Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 02, 1944, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text'ft Out Our Way By J. R.' William Our Boarding Houso With Maor Hoo.V Mexico's Motorless Days Jap Reinforcement QUQ l, W EGAD. SKMJPP' THAT LAMP- Under n wnrllmo government 6URB, THE OWLS CLUB ruling, Mexican motorists keep their enra kilo one day a week. After motorists pick their fa vorlto "motorics day," they nro Issued stickers showing Ihu clay selected. IT 16 PRECISELY THE A.TMOS' wONi'T CARcVMATORfWB PMERE I REQUIRE TOR A CANMASl In Judging Datte for OUST SOT OUR LAST M0TIC6 FRONVTUe POWER CCMflAM. '8 J i 4 X OA PAINTINto OF A ' VICTORIA! DRAMAS ROOlWf- SO WE'LL 6E PLAINS POOL HhA.' SUPPOSE t TAKE IT, AL0N6 ? I'LL RETURN , rr.op course.' HOLD EVERYTHING! Hclioutus off "J .21 Blik Z aca I- f rJ c Flashes of Life ) knriiimrmUGH THAT V YOU MEAM VHE'S BEEN YA RMKJTER ' ii 1 . MAKES ME 1 IF YOU DO. FIFTEEN J DOM'T.GET NOIVOUS" BEAT IT J YEARS ONl INTO HIS I , Lt, - TMINKIW IF SOU'RE THAT LATHE OWK) PANT- , CI V VOU EVER MAKIKi'Me AM IDOW'T I ITS THE W B COT YOUR NERVOUS- J THIMK HE'S 5UY WHO V I HAMD ER SCRAM.' J EVER HAS NO 1 -ft' 1 HEAD CAUGHT Nv -7 SKINNED BUSINESS T IN THERE." C ( A K.NUCKLE.'JiNEARIT i THE OUTSIDER .w tt x wec. t. w. mt. w. 42 v PARTING ? -'"llll Titf""1"" "' "We'll flnlih the argument niter I hear the 'Married Bliss' pro- gramr Red Ryder ' By Fred Harmon f VOE RWO OFF TU" RUSTLERS. ANivOAV,THM'S"l W WE'LL F YTjAH.hrED.'f ( IS, WE JOsT HUM-' rEPM EOT irS-roSr&RKIO IIf r-V) 5HERIFFS IrdUWDUP I LUCKY TOR I CORKAUED S 1 1 DO NEED -TRAIL ' 'S-T arff ? IJliS- UO&r rC6RW3 I I HIM VOE I OF WUR STEERS M THAI COW .g ' Freckles and Hit Friends By Blosser THE FIRST THIM& AAl INVENTOR HAS TO KNOW IS WHAT THE PROBLEM IS THEM HE ATTEMPTS To wtnawE ir Them voive got to see I Ive gone HOW A RUN STARTS- IN A 7 INTO IT CT?Vllt I sir. IHOKpueHLV .' V 5-T-F Mtf -Sl - I T 1 H tr I I a vr i I II r I ( BUT IF I SHOWED fl'MSORTOP ROAO -TESTING tT.' J f f f T SOU WHAT 1V6 DONE, i- X tmi J T& STUDY THE PBOB-. f . Y LEM, YOU'D LAU6H 4,"- Wm J jrls. Wash Tubbs By Leslie Turner THE NIPS NEVER .87 I SEE, SUH. If EKACTLy.' THEV DO)T WHEllO-EASYJCOL-ir T PROBABLV SO, KITTV. f FINISHED THEIR THAT HOW NBEP THE SMOOTH, WEIL- 1 OMEL WlUdESt 1 ,- '. THATS WHy W6VE5TA6E0 PROPOSED AIRFIELD VOU KNEW IT CLEARED STRIPS THAT ML JUST HAP TO SEE I 11 SHIMS 1 1 TIT T T " -rr-"fl ON R0N6A R0N6A, I MOULD SERVE fOWER FUNK REOflRfyS.THE 60VS OFF, .. . .t "L : THE PAST WEEK SSKiSJH? 1 ''VmfBtWtlZye'Tt : " . Kl- if V THEy'LL THINK THIS IS . y1 ' v -,y - ' Boots and Her Buddies By Martin ntS S fWOTOV "OVdtT-l. I I IVMisVi NOtftt. 6tAV Fx I Prt ?M3 , j I ; I sC" 1 r Alley Oop By V. T. Hamlin Little Orphan Annie By, Harold Gray If . "V 1 WHY, THAT COPT OH, I'M T HPf! BEEN TCH! TOM! T AMEmIT M4j Jjl 1 I I POOR PETE! THEY 30V' J THAT SEARCHED) OUST ' FRISKED I SOME LUG I WAS J HlCE FIRE SORT OF I I ITH EVIDENCE TO ; f WHO'S 1 -YOU HEY, f GIVIN'THAT GOT ALL THAT AFRAID I YOU GOT TAKES TM' VI I SEND HIM TO dAIL GOT J SLIPPY1. WHAT HARNESS.. FORGERY EVIDENCE OF . I THERE, CHILL OFF- 1 lit PE"ftNl FUNNY BUSINESS mm0& ' iu.s.o. i turn i B'-.ii "He hales lo stoop when he misses I" THIS CURIOUS WORLD Bv wmiam r. OP THfi 50UTHERM iWAMPLANQS JWIMS with only rry heao AND NCO EXTENOEO FROM THE WATK THE SNAKE LIKe APPEARANCE Gives THE BIRO ITS NAME. QuolfnQOctts re. im or nu unici. wo. "am mi. vt t ii i ii 'A Bi& liar is OFnNALrrrLEvr;" BEES CAN biaKE HONEY WITHOUT AlOMS OB. OLiA THtY CAN GET NECTAR FROM THE BASE OF PARTRIDOC PEA LEAVES. -2. : . I COMPOSER HORIZONTAL 59 Electrical en- 1 Pictured com-,,, fi".er abbri' 63 Season of penitence 64 Nude 66 He composed Anamr 1 Prerteaa Paul poser, '13 Operatic solo 14 Scale of ' pay 15 Open space 16 Lieutenant (abbr.) 17 Exclamation of regret H 18 Palm III; , i 19 Like 20 Postscript . . (abbr.) 21 Toward ' 23 Tantalun (symbol) 29 Either 26 Father 27 Egyptian sun god 29 Senior fellow (abbr.) 31 Sea 33Eradlcati 35 Any 36 Written form of Mister 37 Ship's propeller' 40 Part of flower 43 On account (abbr.) 44 South America (abbr.) 45 Paid notice 46 Accomplish 47 Transpose (abbr.) 49 Nova Scotia . (abbr.) 51 Near 62 Exclamation 54 Rough lava 66 Algerian city 1 7 VERTICAL 1 Happy 2 Erbium (symbol, . '3 Lubricates 4 Rodent 5 Ages 6 Girl (slang) 7 Greek letter 32 Auricle- 8 Relax 34 Skill V 9. Head covering 37 Thorefore ', v uk&m doreune document 30 Pale 1 1 Id est (abbr.) 40 Light touch 12 Short sleep 41 Excitement 1 r 19 Part of circle 42 Behold! 20 Kitchen 48 Genus of frogs I utensil do Alone 22 Native metal 51 Against 24 Donkey 82 Recover, from 23 Hawaiian bird injy 26 Pieces of glass 53 By 28 Provided with 85 Cloopatfa'l. ' weapons . snake ., 30 Iron (symbol) 87 Bright color 58 An 59 Recede ' 60 Golf dovlce 62 Exclamation of surprise 65 Symbol for ruthenium 1 I' MM I'' I10 f I'1' 1 1 U ' , ' ' ' ' ' I, I -LL By The AtsoaUtitd Press TIPPER SERVES ROCKY HILL, Conn, There's a npoclnt slut banonth the honor rou listing itucky mil men mid women in the nrmed forces, anil on ii nppenrs tno niimo "Tipper union, iijpvr, a uormnn onnp. herd owned by, Mr. and Mrs Michael Bliiko. hns been In the Const Gunrd U months, the only Rocky Hill dog who has gone to war, ' . i " WON'T PROSECUTE HARTFORD, Conn A long pole used to raise and lower windows In the Hartford eonnlv superior court room fall with a crash, narrowly missing Judge i'. d. o suiuvan ho sat at tio oonen. unperturbed, the jurist remarked to his prose cutor Hugh Alcorn, Jr., ''I al most had a good case against tho country." SMALL FRY DO IT i BRISTOL. Conn. Firemen rushed to St. Anthony's Paro chial school, housing a kinder garten and the first four grades, but by the time they arrived a group of pupils, one over 10 years old, had manned a fire ex tinguisher and put out the blare, '.. MUST REFRAIN FROM ' 8PITTINO ASHEDOHO, N, C A work man applied to tho employment service offlco hero for permission to change work because his pres ent Job was "breaking his teeth." Ho was, he said, a tack spltter In an upholstery plant. . ALL INVITED YORK, Pa Children on the outsido who have enviously watched boys and alrli In tho Juvenile detention home at play are going to have a chance for some fun Inside. Two hours have been set aside each week for all who wish to come to make models, hear music, or Join In a story hour, COLLECTING EVIDENCE SAN LEANDRO. Calif Pa trolman Tommy Gomez slammed on tno Drakes or ma patrol car. "Where'd you say . the nails were?" he asked tho service sta tion operator who had reported a street strewn with - roofing nails. . "Along Victoria avenue." "Holy smoke!" smoked Gomex. "I lust drove un that wav." '. Ho looked at tils tires.. Two flaU. ' ' : -' liveei;c.ri7JWIhJ.n,I.: fall. Laoff .. then ni.i " ""Hies . . -JT."tlj ror ti,0 I'liin,,, n'? lo 6fc " not on M iiri...." " fi ;'IK'lid fslTun.1' Uv rt force. Jim,, back in u,e mined to Pay dearly LOS DEER SCARER ANGELES A truck gardener, R. Dlgcorgla, has been granted authority to shoot at deer which come to sample his crops. But ' he must . scare ' the deer without harming, them. Ills Dcrmit declares he must use only bird shot cartridges in .22 rifle. And he must aim only at that portion of the deer's anatomy which is most obvious when the deer Is In retreat. GIBRALTAR SCREENS SELF Tho Rock of Gibraltar pro duces its own smoke screen, It deflects warm air, causing it, to rise to higher levels, where , It cools and forms clouds. A cur ious cloud formation known as "the plume," hangs over "Tne Rock1' much of the time. RICE HARVEST TIME' CUT Instead of the usual- method of reaping rice lotting It dry In the sun before, threshing U. S. rice growers are saving $15 an. ocre in. manpower by im provements in rice harvesting and processing which enables them to- harvost the rice while it is still wet. Japan hasn't rdn(. under attack sK'? ""..' llHH "V IBJ1I NM mons t ,irnn,rUl(:r h opposlim AmerV.-',' ..Wlai Emnres A.,... .."U ""Mb, Somnwllnrn .1 ''.. pen. Doimla, MaeAn hur l. lllU. JUDUh in., k "."nUr. II on ii as I r:.,.V Imw -Arthur's lon7 .'a? ............ u.niKciy, If Japan wanU to thro ., guntlc rood block ..'f f'hlllpplnboJnrvViS': navy must come out ' Speneer Davis, th. a',m i-ross war corri'spondent stayed on Disk sf lS 2 grew in fnmn; I.??." tho J. :"!' "'" They , ,. fighters from north ChkiS .''y fortifying evilySS i,h Annu,rJhu,wte Uicy had expecttd. .. T OUl It unllW.lu hi.l hold out If lu defcndri "creased. For Amerlc"rS "' """' iiaeiy ire mora ashore from ships now do 2 consolldiiled beschhtsd n b Tuleloke i ne June meetlni of Un GH of tho Tulelake Commu8ui Presbyterian church will be hsj In tho church annex Wedrnk afternoon, June 7. Mm Chete Slonecyphcr, leader of TultUb (7lrl .!rn,il will ZT ber of the girls in a ikIL t meeting will be called it 1 Second Lieutenant Eldoe 1 wings at Pecos, Tex., b i pel of his parents, Mr, and Un.il bort Larsen. Ho wis utooat led home by his tiller. Hum Larsen, who Ii sltcndiiii Si Business colleiie St Sicnnes and by Lura Iliyncj, alsoef S ramento, who U spendlni i In days with her pircnU, Mr. at Mrs. Otto Haynes. Lleutniat Larsen will report tuck to Kltp ford, Arlx., for further orden Dorothy Thomas, nlutiloria for this year's gmduitlni ttai of the Tulelake high school, mux an average four yesr jndi ( 2.90 instead of 2.00. Herinna was Just seven tenths' it i Pi below that of Miss HirriettCnr son who quallflod-for vil4W ian with 2.07. Both younl wa en havo been active la wlmn rlculnr actlvlllci. DANCE Sat. K. C. Hall Modern Old Time ' Danees ' Public Invited Townsend Meeting Ii00 P. M. Oscar S. Nissen, P. T. ,, eosnsstsr Antrlesa .i'", ' '.. . . rbjrfl-Tbter IntlllHlt ' . ' Mossago ;. Medical Gymnastics ;'..' Itusllk Bsilii . , tit vioui ari i Sptelallibit ' in MoMnlar, ilnl, ClronUr, and Narva OohdlllODl lr ,35 V.an, (Slnca ISIS),,, ! Olllea Haarai llt l ' ' V ' ' ar by, aspalatman ' it:y lie Narlh- llh.St. .' . . Fhon6 3558B5asasa Olene Mn Rnlanil Sturmin il at the homo of her paruili, A. L. Marshalll. dpt.-"" has reported for foreign duB Mm. Sturman will proMni; ir, main here for the durt W. -: Patricia Mnilen U vUWn the homo of hcrprenti,Hr,W Mrs. Stanley Mnsten, : j Mrs. Stella run i""yt: few days at the home m daughter and family ! M7rhtdMr,.M.rioB.i returncdonsaturdsyfr """r.?: .i 'nf Mn. t lenaca inn SL lrl is) Foster on Friday, The mode with Mr, and Mil. Barnes and Mrs. u.. vinr was a liner ' "j nm and thmWf? HARTFORD Aeeldesl aad ladesaalty Cuipsay INSURANCE T. B. HATTERS ' General' Insurance Agency FIRE . . , AUTOMOBILE -615 Main St. Phono, .4113 w. B. : Mrs. Harun.- '";h,.(B Mombors o wjj wt Uv are looking visit starting next wgjj tho arrival of WAC Saunders. MH.Sju"" TRUCKS FM MJLj V.. Drive - MOf .... Save H-toyr: Short STILES' BeAC0N Dhnri 1304 !"-" UN?ER0V?CE PHOTO -SERVIV, Jll TTnasrw-,- Friendly , Hclpfulnesi , To EviT . , Creed sod PU"1. Ward's M'9 Funeral How Mrs. A. p Arthur; W. ' Acting ";- i3Ji