Herald and news., May 27, 1944, Page 3, Image 3

HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
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HH NEHEVEIUN6: '
BlHiiiM RADIO GLASS
P.; itruvw tiro badly need
tr1,B... i wciilhor condl-
f an" u"",.,.u ttilM year. Tliu
i ""fieri to tnku Ihcm to
Kill nt l,,tor l,,lm
! rill graves i
f 1,1 S piece Decora
k ? L como lo U.glon
?!?im.W, 7 p. in., My 2D.
(I for furtlicr In-
Eng-lind-Mr. and Mrs.
111 .".,i..,i word ttuit their
Vic Alvln Anderson, hits
safely ' I''" oveiMcHM
, ,iinn und In now some
K"i"!' wltl.uPTo.iU
Anderson win formerly
;..ivc.l fit Tim Hvrad mid
L.i lor Now Homo Mm.
Kuril Grown leu inuisiiiiy
t DeUKc, Orv., on llio cou.i ,
l,K ,he lw purchased tt resl-
let and ili' 10 lm,ko '"-'r
l.. Mm. tiros.ien was cm
L. j by Ilia Southern I'l.clflc
il l recently when iiho dueldi'd
imovo to lover iilllludo In
L, 0( benefitting her heullh.
IciiUr Homo llonnlo Curlor,
L ol Mr. and Mm. Hoy Ciirtur
IS (III. I homo on u 10-dny
Lent the end of which ho will
bort nl I'ort llueneme, Cullf.,
Ebarkotion point. Carter hns
J- I nnunl Irilllllnil lit f!llllltl
JoinM, I. I'i Hlul w,,1 IM,eu iiiu
ilousli before nu iransior.
slurnt Marly St;lns;lfer,
t hns been enrolled lit the
tivcrslly of wmmingion we
I school year, roiurnen noiuu
Sundny to spend nor mini-
t vninl on win. hit jiirenis.
unci Mrs. C an Slemseilcr "ii
loroclo.
School Stump Bale Jnscnh
CoiiKor school, with tin enroll
.mint of I'M, liucl u wur stump
snlo lotul for llm your of $2,
UU'I.IIO lit tho i'Ioho of school on
Wednesday, according to Augus
lu I'lirker, prlnclpul. This uinount
wus purchased by the children
only, ul lliu weekly sales,
Passes Mis. Cullu DuKuult,
83, former rcsltlcnt of Kluinnth
I'll lis, died In Suiitu Ann, Cullf.,
on Muy i'i, according to word re
ceived here. Funeral services
wero held In Simla Anu on Sat
iirduy with interment In llolv
Scpulchcr cemetery in Unit city.
Industrial Commlttoo Meet
Tho new chnmher of commerce
Industrial committee will hold Its
first offjeiul meetliiK Monduy
nigm in ino rciican cufo.
Ships Damaged
In Yard Fire
PORTLAND, Ore., Mny 27 WP)
Klio duimiKcd two pnrtlully
hiilll Victory freighters at the
Oregon Shipbuilding corporation
ynrd Inst night.
Offieluls suld tho blaze broke
nut In ways D uud 10, apparently
from welding heat. Shipyard
firemen controlled the flumes
lifter an hour's fluid. Some scaf
folding also was destroyed. Dam
age wus not estimated Immedi
ately. RADIO USE
MONTfiKAT, N. C. Mny 27
(!') A committee recommend
ed to the ucncrul assembly of
llio Presbyterian church in the
U. S. today that it considers
Kreulcr use of tho radio In rro
motion of the church's teaching
and Interests.
Lidict Aid The Kliimuth
ihtrun Ladles Aid will meet
fclny ullenioon, May .10, at 2
lock In the church parlors.
:h Sonhlti Spencer and Mrs.
liirkpntrli'K as hostesses.
To March All Girl Scouts are
;ed to mum. In the Memorial
y puracte, Tuesday, May 30,
m tho Link lilvcr uriclun at
5 a. m. scon l.i are asked to
ir uniform If possible.
TOBESTARTED
A new cvonlng radio class will
sturt soon, to be continued
through tho summer months, It
wus announced this week by
L. L, Krdmunn, In chargo of the
nutlonul defense vocational
schools which are being conduct
ed for unyone Interested, at tho
Klamath Union high school.
Tho radio class Is conducted
by George F. Conner and Is held
each night, Monday through Fri
day from 7 to 10 The course has
proved particularly helpful In
Preparing men to toko the nuvy's
ddy test for radio technician
training, according to report.
Navy Recruiter Don Schrcibcr
said this week that he hoped
that every man who can nossiblv
do so, will take the rodio course
as offered by Conner. "Most
men," Schrcibcr said, "who have
taken tho Eddy test have found
the radio section most difficult
und requiring the greatest tcclv
n.cai Knowledge. Conner has a
thorough understanding of the
requirements of the Kiltly test
and uny man who feels tiiat ho
needs uddiliunul knowledge, in
radio would do well to tuke this
course."
Anyone Interested In enrolling
muy contuct Erdmunn at the higli
school by phoning 750S or can
sec Conner ut the high school
during cluss tlmo.
Haqer
Courthouse Records
C'ompUlnlt flkd
lAiit Klmtwll While vrru Timothy B
While Htitt fur tllvorre. rhnrite cruel
itntt inhuman frrnlmnnl. Couple inn fried
in Mpuinrd, rctmiftry iiut. I 'in i fl
uff ntki ciuliMty at I wo minor children,
Wllluin Clnntintt. nllnrnry for plaintiff.
Jutttrn Court
Karl Wlmfflviil AmU, No chnuffsur'!
llt-tfitM. Klnr(i n 50.
LEGAL NOTICES
Tim cmruiT coimit or tiik t
TATE Or OHKUON KOH KLAMATH
OI'NTY, I
nit mattkii nr the emtatk or t
LMlltHT LANCr.lt. tlKrKAKKIl. - r
pile U hcrohy iiven Ihnt the under I
rwl have I wen tiiipolntrd joint ad- !
fciiinirlx nnil eiiminUtrAtnr of the ;
of Albert lini-or, dnceiticd. All 1
uni (MVintf rlalm ntfitinat Mlu
f in rrfiuirrd lo preavnt them lo u.
p lh prupr voucher, ut office of
(inon. 72 Main HI.. Klamnlh
P'i. Off (on, within lx tnonttu (rum
n3-. No.M
NOTICK TO l-nt:niTfiti
i h been atnxilnlFd ndmlntitm
w me tiat of Hoy N. Knrnfr. da-
'M, Htitt ham oimliriarf. All iMrmm
Ul clalmi fiHaln.l an Id emato nro
a preeni tho tntrto to me with
wvouchem at the offiro of U OHh
'oort, Cmirt Hoiue, Klamnlh miU.
pnwnwn tlx monthi from May
rrtANCES K. KAnnrn.
A ,lml,,l.lr.l.l.
HS-J7J3-10. No.M
DANCE
Sat. Nite
9:00 to 1:00
Armory
Baldy's Band
With
Mary Mahoncy
and
Paul Swigart
wcoraci5
BACKED BY KAISER
Mr. and Mrs. Eddlo (Doe) Rich
ardson and duughter Puttie, have
moved from their property hero
und urc now living on Crescent
avenue In Klumath Fulls.
Mr. und Mrs. It. II. Anderson
spent a few days in Portland last
week.
Laura Crumrine, n former res
ident here but now living in
Klumuth Falls, visited Tuesday
with tho Dick Derry fumlly.
Alice Crumrine, a Henley
graduate this year, Is clerking
for the Carter Food store on
Pine, In Klamath Fulls.
Ruth Crumrine Is clerking at
the Idclla store on So.. 6th. She
recently returned from Portland
where she attended college the
past year.
Vivian Davis has returned
from Redding and is now em
ployed by the Southern Pacific
Railroad company. She will be
remembered here as she ran the
Associated Service station until
It closed due to a shortage of
commercial gas,
PORTLAND, May 27 (!)
Post-war lebor contracts which
provide labor a sharo of indus
trial profits were backed today
by Edgar F. Kaiser, general
manager of the Kuiscr shipyards
in this area.
The shipbuilder's son told the
University of Portland's institute
of individual relations last night
that labor and management
should begin Immediately to
pattern post-war contracts which
give workers part of the returns.
"If thero Is to be transition to
better Industrial order," ho
said, "labor and management
must sit down now and figure
out a contract that will be better
for both of them. We've found
In our operations that you can
pay high wages and still do a
job cheaper."
Kaiser rejected "cumbersome
legislation" as a control for labor
problems. "Labor relations are
human relations," he said. "The
only approach is the human ap
proach. Labor and management
accept Christianity although in
tho past they have not always
practiced it."
There are more than 3500
species of ants.
New! Popular!
Sports Jackets
In
Poplin, Gabardine
and Tackle Twill
$5.95 to $12.50
DREW'S MANSTORE
733 Main
Cinderella ,
BALL
Given by
Women of the Moos
SATURDAY
May 27 - 9:30 P. M.
MOOSE HALL
S5 award to best waltsers.
Members and their guests
welcome.
11 per couple
.Extra ladies 25c
if
In Even Small S r viPjr
O u r A t t e n d a n t s,' 'H;tillp:
1 vj.,: . -ir dU
Keep yquii4
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BODYWORK
MOTOR
BRAKES
STEERING
Car In
TheRghtg
No Job Is toe imiU ira
large lor out .-: l'twskiA'
The utmost In ieuTtT
competent wovk. ;':jr
standards f frteei .Hf';
pair cars at ; mtalaium.-
delaf and expMl
.... ; i. '..
DICK B MILLER CO.
GOOD AUTOMOBILE SERVICl ;.
Cor. 7th and Klamath
faommenchfiotfir Itctocy
To Lick Winier's Invasion
et Fuel Supplies NOW!
You may not think
of freezing weath-
nyf . . . but win
ter will come.
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1 BE READY!
Prices
- Delivered:
1 Unit $11.35
.' (240 Logs)
2 Units $22.00
3 Units $32.50
At Plant:
Over 30 Logs 5c Each
PEYTON & CO.
c M nirurn
m mmtn
MURAL
SUN DRIED
SEEDLESS RAI
IN TASTE ; v r
IN ENERGY v
IN FOOD VALUI !: Yn
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YOU'LL like every delicious bite.of ;y ;
this new kind of Raisin Bread
a vitalizing, loaf, chock-full of ?thitt" v
less Raisins. These are selected wisinsiV
skinned, full-flavored SUN-KISTISeed-, i
fit-tip 1-
and genuine SUN-KIST Seedless RauinsV
are all grown in the SUN-KIST vineyards 2 : ;
of California, then cured and dried bf.u C-i;:'?'
the natural rays of the sun. That's what "
makes this Raisin Loaf so deliciously iar. : ;
dividual. Serve it today; your family will Vt j -
Baked EXCLUSIVELY by
enjoy this richer, tastier Raisin Bread!
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