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Newspaper Page Text'AwffMt 99, IVWf PAGE EIGHT Mabketl and tyiHunxUal CLASSIFIED 10 Services r 'Uncle's' FovorWe atyVVVatVVVVNNeaVVAera'kaal Macaroni Mountain Style SEWING MACHINES RENTED by month. Slngor Sawing ( tor, 1213 Main St. Dial 677 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON I,' .-...f' ".' .;. 1 iaA ' ill i When war swept through their villages, Sicilian peasants fled to ... ...... . . f PM;l nnrwtiri fell- the ftltis out me in muuriiaiii wra wuu " ' - a favorite Italian dish. Here Sicilian women whip up a meal of macaroni In a hillside grotto, and the children spearhead an attack on ue iooa wiui Jackknlfed : - - ' r . v - i Here's what happened to Nazi planes caught on the ground in j Sicily by Allied air raids. Bomb blew this Heinkel He. Ill into ) " " perfect jackknilc See HereSergeant Hdirjrov Herding cattle was not part of the IwMV Untn B-:..n4. I i--- - - . j . JJVMC,WU" wen wicociiicu vy ,uiiitfbe province 10 iui u. s. Air Force, along with Ipilver trophy and 300 bottles of "Jingbao (air raid) Juice" on 6tbj anniversary nf r,hin.Tar " Nazis Leave Kharkov Before Red Push S:.i"SV:Wv;:WlWrocii Here's the new line ot the Busso-aerman front as the Nazis announced vacuatisla of the Ukrainian city of Kharkov and retreated in the face of thrheavy Red drive. At the same time, a new Russian offensive south of Voroshilovgrad aimed at Taganrog was reported making headway. : wcuuiucu .v.w Heinket basic training mentioned in his M ... , , v - ufc 051., ividiiuu xicirierove in uunu as ne teaas two steers 1 .RUSSIA V 11 i j Verkhovg V PS ' iJCursk Vt Rxhoo J7lVoroart J St. OikollX ; elgorod , 1 Title of "Uncle Sam's favorite niece" was bestowed upon pretty Frances Rafferty of the movies. She's first Hollywood actress to become en gaged to soldier she met on camp tour. . Lucky guy is Lieutenant Dewey Barnes. Gets 'Mess Medal' First mess sergeant to receive the Legion of Ment meaal, Sgt. Edward M. Ozuba of Schenec tady samples one of his own "leftover" menus which won him recognition for ingenuity in originating unusual and ap petizing recipes to reduce losses from food waste and spoilage. (Army photo.) Seeks Freedom V J Raymond Gasul. above, aviation ma' chlnist's mate third class, member of a Navy crash boat which rescued Admiral Chester W. Nlmltz from a crashed plane in San Francisco Bay a year ago, Is shown in Oakland, Calif, where he awaited outcome of his plea for leniency on a burglary charge. Gastil was turned over to the California Youth Authority. Ad mlral Nlmltz cited Gastil In an olfl clal letter for the sailor's bravery during rescue operations. Thirsty Italian prisoner tilts the' canteen highfas he awaits trans port to internment camp under : ' the hot Sicilian sun. STOCKS HOLD NARROW AREA LEADERS INCH Br VICTOR EUBANK KRW VriRK Aim. SO (IPS Stocks generally held to slim nmn in tnHnv'x market and. while a handful ot favorites managed to inch forward, most leaders were at a standstill or In altffhtlv lower ffround. The principal watchful-wait ing arguments sun inciuaea: Doubts regarding the forthcom inir tux nrnuram. imminence of a record government war bond drive, and thoughts of sudden invnelnn nt rnntinental EurODO which might settle over-night the fate of the axis in that sector. finlri m1np were In front at the start although these failed to follow through, uransiers were around 350,000 shares. Advancins at intervals were Homesteak, Bethlehem, South ern Railway, Anaconda, Ameri can Telephone, Consolidated Edison, Goodyear, Montgomery Ward, United Aircraft, Stand ard Oil (NJ) and International Harvester. In the minus divi sion the greater part of the time were U. S. Steel, N. x . Central, General Motors? Chrys ler, Texas Co., Goodrich, Doug ti Snerrv. Eastman Kodak, Westinghouse, Phelps nodae. General tieciric ana Union Carbide. Bonds were more or less list less. Closing Quotations: American Can "11 Am Car & Fdy 35 Am Tel & Tel . . "? Anaconda : 5i r.li Parkins ZS Cat Tractor ? Comm'nw'lth & Sou uio r.pncrnl Electric - oos General Motors Gt Nor Ry pfd Illinois Central Int Harvester Kennecott Lockheed T.nnff-Rpll "A Montgomery Ward Nash-Kelv N. Y. Central Northern Pacific Pac Gas & El Packard Motor PennS R R . Republic Steel Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Sears Roebuck . Southern Pacific Standard Brands Sunshine Mining Trans-America ... Union Oil Calif Union Pacific U S Steel Warner Pictures IT'8 MOT THE HEAT CHICAGO, VP) A woman complained via telephone to Po lice Sgt. Joseph Brady at 3 a. m.: It s the whistling; I n a war worker and I can t sleep. She added she lived across from a public library where the janitor whistled no particular tune, lust whistled. So Sgt. Brady obligingly sent a squad to tell the janitor to keep his spirits -high more quietly, , BATTLE . RICHMOND, Calif, (fl3) The champion women welders of the Richmond and Oakland, ' Calif., shipyards have been matched in a contest and blood Will flow freely. .; If Richmond's representative. Gora Lee Clonts, 20, loses, her co-workers will donate 800 pints of blood to the Red Cross blood bank. Oakland supporters will give 100 pints if their candidate, Mrs. Edna Slocum, loses, 51 ' 27 1 12 ... 88 a 3bi 171 47 .... ...I... lit 15J 133 oat Z 261 161 43J 83 i . 254 ..1. si . 1B1 97J K1 B HZ 12i Rescue From Axis-Made Ruins . (U. S. Army The Axis is bombing Sicily now that it's practically all in Allied hands, and this wrecked stone house was one of the points, hit at Palma Pi MoBtechinH). An American soldier it carrying an Italian ... btqt tutot Ham tuins. Potatoes CHICAGO. Aug. 30 (P) Po tatoes, arrivals 140; on track 191: total US shipments, Sat. 749; Sun. 99; supplies moder ate; demand for Bliss Triumphs and Russet Burbanks good; market firm; tor Cobblers the demand is slow; market steady on best, dull for others. Idaho and Oregon Russet Burbanks $3.40-50; Idaho and Oregon Bliss Triumphs $3.10; Colorado Bliss Triumphs $3.10 15; Nebraska Bliss Triumphs $3.00; Nebraska Cobblers $2.50; Nebraska Cobblers, Commercial grade $2.00-40; Wisconsin Bliss Triumphs $2,35-50; Wisconsin Chlppewas $2.55; Wisconsin Red Warbas $2.60. LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 30 (AP-WFA) Cattle: Sal able 400, fully steady; two cars fed 1135-1160 lb. steers $14.50, two loads medium steers $13.00- 50; package range cows $10.75, common cows $8.00-50; canners and cutters slow, mostly $6.80- $750. Calves 15. Nominal; good to choice vealers quoted $12.50- $13.50. Hogs 250. Around 10-20 high. er; bulk good 230-250 lb. bar rows and gilts $15.15-2$; odd sows $13.25. Sheep: Salable 4800. Steady to 25 higher; choice wooled lambs absent, three decks good 94 lb. clover lambs $13.25, nu merous package shorn yearlings $11.00; half run ewes, mostly $2.50-$6.25, weak. PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 30 (AP-USDA) Cattle, salable and total 3000; calves, salable 200, total 250; market very slow, generally 25-50 cents lower, but liberal share unsold; few head choice fed steers $15.50; load expe rlmentally fed steers $15.00; best grnssers, $13.25, few - $13.75, others mostly S10.00 S12.50, common to $8.50; grass fat beef heifers $10.00- $12.00; medium-good beef cows $9.50-$11.50; few canner and cutter cows nearly steady at $4.00-$6.00, but most bids low er: medium good bulls steady to weak at $9.00-$11.00; good choice , vealers , $12.00-$13.00, odd head 1350. Hogs, salable 1700, . total 1850; market slow, 10-25 cents below Friday, some late bids 50 cents off; good-choice 180-ZJ5 lb. mostly $15.26; few lots and most carloads $15.40; late bids down to $15.00: 240-300 lb. $14.25-90; light lights $14.00- 50; good sows steady at $lz.ou; choice 66 lb. feeder pigs $17.50, heavier weights J14.50-S16.UU. Sheen, salable 1700, total 2500: market active to strong; good-choice trucked in lambs mostly $12.00, few heads and part carloads $12.25; common- medium grades $u.uu-iu.ou; good . feeders . $10.00-50; light shorn $9.00 down; good . ewes $4.25-50, fow head $5.00; com' mon down to $1.50.. , KITTY LEFT BOISE, Ida, (P) A skunk climbed under tne nood. or onir lev Howell's car. . He drove to the state fish and game department. Employes there weren t interestea. Next stop was the fire depart ment. Firemen, after a fire ex tinguisher failed to dislodge tne kitty, found a solution. Ammonia did it. - They took me. to a first-aid station where I met the Ger man pilot whom I had shot down. He was very pleasant but seemed amazed I got him so easily. He actually congratu lated me on good shooting. Lieut. Tom A. Thomas Jr., res cued after being shot down in Sicily. ' Classified Ads Bring Results. Signal Corgi Photo from HE A)' WHEAT CHICAGO, Aug. 30 (Prof it-taking produced roacttonury trond in grains today, although losses were confined to less than a cent In moat instances. Trudo was fairly active nt times, par ticularly on liquidation by eust- em houses In rye, but quloted when resistance to tlio down turn was encountered. Tomorrow is the first day for giving notices ot Intention to dc liver cash grain on September contracts, and the near-by fu- ture generally wus weaker than other contracts. It Is expected that some deliveries ot spring wheat will be made In the local market. At the close, wheut wus 1c lower to 1c higher, September $1,461, December $1.48i-1.48, oats were unchanged to ic low er, September 74-74c, and rye was unchanged to a cent down, September $1.02M. LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, Aug. 30 (AP WFA) Sulablo hogs 13,000; to tal 20,000; gcnorully steady to strong with Friday on all weights and sows; good and Choice 180-240 lb. $14,00 $15.10; top $15.15; 240-270 lb $14.75 -$15.00; 270 350 lb. $14.50-80; 140-170 lb. $13.75 $14.75; jjiost 350-550 lb. sows $13.60$14.10; choice lighter weight to $14.25. Sulablo cuttle 17,000; salable calves 800; best steers and year ling steudy; fairly active on outsldo account bulk fed $14.75- 16.00; early top $16.55; common and medium grades $10.50-14.00; 11 loads 1200 lb. medium to good Montana steers $14.50; best fed yearlings $16.40; mixed steers and heifers $16.25; heifers $15.85; heifers generally steady; beef cows stendy; canners and cutters weak; light and medium weight bulls $13.50; vealers steady at $16.00 down; about 1200 stock calves and light stock yearlings direct to feeder deal ers; trade steady at $12.00 to $14.25 on medium yearlings and good grade stock calves. Salablo sheep 4000; total 13,- uuu; rat iambs and yearlings very alow, no early sales; bidding around 25 cents lower; native spring lambs mostly medium to good grade packers bidding $14.25 down; good to choice woshlngton spring lambs big $15.00; slaughter ewes steady at u.o, oesi neia nigncr. Portland Produce MRTMHn. Or,.. Au. M (APl-IlUT, n firinia. ,q-,o; earuina, 17c 0 Brian nrlnta. 46e; ruinn. Ik Bl'TT-KhFAT-Hr.1 ,uli. mlinu'm of . of 1 p.r mot MldKr. rMlrerrrl ( Port- Oil. IS SIUO Ih I nr.mlm ....III. ' Ik""" t! M 01 1 Wl" "''"'x. -MH ..... j rmi. nn cnumrr pull)!,, Id N-a lnn firat or tOHii?j irrnnil qimlllr ! Porlliml to iimli-r flrt or M MMtc Ih, rilKKSK-RIHn riflc. lo 1-urtli.tiil f ulltra: Orrton uli.l.ta. Hta II.. i Inaf, Wo F.O.ri. -""""""i i0 ill.) loal, HOOS-'prW. to ralall.r,: In nana: Una. ue; a fneilliim, 49e; A amtll, ftle dotn. Print to proriiieera: A ruet ito; B Urge, i". n mi-diiim, aoo nrtcn. LIVB I'OHI.TIIV-Iliijliic nrln-a: Ko. 1 ffr,n It(liorn hrnllfra. up to J'i Ilia,, ,-uv: mlnrffrl fryra unili-r i to Iba.. 0ri colored rnaattrf ovi-r 4 Ilia., Wcj Ugliorn hena, ondfr J4 Ih,., ci or as lba ahici enlorrd brna, 4 to I lba JJilei oer a ma., wjyi, oio rooaitra,. SlftO id. f tldsa, 2IHo lb. HAIIRiTft-flovi-rnmrnt lllns: Rvrraffa miintry kllli-d to ri-tnllrra, 44e lb.) live prlr-n to proitucera, Ho lb. ONIONK Urn-n. !tt-)c down blinchei; Walla Walla, II 21 DO Ib. ba(. POTATOKH New Yakima Ocma, Ko. I, fz.wi-u.iai ; local, az.Mi cental. COUNTRV MRATR RollbarV orlea to r. tallera: cnlintry.kllled hoa, heat biitchera, I2O K0 Iba.. 10c; vealera, A A, K' ie; A, Zli.ifl; It, ibi.o; o, I7c: culla, lAVii-.i can, ner-rutter rowa, l4',o Ih, bulla, catinar cuttera, Hr; lanilia, AA. toe: A, 2I1': B, 22c: ewea. PH., Ifl'ic: medium. Via; R. 10-V; beef, AA, tlKe; A, toe: B, 18ci C, l14ic. HAY Whoteaale price nominal; Alfalfa, No. t or better, 113..00; No. 1 Montana timothy, fivl: No. 1 iraae hay, 13.00i oat-vetrh. fl.0O.3O.0O Uin, valley prnniaj timothy (valley), la.W ton clover, ta.w- 2H.00. ; Marine Chief , 4i. Continued Bit rammnnM t 4t. V. 8. Marine CorpB, although at retirement age, is Licut.-Gen. Thomas Holcomb. This (portrait Of the general, who was cited by President Roosevelt Hor his ex cellence ot command, was paint ed by naval artist iMcClelland iS!BJ.now reporled mlsaiug 9 I?: V) , .-WW-"- ADS Lost and Found LOST A Ration Book. Don C. Flshor, Lnva Beds Nutlonal Monument, Tulolake, Calif. 6-30 LOST Ration Book 1. Barbara Jean Kllpatrlck, 317 Martin. I 8-30 LOST Gas Ration Book A. Konrad Schwoigor, 526 Lytton St. 8-30 LOST Ration Book No. 1. Nol- llo M. Alvarez, Qulncy, Calif, Present address, Rt. 3, Box 62, v 8-30 LOST Ration Book No. 1. Lor raine King, 2528 Vine. 8-30 LOST Gas Ration T Book. Clarence Green, 3006 Denver. 0-1 LOST Ration Books 1 and 2 M. M. Lyda, 803 Walnut. Pres ent address 5116 Bristol. 9-1 LOST 2 comforters and green blanket betweon Summers lane and viaduct, Saturday at tornoon. Reward. Call 4030 9-1 STRAYED TO MY PLACE Sovcral cows and calves, some Whitefaces. Owner may have same by paying for damages C. H. Booth, Bonanza. 9-2 LOST Zipper key case with keys and license. Lottie Wright, 720 Lowell. Phono 5203. 9-1 General Notices LEARN SWING PIANO. Send for frco foldtr. Thclma Dumm, 407 N. 9th St Phone 3498. B-31m FOR THE CONVENIENCE of Klamath Basin farmers, who wish to haul their winter's fuel during the summer on their regular trips to Klamath Falls, we are maintaining a yard salesman at our wood yard on South Rlvorslde from 6.00 to 5.00 on weekdays. A largo stock ot dry wood Is now available for your winter needs. PEYTON It CO. 645tf USED SEWING MACHINES bought and sold. Singer Sew lng Center, 1213 Main. Dial 6771. 9-22m LAKE OF THE WOODS RESORT IS OPEN Cottages, boats, gasoline and post office are available. The store and service station Is open. Bring ration books. 9-2m Personals MONUMENTS Klamath Falls Marble and Granite Works, 116 So. 11th. Ph. 6381. 9-8m CALL 6750 for concrete work on your cemetery lot. 913m Transportation WILL PAY for transportation of dog to owner to North Bend Phone 7044. . 8-31 10 Services PAINTING KALSOMINING H. L. Brown. Phone 4226. 8-31m I WILL obtain your delayed birth certificate for you. Chas. Hathaway, 120 No. 10th St., Klamath Falls, Ore. 8-3 lm PICTURE FRAMING GoellorV 230 Main. 8-31m CURTAINS laundered and stretched. Phone 3717. 9-2m LAWNMOWERS, outboard mo tor and gas engine repairing Bodenhamer Saw and Hepalr shop, 9-6m BELTS tor all makes refrigera tors, washers, vacuum clean ers, or general use. Merit Washing Machine Service, 611 South Sixth. 8-3 lm HEMSTITCHING DRESSMAKING, Buttons and Buckles covered. Alterations on new and old clothing. Mrs. H. M. Allender, 731 Main, Room 216. -Phone 7263. 6-3 lm WANTED Radios to repair. SPECIALIZED SERVICE 1434 Main Phone 5103 9-23m J. A. TUFTS Heatlna Sreelallst Chimneys, furnaces, stoves, oil burners, cleaned, repaired. Phone 8404, Res. 8940 fl-6m FOR THE BEST in tailoring, remodeling, repairing, suits to order (men s or ladles) al ways see Ryte-Way Tailors, 110 No. 8th, phone 6862. B-Bm ELECTROLUX Authorized Serv- ice. Les Carr, 621 Mitchell. Phone 7167. 9-llm llll I llllllcaBttgaaaMMeMaMBaWaBaB I give the Filipino people my word that the Republic of the Philippines will be established the moment the power of our Japanese enemies is destroyed. President Roosevelt. Pupils ot the eyes of mem bers of thf cat family are verti cal, and their size can be regu lated by the animals. , 0-9ifl FLOOR SANDING and rcflnish. lng. Clifford Guidon, Phone 3922. 0-3 lm SEPTIC TANKS cleaned and In stalled, 400 gulUm and under, $10.00. Phono 7033. 9-5 SWING PIANOI Learn Swing Pluno Playing tho quick and easy Clirlstonson Way. Harmonize popular tunes with professional buss and breaks. Send for tree fnldur. . TUELMA DUMM 407 North 0th Phono 3408 -2llm 13 Health DR. M. C. CASSEL, chlropractla clinic, colon and rectul dis eases. 532 Muln. Dial 7215. 20 14 Help Wanted, Female ArrMMrrMAPWWWMAMrWMMArVf Wanted Service Station Attendant Experienced Preferred See Service Miuiuger Balsiger Motor Co. WOMAN' Capable of filling re- sponsible position In business office. General duties, typing, cashier- . lng, simple bookkeep- j lng, etc. Good salary. I Easy hours. Pormnnent. V Box 3489, Herald-News. 34Sfrtt HOTEL MAID, experienced pre ferred but will accept unex perienced woman dmlrlng pc manent position. Inquire ot housekeeper, Wlllord Hotul. laeett WANTED Responsible women to cart; for I small children and do somo work In my home, days. Phone 4747 after 6 p. m, or inquire at 1020 Jcffurensai St. ft.y DISHWASHER and warbreea wanted. Mux Coffee Shop. 9-1 WANT Middle-aged lady as housekeeper, Take full charge of home and 2 small children, Call 1803 Siskiyou after 4 p. m. or Sunday. 8-81 WOMEN for laundry work. Ex. -porlcnccd or Inexperienced. Cascade. 9-3 GIRL tor general office work. Some typing. Cascado Laun dry. 9-3 ANYONE Interested in cooking at school cafeteria at Pelican City, Rlversldo or Conger, phone 4568. 8-31 WANTED Woman for house work one day a week. Satur day preferred. Call at 2405 Hope or phono 3006 evenings 8-3t WANTED 4 girls for laundry work. Good wages. Must work steady. Apply Superior Troy Laundry, 700 South 6th St. 2980tf WANTED Experienced house- , kecpor for modern, close In home. No laundry, Prlvoto room and bath. Best of salary. Phone 6111. 9-3 GENERAL HOUSEWORK Part or full time. Phone 4719. B-l 18 Help Wanted, Male MAN WANTED tor milk depart ment, Do not phone. Call at Lost River Dairy. 8-31 ASSISTANT PARTS and service man wanted. Anderson Auto Service. 8-30 WANTED Fir grader who co take charge of yard. Out ot town. Write Box 2749 in care ot Herald-Nows. .. 2740lf WANTED Experienced mould er feeder; also trimmer grador man. Day shift. Steady work, 48 hours. Time and a halt over 40, Phone 7709 or 4389. 3091U WANTED District manager to Old Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance Co. Liberal com missions plus bonus and sal ary. Give full particulars w to age, experience, etc., ' in first lotter. Wrlto Box 3413, JHerald and News. 8-30 WANTED Man or woman cook to assume full charge of lum ber mill boarding house. Phono 4168 for details. 32441 NIGHT CLERK WANTED Ap ply at Kern Hotel, 3240U WANTED Man and wife for general ranch work. Furnish . ed house, wood and ront froe. Good wages. Phone 4479. ' 3402tt' 18 Situations Wanted KEMTONE, KALSOMINING and PAINTING wanted. Ph. 5067 . or 3273, o-8m -t4V