t,-1944
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HERALD AND" NEWS, KLAMATH FALLsrOREtiftN "
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ONEER
UHRI
N DRUG
..inurement was mucin thin
"Thai Currln's lor Drum."
L S and Muln had been pur.
7b? Vance V. Vuupel.
,,rW for DruK wim ostab
il S 1022 by Clmrlton nntl
,co Currln unci niimiiKd
rhorlton Currln until hl
,CB In 1027. At that time
wJndrlcks assumed tho mun.
ffi until Juno of 1030 when
m ned hl ow" dru toro on
f Sixth street.
iumI tume to Klamath Kails
11137 as a pharmacist for
rurrln store and continued
hit oiiwclty until Juno of
when he bocume miuuigcr,
jllnd the storo for Mrs. U, L.
H of this city and Mrs. Zu u
In of Horllnnd. Mr. L, L.
Zulu Currln In January
liuoel purchased tho itore
L in. Zuln Currln.
I i i.,. l-wiitn immIva In mm.
i,lyiiffulr slnro shortly after
irrlval In the city soven years
Ho hn served as director
Iunlor chamber or commorco,
Ident of Klumuth County
,Hc llenlth association, mom
of Klnmath County Health
,H active In Klwonls affairs,
liber of Klumath county
mber of commerce us well as
itlng in war bond sales, USO
tind Red Cross drives,
aupol hns staled there will
no chanitc In tho personnel
..IUn. r.t tl ,fnrfi ulii,-li hn
r JUL 1 1. J J ' .. - ' '
icqulrcd. Employes of the
hire Connie uneri, Miiarea
knii, Bonnla McCool and
El Moltet.
Impel Is a graduato of North
L.I. Clnln nnWntt lln rn.
Ltd his degree In pharmacy
idbergh Instructs
off In High .
titude Flying
IETR01T. June 8 (P) Amerl
I fighter pilots In the Gilbert
Indi sre receiving Instructions
ttrttln phuses of high altltudo
ing from unarms A. bind-gh;-a
Ford Motor company
letil has boon Informed.
b, A. Johnson, chief of the
rd marine fleet, sold tho In
tuition camo from his son,
to recently arrived in tho till
ft.
Lindbergh has been a consult'
I on aircraft operation for
id ind has dona experimental
rk In high altltudo flying at
Willow Run airport, which is
meded with the company's
nbtr plant. Several weeks
i he went on leave and later
orled to Admiral Nlmltz in
will for spcclnl nnvy duty
Tonight at 7:15
-1
LOWELL
(THOMAS
with his
early evening
NEWS!
DON LEE-MUTUAL
HLE 'rttan KA8T Astoria
INDBtnd . KFJIKUmith Falls
"MS Mtnhflild . KSLM Sakm
Unar m """""'I nnn. miwnr
TORE iCugm KUIN Orsntt Put ,
War Loan Drive ;
Headquarters Set
Fifth War Loan headquart
ers Is now established at
738 Main street next to
Drew's manstorn,
Windows of tho bond head
quarters are still displaying
mon's clothes, but bonds are
bolng sold Inside ncvortho-loss,
HEW CUB FLEET
PORTLAND. C)i-n .Tnim O 1IC7
Tho possibility that Portland's
wooif-iung iiixicbu sirmo might
uo uruKun iy orgunizaunn o a
now flint nt nn ,.niiu Wnu tHminmnri
by Mayor '.'arl Hllev. ,
Development) yesterday In
cluded orders from tho office of
defenso transportations cancel
ling lHK rntlfli.u nf llin llu-n,, Wt
cab companies and another union
vuiu to remain on ino.joD pro
testing n city ordnnnec tho drl
vera cliilm la nrhllrnrv nnrt In.
nnllnhln
Mcunwhllo trial of 63 drivers
worn lorwara in municipal court,
on ennmes oi iuckiiik iun n
ritnutN
The cub owners are strictly
spectators In tho row between
the drivers and tho city commix-
dlrtti nnl hitiuni
The drivers object to a clause
in mo orctnancc caning lor post-
lnu rf ,Ii-Iimi.' nntttmu in in nlttr
police station, and to what they
cum uruurury powers given
ino cny nus inspector oy me law,
Modoc Area Council
Boy Scouts Awarded
Membership Trophy
Tho Modoc area council, Boy
acouis oi America, announces
that It litis Just received a tro-
,l,v fnr liiiuint, flin lnrirHl nfr-
ccntngc of its troops and Cub
pacKs in gooa standing.
A.nfrlln(r In K Cl Klfthn.
nimnil rinlrlnnl ihla frnnilV
represents an active scouting
program inrougnout mc seven
counties covcrca Dy me coun
cil Thft Irnnnv wnfl MpnL from
Everett, Wash., where It has
been in possession ol tne ever
green area council.
Tho trophy is compoted for
K Od rmm,l1a nnnrntlnff in the
slates of Oregon, Washington,
Idaho, Montana ana tne terri
tory of Alaska. An axe sunk
i.,4n n In, nf wnnH U nrhblcmat-
Ic of tho limbering theme of the
northwest . region of tho Boy
Scout movement. The trophy is
now on aispiay in uiu u,
Penney company window.
Jimmy Stewart Gets -Lipped
to Colonel
A U. S. LIBERATOR STA
mmM im rMnr.AMn .fiinn f) (A
-i . i -
Jimmy Stewart, tho former
movlo star, has been promoted
trom major iu uu.ui.h,
n..i . nit r!n .TiimpA Hodecs.
cominandliig general of a heavy
Domoaramom aivisiun, mhhuuih.
Stewart, now serving as a
group operations officer, has
flown 14 commit misaiuna.
kn n i nnn anprt l ivinK
t Al Mnrlol urlfll Hnlc.
leaf Cluster, no wnu preraui
to major iusi nuoij.
In Britain since last Novem
ber, ho has taken part In at
tacks on Berlin, Brunswick and
Frankfurt.
Premature Blast
Kills Dynamiter
OREGON CITY, Juno 9 (IP)
v.HnMu D,,f.liin 311. Dnmnscus.
was instantly killed yesterday
by a premature expiiraiuii ui
dynamite ,bclng used to blast
stumps.
i iavJ rniuln n follow work'
er, said ho and Purdue were
preparing to explode a charge
when the blast hurled Purdue
15 feet Into tho air.
'! CYCLIST CRUSHED
OREGON CITY, June 9 (VP)
Crushed beneath his overturned
motorcycle, Everett Vender Zan
der, 30, Portland, was fatally In
jured hero yesterday. He had re
turned only a; week' ago from
Alaska, whoro ho was a construc
tion worker..
SPECIALTIES
PLANNED
FIFTH DRIVE
mm
llod.d WMil.r U Fran)
Wk Sri In and Cm
Produetl Niultll Spirit!
Tht Linidowni Dlitlllirf
Htvrt d enu Md,
Many outstanding events are
bolng planned for the Fifth War
L.oan drive startlnE Juno 12. bv
tho special events committee
headed by John Houston.
Starling out the drive will be
the Klck-Off breakfast to be held
III Ihn Wlllnrrl tw.tnl Mun.i.
Juno 12, at 7:19. All war bond"
worKors are to attend this break
fast and will receive . final ,ln'
structlons for tho drive. A ur.
prise broadcast will be heard
over KFJ1 between 8 and 8:30
on the morning of June 12.
Tho treasury representatives,
ncauco dv cnarics jyiacK with
tho special events committee, pre
working out n sneclnl event fnr
the payroll Bavings ton-pcrcent-
em, wno purchased tnoir individ
ual quota of bonds durina the
drive. This will probably ' take
place about tho last week in
Juno and the committco Dlaiu to
make It one of tho outstanding
events of the drive. Admission
tickets to this program will be
availublo to all payroll' deduc
tion ten-percenters who moot
their Individual Fifth War Loan
quota and will be distributed by
tne employers. ;
All other committees are bc.
lively working and practically
uii woiKcrs arc now selected.
However, any assistance from
persons not already asked, to
work will lie greatly appreciat
ed oy tho various chairmen. La
tor on a complete list of . all
woi-Kers will uo DUblished.
Klamath county's slogan is
"Tho bigger the Job, the more
workers volunteer. Klamath
county always goes over the top."
Craig's Reports
100 Per Cent In
War Loan Drive
Craig's women's store to the
first Klnmath establishment to
report 100 per cent 3th War Loan
contributions before the .drive
has officially started.
Every employe has purchased
a bond, and tne lirm has pur
chased three $1000 bonds, it was
announced.'
Army Rifle Pay .
Boost Endorsed
WASHINGTON, June 9 ' ()
An army-endorsed bill boosting
the pay of expert Infantrymen
xrom sa to siu a month was ap
proved unanimously today by
tho senate military committee.
The committee acted after
Senator Tobcy (R-N .H.) pro.
posed endorsement instead of his
own bill to provide a 50 per cent
increase in pay for Invasion
troops, as well as those in com
bat with tho enemy, and covering
all tho armed services. .
Tobcy said ho would ' offer
amendments seeking to liberalize
tho army bin when it reaches the
floor. - . .... ,
Doughboy General
Lands In France
SUPREME HEADQUARTERS
ALLIED EXPEDITIONARY
FORCE, June 9 VP) Lt. .Gen.
Omar N. Bradley, tho "Dough
boy General." has landed in
France and personally is direct
ing tho American . advance be
low Cherbourg, which German
accounts said had reached with'
in 18 miles of that great port
and captured bte. Mere Eglise.
Bradley's troops also occupied
Formigny, 20 miles- southeast of
me. More JSguse on the uaen-
Carentan road, -DIRECTOR
NAMED
PORTLAND, June 9 (P) Dr.
Paul J. Raver, Bonneville Power
administrator, today announced
appointment of Nelson (J. Hazel-
tine, Portland magazine - editor.
as director of information for the
power administration.
Ho was editor of the Timber-
man and western Industry maga
zines before accepting the new
position.
Flashes of
Life
: Bv Tha Associated Press
FANCY SEEING YOU HERE !
KANSAS CITY Mr. ond Mrs.
Harold Key were divorced In a
Missouri court In the morning.
In tho afternoon Key and Miss
Issa Ivalloh Woods appeared in
a -Kansas court to be wed. Just ,
ahead of them were Mrs. Key ,
and Richard Edward Barber, ;
whose object also was matrimony.
Neither knew oi the other s
plans to remarry.
EXPLANATION
KANSAS CITY Men's cloth-
lng merchants havo a new type :
of customer. Ho comes in. buys ;
a, shirt and then says, "don't
bother to wrap lt. I'll Just put it
on." !
This boor fellow doesn't really ,
want a shirt, the merchants ex-;
plain. He just can t wait any ,
longer for his laundry, :
MONKEY BUSINESS '
' CHICAGO Mrs. Florence C. i
Meyers. 43, comnlaincd to Super
ior Judge John A. Sbarbaro that
her husband Wilbur, 49, insisted
that his trained monkey and
dog. sit at the table to eat with
them as he considered them
members of the family since
they made his living by perform
- She also testified in her suit
for divorce that for a time she
was able to control the monkey
oy throwing a small stone at
htm. But the monkey soon
picked up the trick and would
throw stones at her.
Mrs. Meyers was eranted a
divorce on her charges . of
cruelty.
Berlin Claims
Churchill Kin
Taken Prisoner . -'
By Th Associated Press
The German high command,
in its communique broadcast to
day, said that British Lt. Col.
Tom Churchill, described as
commandant of the island of
Lussino in the Adriatic, had
been taken prisoner. Berlin
identified Churchill as aneDhew
of the British prime minister. '
Major Randolph Churchill,
son of the prime minister, is in
Yugoslavia, but he was last re
ported on the mainland. London
dispatches said nothing was
known about a Tom Churchill.
Last March the German radio
reported British commandos had
landed on Lussino or Lissa is
land and were fighting under
"a British General by the name
of Churchill." ,
Neuner Rules
On Women's Work
SALEM, June 9 (IP) The
state wage, and hour commission
does not have authority to allow
women to -work more than 10
hours a - day or more than' 60
hours a week, Attorney General
George Neurier held today.
Neuner also ruled that work
ers transported to their place
of. employment by- a logging
company are under the work
men's compensation law while
traveling. J- ; . .
- SHORT FREEDOM '.
SALEM, June 9 (P) Warren
J. Best, convict in a penitentiary
crew under guard near the pris
on, is back behind bars today
after a brief spurt for freedom.
He dashed away from the guard.
and leaped into a car, but was
caught 1.0 minutes later six miles
north oi here. -
For Dad ;
LEE HAT
Th only hit mad under
th water block process. It
"..can -bo rolled up
. or crushod. .
RUDY'S sp
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TRULOVE'S
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Center
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Wieners . , . 'Mt lb. 3Sc
Pot Roast . . . . lb. ISc
Bacon ' Br Mi Ple ..........................
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