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Newspaper Page Text88 Bank Head Wounded IIP! Monday. April a. 1M HEHALD AMD OTWt-rtVI Easter Weekend - Mr. and Mrs. Kobert Caster spent tes ter weekend In Tennant as guests of Mr. Caster's parents. In Bremerton Mrs. Lon Sap ders went to Seattle to loin ha husband who Is there, awaitln' new orders. tar FDR 1UT1 HERE It - i i" 1 i I' fUt'i Eximi Nuvy qualify ing I oxuiim wm cr tucuunxlully Ipssatrt I" Portland rccpnily by CliytiiK li. Burlwletlu ami Clenilci !t, MHUt of Tu!'uli, hikI VVu. wy V. Ithoutlit und Leonard T. POWtr of Klnmulli Kails, and 'Richtii'd T. NkholK of Lulu'Vluw. Th f'vii yminti mmi worn nn In active duly tit homo or tliiuu months bufaru bclnii endured to jtrtlnlng ccnturs. ; Mevlng Hare Louis Pctmldt, Who was tintufci rod In Ilia roc tarnation cnHlnmir'ii nfflw liuro litre woukii imo from .Simula (am, - moved Ills fiimlly und jUMhold furniture licru ovur lstsr weekend. Homo PKC Erno.t William Jolly, ion of Mr. unci Mrs. A. W. Jolly, illOU Ciillfurniii, In homo for 10 duys Iji'foro ha rnporU lo (Jump Buula, Morynvlllc, Collf., for uvemuuit unilKiimaiit. Jolly hns ban stationed at McCnw Cionerul hospital. Wullu Walla, Wmli., with I Im U. 8, urmy modi cul corps. The Jollyn huvo r.n othor on, ft!t. Edward Jolly, now uervlnii wltli tlio army In thu Pllll)IIIFt1, t Tjanifarrod W. p. Urnnult, KJlamatton-ufdcu unulnuur, who as bn livro on apaclal detail 0r th punt Iwonrul-ahnK nontha from Hhunlu dum, hna lean transferred to Tucuinuurl. f Sawing D.morulr.tlon The Miliar homo cxti'imlnn cliita of latin will mcut Tuendny, 7:30 IK)! in inc hin school and arn "hhol'l Lilts on Hums iwIuk." Klactiuii of of f iciira will i held the samn nvonini). ffom Stanford Merlon Al- HVMnt. dnuitliliT of Mr. una Mrs, inH i. AlbWlit of ail) Puvifle fanfare, It homn from SUinlnrd unlvirlty at I'alo Alto, Calif., for tprlnil vnciilltin. V Lutheran Ludici Klamath tuUii ron Ladles' Aid will meet Tuwduy. 2 p. m. ut tho church piuiom. Hostessus. will bo Mm. Tta HotiKli und Mil. C. W. Murdock. W Home Aanin William McDan icl of 2IMI MIcIiIhiiii, linnTtiliirned home from llillsldo hospital wharo h hits hrcn receiving mad I on 1 treatment. Crapo Racovarlna Mr. und J Mm. Leon Crapo of 324 Martin, luivc raturnrd from Loa Angelcg i with nawg Unit Ihnlr son llurold. who hn bren seriously III, is now convalescing; In the hospi tal. Cltirenco Crapo, with his wife and son Lurry, uccompanlcd his parents. Thuy stooped to sou lanotner son, Paul, in victory vlllo, I Woman of Moose Womon of the Mooxo will meet In ruuulur session In the Moose hull, Tues day. April 3, at U p. in, Commit tee chairmen of the Academy of Friendship, library, membership, Moosehavon and Mnoseheart, publicity and war relief are to make their reports ut this thnn. Tho exocutlvo committee will meet promptly ul 7:30 p. m, Improving Tho condition of R. 8. "Hack" Grlgshy was reported sightly Improved to duy at Klamath Vullvy hospital. Tho pioneer Klainolh resident litoi been seriously 111 for, the past several days suffering from a kidney ailment. M eating The educational Committee of the chamber of Commerce wilt hold a meetlnu in tie chamber office Tuesday lit l a. m. at II IB I The Funeral Ceremony Is a Tribute ' 5 By CARL WHITLOCK ', It Is an expression of love nd ths rouurd in which the on depurted has been held by Uioao who re main. And us llioh II cortuin ly should ex prass tho ut most In beauty and distinction, Hot otherwise can It show a trua reflection. wow to do such a thing, Srovided c o s i I Comparative ly glniplu. lint to accomplish tills result with limited outlay, ia a matter thai calls for ro Kurces, experience, skill, un derslsndlng and great consider ation on tho part of the funeral Plreclor. u And we, of this organization 00 sincerely feel that no Funer al Service, held under our cure, (alls) to express tho utmost in reverence and dignity, In dis tinction and beauty. So Is It in .variably, u fitting tribute from ft davotod family to a dopartud Ipvad one. ! And this Is true even where the cost of tho Funornl Service Is so low that It might almost be considered nominal. 1 'i i Klamath Woman Monlloned A news rolcusc from allied head. .quarters In Italy, lelllnu of tho popularity nf the opera with I Wiics, Includes the nomo of I'KO Adeline Houck nf Klamiilh Falls iimnng women who have attend ed the opera In Italy. I Rabekah Lodge Thursday, April 8. Prospcr'ty Rcheka'h IndKO will meet in Ilia IOOF hull it 8 p. m and thc-e will be initintlon of now members i litis lime. rootprlnters A meeting of tna Klumalh chanter nf tho In Urnatlnnal Fontprlntrm will be noia at mo rcucan cafe on April i at 7:30 p. m. Book Review AUW s'ter- tioon hnolc rhih will mnAf W4. nesnay, Am 4, nt the home of Mrs. Howard Bnrnhlsel on Con ger. Mrs, J. It, Shaw will re view Edna Korber's book, "arcat son. - Greetings Cabled Pvt. An thnnv Prnnn In lrnM n.. D.., James Crnpo in Italy,' with the fll-mV Ul nrl ITn.tMM .. . ! i .. , .r...... ...utvi piriTtiuHR HI their parents, Mr. ond Mrs. Leon Vacations End Among stu dents who loft for the University ui uirun in r-UKeno on suntlny iiikiu, Biior a wook or Kaster vn entinn wra Minj Tnn n l. Barbara Hood, Jeon Lonit, Betty buuiuuiu una Aiury LtUnury. In Hospital Roy Gooding of the Lakuvlow highway was moved to Hillside hospital- for medical treatment Sunday afternoon. I Next Saturday Mr. Whltlock pi the Enrl Whltlock Funeral Home will comment on EASTER. Madforrf far Failp UT-. Dorcen Williams spent Euster wueiienu in nienmrn Willi nor mother-in-law, Mrs. Don Miller. Tending Mother Mrs. Billle iei acHiue, is nere will) her mother, Mrs. Art Borgesan, Who is hmni- rnnuxlitiolnM nflni. a severe Illness. WHY BE FATV CUt illmmir without exercise Vou rniy Ion pound i and hive a more flendcr. inccfu) fieuir. No tirrcfilitf . NuluaUrti. Nodrui. Wilh thU AVOH pUn you don"l nit out iny ml, tuich. poe ttlMi, meii or buiicr. you rim ply tut itim down, U i flr - whn you enloy dHIHnua (vlit mm fonlfictl) AY OS bt(oi mel. Aliuilulrlv harmltaa. frv ii Ui Iif. bot ot AVOW. J0-dy wpntv onlr I J l.V Money hark on tkf tfy firti bog U )ro m l it multt. VhoM ('urrln'a for Dmf, Wanvonrr lrvf Co. 1 FtVirrf'-1 i if H - A Eddie C. Bammons, Portland- er who is well-known in Klam ath Falls, hss been named pres ident of the United States Na tional bank of Portland. He suc ceeds Paul S. Dick, who was elevated to chairmanship of the Boara. osmmoni ties been ec ttve in the state wer bond pro gram, a member of the board of higher education, and is firesiaont ot Oregon Wer Indus rles. Ine, The U. 8. bank hare is a branch of the Portland bank he heads. E ID HERE The chamhei nf rnmmrft U mulntiilning a free clearing house to help wives and families of survlcemun und construction workers to find living quarters, and to help property owners fina, suitublo tenants. As many as S8 culls have been received ut the chamber of com merce concerning houses, most of tho requests Being made by rrillllh.H whn nrr nvnnnl I n n n uilmii from the stork. Many civilian iuiiiiiics nave appealer! to me chamber for housing, Including tnro mnnvimr and n.ilfltani. who have been transferred to iiiimuin rails. Charles R, Stark, chamber mnillH'f-r f-M(.U,l a Mall from V. H. Dutcher of Eagle invor, wis., wno aiked for as slttlinpA In finHlnff m hAm 1..,. The best that could be dona was to find a house at Chlloquln, Ore., which mean that In the veni -e cames to Kinmrth rails, ho will have to commute every day. FUNERAL rtANKtIN DUKE Q Nf AL Funeral Mrvlrfls) for Iha lata rranVlitt tki O'Nral, who pnuid away In thtt Inwlni a brief lltneu will bm held In the ciitmol ttt I lie Karl WhHKv-kt runeral Home. I'lne it Sixth, on Wednesday, April 4, IB45 at u a. m. under iha aunuirc nf Klamath Fall! Lodira No. 147 BPOE. Commlimanl Mrvleot and mtermani mi. view cemetery. Asm I ana. Ortrunn at a;.io p. m. with Ahland Lod Nn. PH aPQK officiating, ffiandi art invuoa. ClaMlfled Ads Bring Results. mm., m ml MEAT SAUCE WITH WE T-BONE mm .-'.r. Government Planes How For Sale Surplus Property Available April 6, 1945 $875"$2,400 depending on condition j Average cost new to Government approximately 9,000 proximately 3,000 Primary Trainers Meeting Rigid Army and Navy Specifications To Be Offered For Sale on a Price-Jag Basis by Reconstruction Finance Corporation u- .. .' .. . . You can now own your own plane. These Primary Trainers have been de clared surplus property by the Army and Navy. Every plane will bear a price-tag, giving essential information such as make, model, prlco, and conditions of sale. Whnt you buy is listed in black nnd white. Made for the Government by nation ally. known manufacturers, all the planes are single-engine, two-place models. Per formance records have indicated cruising speeds In excess of 90 milca-per-hour. If two or more people should went the same plane at the same time gie purchaser will be decided by drawing lots. For information on where these Pri mary Trainers may be seen, get in touch with your nearest Sales Center listed immediately below, or consult your near est RFC Disposing toan Agency. . Aviation Activities Co. Concord, Calif. Wostern Skyways Service ' Portland -Troutdala Airport Troutdale, Oregon tath Price-Tag Gives this Information Selling Price Make, model, msnufscturtr's serial number Service identification number Make and horsepower of engine Conditions ar.t terms of isle -' tB) l.T, PIMKSTRUCT.CJ FIMC5 CORPORATION PISP.0IIN3 10AN AQINCIil AT, AtUhU Rotton Chirletle Chleiso CleveUnd f Dellu Denver Detroit Houiton Kenift City, Me. hm Ansrlee Mlnnepolle Neiv Orlrane New York Omnh Philadelphia Portland, Ore. Rlchmoed St. l.enla flalt'Lahe City 8en Anlonir, Ben Sranriico a Sratlla ' ' Expanded research and ex- perlmental work by the Klamath farm experimental stutlon was under discussion Saturday at a conference of state extension service and local advisory board members. The experimental area hero tills year will huvc about $:0,000, Inuludlnx $10,(100 from tho Dtiiti', $10,000 from tho county, and $10,000 contributed locally. It - was nlnnncd In conduct work thla year on class No. 8 lands and on peat soils, as well as to study thu. affects of certain chemicals In botuto nematode control. Present at the conference were Ralph Basse, assistant di rector of experiment stations for t h e state extension service; Hsrry Sehoth, USDA agrono mist: D. D. Hull. Orernn Ktr.tr college agronomist; County Agent C. A. Henderson; A. E. urosa, in cnarxe oi tno work here: Henry Semon, E. A. Geary and Dick llvnzcl, Bdvlsory board members, and Bob McCain bridge, assistant county agent. OBITUARY rANKI,IM IltJKC O'UV.M. rmnklln Ouko O'Neal, fur the laat tft Vmn rtjldnl of KUmith county. Ore tfon puM-d sway In thla city on Balur dy. Marrh 31. HH3 t 3:30 p. ro frI lowlnf a hrlaf lllnat. Ha wat a native of Ardmora, Oklahoma, and at tha Lime of hla draih w ftf.-rj 9.1 yajam and w dayt. Surviving ara hli tvlft, Mr. Mai Ida O'Ntal ot Bly, Oregon; ont ton. PfC trvln Jamu O'Nual, NcttwrUnd. Kait Indlflj lija mother, Mr Uora Autry oi Me fl ford, Orim and ono half brolhar. Allan Autty alao of Mndfoid. Oregon. Mr, O'Neal wat tnenitwr ot Klamath rallt l.odtfo No. 13T ft POT. and tha Kiamath vounly rhambar of commerce. The remain rat in tna sari W hit lock runeral llomi, Tina at Bxth, whan frlvnda may call. Notice of fit ntral to bt announcad In Utia Um Ol tha paper. 'a. 'tV1 to f-3 "t s ,K 1 Pre Martin Tucker, US army, son of Mrs. Frank Forrer of Klamath Falls, was ground ed on Luson on February 27, according to word received from tha war department on March 23. Young Tucker saw action on New Guinea prior to being sent to tha Philippines. USE soothing, oily Resinol st once. See bow soon iieh inrj, smirlinr, snd minor soreness 13 relieved and skin be gins 10 improve. ' The specif metii. cstion hss gentle loDg.lamng ac.lon, Small Burnt ChaRnj Skin Serapet Dry Eciema Minor Rectal Irtittllon pimple Raihel Ivy Poiton At ttt dnuidL RBSIIOI!. At the camp and hospital com mittee meeting held this week at the Pelican cafe, it was learned that the navy, marine and army installations here uro in need of certain thlnus not provided by the departments. Ono davenoort and chair for the assistant field director's office nt the naval air station. This office is the only place that wives or visitors ha.ve to wait until the men get off duly. A baby scales was loaned last wook for use at the out-patient department at the naval dis pensary. No other scales were obtainable by tho disoensary because of priority regulations. Also needed are one or two small radios for patients In pri vate rooms. Equipment for a dark room would also be ap preciated. Men restricted to the station area need something to do besides wander around. Many of these navy men have good camera and could do their own developing and printing if the equioment was available Camp Tulclakc is in need of music for church services, not hymnals. Every Day Is SOMEBODY'S BIRTHDAY! We Specialize In GUIs For Him SlUDY'S 600 Mala THE During CONSTRUCTION Of the New Store Foulgers Will Be Located Temporarily At ANNEX 602 Main .Just Across the Street And in tho Next Block ' ssai Salve f!ie 4 Funks till villi 11 11 irh ri 11 m ill - 1 j 500 Cosh PRIZES Ut Prize 10,000 2nd Prize 2,000 3rd Prize M'.OOO 4thPrlie .... 500 5th Prix S0 6thPViie .... S0 7th Prise .... M0 Sth Prize .... 1 SO 9th Prise .... '0Q lOth Prize . . . tIPO, Next 90 Prizes, eochllO .... 90CT Next 400 Prizes, each 3.00 . . . 2,000 TOTAL S1T.SOO ii,- i,-iin"m-n sin f tiPif f Mi3e f . if VJI'ni w.f VrrsVr ry By Sciurday Night, April 7 Win :fl0,0C0, 2,000, ?1,000 or Any of 500 Cash Prize! in F.ACTi Magazine's New, Delightful Puzzle: Contest SOLVE THESE 4 PUZZLES NOW! f Wrifo your solutions en the Entry Form below t and mail the Entry Form on or before MUnt$htt Saturday, April 7thl ; Hero's a SAMPLE Piazf eust to Give You the Weo SAMPLE PUZZLE ONLY EArLANAMVri Now mia Sample Puk. Notioa the bbjecti ntttstntedl auui th pluj suul minus ogsu, which mcta thet you V(i4 or subtract. You ttm the It (ten O-A followod by phm dfii after which oddcs en object that it obviously an ARM. There fore, to O-A you add the Uttera A-R-M, which spree you O-A-A R-M. Then you subtract R es directed, staving OA-A-M. Next comes a plus ia followed by a PEN, so you sdd P-E-N. crviog you O-A-A M-P-B-N. to which you now add RING, phis the letter I, as directed. Thus you have CA-A-M-P-E-N-R-I-N-O-I, from which you then subtract PIANO. So you crow out tha letters P-I-A-N-O, lesTinc A-ME-RN-G-I, to which you add the next object. CAN. or the letters C-A-N. pvinf yoJ A-M E-R-N-O-I-C-A-N. from whrcb you finally subtract . the letters G-N-N, pvinf you AMERICA as tha sohitieaw OFFICIAL RULES OF THE CONTEST 1. This cent is open to everybody except emplovesi end relative of employee ol FACTS Msyeitnt or arty person or firm directly or indi rectly employed in condiKtlruj the eontnt. 2. A Group of 80 putties will be offered for solution. The solutions to the putslet will be names -of persons or places, books, movies, play or sonis. in fact spy nemo which the Kditor nay consider famous. I. A First Prise of 110,000.00 m nth and 499 other cash priies. tots lint 117,500.00, will be paid to the 500 entrants who by their auomUsioni achieve the hlineit scores m accordance with ail of these official rules. 4. The SO pun l art divided Into 30 Series of 4 putties each. Pussies 14 comprise Series Num ber Onti Punts 3-8 compni Series Number Two, etc,, etc, tha Group conrlitini of 30 Series. Each week contestants are asVed to mail their to lutiont to the puttlet. one or more Serisi of solu tions at a time, on or oeora Saturday night ol each wee. Submit your sohiuons for Serifs Number One es promptly as priilble. When we receive your solu tions for Serltl Number One. we will mail to you the remainini nineteen Ssries. st itwed. Solution! for three remsinint Series era to be submitted in accordance with ths tubminion dstrs printed on each Series. All Sariss must be qualified in ac , cordanco wilh Rule No. 8. 8- Once yon enter the conteit, the additional -puirlei will be mailed to you as issued. In sub mittint the solutions for a current Series, the con teitant is privileged to submit tho solutions for Srecedina. 8eriet. Solutions for the Twentieth cries must bo poitmsrked not later than June 16, 1945. Copies of any publication which may' con- tain any of the punles may be examined free at any Public Library, and tracings or copies of the Entry form or Aniwer Forms will be equally ac ; cep table at form clipped from the ninr.aiine or from a newipsner or circtilsr. Th Puitloi will be msilcd free upon rtqusii to tht ipontor. . ;. 0. Nestnsu does not count, but SPELLING of the correct lottitions It important. Any error in tpeMHii will count afelnit you unlets that error is so trivial or irrelevant that in the minds of the judge there Is no shadow of doubt but that you not only correctly solved the punle but alto sub mltted the correct name represented by same. PACTS Mans tine wfll not be rttponslble for sub missions or communications uoduly delayed, or not received, or lost In the mails either from the con tenant to PACTS Ms gaunt or from FACTS Mag a line to the contestant, 7. ThU It conteit of skill. Upon enterme, the 'center r, the contestant tvecs that prior to being awarded a prise, he or she will sign and execute under oath an aftdavit attesting that he or she' has not bought or exchanged aniwers in this con test, nor used answers boucht, exchanged or tup, plied. The contestant further agrees that tha deci sion of the Conteit Editor, in all matters affecting the conduct of the conteit, the acceptance of iub mlssrons.'and the time limit, cstablithed for the acceptance of submUsions under unusual circum Stcaces arising through no fault of the contestant, tht making of awards, and the measures invoked to insure intiividusl effort in fairness to all con testants, shall be final and conclusive. 8: To qualify lor a priie, the contestant ia re quired to accompany each Series of four solutions with 15 cents in coin. Each contestant who sub mils a complete Group of sotutions for this con tut qualified in accordance with the Rules will re ' ceive the book selected for the month of July by the Literary Classics Book Club. Any contestant . who becomes eligible to submit, and who does sub mit, a Group of qualified tie-breaking solutions, Mill receive the following months Book Club selec tion. Entrants who for any reason drop out of the contest before sending in the complete Group of SO solutions will receive a let of Quotations by Famous Statesmen. 9- Neatness wilt not count- Do not decorate your answers. Jutt submit your solutions in ac cordance with tho rulei. In esse of tics, if two or more parsons tie in submitting the correct solu tions, than the Arst two or more prires will be reserved for thoso contestants and will be awarded in the order ol accuracy of the submissions of those contestants to a first, and if necessary, a second, tie-breaking group of punlei, divided into Series exactly like tho rim Group. In case a second tie breaking Group of puuUs nscassary, contestants eligible to solve same will be required to accom pany their solutions to this second tiebreaking Group of puitlet with a letter of not more than 300 words on the subject: "The Putile I Found Most Interesting and Educational in This Con test." All tie-tircnking Bones must be qualified in accordance with tho provisions of Rule No. 8. - Only in case ties exist after such final tic-breaking ruirtlci have been checked will the letters be con sidered, and in that event they will be tudged on the basis of originality in description and grnertl interest. In case of flrtttl ties, duplicate prijtcs will be awarded. Upon entering the contMt, the an trsnt is estrcd to realiio that the sponsor antic! petal that a large number of persons may enter the contest nnd' that a larce number may solve one, two or all three of the Groups of pussies, and that tue sponsors will not make known the num ber of persons competing in any phase of the eon test, irrespective of how Inrct or how small that number may be. FACTS Magailne reserves tha right to offer contestants tho opportunity to win Increased prires, or to offer consolation prices or additional prim at any tune prior to the conclu sion of the conteit. 10. All solutions should be forwarded by mail and addressed to Pussle Contest, FACTS Moga sine, P.O. Box SJ-4, Church Street Post Office ' Annex, New York 8, N. V. FACTS MAGAZINE Invites You To Enter This Puzzle Contest Accept thtt cordial invitation from PACTS MAGAZINE to enter its puule contest. Htm w your opportunity to win $10,000, $2,000, $1,000 or any of 500 cash prizes totaling SI 7.500. The punles in this contest are divided into 20 Series of 4 -putties each. You will find the 1st Series (Parzlee 14 printed in this announcement. Solve these puzzles and send ut your solutions as promptly as possible, on or before Mid " night, Saturdey, April 7th. When we receive your soh tions to Series No. 1, we will mail you FREE the reniaminc - Series of pussies. The Rules are printed in full below. Please road them carefully and be sure you understand them. You wilt find the second Series of puzzles ia this coctteec (Punic 5.3) in this nswspaper next week. However, ia case you miss teeing them, they will of course be included its the remainiaf pussies .wo wtU mail to you upon receipt of your entry. First of Allr-StutJy the 5ampl PurxJ Study the sample purzle printed in tht upper right portion of this pege before trying to solve tht first 4 official pcursles. Once you understand how the sample pusita in atmdL yeu ; are ready for tht first 4 official outsits. ' MAIL YOUR SOLUTIONS BY MIDNIGHT, SATURDAY. APRIL 7th . Your solutions to Series No, 1 ahonM be tilled in on the Entry Form at tha bottom of . PUZZLE No. 1 Stew. t tm apytt t I' ' ahetrir lidrt.) - -ft " rTTTTTI SUZZll No. 2 twa asms mi m Koublkn Pre Chief Justice of tha Supreme Court.) tms pact and mailed as promptly 1 as possible ruzztt No. s .CKatmawna na aan of Brillili king vfeok entt ta .Utiat k a book by JiUrk Twot) eUZZLE Na. 4 (RwcMnti e vumt aaM la baaabatU before Midnieht. Saturdav. Anril 7th. Please be careful in copying your sehttient on to the Entry Form. 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