HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
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AlUirommlllco unci member.
L,h. Women ' mh
V y"n ert S mduy morning,
r '? i? 10 o'clock for break
W iLiin will le hold
.'"...( nf inn lodge hall.
the w"-'""
. Fellowship A cordial Invltu
tion Ik extended to nil present
ii nd (ormor mombcrs of Mm.
Whoulloy'i Blblo classes to moot
for fellowship together on Krl
duy nt 2 p. in. ut tho Bible center,
North Second and Pine.
Dinner Tho legion dinner
nut on by tho Women of the
Mooso will bo held Sunday after
noon, July D, at B o'clock In tho
loduo hull.
Meeting Tho Women of tho
Moose lire to meet In regular
(union Friday ovonlng at 8
o'clock nt tho Moose hull. All
This
is a
piston
Inside your engine are cylinders...
like bo many upside-down water
glasses. And inside each cylinder is a
snug-fitting piston. Pistons must slide up
and down about 1800 times every minute
your engine is running.
Try how fast that is
with your dish mop in
a glass tumbler. Naturally,
it'll go easier if you suds the
tumbler first in nice soapy NV
water, wmcn brings us to
what we started to say . . .
lubrication.
Without constant lubrication your
car would quickly become one of the
5000 American automo
: biles that are junked
every day. Dry pistons.
for instance, would
pheat up and get stuck,
tight in seconds.
That's why examining the oil level
in your car. is, a ritual with Shell
people ... a ritual you should never discour
age by "guessing" your oil's all right Be
cause if it isn't, you're heading for trouble.
Shell does not
want you in trou
ble. You're much too
pretty. Besides if a
piston sticks you
won't be coming in
for free water, air
winrlnViioll .
Ku.ueiu wiping,
etc., etc. Nor would you need our gasoline,
il. tires, grease jobs, light fuses, batteries,
and thinara like that .
BETWEEN OS CIRLS-
Shell hai a fascinating FREE
booklet for you . ..Alic in
Motorland. It telle how
un-myaterloue your car
reelly la . .. bow easy It It to .
keep eoraethlog xpenelva
from happening to It. Get
your at any Shell pump.
chairmen aro to turn In tholr
rnnnrta tlmt lire duo to Mildred
Wilkinson for work tluit wiih fin
lulled on Juno .'1(1.
Mrs, Qnndee Vlalte Mm. K.
V. Cumleii urrlvod thin week
from bun Francisco, culled by tho
llncss of hor fiitlier, Juines O.
Harney, who him been III fol
lowing u henrt iittiiek hint week.
Mm, Gmiden tnivuled by pliine iim
fur an Medford, mid from there
to thin city by motor. Her hus
bnnd mid mm, Corky, ore expect
ed to urrlvo thin evening from
tho buy elty. Iliirnuy hun nuffl
clently Improved to be moved
from the hospital to bin home,
21 1 1 Diirrow, mid during hln con
vnlenccnco Mrn. Iliirnny will bo
nwny from her ponition at Why-tol'n.
In England A telegram to her
piiruntn, Mr. und Mrn. Frank Jen
klnn, of ma i'aclllc Terrace,
Ironi tho Amerlcun Hod Cronn In
Washington yenterduy iimiounccd
tho nolo urrlvul In England of
Mury Juno Junkinn. Sho enrolled
recently In the Hed Cronn foreign
service lin mi unnintiinl recreation
director, und took her training
In WunliiiiMton, completing 11
ttboul a month ago.
Meeting Tho Eagles auxill
ury will hold Itn regular meeting
on Friday ul 8 p. in,, In the lower
FOE hull nt Utli mid Wnlnut.
There will bo Initiation of can
didates, umccr und drill teum
aro requested to wcur formuln.
nefrenhmentn will be nerved
utter the meeting,
To Hebraika Fred Fletcher
son of Mr. und Mrn. Fred Fletch
er of Conger nvcnuo, left for
Peru, Neb., lifter spending u
leave with Ills purontn hero. He
In In navnl V-S training nl the
ntnto teachers college there.
Homemaklng Committee The
Homcmaklng committee of the
Women of tho Moonc nrc to meet
at tho lodKe hull on rrldny nftcr
noon. July 7. at 12:30 for a pot
luck luncheon, All members urc
urged to attend.
Card Party The Women of
the Moonc aro to sponsor a card
narty Friday afternoon, July 7,
nt 2 o'clock at the Moono hull at
1010 Pine. This in the second
f ame of the series and the pub
ic Is Invited. '
Return to Bly Mrs. Frank
Owen and son Clarence returned
to their home In Bly Thursday
after spending nix dnys ut the
home of Mrn. Owen's mother,
Mrn. Anna Woolcvcr, 15 JO bar
gent. .
Return Mr, and Mrs. V. L.
Bell and Mrn. Vivian Bell have
roturncd home from a vacation
at the coast. Bell entered in the
rcgntta at Devlin lake and won
two flrnt places.
To Clendale Jack Rowlings,
non or Mr. and Mrs, Clark Hnw
lings of 850 Pacific Terrace, left
lent week for Clendale, where he
Is attending tho Curtis-Wright
Aeronautical Engineering school
Visit Here Mrs. Betty Spotz
and non Jimmy of Portland are
spending a week here with Mrs.
Spotz' sinter, Charlotto Car-mlchaol.
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MARK ROY GRAY
Murk Roy Cray, supreme 'gov'
crnor nf tho Loyal Order of the
Moose, will bo In Klamath Falls
thin coming Saturday, July 8,
for an official visit.
Gray Is a publisher from In
diunnpolis, Ind., and was elected
supremo governor of the Moose
ut Its convention in Cincinnati
O., last August.
A large clann of candidates
will be initiated on Saturday
night during Cray a visit.
Thela Rhc Tho Theta Rhn
girls' club of the Prosperity Re
bckuh lodge will hold an open
Installation in the lOOF hall on
Monday, July 10, at 8:45 n. m.
All parents and friends arc in
vited to attend, Margaret Blair
will be the installini! officer.
There will be a regular business
meeting at 8 p. m. A program
and refreshments will be provid
ed aiicr me installation.
On Leave Marvin R. Sehnltv.
MM 2c with tho navy, has been
spending a four-day leave here
with his mother, Mrs. J 1 m
Hunter, and his sister, Mrs
Birdie Coles. Ho flew from
Seattle to Medford and then
came to Klamath Falls. He will
report lor active duty soon.
Vi.KInn Mar Mr- ...
Henry Hajlcek of San Francisco
are here visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Hajicck and
oilier relatives and Iriends of th
city.
In Coquille Mrs. Houston
Kolilson, un employe of Kcnnell
Ellis studios, is in Comiille
where sho is undergoing major
surgery.
Operation Dean W. Starkev
of 2500 Wantland, is a patient at
tho Hillside haspilnl where he
had an operation lor append!
cms.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
R DAY BOND
DAY SLATED
FOfUINIl
Fridav will be war bond day
at the carnival on South Sixth
street, according to Joe Hicks,
Fifth war Loan cnairman.
Any ncrson who buys an E
bond dated on Friday, July 7,
will be entitled to a ticket for
entrance to the groundn and free
admission to all shows and rides.
The.arrunKemcnts were made
with Manager Mike Krekos and
Bill Jcssup, publicity director.
The Klamaw committee plans
to send two men to the carnival
to sell war bonds to employes
of the carnival company at
2 p. m. Friday.
Oregon Company
Awarded Contract
SAN FRANCISCO, July 6 (A7)
Northwest Fabrications of Al
bany. Ore. has been awarded a
contract of $174,750 for the con
struction of 150 portable shelt
ers at Pittsburgh, cant., me iea
eral public housing authority an
nounced last night.
Work must be started Dy JUiy
17 and completed by September
15.
E Bond Sales Pass
Halfway Mark
PORTLAND, July 6 (Ore
gon's sales of E bonds crawled
past the half-way mark today,
with only two days remaining
before the close of the Fifth War
Loan drive.
State bond officials reported
it n,.ov.-.cns nf ciomtnnnn
against a quota of $38,000,000.
ine overall total mounted to no
per cent of the goal.
CONTRIBUTION
CHICAGO A Lafayette, Ind.,
widow's contribution to the re
cent republican national conven
tion was a huge bundle of towels
to the manager of the world's
largest hotel.
In a noto to the manager of
the Stevens hotel, the party's
headquarters, the widow, Mrs.
Ann Oliver, asked him to "please
accept a widow's mite to help
take care of our good republicans
at your place."
Hotel officials said they re
lated the incident to party lead
ers who were impressed by her
"sincerity and loyalty."
Quaker Girl to
Marry Hirabayashi
SEATTLE, July 8 (P)
Esther Schmoe, 20 - year - old
Quaker girl who plans to mar
ry Gordon Hirabayashi, a Japanese-American,
this summer,
said today tho discrimination
likely to confront her would be
"easier to take than not to mar
ry him at all."
Miss Schmoe, former Univer
sity of Washington student, was
back at her work at the YWCA
after spending a week In Spo
kane, where she and Hirabay
ashi were issued a marriage li
cense Thursday.
She told a Sca.ttle Times in
terviewer that some of their
friends, although not trying to
dissuade them, had warned
"You know what you're getting
into." The parents of both have
given their approval, she said.
Classified Ads Bring Results
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NATATORIUM HERE
Only 220 people went swim
ming during the four-day holi
day, Dave Bridge, city recreation
officer has announced.
Bridge said that the crowd was
very disappointing and he had
expected many more to take part
in the weekend swimming that
is now open to adults, high
school students and servicemen.
He stated, however, that the oth
er holiday attractions may have
accounted lor tne small crowd
The swimming pool will be
open to those who aren't in the
swimming classes on Saturday
and Sunday from 1 p. m. to 6
p. m. and from 7 p. m. to 10
p, m. Suits and towels may be
rented and servicemen are es
pecially welcome.
Approximately 280 varieties
of food are canned In the Unit
ed States In normal times. . '
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