Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 29, 1945, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextUGAL BIT HERALD AND HEWS Tuesday. Mar 45 OUT OUR WAY IT J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE IN SERVICE w TiiSu:.',,: tots svATt nV,S.ur cSSL'V NE&U.M PvXSOR. Ho VOO KNOvtf. ft lew's m n rdv ah I'M eO BROKfe X THINK revoib.- e3At5 AW OWN FEfiT ITCH FOR FAR. VISTAS, BUT TWO 81TS iswuwsoes 1M f itirv ur . BUSINESS CARES CMAtNl OUR MEN AND WOMEN KAC UCDC I 117- A. CI WORLD'S &lG&CtaV UM-VCAPP AtiVvMAV, ACCEPT THIS TEN-SPOT TO EASE THE FANGS OP PARTING.' it m T r 80V Wrrrt 26 cents! COME HERB COME N I HERE AND SEE THIS ) V TO HECK WITH THE J GRAND CANYON.' jv 'ood's country. jjtmuc-. i- J Rea Ryder By Fred Harmon Wash Tubbs By Leslie Tumor (sack itvELOoiso MRwwiBwX mDeeisouiPiAir I irwMLiAW(,oiTiBETAM 7ia so soanv' CHBiSIU rWSOL.OAftfCWTl BlS ARE REAPY . VSit-IW. WtL MEET US WITH Twe HAVE TIME 10 60 - lEV ACTl--- , i.VV '!':'1V SMALL dUAftD THAT 16 J ON BEVONp EADy ro swrt iKCrr to see us thru the j4 vukai with gjsirtfV rbst ciuAp: Boots and Her Buddies By Martin OOER'.KIft JflV -EM W WW 111 AVk WM4T. - VKXiVQ I f IV GOSH. S CAVK. V351N?9KJmS - " aST- -J .L I jl jrm r&Lz Freckles and His Friends By Blosser IS HERE. I THINK -JgMSM, IT EMBARRASSES MC pSSfeXV, RIGHT rfewtN, AVimmmMfmM to have turn veu Tr-& ' VOU iSiSflTfM DOWN, BUT WERE FULL HAPPEN SBkVP A H'WmWV? I"4! 60ING7D DO A r AND. BROTHER.. IF YOU H AVENT GOT ANY ROOMS IO (JENT.-rOU SUKE ARE BEING- TYPICAL Alley Oop By V. T. Hamlin I COP-LL HAVE TWE TMB. I GET IM. i CANTCHA Vjlf tv B Y JUMP6P-UP, A Wfe5S7-fVaf4 jjjjM LitHe Orphan Annie " : : ..' .. - . ' y Harold Gray r KNEW rri J THftTYj Jri ISf ' INtT JUAtI If IF SHE'S XtE8! WHERE f WCI0US AND U.J: IEMBER. CHILD I THAT DEAR, SWEET CIMWsSJir? 58? Wll ! SHE, CUNNING.' I ! P McKOEN AWARDED The Good Conduct Medal for faithful and exact performances of duty was recently awarded to Pvt. Leo McKuen of 1936 Vine street in Klamath Falls, who is now assigned to the Pacific dm sion, air transport command, and stationed in the Hawaiian is lands. There, with thousands of other war-wlsu air transport command personnel, pvt. McKoen Is play' Ing an important part in tho ac celerated tempo of tho Pacific war which finds tho ATC bat tling space and time to fly Amer ican wounded solely oacK from 1110 oatticironts. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur McKocn. resldo in Malln, Ore., while his wife Is llvlnu in ruamatn tans. . SENIBON ON DUTY James Monroe Denlson. S 2c. son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Denison of 500S S. 6th street In Klamath Falls, was assigned to duty at the quartermaster school at Gulfcort. Miss., on April . uenison graduated from Klam. ath Union nigh school with the class of 194S where he was an active member of DeMolay and several high school clubs. tie was sworn into the navv on December 28, 1944 at Port land, Ore., and received tralnlnr at San Diego, Calif. Burton A. Bivins. son of Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Bivins of 3520 S. oin m juamatn runs, was re cently awarded a Good Conduct medal for exemplary behavior, efficiency and fidelity at the large air service command depot in mo Liu in tnninnu. mor to his enlistment In the service, Cpl. Bivins was employed by the Boeing Aircraft company at Seattle, Wash. Betty Jcano Rtitlcdcc. rtnneh. tor of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Rutlcdce of Altamont drive In Klamath Falls, has completed training In the clerk's school of the Wac training center a'. Fort Des Moines, Iowa. In addition to specialist schools at the training centers, Wacs attend army schools where they study with enlisted men, and also receive "on tho Job" training at many posts. Miss Rutledge has been as signed to Camp Miles Stand is h at Taunton, Mass. SSgt. Donntd Rnlliff. son of Mr and Mrs. J. R. Ratliff of Ma lin, recently has been presented his third Oak Leaf Cluster to his Air Medal. He is a nose gunner aboard a 13th AAF B-24 Liberat or of the Bomber Barons in the Philippines. This award was for notewor thy achievements while partic ipating in many bombing mis sions against Jap shore installa tions, airdromes and shipping in the South and Southwest Pacific and the Philippine area. Sgt. Ratliff entered the armed forces in September of 1942, re ceived his AAF training in the states before Joining the "Jungle Air Force" in May of 1D44. He attended Oregon State col lege at Corvallis prior to Joining the service. BIKES FOR RENT MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR SUNDAY Phone SS20 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE Indian Robes $2.95 OREGON WOOLEN STORE IJIgh Colon LT. McCLURE ASSIGNED 1.1 Alma U. McClure. whoso father, Kelcy McClure, is a resi dent of Klamath rails, is among 13 nurses recently assigned to Bushnell General hospital fol lowing completion of basic train ing at Madlgun General hospttul at Tacoma. Wash. Lt. McClure is a graduate of the Bantlst Slutn Hospital School of Nursing at Little Rock, Ark., and bofore her enlistment In tho army nurse corps, she was asso ciated with tha Hillside hospital hore. In announcing the arr val of tho new nurses. Col. Robert M. Hardoway, commanding officer of Bushnell General hospital, said they wilt help alleviate 11 drastic shortage In nurses at this hospital. The demand for addi tional nurses Is uriient. he said. explaining that many nurses 111 0 frequently transferred from this hospital to overseas assignments. Gilbert L. Rhodes, avlotion chief radioman, USNR. of Tule lake. Calif., flow 40 missions as an alrcrewman on a navy srurch plane during his recent tour of duly in tho Pacific. Now returned on leave, he was attached to natrol bomhlnu squadron 18, and flew In a four. engine Martin Mariner In carry ing out long-ranio. unescorted searches, ho and his crew were primarily concerned with dis covering and reporting back any movements of Jap fleet, air or land forces. Sometimes, how ever, the Mariner had opportun ity to bomb enemy Installations. The son of Mr. and Mrj. Frank G. Rhodes of Tulolake, he is married to the former Mabel G. Smith of East Bralntreo. Mass. The 26-year-old airman attended nigh school In Yreka. Calif.. where he was actlvo on tho bas ketball, baseball and track teams. Harvey Reld of Klamath Falls Is now on duty at the shin repair unit at the naval repair base In new urieans, L.a. Reld, who is a carpenter's mate first class, entered the navy in August ot 1U44, and chose the ship repair unit branch of the navy as he wished to follow his former trade. Prior to entering the service he was employed as a carpenter for the United States naval dry docks at San Fran dsco. Ship repair units are made up or amplifiers, metaismitns, eioc trlcians. machinists, carpenters and other craftsmen. At forward bases and afloat, they repair damage to ships duo to enemy action or other causes and keep them lit lor corneal. Reld's wife, Mrs. Laura Mae Reld, resides In this city. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C M. Hold of 320 11th In Klamath Falls. Second Lt. Lester V. Wilson of Bremerton, Wash., has been selected for four-engine bomber pilot training, and has trans- erred to 1110 Liberal army air field at Liberal. Kan., for in struction In flying Liberator bombers. Ho is tha son ot Mr, and Mrs. P. B Wilson. Lt. Wilson will receive 15 weeks of Intenslvo training at this southwest Kansas installa tion of the central flying com mand and. upon graduation, will receive the rating of airplano commander. A graduate of the Keno high school, Wilson waa a bollcrmok- cr prior to entering the service. Ho received his flying training t Curt s f old at Brady. Tex.. Majors field at Greenville, Tex., crrin field at Sherman, lex., nd Altus army air field at Al- tus, Okla. Ho was graduated from advanced training on March 11, 1945. TSgt. Claude C. Daniel, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Daniel of Klamath Falls, Is now serving with the army air forces In Italy Overseas for 28 months, Sgt! Daniel is on duty with Hie 1110th quurtormaster company of the 332nd air survlco group at an advanced alrbase. His unit Is part of the XII air force service command, vast supply and maintenance branch of the air forces In tho Mediterranean theater. The unit his seen action In Norlh Africa. Sicily. Italy and Corsica, and was tho first of lis kind to enter southern Fran, landing along the French Ri viera Just a few duys after the Initial landings, Daniel's wlfo, Mrs. Bessie E. Daniel, Is now living with hit parents In Klamath Fulls. Market Quotations M ... ""."."Ml.m "'"is !, u.r-"" N1W YOHKi May M I A 11 Tho dock mantci rommueu rgmr now l-yai hitftio today although advoncoo nor llr wr llmilotl IO froetlono n4 iral uftlntf auoUHonai American Can .. Am Car A q Am Tel t Tol Anaconda . ..,-.,,... Call! Parking ....- Val Tractor Cominonwaallh & lou , NOW AVAILABLE (To All Umu Adding Machines Calculators New Royal Typewriters OF.SKS CHAIRS I'lLKS s Service en All Mirhlnei PIONEER PRINTING AND STATIONERY CO. 122-124 S. 9th, Klamath Falls DEVELOPING ENLARGING PRINTING PHOTO SERVICE 311 Underwood Bldg. Sgt. Addison Wood of Port land. Ore., recently received a direct commission as second lieutenant, it was recently an nounced by continental advance section headquarters in Ger many. He received tho commis sion for his outstanding work with the iudgo advocate gener al's office, commanded by Col. Harold L. Le Mar of Omaha Neb. Formerly nubile relations munager with tho Kaiser ship yards. Lt. Wood entered the aerv. ice on March 13. 1943. and was soni overseas, landing in North Africa. Serving in Italy, France and Germany, he has earned three campaign battlo stars. Ho Is the son of Mrs. Alice H. Wood of Klamath Falls. His wife lives at 202 Park street in Dayton, Wash. His father, Ber wick B. Wood, is presently liv ing in Portland. T5 Elmer Johnsnn nr h nntu Infantry has returned from four months overseas In the Italian theater of operations on the US hospital ship Scmmlnole. Ho Is being treated temporarily at St.01 ?enc"' hospital at Charleston, S. C, prior to being transferred to another army hos pital for definite treatment. Hts home Is at 346 Pacific Ter race In Klamath Falls. His near est relative is his mother, Mrs. Lena Johnson. Ho is the holder f, lh,o Purple Heart and the Asiatic - Pacific - Mediterranean 'heater campaign ribbon. Curllt-Wrlihl Urntfral Klrlr!o Mvnvrfll Molorft .,.w Gl Nnr II y lilrt ... Illlnou Oitlr! Ittt tUrvMMr H,H.MIHW. Kffrmeeoll l-orklxxl 111 Nhklv N V C.uUil , Norlhirn l'. l(lo l(a CJ 1, ri lrhMt Motor PvmtH R H RviMltlllD StMl Mrrifleld S f w. v Riortt CUr Roburk : i! . 44 , Minltinttry Ward . i OT' toy lit UK, - IS - us -: an rn Rtanrlarn Drand SunJhh.a Mining ....,.-.. Trant-Amartca Union Oil Calif , tJniAn Par(io , .,.., U i 8tal . Waroor Plcluraa Potatoes CHICAGO. May 9 (AP-Wf A-Ioi. iom$: Am vol i 3. on Uack M. loul v. n. nipmanu 777. Now atorkt: Offartnn vary llh, do ma nd oced availahla oupply; mar a at mm ai canine. California 1 00-lb su (X Long Whilst, U. ft. No , Jl lo iouiaiana ioo-id aacka of II It 14 Triumph! U. II. No. I. M 11-4 Mi rinrlrta M il) 011 rnumpna. u. ft. No. 1 LIVESTOCK HOimi MAS rnANCIBCO. Mar 'AI'-wrAi-Caitto: fUtabta ano. a warty. (Jtwd looo b. fax) alaara lta.19; medium io iaoa (rasa aiaata fiaao-fiaio, fro itim la a rata hoi faro and ran m 113 SO!4 SO; common rowt llflOu w, cannara and eullara IT OO-WOO, Medium 10 ffrjoo tauaaga bulla SIO OO-II 3 00 Calvm AO. fltaadv: aotvl la ahalr aifttiahtar calva I4 to ia5rt. i,ig: saiani ion. rirmj faw parkogoa good choica too. 300 lb. barruwa and ma oii,io. win f ixm aowa ta 00. ffhaap' flalablo pail two rttvi SSCft llroad dan, and. fully alaady. Choir 103 lb. lamba US OA. eilrema Inn' anwt Isi rholca 114 00 M U. Yearling modium to gtvod II30A-M, Cull tn good ahorn awa Bioaar. moauy 9j.90-ao.73. CHICAGO, May TO l AP-WT A-Bal.hla hog 0000, total 11 000. aciiva. fully aiaatiy: gnoa Ana choica barrowa gllu al 140 lb, up at 114 7ft felling. gnoa and rrmiea iowi ad 14.00; com plalo rlaaranca. Ha labia cailla 90f0, total 0000. aalable ralva MO, total gOO; fad olsMra and yoarhnga Including yaarltng Iwlfar M in 43 rant nigttar: atfiiva at advartco, lop atoati $17.00 on woigttiy offaringi. Irtng yfarltngs flT.7A and BTQ-lb. year llnga $17.64: hulk alaara anrt vaarlinai fioov-tiw; duik noirar ai 3017.00, muni otaor and holfora 117.73; cawa and bulla tioady to atrung, cullar mwi $0.25 down; cowi acuta) y acarro; walghly bcf bulla to 9.0.00 and hoavy aauiaga bulla to 113.U: vaalara firm at lift 00 down. ftalablo ibaao 9000. total 8O0O1 iteatlv: com plat rlaarancai aarly; dak modlunt and good around 00-lb, old crop wooled isiinia -d maaa gooq ann cnoiro twin ia lamno no, 1 pan fiB ia-ioas; S loada good and cholca around 110-lb horn lamba No. 2 tMlta tl4 04-14 30: acatlorlng ahorn nailvo wa 4 00 down- TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drlvt-Lontr, Short Trlpi Movt Yourself Say STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phono 8304 1201 Et Main POllTf.ANn rir M.u m un.wrii Silabl. (till. M, loul WO; ul.bl. .nil total r.vi 80; marhet cllv: fully t-orty; .cirled lo.it S'KKl IKJO III. f.ii U.rt $17. 3S; lc.tt.r.il lou common medium ,l.n S13.00-I1S.AO; Inrludlns tock.ra at Slsob siSOO: cotnlnon-mil lum h.lfar. jll.5U U !J; c.nn.r-cult.r cowi 7.oo ldo0; f.l dairy typ. cow I0.yi-,l.oo; mdlum..ood b,l cow Iii.oo-ai3.ao; mtdlum.sood i.uiaa. bull lt.V).l3SO; food bMl bull, ,1a 00-70. food-cholc. vaal.r. ibMdy at S1S-80-IS DO; odd h.art 117.00. Sal.bl. hosa 50, lolal JJOl m.rkat c live, ileady al caillni; barrow, and STltta all wrlfhU 18 73; lew io, 119.00; sOd 100. iaa ib, laadar clii sio so. H. able aheen SOO: total SSO! markel aetlvs. ,l..dy; inod.cholc. aprlns lamb JI3.S0; moitly l3.7fti lew medium si""" flj.oo-as; cnmmonmedium ehorn uld crop lamb. 110 90-S1I.50; moally 10 feed er buyer; sood-cholc weighty shorn lamb, up to S13.00; good ehorn wea WjM-79: cull, downward to 13.00. The Norlh Portland llveatocK market will be) cloMd tomorrow. M.morlsl day. WHEAT 1 CHICAGO, May 20 (API Grain to turci wara ataady to atrong today aftar an aaay itart. Wheat waa up mora than two canta at tlmea, soma of tha atrangih bolng atlrlbutad to paMlmlatlo private crop report on oondlUona In Kaniai. Commliilon houaea w a r a peralatant buyari and llbaral offering! developed When July wheat reached Sl.60. about a cant above yoiterday'a cloie. Deferred dellverlea alio ware atrong. July oorn held at tha catling moat of the day with deferred Uellveriee a frac non on euner ama or yeateraay a eioo. Race Iota ware llaht and tha eaih mar ket firm. nye waa nervoua at tha alart and brake aa much ai 2i cenU under com mlaalon houaa wiling before aupport de Vfllf-mnrl at ai.fint. Huvlns nniuor carried July rve back to about ' cent below yeaterday'g close where It held fairly toady. There were lome Indication! of evening up In preparation for tho me morial hollrfny tomorrow. ... traae in oat were rainy large wmi air June M. Si.IMh J-lSf sllnAt,. ... valid n.!'".l0 boat l!!'"i.Mi'L',l, inn 10 .-T- ,a i atan.pa Inv.lii ",ulf; I'lDllUINC". . 'h. valid Ihreuak i" valhl . .."!'1l. Im I l ad,H v" W, rtill. onrt,. . 1 and ... .i.p?'.,'"'l V, l.rmln., dall.Tn I5i?-?f ini.r a wrlllan uiSZ " n..n. .n nii.niii. -t cusurtQ un one day . day run . 1 day run day run t day run we. run Mnntb run . Olacoual lei Tumm. Ada ,.r., bi lYTJ am. all. moon . -j fj HswTtfn .ur - Sunday t L, Ureanaprlni. huinii. ,1 mana in ma luma tliesl ul a. e fraduiliaa rthl '' Plaaaa pw 1 CAIX OR BSIXO Volf m. J C llarlikfiafei llh lu,H. m, "11 ros iffr-0r utuni cabin,. AlUmonlAnuall STHAYcn I. Haldaaark l.K. Owrnar Buy am aai Him n,mn, PtSUANIXT BTJ Children fiom Oim a ml ana oj. smwc, rail nant wvea lor UUa !d Sluny. oa Mala Raa WANTtD Waau two half day 1 ent FACTORY MADS TUU Mle. In ,ood ceeemSl oten. JJ30 I iul MII'DUt-AUKD 0X711 a furruihad apattoaw, pat Una. Will Hn. IM Oral DallvftT. 3 WANTED Electric W mnt HI W(tU MM aid and Kiwi- WAKTCO TO BUY -Ml Mtul be raaioaiw. ii Paint Ston. rta a ! Wain hot One of tSe clulCHl InM dutrtcl, prrw i ,...la nlllNlMBf. MU heat. tennU w-d, rtrtj lamlacaped. K aw i menu . g. lM 300 N. Tlh nk ml r laUrf! H WANTKO TO HIKT-W with J Dtarwne ernmant einou wri WANTf D I itattiraar at Market it. t 3 ?Ol-lt IIOOMS ANDWTJJ Will ir,de eo M1 Dial H7- LOST-alo CfWfti Mcenae ."""J Krt on colUr. W" H WAITS t8SISWAKTJH; ., ami ?TS, Pacific rni "J, .ri.i Stiel. W" 1 . toicet HOOM FOB """ BUie. .j a koii llsNT-m"1" Hill iMiono wi- rilHNWHWl-Wwr I FOR M-tZ&l tin Ira M. f. market carrvlna Advanrea of ai much aa under- c.nu When la Medioid Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Joe and Anne Earley Proprietors the tone, Were recnrrlMri. Barley followed other grain,, im a much aa cant during ih day', irsiW,, At tha lna -.v-., u... i.fc in 1 Va higher than yeaterday'. doe., July Sl.f Jt-vi. Corn wa, V, lo Y, hlgh.r. July 1.1SH. 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