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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1944)
i tZi (lift Fl! LL s' Illl our Hon list V v, WJa?lor Mrvln JAW" :; umt uiu- Sylnxt to the ? 5l good nd choice Vf bwi will "main "d an order Imjed Tki "go dlroct nil fcS ak nd roast; from fa' m Effective August Ji5i nwteiltd thl order, KfeSval of both ".f;nu.nv was taken PW'M cLh ilMllon Dl- ffM.VIl.on.btKcllh r h WFA d rocior m P ld iucIi wn not the Lbiuih 'd "V V . ; diuttion warrant. The nicU record run of "rrSjiirin t he next ulnar' uM" , , Ve monlhi and sup- lid In excess of storage (ride of boef Is ex o comlllule about 80 g 01 IH prOOUBIlun u" i Mil itvcml monlhi. I SUCTIONS JiJpCED iHWCTON, Aug. 3 CP) wtrlctloni In sales and tf of Mln twine, haw t ether cable cord, were Mi today by tin war mi board. S txplalned the directive! tasary becsuao of mill d nival necdi, Including Ddi for great qunntl i Mine cord for camou A and the war food ad ntton'a requirements for I Mil. I'Jva Aujuit 19 produc iir neither cell nor do- 'ujr w this twine or cord t on priority baacs. Moni to thcio restrlc- cciude nlca directly Xrom ;n Ho consumers who cot more than S3 nounds k.Ui, and deliveries made (October 1 on order ae. li before August IS from (m;, navy, mnrltime com- and war ihlpplng ad- (her Shortage to Close Schools I'TM 1 iia. .... . E-. ..-I. uri nunousn P.: A-Emerson. M wedlctert t..,,upw krw. umf ouuu teach- 'rt'"-le to enable wch dur ln th ... ffyerhaeuser . ie chool wan tamp a schoolhouse ins lllilir ..... Redden of Corvnllla. 17' attended rtLVy'-y"8. who had l now employed WS Mri. aihe i thool In Ft 1 "'HCII irjr S..ffl.r- V. L. Dunenn K'u.ny movcd Into k oy the Oa- fete K occ"ure,i hav the te'th o?LorvP,i!,!r'on ' Dts,n la,t SlVJ Vl,licd I fo ,Pch! chool will be ILIm.'01 to atart ihil Aug, a fP1 T. ariu. VJ ba brolt.n "iri 'a Irt year br j Hid Ni!;lH,on year Add Md.Br 0ehin ,.. .""""ion NDitiVKNTINa .-wri 8th Klatni SRY CO. Flashes of Life By The Aeaoalated Praia MILK BATH NKW YOltK A dojion custom, tin In u lunchromn Kot mora milk (huit they may liuvo ortlurt-rl when a drlvorleaa milk truck croaliod Into tho building and aplualiod thorn with I to contonta. MORE ECONOMICAL NEW UOClllSLLE, N. Y. A a motorlxt wua pnylng a fine for a minor traffic vlolntlon, he win surprised to lonrn thut hie duugh tor wua bolnif fined for a parkliiR motor violation In unothor part of city court building. '"foil hnr to wnll for me." rind jnld. "Wo'll drive In one car Ihen, If anything goca wrong they only can fine one of u'" WELL, WELL QHEECE CITY. I'a.-John Dot) Jr., began drilling a wutcr well on hla Butlor county farm Inatead of water, ho atruck km Yesterday, oil brumi to flow from tho 63-fpot drilling. Produollon wea eitlmated nt five barrel a day. FLYINO rOX PASADENA, Callf.TI-P.TIn. a fivo inonth-olcl fox, U flying for hla lira. He's being shipped by his own er Itownn Pernio, to a fox farm laboratory In Grafton, Wis., for a diagnosis. Ponsn knows what's wrong wlfh TI-PI-Tln. but doem't know what to do about It. the fox won't oat. NO SMOKE, NO FIRE " DECATUR, III. a police squad cur crew saw amoko In a drug storo and turned In a fire alarm. Equlpmont raced to tho scene but no fire was vlalbla. Owner Kred C. Edio finally ar rived, opened tho door and show ed the flromen tho "smoke" It was a haxo of fly spray caused by BELATED HONE8TY JOLIET. III. Teachers at Jo Hot township high school were HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON wondering toduy which of the adolescents thoy might have Kh Tf rcW"blo fo? .n un' signed nolo which read In port: While I wns going to hlr'h school I hud u budhnbll of pick, ng up thing, which didn't bn 'iig to me which belonged to the school. Now I'm trying o Enclosed wua a $100 bill, OFFICIALS VISIT STAFFOFFICERS K-i?.S..tnJ',, " c r of the Klamath Kulls squadron of civil air patrol wore visited by Col onel Leo a. Devoncy, commnn (for of tho Orogon wing of CAP from Portland, and Lt. Servoa, army iilr forco liaison officer of bun Francisco, at a special din- Orlll"1 ' ' " 8 ' th Pollcan Local problems were dls discussed at longth In connec tion with tho cadet training program which is now under vvny, under tho supervision of Lertoy Erdmann of tho high school fuculty. It was again pointed out that all students between tho ages of- 15 and 18 who are not al ready enlisted In tho army air corps reserve are eligible for tho cadet training and should contoct Erdmann In room 105 nt tho high school Monday eve ning at 7:45 o'clock. Moaorvlsls and adults Interest ed in ground school Instruction are urged to meet with the senior group, room 105, high school, at 8 p. m. ahorp, Mon-days. . PACE ELEVEN T QUITS PHRT IlitE WASHINGTON, Aug. 3 (JP) Ovpr thu protost of committee collcugues, Chnlrrnun Trumun (U-Mo.J roslgned today from the scnute wor investigating com mittee. Simultaneously with Tru mun's action, Hugh Fulton turned in his resignation uu chlof counsol of tho group. Truman said both republicans and democrats on the commit tee urgad him to remuln us chairman at a 40-minute closed meeting this morning but thut ho told them "It would not bo fulr to tho committee, becuuse everything I would say might bo construed as political, In v cw of my candidacy lor the vlco presidency." Tho democratic vlce-prcsidcn-tlol nomlnao made public a let ter to Vice President Wallace, as president of the senate, as serting "I do not want even the shudow of suspicion that the committee's activities In any way are datormlned or Influ enced by political considera tions." ; t. Truman suld the committee would meet uguin tomorrow to choose a new chairman. Senator HaU.t (D-N.M.) and Mead (D-N.Y.) have been most frequently mentioned as possi ble successors to the chairman ship. .,.- Prior to today's scs'sion, re publican members of the com mittee said they favored Tru man's continuance as head of the group. - , . , . L 60 Olil FALL BALLOT Putting tho proposed Veter ans' Memorial park on the fall ballot was discussed at the monthly meeting of the Klam ath FuIIb park board Tuesday afternoon. This will be put be fore the citizens for their ap proval some time In the near future. The Issue involvea the construction of a city park near the Link river bridge and Lake Ewauna. ' Plans were also discussed for the improvement of the grounds where the old high school used to stand, but It was decided to put that matter off until some thing had been done about the Veterans' Memorial park. The board gave approval to R. C. Stott, caretaker at Moore park, to extend a stone fence and build another pond at the park. South America's largest bird, the condor, is 5000 times as big as the smallest, the hummingbird. OIL HEAT NEEDS The average oil-heated homo needs about 45 barrels of fuel oil annually, while a single largo east coast steel plant requires up to 2,500,000 barrels a year. Some mud at the bottom of the ocean is transparent. Announcing The Opening of The New rpltota. QinUlutf 1 1 1 DEVELOPING 1 ENLARGING III I $5 PRINTING r-V H7 ! isggii unravood i oiih op! nu . in ox orrice oi-sns 1:10 . u II II II II II STARTS STARTS VUUUIU' -SATURDAY A tUNAY ,24 South 7th Street EfiffipLtiE f0fSm Service Men 4'UtfV- bslSffil i : Welcome ' " .:' RSfiiiM J&jfySS About Representing JkJh Mv.cou.NTY "' ''ss Oregon" Contest? KLAMATH As "Miss Klamath" in the It Could Happen To YOU! IF you are a Klamath County girl V . you are between 18 and 26 years old you are single you are photogenic We Aren't Talent Scouts You needn't be a budding prima donna or an accomplished ballerina. It isn't even necessary for you to tap dance or to play an accordion in. order to qualify.! : ; . , but ENTER TODAY Registration Ends Sat urday Noon, August 5 JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE This ad contributed by: s .... - - - -MONTGOMERY WARD BUY HOW . . PAY LATER. u HOLDS ANY IITTLE GIRL'S COAT 14th k? ; ----- -lir r 5.98 11.98 ittes I ta 4 and 3 to 6x Beautiful all wools! WonderfH blends of wool with rayon ot cotton I In so many charming mall-girl styles! Distinguished bj fine tailoring even to thl leggings, which have adiustabU suspenders, zioswr JL.V.Jl ontgomery Ward Ninth Street,' Corner Plna . Phone 3188 th
