1944
Lw 20.
MERGED AUTO
ID BE REMOVED
..... m... '() tl'l A 12-
llW""'.. ,. Vukllim liviT
IT, I tho fool of im IIS
". , II... 111,.,.,, ual.
l'd -'"'''' Mini
' l KI tl' tt'-tlon (,(
, urn'."'''11 o riMiiovr u
H'" ml. Mm fnunil
. . lllll'I'IIIHIM llV
ilumivslllll tllK'lt IllllllOI'h.
L. I'airoliini" I'on Hulicr
.I.,. (Ml, HI'I' " "
tZli'l, m"u""
of ii tlrivi'i' ""'I oikj in-
l'.1 ' "I ..n.lv ,,.,
kii'""" . . ,. , .. i.,
,!, tii , ? "7, ,
i iincsiv, SriiUlc Iiiorlu-iiins,
mi (V I.M.ivl.( ..lulu.
''r'nifii wi'i'i' I'lilhin.iiistu
rBaiiil limy lnvr Muiii'il on
.,ii,r hi i'" ' ' ' '
,jc I""'1''' Yiikiimi vnllr)
ills, " WUH l""nli'tl mil
, were k"W" lll,V('
jjuck iitmt inn beforu tliry
, luilllC of " fl K'llll Tlllllllu-
want in soil 11-
-uhoiK
"wunl
oll
IIchiW
mid Nuws
3124
Make It
Practical Gifts
,. , This War
Year!
7
Mr
IJOii from Surjnrmnn'i flno
el mils. Roal long-wosr
fiiUdi Hull hold a pron.
9,50 $45 - $55
re
4 J if n
Topcoats
!H (net ...t i .
lULuivuu a into
"4 ol topcoats.
$39.50 to $50
is
V
..ah.'. i f ,
7 1 f)
; 1
JSUITS
3
m
I
MEN AND
WOMEN IN
SERVICE
V
AT NCW LONDON
.'itunil 'j.i I ut ii-. Si-linrfPn-Mrln,
i,iin i, M. U11( Mr,
Cliiuli-, I1'. Si'liiirfrnsli-ln or
lllllll r.Ii'lni'ii, iiiriilly rc-cn-
lied Klales Coast
diiurd iH'iideniy. New London,
t'oiin., ns a niiMiibi'i- of the new
Huss or 1IHII, Imviiii! previously
'"ii a member of Ihe class or
1017.
I.eavliii; the Coast Guard
iiendeiiiy in January, 11)44, he
nllemleil I h e University or
Southern C'alilnniia fur one se
mester and hUiTessdilly passed
the annual competitive exami
nations last May.
Cadet Sehaitenstein, who
sas a member or the track
team while ill hih school, and
also an L'aic .Scout, planned
on a Coast Guard career from
Ihe lime his brother, now Lt.
C buries K. Schiirfenslcln,
USCG, entered the academy in
111117.
IN SOUTH PACIFIC
Mr. and Mrs. Allillo Mar
chesp of Pelican city received
word from their son, I'B'C Reno
Marchese. USA,
recently to the
etrect that he
Is s t a t i o n c d
somewhere i n
the South Pa
cific and has
participated I n
two battles, in
cludliiK the Pa
I a ii island en-
L'.'IL.,,,,!,.!,!
in a r c n e s e ' j. ;
Kraduatcd from fi;"Ml.
Klamath Union fc
liii.'h school in WW'''
1 IM'lit' ami took army basic
trainlii)! at Camp Adair, Ore.,
and Camp San Litis Obispo,
Calif.
Friend desiring to correspond
with Marchese should use the
following address:
PI'C itciio Marchese
:iB33 (itlth 24
Cnnipanv U, 321st Infantry
APO 81, co Postmaster
San Francisco, Calif.
HEFFRON IN NEW GUINEA
i Corporal Alvin W. Heftron,
son ol Mr. and Mrs. J, L. Hcffron
of route 0, box 403, East Okla
homa City, Okla., is now some
whore In New Guinea. Prior to
his induction Into the service he
was employed as a truck driver
and mechanic by the Fcntriss
Hill Logging company of Klam
ath Falls.
Cpl. Hcffron Is a gunner in
! one of the gun sections of his
liatleiy. Proficiency in his du-
! tics is largely responsible for the
efficient operation of gun and
crew.
Cpl. Hcffron has been award
ed the Asiatic Pacific theater
medal, and a Ilronzc Star denot
ing participation in a major
campaign, and the Good Conduct
medal for exemplary behavior,
efficiency and fidelity while
serving in Ihe armed forces.
He also has three other broth
ers in the service, Sgt. Jed B.,
Cpl. Hurry, and PFC Albert
Hcffron.
WALTERS PROMOTED
i A U. S. HTII AIU FORCE
nOMBEIl HASH, France
George M. Wallers, tail-gunner
on a U. S. Dili air force B-2H
Marauder, has been promoted to
I stuff sergeant. He is the son of
! Mr. and Mrs. Mack S. Wallers of
j 31)35 Allnmont drive, Klamath
! Falls.
I KHFTtMAN AWARDED
PFC Harold M. Sherman, 725
Plum, has been awarded the
Good Conduct medal at Fort
George G. Meade, Md. Sherman
hns been In Ihe service over 10
vears and at the present time
'is a squad leader. In civil life
he was a school teacher.
l, 3
i i1
v r, f i
I M 4t f V
i Irl'cd Hie I
K y,-
x-.h
6
.H-lilJ
SAI.KM. Dec. W M'l Cnvnr.
nor Kurl Snell had no comment
today on any nhaso of thn re
turn of Japanese-Americans to
uregon.
lln said he had confnrred with
Governors Karl Wurrcn of Cali
fornia nod Arthur B. 4,an(jlie of
Washlnxton, both of whom have
made statements. Warren said
the Japanese were entitled to
their corwtllutlonal rights as
citizens, while Langllo said it
Is unwlHC to permit the Japan-esc-Amerlcans
to come back.
Heioru ho conferred by tele
phone with the two governors,
Governor Snell said ho hoped
that the Rovcrnors of the three
west coast slates could take the
same action.
Governor Snell did not Indi
cate when and if he would have
any statement.
Judge to Hear Case
Involving Court
PORTLAND, Dec. 20 (Pi
.iiuigc Franklin C. Ilowoll's at
tempt to retain his seat on the
circuit court bench was In the
hands of Circuit Judge Charles
ii. Loitins, Lakevicw, today.
Combs, called hero to bear
thr ease yesterday, will i
nounce inter in decision on
Howell's contention that his vic
torious opponent. James If. Bain.
was not legally elected to the
uench.
IlowcUs attorney told the
court that nomination by peti
tion the method bv which all
candidates were named this year
is not permuted oy mo non
partisan Judiciary law.
Bain's attorney urged that the
voters' choice be given consider
ation, pointing out that the attorney-general
ruled that candi
dates could be nominated by as
sembly or petition.
Howell was aonoinlcd Interim
Judge last May after the death
of Judge Robert Tucker. It was
too late for candidates to file in
the primary the nominating
method provided by law.
Requisitions On
Salmon to Be High
SEATTLE, Dec. 20 (P) Gov
ernment requisitions on tho 1045
salmon pack will be "rather
high." Maurice Rattray and M
W. Miller, war food administra
tion representatives, told 200
members of the association of
Pacific fisheries assembled here
for their annual convention yes
terday. They did not elaborate on
whether it would be more or
less than the 70 per cent taken
In 1044.
Tho fishermen expressed fear
that a full-scale Pacific offen
sive will seriously hamper the
Alaskan salmon industry.
0
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Improvement In
Teacher Training
Discussed At Meet
SALEM, Dec. 20 (IP) A pro
gram to improvo teacher train
ing was discussed here yester
day by a group of educators.
Included were Hex Putnam,
state superintendent of public
instruction, and his staff'; and
representatives of the state
teachers association, public
school administrators, and the
state board of higher education.
Billing Clerk Drowns
In Lake Washington
SEATTLE. Dec. 20 ll'i Vic
tor Jaeger, 25, Motor Freight
lines billing clerk, drowned earlv
yesterday when an automobile
he owned less than 24 hours
plunged off a pier on the east
shore of Lako Washington.
California license plates led
deputies to think a California
man involved until draggers
found the body, some lime after
the car was raised. He had es
caped through a door, but failed
to reach shore.
His father, Malt, lives at
Ronan, Mont.
Courthouse Records
rmnl,lnl, Pllrri
Annl nrRtlhaiicr vrrius Grarin Brett.
Iiiiucr. Suit for divorce. rhnrKe cruel
iiixl Inhuman treiilmcnl. Couple married
Kelirunry 7. ' 1IIH at Heno. Nevada.
Merryman and Noplor attorncyi for
IJiaiuuii.
DcererH jranlfid
Moye OiNhlaln vcrum Joe rt. Chinlaln.
Plnlnllff'i maiden name, Maye Stillwell,
rcslnred.
Edna B. KoMer verMti Karle B. Kn,ler,
Cecil Morrm Clow verkui Mildred
Mae Clow.
Audrev Mae HlUon versui Robert
Kdwln llltfon.
Beatrice . Weill verui Donald G,
Weill.
Ethel Janice McGKford versut Samuel
Jamei. McCllfford.
W E. Jnmea vcrum Dorothy M. Jame.
Mary B. Epperly vcrsui Wciley C.
Epperly.
Lawrence W. Campbell veraul Marie
M. Campbell.
Fred C. Erb veraua Inez Erb.
William B. Swartz versus Delorei
Swarlz.
Ha7el Baker veroui Donald W. Baker.
Plaintiffs maiden name, Hazel Dee, re
stored. WHEAT
CIIICACIO. Dec. 20 'APj Grain futures
mnrkct were unsettled today, the old
crop deliveries at times holdlnc ntciidy
to firm only to cane hock when the
deferred rontrncti. July and September,
brokts under the prenaure of llqulditlnn.
Whent at timed wan off a cent or more.
Support wm limited and commission
hnuttea were on the Helling side.
The deferred deliveries of rye broke
under the pressure of moderate offerings
which found the market poorly sup
ported. At the close wheat was 'ic higher to
l','c lower than yesterday's finiih. De
cember Sl.HB. Corn was uncninged to
2ic higher. December $l.lfl'-ak. Oats
were off V to '.ic, December 89lie.
Rye was Jte higher to lie lower, De
cember Barley was up 31ae
to off "jr. pepemher S1.17.
DEVELOPING
ENLARGING
PRINTING
PHOTO SERVICE -211
Undorwood Bldg.
STIA0IVAIUSN 4
Tha world's moil outstanding violins woro mads by Anionic J
Slrodivoil (1644-1737) ot Crsmono, llaty. Viotlntsls katm I
woilsd ytors to own ont ol his initrumsnts fom'td for their 4
btouty ol dslljn and swoslnsss and richness of lone.
he always
stands
Market
Quotations
NKW YORK. Dee. 2fl IAP,-
coiiii.b r i-onllnultiK allied ccnsorw.iD
b I tick out ol the extent of tho Cierm.in
cmmlcr-ofcniive unsettled today' Hock
",;r1 no "aer re treated tnirpiy.
Closing quotatloni:
American Can ni v.
Am Car it rdy (J I
Am Tet Tel in!
AniK-'orirla , n '
Caltt Packing ',' , zip:
Cat Tractor w .
Commonwealth. & Sou .
Curtli-Wrlght 3 '.
General Kleclrlc
(ienerai Mo tort , u4.it
tit Nor ny pfd 47 .
IIHnoii Central 43
Int Harvester , 1(1
Kcnnccott , , ,
Lockliftcd 10),
I.ufiK-itcll "A" 1:1
Monttfomory Ward , , .w.i
Naith-Ktlv .... J 1
N Y Central j ,
Northern Parlfic
lac fJiii & El
Packard Motor .
I'rniwi R R ...
nriiuhlic Steel
Hlclifield Oil
Safrway Storei
Sean Hoebuck
Southern Pacific -
Standard Brandt
.Sunshine Mining
Trana-Amerl:a
Union Oil Calif -
Union Pnclflc
U S Steel
Warner Pictures
... 20
at'
5'.
Potatoes
CHICAGO, Dec. 20 (AP-WKAl Pota
toes: total shipments UUU; arrlvalt, 72;
on (ruck 13U; supplies llgul: trading
light; for western stock m irltct firm
ill ceilings; for northern stock market
firm for best quality; Idaho Itusuct
Burbnnks U. S. No, 1, SJ.4-X32; Col
orado Ited McClurcs U. S. No. 1, t?,.W;
Nebraska Dliis Triumphs U. S. No. 1,
$;i.'7-3.30; Minnesota and North Dakota
Hllss Triumphs U. S. No. 1, washed
W.Ofl; commercial washed $2.00.
LIVESTOCK
POPTI.AND. Ore.. Dec. 20 fAP-WFA
Salable and total cattle 200. calves 23:
market very active, strong on most
classes; law cutter common steers 98.00
in in- mrl (um-Bond fed steers unsold:
common-medium heifers $8.50-12.50: light
dairy type hellers aown 10 w.w: canner
and cutter cows $4.50-7.00; fat dairy
type cows mostly $7.50-9.00; few heavy
nnwa in sti so, odd Holsteins to $10.50;
medtum-good beef cows SD.50-J1.5'J;
medium-good bulls $8.50-10.50; good
choice vealen $13.00-14.00; common
medium grades $8.00-12.50; medium-good
grnss calves 9 iu.uu-iit.au.
c.i.hu hnsi o.n tntnl BOO: market
active, fully steady; ?ood-cholcc 1H0
heavier welghU down to $14.25; light
Any Photograph
I Copied,
One Vrint
$1.00
Films developed and printed
for any 6 or 8 exposures
Roll 35c
Reprints 4c each
Prompt Service
BUD'S
. . 1031 Main .
Phone 7167
out
the' Beer so
light! S14.O0-75; good lows i:i.0Q-30;
MglitwetKhtN to l'i.7.l: choke above lot,
lb. feeder plui In broad dotnand, quot
able up to J4.ft(.
Salable und totol aheep IWJ; market
active, one blzable trucked lot uood
rnoKtlv choice wooled Iambi tH.O') or
?Ai ccnta above recent hlijb; f;w coinmon
At lb. Inrnb 110.5b: good ewei a table
around 5.!itt: strictly good-choice kindi
quotable to 9O.U0.
(The North Portland llveitock market
will he closed Christmas IJay.i
CHICAGO, Dec. 20 AP-WCiAf Sal
able hog 14 000 total 31.000. market
opened itlow, 15-23 centf lower, rh.hini;
active, iu-izi cents lover man iiivhuny ..
averoe on b.irrow and mlU; ujnti and
choice 100-ptiund mid over SH 15-14 JO,
top $14:i5; few I'j-IPj pound l,iii.
14.0ft: sows weak. 10 tenia lower, bulk
$KI ftrVl.'I.Hu; complete early clearance.
SaiuDJe rattle lU.OW: toiui iu'l'; nul
ablc calves lOfXJ: total calves 1000; fed
steers and yearlings, Including yearlltii;
heifers, steady to strong, active; top
long yc.i rl logs and mud in m weight
steer MUM; bulk $14.00-17.25: Itboral
Mipply heifers at l 1.73-15.00; bol $15 50:
no enoien neners iicrc; iiucrui run tw.v
mostly steady; built. Htcudy to 23 cents
lower; veulerH steady at SI 5.50 down;
stock rattle very slow at $10.00-1250.
Sit I a bin sheep 10000; total H.0(XJ; all
cIiisbcs active, stcudy to stronn: two
loads good and choice 02-105 pound fed
wooled western lamhs S14.73. numer
ous loads held Around 15.00, load med
ium nd good 2 pound weight $14.01.
load common around 70 pound averaxe
SI 1.75; good and choice native lambs
V.tm s&
I -i,SM G.N. Station .
F " Mt & ( Klamath FaUs, Oregon
E -C'V W4 II oute of the EMPIRE BUILDER
slSlj- i-TfiT"TPfTliii.l la ; :
im WWiiw4!waiFa , mum n
QUALITY IS ALWAYS W0HTH WAITING FOR
BUtT-minhard beer is famed for its unvarying quality, its
consistcntjgbodness.1 Little wonder;then that people .pC
discriminatingltasteprefer to wait for: BlitzWeinhard .,
good it's euaranteed satisfying,
Guaranteed 'SafiffinyiJSEEK
a t IXZ...W.I I NHARD COM PA
carrying r small medium end $14.50;
load strictly good and choice 100 pound
fed clipped lambs fall shorn pelts $14.23;
two load.i good and choice wheut field
ewes now field about $8.73, about three
loads common to good ewes $5.25-0.50.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 20
'AP-WFAi Cattle: 100. Active, fully
steady. Good slaughter steers absent.
One package light feeder steers $13 00.
fjood rariKO cows $12.50-1X25, medium
5II.W-11.50, weighty dnfry kinds $10.25
1100, mid head $11.25-11.50. Cutters
8.5fJ-ft.75. canners fi. 00-7.OO. Medium
To The Parents
An Everlasting Xmaj Gift- is a Business Courtt for your
son or daughter. We offer a Complete Business Course,
and we Do teach that Snappy Up-to-the-Minute Thomas
Natural Shorthand and Speed Typing.
Klamath Business College
733 Pine Street Corner ol t
Phone 4760
NY TO RT.lA.NDltO
(ACE SEVEN
sausage bulls quoted $10.00.10,50. CalVMl
none; nominal.
Hogs: 200. Steady. Early clearance.
Good to choice 200-270 lb. barrows ant '
gilts $15.60. Good sows steady. $14. 00,
Sheep: 200. Slow, choice full-wooUd
lambs quoted $15.00. Lata Tuesday, ona
short deck medium to good fult-wooled
Rl lb. lambs $14.25, small package light
feeders $11.00. Good fulUwooled -ws
quoted $o 00-8 50.
In El Salvador, all men ovr
18 must vote in all elections.
1.0 0 K
Wnlly Mnhor brings you a
railroad story you'll long
remember. Don't miss it!
TONIGHT 8:00
Southern Pacific's
MAIN LINE
KFJI
inn's
CloJhoi Since 1906
'nor 8th and Main ,