Herald and news., May 22, 1945, Image 3

IS i IN
MD SUES
GAMBLE
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,o "the nation', bank, to
I r. 1.1. nnllnnnl war
K. dlre"tor. .aid the bank.
F,,,lr oHIcor. and cmpoyos
"ku gi n,- 7lh War Loan
Irani the drlvo end. on Juno
v.. hou nu check na
IT will h.vo been solicit-
i nd CD It-""'"" TmmK
,'kcd lo biiy extra bond.
r " . hnnk.
f'"' r I" 7nVmVnnd ln.1
t, first time that war bonds
lurchased not uniy um u
Kt Income but alto by
r. ...i- rrivi tBv nfffl funds.
I saia inu (
tig BWOC1HWUH lla
id that If a .aylng. do
: .. .in..irnuii funds during
End drive, May 14-Juno 30,
tunn. r ,.v. u ....
.. u,..,t- nn Interest will
per
Lt UP to July t.
laid many other clearing
I Moclatlon. are taking
r action.
tas how ino wur luu.i
today: ji,vto,uuu,uuu gui
from Individual Inves
ts u,hlrh S1.108.00U.00U
t the sale of E-bonds.-Ii..ij.,oI
unli'n now are 2S
(tnt o' $7,000,000,000
E-bond sales arc ju per
of the $4,000,000,000
Keno
..A Mn T. A. fimlth
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LilmuI frnm B trln In
oast whero they .pent
10 day. fishing.
and Mrs. E. H. Frost
In Ashland and Yrcka
1. Frost', mother passed
early Sunday morning.
dim was at Yreka. Her
id survives her. Mr. and
Tost attended the funeral,
Wednesday, May 16.
ind Mrs. Charles McKcen
with the lieutenant'.
' and family over the
jii. Thoy have returned
hland where, thoy will
vith relatives for some
and Mrs. Carl Prlngle
In Kcno on Wednesday
i to Ashland to visit with
i grandmother who lives
l city. Carl is homo on
;h from overseas duty.
In the navy. It is the
tie he ha. seen his baby
r, who I. about a year
I Augustus hn. arrived
r a fiirlnnuh .frnm auap.
Augustus i. In the
es. mr.i. Augustus ac-
A har hlltthnnri in Qon
fo last week when ho
through Klnmath Fnlls
Iio inc (.aiuornla city,
(turned early this week.
9th and 6lh grade chll
id thpir "Hraapt lmM Hnu
Sudsy, May 15. Some
ana gay garb appeared
:!ass room, on that day.
chool picnic will bo held
iy. May 17.
Keno Junior high hold
Ion on Friday afternoon,
.to chooso its student
fflcers for the coming
crm. The results of the
showed: For president,
mmors: vice president,
Hcidcrcr; secretary,
"roughs, and treasurer,
roughs.-
onday, May 14, they do
1 vote, tho two students
e Blh grade who should
the citizenship awards
school year Just clos
er decision was bosed
whip and on school
:ompllshed by these two
during the year. Their
' Jack Dow and Don
iston. Thursday, 4H Club
ncnt Day was featured,
diwork of the various
of the 4H .owing club I
Casualty
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Word Via. r.r..A W..
and Mrs. Runell E. Hermann
Ot (ha Marrlll hl.k.... . u - .
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their son, PFC Raymond M.
.... V". " rmy, was
K 11 lad In arllnn nn W 1
land on April 24. Surviving are
Ha'M"a, jour iiitors, Mrs.
Gane Thomas, Mrs. Harold
Shaarar. Mn. naii
son, Klamath Falls, and Mrs.
raui uiuard ot Oakland. Calif.,
and two brothers, Robert Ran
kin of Weyorhaouser Camp 8,
and Russell C. Hermann of
Klamath Falls.
German Meeting
Broken Up By Army
HEADQUAHTEHS, May 22 (!')
An tmfiiil h.trlvriH ,,.,illn.. nnn
.... ...u,,.vu .,iv.iin ui UUUU
uermiins at Cologno Sunday was
uiun.cn up oy Aincriciin troops
who fired over the heads of the
crowd.
Thn mndllni, mn. n,.in.I..J
a welcome. lor some Germans
returning home from tho Buch
onwiild concentration enmp. The
niilhorlllcs called In the troops
luiur inc iippcurunco oi signs
Whlfh anIH llm A.nnrl........
... ....... . .. , iluiid wuie
treating nnzis too mildly. Army
iuiiib ouiu uiv crowa aispcrsca
without disorder.
Lions Governor To
Attend Local Meet
Rnhert M. F(arh
district governor of Lions Inter
national, was in tunmath Falls
todnv tn nltnnH tnniL,hl' l.inn
meeting called to honor Major
ucmon nces, Mamnlh man
homo from the Philippines.
Flanhnr la . rtid.lln -nlnll-..
manager for radio slntlon KSLM,
oiticiu. nu iormcriv was a ii
geno newspaperman.
was exhibited on tho tables in
tho cafeteria, and some really
good exhibits wero on the
tables. A list of winners will
be given in school items pub-
iiaucu BUun. ' -
0
Paul O. Landry
this question:
"Our car ha. suddenly
become our most valuable
possession. If it la stolen
or destroyed .by fire we
would be completely with
out transportation. . How
can we protect ourselves
from loss by fire, theft
and other hasard. at .mall
cost?"
For Information on any
Insurance problem, consult
THE LANDRY CO.
419 Main Sr. Ph. 5612
Serving Klamath
20 Yean .
. The Courthouse Is Now
One Block Down The
Street 'From Our Office.
SWIFT PLANS
NEW BUILD
Swift, nnri linmnnntr rllDnlAJ
plans today for construction of
a new building at 834 Market
street to house tho firm's meat
packing and refrigeration opera-
A htlllHIntf nurmll tnr Inn
l(!rin,. will u imrl rntr 4n
$20,000, was issued by tho city
council lost night to E. P. Bros
tcrhous, contractor, who will do
the Job for Swift. It will be a
brick, one-story structure, ac-
Pnrrlintf In Mnnr.n- 11,1111
V" ', PC TTI1IIUIT1
Knriz, and will be finished in
iiiurffuniiucr.
PenrilllD rnmnlnllnn nf ll
i",, ,, ,,iu ..voipnny is operating
out of ii Consolidated Freight-
wiija wurunouse.
Other, building permits Issued
lust night:
Leo ftiil. i-nnlranlnr ' .1
Eat Main Safeway store, $350.
Leo Huls, contractor, mainte
nance and rennir at 129. a oih
$000.
. J. J. Loomls, bedroom at 420
High street, $000.
Clonriyn .T lrnn,m,n ' .fAv.
front at 610 Commercial,' $150.
If It's a "frozen' article vou
need, advertise for a used one
in tne classified.
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SANITARY
NAPKINS
Pacific Coast Paper Mills
Mllnthtw, Washington
Manufacture of '
M-D Toilet Tissue
IN THE
LI-FASHIONID rlUOW . . . who hated to'
UP hi. buomr h. t
8tl'l has Jt. B Pr iunn. nit v .
f8 8 merrily becaiue It savri fnginr wear br
r?n8 torroilon, providing ttrongcr oil film.
Motor Oil Tokos Bmntr Car of Your Car, faa
LIUvMrM Ml J.IILr.lrJ' P.
Brother Of Klamath
Doctor Killed
: Harry A. .Stearns, Ashland, a
brother of Dr. Ralph W. Stearns
of Klamath Falls was killed In
an automoblle-hm rnllUInn in
Palo Alto Saturday night. Wil-
nam d. Burcley oi Falo Alto,
Steam's son-in-law and a mem
ber of the Stanford university
faculty; was seriously Injured
and Mrs. Barclay and their 14-months-old
baby suffered minor
injuries In the collision.
Mrs. Harry Stearns had died
Just a month before the fatal ac
cident.. ..Stearns was in Palo
Alto for a visit with his daugh
ter and son-in-law. The bus
driver was held by the police for
investigation.
The funeral will be held
Thursday of this week in Ash
land. Percy Steams, of Inde
pendence, Ore., a brother of the
victim, and Mrs. Stearns will ar
rive in Klamath Falls this eve
ning and will be accompanied to
Asniana oy ur. ana Mrs. . w,
Stearns.
Stearns is survived by two
sans, both with army units in the
Philippines, and two married
daughters, one, Mrs. Barcley, liv
ing !n Palo Alto and the other in
San Francisco.
Umatilla Indians
Extend Celebration
PENDLETON, May 22 (IP)
Umatilla reservation Indians
plan to extend their Fourth of
July celebration through July.
15.
Featured will be nightly
tribal dances, war dances and
contest dance. even modern
dancing.
The "big top" will go up at
Mission July 1. and manv
events will take place there.
Bees cannot fly aeainst strone
wind... 1 I
Merrill
' Ens. Randall' Pope, U.' S.
navy, wag an unexpected guest
at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Leland Pope, over
the Mother'. Day weekend. On
brief leave from oversea, serv
ice, he spent three day. here.
His wife, Virginia Pope, is mak
ing her home with the ensign's
parent, for the duration. He ha.
seen eight months' active com
bat duty in the South Pacific
on a transDort and rcDorted
back to a west coast port for
lunner oraers. -
Bernice McKoen, sister of
Mrs. John O'Neil, who ha. been
living in Merrill for several
weeks,, left this weekend for
Klamath Falls where she has
accepted a position w 1 1 h the
county price and rationing
board. Her home is in Malin.
Mr. and Mrs. Georee Hohhn
and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fields
were initiated in the third and
Tuesday, May 22. IMS
HZHALD AKD HEWS THHxji '
fourth degrees at the last meet
ing of the Merrill grange..
Member, voted to change the
meeting date to the fourth Mon
day of each month and meet
ing, will be held only once in
stead of twice a month. R. H.
Anderson acted as master in the
absence of Ray Aubrey. He re
ported also on attendance at
Pomona grange held May 12 at
Midland.
Card, followed the business
meeting with high .core going
tn Mr, Hfimor ITInlWa nwA .1
consolation to' Mr.. Olivia
Hobbs. Ivan Icenbice . took the
traveling prize. '
Thl nAvt maallntf ' t,Uf
held May 28. .
w. w. Thompson, well known
insurance' representative of the
southern section nf tho muntv
submitted to an emergency ap
pendectomy at a Klamath Fall,
hospital this week. Hi. present
home is In Malin. .
Com and see '- -
TNE DUTCH EAST INDIES
THE SOUTH SEAS
. INDO-CHINA .
. at the
COMMUNITY
CONGREGATIONAL ,
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Franklin Warner and his wife
win spaa on tneir travel, in
mesa countnas.
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