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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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ln? eCVhollcardi
Lllelln";Xn, which' urged
lt& ,ol o mnkn "our
i' ln.?J?fnrn " laugh "nt the
ken in," ";
iy record
of entertaining
men
KJloS KrioaHadio
fehlch W: .DoeJJ
Mftr Hopo uld today uflor
lor Wj''JH. of the editor.
ntlili II lo Mr. Hope that
because of mor.
r.'l,,lldlnS program, may im-v
lc." nj unnieiiureci lor uiu
"tkOI,ln? :....,.,H about tho Cdl
. 'm coiiw"v" --, ...
ill but not worrica, nune
KK niJ thnt he had made
overseas trip and enter
011r n' rinv nnd navy
'. rtf"lrvlnu to
lP ii.m lx million
-.......ninnirvinif
our " ; ,;
There' neyor "fu,:;
!. nf mv snuwa
I1" T . i ' ii. .Imi.' ifreiliittl nr
aha lrVIL'(T "in""'
.;"v;.,iri.rv. I've won tho
..ritulatloim and expressions
, flood will 'or my .humble of-
11 r. mill(nro nfflrlnlic nnrl
15 irom , Tiu Vi
im chanlulns of every faith. ,
Tin Pilot' edltorinl olferca
. Un .Inr Its "admiration
,d hcnrl fell thank you" for
dl sacrifices In behalf of tho
tn who nave given iiium am
i." hut artflro:
if "Some of tho' men who hear
Iht comedian s nmui mm,
hon minds recur to It after.
.,! who net out Its innuendo
in going to die. The church
luno Uivocauoii aHu'ii" ouuuun
sim. mil '"no nucn imvu un
avjant.and very earnest pray
biKiinst a sudden ana unpro-
iilelctn.
New Pine Creek
One of the largest groups of
Ww range members that has
Mtn taKcn in tor some time
ill be Initiated at tho moetlng
M the East Side grange this Sat
Erasy evening. An unusually
irit ittendanco la expected and
Iter the ceremonies arc over
the Grange orchestra will
n hand to provide music for
incinf. All old members are
specially urged to come out
hi help ahow the new one one
I tho best times they have had
rr a long time.
The Needle club met last Sat'
lraty afternoon with Mrs. Thcl
h Butler, Seven members and
(wo guests, Mrs. Hilda Barry
Ed Mrs. buna r aris, were pres.
I Refreshments of near naiad.
tickers, applo pic, Ico cream
iu conco wcro scrvoci. ino
fit meeting will be with Mrs,
title Dick.
I Henry Tuxhorn had to lay off
lew days due to a bad knife
lit In the muscle ot his left
pirm. Ho was cutting a rope
pt Sundny when tho mishap
fcurred, and the knife, cutting
fraujn sooner man ho expect-
V, came up quickly, jabbing
pp Into his forearm, Blmost
fverlng the big musclo In his
Ijm. His wife took him to Lake
Jew for medical treatment and
ge stitches wcro taken in the
louna,'
I War bond committees aro bo
W urged to get activo as early
iipie on or after the open-
W Je, November 20, of the
t" nar uan drive. Although
tC Quota fnr I nli ,....,,.. I.
'ly $480,000. tho quota for tho
strict between New Pino Creek
, . jfj1"'0"' known aa the
I (15.000 n. In ih. inu ,Li..
S lhercforo will be necessary
t the lncnl r.nmmUIn
F'ed of Irvln I. ' i,i.
Im; Fairv Mnmmni...' i
. . IVIOICJ, OLIIUUI
J, and ncwly-appolntcd bond
2 y and solicitor together
,L l "clhlorhood leaders,
mond Fisher and Mrs. Buna
who comprise an impor
! .; ".?' tho bnd commit
get busy right away coiv
ng every .citizen in. the dis
r'norm 0f tho state .line
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1,0 Pictured Hie U. S. Navy
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2 Great Loke
S Sodium
(symbol)
4 Dcspleo
o Part of body
0 Notion
7 Exist
B Always
0 Long II sh
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V., S, Navy
Nurses' Corps
10 Ago
11 Dry
13 Evening
neforo
14 Palm Illy
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10 Mensuro of
clolh
nonellc
20Stntg
23 Upon
25 On accoun.
(nb.)
26 Measure ot
area
27 Within
20 Discolored
31 Requires
33 Myself
34 Internnlional
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35 Kncinalng
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3D Wnvy
41 Editor (nb.)
42 Egyptian sun
god
43 Rone
44 Southeast
(ob.)
43 Musical
Instrument
47 Pcdnl digits
49 Jumbled type
(0 Space
53 Opera (ab.)
15 Ever (contr.',
57 Sen animal
56 Sheep's bleat
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20 Nova Suiila
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30 l.nlr
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47 Soft mlni'ial
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40 Writing
Implement
12 Hallway (nb.) 35 Iron Uymbol) 51 Things
ib nun eggs 30 ween
10 Sorrowful 37 Auiirlo
21 Movers' truck 38 Dove's call
22 llcforo 30 Kinploy
23 Concerning 40 Biblical
24 Titled pronoun
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54 Dance slop
Ml Huiliond (lib.)
50 Written form
of Mister
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Malin FFA to Hole'
Annual Banquet
MALIN Glenn Weaver, Sa
lem, ussistnnt KupcrvInor of
UKiiculturiil education for Ore
gon, and Kfitli Volstcdt, state
presiUluril of Future i'urmera of
Ainerici will be guest speakers
at the unnuui banquet on Novem
ber 30, nt which the Malln chap
ter, t'r'A will be hunts. An
nouncement of acceptance by the
.spcakei'H wus made public Thurs
day by A. E. Street, principal of
tho high school und chapter ud
visor. The dinner will be served
by the home economic depart
ment of the high school under
tho supervision of Mrs. Ann
I'aygr.
John Loosloy is president of
I n, Mm in c muter. I'au McUul
Wy la vice president, Joe vic-
torine, treasurer, Bob Vlctorine,
secretary, and Jack Undsay, re.
porter.
n keening with a. tradition in
augurated several years ago, spe
cial Thanksgiving services will
be held at 11 o clock in the morn
ing on Thanksgiving Day, it was
announced this week by Rev.
lluuh Bronson. pastor of the
Tuleliiko Community Presbyter
ian churcn. music in Keeping
with the observance of the day
will be offered. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
is understood that any bond
which has been purchased dur
ing the month of November will
apply to the quota.
It Is tho fervent hone of the
executive co-chairmen, Hay Har
lan and C eve bnldcr. that the
full county quota bo raised dur
ing the first weeK of the drive,
which, If accomplished, will put
Lake county among tno first to
raise their allotted quotas In the
state. If this can be accomplish
ed It will relieve the bond com
mittees considerably, in that sec.
ond calls or contacts will bo
eliminated.
At the bond drlvo dinner held
nt Hotel Lakcvlcw last Friday
noon, It was brought out by
Burt K. Snider, who is In charge
of raising tho farm quota of
S130.000 for the county, and
who is also a member of the
state farm war drive committee
whose quota Is $12,000,000, that
farmers will be able to ouy
more bonds than In the other
drives as the drive comes more
opportunely for them. Ho also
cxnlalned thnt farmers can est!
mate their taxes fairly close and
purchase "C" tax notes now and
use them to oav their taxes with
later. They will apply on me
auota lust the samc as bonds
and they can be kept the same
as bonds. Snider also empha
sized the fact that people do
not need to fear the security of
bonds for they are backed and
endorsed by tno u. a. govern.
FUNNY BUSINESS
Malin
"I told you we were ncaririR India!"
mcnt lust ns currency is secured,
It might well be said that our
bonds arc just as safe as our
chances for victory arc sure.
Harlan gnvo a few facts to
dispell anv doubt that might ex
1st as to the governmental need
for more money and therefore a
continued need for the public
to buy bonds even though tne
victory bell is being rung every
day by our troops at tho front.
Ho pointed out thnt hospitaliza
tion costs were mounting and
the terrific Increase in need for
supplies overseas made this the
crucial time for heavy bond pur
chases by those remaining on
the home front.
Lot's all buy bonds early and
be the first to go over the top.
Mrs. Bernlco Whltsctt, form
erly Bernice Keller, arrived
home last Wednesday for a vis,i
with her parents, Mr. ana Mrs.
R. M. Keller. She has been
with her husband, a captain in
the air corps, stationed in Flor
ida. There will be a benefit dance
this Saturday night at the East
Side grange hall, sponsored by
the Willow Ranch union AF of L,
No. 2704 for the benelit ot tiw
War Drive. Half of the pro
ceeds above expenses will go to
the Oregon side and half to the
California side. Music will be
lurnished by tho East Side
grange orchestra.
Classiiu. Aas bring lu-sults
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Halousek
were hosts recently at a pleasant
ly planned evening of pinochle
with Mrs. Mervyne Wilde taking
high score for ladies and Louis
Kalina for men. The traveling
prize went to Mrs. William Raj-
nus. uucsis inciuoca Mr. anu
Mrs. Emil Tofell, Mr. and Mrs.
William Rajnus, nnd Mr. and
Mrs. Mervyne Wilde.
Mrs. Frank Victonne was nost
css to tho Jolly Nine Pinochle
club last week entertaining for
Mrs. Everett Jones, Merrill, Mrs.
James Ottoman. Mrs. Emil To-
fell, Mrs. P. G. Wilson, Mrs. Jer
ry Rajnus, Mrs. Joe Drazil, and
Mrs. John James. High honors
went to Mrs. Tofell, second high
to Mrs. Rajnus and the traveling
prize to Mrs. Wilson.
Invitations aro out for a mis
cellaneous shower which will
honor Mrs. Helen Smith Hinz, re
cent bride, the evening of No
vember 11 in the Bohemian hall.
Hostesses for the event are Gail
Smith, Frances Petrasek, Rose
Spolek, Rose Van Meter, Barbara
Nyhart and Marie vacknitz.
Dairy Youth Burned
By Blazing Clothes
DAIRY Thclan Grisc, 15, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Grise of Dairy,
received second degree burns on
his left leg early Thursday morn
ing when his clothes caught fire
while he was getting warm. He
is receiving treatment in the
Hillside hospital, and will be
able to leave in several days.
Merrill
Mrs. Betty Baty and small
daughter, Jackie Lou, are vaca
tioning for two weeks with Mrs.
Baty's sister in Long Beach. Mrs.
Baty's mother of Helper, Utah,
will join the family for a short
stay. Baty is in the service, and
Mrs. Baty is with the Columbia
Auto Accidents Not
Always Two-Vehicle
Collisions, Report
The average person Is prone to
think that the average motor ac
cident always involves two or
more vehicles. This conception,
says Secretary of State Robert S.
Farrell, is inaccurate. .
For example, during the
month tf September for Oregon,
there were 18 traffic fatalities,
of which only two were accidents
involving two or more vehicles.
Nine deaths were caused by
crashes involving . only one ve
hicle: five deaths were non-colli
sion accidents, and the remaining
two were collision involving a
vehicle and a fixed object.
Classified Ads Hnne Result'
Deadline Set For
Filing Expenses -
Candidates for county office
have until Wednesday, Novem
ber 22 to file their' campaign ex
pense accounts at the county
clerk's office.
Most recent account turned in
was that of Walter West, who
spent $18.20 to promote his can
didacy for the office of county
judge.
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For Cold Weather!
FILS0N .nd BLACK BEAR
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All Wool
Cruiser Coats
Sltci SO to 90
$12.50 to $18.50
DREW'S MANSTORE
Utilities telephone office in Mer
rill.
Dr. D. J. Ferguson, pastor of
the Merrill Presbyterian cnurcn
addressed the student body of the
high school Thursday afternoon
on "Chaneing World Affairs."
RENTS INCREASE
EUGENE, Nov.- 20 JF) Rents
in the Eugene area have in
creared 15-20 per cent in 40 out
of every 100 homes inspected,
Milo Ryan, OPA rent informa
tion specialist, reported after a
survey today.
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Fragrant bouquet '
Utmost enjoyment,
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SISTER!
Don't neglect backaches due to
muscle pains and strains. Apply n
Jobnton'M RED CROSS PLASTER
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Men ! Hook on
to this top
priority job!
Railroading , , . locomotives...
flat cars . . . war trains rolling
. . . action for active men that's
what this job is all about. That's
why this Job is no dull, cut-and-dried
routine. That's why men
with red blood take to it. And
why you may want It. Tills Is
the Job of Switchman with
Southern Pacific a Job we
train you for In- a few days.
Switching cars loaded with war
materials . . . keeping 'em
humping . . . working with an
enaino crew In tho yards or
tnrminnli . . . working with real
railroaders . . . helping America
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A limit 22n base, nlus chance
for overtime. Plenty of work
. . . because S.P.'a biggest Job
begins when Germany is fin
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ica's biggest companies. Here's
um,i nhnnffV Tnnk into HI M6h
also wanted to train for Brake-
men ot similar pay.
See or Write Tralnmester,
S. P. Station, Klamath Falls,,
or Your Nearest S. P. Agent
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TURKEYS
For Thanksgiving Are Scarce
' This Year.
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lht you mlflht be asiurtd of fancy holiday
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llm to prop.rly cl.an and prapar your lurkay
'w roaatlng. '
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look for the familiar Hanes label when
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times your dealer's stock Is low, he should
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both our men In the Armed Forces and those
at home. . , . P. H. . Hanes Knitting Co.,
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