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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1944)
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE THREI fipiis Vith "'1ISP Si omy of a WVZn i ; -tin &Vutit and Klnmnth &. .fi needs tcoch. tan' rr.. m .fSTWerrlll .1 Mcrriii "-"., ;' "r.n th. r.V.tMnlln. A new In I Ml tlio fouiidutlon li b o I it ra stored.. . . . Plum (or tho now hluh school at Bonanza ara almott finished, Hiid tlio bonrd expects to advcr- llaa (or blfla auon. School ul Uonuura will probably open In oinoriicncy quarter! with tlio othor schools September 5. Vancouver Chosen At Convention City PORTLAND, Aug. 10 (P) Vancouver, D. C, was selcctod as tlio Mont cliy for tlio next annual ((invention o( tlio International Woodworker! of America, CIO, at a meeting of tlio exocutlve board More. International officer! and board membon of 11 dlitrlcti attended yesterday's mooting to plan "political action" and a drive lor now momuora. This is a crankcase The under side of your engine is enclosed by a thing that ia called a crankcase. This is a sort of swimming pool where hard-working engine parts splash around in motor ell to keep from get ting overheated. Speaking of oil, remember how foughnute, French fried potatoes, etc., foul up your deep fat with hard, burned particles of this and that? Well, oil in your crankcase gets fouled up, too. Its hot, dirty , assignment is preventing metal parts from cooking . to a criBp in the . terrific heat inside your engine . . . quite expensive parts like gears, pistons and bearings. , . One minute your oil looks almost good enough to put on waffles.. Rut a fnn, A .. ' n ten n coupons later it'-, has become grimy black from carbon, dust and ludge. And as : Britty as a picnic on a windy beach. Then it's time "to have. Shell put , to esh, safe Golden Shell motor PU. And while theylre- about it, have 'em Snellubricate the entire car. This is a fwvice protecting all vital parts. A' good bet to keep your family bus from joining the 6000 worn-out automobiles that limp "junkyards every day. GIRLS, HAVE YOU READ ITT Allctht Motorland tell what . every woman :ehould know about a car. Kuy to read. Easy to got (FREE) at Shall. . SHILL OIL COMPANY; Innrptrtlii (SHELLj - MEH-AND-WOMEN IN Mr. unci Wlllluni 1'uull and suvorul friends wuiu In Ash- iuiiu iul week lo tee a 1c billy uvea, iiumu on u uix-niiy louvu IIU WHS IMIe.Hl kUlU L Ul l IU l'L'U. ulur Thursday night concert uf tlio Ashland imiiucipul bund, lie sung two numbers from the group' librury, "Somewhere u Volco Is Culling," und "Memor- lc." Blnco leaving Ashlund. Sea. man Alvcs bus hud nix months voice trulning ut tlio University o( Jiluho, when bo wan enrolled In lliu nuvy s V-m Iriilnlng, La ter bo went to 1'lull.sbiii'K, und or mo pusi seven week no bus boon atutloned ut buinpsoii, New i orK. Hero, no wua ono chosen iroin uo.uuu men to uppenr umonu tlio contestant's for u Ma jor 13owe' progruin from thero two wccks ago o 'Hand Seeks Answer to Portwar Unemployment prmTI.Awn a.. a mi. his shlpbulldliiu center, which (ueus ono of the nutlon's tough- si ponlWHr uncmolovinciit nroli- ems, Is muklnit a inlithtv effort iu una a solution. Not content to rest on Its S73.. 000,000 Moses pllin of nubile works under which 20,000 war workers und reluming service men will bo given Jobs for two years, Portland now proposes to niiiko permanent Jobs in private nuii.iiry lor ou.uuu mora men i(l women than were cmnlnvrrl iniu uuiuro me war. If It's a "frozen" article vou need, advertise (or a used one In tlio classified. ! LOWERS THE ATTACK- tW weiti e ir Ho Is the nephew of Mr. and rs. William Paul! of this city Mn, BTATIONbD IN EGYPT Cpl. vera c. I'hlliips, who grud uuieu 11 oiu iviuiiiuin union iiiki scnool in 1U41, lius Uuen hi cgypi since June, wiieru uc i uiuicncd to lliu uir iruusoor commuiid, una is serving us ru lo upvrulor on u cuigu piune vein is mo son 01 Mr. unci Mrs. u. A. l'lilllips ot 1IH4 (Jury and tlio busuunu ol Mrs. Vein nullips, 41112 Luiinon, HOME ON LEAVE Flleht Oilicer Melvin Miller Is home trout Douglas, Aru., on u 12-duy icuvo at lliu Homo 01 his parenU, Mr, ana Mrs. uwk u. Miner Molvin bus been 111 the service 14 mouths and la now a pilot in mo air corps. LEAVES SOON Pvt. Ervin Parker, 1U, will leave i'rlduy lor uolumbus, uiuo, alter spending a wecK visiting nis motiier, Mis, t. U. l'urxcr, ill. 1, box UU4. r vin lias been in lliu service 10 months. RECEIVES TRAINING liar- old Oglo Jr., who graduated trom-Klamath Union high school in lull, is now in mo unny sue ciul triiiiung reserve program ut the University o( Idaho. Hurold is tlio son ol Mr. und Mrs. II. 11 (Jglo. Mis present address SUU 3026, Iduho club, U. of I. aioscow, launo. LANGELu VALLEY Mr! and Mrs. hd Jones receiver! loiter (rom their son Iiouor. OM jc, wnoso L.OI boa I explode recently in tlio boiilh Pncifin The first explosion set (ire to tlio uoul and killed several men Roger was ono of the lust (lvc to leave tfio boat, and the secon explosion k led one of tlmve live. Roger s clothing was tori oil . ana no.suuered a concus sion, which put him in the bos. pltul (or several days. Ho lost all personal bolonuinii when tlm snip uurnca. mo received commcndutlon (or devotion to duty. Ho is now aboard a USS HUKsnip, tlio Alt. McKinlev. Koger has many friends In mutuant county. He Is a urndu. ato ol Bonanza school, where he was active In all sports. He lived at Mnlin for several years ocioro moviHK to L,uilgcll valley, ins nisicr uorouiy, is trainln for army trnnsnorlnllnn nt n. W C'i camp at Des Moines. In Among the four enlisted men who received tho contain a cer tiiicate or merit diirlnc the courso o( tho August personnel inspection at tho naval air stii. tion at Ottumwa, Iowa, recently was R. J. Skaggs, aviation chief radioman, of Klumalh Falls The men were singled out from nearly 2000 enlisted men and women at the naval pri mary training station on tho basis of " work efficiency, coop eration, station loyalty and navy attitude and spirit. Women Students On Increase At OSC CORVALLIS. Aug. 10 P). marked Increuso in women stu dents attending Oregon State college over tho oust 10 years is shown In statistics released by uie registrar loauy. Total' enrollment or women credit students for the year 194 44 was 1653, compured with f)49 ten years ogo and 1530 five years ago, an increase of 74 per cent.; . Evon a larecr Increase shown in tho number of women students entering for the first time,, which rose 80 per ccn from 418 ten years ago to 789 last year. . n . , .- . Classified ads get result1;. .To a Laboring Man who wants a better job Now- is the time to look for good job with a permanent comvany. Southern Pacific has such a job for you, working in the railroad shops or yards . . cleaning uu. keeping things i order. You'll seo the "inside1 of railroading, see locomotives torn down, seo railroad equip ment being repaired, bo n part of a big team, if you want tci eat ahead. Dlenty of opportune ty if you pitch in. New, higher rauroaa pay. jnne pension piun Railroad pass privileges. Modi cal services.; A- good gang to work with. Above nil, n job with a big, permanent company, I.nnk Into this rlnht now . . . Join up with S.P. and help us keep tne war ireigius -ruuing. In or write Trainmaster, S. P. Station, Klamath Falls or your nearest S. P. Agont, Klmniitli county collected $380,411.82 more than it spent during tlio fiscal year ending last Juno 30, with receipts shown US $4,379,837.22 und ex penditures us $3,793,125.40. ac cording to figures given out by Mrs. Cliet Lungslel, lifting coun ty treasurer. During the previous year, end ing June 30, 1943, receipts to taled $3,755,338.64 and dis bursements were shown as $3, 549.497.20. At the end of this lost fiscal year, cash on hand totaled Sl. 205,500.00, which Is $314,411.82 mora than the $880,088.84 cash on hand shown for June 30, 1943, Approved Scalers, Graders Listed WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 (IP) Tho office of prlco administra tion hus incorporated In Us west coast log price regulation an ap proved list of scalers and graders. It provided that beginning August 14 buyers and sellers For Rent FRONT. OFFICE Beit second floor location In - town Drew's Monitore, 733 Main who engage tho services of per sons on the list will bo absolved of responsibility "if it Is found upon a rescale or a check scale of the logs that a variation" of more than 5 per cent exists. While unapproved scalers and sellers will bo held accountable for variations o( more than S" per cent "and will bo subject ta penalties" provided, OPA said, "k : Natives o( Torres Strait, .Aus- tralia, use .tho shells of giant graders may be used, buyers and clams as water tanks. OVER 1000 NEW Cold Storage Lockers AH steel lockers drawer and door type. Sharp freeier In connection. These lockera will be available about Nor. 1. Rental subscriptions now being iaken. ' Klamath Packing Co. Keno Road Phone 5381 zy?l sh vwA ScAoofiVkA M !. -1 KWjWW BW.V I . aT m!M I Hl Woot Juvenile C0ATMm IL W fS fl -n"'"" Beautifully made of crepes, fleeces, or tweeds.fljk rQ .m- Ak- A ' ' Sjiw Li jsr ' 1 i Si FuIly llned and ,nterlined with inverted pleaUVlyg . Sv JkJr ' fjj '"' j J'i ,t fj ani Quarter belts. Warm leggings with zipper !$iS!!L- O - fSrr Y ! lfffl closin8s 0 match- sizcs 1 to 8 years- NjipiJtl IS Pretty-as-a-picture . r.V Vs. gj? m SCHOOL DRESSES .98WI I'l m Honeysuckle Deluxe dresses In gay floral prints or solid I E I fj . JSr I ' T" ' i color broadcloth. Crisp ruffled trims and wide hems. i f5 jJ B3l I Mi A p " r- Pretty and practical for school. Sizes 1 to 6i years. iK A f f : f vh . pullover . USSrv ffimk 1 ''w' '' ' I l v : 13 g Sweaters v ij3l&v ' WW Li fit ' i MM Hi wnk i 100 virgin wool. Long Cjf ttf? itt I fiVj T j I 1 ii sleeves that con i be VtLr -TT SV 7a Ab? I ;W J V LsJ 1 worn pushed up or Y J. f ' K'tfftfa if l;;I Jlf'tl ? ? down. New fall shades jPWK IWJ'i, kN Ai Xt J;, trU f if I :&WI I in sizes 8 to 16 yrs. LH AilllS V Mif 1 J : . 1 . H' U rtli DeLuxeSPORTCOATS E ' -- Crisp batiste or broad- fc-f Q AIV j sSl !SKSifj, - , 3 ri cloth in tailored or FT- f . I faOyyJ&kffiQ 100 all wool in plaids or her- ft y-y ( tV - peasant styles. Prints or ' ),' - -iSM5AhK 1 ringbone weaves. 3-button model: 3) 1 I ft.iO :li rirs: sizes 1 to S knmI - t Oi V-A Jr Mi vh'Tsl V.SMfII able for school wear. w . ' ir; .? ,ISJ. POPULAR TAILORED - l-vff W 1 ifr" Kfi - P2f ' " ' 1 Junipers JC mTk r? vvnr AU W00 plalds or-navy meltons :N : Ffi u . ' , f Easy T-HjK ' Vk (CSfep 4 Boyville Jr. Deluxe Sport Ponts ; f QO fiT n JhO 98 ' I Term" 1 i S v4H 1 t 1 v it t 'Rayon gabardines or heavy tweeds. . w i J , LA r VSing$To7 f S Vl-71 IF.aternity Prep Blazer Stripe Slock Sox 1QC ' j 21 Voamorey W;I Ifi Blight colors with ribbed cuff Pr L-J. V-lfflv A V 1 I 1 l I j Boyville Jr. 2-Tone Gabardine Jackets A OO " p J l ' P1 ) jReversible styles in tan color W,0f J jVM W 4 jCl -4d Boyville Jr. Deluxe Knit Polo Shirts 79e 1 M;i sj-' Blazer stripes or solid colors. Crew neck... ; 'r' jf Junior Boys' Fancy Front Coot Sweaters ' ' QO ' iV!'5 ' rr.. t i- ... 1 ) ., ? i-i i.' Dressy . narrow wale corduroy, with . pocket and button trims. Solid colors in red and blue. Sizes 3 to 6V4 years. LONG-WEARING ouua reamer iriucs $3.30 ; Youthful, flattering and comfortable. Several styles, all campus fav-. orltes, . 1 133 S. 8th , Sandy .Nevin Wing-Tip Oxfords Top quality leather with long wearing cord soles.- $Q.45 PHONE 5183 ' ..11 VDwA S& VwA SdoA Ipaiil Vya School tfBSfi ScAe't VJ
