Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 05, 1945, Page 3, Image 3

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PACE THREE
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
NN1NG
GUN
IlTLE FOUGHT
EAR BAKER
IAKKII. OH... Jij. m
If.' .KL'U-tl federal pi'lsmicr
wounded crlllcnlly In Uiu
.n iiml companion,
,y H.-rM..y, 17. of Ul h.
an escaped federal prls-
wuh JuIIimI following II
linn five-mlmiln i(im I'i'ttI"
I, .late pollcu olliters near
!,T ill U;4 last nlKhl.
1,0 youths dred "'
or when Officers Loo Suy
i, mid Sergeant Curtis Chum-
iitirsiird II siuien in
,.,-. The youths used pl
they we reputed Imivu
tin. i llll-V OVI-IIHIWCrcd
nurd lit Kinincll Wednesday
Itt.
,u tluio continued IllUi
ki'f. A sum y n k""'
i.mbfi'H punctured a rear un
the stolen cur. An ll crushed
, parked HIllO. ChuiulxTK
,1 uiiiiln. II") bullet striking
rlnn In We siomaru. " "-'
o( the car mm uerxoiey
m out to niir'i'iider.
f tutu I'ullceiiiiin Suydiim nnr-
vly escaped ounci wim-u
ink Hi" police cur steering
nl unci druppeu lu uiu noor.
ho youllu lire charged with
nlloti oi mo i1 w 11 11 Hlu
rr acts, a postal theft nnd
ipe from (odernl custody,
y lire held for the custody
i United SUilra miimluil.
The Lady Dunks
v 1
cm
is. .
Tin I.ndy from Connecticut,
.Hep. (,'liua llontho l.ui-o, dunlin it
douijhniit nt un Infnrnuil party
given hy 1th Army O. l.'s fur
Congressional delemitlun visiting
Italian front.
EMEHIS SET
if! JAYCEE 0 INNER
ftrriuusenu-iits were completed
iy lor aniuruiiy iuhiu s jun
chamber of rammrrcc din
. to be nuirked by the desig-
inn nl lllll 1D44 OUlsllindllll!
ntf n.n.i in ilvln irvlr.v mid
Hil,lr,' hv Mi'Arm T. ftnlei.
sult'iit uf the United Sliilcs
mr chmiibrr of commerce,
will nrrivc by train lit
hi Knturdiiy.
iircret commmee Mm mndo
lelrctlun of the "outjtniHl
ynunii mnn" for the pimt
' iviL.iiiiiliiti of Oiltt tttitiirf.
c been Hindi! ulnco HKI.I, iinii
f,.l L.tuk.i., n,.n l.tivn htwil
m'ii, bcitliinlnif with Hint yenr
:l follnwlnu In clironoloKlcnl
r: Percy Murrny, llnrlnii
wnrth (Irlli K I N I m n r u.
MnA r'llrr.inl .l..nklim
rtlu Swiiii'non, Don Drury,
pn wnuKoncr anil janies
irn.
rn nu.'in will he tonilt
i.itcr nt the dinner, Ticket
y bo ohtiilned in cnrrln lor
iii unit the chamber of corn
ice.
Granny Not Worried
About Fag Shortage
I'OHTLAND, Jim, 8 l'J
A 05 yi-iir-old Ki iiiidmother,
who flmt atiirtcd xmoklnii In
her native Sweden nt the
line of U, Isn't troubled by
the clKiiret nhortiiite.
The fiirin woman, who re
fimed to give her naine but
uld nho lived near Huttlu
Ciround, Wunli., wus photo
Kriiplicil mnokliiK u elitnr
over n cup of eoffeo In u
I'ortlund eufe. "They help
my coukIi," Klin mild, mnlllnK.
Service Men
and Women
Home on Leave
PTC Carl L, Purkoy from Hit!
Delta, Alimku. Hero until Jiiii
iliiry 10.
Cpl. Patrick Duffy. Dure
until Jiiminry II,
Blc Blraor E, Dalilitrom
from 'I'i'eiiHtii'v IhIiiiicI, Culif. Here
until .lunuiiry U.
MM 1c Herman Schroodor
from Koutli 1'iiclfic, Jlero until
January in,
The ubovo ao.'vica peoplo qrc
onlltled to free puKnei to tho io
enl theiitreii mid Iruu fountnin
nervlcu lit l.o-l Hiver duiry by
courtesy of Lloyd Liinib of the
theiitreii and H C Woodruff ol
the dairy. I'leimo call at The
Herald und News of I leu (ask oi
Paul lluliics) for your courtesy
ticket!
Tube Plant Slated '
For Portland
POinXANI). Ore., Jan. S (lf
Northwest tube mid metal fab
ricator will set up a $11)0,111)0
plant here tho flmt uf Un kind
mi the I'uclfle coast, Harry I..
Yuucr, Keneral innnaiicr, uid to-'
day.
Steel liiblna for uprlnklur ir-:
rlitutlon, hydraulic mlnliiii, and
other UKea will be turned out by
tho factory, which will start
operatloiiH within three monlli.i.
lie reported. i
Early Bird-Woman
ll
V
Mmliimc Helena Mortler, 07,
Kranrv'i llmt woman flyer, ia
pictured on recent arrival in
New York, cn route to visit her
hunbnnd, Col. Pierre Mortler of
die French Air Mlislon. convn
leaclnu In WnthhiKlon. Miiduma
Moilier iitartcd flyiiiK with Louil
lilcriot In 1008. '
If lt' a "froier."
need, advertise for
in the clnniilfled.
article
a used
voo
one
Work or Drcit
RUBBERS
OREGON WOOLEN STORE
Main at 8th
SEATTLE TO
On Thumday nnd Friday of
next week, January 11 and 1!!,
Arthur Vandor Sy, rinlonai
homes line director of the nation,
nl hoimlnif imenoy from Seal lie,
will be in Klamath FuV.h to !iel;
thu city witli Its project to ob
tain liousini! for till newcomers',
Vaiuler Sya hopes to help
make the maximum utilization
of thf. hoiiHlnu tlieilitii!:: if. thin
eity, because of the ureal need '
of accommodaliona for service,
men and their families.
HEALTHY APPETITES '
Sea elephants cat as much as
SOU pounds of fish every day.
These creatures reach a length
of 20 feet. In zoos, they arc fed
every two hours.
Breme if
Wondcrrullyqulckl
a little Vu-tro-nol
up each nostril helps open nasal passages-makes
breathing etuler-uhen
your head nils up with sturly transient
congestion I Va-tro-nol gives grand re
lief, too, from snlflly, sneczy distress of
bead colds. Follow directions In folder.
VICKS VA-TRO-NOL
Chamber Favors '45
Importation of
Mexican Nationals
Klamath chamber of com
merce has notified members of
the Ori-ifon eonitres-ilonal dele-nation
that it favors appropriations
for Importation of Mexican nn
Uoniils for farm labor for an
other year.
C. J. Main, president of Ihe
Tlilelake Growers, and Henry
Semou, president of the Klamath
Potato Growers association, told
chamber directors that the 1943
farm labor outlook Is even more
critical than In the past few
years, mid Hint Mexican help up
pears necessary to solution of
the problem.
idemic Cause for
lifting of Ban
'ORTLAND. Jan. 3 (! The
(lulsnt fever epidemic was the
JkcI today of an ordinance re-
tvinit Portland s ban on mux
Hlcurlziillon plants outside the
1'iic city council approved the
fcrjisurc, which permits dairies to
ri up plains on their own tiirms
t Itr approval of the city hcnlth
icer. Commissioner Fred
terson drew up the ordinance
ten Portland rennrted more
I fn 200 eases of undtiliinl
fer believed spread by raw
Jlk In 1044.
She ordinance allows dairies
t io years in which to Install
1 nts, suitliiK that they must
I lily for a pasteurization per-
l before Juno 30.
flultl-purposo flttlitcr planes
y eventually eliminate dive
nbers and torpedo bombers.
I'ific operallons hnve shown
it the navy's new fltthters can
used as masthead nnd elide
Jnbers, nnd take up their flKht-
roic niter dropplntf their
lib loads.
PILES
UCCEBSrill.t.v rnriTm
0 PAIN NO MOHI'ITAI.IV.ATII.K
N let of Tlm
rrmnni Htullit
DR. E. M. MARSHA
i ki. ... . .
rttmn, lit
Patients for Navy
Hospital at Corvalfis
To Arrive in March
I'OHTLAND, Jan. 5 (At Pa
tients for the U. S. naval hos
pital, C'orvallis, formerly the
Camp Adair army base, prob
ably will arrive in March, Lt.
Itirlinrd Stanton, USN, public
relations officer here, said to-
flllV
hospital staff members will
report soon, no said. 1 hu sec
retary of the navy has specifl
fled u Corvnllls postal address
instead of Albany, for the hos
pital. An expenditure for one billion
dollars for street nnd highway
construction In the U. S. would
provide niinual employment for
almost 200.000 men on the site of
tho projects, plus 490,000 men
onKe.cd in miimifncturlna, equip
ment nnd supplyluK rond-bulld-InK
materials.
Proposals for postwar air 1
routes Include two new northern '
trans-oceanic routes to Europe :
and Asia. One would (to from Se-:
nttlo over the North Pacific to :
Canton, while n new North At
lantic route would link New i
York nnd Moscow. !
To Contracting Painters
Vim Art. Invllrrt lo Altrnd
1,'iHtvriillnit Or-lfllt Cnum-ll
I'AllillltC A Dri'nmUliK
Cnnlmrlnrt nl America
Multnomah Hotol
I'ArlUntl. SHI., Jiiti. is, mm
Allirrl W. Ilnllimrrit. Hoc,
llll 8. K ,14111 Ave., I'urlUliU, Ore.
GREEN STAMPS
OREGON WOm FN STORE
Main at 8th
Notice
DANCE AT THE
BIG WHITE BARN
Every SATURDAY Night
Corner of Homedale and Airway
Music by
King Cowboys and Queen
Fun for Everybody!
COMFORTABLE, RUGGED SHOES DESIGNED FOR
mm
OF ACTION
Wettern Mado
Olnch "Ili-Culs" for
heavy duly. Triple
I o 1 o construction
built-in arch support,
oil tanned cowhide
uppers. Sizes II to II.
loggers ya m mv
'Wk m
M , ' LOGGERS
fcV5V. . "k!7L i7 JlHSfK ill Touoh rnwhiHo lpnlhnr un.
m aJSiss- v,tjj-i: Ft: E.7,! CE. r -
;' Mil H W Mm$i
pers, triple soles, woodsmen's
heels. A "Hi-cut" for rugged
wear. Union made.
Wear Master
Work Shoe
Plain 'toe blucher shoo
of black elk leather.
Goodyear welt construc
tion. Black non-skid
raw cord outsole and
heel or leather sole and
rubber heel. Drill lined
vamps.
Chippewa LOGGER
8-INCHERS
Woor Mosfor
Police Shoe
Three h usky
soles . . . Top
quality oil tun
ned ti p p c r s.
Wood sin a n ' s
heels.
45
4
98
The smooth dress shoe
leather uppers with sturdy
long wearing Goodyear
sewn leather, soles will
give you day-long walking
comfort. Black. Low ptico
for qualityl
Pro-flcxcd
Sandy Nevins
35
Famous for fit, comfort, stylo. Sandy
Nevins, the choice of comfort-lovers bc
cause it's prc-flexed . . needs no "break
ing In." Moulded to Ihe exact shape of tho
foot, It gives a slick fit without a pinch.
Tho husky leather soles are long-wearing,
and tho fine leather uppers take a mirror
shine, .. . -
FOE LAST LAP OF
LAPOFTC-tl
WINTER DRIVING )
Oil Care Fights Winter Wear
s Plus Fed. Excise Tax
CfnA "SSivi'skfe'-' No better oil al price. ALL-
rSSftrSajS5" STATE compounded motor oil
sSis ' laboratory tested and fleet
I '' "TN::'5irL1 ' tested. Produced and refined
J f from selected base stock.
' -Jar ' !
t3-98 4.49 I w Battery I
ALLSTATE SCr0SS CUn" 1 C'C HV 2 - ' I
ALLSTATE 1 try winter 1 4 "chem-t,uiur C 1
compounded weight motor 1 ff-5& S$jt ' 1
motor o. l m oil in- metal JSS ' eST": Exch. 1
army type . t i I
- sleel cans., X. . I sniee. 1
cans' I c.C. BoHery I
Cross Country
MUFFLERS
Choose a Cross Country
and you get the correct
"tailor made" muffler for
your car.
Ford V-8.. ...2.19
'37-'39 Chevroler....3.19
'36-'41 Plymouth. ...3.19
Chrysler, DeSoto,
Dodge .....4.29
C.C. Spark
Plugs .-
42c
In Sell of 4
Imnrovrri! Xti
hcvir e 1 e c I- a
rodp. New heA- '1
ier "tl" shnprd
side pteclrode
menns fewer cap
arijuslm cnt.
Saves gasolint.
Guaranteed.
Trade-in Replacements
Trade in your old worn
parts for guaranteed Nu
Built replacement units.
Completely rebuilt from
original equipment units.
Save gas! Save moneyl , .-
Generator...... Exch. 7.95
Fuel Pump.... Exch. 1.79
Distributor.... Exch. 3.45
Water Pump Exch. 3.79
Gas-Saving
Motor Tune
Qt. 79c
Increase pep
and power.
Makes starting
easier. Frees
sticking valves
and rings. Pre
vents further ae-,
cumulation of.
cums, resins,
sludge.
ALEMITE
GREASE GUN
3.98
Now available! Genuine Altmlt
grease guns. Lever-type that can
be used for any type of grease
Job on cars, trucks, tractors or
farm Implements. Positive snap
on coupler, 16-ox. ,alze.
n
EXACTING WORKMANSHIP
ONLY TOP QUALITY MATERIALS
EVERY JOB GUARANTEED
Get many more miles of dependable
service from your 'bald-headed' tires.
Let . Sears recap them. Expert work
manship by factory-trained experts.
Only best material available used.
Passenger Car Tire Recaps
Sill 6.00x16 $7.00
Inquire for Other Prices
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