Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 07, 1945, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTEN HERALD AND NEWS Our Boarding Houie M 66M5,3E.'V0LJMB Moors tVPiis I T! LIKE TUE TO LABOR ON NHrA VOUR. PAROUS OP, : A CIAAMS5 ADDRESS ? 3 Lake's GOING IKJTO BUSlKiESS, Red Ryder ' VEU..AC&IDD WCH0RES--,mEr,J TOUK NOI& TO KfcD KTl-r-K AN VISITED IH'OTeW HOI DO VS. KO& THAT Wash Tubbs Boot and Her Buddies Freckles and His Friends ( "This shindig- starts in half S-i T-8? HERE I HE'S HAVIWS- l isuudw: wviim HI& PIPES J Alley Oop Little Orphan Annie f VOU PAID IT'S REALLY PRICELESS THE ARTIST, V"J THIS ONLY OTHER KMOWM '-O f NO, BUT HE PI0 MIX HIS OWN PI6MEMTSL Y BEINtS $50,000 FOR ABELARPO, WED SOO YEARS ASO J MASTERP1ECE,REMORSE WHAT PION OfTEM USINcj EcM YOLKS, BERRY t V CULTURED A PICTURE Of r 1 1 111 niiisi.il iii 1 M I Hi N A WINE CELLAR? HE PAINT JUICES, CLAYS, AMP SO FORTH ) IS TOO HI6H A JACKASS, I ll!2 R ) IS ALSO VALUED AT WITH " ' , .r---7 PRICEP FOX MeKEE? A "kTXii. C,)i 't 450,000 A MOLTEM WJfMffiswjl MEIflLSTtCtC g g9 kassBBBssBja vmb 1 !?B?7Sffl 1. 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HORSE-) 1 -.pjLfl 1 1. c-vcr i-m-in 1 vjwry,-i uciicrv. rw 1 fci4lilwMi.ur mi3fwrtj wvanyinifl I JHPa WKCCK y VJCU, hED KWiKJfl K? JSSi ,SHOE ' SI UlTI lH l-UCK.' r-7- J XUll L ALK&ADV-r-STFyTT J UTdSI svTTi r II ALL .SAME, KOIKE- weaspEWfTM it? Wednesday. March 7. H4S With Major Hoopla MUMflLE vVAMM THIRD RATE BUM . VJILL DO- tDOM'TSEMD ME MO SMART ' GUV. 'CAUSE I DOMT WANTT TO HAFTA FlSHT Hi(A MVSELP momeV: . 5A 3-r MeV I wasnY promotws- aT 1tw 'ibts wcu., TteV itI.. rviTci-r" ruts, inc ojd WE I V I A SINGER, AND S,'. . V, I WE NEEO HIM gj.v) 1 v.f mo Chrysler, GMC Make New Heavy Tank DETROIT, March 7 (P) The T26 new heavy tank which Un dersecretary v of War Patterson labels "the answer to the Ger man Titter tank" is being built by both Chrysler and Gen eral Motors corporation. Announcements from the two corporations today followed up Patterson's disclosure of last Sun day of manufacture of the T26, "most powerful tank wo have over built." It has wider tracks for "traction in mud" and a 90 mm turn. LEGAL NOTICES NATIONAL FOREST TIMIIKR FOR SALE Scaled bids wtll be received by the Regional Forester. Portland. Orogon, up to and not later than 3:00 P. M., March 17, 11)4.1. for all the live timber marked or designated for cutting and all merch antable dead timber located on an area embracing about tlltt) aero within Sec tion M, IS. 22 and 3:i, T. 32 S.. 11. 8 ., W. M Rogue Itlver National Forest, Oregon, estimated to be H.OOO.UOO feet B.M.. more or less, of pondorosa pine and 4,000,000 feet B.M.. more or less, of Whlto fir. Shasta fir and other species. No bid of less than $8.43 per M feet O.M. for ponderosa plno. and $1.50 per M feet B.M. for While fir, Shasta fir, and other species, will be considered. In addition to tho prices bid for the stiinipage, 11 cooperative deposit of $..Vl per M fect B.M. to be used by the Forest Service for paying the cost of slash disposal, and a coopcraUve deposit of $.10 per M feet B.M.. to cover the cost of tree planting, seed sowing, and timber stand improvement work on the area cut over, for the total cut of limber under the terms of the agreement, will bfl re- Sulred. Bids with rales In excess of lose permissible under MI'R 460 will By Fred Harmon By Leslie Turnor By Martin CESSER VENBQ Or By Blotter jusr what we got NEED By V. T. Hamlin By Harold Gray be reduced to the allowable maximum In making the award. ll.OOO.OO must accompany each Did. to ns aupueu on k. .iflce. refunded, or rela ned In part as liquidated damages, according to conditions of sale. The right to re ject any and all bids Is reserved. Also, tne riant is " . . ...it..r ku u.i.it-a havliia an available source of timber supply sufficient for one months- operauou ni iw'i facturlng plant or equipment, Ilcioio bids are subiultle.1. full Inlorma Ion con cerning the timber, the cond turns of sale and submission of bids should be obtained from the Forest Supervisor. Medford. Oregon, or the Regional tor- ester, portlantl. vrcawu. M. 7-12 No. 32. NOTICE OF FINAL RKl'OHT AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TMF. STATE OF OREUON, FOR KLAMATH IN I TIIK MATTKIt or TIIK ESTATE Or Notice Is hereby 'given that the undcr- s gned has tuea mi t n Account of the administration of said day. March 30. IB4.1, at a o'clock !. M as the time and ine s-irvu" "i "u " In the Court House at Klamath Falls. JeclVona to said Final Report and Ac count and the settlement thereof. Dalod February an. 1043. H O O'CONNOR. Administrator. Estate of Med O'Connor, De- F. Jit: M. 7-14 'al No. 47, Ration Calendar War Prlct n1 Blionlng Dcwrd. 430 Main tlrtvl. Uinc nouri oiiiy, iu . m. to 4:30 p. m. rtioi.8 8101 for all In form.,. Ion. , AU ppllcntioni miut b MAiLFD In to Iho Wp Price and HMlonlng nonrtl nt AM) Main itrcot, and NOT ,.rooci.loi In penon. SUttAK nation book -3uir itan.p 3!. vullri throtieh June 3. rRoi Kssr.n rooon BI.UC STAMPS Ballon hook 4 Stampa N-3. P-2. Q 3. R and 8-a valM March 1 throuHh June :w. X-a throujih B-3 valid throuth March 31. L-8 throuili G-3 valid throuii, April 3U, H-3 throtifh M-J valid throush Juno 3. RKI) STAMPS lialion book 4 Stamna K-3, K-3, CJ-3. lt-3 and J-3 valid k.i.Mi. i ihh,huh Jnntt :m 0.1 throutf h S o valid through March 31, T-3 throuih X-.1 valid throuHh Aorll 3. Y-8 thrulifh D-3 valid throuh Juna 3. Take uiM fata to your meat dialrr and ha will pay 4 centa and 3 point per pound, , . SHOES- Ration book 3- Airplane tnmpa 1-2-3 now valid. IMfte ttampi Invalid. GASOUNE-"A" 14 coupons. 4 gal lons each, valid through March 31. Coupon not valid tinlcsa endorsed. AU Eaa rationlnx appllcatlona muM be ac companied by ml lea e rationing Blip which waa received with new "A" book. rurlough ratiom muit be accompaniod by mlleafc ration record. FUEL OIL Period 1, 3, 3. and 4 coupon, valid through Augut 31. STOVrS Apply local board ior oil, gai Btove certiheate. WOOD, COAL, SAWDUST Dealer determinei delivery priority from con lumer'i written itatcment of annual needa and quantity o.i hand. PRICE CONTHOL- Refer Inqulrlea and complainli to price clerk at local board. RENT CONTROL In a ra under fed era! rent control, all rented dwelling uniu must be registered, and changei In tenancy reported. CLASSIFIED RATES Om day p" word 4 3 day run pei word 9o wper word He .per word 13a ..par word 14c per word 10c 3 day run 4 day run . , ,, , 5 day run , , , Week run , , Month run -joes word Vie 30 Discount tor Payment in Advance 5 Discount for Payment tu loth Ada received by 1:00 p. m. will appear same afternoon tn "New Today column. Nw Today FOR SALE-Comb I nation Monarch wood and electric range. Westinghouso washing machine, dining room table and 4 chairs, cotton mattress, occa sional chair, miscellaneous articles. 3336 Cannon. Phone B0 30. 3-7 DISAPPEARED from 433 N. 9th Mon day evening, B-months-old black and wnue aog, pan springer, no coiiar, long tall. Pet, belongs to Marilyn Miller. Phone 3A67. Reward., 3-B WANTED High school girl to work after school and weekends. Call S303 before 13 or after 3 at 730 Lowell. . 3-0 WANTED Combination cook, driver and warehouseman. Opportunities for postwar advancement to salesman ann supervising caoacltles. Apply Swift St Company. 934 Market. 3-D ROOM. BOARD Laboring man. 030 Lincoln St. Phone 6607. SDOtf ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN Phone 7120. 833 Rose St. 304tf FOR SALE-Fine, close In three, four and six bedrooms. ApartmenU-alx units. Gomer Jones, Realtor. Phnn 7507. 3-7 FOR SALE House with three furnished apartments and two cnblrw In the rear. Close In. S2750 cash. Phone '3423 between 0 a. m. and 4 p. m. 3-9 WILL PAY UP TO 300 for good older car. NO WRECKS. Phone 8243. 3-B FOR SALE Two beautiful 6-pfece walnut bedroom suites, complete with box springs and mattresses; davenport with two match ing chairs: two A xm Ins tor throw rugs: rug pad, 0x12; circulating heater, small cook stoves; Ingram striking mantle clock; Elgin watch. WOULD LIKE TO BUY TWO PAIRS RUBBER HIP FISHING BOOTS, sizes 8 and 0. to CASH . FOR YOUR USED MERCHANDISE V SIXTH ST. EXCHANGE Phone 7100 3-7 - THE CLOTHES MART 101 So. Oth Now open for business. New and used clothingBought, aold and exchanged. Under new management. Lola Deer, Prop. . 3-10 WANTED Small metal building, mov able, approximate size 10x20 It, Phono 8164, Roae Motor Co, 3-0 WANTED Wood lathe. Phone 0003. 3-10 LOST Man'a overcoat and sweater Sun day while working on salvage depot ' at Sesslor Bros. Finder please call 4904. 3-8 LOST Upper plate. Call 0603. 3-0 WANTED Housekeeper, and evenings, 3 school age children. Very light house work, good wages. Phono 3320, 308 East Main. 3-0 FOR RENT Large room. 1408 Uphnm. Phone 0340. 4104tf TRUCKS FOR RENT You drivel movo yourself, save s. Stiles Boacon Serv ice, 1201 East Main. Phone 8304. 3-31m FOR SALE-1043 pressdro cooker, 10. 230 Washington St. 3-0 FOR SALE 3-bottom 10-Inch plow. A, N, PhlppB, Midland, Ora. 3-0 WILL LEASE with option to buy, 10 to 20 acres good potato land. Write L. J. Adams, 24S Virginia Ct., Long Beach, Calif. . 3.0 WANTED Doll buggy. Phono 340t. 3-8 WANTED Poultry, livestock, turkeys and rabbits. TRULOVES MARKET, 1)10 East Main, Phone 4202. 4-.tm Meeting Notices Big Lakes Local No. 2311 Meets every 2nd Thursday and 4th Sunday at 422 Main St. F. C. Wlllonborg, Financial Sec. n. a. uordon, pres. B33lf CARPENTERS' LOCAL No. 190 Meotlnffs 1st and 3rd Wednesday eve nings of each month, 7:30 p, m,, at Labor Temple, 422 Main. C. D. LONO, SCO. and B. A. Office Open 7:00 to 0:00 P. M. Every Wednesday. Phono 1)327 soonit Molina IfoMwa Osn Klamath Falls Aet-lt . . . i No. BUttO. Its aular Wilts nwoilMM avary fuss- F.O E. hall, win ana Walnut. Visiting membera uordlally invited. " Klamath rails Moose Lude No. 10a meets an Thuri day tilihti, 0:00 p. m. In!' tlatlon every second (nil four Thursday, Lost and Found LOST . laarge brt.wn handbag. Phone j nil tmiriiinttN nittl (1714 evening". 3-H Qonral Nollcai OPEN From 8:00 A. M. io 12 P. M. Closed All Dny Suiuluy Mah er s Union Station First Cln.is Lubrlrntlon f'lresttmo Tiros, Tubes niul Dnltoiit'S Main and Conger I'hons 008 1 " 3-10 OIIOANIZINO A HANJO HAND Wed nesday mailt, Curry's Mualo llchool. 300 K. Main. Plu.no 4.HII, ad CHARLIK HEADS SADDLEIIY will npelt March 2. 3-10 ON OR ArTEIl THIS DA'I'K. March 0. I will not lie responsible (or any debts contracted (or by anyone other than myseK. H. It. Zimmerman. 3-10 10 SorvlcM Tax Service Auditing H. M. Munsell Room 221 I.O.O.F. BUlg. (Over Dick hecdor) 132 Mnlji - Open Evenings Only mono uoyh tor Appointment 3-7 BRING YOUR HOME APPLIANCE WARDS For Expert Repair Washing Mnehinc Undlos RefrlKeratori MONTGOMERY WARD Ninth St. Cor. Pino Mon.-Wcd.-Frl. INCOME TAX SERVICE Commercial Bookkeeping Rollin A. Cnntrnll Room 4, llopka Bldff. 110 N. 8th St. Open Evenings and Saturdays mono 3-14 C. FITZGERALD FOR ROOFS Let a Local, Reliable Con tractor Do Your Rooting and Waterproofing. Wo Inspect and repair your roof Xrco while covered by .contract. Free Estimates Phonos: 61S4 4818 1734 Crescent Ave. 4-2tf FOR SALE WOOD-COAL-OIL FURNACES Free Estlmatei All Makes of llnatlnf Equipment Serviced Tufts Heating Service mono 1W40 02A3t( SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Inspection Free Modern equipment Contents Hauled Away Ed. F. King Phone 3230 4-0 Furnace Repoirs Sheet Metal Work . Parts for Oil Stoves and Furnaces in Stock BOB PORTER 801 Spring Phone 7708 3035tf SPENCER CORNETIERE Mrs. Enid Burch, 021 Oak. Phone 7.110 for appointment, 4.nm IIIONINO BV THE HOUR-323S Hllyard, In Altamont Dlst. 3-8 FOR STUART'S DANCE ORCHESTRA Inquire 824 Oak St., or phone 6339 3-21 DENTISTRY-4000 Shasta way. CURTAINS LAUNDERED and atretehed. Phono 3717. 3-22m OPEN FOR EVENING. APPOINTMENTS - Rosa Beouly Shop, 1010 Washington. Phone 3022. 3.10 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED and In stalled. A local concern. Phont W. Baker, 7033. 4.4 PA,P1B 5ND PAPERHANOKR available. :;'p",!ron "nd Hon Paint Store. 1220 East Moln. Phorio 3324. 3-14 THEODORE DICKSON, Furnllur. Shop, reiipholatcrlng, repairing, rellnlshlng. S?in"n, roc"'!!Uncd. 3041 Shasla Way. Phone 4317. 3.1a U!iW?1 rLO8 and dralnhoards Installed, also carpet and tile laying. Metal edging available. J. L. Calhoun Floor Covering Contractor. Phono 6094 mornings and evenings. 3.15 Phone 7107. 1031 Mainr '" 10 Tib' KEMTONINQ, PAINTINO: also apply. Phono 3037, " ""--""'""' "nijn. 1IEMSTITCHINC1 DRESSMAKINO, Buttons and Buckles covered. Alterations on new end old clo hlng. Mrs. H, M. Allender. 731 Main. Room 216. Ph. 7203. 3.31m KALSOM1NINO. Kemlonlng, Pointing H L. Brown. Phone 4220. 3-31m CARPENTER WORK, Cabinet work, t.,o. a-to . WATKINS PRODUCTS J. C. Marin, 2242 Home Ave. Phone 691J, V,KO Wm' washing. Phon. 6140. 4. IT. BmyUm REFRIGERATION SERVICE Wo Service All Miikos Household or CoiihiicicIiiI Don't wait for n complntu brnnkdown. lluvo your rufrlgnr. uior conipimoiy tivernuuieu now during com wuiiinur. f IJells, Seals, Controls, Swllchcs, , VltlVOS 111 DIIJCK, Doit Eustimin, Scrvlci'iiuin, Merit Washing Machine Service on so. ottt rituiio mini) 2(i7:nr PLUMBING I'luinhing Si lleullng Ktiulpmcnl lustullcd and Rcpulted numbing Fixtures, Soil Plpo and Fittings iu Stock DAVIS PLUMBING CO. Wo Hurry Telephones 078 1 - 7033 - 337 E, Main St. n02tf ADDING MACHINES CASH REGISTERS SCALES Guaranteed SERVICE ON ALL MAKES FREE ESTIMATES ' Pelican Service Co. ' 3240 so; mil 1'hono 0070 313 REFRIGERATION WASHING MACHINE nd Small Appliance Repair DAVE COX, Scrvl.ca Man Klamath Refrigeration Phono 7038 2000 South Sixth St REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE DOMESTIC and COMMERCIAL All Makes Parts, Controls and Equipment in Stock. Oregon Equipment Co. Phono 0817 127 So. Oth St. 221 7tf Lot Us Help You With Your PAINTING Problems Free Estimates F. MATHISEN Ph. 7804 M-W-F-tf MOVING STORAGE Local and Long DLstiinco HAULING Klamath Falls TRANSFER and STORAGE Agents for United Van Lines 101 Klamath Phone 8872 4170ir SEWINO MACHINE SERVICE, all makes. Phone I77I. 3210 HhnstB Way 312m 13 Honlth PARK VIEW CONVALESCENT HOME 153 Grnnlto St. Ashland, Oregon Phono 70D1 Graduato Nurso In Charge SlOfltf M Holp Wanted Female WANTED Chambermaid at Empire Hotel. 3-0 WAITRESS WANTED - MOX'a Coffee Shop. 2703tf WANTED Full time mlddlo-nged house keeper. Host of wages. All conven iences, Please call 3719. 20,1011 WANTED-A lady to do repairing. Must have experience. Standard Cleaners, 14U0 Esplanado St, 24(111 WANTED-Ekporlenced Burroughs book keeping machine operator, Perma nent position, .good working condi tions. Wrlto Box 241, caro Herald and News. 241 If WANTED Olrl to learn photo coloring. 18 years or older, Only permanent need apply. Also hoy for Sunday Janitor work. 712 Main. 3-10 IB Help Wanted. Mala WOULD like to hear from reliable men who would llko to train In spare lime to overhaul and Install Refrigeration and Air Conditioning equipment. ' Should ho mechanically Inclined, Will not Interfere with your present work. For Information about Ihls training write at onca giving name, address, age and your working hours. Util ities Institute, Box 00, care of Hoinlrt nd News. 3-7 WANTED Pressor. Reliable Cleaners. 121 S. Oth. 3-7 MAN OR WOMAN-Serve local people with complete and loading woll known lino of dally necessities. Oper ate a big, profitable business of your own In your city. No Investment re quired. For full particulars write . Mr. C. L. King, S14 Hants Fo Avo Albany, Calif, 3-10 WANTED for Roosevelt (chool,- man Janitor, full tlmo, wlfo assistant half time. Apply at Room 200, High School Bltlg., or at BoOHevelt nchool or call 0210. '3-D WANTED Ono edgorman, ono setter man. Availability slip ronutred. Can tact Pat Fettljohn, Cascade Lumber Co., Yakima, Washington, 3-7 WANTED Young man or lady lo work in shoe shop. 43,1 Main, 3-0 10 Good Sales' win, Managerial Qualifications alary and Commission G T! Cl"": lot Apply Mr s. Montgomery vj . Wanted Lgginc Camp Clerk CoocJ opp0run,y wi,h company. Writ, Box J ar o Herald & WOULIl v7U lis. ,.T school iirhv.rl, e rom7 Nss Mr snii. "II oHIrs ,M.r 3 j,1"'! lit auto mxJKHrl"Z WollK WANTI!0..vB7r blah srhoni ,J,.n """' le i work Write Hoi IJi " and News. ' cn wa"n i'kd "i'(,.tinl( M , iwrlenced, Will. fi. .5f. 1 1 anil S,u. "' w, OIIU .. .... . .terra, onk l"'ti-ri. i .hns..j MrT rs, U.ia ... i 1 Ittsi, ?0 Room, end Bend "I?"' no""-0Usa.T; 20 Houim foi Hint rw,lr"l.';,;,A"m'!fi -i ingitiiy. te,,r rmi TltllfKH roil nin.t- I""1 J"".:1 Kwtat 28 MUcelltnioiu hi hi Foil lir.NT.noor ssnetn. sts wsllniM,r (.tiMwl, M..ki-7 Psllrrson Psmt Slots, Paxsl roil Hr..-,'T-.Hlt,rbullllMm ttiint at wa atsia. Isottin to 4 Ki.r.rrititf n.ooit SANotmisie iroln.1. Do .mir own wmS Itm t:o. 30 Heel Eitste Fot Itli ForS ale 1340-ncro ranch on Wm, seven miles from Lakevln,! acres nieaduw,' Irrljnlcd by fn water; 73 acres In tldUt;! acres groin land, balunp lure, B room modern hotmi oulbuildlng.i. Good fUhlDf i hunting on this property, tt 000.00 $7000.00 cuh, We lung - term contract. On would consider om tra R. P. OLIVES 111 So. 8th PhOMtj SUBURBAN HOMEl A largo 2 bedroom wf hon imc, nrnr sloro "n(,.3 unitie seiiotii, jj Irrigated ground, fruit Cm CKWOOI IIISUIWUV"' i,. to'ia A tandr Dlllll lit iw.i". ".An'l-i $1000.00, with $1500.00 901 AND Bend. 0 room mod"" 4 At e two in. wiui f I (1.1 KJitiniiin. ruii i"-i",.i. I pos.scs.iion. Owner mil bend March 23, Price fi mini ih . tons pfOK"";.; i Terms. I CHILCOTE &SMJ IU N. Oth ' ""'"ll EVERETT DENNIS, 121 1 , M' FOB HAI.K BV tvn H-rijoni ill I"1 1 la Ml liiKH, city 1IB fnun cur Hr lino. f loiH) flown. John ti.vir. ..,. Ml f)(. 0 a (tor 0 ' m For mn- , hoimr,' rooming I Uflir.inL Ore. Inrgo hous. ,! crius-roncs". houne, Kloijo '' a i,ikn holliss' 'other Windmill. P' II.100. half '" DSIS"" 7,7-Tn SALsTao seres. . "1" 1 ' W ' ( , fn on hlgnww. onlrojlhrw of nn BAI.K -!"' ".1. tor" en ' year. Call a" miles nhqwA'wHWtSJi way, I2TO ;EJ,'ifl. (