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Newspaper Page Text, rnijc i vvcuvc s-le in I - - ' " Wifh Mnlnr Hnoik Out Our Woy By J. R. Williomi Our boord.ng Home " l-ZZ. . . .VifeOf UA OM HOM O0E6 OME iCOMF0CTNLE SHED O MfB- '-i RAISED WHERE CITY GEARS ARE S Wm CAP A 60SU6R ? V S?-?tfMt' ( SWOK'tf, I'h vy.jcHOFACHAMOE Aggsftr'5 r-ay m.MavlC. T0 BE prorated ISSpP) Wr ATTEWDS SERVICES S&Cjf i3 t if-fl - T'l fcV ? V W'YlASali2sS ) 1 THOUGHT ODWEOtf . LVTV7 XialTIifVitC J.lltttL ArKA'D OF notion 1 Freckles and His Friends Wash Tubbs THE FILMS AND REPORT ON THE JAP ATTACK ARE ?UrrE COMPLETE, EAy. THEy SHOULD FURNISH CLUES FOR BEATING THIS WEAP3N Boots and Her Buddies Alley Oop Little Orphan Annie Vets see now, ru. get ' Je: $ 300. 000 AS W sharp op LOOK: ip ;., TUB MIME - MINUS TAXES.' AMD. X-I S5 Of COURSE , IF I'M THAT RICH , I'LL fyiST- , VVJlW5 HAVE A POSITON TO AAAINTAIN JSCy . IN SOCIBTV.' ijL 1 ?fT - V -"5 L00K.COC, TOTTIN6 - fCOONT CARE HOwS 5TRAX ARAB WITH THAT A-IS N mNlSEBOW IT I. 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U. s. pat, orr.-'il V THfcgfaa J PRtCSV ANN MOW 6V0rt u. 1 1 .t in .rim . vvtuu-LM 1 HOW SOON WHAT WOULD A KID COULD I IAKt7 I YOU DO WIIH A BUAI POSSESSION Y NOBODY CAN JEOPARDIZE MY HIDE TRYING TO RESCUE A BIRD-BRAINED OUT THE DOPE LOM IIM ft. . v . IMISSer , rl YA(.H ' r-s n j HUKNt I J rCOI I E3 HERALD AND NEWS, By Blosser LIKE" By Leslie Turner By Martin By V. T. Hamlin I WANT TO USE IT y 1 As A lii'cduai uwn ICOPB. i, w amici. INC. T. w. wlc U. C P,T. 6IT fcj NO TELLING WHERE THE FOOL MIGHT BE BUT If HE'S IN EZION-GEBER, 4iE CAN GET ' WAX Hfc. wui m- alone r. By Harold Gray KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TULELAKE Chief Petty Of ficer Klmer uarrett, serving with a U. S. naval transport command has arrived home to attend fu neral services for his brother. Machinist 1c Eugene W. Gar rett, 21, killed in the munitions explosion at fort untcaco, July 17. lie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Commodore Garrett, Tule- lake, and immediately following the blast was also reported to be missing. He communicated, however, with Don Dietrich, employed by the Garrett machine shop, assur ing him of his safety. Young Garrett's parents were absent at the time, attending funeral serv ices for a relative in Grants Pass. Eugene had left Tulclakc only a few days prior to his death, after spending his furlough here. Haqer Martin and Larry Snyder ar rived Wednesday from Pendle ton, where they have been visit ing their uncle and other rela tives for several weeks. Henry Anderson left Tuesday for Mcdford and several other cities in Oregon, where ho has gone in the interests of the IOOF lodge. Tom Hess has embarked for overseas duties, possibly in the Pacific. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Harri son have been transferred from the naval airbase here to Sacra mento, Calif., and they loft for their destination on Friday. Gordon Mallory was hauling hay Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Richard son intend to sell their property here. The Nichols brothers arc very busy every day in their large acreage of onions. Carl Smithcrs is busy haying and irrigating spuds. . Mrs. Klein is quite busy weighing hay. The Forest Hess property was again flooded, duo principally to the ditch on the Bundrant prop erty being too shallow. Tulelake Tulelake Cadettes are asking for any kind of fishing equip ment in anv kind of mnriiilnn that at some future date may bo used by the marines at the Barracks near Klamath Fall. Any contributions turned in to ine uaaettes win be recondl 1 1 o n e d by Matt Finnlgan of Klamath Falls and ppt in shape to be used. Ten Cadettes are also holding weekly dancing lessons at Camp Tulelake. D L. Thomas, formerly man ager of the Bank of America branch at Loyalton, Calif., has arrived here to succeed Glenn Renfro in the local bank. Ren fro was transferred recently to Lakcport, Calif. Thomas is ac companied by Mrs. Thomas, their son Jack and daughter Sally, and the family will live in the home vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Renfro, 24-Inch Rainbow Trout Caught In Pendleton Stream PENDLETON, July 27 (P) The largest rainbow trout caught ncre mis season a z?-incnor-was on record here today. George Wicklander landed the trout alter 10 minutes, in the north fork of Meacham creek. sait: a grasshopper. - Borrevik Named On Ail-American Team EUGENE, July 27 (fl3) Wally Borrevik, six-foot, eight-inch center on the University of Ore gon basketball team last season, has been named on the Ail American team selected annually hv Phnplr TouIa. ...tt i basketball expert for the Con- vemu huuult company. The giant Recdsport hoopster who is now serving in the mer chant marine, completed his col legiate hoop career here last year. He was one of the spark- r . it V i""v,ui.-u -uacn now ard Hobson's Wcbfoots with the Civilian" rhomnlnil,l. e I northern division, Pacific Coast conference. If VOIl Unnt. in anil 1 t The Hern r anri m,.. ,, . ads " 3124 wam PASTOR TALKS TO TULELAKE TULELAKE Rev. Albert Dwight, pastor of the Covenant church, Klamath Falls, who re turned on the first trip of the Grlusholm from China us an ex changed prisoner of war, was iiuest speaker at the lust meeting of thu gnilti tllu Tulolnke Community Presbyterian church.; Ho was introduced by Mrs. Hugh Urouson, program chairman. Rev. Dwight, who spent many years as a missionary In East Chlim, said ho was the only American in the small Chinese town where ho was located. In flation Is causing Intolerable suffering among the Chinese unci as un cxamplo of tho skyrocket ing living casts ho cited charges for use ot a rickshaw. Where the price was formerly 80 cents for a ride of some distance, it now costs the rider 5300. Mrs. J, Merlon Brown was In charge of dovotionuls, with her theme of "Hope" being carried out with Biblical scripture read ings by thoso present. Mrs. Gilbert Osborno and Mrs. Edgar Osborno sang, "Whisper ing Hope," with Mrs. H. T. Street at the piano. The guild voted to contribute $10 to the Lewis and Clark col lego, Portland, and reported on arrival of a large donation of clothing that has been gratefully received at Hayncs House in Alaska. The group will continue to serve luncheons each week for the Rotary club, upon the re quest of Pre.-.ldent ft. M. Prior, who anticipates a larger mem bership in the future. Mrs. Bronson announced that two returned missionaries, Irene Forsythe and a Mr. Snyder will arrive in tho community In tho near future. Refreshment were served from an attractive table centered with a blue glims bowl of orchid sweet peas flanked by tall white tapers in blue holders. Mrs. D. W. Turnbaugh, Mrs. W. H. Welt kamp and Mrs. D. P. Rcld served. Tho next meeting on August 2 will be a picnic potluck at the home of Mrs. M. V. Maxwell, where luncheon will be served on the lawn. Mrs. Maxwell will bo assisted by Mrs. H. T. Street, Mrs. C. I, Vernon and Mrs. Roy Easley. Malin The Jolly Nine Pinochle club met last week at the homo of Mrs, James Ottoman. First prize went to Mrs. Eve r e 1 1 Jones, Merrill, second to Mrs. Edith James and the traveling prize to Mrs. John Rebcr. Guests were Mrs. Rebcr, Mrs. James, Mrs. Jerry Rajnus, Mrs. P. G. Wilson, Mrs. Emil Tofoll, Mrs. Frank Vlctorinc, Mrs. Everett Jones and Mrs, Chester Stonecyphcr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kallna entertained recently at a pino chle party for Mr. and Mrs. William Rajnus, Mr. and Mrs. Mcrvync Wilde, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Tofell, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Halousck. Prizes went to Mrs. Tofell and Mcrvyn Wilde. Mrs. Mary McComb, Klam ath county librarian, has placed 250 books on the shelves of the Malin library. Mrs. Teresa McComb has been a recent visitor at the home of a niece, Miss Mary Mc Comb, Klamath Falls. Dr. Robert R elder, plant pathologist and entomologist, gave an interesting lecture on pest control at the last meeting of the Malin grange. Mrs. Edna Arnold, Portland, is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Gerald D. West, and family. Mrs. Arnold was a long-time resident of Klamath - Falls be fore moving north. LEGAL NOTICES SUMMONS Koully No, 10(3 IN THE C1KCU1T COURT Or THE STATE Or OHKOON FOR KLAMATH EVELYN MARIE DAVIS, PUlnllH Vi. DELDERT RAYMOND DAVIS, Defendant TO DELBERT RAYMOND DAVIS, D fendnnl: You arc hereby required to appear and anawer the complaint filed aialml you In the above entitled court on or before the 24th day of Auguit, 1844, being four week! from the 27tn day of July, 1844, the date of the finl publication of thla summons; and If you fall to 10 appear and answer, for want thereof, plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed for In her complaint, to-wll: ror a decree of divorce, the custody of her daughter. Donna Marie Davis, fot $30 per month for support and educa- J ,""''' d"uhlef: MO.OO court costs -.wine ices; ana lor such other and further orders and Judgments '' .w" appear equitable. J. , mnons Is served upon you by publication for four successive weeks I, j L - urucr oi non. uavld R. Vandenberg Judge of the above-entitled FRED O. SMALL, ' Attorney for Plaintiff 32S Main Street, , . Klamath rails, Oregon, ly.'Xt; Au. 3-10-17 No. 140, NOTICE TO CREDITORS , iiciouy given mat the under Sl'ir i i" bf"Jf Pointed Executrix of - j ii tor Kiamith County. Small, Suite I, Melhase Building Klam 5th . n. within . 5 monthi OT44 ""' BUllonTJily RUTH C. BERRY, Jy. 37! All. 3-10-17 No. 145. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or Tur STATU nr nsrnnn ..Hf. -THE mnifrv " MMAIH N,in. i. "".""'a.: "eceased. been appointed "adnVlnMraloV of .no above entitled estate, All persons hiv- prop., vouchlr,'. " S'VT 7on, within .lx month. Tom "at.' Dated July 37. 1044. ' MAR.'C!rf BARNES, Jy. 37; Au. ano-17-No. Tm. . GHORCH GROUP LEGAL NOTICES V AllVKNTIftKMrNTH MR ltlDN Mmlfid bltU will le ii'lvl Annul IT 11144 m Hi '"" of KUtiiMlIt enmity Cnmiil"l"". (Jmmty Cutirl limn, Klamath rIU. OrvKyii, for iltt rtH'llnh ot tlta Coui.ly IImIHi Prl mcnl IHilldtMB. Klumnth l-nlli. OrvKtin. aci'itrtlliitf t plant and Mieeirii-Ntlona r iiaifil tiv H hold nil HrumbflHifh, Aii'liMool, Towvr 'htoalor Uulltllntf, KlamRtli ralli, 0Aa0'conlMion iirm-etlent "in rauolvhtR OHIflal I'mim-il rormi." Ih bltfilvr nttut hav (Iliad out Imliltr'i qtialKH-n-tlmi Irit (! prlnr to lh ntvntn of .Li. issi'rlltflfl hv Chaiitor Jill. Liwi o( 6rtMoh. iu:tl. Plain ami Mwriiiraii"" i t j i-t. talnvtl at the ufftca of Hhelitult Mnnn i Anl.iitfrt. mint. tliMKtall ii(4'l(lvait itollara ami DOKM) ilintkli which will tw r dint led to lh bltlitor, uimiii nlmti u( lh Plana and Mpfitilflcationa to III ATh"Vuct'cMhil bhltlwr will tte ro oilrd to ftimUli Hurvly Cum puny ftond lit full nnintint of lit Conttai't prli'it, mid hO HUH " rfHiri hi rnrrsr l'uhllo l.lahlllty Inalirttni'v, tPlflil, Tho tmlltltnv inuat tio flnliheU liy Jan uary rirt. mtd ItqtittlnttHt (I a in a am to 11.0 BiHotiiil of Mft.uo tr day niuil Iw tiald for pth day Iharmtter th itruc tiire rrmnlni liifnmplrto. A htildfir a lli'mt or Cortlfleit Chork In ntnotmt vqual to flvo pr wnl (o'4l of ttta lump ailltl uin. mini novunumnjr wip htd nb iiuaranlv for tho oKorutlon nf Ida ronlraot. and the Honda. Ill rata ttlB con t rat t ! awardod lu tha hlddor. The LnntimMioiiera or nianiaui l ouniy rmmrv Hit) rllllll til tvlei't NIIV Wild alt bldi, nnd to walva any Inforttialllloa, Hlited: MAK K. SI (OUT. Clrk Jy. a-al No. lau, NOTU T TO i'jTtKIHTUKH IN THE CIUCIMT COUHT OT TIIK KTATK Or OHKdON IN AND roil THK COUNTY Or KLAMATH IN PIKinATK. in Tiir MArrrn or tmk ktatb or JAMKIt J. IMIII.POTT. I)aMHl. NOTICE IH HtltKIIV CIVCN to th crodltnra of aald deraad. and all nt nm ti(oriivd In Ilia elatf. to nrractit their Hnlma to J. II. Caninhnit. aliontay for the iimtaralitnod. Ih duly appointed Admlniitratnr of ald tat. at fKun 311. 1.O.0T. nulldltiK. Klamath ralla, Ore ion, within ! m on tha from and aUr thla 20th day of Jima, 1044. being the data of Uia tln publication of thla nolle. . DONALD v, piui.porr. ' AdmtnUtrainr or tho Ratal of Jamea J, I'hlloalt- tereaaed. .f jt; jv n-it-gn-rr Nf. iw 111 iii a n Ration Caltndar War Pnca and hatlontnii rtoard. 4.W Main atroel. Of(lr hour dally, M a. m. to 4:30 p. m,j IHaturday, U..K) a. m, to a p. nv Phona 01 til fur all Infurma tlon. Alt application! muat he MAll.EO in to the War I'rlie and Hailonipa hoard at 430 Main a treat, and NOT preaenied In peraon. SUOAIt nation noon 8tamp num ber 3(1 tfood for 5 pound, provloualy announced to expire March 31 will con tinue to be aood for an indefinite period Kaftan Uooh 4 H lamp nurntter .13 Kood for S pound of angar (ruin June 19 for an Indefinite period, Spare Stamp 37 Not ih auaar alamp muat be Included with application (or canning tufar Stamp numier 40 good for 8 pound rl canning uar Stamp No, .11 valid (or 9 pound Indefinitely beginning April t, Itatlon (lank. 3 Airplane atamp num ber I. good for one pair choea, valid Indefinitely Airplane alamn number 3 good to an unannounced date. PHOCTBSSED rOODkV- ni.UE STAMPS-Dooh 4 Stamp No. Hecome Valid La. Mil. NR. PS. OS - . . May 1 Hit, Sit, TH, tffl, V ., . ,,, Jo 4 wb. xn, yii. au, ao - -..July 1 MEATS I1EO STAMPS Doom 4 Stamp No necoma Valid AH ihrouih W8 Juna 4 X. VS. .it - . -... July 3 GASOLINE Number 13 coupon valid from June 21 to September 21, good for three gallon, "II" or "C" Coupon May be renewed within, but nol lie (ore. la day from date on cover nf book rVEL OIL Period 4 coupon valid March 14 to September 34. FUEL Oil Period & coupon valid March 2t to September 30, STOVES Purchaser muat obtain car tiff-ate from local hoard SHOESllook 3 airplane it amp 1 and 3 valid Indefinitely. SnWnga FATS Save In metal container. Sell to butcher, gel 4c and 2 pta, a lb. TIN CANS Clean, remove wrapper, place and Inside, flatten, ator tn dry place for ptck-up drive. If no atorag pace, lake to a Safeway store. WASTE PAPEfl Tie newspaper Hat In bundle 13 In. high. Tie m ago tinea In bundle in In high Flatten card board, tie In bundles 13 In high, (.nave at Klamath Daaln Seed company. S nth and Midland road, or at Bafewav store. Main and Esplanade 0:00 to 0 00 week day. Watch paper for Information on Junior Chamber of Commerce pick up. Information on aatvage phone MM CLASSIFIED RATES One day r word 4c 3 day run r" word nc 3 day run , , p- word He 4 day run pr word 13c 5 day run rr word 14r Week run i word 10c Month run .,par word 40c 20 Discount for Payment In Advance S4fc Discount for Payment hv loth Ads received by 1:00 p. m. will appear same aflarnoen In "New Today" column. Ads go Into regular classification after the first day. Ads may be cancelled by calling 3134 by 10:00 a. m. New Today LOSTniack Corker spaniel, IHi months old, Phona 4030, 7-30 WE REPAIR WRECKS-No damage ton large or too small. PRIEST BODY SHOP. . 7-37 WANTED- Sheep .hearer to .hear 300 head. Must have own sharp tools. J. V, Bramsted. Inquire at Ml, Hebron store, Mt. Hebron, Calif. 7-30 VACANCY-Apartmant, everything fur nished. Call after 0 p. in. 1404 Klam ' alh Ave. 7.3a rOR RENT-.3 rooms and bath, well fur - nlshed, good location. Phona 40:1.1, ... 7-30 FOR 8ALE6mall stock ranch for.. ale or trade, 100 acres. Will take car and . trailer house aa down payment. Must be In good condition, builtlns and good rubber. Call or write me, 4031 Blsbee. 1 . 7.20 FOR SALE Modern S-room home, double garage, concrete foundation, double constructed, Vi acre, beautiful lawn and shrubbery, garden spot. Close In. 4.100. Terms, rOR SALE A small 4-room modern home, plas tered, completely furnished, fenced-in yard, close In. 1290. FOR SALE Income Property IB furnished apartment., steam heat ed, tile stucco building, IB garages. Building In fine condition, excellont In come, Priced right, easy terms. FOR SALE 01 acres, all under Irrigation, excel lent potato soil, well fenced and cross fenced. In the Henley district. Priced 180 per acre, easy terms, Bee -Henry Newhouse at T. B, WATTERS Realtor 6IS Main St. Phone 4103 (9040 Evenings) 7-37 FOR SALEu, aero, 3-room house, new henhouse and other buildings, fine garden spot, good location, 3 block, from bus line. Inquire 1416 Ivory St. 7-37 FOR SALE-1D34 Plymouth coupo In per fect condition throughout, No , dealers. Phone 0003. . 7.30 TWO USED 3-way Brownllpe tranamla alona, without couplings, 1130, Bnl slger Motor Co. 7.20 FOR SALE-103I Model A coupe and 3-wheel luggage trailer, all good tires. Wm. A. Hodges, 41105 So, Oth St., St, Francis Trailer Park, 7-20 TOP CAfllf P IT If 'B1 fn. .1 I... model car or eqully. See L. M. Quam BURNKSS MOTORS . DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer , CJoodrlch Tire Distributor 310 So. Oth 3078U FOR SALE-Oood vanlly dresser and mall desk. 1318 Crescent. , . 7-27 ron HAl,r?TJ . healer. ,m l'i.73 lr rolls, lo f.niS union. 3ii"ui,sf uia la aft.r ! .,u'll roil HALE.J,--J "l" r ami iZ:.VlH W' llaii,ii,- ,'? "rfeo , Siin iio'' " hJ1 ron HALE rnuTu wood i,,i. ' .N Phone 44111. ' . 3 ro.!! ".A'"rr n 11 a n m 1 17 ar.T -"1 Khough lai nor ,h- " . t J Sraud lu ail:." ?" ?? cellntii 1,1 waihJ Term, if ' roil HAI.KaT,lnTTr-- J ron MALE , k.i . EST: 5&tar WANTKtl TO ItrNT-H want to iirjiT"7SrrrJ '". by naval lV'H i...iipii, renter., 1'hoii. ,, Two.itriiii)."i'r---5 Jlred hv ...illy. Vt.irc ,4 ilons. IM,",,.' j', 41 wanted 11 g,,rrr; -i I-arry Karwm. iv....' 1 rtM AUn . u 1 , " '?H TIIU niiTI i' 1101 Oa r..."'.'a contract,,! (or It A I klfl tu. . . rn.Hi"j:,g,cifffTi ro.d.H,r.NoTM:r roil SALE CalibTaTXT- V.ljnllii.. 111, 15. to," a "ii. PHI. (at... on I. ' l Oak .l,... "iM f"r .null lm.1.u"U,"J2i' rOH NALK-.iT ",,, nl.hod. nirlu.lin, utu Idalre. .,!, k,,' 1 i.aur, q rrtigr drawer., rlilllimnr. ombw niaur.M. .ennn l)VI.,n. off Shalt. W. Cu rOH TMKERIit.vlU)a . .. .....en i.rrnara, hum of Medford. No uIm h WANTED . nut. Bi.- nlsliL Will ,hsr. ,, WANTKn...,tI n,. n... condition, around IIS. Cti rON SALE G.nll. tnak. Mil cheap. 3sU rnal. ron kale-cow hjio. jpj .73.011. av gallon: row Ida: row ! no. 3 I. lion. In lb IIOX 10,13-A. .T, mll on old Hand highway. Btln or alter 0 p. m. WANTED TO BUY-r4m hog., r.ll.lierlo Lswtnx Hog Co.. M.lln. On. Hnlal. Meetlno JMn Kl.m.lh LoUik r. A A. M. miinlc.tloa, Intel 3fl. 7:30 p. ai 1"1 C. cltliU All s Vllfd 10 SltMi Ai.vr.asf wonmin KLAMATH FALLS Lodge No. 1100, mccutil night, 8:00 p. m. t every second and W day. CARPENTERS' IW no. irj .a MeeUni Wednesday (natusi C. D. LOWU, Phone MMiM3Ijnr 2 Loit and Fouol LOST-Larl. black and dog. Kewaro. v, . Oth. Phone S33I. LOST Ration book "A." E aon. Aliaiana. LQST-A white gold Is'' r inaer nicnao iw,. ".. or call 7404. Iicwaruv, LOBT-Reward. Udy's f ft Engraved on case safety chain on bsna. wj Phone II3BII 8 Trnojl!J WANT THIIEE MDWi vrfai us-.tr IjinVA Frldr "" A week. 701 No. 1 1th or phoM (tarvlcM -J 10 Oil Burner and Furnoc i SERVICE A... AA-L- . A-Tl Bob Porter Shasta way. ja CURTAINS LAUNDE Phone 3717. Shasta Way. PAPERHANOEn v.ljjJ'V son Pglnl Store, w 3324. -Jjjj HKMSTITCIIINO ANDV1 Neodlecraft Shop, 4703. -it 4703. Tfll LAWNMOWERS, m glnes PlruAm Ssw8l-( work, dw 9 , Days Phone 33". .. Wl'll. I1IIIH "v- FULLER Bu;"'6T7. B.-,in DhnnO Olid' HOME LAuTfHSV DON VO No. w mMUBlej : 1 4 GengralNjjiJj- s4iaVVM,,s1i,a''W J DENTISTRY Dr. T.bsr riWJ polnlments aflornMnl. Rhnaln Wav. mat