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v PAGE livi1 June 29, 1043 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON c Collection In Saturday's pa per was an ortlulo which told of tho visit of rolutlvoM to tho Wil bur Jones' homo on I I I Ml street. Donald Colvor Newbury wiin mentioned, but tho iiumo nhould have boon Donuld Culver Mnhnf fey. Tho boy In tho ion of Mrs Luwrcnco Mnhiiffoy of Antioch, C'lillf. Anothor son, Lawrence Jr., In with tho U. S. murines in tho South Pacific. Ho ban boon thore since July, 1042. For Modlcil Treatment Mr. mid Mm. Frank Curdlnler of 115 North Tenth street, hnvo none to Portland whero Mr. Gnrdlnlor will receive modlcul treatment. To Colorado Mr. Josephine Knudor and dnniililer Dorothy, left for Denver, Colo., on Mon dny. They hnvo been hero for tho piLst year. Mm. Kmidcr In tho nloco of Mm. Percy Evans of this city. To Colorado On Sunday morning threo boyi left for "Boulder, Colo., where they will enter V-12 trulnlnn. Tho threo going to tho Colorudo college wero Dick Coda, noli of Mr. and Mm. Lawrence Cado of Crescent street, John Fletcher, on of Mr. Mm. Kred Fletcher of Conner avenue, and Kollln Tuter, on of Mr. and Mm. Virgil Tuter of Washburn way. ' Vlilti Horo Dllllo Lorraine FlUpntrlck of Albuny returned to her homo Monday, after (.pending tho weekend at the homo of Mm. E. H. Balslgor. 1019 Melroso street. Mli Fttz patrlrk'i engagement to Lt. Katln IlnUlger of Mather field. Sacramento, wa announced re cently. To Columbui Lieut. (J. g) Donald 1.. Colding and Mm. 3Goldlng left on Sunday morning for Columbus, O., whero ho Is in structor of the recognition school of the naval - training school at tha University of Ohio. They have been visiting here for the past week. To Indiana George Proctor. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Proc tor ot North Eighth street left Sunday evening for Crawford' vllle, Ind., whero ho Is to report for naval training at Wabash university with tho V-12 pro gram. Returns Private First Class Robert Oliver Edwards will leavo some tlmo this week after unending a 14-day lcavo here Private Edwards J stationed at Camp Santa Anita, Arcadia, Calif. VUltlno Visiting here this week with Mrs. Jennie Groves and Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Harris o( 3337 Altamont drive are Floyd Groves and Gladys Samson of Tacoma, Wash. From BarktUy Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Lust of Mitchell street re turned Fridoy from Berkeley where they attended the wed ding of their daughter, Eleanor Jo. Assists W. H. McCargcr left Tuesday for Portland, where ho will assist tho Portland office of price administration with food price problems. Ho Is expected to return In about ten days. In Hospital Martin Qulnow sky has been moved from his lliome on Aruthur street to the 'Hillside hospital for medical treatment. To Leave For Idaho Mrs. Ruth Ware of 027 Eldorado street and son, Lloyd Porke, who is hero from Honolulu, will leave on Wednesday for Payottc, Ida Woman Sought Mury Giles Is naked to contact the city police, department. Mrs, Birmingham from Pasco, Wash., Is trying to get In touch with her. Visiting Parents Madeline Mahoncy, now employed In Port land, Is visiting for a week at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. J. A. Mahoncy. In Oklahoma Mrs. C. C. Hus- kinson of Keno is visiting her parents in Oklahoma. She is ex pectcd back In about two weeks. Operation Mrs. Joe White, B810 South Sixth street, entered Hillsido hospital Monday. She will be operated on Wednesday, Visiting Hare Mrs. J. C Coolcy of Seattle, Is visiting here with Mrs. Jessie Rivers of 4121 High street. Trade Meeting Retail Trade committee members are to meet Wednesday, at 10 a. m. at the chamber of commerce. Returns Betly Drullncr has returned from a three weeks va cation In California. PILES. SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN - NO HOSPITALIZATION Ns Lou ol Tlmt Pfrmintnt Rtlulttl DR. E. M. MARSHA Chlroprntll PftydalM 110 No, ;ih - aiquln Thtatrt lids. Phone 70(1 Homo Mr. and Mrs, H. C. Brown, 018 Owens streot, and their grandson Jimmy returned on Friday from Modosto whore they spent two weeks visiting their duughtcr and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. K. O. Staring, also their two sons, Harold and Lester Brown. Their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Scotty Rich ards came to Modesto from Standard, Calif, for a day's visit with thorn. Thoy also spent day with Brown's brother, Frank Brown, at Atwator, Calif. Stop Hara Mrs. Tom Stod dard and Mrs. Bill Dobbin of Portland stopped off here last week on their way to Tucson, Ariz., to visit with Mrs. William Spanglor of Del Moro street. Mrs. Stoddard and Mrs. Dobbin were going to Tucson where their husbands had finished their Indoctrination courses with the navy at tho University of Tucson. Lieutenant Og) Stod dard Is a brother of Mrs. Spang ler and is well known here. Missionary Society Tho cir cles of tho Woman's Missionary Socioty of tho First Baptist rhnreli will meet on Thursday afternoon, July 1, as follows: circle 1 with Mrs. Mlchacison on Llndley Heights; circle 2 with Mm Patterson on North Elev enth street; circle 3 with Mrs. trunk Killlan, 724 Mitchell street; circlo 4 with Mrs. R. E. Bcckstrom, 4313 Thompson street. Son Born Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Crapo of Chester, Calif., are parents of a son born late Mon. day night at Westwood. The young man, their first child, has been named Larry James, and weighed B pounds 0 ounces at birth. Mrs. Crapo is the former Beverly O Kecfe of this city, and grandparents of the new arrival are Mr. and Mrs. James O'Keefe and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Crapo. On Furleug h Technical Sergeant John Staub, son of Donald Staub, a former resident of Klamath Falls now living In Portland, was in town over Sun day en route from New Mexico where he is stationed to Portland to visit his father. While here he was the guest of his aunt's family, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stiv ers, 2301 Orchard avenue. Block Leader Meeting There will bo block leader meeting Wednesday evening, Juno 30, at 7:1)0 p, m. Block leader instruc tion will bo given, and identi flcation cards and window cards will be distributed. All precinct and block leaders are urged to be present. To San Francisco Mm. Elea nor Kummer will leave this weekend to take position In defense work In San Francisco, Formerly she was In charge of tires at the war price and ration ing board. Her place will be taken by Rosemary Sloan, ac cording to plans now made. Visitor Edith Hodgson, now attending summer session at the university of Oregon at Eugene, will visit her sister, Mrs. R. H. Shellhorn over the weekend of tho Fourth of July. Miss Hodg son will teach school at New castle, Wyoming, next fall. To Walla Walla Mr. and Mrs. Al Bllton of th Mnrlnn apartments will lave Monday for waua waua, Washington, where they will live. Mr. Bllton has taken a post as Instructor at the war training service there. Rebekahs to Meet Prnnw ity Rcbckoh lodge will meet on Thursday, July 1. at 8 d. m. in the lOOF hall. This organiza tion meets on the first and third Thursdays of every month. Merry Mixers Ruth Law rence will be hostess to tha Merry Mixers club Thursday evening, July i, at her home 1122 Lincoln street. Pinochle Club The Lucky Thursday Pinochle club will meet Thursday afternoon, July i, wun tannie uoddard, 2209 Harrow avenue. 'Sacramento Floyd B. Patty, former district tire inspector here, will leave July 1 for Sacra mento, to work with the office of price administration there. To Reedsport Mr. and Mrs C. A, Henderson and daughters, Jean and Anne, left Saturday for Reedsport, where they will visit relatives for a time. ANNOUNCING Re-Opening, July 1, 1943 NISSEN'S INSTITUTE PHYSICAL THERAPEUTICS Medical Gymnastics and Swedish Massage Hopka Bldg., 110 N. 8th St. Telephone 89SI E City police have reported that traffic violations have Increased recently. Following are the traf fic violations for the past four days: Arthur Porter, 115 Pine street. Left turn at Ninth and Main, $1 fine. M. J. Mason, 2029 Lawrence street. Ran stop sign. 12 fine. Louise McKlm, 719 Cook street. Ran stop sign and violat ed basic rule. SB fine. Henry Gallegher, 1840 Oregon avenue. Ran stop sign. $4 fine. Walter Fleet, 1411 Upham street. Ran stop sign. S5 bail postod. Hans Omnus, 902 Main street. Left turn at Seventh and Main. $2 bail posted. Laura Baldwin, 1321 Wordcn street. Ron stop sign and violat ed basic rule. $12 fine. Gilford Thompson, Empire ho tel. No operator's license, and violation of basic rule. $10 bail posted). Lowell Paup, 114 Lincoln street. Violation of basic rule. $9 ball posted. Amos Gandy, 2010 Hope street. Allowing unlicensed ml nor to operate motor vehicle. $5 line. Glen Durand, 9649 Atlamont drive. Ran stop sign. $9 bail posted. Fred Eck, 423 Commercial street. Ran red light. $9 bail posted. Ernest Milliron, 2228 Want land avenue.- Ran stop sign, no operator s license. $10 bail post ed. Ida Fett, 3128 Cannon street. No operators license. $5 fine. J. C. Peters, ChUoquln. Ran red light. $9 ball posted. Harold Dirks, Pelican Bay camp. Violated basic rule. $10 ball posted. Angclo Doveri, 707 Washing ton street. Ran red light. $9 oau posted. Melvln Dalton, 911 North Eighth street. Violated basic rule. $9 bail posted. George Ghellcr, 924 Martin street. Ran stop sign. $4 fine, Elbert Veatch, 1969 Earle street. Left turn at Eighth and Mam. $2 fine. Rowcne Swearlngcr, 830 Pros pect street. Passing on viaduct. $9 ball posted. Walter Grant, 240 East Main. Ran red light. $9 bail posted. Wayne Olson. Route 3. Box 43 Violated basic rule. $9 bail post- ea. It is advised by the police de partment that all people receiv- ing any traffic tickets are to ap pear or a warrant will be Issued and they will be brought into court. Courthous Records Marriages ROBINSON - BENNETT. Thomas Walter Robinson, 38, rancher. Resident of Alexan dria, La., native of South Dakota, May Myrtle Bennett. 47, house wife. Resident of Klamath Falls, native or Kansas. Complaints Filed James Thomas Holloway, Jr., by and through James Thomas Holloway, guardian ad litem versus Jean Harriett Holloway, Suit for divorce, charge cruel and inhuman treatment. Couple married in Reno, April 12, 1942. U. S. Balentlne, attorney for plaintiff. -Everett O. Propst versus Mary Propst. Suit for divorce, charge desertion. Couple married in Grants Pass, August 3, 1936. U. S. Balentlne, attorney for plaintiff. Kate E. Mann versus Chester Edward Mann. Suit for divorce. charr: cruel and inhuman treat ment. Couple married August 29, TJ37. Plaintiff asks restore tion of maiden name, Kate E, Simms. U. S. Balentine, attorney lor plaintiff. Justice Court Arthur Elnar Anderson. No PUC permit. Fined $10. Daniel O'Keefe. No operat ors license. Fined $9.90. . Medford Visitor Kenneth B. Wall, district administrative of fleer, motored to Medford Tues day on official OPA business. SUN- Cool the burn of unburn. Sprinkle with Mutant. formerly MmIcaa Heat III I D1J Powdr. Ralievs htt DUltll nth too. Qt Mexsan. of TRAFFIC FOLIC NOTE INCREASE IN VIOLATIONS Deadline Near Lvv ex x l, i Joyce Reynolds Is one Holly wood movie actress with a con cern for the welfare of her pub lic (Including that portion of It which likes to look at her legs), and so she comes forward with the reminder to motorists that they've only until June 30 to pay their $9 automobile usa lax and obtain tha little sticker to paste on their windshields. For Your f'im i ! u::if:iiiii;i!i m I 'll'i.i : lilliiii'f jljlliliiiiiUllltliiHltjSMKll'liilMlll MAIL CLOSING TIME IT-Hx- Fh IS. 1943) Train 18 Southbound: Bp. m, Train 20 Nortnsouna: 11 a. m Train 17 Southbound) 7 a. m. Tln 18 Northbound: 10 p. m. Medford Stage, Westbound. 3:30 p. m.. Evening Airmail. Stages to Alturas. Ashland, Lake- Tiew and Rocky Point. 7 a. as. Food Users All institutional and Industrial users of food should apply now for their July and August allotments. Applica tions will be receivea up to Juiy 9, but a last-minute rush should be avoided. CUPID-GETTING STRONGER Weddings are being canceled less frequently In England. The number of abandoned marriages averaged 2000 annually until a few years ago, when the figure dropped to 300. METALLIC PHOTOGRAPHS For years after the discovery of the reaction of sensitized sur faces to light, photographs were made on various metals, which accounts for daguerreotypes, am brotypes and tintypes. STRAIGHT SWIMMING BEARS A black bear in the water al ways swims in a straight line toward the opposite shore and, if you are in the path, he 11 crawl over your boat and upset it, but if you get out of his line of trav el, you're safe. . WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT . . . This new Automobile Safety-Responsibility law is tough. You may forfeit your fight, in case of accident, to drive or register an automobile unless you can prove your financial responsibility up to $11,000. Eliminate this vital risk quickly, easily and effec tively by securing our low-cost Auto Liability Policy I (asmHA 1 ... tntUtt 1 W 100 SUPPLY "ALLOCATED" SEATTLE, June 29 IIP) Users of wood fuel will find thn aunnlv nn an "allnrated" basis today in Oregon, Wash ington and tne iu counties north Idaho. of James C. Scully, office of price administration regional fuel rationing representative, niH (ho nlan Is not rationing and will not require books or coupons. "A wnnri user." Scully ex plained, "placing an order will be required to ten nis oeaier how much fuel he has on hand; hnu, mnrh he needs for the year and how much he wants now. The dealer will judge his classi fication and will sell him wood as his priority rights entitle him to it." r U nrlrtrifV lifttinff. In Or- der of preference, are industrial users, non-inausiriai usci i . i. nna.fnnt-fh nf a vear's IVBO U,0 ... , , An hnnH nnn-industrial BUI,)', - iimi-i w 1 1 n less man year's supply but more than ...-v. thnu, with more than half year's supply and finally householders wnose prmuyu source of heat is not wood. The new order, Scully said covers forest cordwood, saw dust, presto-logs, mill endings nhavinns and hogged fuel. The reason for the plan, he said, was that the region faces a '20 per cent reduction In its supply of wood tuei mis yenr. "BELISHA BEACONS" Tho nransn elobes atOP Eng land'. "Belisha Beacons" cost ihnni si 25 to reDlace. Some 3000 of these have been broken in London alone In a short pe riod of time. 13 Years Of Negatives On Filel Since 1930 Kennell-Ellis Has Kept All Negatives On File ' For Your Convenience Come In Look Them Over And Order From Those Old Proofs You May Have Forgotten! Kennell-Ellis U. S. Nat'l Bank Bldg., Main and 8th Phone 9252 TO CONSUMERS For complelt information, cjill or wrllt to PORTLAND BRANCH OFFICE 725 Yeon Building Portland, Oregon telephone Atwater9438 Speedup Idea O. K. MP A TmlMnkntnl Attm.m Tt wdllam 1 FHwAroii. dial rector of Cleveland'a WMO office. advocated oeer ana prewi whw times a day to speed up production, s v DnHH a Knua xtelvra n fnundrv- man of Ace Cast Metal Products, tries out tne idea ana gives n wm hpartv aDDroval. How to get a new ration book Is your What with shorter runs and more frequent stops batteries can stand plenty of pamper ing these days. That's why I'm advising cus tomers to let me check their battery cables. They can cause plenty of trouble if they're loose or worn. Have one of us Standard folks look at yours if a new one is needed, we have the right kind. Awardexf Standard of Akhnead . Pre-war tires for "B" and "C" cards! Running onto a pre-war quali ty tire these days is like trip ping over a $20 bill Many Standard Retailers have some left in popular sizes especially -for "B" or "C card holders who have Ration Board cer tificates for new tires. No need to tell you how many extra miles they'll give you. f2 SIMIMBD ALL ES SINK III OTTAWA, June 29 W) Mal colm MacDonald, British high commissioner to Canada, said to day at least 14 enemy submar ines had been sunk in the past two weeks and predicted that the allied assault, on Europe would start very soon. I "We have had a dead submar ine served up for breakfast1 every day for the past fort-l night," MacDonald said. ! (His statement was added evi dence of allied ascendency in the critical battle of the Atlantic,1 which Prime Minister Churchill j said recently the allies were winning. Recent reports from London have said submarines have been sunk at a rate of bet ter than one a day for the past two months, a rate faster than the German ability to replace them.) MacDonald told a Dress con ference that the allies "obvious- i fJ3D T32D til Uncle Sam has a brand new "A" mileage ration book for you. But you've got to tell him you want it. You can get an official application form (OPA-R570) from your Standard Service Man. Hell also give you a simple instruction sheet which we've specially prepared to show you just how to fill it out. Then mail the completed ap plication to your local Ration Board, along with the back cover from your present mileage ration book and your old tire in spection record. The mailman will deliver your new book. x cable able? Don't forget your change! You've got pebbles in your motor, specks of dust so small they slip by oil pump screens. If you don't keep after them, they'll gang up and grind months of wear out of your bearings. The only way to do it is to be mighty prompt about draining out old oil every tf 1000 miles, and putting in California Belle (0 mite STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA ly are approaching another great crisis of the war." - He said there might be "com paratively small" assaults on Germany and German occupied territory, which should not be regarded Immediately as the opening ot a second front. ' REAL ESTATE PRICE RISE Uncle Sam paid France about $15,000,000 for nearly 1,000,000 square miles of land when he ac quired the Louisiana territory. The Virgin islands cost him $23. 000,000, and the area of the B0 islands in the group totals only 133 square miles. '- Raymond Dairy Phone 3179 For Milk and Dairy Products WE MAKE RETAIL DELIVERIES fresh RPM Motor Oil. If you keep books If you like to keep track of car expenses, use the receipts Standard Service Men hand out on request They're sure handy for budgets, expense accounts, and convincing the little woman you DID buy gas with that dollar she gave you. 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