Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 22, 1944, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textj Out Our Way By J. R. Wllllomi - Our Boordlnn, House With Mflor Hoo b Vfi'llllllllliP ,, r,- . . r 'rv ' "-v' ' ff drw it, SfcvtelDo Vou 7M.VMMAe is J-ToKe is T$g i ro'l ?uLc?Sil'tikVJ CPXT01' ) ! to IMPUGN TUe ( HOOPLB too, cmum!) selling 111 HAVE U BEEN ORHEFaIt J T BAWAY?L. if HOMOR. OF A VAOOPLE . AM' X KMOvM VOL) 8 FEM ) THTC T nrunl ' FOR THE FAST WWr- 4 BV REFUSES TO ffCAl UFT ANJ ACE Itt --vsswrtrS M ' 3 coT-mer--- 7 out of that deck V Sections, M W .7l' '&g0 m W FORAK ARE M O'YOURS V)IT14 A LIKE A V w ,X ' P tM "THE A i- 7 BOyllMG 6LOVJES. VIVAROOF I f MWjh ggT j I I t il MENTOFS'OU. OlJ.'--MOPE 5oAv GOOSE sTD 1 IF3? n i ' . 1 FIRE-EATES CAKU Oft SO LAV )(' LNER,' ' 7j j'v' , , ,V I . ,. AjwrrfJ l - - . i ' ' ' , Red Ryder By Fred Harmon 1 '.''3 HEADlrtS ' NORTH INTO RED RYDER COUNTR1 . THREE TOUuH LOOKING AND- TRAIL WORN HORrE MEM ARE WORRIED ABOUT THE CARELESS ATTITUDE OF THEiR. FLASHILY TRESSED LEADER- ' FAUCYFANTS, YOU KIN - OUT SHUT OP." JUST A5 GOOD Otf W KMJ I 1' . j LETS VAAD05E .' I THih)MM AW WHILE 0i' TnlNnIN , TH Sheriff will CATCH Uf VsllTH US Then! Quit vOORRyiN.' we'll &e unknown RE Vani of ou want ) 1 I Freckles and His Friends By Blosser the. weeks THE ICIDS HAVE , SEEN PLAWMW& THE ANNUM. AUSONQUINl LUB DANC6 its-1he high light of the v school v6ar, and we find our Old friend nutty cook READY TO PICK UP SUE EMERSON-. Tell sue we'll be rkswt ) Huh? you cant, OVER T& PICK her up; sue? why Nor? Something has happened.' she didn't tell me WHAT- -r l BUT ( WAS SHE SHE 1 CRYING? CANT -r brother , was she crying HERE HELP Mt WRINo OUr THIS PHONE I ' , w 9i COPR. V II "J i A BY WCA SERVICt. IWC, T. M, RQ, y. III ''AT. CFf fcT Wash Tubbs By Leslie Turner - 51 ;". look, easy j " that launch is 1 "l f am army thenavyK webeceivep y sfop; take me to " vr;,,4 -v" - H A NAvy patrol ooiwa to meet itj officer is probably your message, V. his ship, please ijJ -IkA-TTtl OF THAT NY HIM HEREON W EASY IS ON THE igffllWm2&V3 Boots and Her Buddies By Martin HI i s 4 ' i mst cnww s Ufffl w .JTf. wfl wt eo6 to do ?-wwrt awed totwe. T : Alley Oop By V. T. Hamlin VES, BUT ITS A SHAME NOT TO HAVE A LOOK AT JERUSALEM, NOW THAT WE'RE SO CLOSE ' i 1 ( " V IN VIEW OF THE STIR. Y ANYWAY, ITS THEl fWE MUST SO TO Ei.uWr ) '"T ij 1 I S OUR HORSELESS 1S0URC6 OF KIN6I I GEBER, SOLOMONS ZSSZ.Y! T J I . 'f IP THAT'S J6PUSALEM trwwiyi m tOLOMON I I vkbAI TOkT ON TH& "' n '1 . WHAT ARC W6 WArrlN'MB? gftUT.., VVtAUTH Wcxt I .. I KEP SEA! ; y i i I iiiu'M'T us none tu' -kim huniinowk, b r I J-Lc'tr 1 .. 1 S0 CLOSE t' I PURINE. THE REIGM J T fft . 5S--: JW&h V'fflu pf about&?40'b0c!, ' Pfcf4JMp gS" iXfWf '! I l y'22 -J ' J J !!i3-'!SiiiiiM,S05a rKfwTWv . ! ; J Utile. Orphan Annie-.. By Harold Gray i THAT'S OLbTrSl f OLD6 SwSelt" T HSOnI f t&2&$& ..l If SE?MS Al H0W ) ' ' Com of nearly nil colors of the rninbow Is grown In some pnrts of America. LAK15V1EW Carroll E. Mc DonnUI, roomily of Union, Oiu., lias been nmiu'cl munaHor of llio ni'wly-oi'KHiitad Lakuvlow haw mill coiniiiir.y, which will lake ovor thu operation of tho Laku vlow Lumber company on Juno 1. Tho McDonald family will move to Lnkovlew from Union shortly. Tho LaUovlow Sawmill cmn panv Is a partnership composed of Truman VV. Collins, J. T. Mc Donald. Cicoi-Mv C. I'TanaKim, Frank E. Leo and Theodore H. Conn. Tho com,any plans extensive operation over a period of years and tho local setup Is one of tho linesi onus in uikoviow, wun facilities for remantifactiirinK and ri'dnlshliiH, Carroll McDon ald luis had considerable experi ence in the operation of sawmills, and the local company feels that with his services the local opera tions will be hlh'hly successful. Dairy Raymond Kolb. son of Mr, and Mrs. Harry J.' Kolb of east Dairy, was taken to Dunsinulr hospital, Dunsinulr, Calif., on Thursday uliiht, May 111th, Ho underwent tin appendicitis oper ation early Friday nuirnlnit. FUNNY BUSINESS We licard you were gonna cook Ilirohito's goose 1" THIS CURIOUS WORLD By wniiam F.,9u.on V POPULATION OF ONLV 4-2. fMS M WA&&'4. 9 MILLION, BlT IS ESTIMATED ( f IJ H iff r l3 TO HAVE AMPLE ROOM FOR fcpyA HSf"1' COPS. IW gr NCASKVICC. INC. X tOO VEAfrS A60 I THINK LIVER IS BEST WHEN FT IS WURS7, 'Sips RALPH H. KNUTSEN, WAS COININ& MONEY Of M. no. u. a pat. orf MOVIE ACTOR ' HORIZONTAL 59 Exist 1,8 Pictured actor 12 Native metal 13 International language 14 Electrified particle . , 15 Little demon 18 Long fish 17 Erbium f symbol) 18 Pedal dicli 19 Narrow Inlet 20 Masculine 22 Opposite of odd 23 Wagers 24 Egyptian sun god 28 Musical note 27 Part of flower 30 Domain . . 34 Farewell! . 35 Vegetable o rerioas or . time 30 He has , maqy Alms 41 Dawn (comb, form) 42 Tantalum (symbol) 43 Beach . .. 48 Prostrate ' ; 49 Relax' 53 Golf device 54 Famous American writer 65 Provided 57 Female deer 1 58 Before . . 60 Rhode Island (abbr.) 61 Weapon 62 Infant 63 Proficient 1 VERTICAL - 1 Ode 2 Space 3 Relate 4 Anger 5 Center 6 Boy's toy . 7 Midday 8 Single 9 Italian coins 10 Eject 1 1 Health resorts 21 Age 23 Honey mnkcr 25 Aluminum IAnMvrr to Prrvlow Iuil6 I IX S7 EE U.S. APMV iflAEl 'iliiSKili? In (symbol) Itnllroad 'nbbr I Compensate Iwcnlng before Bovcrago Likely Sheltered side Crazy Bright color Therefore Near 40 Vohiclo 43 Let it stanu 44 Air (prefix) 45 Require 40 Golf term 47 Sneer 18 Make wonrj 50 Rim - , 5 1 Tart 52Canva shcltoi 54 Friend 1 21 T"s b IV lb I H jio III ' w w 2, 1,1 "J P S Iw I pT p W So' E, -hi" 6a BN 25 Met- sr-- , sr-? ' ' ' - l'l I I ' , i id. Merrill Legion Auxiliary Ordc Thousand Poppies MEHHILIj Olio thousand pop. pies have bnun ordered lor mu annual Puppy Day nul by Ihu auxiliary of thu Merrill post, American LckIoii, with Mrs. Orn Durkes to servo as proipam chairman. Camp Flro li'ls will assist. Tho auxlllury reports tho com plotiiiK of ''v convaloscoul rubes for tho itosebui'K hospital and usks for donations of any kind of material, wool, cotton or ravou that may bo mado into nigs by disabled veterans. A rummiiKO sale. Is scheduled for somo Hmo In October. The next meetlnti will bo hold May 23. i Present for tho April mootln were Mrs. l'aul Lewis, Mrs. berlha McColltim, Mrs, Warron Fruits, Mrs. Orn. Hurko. Mrs. Minnie Slukel, Mrs. TliuUna atultel and Mrs. Lena lluck, Langeil Valley Mrs. Cora Leavltt and dauh tecs visited on bunuay wlln nil's, ltnea liuuao and tlauuiilcr, Mrs. Uruco llielur returned to her homo on Tuesday uveulntt auer bein ill In a hospital in KUinutlli rails. Mrs. Juno Cohen received a cablegram from tier husband, captain Joss Cohen, that lie ar rived sateiy in tiio European theater. Mrs. Orn Johnson spent Wed nesday wlin Mrs. Harry Frailer and Mrs. Smith. Mr. and Mrs, I'm ul Monroo were Mutuor s Day jiuests at tho and Mi's. Wea DcarUoni and fam ily, too Miku Dearborns. Mr. and Mrs. Jcsso nancy and Mr, and Mrs. Earl Honey, all of Malm, wero Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hay An derson and Joyce, In the lata nHernoou the 1 limey's visited Mr. and Mrs. Emery Jonnson. Mrs, Uwen t'cpplu entertained wiiii u chicken dinner on Tues day In honor of Mrs. Frank l'ep pie on her birthday. CiuesU In cluded Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pop ple, Hob I'cpplo and tho Owen Fepplo family, Mrs. Claudo Murray and Mrs, liotklns spent Wednesday after noon with Mrs. Lester Leavltt. Mrs. Ella Heads of Portland Is visiting tier son, Juo Honds, for several weeks. ,.... Mr. and Mrs. Bob Arrington and daughlur of Klamath Fulls, spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs, Bill Burnult and sons. Dorothy Jones arrived last week from Seattle, whoro she has been employed for tho pust year. Mrs, Herb Johnson unci chil dren, and Mrs. Nell Hamilton and daughter, all of Bly, visited on Thursday with Mrs. Huby Brown and Mrs. Wcs Dearborn and dun Hy. Mr. and Mrs. Mlko Dearborn and Mark spent Tuesday with the Lea Leavilt family. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Novotny spent Friday evening with the Elliott Hoilse family. Mrs, Mary Smith spent the weekend at Bonanza with Mrs. Mary Dearborn. M". Gladys Alftin has Joined the WAC and will report Juno 1 1 to Des Moines. She will bo sta tioned at Fairfield, Calif., when her training is completed. Her husband, Rudy, will remain on their in ru"p in LnnuaZS -"o.y -ouiison 3 "ill mo L,,,nH01i vaiiev w ,.l'llliS vofouu is couiiuuy i,u it elHi,"", " 81. ." "...Wimur "essio iMiuier ,., . "Wf.uo.ii will bo "v.njrwilU IS CUnllllllu '""MB. I nitumi. '-""'"iiiy invml "Wit Will. " tl .'I uHlMii.l wur u OHl Spraque Rio; Mrs. Leiidle Story ,, to wnuvunv lu i,o iiiUf i" c, or, ivirs. Miin,m iCi ""'l .....v ."11.S(1V. Mr. I "IV H'leiids 1Wu wish . I '0y recovery " ""ll hoiiii m :. ... I HOLD EVERYTHING! :0f IM4 i Htt .I..KI. 11 H rc V I. "Wlll thnt be enough, Madam?", man spoei 1(0) o Miiiii-,, .... . "H.op For,.,t tlTS M held at tl, W lr , coinpanled Muiir ! ol' t tails and nlt,t,t L, of'ThoSong ..ril 'f, Mr. and Nns, llyron ffiv tended a w,,l i" ,, th lllldebrand M ?, Jic. 11 honor of Mr. n V T1 Hitler. T10 weotfloS by Mr. and Mrs fl nolo and Mr, and Mr. iV Hitter, '"' lm Wednesday cvcnlnij, "2 Hose, member ,.( " , ,S Mrs. lone Lliul had u M Wednesday, Mr. and MrTvSS I -Usury and son, and PhyllL, l2 it . They remained , " tho graduation nronram Is them. Mrs. I.lnr.1 ad dauihtal exneet to mni.,. n,.i. i. ".""P""! Jarkl,, mV , '""! mid Mrs. Earl Mi" ' taken to Klumall, Kali, Ml llflenmrm fni- T' I hnnd Whlie pM7 he hit n glns door with WilSI breaking the glass and badlriSI tltitf 11 fiitir.4a Hi. . ',wl hitro frn.n 1u.S V:r where he hti! been rml.C medical atli-ntlmi at the VJ ,,.,.,,...,, vm-MC IISIMHI Chemult Mr. and Mrs. Lesler Thompn I and family of Mcdford, vlnw I "in ins (Hircnu over ltl W. I Mrs. Porter mndo a biulnts trip to Klamath Fulls, May 14 Mrs. Mne Mnxcy wasavliiltr 18 ru"i i ucsasy, ni; i XT .....I Kf.- E T m.. I ,,u I,,,,,, c,, l, tnompm of Portland were vlillon In 0 miiH lujit week. Hugh Porter made i (rip It Bend. Friday, May 12. Frank Thompson and Mr. and linn, rriilin Illinil weni W AlU). t..n .... ..... mn runs on oiisincua, iummj, i.imjt iti, . Albert Hash of Chemull hu Hilton over ino uono-tntmuji mail stage. Mr. and Mrs. Fny LoveN have sold their place ol biota i. , . . . mi v-iieiiiuii ana are movinj u -.aneview, Merrill Tho charter was draped ilUs last meeting of tho Rebtkih lodgo for tho into Mn. Ante Anderson. Tho mecllnl u caned to order by the noon grand. Mrs. Lena Buck, who heard a report on tho Illness of Mrs. bowls Kanara. tin. Charles Hamilton donate! I gift to bo sold at s "Duld auction" at the noxt Willi mooting, Juno 10. Proccodi W tho auction will bo turned w tho fund for supporting the trict convention to bo held B Morrill next fall. . . Mr. and Mrs. Roy McM Mr. and Mrs. J. Lcland W and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. m son of tho Merrill Iodise attend ed tho slate Hcbckah coovtt Hon at Portland. - , killed In off-tlie-job nccldenls to two lotnliy injurco un according to rccunu. Most U. S. Midlers ffjn Wj m ,,nn,i during their ,.M" three months in the urniy. Trunk Slayer Nabbed in Texas J tif a Soylo Vlllegfts, 28, who has allegedly confessod to murder of n' to shipping her body In trunk to Los Angolos, Is flanked 07 at crystal Oily, Tex., after his capture.