D GRDSS WAR
CAMPAIGN
W QUOTA
In Ashley, chairman of tho
t.,,.,1 Unit at tho muutmit of
Lneii of tho various cirlvu
tn HIT, iv "viM
rni.ihiitloni oro not com.
L 09 oulckly un thoy should.
ivroll il-'oiips. Anhloy,
ih huvo piuaKC" uuiiiuiuiin,
i ruinlttad thorn un vet,
,rlntf reaching liio stw.uuu
for Kiumuin county
Lniinnii to tho wur fund
E r ti n ii h a d uuDroxImatuly
)00. WIU1 HH" iiunriy
LVi..C. March 31. About $1U.-
como in yov.
Unonmeiit. labor and Indl
MMI-O , , . ,
inU uro uruuu iu uuuy in
til"'' LUIil IUIUIUIIB UUII I.
nr too nua u.rosH umuu io
L nrnund. Donutlons will be
RutH at 418 Mnln. any time.
f0 aro booths conveniently
jtcd In various downtown
s nnn DtinitJi, wun man
the Marine Barrack do
, their lime to help collect
ibullonM.
rhrck for $100 was rc-
icd by Charles Stark, man-
r uf ino cnaninur oi com
from unucu Air uincn
the Red Cross wur fund
letter nccoinuunvhiu the
tk rend. "We uru anxious to
feme a pnrt of the Klamath
Is commumiy, nnu upprcci
thi.t opportunity to lake un
vc part Ui community activ-
he bum 1 1 conuminlty of Kirk,
m a quota tor the first time
the IIMS drive, topped Us
ta by March 3. Tho quota
i placed at $23 and Kirk sent
HU.
fcvufta 9A0.00
ud undor An tune I'atntaok, J. U.
man. Mr. Ann Todd. Mr. Dynm
til, Knuik Lurmh. Mr. and Mrs,
nt Kcnyuti, Marlon MunuJuia, Mr.
Mr. Lvidl lUjnus. M. J. Looaloy
family. Clinton U Williams. J. W.
n. Mr. W. V. Ilaloiuck. Mr. mid
Albert Htaatny, Mr. and Mrs.
rd rtrik. Kronk Colllnt. J. K.
num. M. W. nrown, Mr. mid Mr.
Taylor. Mr. and Mm. o. W. Brick
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wat.
i. Helen Ottoman. Unnry KuMln.
ind Mr. T. A. UcMorrltt. Dan Wlod
Mn. Ted Dogol, Mr. and Mr, ban
ihnwn, Mr. and Mrs, P, Q. Wilton,
and Mr. Vincent llavllna, Ulan
iti, Wlllmr Nino. Mr. and Mr,
a Broth Mirk. Jot) Mirk a Jr.. Nellie
t, Mr. and Mra. William llsjnus.
iph Kuni, Mr. and Mr. Jew
jwk. W. J. Cux. Auattn Darker,
i Trtmhly, Ilarley Mann, Homer
mo, Mrs. Herman Kamplns. Ida
jkl, Hnmar J. Clark. Joe Kablanek.
C. Dallon. William Hawkins, Mnlln
a Aid. l.ro Donovan. Art Olawtcr,
Miry Tufell, Wood row Decker.
Olson. Mr. Henry Howe, Jamm
r, Danny Adamor. Kred Hpolok.
f, Oliver, C. A- Lammeri, Mr. and
A. E. Htreet. Mr. and Mr. Emll
h. Mr and Mra. Ed Ivenon, Paul
k. Mr. and Mm. nam wooaiy,
Ptnuk. John Thomaon.
and Mr. Ceortle Kablanek. Mr.
Mnt. n, H. Johnaon, Mr. and Mr.
, ucrra, Mr. and Mr, urnn Kina,
Annie Worlnw, Mr. and Mr. U. 0.
. Mr. nd Mra. W. A. Canity. Mr.
Mr. Bay Van Meier. Mra. Cieorie
kk, Mr. and Mr. Anton Sleyakal,
Catnerlna Jnnnton. w. m. snarpie.
and Mn. Ueorce William.
, and Mra. Stanley Jonnvon. Airen
Mr. and Mr. John nrothanak,
John lllckey, S. B. Oliver. Mr. and
L Tlinma. Mr. and Mr. Kay Kuni.
and Mrs. RolMtrl WlUon. Marie Mc-
biick, Mrs. Pat O'Connor. H. U
fn, Wayne tlolbrook, T. E. Weather
Mr. and Mr, ntidolph Jellnek. Ja
tr. rclUberto Lawrence. Hay Drake.
fton nrbr, Carl Walcker. Harold
mm. Don Smith, Dr. and Mra.
Trout.
Ration Calendar
nr Price and Rationing Board. 430
n ttrtet. Office hours dally. 10 a. m.
p. m. rnone sioi tor an iniur-
n.
DDllcatlona tnnat ba MAILED In to
War Prlea mnit llnllniilne Bnsrd at
Main atreot, and NOT nreaentod in
't KKflKn vnonajt
.UE STAMPS -nation book 4 nine
i x-5 throush n-a valid throngn
i 31. Blue stamps C-3 throufh G-3
thrmiah Anrll an niim ilimni
throtifh M-3 valid through June 3.
umiia n-a inrougn a-4 vanu
ft) J una An.'
D STAMPS flat Inn honk 4 Red
m Q-9 through S-S valid throuch
n ji. itea iiomoi t-d inrougn ao
thrmitfh Anrll Sit. Hd ltarnos
throiiuh D.a vmWH ihi-mitfli Jnim 2.
itamp E-2 through J-3 valid through
OAR nation book 4 Sugar itamp
uld through June 2.
Oes-n a 1 1 a n bonk ft Alralana
M 1. 3 and fl nnw valid. Looaa
m Invalid.
wim6"A" n coupons, e ai-
cn. vaiin tnrougn warcn- ai,
18 coupons, 4 galloni each, valid
3VEftAnn1v Irutat hAird in All
cariificatea. . .
yu, coal. SAWDUST Dealer ne-
Ml rleltvAPV nrlnrttv from eon.
inn nuantltv on hand.
fKL Oil, Period 1-5 (Inclusive
loni VHiid through August 31. Not
' 'o per ceni or sensnn a rmoni
id nave bean used to date In Port-
rtB 7K na. Man! In tlAaaklir ml
Pr eenl In North Head area. M
P CE CONTROL nofor Inqulrlca and
K'''" io nrice riork at mrni nonrn,
LEGAL NOTICES
fc!)01" hereby given that the tinder-
Hh " npomiea auminiirairiK
itnij. V0, liuni mAituniir. i
pyiv, formerly ruth m. ware. e-
tQ, atlrl ! mllfrl All nannni
r claim against snld estate are
thiL ""r"1' H" wmo with propar
'tuHtiiira, ni me niuce oi u,
oweniore. 3UI fitownrt.Drnw Rulld-
IAianiaii) mile, Oregon, within six
'JJJ. 'n tho date hereof.
i'n qay oi nunrcn, ivto.
oi.llA- H. SWKETMAN,
I,, Administratrix.
A. 4-11 No.
SB.
W Digestion? S3
pdachy? do
ur or Upset? do
red-Listless? an
$U'1 Iildnhy nnd pt duo io
?lf illiwitod food? To fool chwrfu!
' nap,y nRn your j00(1 mujt bo
:f I ' W, Nnturn must producA nliout
ninln of a vital dlgontlvo Julm to
I'mt your food. It Nature Mb.
5L 4 V" romsin 'undlROJted
rCJ0" ldacby and Irrltublo.
Ik . l?r" yu wiat lnnroana tho flow
' J Stlvo Juice. Cartcr'a Little
f Innraano thla flow quickly
V." "".Uttte as 80 mlnutca. And,
3,;n tho road to fmllne better.
Jopond on artlflclal aid, to
thtf (ndlgoatlon whan Oartert
S yvr Mia aid digoatlon attor Na
' n ordor. Tnko Cartar'a Little
aiiS" 5? dl"wtod. Got toem t any
"WW, Only 261.
U. S. Army Man
to hnlw rant
1 Pictured com
mnndor of U.S.
82nd Alrborno
Dlvlilon,
MaJ.-aen.
Raced
10 Stagger
11 Novel
HDIrecU fire)
14 Solnei
15 Turn
17 North
Dokoto (ab.)
in nny
20 Lyric poem
22 Toward
23 Half-em
24 Upon
25 riock
27 Engrave
30 Chaldean city
11 Account of
(ab.)
11 Infant
55 Cnnvnn ahcllcr
38 Klther
SB Erbium
(aymbol)
41BrlJIh (nb.)
43 Permit
45 Meadow
48 Musical nolo
47 Low
40 Sicilian
volcano
52 Matt
54 Standard of
value
MEnclbih river
86 Auricle
the U. S.
Army Air
Forces'
VERTICAL
1 Jelly
2 Hcpljr
8 Sea eaglo
4 Observo
5 Obtain
8 Too
7 Discover
8 Born
0 Dljcncum.
bered
12 Moist
13 Also
18 Steal
lOFlnlstf
21 Female deer
25 Center
20 Ago
28 Is oblo
20 Torrid
33 Spanish danc pouch
34 Before 50 Tennessee
42 Knock
44 Squad
45 Earth
46 Distant
48 Membranous'
35 Golf device
36 Eradlcotor
37 Recede
40 Spoil
Valley Au
thority (ab.)
SI Negative word
S3 Dance step
... v W S5 n
tZ W i n
N II I M 1 Jja
Tin Siill Urgently Needed
In County Salvage Drive
TO MEET IN APRIL
By The Associated Press
State, federal and local rec
lamation officials will assemble
in Spokane April 3 to set the
date for the reclamation district
elections to decide further devel
opment and repayment of federal
contracts on the Columbia basin
development, Art Garton, state
director of conservation and de
velopment, reported yesterday.
Garton said the site was select
ed as a convenience for federal
officials now in the northwest
who wish to attend the session.
Elsewhere in the northwest
the proposed establishment of
the Columbia valley authority
received the backing of the
Grand Coulee chamber of com
merce, while the Lewlston, Ida.,
chamber declined to take action
on a request by the Idaho. Falls
chamber that they oppose crea
tion of the authority.
Maundy Thursday
To Be Observed
Maundy Thursday will be ob
served at St. Paul's Episcopal
church on March 29 with a
choral celebration of Holy Com
munion and the consecration of
the new chalice of Paten. '
On Good Friday a three-hour
service will bo held from 12
noon to 3 p. m. On Saturday,
March 31, a baptismal service
will be held at 3 p. m. and the
lighting of the pascal candle
will take place at 5 p. m.
WdneUr, March St, IMS
The county control sulvage
committee met Monday In the
Pelican enfe to discuss the
siiIvmkc program,
It wus disclosed at the lunch
con Hint additional quantities of
tin are needed for the comple
tion of a railroad carload. Paul
Lee, county salvage chairman,
urged that anyone having tin
to bring It In to the salvage de
pot, U0U Market, so that the car
may be filled and shipped imme
diately. Approximately 80 tons of
paper were collected In the kick
off drive Sunday. This week is
the kick-off for waste fat
salvage, but a house-to-house can
vass will not be made. House
wives ere requested to turn their
waste fats In to tho butcher
whore they will be reimbursed
with cash and rod points.
The central salvoge depot is
The Road to
Berlin
open 24 hours a day for the con
venience of the citizens of Klam
ath county. As soon as waste
material Is accumulated, it
should be brought to the depot
so that shipments may be kept
rolling, Lee stated.
These kick-oft drives, Lee
said, are just the beginning of
tho organized salvage program
which will continue as long as
waste materials are needed in
the war effort.
Quickly Relieves Distress of .
StzmStafiy
A little Va-tro-nol up
cacn nosmi enccuveiy
and promptly relieves
distress of head colds
makes breathing easier
. . . also helps prevent
many colds from devel
oping If used In time.
directions In folder.
YlCKSYATROriOL
ip.cl.l
Oiiinoiir
N.ti Dr.it
Wilkl Flit
lllkt Wkirs
Illlkll III
.
By The Associated Press '
Eastern front: 32 miles (from
Zellln).
Western front: 225 miles
(from Lohr; German report on
3rd army).
Italian front: 544 miles (from
Reno river).
All
V.F.W. Meeting
Friday, 7:30 p. m.
At DANCELAND
I members of local post 1383 requested
to be present for important business.
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