Herald and news., May 19, 1944, Page 7, Image 7

, 19, 1944
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE SEVEN
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fiIS OFFICIAL
OKAY BY CAA
Ttifl Klomull. civil .Irwliyl
V,he tlv" nor"
'Zla nnd Skid,
nf the C'AA low hero
.?' K-'I over tlio field,
U IHclr official np.
,d S They K"Vo n temporary
"Xistloi milll t"'" fll papers
Stt miih Washington.
"I, in from Hi" ' now
'ft' I I. listed among
Smdln"'crt 'airport, of tht
rfV . . .... Wnrrtnn.
U i oc ini in-"
n.. runwiiy has boon conv
0"? Zhr In ncarlng com
In and lumber I being
''llof , "?, ,.nuuctlon of an
ElOVCO I" -About
10 P'"""" wM1 b1 m0VCd
,C field In the near future.
11.1
...j ht Kf IT. .Tnnne nf
1)1 St. Kmnclii street received
"'..1 t, Il.nl ll.i.lr inn.
hntlce Hl wr- ...- ....... 1
fat LI. Hoy II. Skeons hot been
iirded the ir mcdnl for merit.
Lui achievement with tlia
a irmv nir luitu.
et.tni. nt nrt.i,nt In n pnmn
I bl- iJftviii. ... I" - - r-
hmminaer wi n "in uu . i,
C Is a transport plnnc pilot.
I'ounf Skcens enlisted In the
.j ...... ipnnuff.rif.H ir th ntr
kros In 1042. Ho received hl
I'nsi at Itojwell Held, Now
fctxlco. In Murc-h of 104:1 and
LuKnt to tho South Pacific In
I...... a ll.n uitni vpjir. On
'rtruiry . ii'ii, no wh piv
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'.OlCU lV IHSfc III'MIVIIHlIt,
Flashes of
Life .
By Tht Associated Pros
HOLD THAT LINE
NEW VORK A hotel tele-
ihono operator notified tho
niniger thul she was emitting
ktiutc sha wni iinnblo to find
in UDortmcnt in Mimhuttan nnd
pldn't ttmul commuting from
uMl-iown,
The mnnnnor not only found
Itr an apartment pronto but
Mid the first month i rent.
t
NO MEAT SHORTAGE
PHILADELPHIA Tabbv.
In. Rachel Walker's cherished
it, lolvcd tho meat shortage
o her own nnd her kittens'
faction but not Mrs. Walk-
T'l.
Her owner didn't mind too
pch when Tabby brought homo
pice and moles, but Mrs. Walk-
if called for help at Tabby's
icit tidbit a wrleirllno an.
fell make.
riMDIIRH
MT. JOV Pn n A
r oimago to precious livestock
wjuppllcs, this community's
timber of commerce has offor
il three cents for the tnll of
very rnt caught hero ond turn
4 In by Juno 15.
RECORD
AVON, rnnn (..I I ...
''"Shtlng crew was credited
Mill aChievlnt nm. anrt n
Wd hero when It confined
wooda blaze to an nroa of
t one aero by quickly or
"wing a bucket brigade com
OKi entirely of women.
...BACKWARD BILLY
CHICAGO Win, i 4i,,..
, . ,'u wnea by James
inv 5 k011II1K oiong okay,
mojt as well as most goats
wave me regular number
Incnpo l,nn I
ri(h . ,' ".w wccks ago
3wr'siU forolc8 nnd two
onnjgs'uhuns 'omod to move
wd with considerable case.
differs from that of other
kward.n0 WOy-hB movM
In in .. . :
C fiie"lonn solf tournn-
R .30'380 'hot and
Fre only four Bcet
Jj" troupes In circuses.
I lW AS
W a Dint
n oolh L , ,Mkl". no ti.whli,.
I," ""III. for S. .1 ";"" "'I
"iSoS'S's ,'",,u, ,0 '
Ij-vwiin rtencliia 3, Calif.
MOVIE STAR
I-
i HORIZONTAL
1,0 Pictured
movie
personality
11 Small partlole
12 Groin
13 Pnrowolll
MBIgn
IS Let aland
IS 12 month
18 Donkey
It Laughter
sound
20 Thercfort
i Indlnns
i Not (prefix)
4 Print momure
9 Skill
6 Lixivium
7 Pormlla
8 Stat
5 Above
10 Tidy
M Horie feed
IS South Amer
ica (abbr.)
17 Perutt
' ' Amwfr 1 Hrvlnn PMIl 1l il
ui nunu uiiiluiilii s
22 Route (abbr.) I Strike
23 Palm Illy
24 Egyptian tun
god
28 Begin
20 Flnlahed
32 Half-em
33 Either
34 Scales of pay
37 Leea
40 Ruthenium
(symbol)
41 Moaiure of
area
42 Dane step
48 Written lorm
of Mister
47 Per
48 Oreek letter
BO Streot car
82 Capabl
8B Urge on
68 Ag
87 Apply friction
68 Wreck
82 Sh li a
popular
CO At one time ,
VERTICAL
1 Jollies
21 Native metal
23 Trsnspot
(abbr.)
25 Any
27 Beverag
28 Insect
30 Femnlo deer
31 Unit Of
energy
34 Traniported
35 Erbium
(symbol )
38 Add up
37 24 hours .
38 Railroad
(abbr.)
30 She Is a
lywood -43
Space
F
Hoi
44 Flash (comb.
form)
40 Scare
47 Exist
48 Historic
40 Melody
SI Entangle
S3 Vehicle
84 Pound! i
(abbr.)
' S3 Solar body
88 International
language
I r-j-T- np ij'y i,0
;i u ffln
15 w"wwwir
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vr W 1
?5 to
I I I I I I I I I I I il
Planes Take Over Batile
Against Mormon Crickets
BOISE, Idaho, May 10 (P)
It's "bombs uwny" next week In
modern aerial warfare against
crop-destroying mormon crickets
In eastern Idaho.
Low-flylng planes will spread
? olson bull over approximately
DU.OUO ucres in four counties de
scribed by tho U. S. department
of agriculture us the most In
tensely Infested cricket area In
tho nntlon this year.
The bull, sifted out at the rate
of 20 pounds per acre ond so
evenly livestock and birds cannot
nick It tip, Is spread over range
land across which tho wingless
grasshopport. must migrate to
reach croplands.
Airplanes were used for the
first time last year and with out
standing success, nccordlng to Dr.
Claudu Wnkcland, chief of the
grusshoppcr control division, de
partment of agriculture.
In 1038 there were 18,000,000
Infested acres In 10 western
states. This year only an esti
mated 1,000,000 acres aro infest
ed, primarily in eastern Idaho,
Wyoming, Nevada and Oregon.
Poison distributing planes last
year registered a 90 per cent kill
In tests in two eastern Idaho
counties. Keith E. Evans of Ida
ho Falls, USDA supervisor, estimated.
Snakes sloop with their eyes
open,
TO BE CAREFUL
An appeal to children to safe
guard themselves by avoiding
acts of carelessness around war
busy railroad cars and tracks has
been issued-through the public
schools by the Southern Pacific
company, L. B. McDonald, vice
president in charge of operations
for the railroad, revealed today.
Boys and girls who arc old
enough to drive automobiles,
and those who ride bicycles, are
urged to approach all crossings
prepared to stop, and are warn
ed against trying to "beat the
train."
Youngsters are further warned
not to play around railroad cars,
climb on them or crawl under
them on side tracks or in trains.
When crossing trackB, children
should never run across when
trains arc in sight. Before cross
ing a track, they should look
both ways, listen and make sure
no train or engine is coming.
J. II. Cordon and S. P. Mabel
of the Western Fruit Express
company at bcattle were In town
a couple of days this week on
business.
A. W. Nelson, G. N. machin
ists inspector, is in Spokane lor
medical attention.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Edwards
recently left for Spokane where
they will make their new home.
Edwards not long ago retired
from railroad service after being
a Great Northern conductor here
for several years.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
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ml Vlclc bfMKS 4W1 lk&iwMAltilJlv! Mr
Um Mm boMnft powder MljkpispP" jb I
1 yon woxld use for yur iYiQ tifSfJL
Wife of America's Newest Ace
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The nubile was urgently Invit
ed today to attend a free show
ing of navy pictures tonight at
the KC hall. Loomls building,
under sponsorship of the Central
Labor council.
These are action pictures
taken in the Pacific and Euro
pean theaters, and were brought
here by Chief Bo'sn Mate How
ard E. Rice.
Chief Rice will give a short
address in connection with the
pictures, and will introduce Bud
Billings who will relate personal
experiences of the landing at
Tarawa.
L iiwrftln liify-r-
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INEA Telephoto)
Mrs. Barbara Johnson, wife of Capt. Robert Johnson, America's newest
fighter ace, pauses at her accounting work at Lawton, Okla.. drug store,
to read the newspaper accounts of ber famous husband.
Visit your K. I. G. Store for an early
selection of Garden Fresh Vegetables
and Fruit-brought by fast trucks
straight from the gardens to insure
really fresh, crisp, health-producing
vitamins-the best health insurance
money can buy-at all K. I. G. Stores.
TODAY BUY .
NO-POINTiOW-POINT
Shtre'and PIst Square w!ihthe
Nntlon's food fupplr...buy NO
POINT LOW-POINT FOODS!
You'll be surprised at The wide
variety yott can get for few ration
points!
sha a I xfja , uy.
ND ' efla MeroiNT
hay ptHaa tow-POiNT
touAii tBSKi fooot
OBMYOKATED
SWIFT'S DOG FOOD
(rot CATS TOO)
23c
mm
Red Sockeye Salmon 45c
Chinook Salmon 29c
Tuna Flakes 33c
Black Cherries, 2 'A Glass 42c
Peaches, Osage, 1V 2 for 49c
Mustard, Sunblest, Pint Jar ... ... 15c
Extract Imitation Vanilla, Pt. Bot. 69c
Ripe Olives, Sunblest, Pt. 29c
Albers Buckwheat Flour, V lb.
Pkg 31 e
Mother's Oats, Premium Pkg 37c
Fisher's Homelike Flour, 10 lb. 53c
Austin's Dog Food, 5-Lb. Bag .... 59c
Rancho Soup 4 for 25c
Chicken Noodl, Tomato and Pea
Rinso Granulated Soap, Lge. Box 24c
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FLAPJACKS FOR IREAKFAS1
KF.lt FOOD COSTS
DOWN! .
Albert 4Lb.
Don't forget we carry a full line of Fisher's Poultry and Dairy
Feeds at all K. I. G. stores or call the K. I. G. Warehouse,
Phone 8271
Klamath I n d e pendent Grocers
COMMUNITY OROCSRY
FIFTH AVENUE OBOCKRY
JOE'S MARKET AND QROOIBT
ItAPSLEY GROCERY
LIEN'S CASH STORK
MACK STORE
MYRTLE'S FOOIl STORE
rAHTECIA'S GROCERY
ROIIINHON'S MARKET
TWIN GIRLS GROCERY
WERT KLAMATH GROCERY
RAI.LOU GENERAL STORE, Ft. Kl.
BOROUGHS GROCERY, Spr. Rlv.r
KENO STORE. K.nn
MICKEY'S FOOD MARKET, Dairy
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Phone 4282 I I j ' I
919 E. Main I 11 JL
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TRULOVE'S
Chicken
Center
Get You?
Colored Hens ...Ah. $5c
Bacon By the Ploce lb. 25c
Lard . . . . , . . 2!fes.3Sc
Movies of Navy in Action
To Be Shown at KC Hall
The showing 1b scheduled at
8:30 p. m. Anyone Interested
is welcome to attend the admission-free
affair.
Alabama exports about TO,.
000 queen bees every spring.
Allen Adding Machine
Friden Calculator
Desks - Chain File
PIONEER PRINTING
AND STATIONERY CO.
124 So. 9th Klamath falls
SCHOOLS riOUDLY UY THIS IU) All OVM OtHOU
It testtfles to the fact that 90 of tha stud.nu
are purchasing War Bonda and Stamps rCtt
larly. Young Americans participating In the
continuing "Schools At war" program, spon
sored by the Treasury Department, also em
ploy their talents In countless other ways to
aid the war effort. A Salute to tbem aUlj
Wise
mother let chUdraji
eat their fill of Boney-IOld
Graham. They're x noor
lahlng and wholaaome. Ifv
Waco aeea to It that only tha
finest KYahain flour 1 ud.
Honey-Maid grahajn ar'
sweetened with, pur htmvy
and sugar. Always keep a.
supply on hand!
ONlY THI HIT Mill
A MOTHIf TltT
BAKED BY NABISCO NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPAN?
. f
, . dnd thai', just on. reason; Still aHotJierk
tht select coffees in the rich M. jf. B. blend sue
high in precious flavor essence-oils. Today--as
always their quality, roasting, and protective
vacuum -packing maintains pre-war excellence.
That's why you get all the full-flavored good-
"YOU CAN'T MAKE A
BAD CUP OF M J D"
ness of M. J.B. k yoaf tp whether you Vie
it strong, in-between, or weak. Mak. this test
of M. J.B... i make it as carefully as you'v. al
ways brewed other coffee and you can't mak.
a bad cup of M. J. B. Doubk yont vaoaej Uk
if you don't agcec vi ,- ' . '