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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1945)
recently pcnt 21 dny' f'rc with Prenl. Mr. K, Forrest Cliirk, after f mi! hi" ouvnnceu mrnu I11"". 11.- .inuii n r hmo. Ul. 1111; if--- ... i , l Taw Hn WUK Knd cominlMlnn on cn-iifu 9l 1inr nil imrmt .own in-", ;.vi. y,v ; 0 Iff IMH!Ml lliiin, i(irimitt.(l from KUHS , ..llnn'IV thn llnl- "l On-Kon. Ho entered ,' i.. i ii j 'l inn now as- nt is to llin niivnl air tu- f Jacksonville. " .. .M(i Bmi Cod- ,,id (IniiKlUer Pnuln left iv im n ir rul ' ul" ,11 Join l't. Ben Goddnrd llioic lor rem. im-y ifitrcl here with hl Mrs. uota uuuuuiu, um.ii..v Mm. find. r nr.iiinninr1 nfirth bv and Uonnlo Alt, son of rl Mrs. B noil All, roun will vlilt with rv":":i. m n..tt..r Nsl""- "onb..;,lLMr; 115. UCorga mwiiima w Mont. pi a MMt Member of .kn Soelnl club und thu blc Cnind club, will meet dny. Juno II, at 1 p. m., lomc of Mrs. Nate Blden. fV. Clemens ana Mrs, 'i nnHl nre on the com- I jor the Past Noble I and Mrs. C. O. Dryden h William Sweet for the Hub. Members are asked their own tablo service. ini Mr. Ermcl H. Hos- k former margorci r r,t.i. Miv l nimln work lie chamber of commerce. 5. Ilosley was employed jfEnnci iiosicy. mm '! it'hlloquln postmaster, Is L m ivnrl Hurhor. Two Si arc here with their I 77- ti 1 430 Main, will be closed r . ,, j tru..-...!.... f In order to take on of- trauons jnvemury in tun1 wnn a iiHiiunwiue iir of rent control opera- trial Serrlcei There Memorial uny services kill s Episcopal cnurcn on Unv iiiornlnu. May 30. at jtk. Thero will bo a cole- lot the holy communion bial prayers by the Hcv. !K c. wissenrjacn. kg LI. and Mrs. Dwaln Donald and daughter, ,cc. arrived hero bunday jhocnix, Ariz., and are for one week with Mrs. lid's parents, Mr. and B. J'ctcrsicincr, iui lin Changed Ye Olde I cum win meet rnurs Iv 31. with Grace Bock Ii, Instead of with Melva as planned. The B will be politick, with conee, rolls and jolly by iho hostess. Arch MMts Klamath No. 3. R. A. M.. will lie Most Excellent Mas- te May 29 (lonljmt), and ii Arch decree, wednes- ' 3U, stnrtlnK at 7:30 i companions cordially Eugene Mr. and Mrs. , former residents, were lath Falls for several week, and their daueh- piny uauie, teacher ol returned home with p Anyone knowing rrioouis ot waiter riam Ker, belayed to be n this vicirnjy, is asked i me Klamath Falls po. in. There is an Imrjort. jgo (here for him. Id Trip Mrs. A. P. relumed from Porl- rre she ailmrifrl ih ItinR of the Lions club I and remained for a B afterward. Ian r.4 . r-u..u.iu Pes was back at her vn nome demonstration i"'m.v morning after a - 'nwtwii tipem. ai Changed The Alta- Poultry and Rabbit meet Thnrriav ot 9 lead Of nn Wrfnn.ilB the meMlnrt U B 'nnia Bane. " v W Word has hn r. Jn somewhere in the Rile, of the promotion P of Chnrt sa,i,oi. It I. mni, i i ..... ..Uiw nnn UCCII Ince April of 1944. R Mrs. Ada Sparre turned t0 her home on re. She went to Los !m wovember and wmier m southern Horn TT nM j Lj , ."in nuu mis. gard of 2441 Garden Ned a home at Shady P of Klamath Falls, Nved (here. Flnrenco Wnii,.. fchool staff, left on t-ugene where she Fin her mother for a .niiner vacation. Malar Umrm Mt.l tj . Spencor Sllclol, tnifi'ilng officer yiiii nit- vi:ii:rinm ndininislni t on uil idunro center, stationed at Iho UtllviirM tu nf rii.nn.. ... t.... gene, wiis In Kliunnth Monday uii uiiniiii'M connncicd with his department. Group to Mat Tho after noon group of the Republican Council of Oregon Women will ineut Thursday at 2 p. m, In the county courthouse nhnloslntlc room which la now located in tho basement. f EATERS Vacation Judith Brown, as sistant lllliniiupr nf thn V,.m..tu county cliiimber of commerce, mi ouiiiruiiy on a week s vacation. No Muling There will be no meeting of chamber of commerce directors Wednesday because of the holiday. Five Win Life Saving Certificates Here Five rtcd CroBS life saving cer tificates have been awarded Klamath girls upon completion of the life saving courses con ducted In the nalatorlum under tho direction of Orctha and Eve lyn Hudson. Vera Badorck received a sen ior life Klivlnu l-llrtlfinnlfl nW Junior certificates were earned by Juno Mario Murnhv. rinlnm. Moon, Lorelei Mulligan and Ar lcne Rlchter. Knights Of Pythias Schedule Party Tho Knights of Pythias will be hosts at a party on Thursday evening, May 31. at 8 o'clock in the KC hall. This is a new schedule for the organization, and is to continue throughout tho summer, with the last Thursday of each month de voted to social activities. All members are urged to attend and bring their wives, and the Pythian Sisters will also be In cluded at these functions. A special membership drive is being sponsored by the club at the present time, and expect to carry on during the summer months. Anyone interested Is asked to contact one of the members, who in turn, will ex- filain the procedure at the odge. Further information may be obtained by calling C. W. Davis of 948 Prospect. POLICE BEAR SIGNS In Glasgow, Scotland, traffic policemen have white helmets bearing Illuminated signs. The word "police" appears on the front of the helmet, and "stop" on tho back. Electric power for the signs is supplied by batteries on the wearer's belt. ; CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our heart felt thanks and appreciation for the manv artlt nf WlnHnnce thn messages of sympathy and' the ucauiuui tiorai oticrlngs dur ing our recent bereavement, the loss of Gertrude. Mrs. Walter Burchett and son Billie Ralph Wicsc. WEATHER Mr ' Mx. Mln. Prerlp. Euin 74 M Trc KUmalh Talk H (to 4.1 Sacmmrnto 7.1 A4 ,00 North Htnd . (HI .12 . . Portlind . 70 M .00 Meriford , 74 47 .44 Bono 6(1 4,1 Trace San Pranrlsco W A3 .00 ned Bluff 7fl M Tract Seattle . 74 53 .00 O retort: Clear today, tonliht and Wed. netday, except partly cloudy aouth por tion and icat tared light ihowen. Warm er except nn coait today, cooler Wil lamette) valley late Wedneiday. Northern California Partly cloudy today, tonltfht and Wedneadav. with scattered Hint ihowtra over and near norinern mountain, jjiuia cnani in temperature. tWAY Laffev's Sfdooer Insoecfs BattFe Damane MHtnfrm ' '' f"-" ". - n" 1 i INEA Telephoto) Comdr. Frederick J. Becton, Hot Springs, Ark., skipper of herolo destroyer Laffey, Inspects holes In deck of his shattered ship caused by exploding ammunition during terrlfla battle off Okinawa. With him are TM20 Derril W. Stein (left), Kallispeu, Mont, and Sle Raymond T. Johnson, Allen town, Pa. Note the blasted Kim mount behind them, , f T' U ''f$ . ' " Blast Jap Steel Works' . i Alrvlew above, taken from carrier-based Navy plane, shows col umns of smoke rising from direct bomb hits on the great Mitsu bishi steel works at Kobe, Japan. In background, shipping shud-, ders under damaging near hits. NO SALES AT THIS STORE One boxboard manufacturing company, to enable customers to visualize the qualities of tho con tainers, stocks a complete gro cery store, from which not an article is sold. Glass cases hold fresh pastries and confections, perishables fill the refrigerators, and the bins are loaded with fresh fruils. Rayon is used to make the foundations of rubber tires. Flonnel Pajamas Leather Slippers OREGON WOOLEN STORE M.ln .1 Blh It has been found that there are no less than 79 different kinds of birds of paradise In New Guinea and the surrounding islands. General Paints Imperial Wallpaper S13 Main Si. Phone 3829 LEE HENDRICKS Your Neighborhood Druggist 2212 So. 6th St. Will Be Open For Business 11 A. M. to5P.M Memorial Day Wednesday, May 30 U. S. POST OFFICE, STATION NO. 1 WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY OUR CAR WILL NEVER BE WORTH MORE New cars will be in production . soon. Your car now is worth more than it will be 6 months from now. GET OUR APPRAISAL Dick B. Miller Co. Four Landlords Pay Refunds On Rent Compliance actions, because of rent overcharges, affected four landlords, and a total of $144.81 in refunds was made during the month of May, it was announced by Marvin D. Hixon, area rent representative for this rental area. Landlords affected by compliance actions were M. H. Fainter of 1433 Summers Lane, $20; Dorman Schaeffer of 1951 Earle, $33.34; Mrs. Franklin Arant of S640 Harlan Drive, $20, and N. B. Drew of 710 Main, $71.47. Under rent regulations, land lords who wilfully or negligent ly overcharge are subject to treble damage actions, and land lords must obtain permission from the rent office before making any rent increases, Hixon added. Changes of tenancy must be reported within five days after such change h a s ' occurred. Forms are available at the rent office. Any questions pertaining to rent control or evictions should be referred to the area rent office, 430 Main, phone 6817. EXPENSIVE IGNORANCE An annual loss of $45,000,000 is sustained by the American poultry industry as a result of improper methods of handling and producing eggs. BOYS' CORDS Boys' Overalls' " OREGON WOOLEN STORE These wet days are fine for catching up on knitting, Mrs. P. A. Albertson, chairman of the Red Cross knittine group, ob served, while pointing out the urgent need lor knitters to com plete the number of sweaters to fill the quota. rne loilowlne letter received from a service man in a San Francisco hospital shows why me quota must be lined, she said. "Dear Friends: I received one of your very nice sleeveless sweaters upon entering the hos pital. I was eight days in the hold of a cargo ship with more man 4UU otner sick men. We had no heat and I wore all the clothes I. could get hold of. which was two suits of summer under, wear and two suits of dungarees. I was cold all the time. When I arrived at the hospital they gave me a sweater and that sure helped to thaw me out. I wear it every day and appreciate it very much. I want to thank you for it." (Signed) G. K. Wayne. Courthouse Records Mar r fere LIceBiei FRANCISCO-BROWN. fivlvfr nr. vllle rrancfico, 24. USMC. Nitiv of Kansas. Resident of Klamath Falls, Ore. Margie Marie Brown, 23, teacher. Native of Oregon. Resident of Tulelake, Calif. AtWoOD-MOORE. William W. At wood, 30, USMC. Native of Ohio. Resi dent of Klamath Falls, Ore. Bonnie Jeanne Moore, 17, salesgirl. Native of California. Resident of Klamath Falls, Ore. MARR6-WILKENSON. Chirl.r J. Marrs. 19, US navy. Native of Texas. Hesiaeni ox wasco, Tex. Haroara Hum Wllkenson. 18. student. Native of Wash ington. Resident of Klamath Fall, Ore. Complaints Filed Earl H. Kester vs. Frances Kesfer. Suit for divorce. Charge, desertion. Couple married May 1, 1835. A. W. Schaupp, At torney xor piamuii. Justice Court Richard Harris Jester, ooeratfn au tomobile without two white light. Fine, $5.30. E. G. Glenger, allowing an unlicensed minor to operate motor vehicle. Fine, 95.50. PROTECT the INVESTMENT in your hem with 'Householder's Complete Protection' this new, modernized method of insurance will give you absolute security. Come in learn more about it. Hans Norland INSURANCE AGENCY Fir Auto Casualty . 119 N. 7th Ph. 6060 Tuesday. May 29, 194S HERALD AND NEWS mi Earl Aubrey Pttly, overloading truck. Fine. (10. Clarence Jack Rosen, permitting four feople to ride In front aeat of automo lie. rine, S3.90. ralrbanks Mansfield Bellinger,' per mitting four people to ride In front teat of an automobile. Fine. S3.SO. Owen Thomai Lcoford, no 1S4S 11 cenie. Fine, SS.50. Daniel Patrick Fitzgerald, operating motor vehicle with only one license plate. Fine. I5.S0. Jamea Albert Webber, being drunk on public highway. Fine, $10. William Karl Cunningham,' operating a motor vehicle without a warning de vice. Fine, $5 50. Robert Franklin Richardson, overload ing axle. Fine, Sin. Robert Franklin Richardson, overload ing truck and trailer. Fine, IIS. REHABILITATION WEEK SALEM. May 29 (Pi Gover nor Earl Snell today designated the week beginning next Satur day as Rehabilitation Week, as serting that rehabilitation serv ice has grown to a point where it now is a definite part of pub lic education. Classified Ads Bring Results. 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TIDE WATER ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY VICTORY stiH dflprnds on yov AT HELPFUL ASSOCIATED DEALERS OPENING of the Klamath Falls 200 Block on South Eleventh - Across From Cascade Hotel mum INSPECTION Combined With Military Opening PROGRAM STARTS AT 7:00 P. M. Everyone Welcome " 'lip-on aiyla "i Includlrif WhIU WOOLEN STORE Olds Tower 7th & Klamath Miln
