PACE TEN
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
SEGREGEFS
NOTIFIED
OF
CASUALTIES
Missing Officer
NEWELL. Calif. Six families
livina in the Tulc Lako cenlt'
have received word recently tlm
close relatives were killed 01
wounded while fighting with the
U. S. army in France.
Henry Tashima, formerly of
Fresno, received word that his
brother. Pit. Masaru Tashima,
"5, wra killed October "9 m
France. Hu was from Fresno.
Mrs. SM.ami Yukawa was no
tified that her brother Private
Robert Masayoshi Ono, 24, was
wounded October 31 in t ranee,
He livsd in West Los Angeles be
fore ne vo.unteered for the Army
in January. 1942.
ftlnsato Uyeda was told that
his brother, Pfc. Masatsu Uyeda,
with whom he farmed at Orange
Grove, Calif., was seriously
wounded October 30 in France
Pfc. Yasuaki G. Abe, 27, was
wounded on October 19 in
France, accoroing to word re-
ceived by his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Y. Abo. The famiiy farmed
near Marysville Calif., before .ill
persons nf Japanese descent were
evacuated fro n the coast.
Matajiro Tsuda, formerly of
Sacramento, was notified that his
nephew, Pfc. Masamitsu Tsuda
was seriously wounded in France
on October 20.
Also on October 20, Private
John Okada, nephew of Mrs.
Itsuji Kakiuchi, was killed in ac
tion in France according to word
she received here. He lived in
East Palo Alto, Calif.
Ml M
Legislature to Eye
New Road Tax Plan.
PORTLAND. Nov. 27
iae suue legislature win con
sider a plan to be submitted by
the governor's interim commit
tee for the study of motor trans
portation, which would change
the road tax system for trucks
and buses.
Under the plan these vehicles
would pay a flat $5 registration
fee, plus $3.75 to 17.68 mills per
mile, according to their weight,
for all over 4000 pounds.
After periodically reporting to
the public utilities commission
their total mileage traveled in
Oregon, the truck and bus own
ers would be refunded the
amount of gasoline taxes paid.
The system would yield
Sl,300,000 more than at present,
estimated committee Chairman
C. B. McCullough, and would tax
the vehicles according to actual
highway use.
Fire Closure of
Log Camps Forces
Lumber Output Down
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27 (IP)
Closure of northwest .logging
camps for 10 days during the
September fire season forced
lumber output down 11 per cent
ior me monin, tne war produc
tion board announced. The na-
uonai aecime was 14.8 per cent
over August, more than three
times the normal seasonal de
cline. The September total was esti
mated by WPB at 2,731,863,000
board feet with softwoods ac
xounting for 2,114,344,000. Pro-
aucuon oy areas included north
Solution Discovered
For Furniture Puzzle
PORTLAND, Nov. 27 (VP)
uniy solution ior the lurniture
which a woman has left in the
center.of a main sidewalk is leg
islative action permitting the
law to store furniture removed
from homes by eviction, City
Attorney L. E. Latourette said
today.
The furniture belongs to Mrs.
Cecil Jones, who was evicted
from her residence six months
ago. The furniture was placed
in the street and there it has
remained through all kinds of
weather.
WILLIAM MILS I mirm sciiooi I
DIES FROM BU1S stffa
mm i nun inmn BBBMSBm
(NBA Telephoto)
Lt William K. Tralle of St Paul,
Minn., 35-ycar-old naval gunnery of
ficer, whose disappearance from his
Liberty ship at San Pedro. Calif,
harbor, leaving trail of blood, a
smeared knife and smeared finger
prints hps police "completely bal-
Iled."
William J. Nichols, 30, former
Bonanza and Mulln resident,
died November 21 at St. Charles
hospital in Bond from burns re
ceived in an accident the pre
vious day at Redmond.
Nichols was working with the
U. S. bureau of reclamation at
Redmond, operating a duinpstor
truck, when the machine over
turned and caught fire. Nichols
was pinned beneath the truck.
In addition to his wife, Margie,
and f ive-nionth-old daughter
Carol Ann, Nichols is survived
by one brother, Robert G. Niclv
ols, 331 N. 9th. His parents
were the late Mr. and Mrs. Har
ry Nichols of Bonanza.
A graduate of Bonanza high
school, Nichols was-well known
in that community. He worked
for quite some time on con
struction of Camp Tuleluke at
Newell, and was employed in
that work until two weeks be
fore his death. Final rites were
held November 25 at Redmond.
The government of Eire has a
house of representatives called
Dail Eireann. and a senate
called Seanad Eireann.
Bv JUANITA SHINN
Back to tho old grind, but
not mindine it so much after
four-dav holiday, came tho Mil
Wsis!8? dents and teach
(K" 5r Not lll.lt
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!t- anyone is par
I jjSv V -a llciiliirly happy
.Jto be here, but
I .... v ih tier
bo any way out
of It. No one
looks particular
1. d& Iv cheerful, but
& asxs . . .
v. 'then consider
i tho wcatherl
sRs8sv v. mI
The KU11S music department
is planning a Christmas part
to be held December 8 from
to 11 p. m. Officers of tho three
music groups are in charge. The
marine orchestra will provide
music for dancing, which wll
be followed by a snack and a
Christinas tree.
Following Thursday evening'
balloting, the Dc Molay chose as
MONTGOMERY WARD
Chronic Alcoholic
Sick, Not Criminal,
Asserts Yale Man
PORTLAND, Nov. 27 (P)
Visiting here for the first Pa
cific coast conference on alcohol
studies, Dr. Howard W. Hag
gard of Yale university said tho
chronic alcoholic is a sick man,
not a man with criminal ten
dencies. Dr. Haggard, director of the
laboratory of applied physiol
ogy at the eastern university,
urged medical, not penal treat
ment, for alcoholics.
Motorists Urged
To Check Cars
SALEM. Nov. 27 (.) Sec
retary of State Robert S. Far-
rell Jr. today urged motorists to
check their cars immediately so
thev will be in good condition to
combat winter driving hazards.
Safe driving practices will re
duce winter accidents, he said,
and would eliminate consider
able absenteeism which results
when war workers have acci
dents on their way to and from
work.
Ceilings Restored
On Noble Fir Logs
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27 (!P)
Restoration of premium price
ceilings for aircraft grades of
west coast Noble fir logs "be
cause of an unforeseen increase
in requirements submitted by
the army air forces," was an
nounced yesterday by the office
of price administration. The
ceilings went into effect Satur
day.
In the Puget bound, witiapa
Bay-Grays Harbor and Colum
bia river districts the ceiling is
$45 per 1000 feet, log scale. Ceil
ing in the Tillamook district is
$43 per 1000 feet.
The OPA also announced can
cellation of a provision allowing
additions to maximum prices in
cases of overtime work ot 04
or 60 hours or more a week. Be
cause of winter weather, few
operators are logging more than
48 hours weekly, the OPA said.
Loggers may continue to add
$1 per 1000 feet when labor
forces work over 48 hours.
City Block Purchased
In Medford From SP
MEDFORD, Nov. 27 (JPl
Maj. and Mrs. William H,
Fluhrer and Mr. and Mrs. H. S
Deuel have purchased a full
downtown block from the South
ern Pacific company at an un
disclosed price, it was announced
here today.
The sale was one of the largest
nere in recent years.
Elderly Native of
Oregon Passes Away
GRANTS PASS, Nov. 27 (fF)
One of the state's oldest Oregon
born citizens, J. W. Mitchell, 84,
died here Sunday at the home
of his son, W. A. Mitchell.
Born at bilvcrton. May 17
1860, he homesteaded near the
present site of Grand Coulee
dam. On one hunting trip his
campsite was what is now the
neart ot bpokane.
Among Eskimos of Repulse
Bay it is not unusual for friends
to exchange wives occasionally
lor a week or two.
HARTFORD
Accident and Indemnity Company
INSURANCE
T. B. NATTERS
General Insurance Agency
FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE
615 Main St. Phone 4193
tepil-Cola Company, Long hland Cily, N. T.
Franchise! Bottler: Klamath Falls Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.
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MEN'S BROWN LEATHER
OPERA TYPE SLIPPER
WOMEN'S SATIN STEP-IN
WITH PLATFORM SOLE
2.19
1.98
What's mora relaxing than the
friendly feeling of this smoothly
lined leather slipper after a hard
day? Flexible leather sole. Rub
ber heel, Un rationed.
Vear this bugundy rayon satin
step-in with your lounging rebel
Novel embroidery on the vamp
adds a festive touch. Has open
toe and padded platform sole.
MEN'S BROWN KID
ROMEO 2.75
Unrotlonedl Soft, sturdy slipper
with hard leather lolei. You'll
even wear It ouldoonl
CORDUROY OPEN TOE
FLATTIES ' 2.29
Smortl Pracllcall She'll wear them
oil year round! Fluffy Pom-Pon
I ; i real platform . . . Blue. red.
WOMEN'S CHENILLE
SLIPPER 1,89
Nsl rationed I Rayon chenille slip
per In your favorite style. Snug,
warm and truly comfortablel
WOMEN'S MULTI-COLOR
STEP-IN 2.39
Juit right with her new robel
Gaily ttltched lateen slipper.
Wedge heel, duck sole. Blue, wine.'
IVIontgomery
Ward
Use yaur credit
. . , poy next yeeirl
tho queen and court of their
annual Snowball formal, Doro
thy O'Mallcy as hiicbii, and Viv
ian Dirschl, Pat Uenoist, Sharon
Willits and Lois Cadu as prin
cesses. This year ho formal Is
to be held at the Iteumes Oolf
and Country club on December
IS, the last day of school before
the Christum!) vacation, llalily 'a
band will furnish music,
Packing Company
Plant to Bo Rebuilt
SALEM, Nov. 27 Ml Tho
Producers Cooperative I'nckiiiK
company plant, destroyed by
flro Into Suturiliiy at n tuns of
$100,000, will bo rebuilt, prob
ably In tlmo for next year's
hni'VCKt, William Wood, inuniiKcr,
mi Irt today.
The cannery had been cloned
a week whim tho flro ntiuleil In
the basement. Cuiiko Ik mi-
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40 GREAT GAMES
IN ONI . . . 1.29
Biggest game value we know ofl
2 or many can playl Games like
Bingo, Anagrams and 38 olhersl
COLORFUL RATTLE P
FOR TOTS . . , 1.33
Child will be fascinated by iu.. .i
of bright wood balls as he punW
Will encourage walkm1
GIFT BOOKS FOR THE
CHILDREN ... 10c " 1.50'
Picture books . . ; paint books ...
delightful story books any child
will .njoyl Take your pick NOWI
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TOY GUN LIKE REAL
ARMY RIFLE ... 3.59
Solid walnut gunstockl Looks ex
actly like famous Carbine model
used by oursoldlersl Harml.nl J
STICK HORSE FOR
IINY "RIDERS" ,39
For Utile fellow who wants to
"ride" this etlckj colorful wooden
beauty Is ready to go placesl
UPHOLSTERED ROCKER
FOR CHILD... 11.50
Good-looking as dad'seasychalrl
And sturdyl Covered with os-J
sorted colored fabrics'
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GRACEFULLY STYLED
MAHOGANY TABLES
Add beauty to your home with those exceptionally gracoful tables.
All have the details that go to make up fine furniture , , . gracefully
lumed legs, sturdy construction and gleaming Mahogany veneert
on solid Mahogany. Included arei Cocktail Tablet, Commodes and
Lamp Tables. See these beauties at Wardsl
Only 20 Down! Monthly Payment Plant
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WOOL HOOKED
SCATTER RUGS
2rW
11.45
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Rugs thai will add distinction to
your home. Very attractive color
and color combinations to go
with your living room or bed
room. Closely hooked pile on
heavy cotton backing.
VENETIAN PLATS
GLASS MIRRORS
4.98
tOInch
Mirrors are always a welcome
gift . . . especially these of real
plate glass. This circular mirroi
will highlight any room. Sea lliii
gift buy ol Wardsl
24x30 ln. Rectangular 9.95
PRE-SCHOOL TOYS
FOR TINY TOTS
I.I9
Designed to help one-lo-four-year-olds
try out new muscles,
leach hands and eyes to work to
getherl Set Includes Hammer
board, Pyramid, Ring and Peg
Pull, another Pull Carl All woodl
GOOD QUALITY
STUFFED ANIMALS
I.98
low price for stuffed toys like
thesel Heads, hands, feet made
of long, fluffy plush . : , "cuddly"
bodies of strong, colorful cotton
prints! No toy gives tiny lol more
pleasural Buy severall
SOU, VELVETY BATH
5675 IJi
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BEAUTIFULDAMASKSOIJ
PIUOWS...0NLY2'
low pile, for qvollty w t
"y lo odd tomlo.1,
yourownhom.. .btiyiVjiJ
COLORFUL BRAIDED
OVAl RU05 y
Bright collon yams bra
cd over 0 sturdy
For bedroom, living rd
Size 27x54,
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SCAHERRUCS ,31
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roomi, holiwayii '
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