Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 30, 1945, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textfate Subsidies Jill Recommended For Senate Action Catut ot 1,11110 ubwlcs' ioT nOO COUimtTH WWW VYVI inidaliilivn hnrdlu to. ! . a tn H votn. thn inn. invcrnmontol efficiency com I -.m.nHiiH for nniitiuue 11)0 In Utf OPEN CONTACT MITERS HERE L,d here Thursday in the fmont of tho courthouse to tT. veteran.' affairs, with Vr ... "111... Dnl nnfl nit. file office wus secured for hCuy Cordon and Wayne L ft crnns and their families I Invited to bring tliclr prob t ..rflra uhlph will be K from 8 a. m. to 12, and 10 to 4 p. m., ilx days a week. Ilrby, who wni assigned to I office by uoi. ram i. wrier, I , lltM fitolrmal office. trim administration, Port- PjJ . Wnt-IH War 2. wit !ich he served from 1030 until 2 Since Ills discharge Kllby been In veterans' work at tnes general facility in van I.... w.ttv. Rniu-burtf vetcr I nnuphiirff! Astoria (tl hncpltal and Tongue Point fail air station, Astoria. Just i nnmlnif hnra hfl Wfl na. listed with the regional office tersns iKimimnirMiiuii run ...ncblnit iinrlpr Cnl. Cnrtrr , ! MnpU Prniu ulll urvfl Hi kretiry, working with Kllby In u. ntlinm will wnrlr In rnwMru una uit'" .. . . . " -- , I tt t Alhnu ulnrnm nr. Eilzatlons here, Including the M cross, tor inn dohchi ui vci- fens ana tneir aepenacnis. OBITUARY rntll.tn KOnrMT rANNINO burl Robert rannlng. Infant on of ana rir. lann v. tTHnuui, at iui h. Klamalh relit. Da-tad away In i city on Wednesday. March 38, 184ft von a. m. lletldee hit Darenta. ha U Ivtvtd by two brother, Dallas and ftnnte ranning; eix e latere, omron, I, Opal, Maryltn. Barbara and Jackie enlne. paternal grandmother. Effle fentna at Buaanvllle. Cnllf.r and mi. fell grandmother, Charlotte Carr of ktwood, California. Graveside rv. twara neia at i-inxvme come wry, v March 20. 104A. ml TOO D. m. CoVi Funeral Home. 033 High, had art or arrangement. hill rnrmnrlf Inn iinn Ann Ann thO fltllllV. If.llWMM.I ....-1 -- -... u, luuu our puui ior postfinic future appro prlritlon to the locul govern- .huiiuii BKUnciCS lor nrw ui.r proJectB and Improvements. Senator Hnlph E. Swing (R) of San llcrniirfliiin nhninn.... co nmlttcc and a co-author of the ouusiuy mil presided at the hear ing. The commlltce'a action last night came only a few hours afU y uuveruor wurren had rei terated at n nrOXH rnnfnr,m. I was opposed to the principle of w.u M4ip ouosiuizmg expendi tures of cities and counties. earlier In tho day voted to nU M.-..un w, cnminaic all earmark. "W .,r?m tho tflx eduction bill Which llHll hofln !..... I.. 1L- assembly and make tho measure i 4fi i ru" CHU on 1051 reduc- tlnn. Th la uiniiiri forf In atrllr mtt n . allocating $57,000,000 to the chips and counties for postwar ("m.hb bi,,, UCU nrtelC ln(J minlalrntlnri'ai i . i . V1 luur iax sources for the uwn postwar reserve. Ration Calendar Itatlnninei Board. 4M dffica houra dally, 10 a. m. Wit frtca and tin itreeL Offi itlon. II application" muat bo MAILKO In to nr rrtvm ana naii"inm uniu Main it root, and NOT urwanted in locEiiMrD roons BLUE HTAMPS-Kallon book 4-BIue fflpi X4 tnroutn u-a vana inrougi iren 31. uiuo tiamDi inroum u- lld through April 2D. Dlua lUmpi B through M-3 valid through June 3. tu alamoa N-l throuah 8.3 valid rouih June .to, JtZD STAMPS Ration book 4 Rad imM (j-o through SA valid throiigi prcn J i, Red aianiDi T-ft thrduah X ltd through April 30. Red alampa t uirougn u-d vana inrnu H lumps C-3 through J-3 va UGAR Ration book 4-Bufr fUmp valid thiugh Juno 3. . i HOES Ration book 3 Airplane imp l, 3 and 3 now vat Id. Loote imp invalid. GASOLINE -"A" 14 rounoni. 4 gal Si each, valid throuah March 31 4" IS coupon!, 4 gallont oach, valid rnpin June 21, jtTOVES Apply local board for oil, p iwto ccrtiiicaie. WOOD, COAL. SAWDUST Dr alar do. tmlnet dfflivstrv nrlnrllv frnm eon- tmr't written tatement of annual pii and quantity on hand. frUTU OIL Period (lncluilve) ftponi valid through Auguat 31. Not re than 70 per cent of teainn'a ration gould have been Uaed to date In Port tr4 area, 75 per cant In Roebur area M AO per cent In North Head area. RICE CONTROL Refer Inquiries and wwniitnii 10 price ciartt at local ooara. "mr lunthol-in areas unaer red' II rnt Pnnlrftl . all nntait tulllni ilu mutt be registered, and changea IOPS1S Or ANNtTAT. RTATKMEKT ni LONDON Sc LANC'AaHllIC IN- VITY-COMPANY OP AMERICA ot w to tho Inmrance Commtiiloner of ouia or Oregon, nurtuani to law: '1 premluma received t4,306J)S3.M Ti eiiaia Income J77.0BI.13 i irom otnor aourceg ,w BO.B0.1.21 Crcrar Jumps Oft I Special Election To Cost $75,000 SALEM, March 30 (P) The special election on June 22 will cost $79,000, of which the coun ties will pay $50,000 and the state $25,000, David O'Hara, head of the state elections di vision, said today. There will be two measures on the ballot. One would enact a 2-cent cigarette tax to raise $2,000,000 a year for schools, and the other would levy a property tax of 5 mills for two years to raise $10,000,000 for new buildings for state institu tions of higher learning and for stale hospitals. ; . HARD EGGS CHICAGO, March 30 (IP) Servicemen are going to get a i surprise when they pick up i some of the eggs which will be used in the egg rolling contest at Grant Park Sunday. To save food, brightly colored "wooden" eggs will be used in the contest, i but there'll be 3000 real hens eggs, too. radar, March 30, 1945 HERALD AND NEWS THREE Ii It's a "frozen" article you need, advertise for a used one In the classified. Chiloauin Alan KfTl. -a m ... ...... ..winyrc ui lawornia la hure visiting friends. uunaiu omnn oi the ski troops Is home on a leave visit- Ino hi. t.lk.. i i.i .... .,. ,m jricnas. Tk... ...Ill I rviu uc an annual sun rise service on the hill cast of town this Easter. The Boy Scouts have erected a large ;;i.iir :....ino pudc Lumber Output Due to Fall Off WARITlwn-rnxT n nn National lumber production may fall as for ns 10 per cent below that of 1044, the Lumber Sur vcv committee reported to Sec- ui mmnii-rce waiiocc yes- IprHliV RnB.nn .1 . . . . j, ...wun ,ui ulv prcaiciea decrcaso Is increasing manpower .v.Bv,, ui neavy auiy tires, and Inadequate supplies of trucks and tractors. After a long period ot inaction, the Canadian First Army, headed by Lt.-Gen. H. G. D. Crerar, above, swung into action in the all-out drive on Germany, and what may be the final push of the war. LEGAL NOTICES KM.,??.7! .1.. .?"?" . lin-U V- "T,w"' ,v" ne unoar m?ni i I Iy PPlnld Ad. !!rd'def,lur.d' y ,h Circuit Court rLMUZ Sif ? 01 0rnoa for Klamalh County. All peraoni having c la I mi agalnit aald eatate are nollfled to pre AJ?li".rn.e' PnPrlyL verified, to the aald Atfrninlatrafer at the office of hli at ??rBBy'Jl,.nY . in lh Stewart Draw Building. 731 Main Slreet. In the City of Klamath Falla, Oregon, wllhln lx ffl) monlha from the date of thla notice. Dated March 0, 1D4S. Admlnlitntor of the EiUta of M't'lS.J3-30; A. S No. S3. NOTICE Or riNAt, ACCOUNT Notice Ii hereby given that I have filed my final account ai admlnlatratrlx of the EtUte of Mary D. Day, deceased, and the Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, Klamath County, hai flxad ten o'clock In the forenoon of Saturday. April 7. IMS, In the court room of aald court, at the time and place when and where any person may prnent any objection! or exception to anything therein contained, and at iafd time and place the court will finally aettla Mid account. VERA L. CHASE, Admlnlatratrlx. M. 916.33-30; A. 6 No. 54. Keno Mrs. Wayne Srjencer of Bes- wiek, Calif., submitted to an op eration in a Klamath Falls hos- fiital last week. She is lmprov ng very satisfactorily, accord ing to relatives here. Mrs. Wil liam Cochran is a daughter of Mrs. Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Anderson and young daughter of Ashland visited at the home of Mrs. An derson's mother, Mrs. C. H. Mc Keen, for several days last week. Mrs. Earl Scherer substituted for Miss Lytle last Thursday since she was ill. Miss Lytle is the first and second grade teacher. Mrs. Wright and her grand daughter, Edna Price of Med- ford, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Wright's niece, Mrs. Charles Huskinson. L. A. Smith made a trip to San Francisco the first of the week. Mrs. Dean Augustus and small son, Murray Dean, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Augustus' sister, Mrs. Wayne Spencer, at Bcswlck, Calif. Lloyd George Buried Today TY NEWYDD, LLANYS TUMDY, Wales, March. 30 VP) Near the rippling River Dwyfor, David Lloyd George was burled today. Thousands of friends and neighbors gathered in silence on a sloping hillside and paid final homage to Britain's champion of the common man. Four grandsons, all of them in the uniform of British mili tary services, served as pall bearers. The mass of floral tributes to the man who led Britain through the first World war included one from Prime Minister Churchill. MACKINAWS WOOL JACKETS OREGON WOOLEN 800 Main ;TsUI Income' ... t4.473.S36.30 ., DISBURSEMENTS Jl tor loiiot .41.J17.ai.07 -.MWP.lllOlll ,ip.m,i .J'.,OW-f Ivnr commliiloni or IWmM - 1.009.O23.47 '"i and Itei-nfllcera, """on. horn, otfica cni- i. Ilcentn and fen lJS.SH.SJ "H Pld lo atockhold IS. nones alocK. Hy.M0.00l 330.000.00 WJtoncU paid or eradll.d lo olhr KD.nditur.ii '"!"! 647,8!o3 tl dlihiirncmenta 3.07S.83S.l(i 1,1,,. AUMITTED ASSETS ,. SH ff, rl Ulo owned limtrkei valuoi , , . o.oo rS?...i" m.r' and. col- Vwrl, etc 0.00 Kl' "a" ownad Lfflor,.'Iodl 4.9D6.7S0.B0 I,., . , "cl" owned (mar- valuei 1. aon.000.no fXl!" b,h.1" on hand .. 1.107 .307.3S PJJiumi In cmino ol col lkSlLt"1 wrlllan alnca Sen-' Lgmher 30. 11)44 1,308,807.10 fJKM and ranla dua and . iSS""1 , 34.701.33 rar aiaeta (n.L ' A.nfl..lo ,3,807 ,068.3.1 IJW'Kmltlad ..rH in.031.774.07 HABIUTIES, surplus and other lr,S'"r "npald claim. .... 100.000.00 W "7 Pwnlumi on ' ? account., f... ' ' llK.i j "ccd S.000.00 cm?ie? "mount dua or aq- . rT..,,or '"" - 160.800.00 rSP'WIona. brrftnr.on . or tttirt "" dua and ac wriiniiitica'":::::;::;:r:::":r S2 " over all 'llahllllL. (Wi'fa"" rd Pa'tM" .118,781.0(1 33.347.70 an inn Ran QR 000.000.00 lUUOtiipf.DI 3,888,307.81 I B,'" "RECJON 70R THE YEAH I &Jm rooetved I 47,388.01 4isJl S"'.nnnvi ' 5 a ""',lt' '"'nnl'l' Com- m. f ""danti ailbart Kinsan. : 'Willi.'. sorlaryi John Urnnon. """v 0" ah" ""orneJ' "'' For Your We are featuring those delicious Hot Cross Bunt. No Easter Dinner will be complete without these tempting ; delicacies. They are made especially . . good and this will be your last chance this season to enjoy, eating 1 them. So place your orders early and . above aM else be sure to include . ' 'several ".dozen.' This will bring a .smile from, every member of your , . Vi- family, and if you serve tnem re- .heated this smile will turn to praise. ; ' Also we are featuring a variety of ,. "' rolls and domits to add variety to . your menus. . ; (''.. - When placing your orders remember . ' we have some of our rich .delicious .. Fruit Cakes in stock. They make ' ,'.'. .any menu. complete, and are simple , and easy to serve. Farm Master 4 A CHICKS 17 Ea. In lots of 100 New Hampi, Rocks, R. Reds. 3A Grade 15c Ea, -.mm.. PULLETS Place your orders now for future de livery for Heavy Breeds or Leghorns. Sears Farm Store SO MANY CHILDREN Live In W Shoes ... because they are V MORE COMFORTABLE 1 EXTRA FLEXIBLE i EXPERTLY STYLED PERFECTLY FITTED ( Child's Sandal Small toes feel free and active this two-strap barefoot sandal. These, play partners coolly take everything in their" stride.-White leather. Sizes tf'i to 3. 2.49 'Bunny Ear' Lounger The hit of the playground and -school room! Little girls' smart version of big sister's favorite slip-on shoe. Flexible, leather sole. Red or y QO brown. Sizes 12 Va to 3 Child's Saddle Oxford Smart little misses are back in the saddle again! Fine quality brown and white leather. Springy,, durable rub ber soles. Superior fitting qualities. y AQ Sizes 814 to 3. Bilrwell Shoes Dressy shoe with perforated toe ... . ideal for dress and play. Expertly . crafted up pers of fine quality leather. Correct lasts . . . all specially designed for' growing feet. Black. '' AQ a.-I I ajX "' , JSv Sizes 8V4 to 3 Girl's White Sandal Small fashion plates wear these white T-strap sandals. The one-inch heel is' consid ered tops .in style. Cool open toe; Serviceable leather sole. Sizes O 4Q 12 Mi lo 3. .- Sandy Nevin Jr. Shoes School ' and playtime, style that can take rough wear. Sturdy quality antiqued brown leather. Comfortable flexible construction. Tough leather sole.-Popular military style. Boys sizes to 6. "w z ,A EASTER wi3P v , ajaaaw If - Felts 4" ,v J ...... r ...... . ;. , . - "J ' . . . . - ?J ' ' ' ' ' ' " l. .... Uftiu Top-off your appearance with good looks, smart style by. wearing a Pilgrim hat. 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New Spring Sport Shirts , Sport shirts for 1945 Just arrived.. Clever, new Spring numbers in plaid colors. For sport or casual wear. Two pockets, long or short sleeves. Choose large, medium 4 QO or small sizes. ala JO MEN'S PRE-FLEXED SANDY NEVINS 4 35 . . Put yourself in our fam ous Sandy Nevin shoes the. kind that men wear-, with pride and satisfaction in their good appearance; their pre-flexed soles that insure easy ground ' coverage. An tiqued brown leather uppers hold a bright shine. Leather linsoles. Goodyear welt construction. SEARS EASTER TOGS FOR LITTLE MEN . '-.: -; , t . c-.-t;,;,-. For Regular Fellas who get around FRATERNITY PREP - SPORT COATS A 3-button single breasted drape model, half . . . lined wiuY rayon. "Fraternity Prep" tailoring : assures perfect fit and lasting service. Choice of many patterns in blue.-.brown or tan..Sizes 10 to 18. " ; Sport Slacks.- Drape- model tapering., slacks have stylish dropped belt loops, 3 sturdy pockets, pleats and cuff bottoms. .Wool cassi- mere or gabardine fabrics. Teal, brownvand blue. Sizes 10 to' 18; -VK-la 95 '..'': ft?- iaaaaial ' ' 1 fJ trrtanf- '-'ir Colorful Polo Shirts "Boy ville Jr. DeLuxe" qual ity in colorful stripes. Crew neck, short sleeves. Choose blues, maroons or . 79c browns. Sizes 4 to 10. ' w Blaier Striped Slack Socks. Knit of good quality cotton yarns. Snug fitting, tops. Pop ular assorted color combina tions for smart appear- lOg ance. Sizes .8 to 11. Boyville Jr. Hats Dressy hat for his more im portant dates. 100 wool felt . rreHtions in- new s blues, browns, peacock blue. Pre blocked, welt - edge, pinch front. Sizes. 8 'A :; : 1 AG Any Purchase of $10 or More May Be Mad on Sears Easy Payment Plan 133 SOUTH 8TH STREET TELEPHONE. 5188 ,.