tin
Sthiii,
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r
ScouUs lo Holp All mem-
7 . i. J Bi.il Si'iill I lii li'.lk
( Vntly it'CUt'tc(l to Ijci at
KiiTrM ut 011 Sun-
MrcM 2". l"'ll ' Jny
,' with H"''1, P'Miu'' drive. 'I'lii!
.. will continue throughout
Hiy awl members who uru
to bo on bund In the
L.jnii are uskou 10 nuip out
trn,l?.rt. ...... win lii. Int., .It
i hi. served to tho Sou Scouts
the luywe-
Ulna Here - Mrs C A.
!HnHOlU in VJn,..in ll rkltllll-
r.iu nt tho homo of her niir-
E, Mr. mirt Mrs. P. O. Heeder
VM- .41..1.1 rvn... cut,..
312 MILIUM"" " .71. nil,
Mrs. Wnlltonioro owns a
lis' 'rciidy-to-woiir slolu In Sit-
r . ..I....U In 1'iiltii'ii I.. I.....
Lk'i Hit liunbuntl spent u few
PM,V 11. ......lit ITi.llu ..I
i in ivimii"".. .. ... t . it i
,v. uun and linn recently re-
Ine(l to Alnsku.
VUlta Mr. Home llorluKur
ProHpccii n lorinur resident
Klnmlltll Fulls, WHS visiting
Ldi here this week. While
irl IIIU mm lvl iiiiuKiuvi , nun.
n!y imsey, jui .uuiniuu
iin bllll r hiiiuibi-u wiivru sue
led wllli her husband, Sgt.
,), lino omn rciurncci lo
(. Sift. Hasey la leuviim
-i..i..
Ion lor ovuiouhd nut.
Ii. D.an'i LUt MIbb Cuthrvn
Iran, duuKhler of Mrs, George
tnn, KlmiiDtll Falls, In ii mem-
01 ine mummy puuiisncu
us 1161 i nninumiK college,
liuley. Cnllf. To achieve this
Mr, a student mint mniiitiiln
liul a U average. Cuthryn is
mllnl In the tenchnr training
tr And in B member of the
unns Management club.
Vliltlno Pvt. and Mm. Rav
trray arc visiting friends nnd
itlvei on the Keno rond. Prior
(iilcrliiK me urmy, Pvt. Mur-
wus employed us carpenter
the bridge mid building do.
tlment of the Southern Pu.
lie. Ho received Ills basic train-
it Camp Roberts, Cnllf,
Hieovers Tommy Lassett.
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Lns
of HUH Lowell, is recover-
from a broken arm. The ac
hat occurred this week while
fcnmy wns out playing.
B. Wllr.nn U j .
clLbnaiou w hdd ,,t tho
chunihm' of commerce offices
''""""ij iionurniK Uurthii Wil
son Klumiilh hlKh sci,ou SU1I.
f n"' "r""' i"K.u n,'w "fibcr
C, "' C M""i Wll'i.
,.rri... . ".. ,IU1I1K priicticnl
e , nW,,.;",? ' '""".t !
, " .HIIH1L'U WUS 111-
Htrumenlii Ii. v ii 7" ,
lull. i ,., V ' omiins
..( 1 1 IrF c'''c," wo nerved
, r"r,'Bna Mrs. Eurl
Muck. Klumiilh county district
Ifliritimitiil iti.k i.. 4i... i...
"if w unr fliuiu Coun
cil ucconMMinlvd Mm. W. K.
u m c acmoustrnlion
Kni, to I'ortlnnd Frldi.y to
llVM ffimm II..,, ,.r I
omlc; "u"'c tcon'
Twins Born Mr nnj nt... n
M, ..... ui.il mis, yj.
!,"iirun,l"J',' lwln """" b"m Mnrch
.,, """'" "I viuiey Hospital.
I ho boys welKhed 4 pounds lOi
i'" ..nun in ounces,
J upper Is nn employe of Ewiiumi
-"'iii' uiy. inis mnKes three
"uj-o iur me icppcr Innilly,
Hcrultlng Workors E. G
Moore. B o c I n K renrnscntntivc
from belittle, ,,nd Wllllum M.
Wilson representinK tho Umutll
In orclnnnee depot ut Ordnunce,
uro in town recrultlnx for work
ers. J hey will be hero throuKli
Wodncsdny, Murch 2B, nnd may
bo contacted nl the USES office.
OWAC Reports The Ore
Kon women's nmbulnncc corps
made 127 culls In 1043, 222 In
1044 nnd (III In Mmi.l. I in.m
Speclul culls nnswercd this year
ii) me corps covered 017 miles,
hicludlnk- trips lo RoddinR,
Cuhf., Tho Dnlles and Ashland.
17 Yar.01H. Inr M.w.. r
"rl T. Powers and Wesley W.
rthoads of Kluinuth Falls, Clif
ford W. Sin-dent of Fori Klnm
nth, nnd Gerald B. Miller nnd
Clnlus E. Bcrtwlstle of Tulc
luke huvc filled out applications
for the U. S. navy..
PilUnt Janice Krlcdrlch, IS
nins, aniiKuier ot Air. nnd
K.O. Frlcdrlch of the Kcno
Irlct, Is rccovcrino sutisfuelor-
It Kliunntli Valley hosnltal
!3i i severe attack of croup.
lo Hospital Siincti'ii. 21-venr.
daiiiihtor of Mr. and Mr, u
Cird of route 3 box 042. is re.
liKd Improving nt Klamath
niry nospllnl where she is re
Inng trcntmcnt for croup.
Loyal Order of
Moose
will hold Pr celebrtion
buct, March 24. for Mooio
ind their eandldatei.
lotktail Hour 7:00 to 8:30.
Danes srarti or 8:00
Moose Hall
IlTlDrOVlna Clirnlvn
man, four-year-old daughter of
Mr. nnrl Mrt M n nnnmn
Dorrls, is being treated for pneu
monia nt Klamath Valley hospi
tal. The little girl is reported improved.
On Furlough Pvt. Duane M.
Harvey, accompanied by his
wife and son. are visiting with
friends and relatives on the Keno
road. Pvt. Harvey was employed
by the Great Northern as switch,
mun nt the time of his induction.
Transferred Lon Sanders
S 2c has been transferred from
Faragut, Idn., to Bremerton,
Wash., word recpiveri hv hit
wife stated.
Pimples Disappeared
Over Night
T?. II Ik triii, thflro In a nf hurm
i inmllentcf! tUiulrt cullnil Kiccrex
Hint tiiifM uii i)lrnilon over nUM.
fllitiiv rpimrt ttint tlioy had a rod noro
pimply fin-e oiitt nlKht nnd surprised
llielr fiioiwls (he nnxt ilny with k
rl-.nr complnxhin. Ther Is no risk,
Th first Appllcallon must convlnco
you or you ki your money luiolt.
Only BOc. Join tnn Iinppy Kloorcx
iinrs wim nrn no lnnnr (inliirrassed
with iinnlKhtlv pimple. Sold and
recommended by
HTAIt imilO flTORR
Sprague River
Mrs. Mela Riddle returned
home from the Klamath Valley
hospital on Wednesday. She
had recovered from an infected
eyelid caused by a barley beard
entering her eye. .
Mrs. H. Browning and family
inve moved from Sprague River
to Bremerton, Wash,' .
Frank Foneh, a resident of
uuuiiiKiiBm, wash., spent sev
eral days here visiting Mr. and
...... i niiMiy una L.eo.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Strcit arc
in Medford this week visiting.
h , v.assity has moved
coming, caiir. ,
Mr. nnrl Mi-a n m r ..i ..i
, .- .w. ... , unitD v lu
ted relatives in Lakcvlcw over
tho weekend,
Mr. and Mrs. Churlcs Borough
oiiu ir. rnyins sanderville
were visitors in Klumath Falls
Wedncsdnv.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Moore
imve reiurnca rrom Lewislon,
Idu.. nftnr onrllnM . I
weeks with Mrs. Moore's par-
vino,
P. M. Cowbrough has return
cd from a business trip of sev
Crul dnvu in .Qon 1THn..l..A
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thrasher
una cniiurcn and Marlin Wilson
were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roy
W!lSll. Till. Tliro.hn,. ... II. .1
at Prlneville. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Spltzer
were Klamath visitors over the
weekend.
Mrs. Irene Roff and children
have moved to Redding, Calif.
ThC ThlirRdflV Kunnir... nl..K
wus enlertuined on March 8 at
me nome of Mrs. Irene Roff.
Agatha Schonchin, Bobby and
Charles Rurnov nti.'rlt,lr.ar1 ' rruA
evening was s p e n t playing
buiiii-b. neiresnmenis were
served to W. F. Parks, C. H.
Purks. Marvin ' Mai-vn
i-uie, uoris uooper, Betty Carr,
son, Herbert Lowcry, Irwin
Crmrin ' flnulrl uall.l . n.i..
' . nuivn, uviiy
Guslafson, Charles B a r n e y,
Pauline Barney, Bobby Barney,
Agatha Schonchin, Mrs. Blanche
muuiKoinory ana ineima ttose.
Merrill Grangers
Will Meet Monday v
are nrnmlspH nn lnfAiina nrn
gram at the regular meeting
monaay nignt, March 28. The
program will begin promptly at
8 o'olnrlr with tho Ki.olr,,...
sion to follow. Appearing will
oe mrs. li. a. van cieve with a
violin solo; Mr. and Mrs.- E. E.
KilDatriek. Vneal Hunt- Mnrcarai
Petrik, reading and some inter-
v&Miig (uiks oy rour-ti ciUD COOK-
iiik nnn np.?T rnin mnm h...
Aiicniion is aiso arawn to Ine'
'h.nslpr nnrniin" In ililf.U ali,
members will model Easter bon
nets made from kitchen utensils,
tllPKn in hn hrmipht in ihn mD.1.
ing.
New Trial Granted
On Property Case
OREGON CITY. March 23 UP)
A new trial will be held on the
case in which a Japanese-American
owner wants Dale and
Lorcne Bergh, - to restore his
larm property near Boring, now
under lease.
Judge E. C. . Latourettc, who
previously ordered the Bcrghs
10 return ine larm to Masayuki
Fujimoto, granted a motion for
a new trial on the ground that
the Nisei had not. proved com
pliance with OPA repossession
.rules.
Telegram Brings Renewed
Hope of PFC Neil May field
A telegram received March 20
brought new hope of PFC Neil
W, Muyflcld, reported missing
January. 8, to his parents; Mr.
and Mrs. W. C Mayfleld of 2043
Hope, and to his sister to whom
the wire was addressed.
The telegram received by Mrs.
L. A. Johnson of 2154 Arthur,
stated at follows:
"The following enemy ' propa
ganda broadcast from Germany
has been intercepted. 'Hello Sis.
I am fine, don't worry. Notify the
folkB. Hope to see you soon.
Love, Neif.' Pending further con
flrmatlon this report does not es
tablish his status as a prisoner of
war. Additional information re
ceived will be furnished..
"Lerch, Provost marshal gen
eral." Mrs. Mayfleld said the tele
gram was sent to her daughter
as they had moved and Nell did
not know their address.
In the last letter received from
Mayfleld he said he had not
heard from his parents since No
vember. Mayfleld landed overseas- De
cember 18, 1944, and was in com
bat service from December 27 to
Januarv fl. 1045 sinpn w h i rh
time he was reported missing.
ine iciegram nouiying nis par
ents WAR rprnlvorl Ihn nnA nt
January.
Vii A nnr. Hnllinin nt C,,(
ton, Nebr., Is in Klamath Falls
vimiing ner oroiner and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hult
man of Westover Terrace.
' The angular cartilege of the
larynx makes what is called the
"Adam's apple" in man.
Hope Revived
nip .jSy-J , ' , ?
e g
O Ji
. PFC NEIL W. MAYFIELD
Makes Home Here Mrs.
James Dimit is making her home
here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Yaden, N. 5th, since
her husband has entered the
service. Dimit is with the army
intelligence division, James Jr.,
2 years old, and his brother,
Gary, 8-months old, are here
with their mother and grandpar
ents. Classified Ads Bring Results.
Tulelake
TULELAKE George Evans,
, tvbo iHuicu cany laBi ounuay
morning to Klamath Valley hos-
f.H.. ni.ci uciug lanen jrom ine
wreckage of his overturned car
one mile south of the Siskiyou
county line in Modoc. He was en
rni.la I t . .u r..
.um.c iiuiiic jiuiii ine oi. i-ai-rick's
dance at Merrill and was
alone at the time of the accident.
He suffered side and back in-
llirlpB hllt l AnlnH nl..1.. .
The accident was investigated
htr I I 11,1, r. I . . , " , ,
"j . TTimun, uaiiiornia state
highway patrolman.
Malin
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Wilson,
well Irnnun fannara nl Ih. njrnllH
district have announced purchase
oi a iismng resort at tlkton, Ore.
Thff nrnnortv .an.l.l. lui
- -.j, w.iaioio li cilsill.
" vi unq, six caoins ana a
general store and the new busi
ness is located 28 miles from
Rcedsport, on the coast. .
They returned recently from
a visit to coast points. The new
owners will not take personal
gossession at present but the
uslness will be operated under
their supervision.
Ml Laki
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. C. Chase,
daughter, Carmine,- and son, Lt.
Lee Chase of Medford, Ore., vis
ited with friends in the com
munity on Monday.
Joan Taylor underwent a ton
silectomy last week.
. .Mr. and Mrs. S, G. Thompson
have returned home from a 10
day trip visiting relatives and
friends in northern Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hill and
daughter, Jeanle, and Mrs. Es
tella Hill visited the W. Patter
son family at Central Point on
Tuesday. ;
frlday, March 23, 194S
HERALD AND NEWS FIVE
lTnni-ol n.nn In .......
-w uuu lliaumiiw iur
this year's wheat is available to
Klamath county farmers only
If 0 fir mni-0 gnnlinallnn.
made before April 1.
A deadline has been set as
Of tht eiain ann nn
plications can be accepted after
that time for this year's insur
ance program.
Applications will be accepted
at thf 1ni.nl AAA nTti.- i 41
Federal building and full infor
mation nn fha n.nrt.. Mn uA
obtained there.
Premium rates are fixed at
lift hllsholc nai. C ns ttf
coverage and ,.6 bushels per
yield fixed for each farm.
Trenton, N. J., has become
one of the ceramics centers of
the world.
Classified Ads Bring Result.
cor'rie'iG 1
SMettoMMUiMFeeaValiettatGeedl
MPAIR HOW Ml
fir SPRIH6TI
CLCANIN6 Nn
Parts in Stock
For All Makes of
Vacuum Cleaners
WE HAVE A SPECIALIZED
DEPARTMENT ON:
Hand Irons ', Toasters
Mangles Mixers
and all small appliances.
Phone
5669
MimflY'S
611
S. 6th
H3B
iiunivi, inn
t IUMIUK 1HH0U0H0IIT VC .. -l"
m CHECK IIHIIN0 IND
SlMSIMUIIOH, lt
9& s5l ;
v
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you'll say
FIRST IN
SERVICE"
can add months to your car's life-add l7iou-
H of miles to its range of service by giying
" really skilled check-up at regular intervals. . . .
rn9 it to your Chevrolet dealer for this famous
RtJV MOBF Witt RDNHC
f'x-Star Service Special.". . . Come in -today Hlf spbbd the VICTOHY
Everyone. looks .lovely wearing flowers. So
wear' a. flowered hat for Easter. Try a
toque that's a profusion of blooms . . , or
a simple, sailor with one lone blossom;
We've flower hats that will be the most
becoming you've had in seasons!
Jda1F&inte'4
ASHLEY CHEVROLET CO.
1 S. 6th St. Phone 4113