Herald and news., July 16, 1943, Page 5, Image 5

July 16. 1048
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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J rlhor Passes- Murtlii Simon
Wee, 71-ycur-nld roaldont of
Medford, cllocl Tucaduy in a val
ley hospital, dentil altrlbutud to
Injuries received rollowluK
(nil from a rout wlillu onifuiicd
in carpenter work. Mr, Wee,
Moclford resident I n c o 102B,
was tho stepfather of II. Edwin
Cornell of Klnmnili Kull. Ku
nrrnl service were held Thtirs
dny Willi burial In Medford
lOOK cemetery,
o
Visiting Here Mr. nd Mrs.
C. A. Lunriy of tlia Pelican hotel
hud an their Hursts for a few
diiya this week, I.undy' nlcee,
Putrlclii Tnylor and a friend,
Shirley Jolunon, of Aatorla.
They were en route, from Loa
AiiKelea where they have been
visiting- with reliitlvea.
Vllla In North-Chief of Po
les Kurl Hnuvei left Friday
mornlna for Fort Lewis, Wnah.,
where he will visit hia wife,
I. lout. Virginia lleuvul of the
United Sltitea army nursing
corpa. Mra. Ilcuvel. well known
hero, Joined up three montha
ago.
Now Rtcrult Peter E. When
don, 17, of Lnkcshoro drive, la
the Intent nu vy recruit from this
district, Firat Clnaa Spccinllat
Dnn Schrelber in Id today.
Wheadon enliated July 14 and
will leave for Camp Farragut,
Ida., for training.
Fat Drive Camp Fire girl
are turning over proceed of the
fat and greaae drive for July to
the Commando. All peoplo
wishing to turn In their greaae
re asked to call Mr. Matt Kohn
t 8442 and arrangements will
be marie for it collection.
House Cuwt Georgia Harrl
of Antloch. Calif., and Lt. Henry
Molnar of Snn Franclaco aro
home guests of Mr. L. E. Rod
ger of 1717 Main street.
Sacramento Poaltlon Floyd
Patty, former tiro examiner In
this dlntrlct, will leave Friday
evening for Sacramento, where
he will have the same poaltlon
In the OPA office there.
Ltavt Saturday Robert F.
Gt'bhart of the local OPA field
office will leave Saturday for
the western portion of the area
served by the office. He will
work on local food problems.
J Three R Club The past pres
Idents ot the Three R club are
to meet with Mrs. C. K. Perkins
of 2433 Hope street on Tuesday,
July 30, at 1 p. m.
From Portland Ed Eggen,
district mileage ration represen
tative, will visit the local OPA
field office here on Monday. He
Is from the Portland office.
Band Broadcast Another
talk in behulf of the July bond
drlvo will be given by Nova La
Forgo, roproaontlng the Ameri
can Legion auxiliary, over KFJI
thl ovonlng at 8:15 o'clock.
Mr. H. E. Rouf represented
tho Veteran of Foreign Wars
auxiliary I n a broadcast o n
Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Committee of the Soroptlmlst
and UPW club report that
many women' organization are
responding aplendldly In behalf
of reaching thl month's quota
of (300,000.
Leave for South Bill Prince
of Langell valley, who la ata
tloned at Malone dam a a
guard, wa a visitor In the city
Wednesday and left Thursday
morning by train for Los
Angeles where he will spend a
two weeks' vacation with
friends.
To Valley Mr. and Mrs. H.
D, Park of the Swan confection
ery are planning to spend the
early part ot next week In the
valley.
Visit Her Mr. and Mra.
Walter Kerrigan ot Medford
wvo visitors In Klamath Falls
thl past week.
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MAIL CLOSING TIME
(infective July 14. 1943)
Train 19 Bouthboundi p. m.
Train 20 Northboundi 11 a. m.
Train 17 Bouthboundi 7 e. ra.
Train 19 Northboundi 10 p. ra.
Medford Stage, Westbound, S
p. BW Evening Airmail.
Stage to Alturas, Ashland, Lake
view and Rocky Point. 7 a. a.
Lakeview flrat-claa mall only,
dosing at 7 p. m.
Carpenters' Picnic The an
nual picnic of the carpenter
local 100, will be held Sunday,
July 18, at the home of J. R.
Fugill. 2124 Ogden (treet.
Member should bring a picnic
lunch.
Card Party The Women of
the Moose will sponsor a card
party In the basement of the
lodge Friday at 2 p. m. The
publia la Invited. Marie Pike
and Leola Dalley will be host
esses,
Friendship Club A meeting
of the Friendship club is iched
uled for Friday, July 23, at 1:30
p. m. at the home of Mr. Bertha
Bishop, 811 North Eleventh
(treet. Following a business
meeting auction bridge will be
played. Mrs. Ruth Stanley will
assist Mr. Bishop. All member
and friend are invited.
Oi
Chocolate
Nut Fudge Cake
A delicious chocolate nut fudge layer cake
that will simply melt In your mouth. Iced with
a chocolate nut fudge Icing.
69c
Bear Paws
A rich Danish pastry, some filled with a prune
nut filling and some filled with -an orange
filling. All Iced and topped with nuts.
Doz. 40c
For thai fresh fruit shortcake
try our Victory Loaf Cakes,
They are richer and tastier.
Each 33c
Saturday Party The Loyal
Order of the Moose will spon
sor a card party In the base
mont of the lodgo Saturday eve
ning at 8 o'clock. Thl 1 the
last gama of tho lerle and the
public la Invited.
Cadeta to Meet Alt civilian
olr patrol cadots are to be at the
airport Sunday morning at 0
a, m, .
Townsend Dance The Town
send club Is aponaorlng a dance
tonight (Friday) at tho KC hall
at 0:30 o'clock. Thore will be a
business meeting at 8 p. m. The
public 1 Invltod to both.
Thimble Club Member of
the Thimble club of the Neigh
bor of Woodcraft will meet
Wednesday, July 21, at 8 p. m.
at the home of Mrs, Stella Wells,
100B Wlard (treet. Mr. Sylvia
Brannon will assist. All members
are asked to attend.
Juveniles to Meet The Juve
nile of Neighbor of Woodcraft
will meet with Mr. C. O. Dry
den, 610 North Eleventh street,
Monday, July 19, at 12 o'clock
noon. The group will have a pic
nic at Moore park. Transporta
tion will bo provided.
Neighbors The Neighbors of
Woodcraft will meet on the third
floor of the IOOF hall Monday,
July 10, at 8 p. m. Following the
business meeting there will be
entertainment by a committee
Including Eva Richardson and
Dicksy Weed. Refreshments will
be served by Lola Thompson and
Stella Wells.
OBITUARY
FRANK OLSON
Frank Olson, for the last twen
ty years a resident of Klamath
Falls, Ore., passed away in this
city on Wednesday, July 14,
1043, at 3 a. m. He was a native
of Wahua, Sweden, and at the
time of hi death was aged SO
year, 8 months and 22 days.
Surviving are: Two brothers,
John Olson of Berkeley, Calif.,
and Olaf Olson of Yamsay, Ore..
The remains rest in the Earl
Whltlock Funeral home, Pine
street at Sixth. Notice of funeral
to be announced at this time.
FUNERAL
FRANK OLSON
Funeral service for the late
Frank Olson, who passed away
In this city on Wednesday, July
14, 1043, following a brief ill
ness, will be held in the chapel
of the Earl Whltlock Funeral
home. Pine street at Sixth, on
Sunday, July 18, 1943, at 2 p. m.
with the Rev. Rueben E. Johnson
of the First Covenant church of
this city officiating. Commit
ment services and Interment
Llnkvllle cemetery. Friends are
Invited.
The German finally swung
Into another offensive in Russia.
If they want to die with their
boot on It's all right with us.
Rockefeller in Reno
Mm
Jt. at, V
Mra. Abby liockefeuer Milton leave
the lobby of the Riverside Hotel in
Reno on her wsjt to Lake Tahoe,
where aha will establish residence
preparatory to filing for divorce
from David M. Milton of New York.
By THOMAS F. HAWKINS
BERN, Switzerland, July 16
OP) Fascist Editor Roberto R.
FarlnaccI, making the first open
attack on Italian military lead
ership since the start of the
war, demanded a change In gen
eral and a ihakeup in the
fascist party hierarchy last
night, dispatches from Rome
disclosed.
Writing in the newspaper
Regime Fasclsta, the former
party secretary demanded that
Italy' best force be rushed to
Sicily along with the most able,
prepared and resolute leaders.
"It i impossible that the
Italian army has only one
Messe," (General Giovanni
Messe) he wrote. "It is absurb
and extremely dangerous to
measure the choice of men and
decisions with the military an
nual as a yardstick."
Auxiliary gasoline tanks de
signed to ncrease the range of
American bombers are carried
on the outside of the planes and
can be dropped when empty or
upon entering combat.
Batteries with plates of pure
lead have practically no loss of
charge on standing about 15
per cent a year.
Boy From Greece
of V
0
A 'A
'cMl nii
The hardships and sufferings of
wr are reneciea in in lace ot
this Greek refugee boy at camp
in Egypt. Homeless Greeks are
cared for near Suez Canal, then
sent to new home in Belgian
Congo.
Courthouse Records
Complaint Filed
Melvln B. Wylle versus Flor
ence M. Wylie. Suit for divorce,
charge desertion. Couple mar
ried in Grants Pass October 31,
1930. Edward B. Ashurst, attor
ney for plaintiff.
Arthur John Erlckson versus
Lolita Erlckson. Suit for divorce,
charge insanity. Couple married
in Klamath Falls September 28,
1939. Plainttiff asks custody of
one minor child.
Jennie A. Zlemann versus Carl
A. Zlemann. Suit for divorce,
charge conviction of felony. Cou
ple married In Yankton, S. Dak.,
October 8, 1931. Plaintiff asks
custody of two minor children.
R. T. Howard versus Mike Mc-
Aullffe. Suit to demand pay
ment on judgment, plus costs and
disbursements. J. C. O'Neill, at
torney for plaintiff.
Justice Court
Willard Williams. No oper
ator'i license, and no vehicle Ik
cense. Fined -95.80.
Anna Maa Slay. No operator'
license, and no vehicle license.
Fined 97.
Nicklo Rudolph Dewlt. No
motor vehicle license. Fined
95.50.
NOTICI!
Molatore's
Restaurant
Will Be
Closed
Till
July 27th
CHEER UP
Kit
Put pun Vanilla
On your Hit,
And make ceuerf
Fofci can't ntitil
Schilling:
UT ANOTHH IONO TODAY
VITAL STATISTICS
BIRTHS
PRATT Born at Hillside hos
pital, Klamath Falls, Ore., on
July 15. 1943, to Mr. and Mrs.
Lewla C. Pratt, 1618. Crescent
avenue, a boy. Weight: 7 pounds
7 ounces. -
Mileage ration Identification
stamps should be placed on left
rear side window thus facilitat
ing checking when gas is pur
chased and eliminating front
view obstruction.
PILE S.
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO PAIH NO HOSPITALIZATION
N bn ol TkM
FwnuiMnt Rssultsl
DR. L M. MARSHA
n n. rui
qutn ThMtn BM.
The American Legion Proudly Presents
The West's Best and Biggest
to
Commencing This Saturday
Night
July 17 at Klamath Falls And All Week
RIDE
On the Merry Go Round
The Ferris Wheels
The Sky Ride
The Loop a Plane
The Tilt a Whirl
The Octopus
VISIT-
The Big Side Shows
The Fun Show
See the Funny Clowns
See the Best Lighted Gay Way
in the West
And by all meant see the
WORLD'S HIGHEST HIGH ACT
The Rockets
who perform on a slender pole high In the air without
aid of safety devices or net. .. .
If you like to laugh, and like to hove fun, bring the
whole family. Remember, it's good for their morale.
Keep 'Em Smiling.
Carnival Grounds . ,'
At South 6th and Division
Misses' and Ladies' One-Piece Printed Crepes and Jer
seys. Also Darks and Pastels. Two-Piece Jacket Dresses,
Navy and Pastels. Broken Size Range, 12 to 20.
To Clear Out3 Low Price Groups
LOT No. 1
1 Only
Value to
$12.95
LOT No. 2
29 Only
Printed Crepes and
Jerseys
Values to (1635
LOT No. 3 '
25 Only;
2-Pc. Jacket Dresses '.
Nary and Pastel
Values to $223
$11
100 Fiiroe Summeir CHIeifrs
Highest Quality Straws, Fabrics and Felts.
Summer Shades No Two Alike!
LOT No. 1
Values to $435
LOT No. 2
Value to $SJ9S
LOT No. 3
Values to $1235
2
$3
WIH sat hfurs paM, stuff
gltu, or htm NW somfi. Ta
Ladies'
Neckwear
Collars and Sets
Tailored and Lac
- Trim Styles
for
$JOO
Ladies'
Handbags
One Group Hi Color
Our Regular $1.98 Values
$159
HOW M.
. Handbags
Summer Whites
and Tweed Mixtures
' A Special Purchase -
a.so $1 98
Value --
Spun Nylon
Anklets
Pastel Color Long Wearing.
Easy en the Feet Quick
Drying Absorbent Sox. .
S1.00 Value Ae
Special Pr.
Full Quart 60c
THE WOMAN'S STCETinc
STORE HOURS
9:30 A.M. - 6 P.M.
NOT OPEN
SATURDAY
NIGHTS