Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, September 13, 1944, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text1944 QUOR RULES IOE1I ON Di KI Lo WHITE "But Not For Km very nptly I'" 1110 r' AJJr 'for ull tho , I mom" ""., .,. fa?' " hl iriona of Inking P.n;. of ncwlv established Ijl Hours Lin a r"111' rlll!na by l llauor control coiiiinls- ll'rot a he r,.ulrly- P7S. Jl from tho N..,0M8.i Ci.ni. David Me- fh Jr comimiiicllng Koerul rf . .V ..nricn rnii.ir.ri.ul. ? h: me. ' Beer E mircltnsed between 10 W P i i.. i hu mllllnrv Innncl 1)01 nil 1.1.1 r""1" ' i.,in .nt nit 1 tiuors "'",. '.T i n. m. tkilf o'11' r lip "1- . , ..... KSipllon on tho promises lire llmucn io to milium".- directive also slates, Lu nortlom 01 sucii csuiu- CJnti whoro Intoxicating .J OTP m-im:i j nieht ond 10 ii. m.M thereby Lniln the bud .ny o u thole 111 the rilling by loiter. i .... In I. In n u I fin d "buy" the drink, then Ss the liquid ninmtinltlon on to HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON , PACE SEVEN j statesman" Amwer la Previous Piu.1 m HORIZONTAL 1.6 Pictured famous Brit lh nlolcunun 10 Aurlclo llOporutlc solo 13 RowIiid mii ir 14 Femalo ilinnn n iw,., IB Have 12 Ksvnl ion Clin 2 Legislation 3 Native metals 4 Challenge 8 Liquor n Dlnos 7 Bellow 8 Happy I IB Y IV Observe IB Title of respect 21 Males 24 Decay 27 Change 20 Eradicate II Daybreak (comb, form) 32 Near 33 Priest 38 Twirls 30 Donkey 40 October (ab.) 41 Attompt 43 Vehicle 43 Standard of valuo 47 Potentate B0 Greek letter B3 Ago S4 Porlalnln to nlr MHolp B8 Advise 17 Ho was Brit ish Prlmo Minister dur ing War I VKRTTCAJ 1 Sheltered side nd 18 Finish !0 Aneer 21 Mother 28 Neither 30 Knock 33 Father 34Llko 42 Annum 43 Black birc 44 Erect 4.1 By 22 Print measure 33 Ever (contr.) 40 Exist 23 Requires 36 Ocean 4ft Knrni.nir,,. ' nuiin i,aro- Una (ah.) 38 Street (ab,) 41 Snare IT 24 Proportion 23 Bone 28 Tellurium (symbol) IT 40 Iridium (symbol) 81 Sesame 82 Compute su... IT Flashes of Life ' FTTTl Is I- "P1- 1 I" 1 n- w-ZwW 111 I wgMfll tff. I I n tlsr 53- I I I I I I I I I 1 13 By The Asioeiated Press REASONS KANSAS CITY Two youths charged with robbing a filling station explained to police that they had reasons for their ac tion. One needed money for a loan. Ho had borrowed $29 so ho could pay a recent court fine. The other said he needed cash so he could play poker, ERROR PAMPA. Tex. Mrs. Sam Williams thought she smelled paint, investigated, found one side of her house had been freshly painted. Sorry, said the contractor, wrong house and ne moved next door. TIMELY GREAT FALLS, Mont. The woman who called in the other night and fussed because her morning paper hadn't arrived soon called buck, one apologiz ed for her earlier call, and add ed: "I dropped off for a nap. and when I awoke I thought it was morning. ONE SHOT IDAHO FALLS, Idaho Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Vissing went hunting antelope, vowing that they'd ration themselves to one snot. One was enough, too. Mrs. Vissing got the job done, right rFC Norman Allen of the itulh Marine Barracks was , uiMker of the day at the rckly Lions club luncheon tfdiy noon. PFC Allen told i mcrabors about tho natives i their customs In tho South citlc Islands. Diilrman of the day was ir.ii Patterson. Special guests were Set. Mick Butler, Bill Brntton, Lloyd S. ill, Marble Cook, Leo Cannon, :e president, nnd French Dun ?. agency director of the West i Life Insuronce company of na, Mont., and Gordon tith of Lakcvicw. NANCE DIRECTOR NAMED PORTLAND, Sept. 13 UP) njon's democratic national mice has. annoinlcd Hush irl. former state insurance com moner, as its finance director. 'Tinlluidlitreuof MONTHLY bale Weakness (Mio Fln Stomaehlo Tonic) LTdli B. Plnklirtm'n Compound ! inouj to relievo periodic pnin nnd Kttmpnnylnff norvoun, wontc, u red out feellnttH nil duo to function! monthly disturbances. Undo (" (llly for women It helps nature follow libel directions. LYDIALPINKHAM'SKd Dorsey, Wife, Indicied On Charges of Assauli LOS ANGELES, Sept. 13 (VP) Bandleader Tommy Dorsey, the "sentimental gentleman of swing," has been Indicted along with Ills actress wife, Put Dane, on charges of assaulting Screen Actors Jon Hall and Eddie Nor ris. Also named in (he county grand Jury's charges of "assault by means of force likely to pro duce great bodily harm ' to Hall and Norrls was Movie Director Allen Smiley. The three were indicted .after they hud declined to testify yes terday about a "battle of the balcony" last August S lit Trom bonist Dorsey's swank Hollywood apartment. The long-haired Hall, husband of Radio Singer Frances Lang ford, has said he was almost dis associated from the end of his nose, and Norrls, going to his friend's rescue, declares he was knocked fiat by somebody with one punch. The principals haven't public ly explained the cause of the fracas, however. Dorsey wasn't in a communi cative mood when Deputy Dis trict Attorney Edwin Myers be gan to interrogate him about the scrap. Myers said the musician pulled a piece of paper from his pocket and read: "I refuse to testify on tho ground that it might tend to incriminate and degrade me." Tommy's wife and Smiley read the same typewritten statement, the prosecutor said. The whole thing took less than 10 minutes. Lawyers announced that the trio would appear for arraign ment tomorrow. Hall, a curving scar near the SLOPPY JOE SWEATERS for the Cimpus, $3.95 - $8.95 FOULGER'S M..n end of his nose, conferred with tho grand jurors for more than an hour. Also testifying were Norrls. former husband of Act ress Ann Sheridan; Miss Jane Churchill of Kansas City; Jesus inucy uasllllon, Spanish enter tainer, and a negro maid at the Dorsey rosidencc. Their state ments were not a matter of of ficial court record, however. the shoulder from 3S0 Project Director To Return to Center TULEIjAKE Project Direc tor Raymond R. Best of the Japanese scgrcgallon center, Newell, is expected to return home this week from a two week tour of Idaho and Utah where he conferred with project officials of Topaz ond Minidoka relocation centers on matters re garding the Tulcloke center. He also conferred while away with relocation offices nt Salt Lake Cily and at Pocalello. It is also announced that Dil lon S. Mycr, national WRA di rector, has called for a confer ence of directors of all nine WRA centers nt Denver, begin ning September 25 and con tinuing for three days. Classified Ads Bring Results Paris Nazi Listening Post Reports Correspondent behind yards. SOURCE BOISE, Idaho G. Dominguez Kubio, f ederal Land bank rep resentative in Puerto Rico, wrote for a new edition of the Idaho code of civil procedure. Seems the island s code was adopted from tho Idaho code in 1004, and he's anxious to keep up with the changes. OKLAHOMA CITY Two sailors in a New Caledonia hospital wrote the WAC re cruiting office lor pamphlets on the women's army service. 'Lt. Mavis Pape, in charge of the station, said the sailors weren't interested in joining personally just thought the stuff would make good reading. DALLAS Detectives Clar ence Oliver and Ed Preston, searching for a witness to a traffic accident, were told of an elderly woman, a. bit deaf, who had seen it. After they had given her a complete description of their problem, she smiled sweetly and answered: "I'm sorry, but I'm already takine. all the maga zines I can read." By GLADWIN HILL (Substituting for Hal Boyle) PARIS. Sent. 8 (Delayed) (Pi Paris is a lovely place. The peo ple are most cordial and hos pitable. But you still have to keep your dukes up. A blonde young lady at a cocktail party was very pleasant, spoke both English and French expertly, said she was an Ameri can wno naa marriea a rrencn man, and chatted about this and that. . . . 'Oh. I'm st 11 so afraid of Ger man bombers," she said. "I wish they wouldn't take the anti-aircraft guns away." "Who said anytning anoui taking them away?"' I asked. "Well, there was one rieht near my house and it's gone," she replied. I suggested that anti-aircraft batteries often change positions. "But then why have all the boys left the hotel where they were billeted?" she asked a lit tle too directly. Later she sighed and said she had a lot of cousins in the United States army whom she hadn't seen for years. Was there any way she could find out if they are here, she wondered. She volunteered names some named Johnson, some named Moore, then one with a very un usual name. I sueeested that the army ca per, Stars and Stripes, might help. "Oh, I've asked them and they say they can't," she replied lust a little too auicklv. You may not realize lt, but you have just listened to the conversation of a spy practical ly Dace 10 in the textbook. The young lady may or may not have been a spy, but she gave a perfect example of somebody trying to find out about troop movements. The whereabouts of her odd-named "cousin" might have pinned down a whole divi sion. Thousands of these innocent sounding conversations have been launched but not all fin ished when the subjects are wary in Paris in the last fort night. There is no doubt that many nazi agents still are here. French officials have warned the public against people with German ac cents who claim they come from the border of Alsace-Lorraine. Why. with the Germans plung- BULKY BOXY SWEATERS For tbo Camp m. 15.95 - 18.95 FOULGER'S 935 M.ln ing to defeat, would anyone con tinue io neip mem.' rvjayne fana tical nazi loyalty, maybe in hone of escaping from the rapidly tigntening French surveillance, maybe just to pick up bits of money. Thousands of GI's have been asked disarmingly, "Where do you come from in the United States?" Then come the snap pers, "How long have you been in France?" "Where did you land? "How did you come here?" Simple but just the sort of simple questions an Intelligence officer asks an enemy prisoner. Hundreds of soldiers have been amazed by Parisians' inter est in hauling out autograph books for them to sign. Some of the ingratiating interviewers don't care about the signatures; it's only to lead up to, "Oh, don't just sign your name write your umt under it, too." Germany may be tottering, but the arm of its military intelli gence is still long. . JUST NAME IT A tropical cyclone is known as a hurricane in the West Indies, a typhoon in the west ern Pacific, a baguio in the Philippines and a cyclone In the Pacific ocean. HARDWARE MAN TO SPEAK SPOKANE, Sept. 18 (JP) Ho. bard Thomas, Indianapolis, di rector of service for the Nation, al and Retail Hardware associa tion, will speak at the Northwest Hardware and Implement Deal crs association annual meeting here, October 30-31, Secretary J. p. Channing announced. Classified ads get results. CARDIGAN SWEATERS 13.95 to IS.H FOULGER'S sis ...t, Be sure it's PURE CANE SUGAR f r. if. urns m W ' In refinery-packed containixs Have a "Coke" Put 'er there, old timer lNC7'' IP . . or greeting new pah in Ketchikan The newly-arrivcd soldier from the States finds Alaska a land of friendly , welcome. There as here he finds. Coca-Cola; In Ketchikan, to say Have a "Coke" means Pat, we're right Slad you're here, just as it does in your own home. In'many lands around the globe, the pause that refreshes with ice-cold oca-Cole has become a symbol of a friendly way of living. OTTKD UNDU' JtUTHOKItY OF THt COCA-COU COMPANY COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY: OF KLAMATH FALLSy "Coke" Coca-Cola It's natural for popular names to acquire friendly abbrevia tions. That's why you hear Coca-Cola called "Coke" Weary Feet Perk Up With Ice-Mint Treat WtuB feet bora, celkra.ei eUne mnJ ejkrr eteo ii torture, don't Jut groen and flo iothlii. Bub ?n . littfe Ice-Mlnl. Froilr whlte.lrt.nj.llke, Ito coollny eMthlni com fort helm, drive the flre .nd pln risht out . ..tired molM-rd-ln rUlul rriW A world of difference in a few mlnutM.Se; how Ice-Mint helpe soften up corn, end callouiee too. Get foot hpp7. today.. Ica-Mint way. Your druggiit baa Ica-Wnfa PAPER WASTE.-: ,P CR W ONE DAY ONLY SUNDAY, SEPT. 17 All City and Suburban Areas of Klamath Falls Will Be) Covered on This One Day. Tie All Paper in Bundles 12 to 18 Inches High. Place Tied Bundles on Curb or Sidewalk. 1 Merrill -Take Paper to Walker's Shell Station. . Malin Take Paper to Rear of Malin Mercantile. Other Outlying Areas- Bring Paper to Safeway Store, Main and Esplanade Klamath County Junior Chamber of Commerce OrS ALWAYS WORTH WAITING FOR... III 'XTWj' ay BUTZ-WEINHARD OX 'iljjl j: .ill Solnetimes BlitWeinhard Is temporarily but of the picture. But it's always worth waiting for. Its 87-year tradition of excellence is your guarantee of unvarying quality .' and complete. satisfaction,. If your dealer ' is out of Blitz-Weinhard today, remember, there will be . Bliti-Weinhard on his shelves in a day or two. Keep asking for It by name t AT sVV lH . DEEP Si I 8 10 1944 Tht C-C Ca..