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Newspaper Page TextPACE. 31 X HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON Jun ifi ' n '.if; At. '.v.-.'W iMB i:8 KM Vagner Gets Return Go With Pete Achiu Facet Davidson In Semi-Roundup; Newcomer Slated For Ring Action 'Gorgeous George Wagner has requested and received a rematch with the Weed Assassin, Pete Belcastro, Matchmaker Mack Lillard announced today. Last Friday Fete won the shortest main event on record by giving Wagner a terrific pum meling that tarted before the opening bell. Gorgeous George himself asked that he be given another chance to mangle Bel castro and Lillard said so many of the fans were dissatisfied with last week's decision that he de cided to give Wagner another opportunity. Lillard said that after Wagner recovered, from the beating he took he went out to get Belcas tro in the locker room. Fortun ately the city police were there and they kept the situation well in hand. . Walter "Sneeze" Achiu will again wrestle in the semi-finals, this time against Buck Davidson. Two weeks .go Achiu defeated Davidson but not before Buck had won one fall and put up a terrific battle. .In the opener Tony Morelli, a 190 pound . ewcomer, will take on a yet unp' ik d opponent. Mor elli is a" former University of Florida footbtvl player and at one time he vas an amateur wrestling' champion. Lillard is looking for a suitable grappler to take on M-relit but he has not as yet found one. . " Wrong Picture, Right Man; So Sorry Please Right man. wrong picture seems to be the story on Bob Ross of 2153 Thrall, Klamath Falls, who is the middleweight champion of Chanute Field,"" 111. The Herald and News ran a story and a pic-.: ture on Ross winning his , sixth straight bout by a TRO.; The story was all right but the picture was of the wrong Bob Ross. The poor ignorant. snorts writer, not knowing any better, found a picture of a Robert Ross in me rues, presumed him to be the right Ross. . . The mistake was quickly dis covered . by several people and at last a. picture, of! the right Ross was brought in and it is herewith published with humble apologies. Golfers Advance In Cup Tourney The second 'round of play' for the President's Cup was com pleted for the most part Sunday at the Reames Golf and Country club.. Pairings for the third round or quarter finals have been made except in those cases where the members haven't completed their second round matches. The pairings in flights are as follows: Championship Flight . Martin Swanson vs. Cpl. Leal. Tarr vs. The winner of a match not yet reported. , First Flight Hull vs. C. Urquhart. Merryman vs. The winner of a match not yet reported. Srftnrf Flint, Hagelstein vs. Reeves Cassel vs. J. Kerns. Third Flight . Finnigan vs. Webber. Disher vs. Davis. Fourth Flight ' House vs. The winner or a match not yet reported. Ogden vs. The winner of a match not yet reported. An American pilot recently flew from South America to Africa and back on the same day less than 24 hours. Figuring out details of his jet-propulsion engine took In ventor Whittle about 14 years. SKATING Sunday 2 to 5 P. M. Monday .... 7 to 10 P. M. Closed Tuesday Wednesday? to 10 P.M. Thursday.. 7 to 10 P.M. Friday 7 to 10 P.M. Saturday.. 7 to 10 P.M. Poole's . Rollerdrome jqnsQOUiu' Reserve tM4 WMrta, M Proof fYiX ra la mm Can Fr.dnctl Naytral Spirit, ' Tha Undbwaa DhMIUrr , Mawa da Sraca Md. L Who IrtvZk. art r W rv' lav ft. r T miL jf mir m&L x a Part of tho overflow crowd tha clly recreation park. (Official Four File ai KUHS Coach; Many Interested Four men have filtd applica tions or asked for them while many others have shown defi nite interest in the position of coaching the Klamath Union high school athletic teams next fall and winter. Those who have filed are Del bert S. Scott of Ontario, Ore.; H. W. Bowers of Astoria Mar cus Cook of Coeur d'Alene, Ida., and Kernel Buhler of Vale, Ore. Scott filed primarily as a physical education instructor and not much is known at the moment about his coaching ca reer. Tha same is true of Buh ler. . H. W. Bowers is the head coach at Astoria high school. He is known principally for his basketball teams which have almost always been in the state tournament, winning the title on several occasions. . Marcus Cook visited Klamath Falls personally to make his ap plication. Last year he coached the Coeur d'Alene football team to the northern Idaho cham pionship. Idaho is divided into two districts for football and no p 1 a y o f f is held. He also coached his basketball team to the. state title. , Many other coaches have shown interest in the Job and more applications are expected to be filed soon. Information has been sent to most of the colleges on the Pacific coast and to a few in the raiddlewest. When alarmed, the pike,': a Rocky mountain rodent, can throw its voice like a ventrilo quist. " , There are 20,000,000 widows in India. . i Success of 5th War Loan Will Meet Acclaim of Men in Field and Prove Nation Is Backing Our Armed Forces "In moments of crisis in volving the safety of our na tive land, the American peo ple have invariably rallied against the danger with cour age, faith and resolution. "For the past two years we have been in one of these crises, perhaps the greatest in our history. On the battle field and on the home front men and women are daily making great sacrifices so . the freedom in our way of life may be preserved. "There is now in progress the 5th War Loan Drive to raise money so as to insure that this conflict will be brought to the speediest pos sible conclusion and with the mm JLH. Says Nobody in 7 If i m of Klamath Falls and Mtdford U. S. Navy Photograph). Fred Gay, former Yankee stations following his long home FIGHTS LAST NIGHT . By The Associated Press PITTSBURGH Tommy Bell, 149, Youngstown, O., outpointed Pvt. Fritzie Zivic, 156, Pitts burgh, 10. - BALTIMORE Harry Bobo, 212, Pittsburgh, outpointed Big Boy Brown, 288, Detroit, 10 By Gen. Ike IWMWSiMi. sr- Charlie Read Saddlery Will Buy Wool Up to 3000 Poundk from each grower or receive on consignment any amount and make cash advance on Hrf , as , V-r .. v. - 2 !r..-?!!&rA"i I Klamath Likes Baseball? tervlcemen and cWilians that wltneMed the game last Sunday at - - Over the Fence and - first sacker for the navy, run over the right field wall. NEW YORK Aaron Perry, 145, .Washington, knocked out Victor Pignataro, 138, New York, 3. - . NEWARK, N. J. Lee Oma, 193. Detroit, outpointed Sgt. Bud dy Knox, 191, Dayton, O. 10. BUFFALO, N. Y Lulu Cos tantino, 1331, New York, out Eisenhower 3r Friendly' ;.' Helpfulness To Every Creed and Purse Ward's Klamath Funeral-Home ', Marguerite M. 1 Ward . and Sons AMBULANCE SERVICE 625 High Phone 3334 lj HZXZi ' "" 'C ' ' "" 11 71 : : - .-. - .: .. .c. , .- ' ' .'-'.';. . - . ; " -" -: , . " . - .: : ' -i v starting en his trip around the pay (Official U. 8. Navy Photograph.) pointed Leo Dulmalne, 136, Wor cestcr, Mass. 10. . i 1 .J Approximately one-fourth .of the land surface of the United States is still forested. . Chinese along the . Burma road relish bees as a delicacy. least ; loss in lives. The com plete success in the drive will meet the acclaim of the forces in the field and will be re newed proof that all Ameri cans are one solid phalanx of determination in this great war. ' ' "All of us profoundly trust that soon, the world may.be restored to a just peace. Until we can, with God's help, bring about that happy realization of our dreams, each of us must seek . incessantly for ways and means by which the value of our services to our .country . may be enhanced. Bight now we can do so by buying bonds. Let's make this particular victory a quick and , decisive one." 1 , Priseriplioi Filled . Over 15 MillieiTinet Recommended to do Just two thinn: relieve conatipation and gas on tM stomach. 1 , - Thissucceaaful prescription Is new put up under the name of AOLERIKA. Oat a bottle of Adlerika next time you stop at your druggist's and see lor' youraelf how quickly gaa is re lieved and gentle but thorough bowel action follows. Good for old and young. Cat Adlntkm Hmm ymm drmiM Imdmy. . La Hendricks.. Druggist,. Swimming Tank Open Over Fourth Civilians, -Servicemen to - Swim During Four-Day Holiday; No Clones The natatorium will bo open to limn' school students, ncninn, and servicemen over tlio hull days, from, July I to July 4 In elusive. Dave iirtflgv. dly rccre. atlon. officer, announced today, There will be no swimming classes for the grade school children who have been taking lessons on Monday and Tuesday of next week, Mrldgo xnld, hut the regular achrduln will be re sumed on Wednesday, July S, One hundred and twenty, nine people of high school ago and over went swimming at the pool on last Saturday and Sun day. This figure Includes many servicemen In uniform who got In for half' price, The pool will be open from 1 p. m. to- 8 p. in., and front 7 R. nv. lo 10 p. m. during the olldays and for the rest of tlio summer on weekends. Swimmers are urgently re quested to bring their own suits and towels, especially towels, as only a limited num ber , are available and these are mostly uaed by uniformed servicemen who have tor the most , part , no swimming equipment. The nrlce of admission Is 00 cents except to men In uniform who get In 'for half price, or 39 cents, T nmn.u vaIiia frnm Ann. aifit. t n,iH.lhlrrl thA frwt allow ance of a family should be spent for mil ana 11 promicu, gov ernment authorities say. ' Forty-five ' million quarts of milk are delivered dally lo homes and stores In the united States. The Chinese art of carving jade Is known to havo originat ed before the year 2000 U. C. CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS, ORIGON 'Accounting Sheet for On Year and Six Months Ended June 30, 1944 notice is iichkhv cilVKN Onion) will eonvtna on im lh amy ol July, ai 7 JO o Utk . m. in u CowU Ch.mir 01 ih. cur Mail, it I lima artd plfera lha Hudaal lUlltnaia lor llva antulns (Ural oarlotl. July 11. I44. 10 Juna Jwh, lu. mi twin bilnai Da dlMUHaa wnn ina Mio lavyina ixM.ru. nnu n j mnn uj'iiw. . - 11-- trm in-' iwHwim, nv oraar Of ua knuma wowncu u.ia mui umf vi t lAU 11 t, rAKKY. roiKa Jutlaa and Clly Rmmh. VOLUNTAar LIVT TVHO SxrrNDITl'il Utaaral ASMiauifauia raaai Baiartaa SJacilva Olllcuu and Otllca luppllaa Malnlananca and llaal, City Hall , Dairy and Maal llupaolor AudlUns EapaltM ....... TaJaonuna and Talesraph , Iruuranca and fidallly Honda laai publnhlna Armory Malnlananca KlacUona and Sundry Sanitary Irupactor and llaallh OflKar . Humana ooeiaiy . Hacraallon Juvanlta Hoard o( Prlaonart w lairua of Oraaon CltlaaOuea , Charlar naviamn Clly Propany Iniuranca Appraisal Dulldlns irupactor Slomoaranipa City Dump Sunday Sarvlca , Traval Rapanaa . O. C. D. Klamath Military Sarvlca Commltia aanaral Pallca Dtparlmtal fmmtl Salarlaa ... )aa, Oil, Kapalra and Buppllaa , Emarsancy Kxpanaa Xmployaaa Companaatlon Inauranea Naw Rqulpmanl - juvanna MUcallanaoua Kadlo Kiulpmant, TOTAL Oaaaral Slraal OasarUnaal raadi Baiartaa Matarlala and luppllaa . Gaa and oil Raealra lo Enutpmanl , rtapaira 10 siraata , ' atraat Marklnsa and fllsna Employoaa Companaatlon Inauranea aawarai ftapaira and Malnlananca Naw Kqulpmant . Xnslnaarlns AaatfUncai Planning Trafflo Slnal Malnlananca Ula Hlshway Oanaral flra Daparlraial raadl Balarlaa ' Ga'a and Oil' ; Laundry Kapalra and Malnlananca of Building , xmployaaa companaatlon inauranea Haal Kmarsancy Kipania , . Naw, Eojulpmant Rurnlns Oraio Ovartlma Inapaotlon , TOTAL Oaaaral I.lihl and W iltr raadi LUtit and walar Oaaaral Alrparl Oparallnff mni uaaarai uaf raana rana . TOTAL OKNCRAL PUNO Kmarcaay. Pang Ctmatary Pand Klamalh' Manarlal Park Pand (aparallnt) Straal Eaalpmanl Slnklnff Pand ............ starm sawar nmains runs Spaolal Propartyi 1 City Ownad Proparly Taxea a raas Hlata'Tafc Slraal Paadi plabaraamanla Jail Canalraallan Pand ....W.H, Total aalaal apanSllara far ana yaar and ala manlha 4i .Jaaa at, lti. Jaly I, ISIS la Jana B0, 1014. DaSfal and Valrfntary Badgal Appraprlallana far Jaly t, Itli la Jana ,sa, i(4s ..; lAu lEaUmatad Ravanua Camatary All Olhar Punda Laaa Eatlmatad Caih Balance at and Nat Valanlarp Badgat Appraprtallan tNVOf.lJNTAIir AND DEflT I.EVV PUNDS AT- paoraiATioNs and kxpendituksi Clcnaral Band Slnhlns Pandl jtatiramant of Honaa Otntral nond Inlaraal Pandl - Rallramant nf Intaraat Coupons i:uy Library pons City Park Pandl t mil. an Val. (ail.) Brcraallonal Playcraandl "i mil. on Klamalb PalU Manlclpal Alrporll I.S Oil.) far Vaara loll, 1041, tola, IS4 Pmarcancr Pollra Pand: .4 mil. an Val. (ail.) .... Spaalal Emaraanry rlra Pandt I mil, an Vat, iMi.-r rar vaara iata,lD4S,loi4,IDID .... Clly Band Pandl 4l mil. an Val. (ml.) Slfaal Srilami 1 mil. arvVil. (I.), 1041 only Slarm Sawari I mil. an Val. (ail.), 1041 anly .. jiiamain Mamarlal Park Pandl I.S mil, tail.!, Iutf-4D-4B-a7-a-4D-BD-0l-BS ' Talal tnyalanlary Eapandllaraa flKAND TOTALS Talal Valaallan Laal Badgat Caib Balanoaa In Slnklnr Panda at af Btraat Equipmanl Sinking Spaolal Emarganoy Plra Eoulpmant J, 30-17 Wo. 1)1. K I ill J I fi I . ' ySJ 'IvV Vl'",X- l41 nest '3f f ' iTf WV am W ( aiiini'i Notre Dame Wins College Title TOLEDO, O., June 37 OP) Tlio University of Notre Dame today won the-1044 National In tercollegiate Golf team champ ionship by 0110 stroke margin over the University of Minne sota. The last man to finish tha aual- Ifylng round Holwrl Terry brought tho victory to tha Irish. His 7tl gave Notre Dama four man team total nf 311. Minne sota had 312 and Michigan, tha THAT Th Lavrina Beard iTt Cemmoii Couiuil of ik cur of Xlinuik ris. I AtTtAL S IIU 10 ajo-u- .1 ssnit was . i.iu . i.t 11 avion aw al a m lirjio 11 W loo m .ona oa ton . 1 ww . 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