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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Juno 4, 1043
Wasn't Killed After All
T
RAF Planes Sweep
France at No Loss
LONDON, June 4 (fl5) Brit
ish fighters made a sweep over
northern Frntico today without
loss and one enemy aircraft was
destroyed, it was announced au
thoritatively. At tho same time Gorman
figlttur-bonibors scattered explos
ives over a southeast coast town
and thou shot up the streets,
causing a number of casualties
including lonio killed.
It mukos llttla dlfforenro to
the lad in the foxliulo on sumo
fuver-l'ldtlun Inland in tha Pud.
flc wlitithcr tho boy next to him
Is n Jew, Cnlhullv, or ITotostimt, Jr
All he wuuts nf 111 lit Is coui'iiiin
and iintiri iiiurkriiniiu.ililp, Navy
Sucretary frank Knox.
F
OF OFFICERS
NOW... AT MONTGOMERY WARD
MOVE GAINS
BDY SCOUTS TO
GONFHMA
HOLD CQURTO
HONOR TUESDAY
if '
, ': For the first time In recent
month J, all Boy Scouts of
Klamath Falls and vicinity will
gather next Tuesday evening
in Fremont school auditorium
for a war service conference
and court of honor. Rev. L. K
Johnson, chairman of Scout
advancement, will be in charge
of the court of honor which will
be followed by the conference
.on war service.
This conference will work
out the problems related to the
many things Scout troops are
doing toward me war eiion.
It will centatn an appeal to
step up the collection of scrap
metals, recently requested by
the war production board. .It
will assign troops to their re
spective jobs as dispatch bear
ers, prepared to distriowe au
office pf war information post
. ers to all stores in Klamath
Falls as soon as delivered to
this city. It will clarify the
.work being done by Scouts as
air raid service messengers un
der the OCD, and iron out dup
lications which have occurred
in some incident drills. It will
make possible the regular as
signment of troops to Red Cross
-first aid drills.
Concluding the conference,
Mr. Don Rice of the . junior
chamber of commerce and Wil
lis Robinson of the junior
chamber and a neighborhood
commissioner of the ' Boy
Scouts, will explain details of
ittie victory book campaign to
rbe ' launched by the Scouts and
Jthe junior chamber on June 14.
(Harold Hendrickson, chairman
' of camping and activities for
the Klamath district, will work
J with, Lloyd C. Prock, district
commissioner, in integrating
"Scouts' war service in this com
tmunity. :
-The court of honor is sched
uled to take place at 7:45 p. m.
'according to Rev. . Johnson,
livery Scout in Klamath Falls
and vicinity is urged to be
J present - Cubs are- invited pro-
viding they are accompanies
by their parents. ; They will
have a place in the salvage
campaigns as. in the past and
"every Scout and Cub is needed
I to put over the job ahead.
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Cast. Thomas P. Mayo, army pilot for whom memorial serv
ices were held two months ago after he was reported killed in
a bombing raid over Germany, greets, hii 7-month-old daughter
Prudence Ann for the first time at Northfield, Vt., while home
on furlough from England. After the war department reported
him killed it was learned he had landed safely in friendly territory.
v SB
Free supplementary -. training
is. now available, in the voca
tional shops ot the Klamath
Union high, school for residents
of this community.'. At present
welding is available both .after
noons, and evenings, and sheet
metal, and machine shop in the
evenings only. Hours may be
arranged to suit the individual
by. contacting the instructors in
: charge or by telephone at the
vocational office, 7S95. .
This training is offered . for
anyone who is interested in be
coming more . valuable . in the
community or on his present
job. Again, there is no charge
for' the training and trainees
are under no obligations whatever.
: NO FOOLING
- JACKSONVILLE, Fla., ()
The Florida association of com
mercial organization executives
has adopted a resolution asking
Secretary of the Treasury Mor
genthau to have a square hole
punched in the center of the new
white penny "thereby saving a
lot of scrap metal and the souls
of men from perdition."
The organization contended
that the new coin is "filling the
function of a counterfeit dime,"
being generally passed off on the
aged and dim-sighted. . '
BARNYARD EUGENICS '
A "master race" of roosters
that will advance the average
quality of poultry breeding stock
as much in one year as in six to
eight normal years is a predic
tion of the U. S. department of
agriculture. .
EMILY WEEKS OF
BEATTY PASSES
Funeral services for the late
Emily Weeks, prominent Indian
matron of Beatty who passed
away in Klamath Falls on Mon
day, will be held in the chapel
of the Earl Whitlock funeral
home on Saturday, June 5.
Mrs. Weeks was a long time
resident - of Klamath county,
having lived in or around Beatty
for about 70 years. She is
survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Inez Hunter of this city; a son,
Eugene Weeks of Beatty,
and a grandson, Buford Weeks.
Mrs. Weeks came here from
The Dalles, Oregon, when she
was a small child and has lived
here since.
She ranched and was in the
cattle business with her brother,
Tim Brown, wealthy Indian who
passed away in 1938. A year or
so ago she was the successful
plaintiff in a lawsuit over her
brother's will which received
wide publicity.
PAPER PROFIT?
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., W)
Negotiable securities valued at
$3000 have been returned to
Miss Sarah M. Buderus three
years after a servant threw
them out as refuse.
The Salvation Army in Mount
Vernon a city some eight miles
away found the lost securities
in a bale of waste paper. -
WASHINGTON, June 4 MP)
Resentment against some en
forcement officers in the field
strengthened senate support to
day for legislation to require con
firmation of thousands of federal
officials making $4300 or more
a year.
Senator Bone (D-Wash.) report
ed hearing of a number of in
stances where feeling against
OPA and WPB representatives
had "lined up votes" for the
measure, which President Roose
velt has denounced as "a tragic
mistake."
"In some states," Bone said,
"some of these officials are open
ly critical of members of con
gress and are seeking to blame
them for . their methods . of en
forcement, and the allocations
and restrictions,"
Most outspoken opponent of
the bill, offered by Senator Mc
Kellnr (D-Tenn.), was Senator
Hatch (D-N.M.) who- said ho
would seek a roll call vote today
on an amendment to exempt of-'
ficials of the Tennessee valley
authority.
"Directors of the TVA are now
subject to senate confirmation,"
Hatch told newsmen. "I'm
afraid this bill would play havoc
with TVA's merit system for its
employes."
KEYNOTE
DENVER, (P) Denver's first
surprise trial blackout last night
was 20 minutes late, in the down
town district.
The master siren, as a pre
caution, is kept locked and no
one could find the key.
K. CAFE
806 Klamath
Opening Sat. A.M.
Under New Management
Proprietors:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Foster
Classified Ads Bring Results.
DANCE
Go Where the Crowd Goes
Every Saturday
Night
9:00 to 1:00
At K.C. Hall
Sponsored by Eagles Auxll
' iary and Drum Corps,
Estin Kigtr'i Orchestra
' Public Invited
7Ae Qix.it of THINGS to COME!
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ILMER SALSIOER VIRN MOORS '
Bead of Balalger Muter Co. - Batilger Sales Manager
TOM THORNS
Office ol Price Administration -
This New Seiberling :
SYWIHIllIC 'TIRE
is one . of a limited supply we have
available for sale to essential drivers.
While the new synthetics will not take care of all needs by any means,
cur enlarged, modern tire recapping plant is running night and day ...
and we're able to recap your tires in reasonably quick time.'
tires.
You are cordially invited to come in and inspect these new synthetic
Balsiger Motor Co
H
Yei, despite merchandlie ihortogei, Monf gomtry Word again bringi you thli great annual
sales event. It's your opportunity to save on the quality merchandise you want for the
summer months. But don't wait . . . prices go back to regular after Saturday. Hurry to
Montgomery Ward . . . and savel Shop In every department now before this sale endsl
10.2?
MEN'S . . . 11.75 ALL WOOL
SPORT JACKETS REDUCED
Need a sport jacket? Then don't wait buy one now at Wardi and
save! Every coat In this Kile comet from Wardi regular stock.
They're 100 virgin wooll They're styled with that eoiy comfort,
you look for In a good sport coatl And they're great wardrobe
slretehersl Choose your favorite pattern and color to mix or
match with slacks, sport shirts, sweaters!
1.37
MEN! WARDS REGULAR 1.49
SUMMERWEIGHTS REDUCED!
Buy your summer hat. at a sizable saving thanks to Wards June
Parade of Valued Here are lightweight meshes and braids that
take a load off your head and let you feel cool. Here are smooth
weaves,-rough veaves, open weaves, with solid color or fancy
puggree Sands. Styles so good-looking that you'd expect the price
to be a dollar morel All have genuine leather sweatbandsl
a
84c
SALE! MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS
Special for Wards June Parade of Valuesl Trim-fitting trunks In
closely knit cotton and wool blends, In smooth rayon, laitox and
cotton mixtures. Knit supporters for added comfortl
1.19
SPECIAL! MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS
It's a $1.29 value, this lustrous "Snowflake" rayon and cotton shirt!
Has stltchless California collar, deep breast pocket, short sleeves.
8uy It for long wear, for style, for summer comfortl
--qs r 1
m'rj
97c
SPECIALLY PRICED! MEN'S
POPLIN SPORT SHIRTS
For day-in, day-out wear, there's nothing like sturdy cotton poplin.
It's easy to wath, easy to Ironand It thyt looking crlip and cool.
You'll like the comfort of this short-sleeved style the roomy cut
end the trim opan collar. The fabric has a good-looking tlub weave
-end It's colorfail, won't fade In the sun or loundryl Col yours
now, At this low Ward prlc.l
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19
SALE! BLAZER SPORT SOCKS
FOR MEN USUALLY 25c!
You'll be delighted to find his favorite color schemes at this re
markably low prlcel Four-color stripes, close or widely spaced , .
and in a fine combed cotton, tool The rib top Is tewed-on to stay up
neatly, Better get several pair of these long-wearing, attractive hose
now while they're on sale at Wardsl Slack length only In sizes 10
11, 1154 and 12.
SALE! NO-TARE FLY SHORTS 44
Men, these shoijs won't rip at the flyl They're cut extra full with f)
roomy seats and deep hems. Good-looking patterns In fast color
broadclothsl Athletic Shirts of Knit Combed Cotton. .Ea. 32c
SAVE! MEN'S 2.98 SLACKS 2.66
Cool . . . comfortable . . . easy-to-sllp-lnto that's how you want O
your slacks for summerl And here they are , . . lightweight rayon
blends with narrow waistband, pleats and cuffs! Buy now and save.
L
Maa 80o Women 25c
Service Men 23a -
Tax Included '
MAIN and ESPLANADE
mm u.miu Mini,