Herald and news., May 11, 1945, Image 7

0 NEEDS
iHOULD affect
IGM PLAN
unitary requirement for lum.
iM'K, . urgent. nd vac..
nl ana n tho imlus rv mourn
P1""4, "... ...iih iht n mind.
w"0.,", ",., by k. H.
Xit western lo "d lum;
Krtiiui.-on. -nJ men.go-
,n"''in, iterations, lio said,
LThe continued without ex-
''Sore Hint ' necessary to
i ,tin log production,
".idled llit ""' l"1'1 be
v,r.llon I" 11,0 woodi ex-
pom hvo been continuous
-., where manage-
r.''j ..nin nurre thnt nay-
11 on, P liv,'v,, ...........
I iltt'd to tho west coast lum-
ons tnko tho POlltlOn
I vacations with py. by con-
III and awards, It n recog-
ovrrea win v,, m"
.holt.
IrundDKe urgrd union, nnd
l4imni in win k u h vnm-
pUni or provide for pny-
Is in iccordnnc? with the ur
7 of the production suun-
British Air Hoad
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6 John (Gellc)
On top
' Wigto land
o Kxistod
jourthouso Records
MmllM LU.nssi
DOEft-llllX mnk fcirtory Hodfel,
lf.it of San rninrliCrt. Calif. IUIii
i Hill. J7. wiliren. Nallv of
HMltWDl ui iM-niwin rune, ur.
RCX-MOOKE. Cecil Wayna I'larra.
iUT. rfuvf oi vnianoina. pi
oi Oklihom CI iv. Okla. Alma
Ui Moon, , rashiar. Na.lv o(
Funs. Hlilnt uf Oklahoma City,
IGltT-rOfttTH. llorlrt Colt mam
jj, i,.iu i nam e ui uruiii,
At HJ.rk Mountain, N. C.
LetifwUr. I. wiiircn. Nallva o(
tiki Unld-M of rail city, Nub
PAGnAm-vM-inirimi. nana Mai
lt tUMfnanl, JH, V. fl- navv, N.
f July, wiaeni oi mnmatn Fans,
Ann Occhlplnll. 31, I'flMC. Natlv
jimr. ic.an oi mhu Ana,
C.mpldnli lllfd
ya Stanttr Ko)riMin v. Gtady
Kruon. Hull (or divorc. CKarirt.
ui Mirth 13. 10.17. Klamath rail a.
J. C OTfalU. attorn ay tor plain-
br Zltmtaotiuk hr and through
i tocntUT ai (uarqjan aq mam
Imwll Zlamlarfxuk. Hull for 1I
cnarit. cmei ana inmiman treat.
Coupla marrlrH January 24, 1U44.
Ntr. J. C. ONtlll. atlornay for
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, u smnn v. mtoaor, w.
Suit for dlvorr,. Ch,r. cru,l
p nrt mlnur rhlldr and ,110
n ewaty Dr month. Count m,r-
mli II. mi. Mudford. Or,. U.
nun, iittmry lor n ilnt fr.
w4 Jatw va. Hlrhird Jarn. Butt
ram. inane, ntuuana eonnnad
14 ptnllentlarr on conviction of
coupit married May B. 104a.
Nrv. Plalnlirr aeaka cuilody of
rnuo. u, o. oaienuna, Aitornay
NBU1I.
a Wlln va. Henry r. Wllann.
mronre tnarfe, cmei and In.
tmimant Count mirrt.H Tte.
11, as. nVimervllte. Maaa. U. a.
u, lltorney for nlalntlff.
14 Starvation
IS Frozen water
18 Hftnfmin'i
knot
UPatUner
It Dull, heavy
tound
Jl For part of
boat
22 Vipen
33 Exempli
Rrstli (nb.)
35 Home of
Abraham
39 Expunge
3B Bedaub
83 Slope
34 Sacred (comb,
form)
35 Those opposed
38 Heron
37 Toward
38 Anent
30 Painful
42 Barbed apeir
40 Highway
SO Egg (comb.
form)
M Kind ot do
53 Compote point
84 Iterate
88 He eerved
, with General
i Klacnhower In
j the North
' campalmi
88 Meeting place
it Concisely
24 Gypsum
25 Conduct
28 Age
27 Rnrrrl V
8 Type measure 28 Srjr.nH,r,Ji
10 Mouth poj-Ut territorial
. rsTiati-i j as), i .
II Clip
12 Fowls
14 Not mam
17 Thus
20 Notwith
standing 22 Armor-benrcr
division
42 Obtained
13 Murlndln due
14 Level
48 Musical
instrument,.,)
47 One time ff
Analysis (b )
30 Ever (conlr ) 40 Contradictjfci,
31 Exist y-H, 81 Feline
', 52 Make a4
i mistake
155 Electrical unit
32 Decay
30 Kind (
40 Above
41 Strinia
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IIIDLMD EMPIRE EM
rAL STATISTICS
( KHmalh ra.lla. Ore., May If,
Mr. and Mri. law A. Boveraon.
Clly. Ore., a boy. Wolhl; a
10 aunrei.
'-"rn at Klamath Vallay hoa.
. -.11 Mn. Albert T. Stona. General
WjOV. i boy. WaUhli a pound,
Ja'- Born at Klamath Vallay
. Klamath ralla. Ore,.. May S.
I Mr. and Kra. neynnlda Moraan.
JIM. a flrl. Walnht: 0 DOUnda
OBITUARY
Bt r.in 1' " rajnna OT
t ;nM,V " 110
Clin Li J"" ,IX
Kii a.;v -na
'nl.
taM Ha:jrsr.j. Wi
a. bm rJ"1 ourvtvin
J ?i,m,n'' ''l ol Shaflar,
r,,....i .. I" rl
nar,l to be announced at a
Poe Valley
Archie Roberta la helnlns
Arthur Schnupp put In his spiinK
crop.
Mm. Arthur Schnupp visited
with Mrs. Losjon ltosn several
tlmca recently.
Among thoso who attended the
auction ulo at the Tcaro ranch
In Liingoll valley from here on
Sunday were Mr. nnd Mrs. Los-
son Bosit, Mr. and Mrs. Irvln
noun and children, Joy, Phyllis
and Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Nork, Donald Roberta and Alan
Voght.
Tho Elks lodge at Bonanza
sponsored a party in honor of
Lorenzo Holzhouscr and present
ed him with a ring. Holzhouscr
la leaving toon for a training
camp.
Joe Nork Is sowing some al.
slke and alfalfa seed this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joo Nork nnd John
planted somo early potatoes.
Jimmy Hope spent a few dny
at the nome or nis grandmother
and uncles. Mrs. Besslo Holz
houscr and Monk and Lorenzo
Holzhouscr. His parents. Mr,
and Mrs. John Hope live in
Klamath Falls.
The Clarence Webber family
were shoppers In Klamath Falls
on Saturday.
Mrs. Losson Ross had the mis
fortune to sprain her ankle' seri
ously, also tearing some oi the
ligaments loose. She gets around
with the nld of a cane.
Emll Wells Is building some
new fences on his place here.
Bill Tucker Is helping him.
Bo Tucker leveled and fenced
off his front yard this spring.
Several of tne lormcrs arc
rJantina their Hardens since the
recent spell of warm weather.
The grass has started to grow, as
well as tho fall grain.
f 0RK SHOES
PGGER BOOTS
i WOOLEN STORE
Hal" al air,
Loans Approved Sixteen
production loans wcro approved
at the regular meeting Thursday
morning of the Klamntn pro
duction Credit association exe
cutive committee.
FUNERAL
LCANDtH DANIEL JACK HON
Funaral irrvlcea for tho lata Leandar
DanttI Jackion. who paaaed away on
Thursday. May 10, 1IH3 following an
ill new of two yaart will b hffd In
tho rhanel of tho Carl Whltlock ru
naral Horn. Pine at Sixth. Monday,
May 14. IMS at .t p. m. with tho Rev.
Dantal II. Andowon. naslnr of tho Klnm
ath Temple of thl city officiating. Com
mitment en'lcct and interment family
plot In Llnkvilla cemetery. Friend are
low tea.
Haqer
Mrs. Lulz of Mt. Hebron,
unin., ana nioiner, wrr,. snod
grass of Los Angeles, Calif., vis
ited with Mrs. H. Mallory one
any in.u wcck.
Mrs. Ethul Ovcrson Is enlov.
Ing a visit with her sister-in-law,
mm. to jveny oi salt Lane City
and n sister of Mrs. Dave Kelly
oi Migenc, ure.
Mruce Hess is now at home
ni me tnnrles Hess place here
Mr. and Mrs. Brown are dis
posing of most of their furnl.
ture as they expect to start liv-
Inn In their trailer house soon.
Reports are that Fred Kohlcr
Is putting In a garden on Derby
near nis lormer residence.
A recent letter from Cpl. Or-
vlllo Kohlcr, on one of the
islands of tho Pacific says there
are watermelons and muskmel
ons on the market there nnw
Mrs. Mallory and son Gordon
and Mrs. T. M. Kohlcr visited
at the Ed Glvcns ranch near
Bonanza one afternoon last
week
Irrigating of gardens here Is
me present occupation and
planting of spuds. Tho water
came Into the Enterprise ditch
Monday.
s .
NOT WORTH IT
PORTLAND. May 11 (P)
Cigarettes at the end of a long
queue just weren't worth the
wait, Lawrence Mulkcy declared
forlornly.
Hcacmng for his wallet, he
found a pickpocket had taken
it and $111 contents.
SPORT COATS
Now It the time to
chooae yeara
OREGON WOOLEN STORE
Main at lib
SNOW MELTING
ON ROADS TO
CRATER LAKE
Snow Is melting fast on the
Crater Lake road, Thomas C.
Parker, assistant park superin
tendent, reported after a survey
with Ranger Bob Briscoe on road
conditions Thursdoy.
Recent warm weather has
made tho drifts unusually soft
at this time of year, Parker 6ald,
enabling them to progress about
four miles Into the park through
the south entrance.
Slneu the war, the government
has restricted snow-plowing ex
cept when the main crust of the
snow has melted and only occa
sional drifts remain along the
roadway. At present the drifts
ore loo heavy ond there Is too
much snow to start plowing, but
Parker Is hopeful conditions will
be such that work may be start
ed within the next week.
The park may then be reached
from highway 97 from Medford,
through Union creek.
Roads to the lake may be
opened by June 1, Parker sur
mised, but there Is still plenty of
snow on the roads west of the
lake and they probably won't be
opened until the first week in
July.
Ma rine Vet Placed
On Probation
V
W. H. Gardner, 23-year-old dis
charged marine veteran, was
placed on one-year probation
Thursday morning when he ap
peared before Circuit Judge
David R. Vandcnberg on a
charge of obtaining money by
false pretenses.
The court advised Gardner
he was to rcoort In six months.
and the probation carried the
stipulation that Gardner was to
pay back the money involved,
said by the district attorney's of
fice to include three $13 checks.
TAX ON PUNCHBOARDS
ALBANY. May 11 (PI A 21
per cent tox on punchboard in
come is expected to finance Al-
oany s recreation program this
year.
'i:rie new tax. Dassed bv the
city council, was patterned
aticr an AiDany ordinance.
SUNDAY
Esquire & Tower
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U aWeroue M.CA4 Sfor-MI
.1 LUCILLE BALL V
KEENAN WYNN CARL ESMOND
PATRICIA M0RIS0H FELIX B RES SARI
& M MARKET
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
UITS & VEGETABLES
'330 KLAMATH PHONE 4860
Way and Saturday Specials
vocados
King of Salids ' '.
5c each
Yams
8uthrn Pack
lbs. 25c
Artichokes
Laroa Crisp
3 for 25c
Tomatoes
Firm for Slicing
2 lbs. 39c
Peas
rh d T.nd. .
fcs. 23c
Celery
, Crisp and Tender
lb. 10c
ARMORY
NEXT WED.
I Wr
FEATURING1
Lovely Lynne Stephens
Dancing 9 Til 1 Doors Open 8:30
Civilians $1.20
Servicemen and Strvlcewomen $1.00
Prlcei Include Federal Tax
Coming Jan Sovltt . Bob Willt
Jimmy Lunceford - Harry Owens
New Pine Creek
Frank Ross recently pur
chased the Clara Vernon 40 and
Improvements, planning Jo move
out to his new farm Just as soon
as school is out on the Oregon
side where his children arc now
attending the Kelly Creek
school. He plans to raise chick
ens as a specialty, selling eggs,
and dairying on a small scale.
J. R. Moore, who hod pur-
cnaseq mo piuce iasi run from
Mrs. Vernon, discovered that his
wife's health was not so good
here and also that the farm was
not large enouh for his pur
poses, and being unuble to add
to it advantageously, decided to
sell back to Mrs. Vernon, taking
some loss on the deal. Moore
and his wife returned to Wen
dell, Ida., from whence they had
come, and is resuming farming
activities in that locality.
Mrs. Vernon has gone to
Prinevlllc, Ore, to visit her
daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Alten
burg and Mrs. Opal McGrcw,
and is also investigating a busi
ness proposition there. If the
undertaking proves favorable
she may buy and locate in that
community.
Mra. Alpha Smith and her
mother, Mrs. A. H. Daugherty,
have been visiting for the psst
two weeks In Medford with Mrsi
Mayme Bryan.
The Happy Hour club met last
Tuesday week with Mrs. Fannie
Fisher. Eight members and one
guest were present, the guest
being Mrs. Patrick Hallinan who
Joined tho club at the mcetineg.
Mrs: Alice Allen won first
and Mrs. Cora Vincent, low for
joined the club al the meeting,
will be at Mrs. Gladys Porter's
nome, wno win entertain for
Mrs. Alice Allen.
Kelton Butler left last Thitrc.
day morning for Maryland
where he was to report as a lank
gunner In the infantry.
Bert Denherder, now In the
navy and stationed at Farragut,
iaa, was a new jine urcek visi
tor on Tuesday and Wednesday
with Howard Ioeger of Alturas.
The two evangelists attended a
special meeting of- their sect at
Klamath Falls. Other members
of the religions group who at
tended the meeting were Mrs.
Lillian Reid and Mrs. Effie
Steward. Also Mrs. Elalson and
her daughter of Lakeview ac
companied the group.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
T
BALLOTS SUITED
TULELAKE Voter of all
school districts of the Tulelake
community will ballot on new
trustees on Friday, May 18. The
Tulelake elementary district
will ask for a $54,000 bond Is
sue for construction of an addi
tion to the present building and
those balloting In the Carr dis
trict will consider an increase
In the tax rate for construction
of a new building and establish
mcnt of a bus route. One trustee
will be selected in each of the
elementary districts and two in
the Siskiyou Union high school
district.
Two Tulelake men, J. I. Ott
and L. L. Bradbury, have filed
for posts on the high school-
board with George Tebbe, Yre-
ka, and Dr. C. C. Dickinson,
McCloud, also filing. Dr. Dick
inson has been a member of the
board for several years. Dr.
George C. Cleaver, Weed, Is
retiring this year.
Tulelake has no representa
tion on the board which serves
nine high schools of northern
California.
P. C. Bergman is retiring In
the Wlnema district and W. H.
Anderson is expected to file to
succeed him.
Dan M. Crawford is retiring
In the Carr district with George
M. Smith and Albert Larsen
running for the office.
Mrs. Portia Aikens has de-
FrleUy, May II. 194S
HERALD AND NEW atVUt
dined to run for reelection in
the Tulelake elementary district
and William Hutto has ilgnlflerj
intention to run.
Stetson & Coitl
HATS
$7.30 to $35
Sizes B'A to 7
-Since 1918-
J
Ldrews
MANST0RE
733 Mala St.
;r ii-:jf,giMiSFs"cHo"cE sou Sl'
RonvceJ wrma-dotrs it earlu Siveit I -1
to CHICAGO and
the EAST
There are many confusing reports about
wartime train travel. If it is necessary foi
you to travel, consult a Great Northern
passenger representative. He will know
whether accommodations are available, and
will assist you with schedules, reservations
and transportation arrangements.
THE EMPIRE BUILDER
RexuJ Down Dally RtmAVp
SrOO PM Lv. Portland - - . Art 7t35 AM
6:50 AM Ar. Spokane - - - Ari 9:30 PM
11:05PM Ar. Havre-- - - . ArJ 8:00 AM
10:23 AM Ar: Minot- - - - - Ari 10:45 PM
3:55 PM Ar. Fargo - Art 3:15 PM
10:00 PM Ar; Minneapolis-- Ar: 9:15 AM
10:30PM Ar. St: Paul- - - - Ar: 8:30AM
8:40 AM Ar. Chicago - - - - Lv; 11:15 PM
Alr-conditlonerd throughout. Special Pull-
M.M MiilmnMt, ISuIt-.. Bui f
k partments, Drawing- Roo ma- Dining Car.
uoawrmuon-iieuni tAr. lounat BMepacie
Coaches-
H. I. WAYNE, Gen. Agent
Great Northern Station, Phone 4101
Ikiamatn tails, Oregon
rnmtota EMPIRE BUILDER
'
He &n is Iwr !
Yet tKoi&Snas of NortSwest tmpysra
workers have voluntarily quit important
war" wort Today tlie Portland and Van
tourer yards are critically short of men
to complete urgently required TANK'
EKS, VICTORY CARGO SHIPS, AT
TACK TRANSPORTS, TROOP. TRANS
PORTS, 'AIRCRAFT, CARRIERS and
'ARMY PONTONS. These ships are f
sential to the war in the Pacific.
ATTENTION, FORMER SHIPYARD WORKERS!
All MEN formerly employed" in ahipyaiil worK
in the Northwest are urged to coma hack to the
yards. The delivery schedule promised oar gov
eminent must he net. Failure ta meet these
schedule may mean prolonging the war in the
Pacific the Northwest must not let their Cfht
mg men down!
WAGES
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wmk f S ban wide tiaw mi a kaV asrar
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Boole
HOD5INO AVAILABLE
jle Men 3-Yard Dormitorks. Rooms
$3.50 to $4.90 per week.
FentutT Housing Oregon Ship and Swan
1-room Pullman apt. $1.00 per day!
payable one month in advance.
2- roora apts. $1.25 per day; cayaMe on
month in advance.
Fegnfly 1
2 and 3-roora furnished apts., $39.00 and
$42.50 per month. $10 deppait in advance
iefjnired en atparuiienlsir'i(V'l55J
All apartments furnished enxpt for Unen,
dishes, cooking utensils, silverware, blankets.
VANCOUVER
CRAFTS NEEDED
SWAN ISLAND
OKCOON SHIP
HslTer
Barmn
Chtppen
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PIpafiHan
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WIIKBE AmtMSH WHO 7ERK FORMERLY tMPWYSD anesM reparl K dnir yarrl paraooint
ffice with Certificale of ATailabHitT and proper Union ejearane. MEN SEEKING SHIPYARD WORK TOR
SHE FIRST TIMS should secure Certificate of ATaUaUlir an) report to eiurar S0 Waatnatrsei St, Vaseois.
Ter. Waahinttos, or 1115 & W. 4th Ave Portland. Orafon, for work afinmeBt If aot iamnedialel, areeUabU,
write too Pertonnel Departaent of say of oirr yards Matlag when Too can cono to work. For farther infer
nation eoataet any IT, 6. E. S. offieo ta tho atats el Oraaoo. ill thipratd wotk aadar Mtdictioa of Uawas ' .
fiiliatsd with Metal Trades Council of A. F. eat L.
KAISER COMPANY, INC, PORTLAND AND VANCOUVER
OREGON SHIPBUILDING CO R P ORATION