Herald and news., July 13, 1944, Page 7, Image 7

HERALD AND NEWS KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE SEVEN
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'T'ai.tiifi The Wlnema
flU 'tail 11
, " o'. "W l P;
Wul Uinclmon will bo
WlJ 'ultiu member, aro
Re.
1 1. The Klamalh Lu
ffAidle. Aid I poniorlnii
ffi Ml. "ll Saturday. July
II ' .
L. villi Mrs. ' """"
V Bi, un,uliill) arrived
Tue.day morning to tpenrl t
fortnights visit with her mothnr,
Mm. A. n. Wado. 324 South
Ninth, Mr., Hunnii, former
roaidant of Klamath Fall., hn
many rolntlvoi and frlendi here.
Home Toch. Sgt. and Mr.
Howard D. Abbey are vliltlng
the homa of hi mother at 4786
S. 6th. Sgt. Abbey win with the
ATC and wa oversee. In India
and China lor two yean.
Vlilta Cmlnl Gordon Led
Inithnm lo(t Tue.clay aftor visit
Inn hum for a wank and a half.
This is a
battery
mi
like with your purse, it's what 8
inside a battery that count
It costs lots
of electricity
to start the engine,
light lights, play
the radio. And the
battery pays the
check.
as.
cfntil one day, (the day you're in a
terrible hurry) you step on the starter
and nothing happens.
So this ad is to scare you into
keeping up your battery. Because
once it's out of current-cy your cdr is a
dead pigeon.
Scared? Well, then drive to the
nearest place where Shell service is
offered and turn the problem over to
experts. Shell people know how often your
battery needs water; how to prevent
corrosion; how to adjust hold-down clamps
bo they won't crack the cells; efox, etc.
They even have
new batteries
to sell to people
who refuse to be
scared into keeping
up their old ones.
And they know all about Shellubri
cation, too. That's a service, in
duding battery check-up, that protects
all your car's expensive gears, shackles
andthines.
Important? Well, rather! 5000 cars
we scrapped every day by Wartime
atop and Go driving ... most of them
irom neglect of. things that regular
oneUubrication would keep healthy.
LADIES! A FREE B00KIET-
AHcs in Motortand telle all yon
need to know about keeping the
family car In fin fettle. Save time,
trouble and money- Ak foe 70a
copy at any Shell pomp.
(shell)
Ho la rcculvlna dental training
under mivy mipci'vliilon lit the
Collide of Phynlcliiin mid Sur
Boon, nt Sun Franclaco. Ills
mother, Mm. Gordon Lcdlnu
hum, unci his idnter, Janet, were
In Kliuunlh Falln from 1'ortlund
vhllo Gordon wan hero.
QUI Scout Reglitratlon Fri
day will bo tho lost day open
for rcl8trntlon for dlrl Seoul
who wluli to attond enmn nt
Camp E.llior Applcjjiite, Luke '0
the Wood. Thona who have not
already reentered i.hould do no
Friday, July 14. at the Scout of
fice, 400 Main between 2 and
6 p. m.
Meeting Tho Eunice auxili
ary will hold a reitulHr meeting
Krlduy at 8 p. m In the lower
FOE hall at 0th and Walnut.
Pinochle will be played after
the mooting. Rcfrcahmonta 'will
be nerved.
On Furlough Pvt. Helen A
Prince of the air WAC11 1b
home on furlounh from Moodv
neio in vaidostn, aa. Hho in
In the record nectlon In the of
fice of tho tecretary of cadol
training.
Improving Friend, have
heard from Mm. Houston Rob
lion, who in In a hoipilal in
Coquille. She l recovering
from a major operation under
gone lait week.
In Spring Lake M. Lcland
Chcyne la vliltlng with her
mothcr-ln-law, Mis. Jess John
son of Soring Lake. Lclund
Cheyne It with the air forces in
India.
APPEAL BOH
TO MEET AT
lift CENTER
From Portland Mrt. John
Alder and children are here
from Portland visiting with
Mrs. Alder'i parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. F. Condrey of Lowell
street
Police Court In police court
Thursday morning there were
three drunks and one man
charged with selling liquor to
Indians.
Bchaupp Back Commission
er A. W. S c h a u p p, who has
been in attendance with the
state highway commission in
Portland, has returned to Klam
ath Falls.
Operation Billy Benson, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Benson,
350 Martin, underwent a ton
sillectomy at the Hillside hos
pital Tuesday.
Service Men
and Women
Home on Leave
The first sciwlon of the board
of appciila to hear cases where
application for leave clearance
hnvo been denied by tho director
of tho war relocation authority,
will he held at tho Tulclake sea.
rogation centor on July 28, It
was announced today.
Chief Justlco James H. Wolfe,
of tho supremo court of tho state
of Utah, and Bruce Hartley,
prominent attorney of. Seattle,
Washington, will conslituto tho
board to hear the cases. Neither
of theno men are in any way
connected with the war rcloca
tion authority, except as tempo
rary members of the board of ap
peals.
Individuals who have been dc
nlcd leave or tho right to re
locate outnldo of a WRA center,
havo the rliiht under WRA regu
latlona to file an appeal. They
may appear In their own behalf
oeiore the Doara and he rcpre
sented by counsel. Tho board
will review all previous evidence
in each case and have available
transcripts of any previous hear
ings given.
Only persons who havo pre
vlously been denied clearance by
the director 01 the war reloca
tlon authority and are residents
of the rulclake segregation ccn
ter, may apply for review of
tncir cases oy tne board 01 ap
peals.
Squadron Leader
Missing In Action
WASHINGTON, July 13 (Pi
Major James A. uoodson. 23
year-old commander of a P-51
Mustang sauadron who is crcd
ltcd with the destruction of 30
German planes, is missing in
action in the buropean theater
The war department reported
Gooason, whose home Is ln Tor
onto, Canada, failed to return
from a mission over Germany
Juno zo.
Regarded as one of the best
strafers in the European theater,
Goodson achieved 15 of his
"kills" In the destruction of
enemy planes on the ground.
He was awarded the Dis
tinguished Service Cross May
27.
Capt. Don Gentile of Piqua,
O., recently returned to the
United States for a new assign
ment after bagging 30 German
planes, was a member of Good
son's squadron. Gentile knocked
down 23 planes in the. air.. - -
Men and women In service
who are homo and whoso names
appear In this column may
piCIt Up inClT U.MC9 IU Olljr
theatre In Klamath Falls by call
ing at editorial room of tho
News and Herald before 3 p. m.
These passes are Issued through
the courtesy of Lloyd Lamb of
the Northwestern Theatres.
Pvt. Helen A. Prince from
Moody Field, Valdosta, Ga.
Here until July 21.
SSgt. Robert H. Force from
Yuma, Ariz. Here until July 21.
Tech. Sgt. Howard D. Abbey
from Long ucacn, uaui. Here
until July 18.
.
Pvr. Donald W. Nott from Fort
Sill, Okla. Hero until July 21.
Steward's Mates
Openings Approved
Openings for Steward's mates
have been approved tor the
United States coast guard in
the 17-year-old age bracket, an
announcement from personnel
procurement officials of the 13th
naval district coast guara or
ganization today reported.
Besides regular- duties, stew
ard's mates are assigned battle
stations aboard ship during gen
eral quarters or fire, collision
and other emergency drills.
Yank Seamen Must ,
Get Passports
WASHINGTON. July 13 M'l
Effective November 15, Amer
ican seamen will not bo able to
ship out of the United States
for a foreign port without a
passport.
By August 15. the state de
partment announced today, sea
men must have either a pass
port or evidence that they have
applied for one within the pre
ceding six months.
The order was issued by the
tecretary of state "in order that
the Interest of tho United States
and its merchant marine may
bo safeguarded by every possi
ble means."
The department also said the
regulation meets legal require
ments that all Americans leav
ing the country have passports.
seamen had been excepted to
expedite tne wartime shipping
program.
Jockey Rides Four
Winners At Seattle
SEATTLE, July 13 W) lock
ey Grant Zufelt hit the Long
acres Jackpot yesterday, with
four winners, including Cue Ball
In the mile and an eighth fea
ture of the evening.
Cue Ball paid $4.30, $3.20 and
$2.50; Turkish Brand, second,
$5.70 and $3.60; Don Francisco,
third, $3.30.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
Bond Purchases
Of Organizations
Hit $3,673,372
Bond purchases and alloca
tions of corporations and frater
nal organizations in Klamath
Falls reached a grand total of
$3,873,372 in the Fifth War Loan
drive, Vern Moore, chairman
of this section of the drive an
nounced. The respective pur
chases of each unit follows:
Auocltted (Tldo Water Aim-
J S.IMO
claled Oil Co.!
BaLlger Motor company
Bal.lger Oil company ......
Ballon Wrlfht
Butter Brown Shoa company.,.
Rlf Baaln Lumber company..
Blc Lake. Box company
Blake. Moffltt It Towne
Crater Laka Box company
Calllornla-Pacllic UtllltUa
California Orefon Power com
pany . .
Crals'a
Copeland Yarda
Elka Lodta
Ewauna Box company
Equitable Savlnsa and
aasoclatlon .
10.000
1.000
3.000
800
10,000
50.000
1.000
00.000
3,000
aw, 000
a .000
3.000
10,000
100,000
so .000
w e
KDOtVJ
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rederal Land Bank of Spokane. 17,000
First rerferai Saving; 4c Loan
company , 990,000
Firestone Tire) V Rubber com-
Rany , . 4,ooo
chrlit Lumber company 200,000
General Petroleum 10.000
Goodyear Bervlce company 1,000
Great Northern Railroad ,, . 79,000
HIHah Temple. Ashland . - l.ooo
Ivory Plna Mill - - -- 15.ono
Keslarton Lumber company 100.000
Klamath Production Credit . 24..Vrf
Klamath county ..... 35,000
Klamath Lodge. A. T. It A. M. 3,000
Klamath Indian Afency 100.000
Kraft Cheese company 20.000
Lamm Lumber company ,, . AO.OOO
Montgomery Ward company . flO.000
Model Shoe store 600
Mason, Khrmnn company .. 1,001
Mitchell. t.ula amti flfnviir in (WW
Nnrlhrup King and company M 5.0OC
Pit rifle Greyhound Lints ....,,. 5.0OC
Pacific fruit and Produce com
puny Sfl.ooc
J. C. Penney company .. 14.00C
Peliran Hay Lumber company.... 4t2,a-ifl
Pacific First Federal Rjwlnas and
Loan company of Tacoma ........ 39,000
pel Iran Host veterans oi for
eign Wars m, ,,,, .
Pacific Express .
Srars, Hocbuck company ,
snreit uu com p Any
Btnndard Optical company ,
Shaw Lumbrr company
Southern Pacific company
81a to Bond commission
ftalph L. Smith Lumber company
HniRWay srores, I no, . ,,, ,
Siandeird Oil compnny
The Texas comonny
The Union Oil compnny 0.00(1
F. W. Woolworth company ."..Oofl
Waverhaeuxer Timber company 390.00(1
Waigrrcn Drug store ., 3.00C
Anonymous ... , ... 800,001
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80.00(1
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An Indiana farmer, aged 02,
says he smokes 25 cigars a day.
If he gave them away he could
be elected sheriff.
Kitty, & Jlaut&id cMarwilU
Announce
The Purchase Of
3rd and Washington Sis.
CRAIG'S... The Store With The Glass Door
Dloping - Printing
Enlarging
UNDERWOOD'S
PHOTO SERVICE
311 Undarwood Bldg.
How to Get the Most Insurance
Protection at Least Cost
Let him give you
(he full details
on the 4-Wajr
complete pro
lection of the
llomckcepir
PUh.
OREGON MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
LYNN ROYCROFT
118 North Seventh Street
JIII. OIL COMPANY IncorporatTi
T1 A
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y WATER
Vnu can near tha aparfcla In drinka mined with
SS lW Wi -TIN-POINT CARBONATION . . .
Sil'on. olnler bubbl In.ure. livelin... to th,
U.e cVn.de D" wat.yr. It. fecial formul. point,
up th. flavor ol any tall drink-.cotch, rye, bourbon,
or rum.
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Keep Drinlif livelier, longer ?
CANADA DRY
is Borne
l9 TUT et bottle,. Pleaaa eooperat.-retunj all
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llYpf CHECKED CHAMBRAYS . . FLORAL BEACH CLOTH
' V Opin 7il 8:00 totdoyi
GINGHAMS . . SEERSUCKERS . . BUTCHER LINENS S
FLORAL JERSEYS . . BLACK SHEERS ftfv"4 i
. B U Y WAR BONDS . f ' '
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