Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 19, 1944, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text,,9,1944 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON . PACE THREE Attractive Setting For South Pacific Machine Shop r ...,i.Uri. Frnnk Y'ZrA uml daughters, YorB. rk ?,n TliornpnoM. rr vod i J ' . i'mlnu Iroin Port; iul"" iiu-y ittlomiuci IIIIUI .j where '..,,,,,.,. who W '' .fy ut Veterans' ho ifflo U week, Mr. 10, I rtiinulu I""" unci bnfi"tu' . .. for Aliind-Mr. and t.I Ior m m illlVO R ffhoi! o hi Uw Evans Hd! , is or ll l"nt counl tnoii"'"; . frm,.r home In M ,0, . benefit Mrs. Mom' 'W,"u..'" m. who lm ninny SSteiJd Mr.. M..y Evons. . . Valley Mr. ond Mrs. LjCliy ...... iw,n m mmn- "till! I! I-" ' mnk V,C'r 'in Cotloge drove, where Bncknor'. father resides. Honor will nin-t Momljiy. Muf in. All in-""""" - '.miil. . . n.jor .( Moon There rf' . i.i ......111111 of the ki ei '""v. ; .v. , ... Lival Order 01 Moose, r ruiiiy ui u.111 tnrt nt 0:30 :( 1 Aii m,.,.,l,i.r nnd their m. .... ;ii(li or wcleomo to utiena. Amy Recruiting OfficeThe c .rnw recruiting office will it closed irom amy a mj my i! .. i t llrlcn Robertson, nrmy kcnillcr, will ho In Portland nt- riding conicrencc on muse rwio Inn The Amnrnnth (;url niombera lire continuing to xlKl coilco jit nnn anyone living Jars they wish to dispose may can .i-uo ur wtu. EnlUti In Nvv Jam... n Llndborg of 412 6uk ntr;ot co llated In the imvy on Muy 111 through the Klmnuth Falls navy recrultlnK station, uccordlng to Dun Hchrelber, imvy recruiter, Friday. Llndbcrg In 17 yours old. Worker) Needed Tho Hod Cross room in the nodal hull, 2100 Garden, need more work on If their quota 1m to bu mudo euch week. Only a few uru at tending, the room in onun eueh Tuesday and Thursduy from 12:30 to 4 p. m. On Lure Carl Cnrlson. for n.l.li...,. rmnlnvi Ann nntu l;ih the U. S. navy, Is home on rive. SOP Hopefuls Eye Iregon For Grass loots Support (Continued From Page One) rile-In votes In Nebraska and 'nuuvlvania, would boo.it him Sons In u nice where ho al hady hog captured the mpnort K 329 of tlio 808 republican fifgaics uiui far chosen, vie ry tor Brlckor, who ha 80 Resales, would Indlcnto -insc In the tlclo which seems p hava been runnlna toward Pwey and mnko Brlcker a Eront challcnxer for tha back' I of those who remain unln mclcd. Dewov Total Ui Ih Dewey total was Inched p last night when District of olumbla republicans In con 'tnilon instructed tholr three resales to voto for him. In Other netlnnn vexterclnv: Illinois republicans chose ociesaics-nl-lnrKo to com' 'I their slnte of SB unin. fracted dclcRntcs. negro Damos ncsro dcmncrHt whn wirA fliued plnccs on the South irolina delcKntlon announced y would submit a delegate n of their own to the Chicago nvenllon. n" Misslss Dill romihtlcan fiup hended by George L. ineldon,- a former governor of f'orajkn, chose six delegates F Oppose the mMiHr.0 r,l alv taded by Perry Howard, no- '0, Alabama republicans meet to f pick a slnte of 14 dole expected to be unlnatruct- ;lothing Ration an Be Avoided, ys Fred Vinson Iron" M . . . "llBBKir l. .t ' '"'" iom congress to- i. "''ministration Is confi. !' ni Hint, throuch n nii .t,.h. 8" i?lnR of ow-cost cloth- ) m pro.Vido onoush goods S' essential needs. . Xylng bc,oro the house othC fc,nllonnry trenrt in "ljcd, P"ccs can be Son Born Word has been re ceived of the birth of a son, Hlcli ard Preston, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Lawrence of I'ortlmtd, on May 12. Mrs. Lawrence U'ii- trlcln I'restnn) whs a former resi dent of Klamath Fulls. A contract for construction of an Intermedial!! landing strip nt Ueover marsh, in northern Klmn uth county, has been approved by the CAA. The successful contractor is A. A. Holntz, Portland. It is re ported that Vernlo Jarl has de clined to accept contract for lighting work on the landing strip, and the Installation may bo carried out by tha CAA di rectly, Jarl's bid of $3429 was low on tho lighting. EDITORIALS ON NEWS (Continued From Pago One) an enemy but are GOING TO jnd our. He THEN adds: "The whole German air force IS NOW al most entirely without reserves and Is a SHKLL which may be near the cracking point. IN Italy, we've smashed the Germans' Gustav line and arc hammering at tho southern end and the center of their Hitler line (lying Just behind the Gustav.) Our high command at Naples says today: "U. S. nnd French blows (at the Gustav) hnvo forced the Germans into a DIS ORDERLY RETREAT Instead of a planned withdrawal to their present lino (the Hitler) In Italy." For confirmation of that, watch tho prisoner totals (us and when they are given out.) Whenever tho Germans arc forced into disorderly retreat, tho prisoner totals will go up. r THE Germans today bomb Rus sian communications Bnd con- ronlrnt on n central Poland They aren't wasting precious irnimllnn lust for tho fun of it. They have reason to believe the Russians are MAaainu run w- TACK there. TODAY'S dispatches tell us that utrono- Fifth ormy RE SERVE forces ore MASSED AND WAITING at Anzio. Your map will tell you they're waiting to hit tho Germans from the flank and the rear at tho psychological moment. THE London Daily Moll says to- day tho Germans have massed gliders and transport planes In concealed hangars along the EuroDoan coast In sufficient num bers to drop at least one airborne U1VI51UN on uniain. Could be. It would bo at best a sulcldo attempt to disrupt the lnunchinu of our Invasion, wnose timing must bo letter-pcrcct H It Is to click. Ball bearings have been made so small that they can replace Jewels In watcn movomcms. If you want to sell it phono Th Horald and Nows "want ads," 3124. HARTFORD Auliiit aa4 Indemnity Compsny INSURANCE T. B. HATTERS Oanaral Insurance Agency FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE IS Main St. Phone 4193 IIIL iii . K REVOLUTIONIZE l's FOREST PRODUCTS Industries? IPA J..... " --wt - w w a w --- III I I . lEWfji ri ?e ,l0"ire, May 5th Issue, FOREST PRODUCTS iilit Warnn ' oxPlB'n" how naw process makes soft woods 0 illseoW ii mo ond chemical attack and Increases hordneasl ther Ho. V'0"' Takes dyes. Inexpensive to apply. Read this and lictloB-'"7 wookly nawspapar on West Coast devoted to pro- forth yenriJ . ncluro of frest products. May 5th issue, alone, Pi Keen i cr,pUon Price but given free If you subscribe -P informed of today's fast-changing developments,, . ""t OUT MAIL ' UDaL . . ft X 7 ' Hml. r.:fiWt da. Forest rannurTH news. wnr w. R. Mv. Pub- llilur, nvli Bldi., PorlUnd 4, Ore. Band - ma May Slh "ua and St aacoeedlng laiaaa. IS okeok la taolaMd, ( I land me bill. Name Addraa oiir . W&W- few !!':- Wu.ta (M Lt " ' --2Laar This picture was aant to his father, A. H. Patterson of Klamath Falls, by C. W. Patterson, Detroit dlesol tochnlcal renrossntatlve, who has lust returned after 22 months in tha South Pa cific as a "trouble ahootor." Tha view ahows headquarters for work on the diasels on South Pacific island, under the waving palms. Patterson is standing at the loft of tha picture. Ha has visitoa in lunmnth rails. Food Production! Canning Top List of Home Problems That food production and food preservation will be the largest items on tho agenda of most Oregon homcmukcrs was the prediction of Lois Lutz, Oregon Stale college home man agement specialist, '.who ad dressed members of the 12 Klamath county home exten sion units who gathered at the Altnmnnt Junior high school Thursday for their annual pro gram planning day and for in stallation of county officers for tho group. In discussing some of tho problems that confront county administrators, both home and civic, during war time, Miss Lutz pointed out that child delinquency, and tho con servation of food and clothing and of furniture will loom large on tho list. Mrs, W, S. Metier, president of tho Allnmont unit, was pre siding officer ut the gathering. The unit representatives bore out Miss Lutz' prediction by se lecting demonstrations of can ning methods, food spoilage clinics, and an Insect pest con trol lecture for their summer program, with meetings on the preparation of oven meals, rolls and sweet breads ond arrang ing the family diet to avoid colds. The 1044-45 program will also include discussions of im proved storage space, forestal ling delinquency, making slip covers for furniture, and short cuts in home sewing. In addition, a correspondence course for new mothers has been added to the extension service, by means of which the latest information on tho care and feeding of expectant moth ers and of Infants from birth to four years will bo Issued from Oregon Stnto college through the office of the home demonstration ngent on a monthly basis to those enrolled. Lnwn bcnutiflcntion and gift mnklng were also included on the list of special studies to be offered to members of the coun ty extension units. Official announcement was made by Mrs. Winnifrcd K. Gil len, county home demonstration agent, of a "canning school" to be conducted at the Pelican theatre by Mrs. Vivian Free man, canning specialist from Portland, on the mornings of Juno 6, 7, 8 and 9. At the luncheon program dur ing the noon hour, Mrs. Earl Muck, county home extension committee member, presented a gavel to Mrs. Metier for the Al tumont unit, winner of the award to the group that fur thest exceeded the requirements for a standard unit during the year. Mrs. Lee Holliday, past county committee member, in stalled Mrs. W. B. Bickers of Modoc Point and Mrs. W. M. Williams, Henley, -as new mem bers of the county committee, presenting them with corsages of spring flowers which. Mrs. Fred Fletcher had made. Mrs. Dave Campbell of Bly Is also a new member of the commit tee, but was not present at the installation. Standard unit cer tificates were awarded to the Bly, Poe Valley, Altamont, Ma- lin and Henley units. Mrs. Wesley Harsey, Mrs. Dan Mathis. Mrs. M. F. Uppen- dahl and Mrs. Verona Dollar served the luncheon. Aching Tender Inflamed Feet Get Amazing Fait Relief Co to any good druggist today and Ret an original bottle ot Moone'a Ema fiid Oil. , The very tint application will give you relief and a few short treatment will thoroughly convince you that by sticking faithfully to It for a abort while longer your toot trouble may nnn Hliannpar One bottle we know will show you beyond all question that you have at last discovered the way to solid loot Con;ir;.. .M on I. . riean. pow erful, penetrating oil that does not Uin or leave a grensy residue it must rive complete satisfaction or money cheer fully refunded. I J -'-.-no, Z-l, , r "1 J I ui AU B AND C BOOK HOLDERS ARE NOW ELIGIBLE FOR NEW TIRES The "Board of Directors Meeting" at MOLATORE'S Open for the Cocktail Hour 4:30 Daily. Dancing Starts At 8:00 Walking Distance Downtown 1112 Main THE OLD JUDGE SAYS... -uuess we're pretty lucky In our town, Judge, that we don't hava the youth problem you read about in other places. "Don't know as you can call it luckyi Harold... wo eaw it coming with the wai and we did something about it before it hit us. We gave our 'teen age youngstera th recreational facilities they needed and really wanted. Those familiar with this wartimt problem know that young folks go to placet they shouldn't only when the proper placet are not provided for them. Young people always want to be with others of their own Bge...wantthcirownt.ypeofentertainment. ; Town after town has found out that once " these simple wants are met, the problem Is woll on its way to being licked." - "Guess I didn't really know how far sighted our town really is, Judge. If we hadn't looked ahead we wouldn't have had anybody or anything to blame but ourselves, . would we?" 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