn 3, 1 043 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PA' GTE SEVEN JIG LISTS OF DRAFTEES GET E Aimihnr ifrntip of Klomath nirii Imn bron culled by bonrdi No. J mid 2 for Jutm 0 nnd 10, ri'MpptMivrly, Hip flolt'cilve icrvlce of f ic nniiounred today, Jlcio arn tho lints; hoaiid no. t MrtHman, ihUn-i A . Uemy Hroe. Rtneht (Kit Mill I,, Mr, , ivrki.i.. Hiimirl W , I'oHland. I il. hd.Ml. John, Wlllu-i, iuf. tik'aiftK, uw M ImtHirn, I'Allf, WiUn, .i.r.t Fremo. I'ttlf, ( ttr. fHofhliin, Call., lull, i,th v., t ti-ninii. Milimllef, Ulrlt A., lhaiHn, Or. t.uMi.'iW, imii-H A., n,'o O.k'Xit It, lira. H. ml, liny H , 'Jinn Oregon Ovt. Ihii, IMuattl, U3U Main HI . Mi liHtinM, H.il.nl A.. Kill Willi Ave, A.nina Ji.Ihi H., Oakland. Calif, hitr, .jn.rf ( ,, llarl ll'tl. Wllaoli, lmrll I!, AIT I'lna HI, ih.i.-iirn.. t.v j,. iim i f ..i m, , bmitl., 1 .1 0., !m JWarirli, N. J. M.i..ni. Aki A.. Tillamook. Mtlll. .lmd t, Fl, Owl). Waih. Itrll, William A., IMtt Jnhmon Ht. hi.., ijrm ll , Nan Mr., ('.III. Ikikii, iUy A.. 119 K, Main III, W Mn arlr, Jlallnit, Opp, AUham. I m.mli.s. ilel'di A., P. 0. tn lit, t loltiKii.trn. William T. IM ManienlU. linUr, Wot iy Y... 1'nrllatid. Vrtin, Ma.r ()., Ilrvlli UW. X, 17. liulM, I'aul ., 11 1 1 till A Tooele, fit I.. Ilmgrti, Jr., l.awrrnra (J., Wl II, Mh lit. l'tnr, Alan M., Hunnlni. Neliratke, Hr-lirtal.el, jMurt V., ;m A I I'lia Apt. iinhrti, ) uiMa n . yoi S, 3rd. I taly. Walter rrllend, tin. tain. Invite, I'ortland. May, Milli.n II . Mntfnr.l. TMAHirins foarll, rllanlry '.., Klamath Falli. Putin. li'n.aM K., Klamath rails. I fft, iarl Km Klamath Fall. Oil Marl.m V., Klamath rail. rtla.-h, I'lilllip J., Klamath fall. llaiirvH-h, lli-tiir Klaineth fall! Ilrlttalrt, Mil" W.. Klamath fall. OARO NO. t rrtUvMi. I.rnir. OakUnd, Calif. II.hIs. Jr.., Krrd.. Hrrlln 0nUr. Ohio. W linn, Norman Harold, Cork Klamath. Mawrrkl. (tlclunt Leonard, Drtmit, Mich. Wyatt. tiroftf e, luarlmrn, Hkh. !.rntilrirr, flordm Mlrhfl, llt'Bn'l fittf, Ms.t.lrn. IU'mI. rnrlrr. Okla. Wri.rr. YtA Jtrtrnh. lit. I. Hot MT. tnH, Hugh Uilnitlon, lilantoDtf Uha jiu)fil"fi. !i'l(rr., lather Kdla, Xlamalh Falll, Mlili. K'lttion.1 KU. U4 HfA4 (11. P !'(!. Vlrtrenl, KoiavlIU, Calif, Ytttmnn, Fam. Inrtliti4. Klttf, I'tiarlft rlUwnrth, Kalnkr. Or. Ftmil, J.ta olltrr, rra4la. t'Hf. If.,!. i;im MHfrl. M. Iruta. Mliiotirl t Mftllli'ir, ll'xlfrr llftlUnJ, 111)4, tiNiiUr, )t'lirl AntoDXt Kmlgraai flip, Calif. Mlkkrlian. Vktnr K'lvarrt. Wayo.. Hb. Ilrrrrra, It I to Marllnaf, lttviv, JHt,i,fd. Mrthan Hay, tUatl Apt. Ilontltti. YrUiy V.tiin, Hot M, lrrlll. Mi-.ro. H'-t riUt-lr, rorlUntl. I MrV (iut.i-rl Kalph, I'.M Ifrlir Kt. II rtly, I'liarlKi KlttiT, tlonanta, rrn, lairua Nathan, lluottngton Ftrk, CKf. f-'iiar. Jr., Rntanfl H'ltll". Waih. I 'iinmlni, Jr., A ton Burntl, Portland. .Tarkxtn, Jami A., Klamalh Fall. itlrt,inno, t'ranrli Altn, PUt. rn.MirV, Wrrti hrll, I'nrtland. lu. .Id in William, Alom, ' 'Im(1, lil'n IMvIn, Malln, t -tint if, t.'il Marin, Han t'rftnrltrft, Calif. Illi,!., Ortlllo. Ilfav, Calif, HairiMla, niDl Klamith PIU. N'lnn, rt Hlinlff. Hhevlln, 0r. Mitrhrll, WlllUm Orlt, fllrhmond, Ctllf. ' 1lnnT Klwood. Chllrwiln. Ki(rt, flfnrKfl Toward, n'T. lUnr-.rk, riirdn nalph, Klamath ftU. hamilni. Marol'l F'lirnn, Malln. hniit, Mint turn, rtlUntl, fuaiii, William forrit, Hjcamort, fJMrfti. rjlnur, Jamaa, Hlllinom, llrrkdiin, Kni Ivan. CMInquln. 1'llnar, lonard Afi'trw, Tlnnaata. ' Trrwarlh, Prnt nuaarll, Onmrri, Calif. Jakirt. .lolin Makr)l, Vancntivt f , Wlih, hmllli, M'lvln KlnyH. Klamalh Palli. ( Una, Allan Ut, Vtt Hiiinmfl Una. !,ttnr, l'aul Ivan, lihlr. Ohio lliuminon, Frank L'llcy, (.'hamuli. fehtdiluek, William Hill. ValUy ralli. Or. tamphal), I)aD rTacklin, Klamath rnlli. lopr, Clltnal La. Hprau llrart iaur, tlajrmond, Haatt. itrant. Itaymnml IaUr, Klamath Fall. '(), iieri .Nflion, Chlloriuln. t Mm i-r, Jatnra Aiill't. lt&S UiM It, Jik"n, Jrion 1st, llratl). 1111. Illrhard IU)tni.ni. tun Mmmera Are. t arprnttr, l.nn Alhrrt, MnWIn, Or. l'armn. Alfrrd Hldnay, KlamaUi FaJll. Mnr, !,)' Hrnard. Malln. )lHga, Jamoa Clmo, Matrlll. ( hil.lrra, John f1a)mnnd, l Bflilol At. Ilotlaml. KoMrt Wrinan, Kpraua Rlrar, 7--II. Tli'imaa, fit(l CallfornU At. Walker, Ia ln. Mnaina Klir. HttrlKT, Harold, t:hllnUln. i:nln, Danlfl Frederick, Klamith Filll. Itotil, S'khnlaa. t'lillouln, .Mathla, thiana fturl. Klamath 711. Mmlley, I'ahln lUnry, t rtlltviln. Mavflrld. NHI William, 43 lUrlin prt . Mial'lr, Tltimlhy Jainff. rnaliima. Calif. Mnfllrr, li'tifrt louila, Klamalh Falli. Hull, htnnlty lrl'ardl. Klamath Fall. Mtlanl, Jamra I harki, Klamath Falli. Mrirht. Hob David. Itfll flhaaU Way. MrAtilifK rmn'lma, Malln. Fnrirr, Walter Slmpmn, SflJS Arthur It Jrthnmn, Walter, MaltT. J-Vfin. HnrkT, Portland, -, Uitt'tiard. lien MarrUnn, Marrtll. 1'aika, t'lto, FpraRHe. Illver, 'i- W.tlili. Ch-Mer, HellY. ii llaiidflph, Orl term, Keno TRANIPIRI I,ren, Rrvln Arthur. Ml Main Si. Ittirrnuiha, Marry ('., Wnrdan. Iirnlon, Curl F., Tulelak. .tMiBPnaon, OerA Ftiego, Ornn, vlft KHk. ml. urn. l.lnvd .f. Klamath Falli llrlnaon. Jee ., Alrnny Ave. MrKlnnev, Pnnl V.., .Hit Cannon At. t.nraon, Vernnn I . Illy. rniHVInf, Clifford, Malln, t C'tnf la. Prneai C F1W HMI. Tmjillo, Nlrarln, Weyerhaeuafff Cmp 4. HIDDEN TREASURE KOKOMO, Ind., (P) Police aren't happy about the fact that a single parking meter brought in $S for one hour'a parking. I They arc pawing through the nickels from about 1000 meters looking . for n $5 gold piece which Mrs, W. L. Gunthcr In advertently dropped Into the slot. KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS Hrlp IS Mil., of Kidney Tube Flush Out Polfonoua Watt . II ymi linva an inm of i eM. In your blood, your 1A mile, of klrin.y .tihox m. ba ov.r worked. Tlico tiny flluri .od tub ftr. work Ing tlfiy Anil ttlslit lo hrln N.tur. rid your U.lom of bicm .clil. and poUoooua autfc Wli. n diMrder of kid nay fuoouon Mrmila H)l,nnniu matt.r to ramifo In yo"r blood, II k Ria.vcHuaonaRalnabiokanh.,rh.umatlopalnt, Ini nnlna. InM of nn .nil annn. nt (In. un pplBlita, .Wflllna, pnfflnM. uodar tha ay, btndarliM and (ll.ilnNa, Fraquflnk or Kloly raMniKM with .marling and Durnlng aoma llmra show thorn la tnmethJDg wrong with iiiim anon, .norn u ani your kidney, or bladilfr. four kidney or hi under. K Itlneyn inny nfd help trts urn) M bow!; to talt yourclniBttlntfor Dotn'riLli,tuinjo ceanfnlly by mllllnni for over 40 yean. They Ilvn hnppy relief and will help lb 10 mile of Idnoy tube fiuahout rwlannout VMta) Iron CALL II Taxes on Ford Estimated at $12,000,000 DETnOIT, June 3 lT) Tlio will of Edmil Hryniit Fnrd wm fllrd for probnte totlny and, bn came It brritirHllind tlio grralrr part of hli Kurd Motor coiiipiiny (lock to tba Fold foiinduliuii, lit tnrneyi etiinatd cslute Inher itance and tranafcr tnxra mlht not amount to much more than $12,000,000, Kiirllrr report, bniied aulcly upon conjreturo, hHd placed tlin pnnnlhlc tux at ai much a $200,000,000, Attorneyt laid the entuto ltnrlf probably would amount to J200, 000,000. Ediiel Ford, only non of Henry Ford and Into prcnldcnt of the Ford Motor company, died lint week at the age of 40, The Ford foundation, a non profit corporation, win nrgun iod In 1 0,10 for crliicallumil nod other purponcii. Glftn lo oikI zntlona of Ha typo arc not tux able. That portion of the Ford alouk not bequeathed to the founda tion la left in equal aliarei to Mra. Eleanor Clay Ford, the widow, and each of tho four chil dren Henry Ford II, Bcnuon Ford, Mrs. Walter Buhl Ford II and Wllllum Clay Ford. Tho widow In made executrix. The Ford Motor company is capitalized at $100,000,000 20,000.000 ihnrci at $S a ahare, of which, but 3,432,000 ahurca faajtt& Reduced Suits That Were Formerly 19.75 to 24.75 Dressmaker and man-tailored types. Plaidi . . tweeds . . checks. All-wool ihetlandi. Dreny twills and erepei. IUY WAR BONDS Beauests were outstanding as of Septem ber 1, 1D42. Ninety-five per cent of the company stock, known as "Class A," is non-voting; fivo per cent, known as "Class B" is voting stock. Latest available data Indicate Henry Ford held 88 per cent of the slock; Edsel Ford 41 per cent and Mrs. Henry Fnrd 3 per emit. Each held "Class B" stock in proportion to his or her holding of "Class A" slock, Kdsel Ford also owned or con trolled a majority of the stock In the Manufacturers National bunk of Detroit, This bank stock as well as the family csuite on Lake Shore Road, Grosse Polnte Shores, and all the deceased's personal effects are loft to the widow. All other renl estate In Mich igan held by Edsel Ford and sev eral oilier pieces of properly go to the foundation, while a man sion at Seal Harbor, Maine, the While Hart inn In New Hamp shire and a residence in Florida aro left to Mrs, Edsel Ford. MILWAUKEE, Wis. UP) Ho quit his Job as a laborer for the cily In 1041, shortly after ho was married. But now ho has asked to have his old Job and get back to work. "Why," an official asked. "My wlfo left me," ho replied. For Vacationers and Stay-at'Homes DRESSES Butcher Linens . . Jersey Prints . Week Crepes D)REE Gay Plaids.. Checks.. Stripes.. Summer Shades led and feel eeol tn tpun , . gingham . . weriueltsr . . sltln . . butchar llnan . . Many Jsclat dreim. , ' ffaan 617 No Japi RIs to Oppose Yank in Loo, Wewak Blows A LL I E D HEADQUARTERS IN AUSTRALIA, June 3 (A') Flying Fortresses and Liberators have loosed the fury of 132 tons of bombs within less than a week upon Lae and Wewak, New Guinea, without being chal lenged by a single Japanese plane. Yesterday, emboldened by suc cesses under cover of darkness Llbcrtora struck unescorted in daylight at the enemy's airdrome base of Lae to drop 36 tons and met opposition only from Japan ese anti-aircraft guns. FOREIGN FACTS A file of 14,000 foreign stand ards, specifications and related materials Is kept In the Ameri can Standards association li brary. MOTORIST! Preierve Yeur Privilege of Driving Let Us Explain The New Law , How YOU Can Be Protected by STATE FARM INS. CO. 1010 Main ltrt Largaot Auto Imuran 0. In AmcrlM Butefier linens In Summer colors or print contrasts. Adorable crepe suit drewet. Gay floral (ersey. Blecb and navies, t and 2-p!ee styles. (COTTKDM rayon tViarle ptejut. MAIN ism STORE FOR MEN -s& aaessw aw Thli Ad Dedicated to the Kiwanli Fighter Plana Drive 111 iDtDIDg 10 of our men are in the service ihe rest of us right now are backing up the Kiwanis club in their drive to sell enough bonds to buy 4 Fighter Planes, to escort the "Klamath Pelican," bought last month by the Lions. We're all going to put 10 in War Bonds and then some. Let's buy those Fighters quick! Dick Reeder's business Is Men's furnishings but the important business now is to WIN THE WAR! . To our old customers now in service: Klamath Is going whole hog at war production and buying bonds. And we're keeping things going with the mind to wel come you back to your old places when it's over. ' To those at home: Buy it if you need it, but don't hoard. We've been fairly successful in keeping stocks to supply you. Buy just what you need, and there'll be enough to go around CORNER 5TH and MAIN your ploo4t o Dowfi rill
