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.
FOR SALE
Dry Red Fir
BODY
WOOD
Prompt DsllrsrUs .
16-inch cuts $12.50 cord
2-foot curs $12.00 cord
4-foot cuts $11.50 cord
Write'
Burt Peterson
Dorxis, California
BUY BY NAME
at Associated
fiakThM&Tufc
Aero Batteriaa
Packard Battery Cable
Voedol Glees Cleaner
Flsk Fan Belts
Lu-Stfk Poliehlnc Clotha
Furolatsr Oil Filter
Buss Auto Fuses
XvisaelOas Tank Caps
Duco No. 7 Polish
8peediy Car Weak
Kae'a-It Polish
Veedol Auto Wax
Warner Radiator Cleartac
Champion Spark Plugs
Fisk Friction Tape
Motor Rytkn
8chdr ViIto Cape
nd Cons
BaiaHwtMr Wipax Aim
V dp Fabric CltintT
When you bay autoj
supplies from your nearby, Helpful
Associated Dealer, of these thing)
you can be sure: His ability to
give you on-the-spot service-and
the reputation of Tide Water
Associated, the manufacturer, and
the dealer himself. He is proud of
the nationally advertised, famous
name products he recommends
you will be pleased with their
long, satisfactory, and economical'
service.
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