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Lit, "li HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE FIVE 1 ,miriiftfTniiinirtmriiiiiliTTniriiriitiinrnifiinln,ii,ii!,i,.1..i t n I sf mm m. m a. i HHH spun &m iiiiig I LAN LVuLVED u..ilna-Tlio Kliim- " . "nutrition etnuicll Hhiiirr niiii'iiim i Jj "h,.id uii Wudiicsiiay JB30 I' S1,c"' 4 1 bo Ihu prcwinco of . homo CCO- LWSSh Slut- colL-UO. P ,! dTrrclur or, the nu- I'S a oxuiiiIim'. statu mi l,,r.. ,fl secretary, and iKiJiV rcuii'ii"1 ropreaim V .." distribution mi from sun " l , hero to view iSd coll '""' T u.-itH office by $ ; Tuurfi'y evening. 'L returned homo from "f where she recently im u major opurutlon. Shu t, o bo UP; EGAL NOTICES... .,T.:oncluo, M'"B Charlm W. Wottnrmnn of Ohio, renin, scntutlvo of Iho Townm-nri nu tlomil recovery plan, will he In Klmmitli Fulls Wednesday In hold a iiionlliiK at thn home nf II. O. Myers, ,100 N. Ninth at 8 p. m. Anyone Interested In thn Townsend pension plan Is cordi ally Invited. All Townsend mem born urn ruciucsted to attend, He frushinonts will bo nerved, J1'.,. :. r,,a.c.l, ami UK JIM UfCUtl Coutl Ot Ititt BUK 11. or him' -oumr. n rtM..ib in (no lot omHtfl of 'rtttit in' Uw courtliouw an .no no v', ,,",, " i lay oofveuuu . v-. - i UWtlit rotHoliicd, ml l aaiU ,j wica Hn courl will filial l AdmlnlairAior. la No, iiu. CirA'MUN b ciucuit cuuitT or ti R Or OHCtJON IU AND jrUH COUKTV Of KLAMATH, a MATTKK OK TIIK attTATS Or ft B. DAY, DrMil. rrtd T. Day. Hoy M. May. rut- Ikll. Jane Uay KIiim. Mar- jtirflll Dy. Doiilil Uiirlott Uay, JH(UD IMi vnrrwi uiy, i D7, Uarvntt Ituatoii limy, D17. Miry D). And io All oiiior ta um above tiituUd tiit. Jrm name or the rtatb or kit You fld ,eli o( you r (lira m pwtr iii ma iuov wM in (ho rmir I room tlurieof. tnttt) fillii. Orqn, wllhm llt mm in oo' f" urvic or inu I. vpon )ou. ii atrvou in uattioi n j. OtMon. or Hlitiln lM0iilytidhi nfllhl ta(4 ot I hit iiirvlco of lhi tou, if I'rvra w iimiii iflhtfon. and imw rii, if any , hr an tutr of alo artauld i ifl!efJ hrtrtit atiltiof iln and ?! lh 4minltr(rlx nf Iho alxiv ta mu rtriain rai pro(xriy, lo mil lha parannal prrpflv f. IWftM, In ariordnr wllh tha p fiW hrln. talrt rl propariy twilbd at fnllowa ' II. mock 3oa. Millt rr.n1 m Ia in City of Klamaih i Ortlon. MM tht Honorable David Pt. mi. Junta of lha ahnva rourl. lua wit nf laid cmitl afnH iht. L; e( July, I UavW ft Vandanhfrir M Circuit Jutlia X Itofl. Co Clrtk .No. 1W Mfiima L Morin, rtepuiy. ICIAI M ATtlHl AI.H Ortfrn Kui Mlthwav Coinmlaalnn h ula an auorlment nl nhaolato rrriimi pan irwatrfl at lllin- Jtpanmrnt Fqi(pmnt PlanU Rlimalh ra, Nnr 1 (iranria rmlfrllon nf arran maioriala In. itttt lltfhway Dparimni Equip. Pljfttl al Cruiiilll Ul.m.ik lr.fl. u urintfa priil li.i. M M Unit of rquipniant and acrap un: Ii.yl. PAlf Rlioval. Itna t.r irannr. jiimhft Carryall m - Artam Rn Mamtaincr nd 'ft Rud Itlnnrr WJIIU.E; Srrap Heel, raat Iron. rUMATM rAI.1,5; (Jaltmi Pallet ln. Mrrnrmii-w . n. m rtoama nnnq MMInlAlnar, Ptlll tw. Road nroom. Mowera. Snow r- Pump, flcrup fltwl, Caal tom. Tubea, Onltarlaa and fladl- W OltAJfDK- nns CalPrplltar Trac I nif Oradcn. Mowara. Trailer. r BUfkat, Piirtmi. Truck Parla. r iron. nroPEff. Batlt- m hi B,e'' f"- Tu nd "1 bill for th niirrh... .It ill nr a "ipi BtlHipma-ni T.nram of thft Imperial Ilolol. blank! and full Information f lha iYt nb,"tn"l h of- n ! i nullrllni. flalem. Ih W r'.T prnnnaai rnrmi, til i T. '"nrnmitd on a L.lj ; irm ann mull b ar nr a rrrtlfiori hooir . K.nb K Aaiim.?.t.noi ,h,,n twenty. "a Bar ; , TVni la WO or lna; IWM aniAunl la over .WOO, "mad btil for th. BU of 0, i."-:- D. Glalayor. Seeratarv. UNFILES TREATED II. I ""PITAI.I7,TION l M. MARSHA Ltivtt for Pomoni llcnnn fur a few days last week lifter t. iRiiclliiK numnipr nclionl nl the University of Orcifon wnn Mr Hill Jlopner, daiiKlilur of Mr. and Mrs. E. U. Johimon. Mm. Hup. per loft Sunday for California, whore, iihn will rpulnlcr for fall icrm m romonu cullcjia. Executive Director Ham Tri S. McHhorry, executive director of tho OreKon War Chest, ar rived Iinm Hnlem Monday afler iioon. Mo will bo hero until to morrow noon conferring with men In ehnrue of the emnhlnnri community drive. Leeve for 8ioliana Ok m. celvliiK word of the death of II. E. HiiKP.slrnw In Spokane, Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Ruke.Hraw and their niece. Louise, left for the northern city, where thev will attend tho funeral. Home From Oroaon tw.h.. Currier, diumhter of Mrs. Nln'n W. Currier of Klanuilh Kalis, Is homo from Eugene, whero she has been nltendlne mimmnr school at the university. She will return lo school In tho fall. To Meet New D((l-.r. mi Jor and Mrs. Roswull, new offi cers of Iho Bulvntinn Army here, will bo presented at tho mcctinc of tho Army advisory board to morrow noon at tlio Salvation Army headquarters. Returns lo Klemeth Falls Mm, Stuart Nelson, daughter nf Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Johnson, 841 Pacific Terrace, is buck from San Francisco. Her husband. KnslKn Stuart Nelson left for ovcrseos duty recently. A streamlined plan for han dling renewal of "A" gasollno rations by mull was announced today by McDunncll Brown, dis trict director, office of price ad- inlnialratluii, Present "A" ra tion expires on September 21. MolorlslH can obtain their re newal forms at locul service sta tions and garages, except for workers In Industries which have plant transportation com mtUccs. They will get' their forma from tho committees and return them lo the committees instead of lo the local OPA hoards, Brown explained. All other motorists should get their renewal blanks now, fill thorn out properly, and mall the form to their own local OPA board uceomnariicd bv the slim. cd back cover of tho present "A" oook, una mo tiro inspection rec ord, If the buck cover has hern lost or destroyed, tho applicant uiisi oc aoic io prove lo the sall.sfactlon of the board that the car is actually in use and that no Other Unnlicutinn Iuih linen mnrle ffor tho basic "A" ration. Annllcants. tomnornrllv numv from their permanent residence may apply at any local board but arc urgcci io mull tho renewal blanks to their home boards in. stead, so their records will be complete. Do not telephone or cull In person at local boards, Brown requested, as no "A" books will oe Handed out over tho counter, nppneauons win oc aclcd on promptly in the order received so new coupons can be mailed to each applicant before tho Son- icinDcr a validity dale. Meetlna Tuesday nlghl at 7 0 clock Ihn chamber of com merce Industrial development committee will meet at the Peli can cafa. Jeycee Picnic A slug picnic will bo held Monday al 6:30 In Moore pork for all Junior chamber of commerce members. Picknlckers are asked to bring ono fork and no women. Position Open Word has been received here that applica tions for the position of price specialist may he obtained from Helen Splkcr ot tho post office building. Tire Stolen H. C. Savage of tho Willard hotel reported to city police that a tire, lube, and wheel was taken from his car parked in front of tho Willard nolel over the weekend. Enters North Parle Martha Eastman will leave this Friday for Chicago, where sho will en ter North Park college In California Mrs. Albert Dwioht Is visiting friends and rciuuvcs In southern California Visits Parents Jimmy Wnt kins left Sunday morning for Missouri to visit his parents. Returns Mrs. Emma Kldwcll has returned from Portland and is now staying with her dough- icr, mrs. Viioya ucrDy. Kaiser Named Head Of Education Group NEW YORK. Aug. 28 (IT) Henry J. Kaiser, west coast in dustriBlist, has accepted chair manshlp of tho Nonpartisan As soclation for Franchise Educa. lion. Inc.. an organization re cently established to obtain maximum vote in tho Novcnv bcr election. Among members of the asso elation aro C. Palmer Hoyt publisher, Portland Oregonlan. Alton Adding Machines Frlden Calculators Royal Typewriters Desks r Chairs Files For those hard-to-got Items PIONEER PRINTING AND STATIONERY CO. 124 So. Sth Klamath Falls FOR RENEWALS Service Men and Women Home on Leave Oren and Doran C. Lewis irom bmokey mil army air field, Salina, kuus. Here until August 21). AC Delbert Wantis from San Antonio, Tex. Here until Au gust 28. 1 no udovc service people are entitled to frco passes to the lo cul theatres and frco fountain service at Lost River dairy by courtesy of Lloyd Lamb of the theatres and R. C. Woodruff of tho dairy. Plcaso call at The Herald and News office (ask for Paul Holne.i) for your courtesy tickets. Hart Gives Money To Park Commission HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 28 (P William S. Hart, two-gun star of silent western movies, has donated $50,000 to the city park commission. Its to build colored electric fountain and make other noslwar improve ments on his old west Hollywood homo estate, which he recently gavo the city for a public park Plan Crashes EPHRATA. Aug. 28 (!T) CodI. John W. Powers. Helena Montana, was killed Saturday when his fighter type plane crashed 16 miles southeast of Soan Lake. Col. Henry G Thorno Jr., commander of the Ephratn army air base, an. pounced. Hans Norland 'Auto Insur ance. Phone 6060. mn r SEED GROWERS 'or that same dependable seed cloanlng end Processing where you are not obligated In marketing! Sell where you wish. Experienced Cleanermen ! Personal Service! Lou Drager's Warehouse HATFIELD 'hones Tulelake 2S12 - Merrill 1821 VOTE FOR C.J. SHORB FOR. CONGRESS WOMEN IN ' - ... HOME ON LEAVE Leo T. Zell, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. V. 2oll. ol oou uaiuornia, nas occn home on a leave from Corpus Christ!, Texas. He recently Graduated from navy aviation radio iccnnician school with a rating of ART 2c. PROMOTED Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Tepper of 2818 Hope nave received word from their son. Dale Tepper, that he has been promoted irom a lirsi io a sec ond lieutenant. Lt. Tepper is now stationed In Italy with the 15th AAr bombsight maintenance depart ment, MT I.AKI Mrs. Belle Daw son received a letter recently from her son, Lloyd Stanley niunn. who it in boot training at Farragut, Ida., telling of be- i . l . t (hn "Ctntinn Jackpot" team in cross-country meinff. 'rnev nave a sneciai uaiw ng table lor tne boys in ine iirni. ten places in ine reBuncmoi race. Stanley had t!ed for first place with a boy named Hill from inu.-n YniuiB Dawson was an outstanding boy in athletics while attending Henley high school, The bovs are given a liberty every Sunday after the race and IZ'iSnry vwi rl&l t "itOBirv nooD" Became Diiaey aloae has developed die paiasliking hind skill required lo work the supple, velvety finish that you recognize in the "Robin Hood." A word of warning: Don't (expect to find the kind of Hat you are accustomed to wearing.The"RobinHood" is a different Hat.-.iofter, smoother and more casual. But we think you'll like it. Why not see the "Robin Hood" for yourself? have no guard duty or KP while training for the race. Stanley also stated they were treuted like a king given all the milk and butter they wanted as well as oranges, bananas and even steaks to eat. . COMPLETES 50 MISSIONS SSgt. James L. Richey, who is with the fifteenth air force in Europe, has completed 50 mis sions and will be home in sev eral weeks. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Richey, Sr., of 3905 Boardman. PRISONER WRITES SSgt. Joe R. Richey. who is a prisoner of war in Germany, has written Mis parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Blchcy, that he is being treat ed well and his needs are being supplied by the Red Cross. The letter, dated April 17, was the first he had been able to write by himself because his arms had been injured when he was captured. 26 Killed in Crash Of Air Transport LONDON, Aug. 28 (IP) Twenty-six persons were killed early today when a large air transport crashed into a house near the trans-Atlantic military air base at Prestwick, Scotland. The dead included seven of the plane crew, 14 passengers and five occupants of the house, which was demolished. American soldiers and civil defense w o r"k e r s labored through the darkness to recover bodies from the wreckage and still were searching this morn ing tor any additional victims. iwo nearby nouses were bad ly damaged and the roof of a fourth was torn off. The plane was inbound from an Atlantic crossing. Lumber Production Decrease Noted WASHINGTON. Aug. 28 m Lumber production during the first six months of this year fell 1.3 per cent below that of the first half of 1943 the war production board reported yes terday, as mounting war de mands aggravated the severity of the nation s No. 1 vital ma terial shortage. June production this year, estimated at 3,047.692,000 board feet, was two per cent below that of June. 1943. WPB report ed. On the record, this showed an increase of 4.4 per cent over May production, but WPB said that reflected lowered May 'pro duction and does not indicate an improved lumber situation. Coats Popular as Freak Weather Hits Parts of U. S. By The Associated Press From Wichita to Boston the na tion shivered in abnormally low temperatures. It never got above 65 yester day (Sunday) in Kansas City, the third day in a row that the ther mometer had set a record for a low maximum. And a mark that had stood for 66 years in Charlotte, N. C, fell chattering when the mercury dipped to 54.8. Fires were lit In North Georgia (low 59), and in Indianapolis (59), while fall clothes were trotted out on New York's Fifth avenue (57). And many of the 30,000 fans at the Athletics-Red Snx baseball eame in Phila delphia (51) were glad 'they had fetched along tneir topcoats. Bos ton had a low of 53, Des Moines and Detroit 52. But the queerest quirk came in Kansas. Not only was it cold, It was wet. And on these normal ly hot, dry Kansas plains cold and wet are two adjectives usual ly as out of place this time of year as a mountain yodeller any time of year. Streams which In many a Kansas August won't run a cup full a month are gushing from bank to bank, with flood stages reported on the Kaw, the Blue, the Missouri. In Kansas City the Swope park swimming pool, scene of the women's national AAU swim ming meet only a week ago, is closed to await the rebirth of summer. Normal bunday attend ance for August: 3000. But in Florida, in southern Texas and on west and up the coast, it was weather . pretty much as usual. (Exception: Den ver's eight-inch hail storm on Saturday). And things certainly were humming in Yuma. Ariz. Tho thermometer hit 113 there. Idaho Man Killed In Rooming House BUHL. Idaho, Aug. 28 UP) Robert E. Shaddy, about 58, a resident of Buhl for 27 years, was found dead Saturday in a rooming house, a bullet wound io his head. - Deputy Sheriff Ed Hall of Twin Falls said two men were held on open charges pending coroner's inquest Tuesday. Survivors include a son, J. T. Shaddy of Elko, Nev., and a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Dorris of St. Helens, Ore. Classified ads get results. Peppor Plans Tour Of Pacific Coast JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Aug. 28 (ff'i Senator Claude Pepper of Florida plans a Pacific coast speaking tour for the democratic national committee. He will speak at Los Angeles September 1-2, San Francisco and Oakland September 5, Seattle September 6, and Portland, Ore., September 10. Additional en gagements for his return trip probably will be arranged. Do This When Baby Frets, Cries Loss of sleep and fretfuinees In baby Is often caused by tormenUDg; diaper rash. Bo sprinkle hia irritated alun with Mcxr sana. Uae after every change. A 40-year favorite. ContainamgredicntBofteniued by specialists to relieve these discomforts. Cpata little. Always demand Moxenna, Ara Your Tire SMOOTH CUT BRUISIM Let us determine U too m eligible) for new Ureal Prompt Inspect"" Dick B. Miller Co. 7th and Klam. Phone 410b WORKERS! WHO SUFFER FACTORY' ITCH SKIN RASHES Zemo promptly rennet tortarel First applications of wonderful soothin2, medicated liquid Zemo a Doctor's for mulapromptly relieve Intense itch end burning of simple skin rashes, ec terns and similar skin and scalp irrita tions due to external cause. Zemo also Ids healing. Backed by 85 years' suc cess! Clean, stainless, Invisible Zemo won't show on skin, mmmm f 8 different siies gIYl 1J 75 FLOWER PLANTS . . $3.49 INCLLKINO I RS.BE HABIT BOSE BUSHES DELIVERED WITH PLANTING INSTRUCTIONS POSTPAID To IntrodneB .or b.rdr perennial fifiwer. and ornamental nursery ateck w. make this amailns offer for Fall Plantlnr: 3 Everblooming Baby Rose Bushes .50 S1.50 Very new. Developed at our nursery. 12 Rose Dawn Perennials, silver pink .20 2.40 Quite rare. Blooms April to August. 12 Belladonna Delphiniums .07 ,84 Light blue. Specially hardy, 12 Bellamosum Delphiniums ,10 1.20 Dark blue. Fine for cutting. 12 Bellamcanda Leopard Lily .20 2.40 Orange-red three purpose flower. 12 Coreopsis, Yellow Sunshine Flower .07 .84 Blooms profusely. 12 Kolway's English Hybrid Marguerites...: .OS .60 An old ieshioned favorite. 75 REGULAR PRICE $9.78 SPECIAL THIS WEEK $3.49 Thli complete flower garden .r 75 fr.wln: ntantf, lnctndina S new Ever blooming Baby Rose Bntbes. resularly priced at SB.-8, will be delivered wllh ilmple planlinr Imlructlnns for 3.n. Send check, cash or moner order, or if you prefer w. will ahlp c. O. D. CLARK GARDNER Western Office 836 American Bldg. Seattle 4. Wash. Sn u aiiiiii ns Quality Clothing Since 190S Corner 6th end Mam OPEN AGAIN! lakeshore Inn Rocky Point Road, 2 Miles Past Moore Park DINNERS Famous Lakeshore Chicken and Steak $2.00 and Up DANCING With Jimmy Dundee and Joe Stanley EVERY NIGHTS1.,. Open 6:00 P. M. to 2:00 A. M. Open Sundays at 2:00 P. M. 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Every cord is pathed in a' specially compounded eolation that locks the cords firmly into layers of syntbetJcrabbBT cushion.' Bafety bonding means extra miles ot safe service.! ITS KTIIAGE-TESTED! In th labo ratory and on the road, U.S. Royal DeLuxe synthetic tirea are mileage tested, proving over and over again Chat "U.8." synthetic tires are noo! tirasr TIRES ARE .SCARCE FtrsVcall on tires' most go to our fighting forces. The rest of us have the job of making our pre sent tirea last right on through the war if pos sible. Keep speeds down. Keep air pressure. up. Recap in time! . UY WHERE YOf SEI THE U.S. TIRE SIGN This is the sign of a local, 'independent business built on experience, knowledge, skilled service and producta of quality. BLACK and WHITE SERVICE STATION , Ted Shoop - Jack Schulze Main and Spring Streets Phone 7741
