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will live a benefit card
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Mlnlh nnd Wiilnut. Tho
ll Invited. Member licit
niiAnil nro okod to Iflvo
ii donation to tho iccro-
or the i member.
lino Hcr Mr. mid Mrs.
Kw. Michael Allen, mid
lire Hero vhiihib wun
Mr. W. L. Garden of
aillson and with Mr. and
U. S. Ollll'IltlllC 1WM is
i, mHiniiii-r of Swift and
buy at Ficmio, Calif.
tough Hart Hoy Alkora,
rly itallnnco in riinnui,
with the niivy, went
ill Klamath Falls Friday
on a troop train. Mooting
at the illation worn hlx par
Mr. ond Mm, Hoimld Al
232 3 Orchard.
iiTH Tuesday uonnio
bow of Weed, Calif., hat
visit nn hero with nor sis-
,'lrglnla and Mr. and Mrs.
r U Nem oi roruina
. She Is Icavlnn Tuesday
mi for Omaha, Nobr., to
her mother.
wound Auxiliary The
iutnd Auxiliary will meet
ie home oi Mrs. Allco Cirnv
Union, Wednesday, July
(or a one-o'clock notluck
hton, Everyone Is Invited to
true and urlnR a friend.
lurch Sarvlct Sorvlces at
Church of Chr t at 2203
lilind will be held Inside the
ping Instead of the tent, as
Pent has blown down. C. B.
ipihlre Is the evangelist.
Sioux City Mrs. Ben
pard and small daughter,
, left Sunday evening for
at City, la., to Join Lt. Bon
ma wno is in combat
ing service there,
Vacation Counlv A
r nf ' "c,on m,a hu family
i viuiuuna ibko tor a vaca
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NEWS by
LOWELL
THOMAS
7:15 p.m.
DON LEE-MUTUAL
Standard of California
V 1 1 1 tl n a Cousin Mrs
Blanche Fruxler of Albert City,
la., li In Klamath Kails visiting
her cousin, I. W. Hare, of 3000
ilomodalo road. Mrs. Frazler Is
an rout to Seattle whoro she
will visit a son. This Is tho first
time slio has soon her cousin In
28 years. '
Bttrch for Man The family
of Dan Feury. Oil, wishes to get
In touch with nlm but have been
unublo to locate tho missing mini.
Anyone In thin loculity who
might know tho whereabouts of
Dan Feury Is asked to pleuse
contact the sheriff's office here.
Here From Biktr Mrs. Fred
Stabler of Baker is visiting her
parents, nir, ana Mrs. i. w,
ilnro, and her husband's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Stab
ler of Mouoa avenue, here this
week.
Bpteial Mtttlng A special
meeting of tho American Legion
Auxiliary will bo held Tuesday,
July 11. at 0 p. m. In the Legion
hall. All officers and officers
elect are expected to attend to
practice Installation.
Visiting Hera Mrs. Hny Mus
toe and young son, Mclvln, of
Seattle are visiting In Klamath
Falls until the end of this week
with her parents, Mr. ond Mrs.
Ole Solbcrg,
Back From Trip Mr. and
Mrs. Don Drullucr und two
dnuilhtors and Billy Kruegor
returned Sunday evening from
a several days' visit at I'uradlse
Volley, Calif.
Visiting Visiting this week
at the A. J. McNulty home at
829 North Tenth are Lt. and
Mrs. D. T. Jobe from Pecos,
Tex., Mrs. Ituth Brooks of Port
land and Lorraino McNulty of
Kugeno.
Suburban Ltagut The Su
burban League auxiliary will
hold Its monthly potluck
luncheon at 12:30 Tuesday, July
11, in the KC hall. Cards will
follows at 2 o'clock.
Police Court In police court
Monday morning there wore
nine drunks, one vag, one
drunk and disorderly, and one
man charged with selling liquor
to Indians.
At Work Donna Ward, dep
uty city auditor, has rcturnud
to her position at the city hall
alter undergoing major surgery
at Klamath Vaney hospital.
Ladles Aid The Klamath
Lutheran Ladles Aid will meet
Tuesday evening, July 11, at 8
o'clock In tho church parlors
with Mrs, Anna Ovgard and Jane
in ancar row as hostesses.
Jolly Neighbors The Jolly
Neighbors will meet at the home
of Mrs. J. P. Russell, 2338 Want-
land, July 12, at 1:30 p. m.
In BusanvlUt Marjorle Bo
tons, employee of Kcnncll-Ellis
studios, is in Susanville, Calif.,
with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Kerr.
Home Dorothy Schupn. for
mer faculty member at KUHS,
has returned to Klamath Falls
to live. She taught school this
past year at Taft, cam.
Back to Base Lt. and Mrs,
James Bickers and small son
Jimmy, have returned to his base
In Kansas after spending several
days here visiting relatives and
xrienas.
Luekr Pinochle Club Flor
ence xoung win do nosiess o
the Lucky Pinochle club at her
home on Wantland Wednesday,
July 12.
Pinochle Club Ye Olde Pin
ochle club will meet Thursday,
July 13, with Mrs. Fritz Vance
on snasta way.
Al Convention Mae K. Short,
county clerk, left Sunday for
saiem wnere sne is attending
county clerk's convention.
In Chleo Police Judge Har
old Francy loft Saturday for
Chlco, Calif.
w ' ' I , TaJilr '1 . ijr 'i' s
mim! i!-jhw.
WACS ENJOY AFRICAN SHORE On a teaalde holiday near Alclers. these WACs ,
stationed In North Africa are (left to right) Cpl. Matilda Wllllard. Younsstown, O.; Pfc. Emma Bi
cora, Valnaralto, Ind.i I'fc. Anna Mmrkoiky, Canonsburf , Pa.; Ti Pet ary Westlade, Cleveland; Pfc.'. ,
Mary Jane Appleiale, Newton, O.i and Pfc. Anne Tamalavaf e, New Philadelphia, Pa. ;
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model town.
70 Tons of Paper Netted .
In Junior Chamber Drive
The Junior chamber of com
merce paper drive on Sunday
netted 70 tons of paper vital to
the war effort according to
early reports. The total may
climb even higher.
The 70 tons represents 140,
000 pounds or two full carloads.
The drive cdVered the whole
city and suburban districts. Ten
trucks were uscdUo pick up the
bundles.
The trucks were donated by
tho following business firms:
Swift and company; Superior
Troy Laundry; Balsiger Motor
Women, Children
Evacuate London
As Bombs Fall
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tacks, cricket matches at Lord's,
the greyhound racing tracks
and other outdoor sporting
events drew large crowds over
the weekend. At White City
track, spotters were mounted
atop a 108-foot floodlight tower
and alerts were sounded over a
loudspeaker system.
Theatres Close
London's legitimate theatres,
however, felt effects of the ro
bot assaults, 13 of them closing
Saturday night. Most of the re
mainder play to meager audiences.
The government, meanwhile,
opened the first of eight deep i
shelters equipped with comfort-
able bunks to accommodate
8000 persons each. The shelters,
100 feet underground, have
large canteens serving hot
drinks and sandwiches, radios,
hot and cold running water and
large playgrounds for children.
Admission is by ticket.
company; Consolidated Freight
ways; Bend - Portland Truck
Service; J. W. Kerns; Safeway
Stores Incorporated; Klamath
Packing company and Conner's
Service company.
Due to the vast amount of
paper collected and short time
in which it was collected, it is
possible that a few bundles
of paper were missed. Anybody
who has paper that wasn't col
lected is asked to leave it on
the curb in front of the Safe
way store at Twelfth and Main
either Monday or Tuesday.
Marvin Hixon, publicity di
rector for tho Junior chamber
of commerce, said that he was
very grateful for the flno co
operation shown by the citizens
of Klamath Falls and the sub
urban area In helping put the
drive over.
Mount Ernpuca, in the Copal
Zone of the Honduras, Is sinking
at an alarming rate. Agriculture
on the sides of the mountain Is
being ruined and more than 650
acres of cornfields have disappeared.
Acid Indigestion
Rlifo4 lo S mlratu w dubi rf nMMjjr kick
Wrwtft ficeu itomtch ld eaum painful. luffouU
till tour itAmaeh ind hew t hum, doctors uioallr
pretti-Iti tho fiMtMt-artlnf rotxIlclnM known for
armpiomalla ttUtt medlrlnaa Ilka thot In Bull-aflsJ
ft blew, Nn taiallr. Itell-ani brlnn comfort In ft
jurrcrftturabotti to tu for doubi moan PMk. Xt
feiliaft
Night Shirts
Logger Boots
Leather Gloves
Ladies' Coveralls
Work Shirts
Oregon W00 en Store
Main at Eighth
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Service Men
and Women
Home on Leave
First Lt. Robert H. Alexander
from North Africa. Here until
Tuesday, July 25.
Lt. D. T. Jobe from Pecos,
Texas. Here until Saturday,
July 15.
Pvt. H. J. Duffy from Camp
Ruckcr, Ala. Here until Wed
nesday, July 12.
Cpl. Ban Arndt from Marfa
Field, Tex. Here until Saturday,
July 15.
AMM 3c Beverly Read of
tho WAVES, from Otlomwo,
Iowa, Here until oMndoy, July
10,
Hall from Fort
Hera until Tucs-
Sgt. Bruce
Stevens, Ore.
day, July 18.
Pvt. Rav E. Chrlsttnttn from
the Aleutlnns. Here until Thurs
day, July 27. t .
AMM 3e Thomas L. Winter
rlngtr from Corpus Christ!, Tex,
Here until Saturday, July 15.
Pvt. Hoy V. Basler from Camp
Croft. S. C. Hero until Monday,
July 17.
Pvt. Lto Molatore from Fort
Jackson. S. C. Hero until Satur
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EDITORIALS ON
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own Inventions. Tbe repeating
rifle, for example, which was
invented ahead of the war be
tween the states and offered to
the war department but was re
jected. TVE talk and talk of Inflation
" In this country, but slnco
nothing DRASTIC in that line
has yet happened we're Inclined
to laugh it off as Just somebody's
fool idea.
Here's an Illustration of what
happens when inflation geU
loose:
In 1938, the value of the Greek
drachma was nine-tenths of ono
American cent. The U. S. cent
is now worth 175,000 drachmas.
If you have a slide rule, you
might try figuring out what that
amounts to.
Courthouse Records
Marrlaffi
MeQUH, LAN-MACE. John Vincent Mc
Quillan, 20, U. S. navy. Nntlve of
MAiiachuseHt, resident of Holyoke. Mais,
Lorraine Amelia Mac. 22. shipyard
worker. Native of California, resident
of Long Beach. Calif.
Comptalnts Filed
Lura Noel versus Paul M. Noel. Suit
for divorce, charge cruel and Inhuman
treatment. Couple married in Carson
City, Nev.. August 30, 1041. Plaintiff
asks restoration of matden name. . Lura
Purdue. J. C. O'Neill, attorney for
plaintiff.
Dlvoree Decrees
Bertha C. Sansom versus James I.
Sansom.
Zelma M. Dorn versus Henry O. Dorn.
Plaintiff granted restoration of maiden
name, Zefma M. Ware.
Olive Vcrnadlne Sharp versus Frank
Moffet Sharp.
Henry M. Johns versus Deletn M.
Johns.
josiies i,flnri
Gilbert Chaney. Drunk on public
highway. Fined 10 or S days.
Mac George. Drunk In public place.
Fined tlO or S days. . ,
Lee Hutchinson. Disorderly conduct
Fined S20 or 10 days.
Lavlna George. Disorderly conducL
Fined S20 or 10 days.
Pearl McNalr. No operator's license.
Fined tlO.
OBITUARY
iFv-uir anwrn PATTERSON
Jennie Agnes Patterson, daughter of
n. mm Jnhn G. Patterson of this
city passed away at the home of her
parents on aunaay evcniin, ir .
following an illness of two weeks. She
was a native of Klamath Fails. Oregon
and at tho time of her death was aged
11 years I month and 8 days. Surviving
besides her parents are one sister. Ruth,
and a brother. David of this city, also
tho grandparents. Mr. ana waviu
Scott of Vancouver. B. C. The re
m.int nt j.nniM AfnM rest In the Earl
Whltlock Funeral Home. Pine street
at Sixth, where friends may call after
3:00 d. m. Tuesdav. Notice of funeral
to be announced at a later date.
NEW
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e Under-inflated tires increase rolling resistance and
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'oil filter is working efficiently. Replace if needed,
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