EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS
Monday. Jun 11. 1943
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OUR BOARDING HOUSE .... with ... MAJOR HOPPLE OUT OUR WAT y - T
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IKcnnecutl . . Mi
Lockheed , fli
Long-Bell "A"
Booh end Her Budd.es , $3ffi&JZZZZZZZ S.
I" " ' .m "- M New ork Central . 27
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PACkard Motor ,. . 9
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WoihTubfct V ' By Ulle Tumor
' 9 WE PONT ATTEMPT TO CAPTURE V UNO LET X5U If PER H06TA6ES VIU Y THE WORD OF VOU Y) f M30 VILL ACCEPT OUR TERM6 OR V
VOU WAR COWWALS. WILL W RELEASE VARN WTEdCEPWM FLY MIT US TO OUR I 6ESTAPO THOflSS BE 6WNSI8LE FOR PER INSTANT ;
yOURH0STA6ES UNHARMED, WHEKIxA SHOOT US MWMf C6STWAT10N-PEN V WHAT A JOKE V TEATH I OF VOURJRINP5! PER ,
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FOREST ADVISORY
COMMITTEE NAMED
SALEM, Juno U (I') Six
nuMiibots of tlio mlvlsury com
mitteo of tlio forest prodtiuls
Utboriitory, loculcd t Orfgpn
Slulo college, wore iippulntocl by
Uovcrnor Em'l Snoll lodiiy.
Tlio conmilltco wus crcutcd uy
the 1B43 U'ulsliiluio,
Members tire:
11. J. Cox, EuKeno, represent
tug tlio West Const Lumbermen a
Kssoelntion; C. Wiird Inijlwim,
Glenrlule, Wllliimetlo Viilley
Lumbermeii'.i Mssocliillon: Albert
Hermann, Portlimd, Western
Pino assoclntion; Down Pvul M.
Dunn, Corvii Ills. OreKon Stiite
college seliool of forestry; Hny
Jcub, Coquille, Northwest Ply
wood nssoclntlon: unci Dr. John
Hull, Portland, Pacific North
west Forest and Raniga Experi
ment station. ,
Wildcatting For Oil
Seen In Northwest
PORTLAND, June 11 WVl'he
head of Richfield Oil corpora
tion's staff prcparins to test
drill near hero predicted Unit
wiidcatunu ' lor on may ueuin
In the Pacific northwest' this
summer.
Frank A. Morgan, Richfield
engineer, said petroleum needs
for the Pacific war have led the
1 government to encourage drill
ing of 3000 wildcat wells this
I year. Many of theso will bo in
l Hie northwest, no reported.
Richfield, which has leused
7300 acres near Portland, is the
second largo oil company ex
ploring in this section. The
Texas company plans to drill
tit ioiumuiu cuumy wiium a
few weeks. I
hr mmt iM ll pruinrtUi ordered
told untltr Mid Jtlllgment end derive
ililfeM monvr redeemed, will lie deeded
to KlKtuMlh County nit June IM, lull
nd thai every right or lutere.l of any
nernn In or to any or all or the pro.
peril mentioned In Mid Judgment and
decree will tie furlelled to Klamath
County. Oregon.
Dated Ihl. I lilt davof June, lull.
HherEfr and Vait Collerlor
Klamath County, Ol'egoit,
J. l.-No. 1111.
TIMELY HANDOUT
SPRINGFIELD. III.. June 11
UV) Robert Neathery finished
smoking a clgarctto in a parked
city bus and opened a window
lo discard mo butt.
borne one grabbed his hand.
removed his wrist wnteh which
ho valued at $30, nnd fled.
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Ration Calendar
War Prtr and llationtnat Rmrri inn
Mailt ilrwpt, Offli-v Ituurc ilaily, lo
a. m. to 4:30 p. m. Plion 1101 for all
Uiformaiiuit.
AH aml'cati(ina numt b MAU.En in
to I ha War Prlra and lUMnuinti Hoanl
at 4M Main atraal, anU NOT pitwntvd
In pvnmt,-
inorr.NirD roonm
tll.UK hTAMI'M natlnn bonk 4
HlaintM N -a through ft 3 valid thmuflt
June .10. Htamt T ) IhroiiMli X 1 vUct
ihrott). July .11, NtHinpa . '. 'J, A I.
II i and C1 valid May i thrmitfh Atitu
ttiampa 1)1 tltruult 11-1 valid June
ItlCn HTAMPHHatltti. tumlt A.. rtt
it 1 thruuiftt J-a valid thoruttl, June ;iu
Hlaitiua K S throuMlt P i! valid thrmitth
July 31. Hiiiiini Q 3, H J. b 'J. T 3 Mn.
u a vaiin May i umiuiit Augtut ji.
Miami. V-a lhmuH Z J valid June I.
MHO AM H I In. i iHmh 4-Miami. 30
Valid May I through Amju.t 31.
HUOtH-It a 1 1 o n hiMih .1- Airplane
tainpt 1, 2 and 9 now valid, New tho
tatm to tMrnnit Valid AuuHl. toi
tanina InvaHd.
OAHOI.INK"A" IS rmipoin, 4 lallont
arh, valid thruuih Juno 31. "ft" 07
valid, A tfalloiu aach. "C" 0-7 valid, ft
vallona each, Cuuponi not valid uit-
ieaa vituoroau.
rVY.1. Oil Ported I S coudoui valid
Ihrauih Autuat 31,
CTUVI.N .-Apply local ooara lor oil
td KH ttnve Cflrttflralaa.
Wdol). c'OAI.. HAWlHtKT U-aler de
lermlitta delivery priority (rom coit
unier'a wrltlan Ulamant of annual
noedi and ntiantlty on hand.
HKNT C.'ONTHOl In arvaa under Ked.
rat rnt ronlrttl. all ranted dwetllni
unit limit h reitUterad. and clianKei In
tenancy rvporioii,
PIllttK CONTHOIltafer Innulrtea and
ronuilalnla to itrlce rlerl at liwal hnatil
AH mark eta wer quiet attar
further rr porta of a ahurtace o( freifht
rondltloiva. All mark eta war oi
the early flurry ti( buvln that followed
care in (rain nnxtucloa araaa.
Analyala also mw in the trend toward
eaalneu an Indication of overbought
condition, particularly In wheat.
At the flnlih wheat wet lo 1c tower
than Aaturdav'a ctoae. July Sl.tfT.
Corn waa up So to down Ue. Hepiemter
l.Ua. Oau wr Wo higher lu
lower, July oaoao. Hye wai un
chan god to off o. . July 1.43V'VS.
llarley waa up to duwn
l.litva.
tc, July
WEATHER
!4A6nSRT
Freckles and His Friends
By Blosser
Hilda tried
to arrange to
have freckand
lard kidnap
Her in order
td get her.
Picture in file
'magazine,
now it see ms
she really
IS
MISSING
h-g-H
All I know is tpat she's minima JDt f Better. Take their. look, serseant. I
lItHSS mmJE5 J was ggff
Well, brother, in
SHADVSIDe,THIS
IS A NORMAL.
ACTIVITY
Alley Oop
By V. T. Hamlin
mm
V f WHV, THEM LOW-PCWN "' f SURE, HE WAS A JL1"BUT'; MV EVeTI
W WJN SOS! f- NICts OUV,BUT vVVSVE SOT
Ji TM GOIN' IN mO NO.SieN iFTER OP COURSE TO BE
P THERE AN' BYGADFRV, 11 N COULO f 1 liNOW OOP REALISTIC..
. t04OCfC-ta. (30MNA LISTEN -HARDLV BE WAS A SUB- yT -y
,tfWJ T WHAT FOLKS CLASSEPAS V HUMAN -flj -T
GET A GRIP ON
VOURSE1.P,POC.0
PBEUICT101- OJUJ
HOSPITALIZES IN . '
n SUPPOSEDLY
PSi
SERIOUS CON'
PITION AFTER
MIS REMARKABLE
RESCUE OP PR,
WONMUG, OOP '
HAS, UNKNOWN"
TO HIS FRIENDS.
BEEN CHECKED '
OKAV AMP
DISCHARGE?
...THE CAUSE OF SCIENCE
MUST NOT BE CHOKEP By
A FIRST COUSIN TO
A MONKEY
si
CHICAGO. June 11 (AP-WTAI Pola
toea: arrival! 43. on track 34. total
U. S. ahipmenU for Saturday 754, Sun
day IS.
New atocki: offerlnm vary light. d
mand exceed available supply, market
firm at celling. iom prices lower ac
count lower ceilings: California 100-lb,
mcki uong wniie. u. a. no. , tuoj-
4.00; U. S. No, 2. 10.01.
LIVESTOCK
POIITLAND. Ore.. Juno 11 (AP-wTAI
Salablo cattle lew, total a 1 00; salable
calves 400. total 430; market uneven: :
better grades beef cattle active, steady:
lower grades slow, weak to 2S cents
tower with canncrs and cutter 33-50
cent off: soma tyuold; two loads choice
tea steers e.o..w; new rvcoru man,
tfnadecholce fed steers 1 17. 0010.00:
gross fat steers up to 110.23; common-
medium grades moiny fnwiaati; com-mon-metlium
heifers 11.00-14.50; choice
fed heifer up to $16.73; canner-cutler
cows iG.73-0.30; fat dairy type cows
$10.00-11.00; Brass fat beef cows $13.00
73; few $13.00: medium-good sausage
bulla $10.00-12.00; good beef bulls $t3.oo
30; odd head $13.73: good-choice vealers
steady at $13.30-10 30; odd head $17.00,
Snlnble hogs .130, total 2030; market
active and steady at celling; barrows
and gilts $13.73; saws $13.00: stags $14.30-
lO.uu; cnoice jecaer pigs u.ui-4.uv,
Miaoie sneep auw, iouii jiw; mimoi
active, fully steady on better grades;
rather slow on common kinds; good
choice spring lambs $13.73-14.23: common
grades down to au.uu; iw mcoiuni-gooa
horn old crop lambs $11.50-12.23; few
feeders $10.00; good shorn lamba $fl.30
73; ono sizable lot $7.00; culls down to
$3.00.
rmrAfin Jun li AP.WFA) Sal
able hogs 5000, tola) 10.000; active, fully
imrlv trnnd and choice barrows and
gilts at 140-lba up at $14.73 celling J
good and cholco sows at $11.00; com.
Salable cattle 14.000; total 14.000; sal-
nhln cnlvA 1000. total 2000: flood and
choice fed steers and yearlings strong
to zr conu, mostly in to is cents nigncr;
medium grndca steady to strong; trade
only moderately active top steers $17.63:
bulk $13.25-17, 33: heifers steady to
strong, best $17.00; cows weak; bulls
and venlers steady; venters $10.30, most
ly $MJ.00 down: eanncr and cullers
7 Vi.n 75- mn.t htef rnwi 10.30-12.30:
Kracticai top wcigm snusnge nuns
envy beef bulls $15.00; stock cattle
iicIIvd firm at SI 3.00-1.1.23 mostly.
Ha I able sneep woo, mtai u.uw; active,
fullv atoiiflv! inm in I en around 23 cenU
higher; several packages good and choice
native spring lambs $16.00, with fat
bucks discounted $1.00; 200 head medium
and good around 03-lb, Texas springers
$14.30; seven loads good and choice
in.i-iri ion dinner ismnn runnini tuny
23 per cent yearlings . $13.00-13.10
straight, these with No. 1 pelts;
Innd morilum and aood shorn 1
No. 2 pelts, $14.25; shorn slaughter owes
su.uu-u.uu.
Sunday. Jena to, 1913
Ma. Mm. Preclt
Eugene . . ,.- .n
I Klamath rain 71
HUcratnento ..,. 03
North itend , w
Portland M
Keno -...71
San Francisco wwm...71
Seattle , M
Med ford It3
Red Bluff M
Little Orphan Annie
By Harold Gray
AND I'M GOING WITH
ANNIE- WE Ail KNOW SHE
CANT BE GUILTY- BUT.
SUE MUST GO BACK
10 CUEAfc HERSELF
I f NO-NOl f &NN1E8 OURN; 6INTSHE?1 II FUBBLETHE POLICEMAN MIS II
If tl7 ,LL & THAT COP.' I'LL 1 IS ONLY tOINS HIS J DlCTV I I
ST.
W asSaMSMaVSHasSS-
THAT CORONERS
JURY MUST BE
. MADE UP OF
CRAZY PEOPLE .
52
5.1
Northern California Clear and warm
today, tonight, and Tuatday.
Washtngtun and Oregon Partly cloudy
today. Cloudy with light showers In
wnl portion tonight. Khowers over
state Tuesday, Utile change In tempera
tures.
Courthouse Records
Marrlsss Licenses
McKINNCY-OHOI.1 Harold TUrton
McKlnney, 33. USMC. Native of Il
linois. President of Chlcaso. III. Mary
lllanche Uroll. 31. housewife. Native
of Michigan. Resident of Klamath falls,
ore.
THOMPSON - D A H M S. Alfred J.
Thompson, legal, salesman. Native of
uregon. iieamcni or iviamain reus.
Ore. Elsa Oahms, legal, office nurse,
Nativn of Wisconsin. Kesideut of Klam
ath rail, Ore.
Comelalnls Filed
Totils O. Slows vs. Edna J. Stowe.
Suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and in-
ntimin treatment. couple married
November 23. 11)30. at Williamson Itlver.
Ore. W, Lamar Townsend attorney for
piainmi.
WHEAT
CHICAGO, June 11 iAP) Grain, firm
in itrnntf In narlv futures trad Ins. silo-
pad after mid-session today with wheat
and rye at times showing losses of as
much as a cent. Corn and oats were
Many speculators trimmed accounts
and awaited release this afternoon of
the government's report of Juno 1 crop
BIKES FOR RENT
MAKE RESERVATIONS
FOR SUNDAY
Phone 8520 222 S. 7th
POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE
O We Have It O
A roof coating -that ! guar
anteed to outlast any other
type of tar or asphalt coat
ing. Will not chock, crack,
flow, bubble or burn. We
will gladly demonstrate.
Grems Roofing
Service
Phone 4838 .
337 E. Main
Approved PIoneer-FllnlkoU
Applicators .
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE .OK ANNUAL SCHOOL
KI.KCTION
NOTICE IS lirtt I'll Y GIVEN to the
legal voters of School District No. 1 of
Klamath Count v. State of Or en-no. that
the ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION nf
said District wilt he held at Kremnni
School, 715 High street; to begin at the
nour or two ociocx r, m. ana con
tinue until the hour of Seven o'clock.
P. M., on the third Monday of Juno,
being the lflth day of June, A. D, 1043,
This meeting Is called for the purpose
of electing one director for a term of
five years beginning July 1, 1043 and
one directors to fill an unexpired term
of one year beginning July 1. 1043 and
the transaction of business usual at
such meeting.
Daied this 4th day of June, 1049.
ATTEST:
j. p. wki,i,h. n strict c erK.
E S. nouiNSON, Chairman Board
or , Directors.
J. 4-11 No. 124.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
ELECTION
NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN. In com
pilance with Sec. III-iwb, O.C.L.A., to
the legal voters of union mgn school
District no. 2. or Kiamain county
State of Oregon, that the ANNUAL
SCHOOL ELECTION or said Dlitrlrl
will be held at High School Building
to ooRin at tno nour oi o ciock, p,
and continue until the hour
7 o'clock, p. m. on the Fourth Monday
oi june. nemg tne aoin aay oi June,
A. U. ll'4Il.
This meeting le called for the purpose
of electing one director to serve a term
of five years commencing July 1, 1043
and the transaction of business usual
at such meeting.
Dated this nth day of June, 1043.
ATTEST'
J. P. Wells, District Clerk.
Nelson Seed, Chairman Board of
Directors.
J. 11-18 No. 128.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice is hereby given that I have
filed my final account as administrator
of the Estate of Vlnko Mntln, also
known as V, Matin and Vlnka Matin,
deceased, and the Judge of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon, for Klam
ath County, hos fixed ten o'clock In
the forenoon of Friday. July 0, 1043, In
the court room of sold court, as the
time and otaco when and where any
person may present any objection! or
exceptions to anytning inerein con
tained, and at said time and place the
court win iinaiiy nemo snin account,
CLARENCE A. HUMBLE,
Administrator.
J. 4-11-1B-23; Jy. 2 No, 122.
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF PERIOD
OF REDEMPTION
Notice Is hereby given that the period
of redemption for the redeeming of
real properties ordered sold to Klamath
County under that certain Judgment In
tax foreclosure made and entered June
23. 1044. In that certain foreclosure suit
entitled County of Klamath, State of
wregnn, a punuc corporation, niaintirr,
vs, Arthur Faunce et al.. defendant
No, F 373, will expire on the 23th day
oi June, imo, ana in persona are nere-
PILES
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO PAIN - NO HOBI'ITALIZATION
No Leie ef Tim,
Permanent R.aulUI
DR. E. M. MARSHA
Cli I rep rac tie Physician
tU Ns. 7te - Ksdolre Theatre Blttt
Pkone 7M
NOTH'K OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
MrKTINU
NOTICE IB HKItEltV (1IVKN, In Com
pliance with Net), Ill-Dim, UCLA., to
the legal voters nf Klamath County
School District, of Klamath County,
Stale of Oregon, lhat the ANNUAL
SCHOOL MEETING nf aatd District will
lie held at elementary si'hoolsi to begin
at the hour of 2:uo oVIotk p. tn. tm
ttte third Monday of June, being the
lti(ii nmy in eitin, n. it, iims.
This meeting la railed fur the pur.
foae nf electing one county ill root or
rom the Western Zone and ntembets
of local ruiumltlves, in vole on lha
proposition nf Increasing the tax levy
for the fiscal year of 1045.40 beyond
the 0'V llmliailiui and the Itansactlun
of business usual at such mealing.
uateu tins mini nay ni may, 1U45.
l.EWIH ItOTKNN,
Chairman Hoard of Directors,
ATTEST; II, U. ANIILKV,
Dlslflct t-aii.
J- I I , I el"
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KKMTON1NO. CAUOMINtNO, PAINT -
iwu. I'none oj-w. cti
wanted Maid, mornlnss. Mars Hotel,
WANTED TO nth.
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f. .. . . HMIILrfn. "tlf.
dm ran iii -t .... w ini(.N"iB
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cwiitlllon, imhI rubJI,
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"tore, .a Nam, on Fnto
dee ly. ll,h,"'i?ij
ton.,, Arouallmiu. Whi.
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ron baui. 1'ut.hi.o in,, m."-!
pi... l.meU,. ,jjo. IllTi iTRl
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WANTED Woman le an -2
Irom a in qZZ
rhone 1. '2
eg
WANTED Wallr.u.1. dlrtt
ATTENTION; Kspertenred nr iinenper
lencea wattresaes wnwi, vmuu p
week and board. 44-hour week, time
and a half overtime. Legion Cafe,
Junction City, Ore. S tf
EXPERIENCED STKNOGIAriUI k
gnrsl office work in K1M
b fail end sccursie bpsi. ant.
figure. Lumtwr iprwnc, mm
but not etM-ntlil, EmretkrJiJ
and npnorturtlly to em trtti vm
dUBllfti-atlons. WrtU P. & las
Medfard. 3
WAITRESS WAHTtty-lxtrimt .1
CH"'' MI7IWUW 08) Ml
Cafe. TfiL
WANTED-"-Young lady al Quality Shoe
Shop. 4.13 Main. Bteatiy employment.
Call Wednesday evening ttetween 0
and 7 p. m. Shop will be opened
Thursday. 'U
WANTED Bell boy. Apply Wlnema
Hotel.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Restaurants' v
Grocery store and Meat Market
Cleaning EsUblishment thai will
pay for Itself In 2 years
Apartment Buildings showing good
Income
Camp Ground on highway, close In
K GRAY
Realtor
700 N, tin Phone 3M
nunaay mono tnou wit
FOR SALE 4room furnlhd house
with iMtn, in my, uro.. norm mam
St. Floyd Dlarkwell, Uly. 0-10
FOR BALE RY OWNER -Three -bed room
house in si. Francis rarit. t-sn www-flirt
FOR SALE4-room home, garage, and
laundry roam tn basement, completely
furnished. Immediate possession. Price
$.1300. Terms, Ne Fred Cofer, Harn
hliel Agency, 112 fl. ath, Phone 4103.
013
VACANCY Furnished housekeeping
room. 1404 Klamath, d-U
FOR SALE -1034 Chevrolet sedan $200;
1U30 Chevrolet sedan I0J7 Pack
ard couno. Alt below OPA celling
Leo'e Garage, Uth and Main. 0-12
ron SALE - Man's blue lull, site ,11);
also 2 wool blankets, perfect condi
tion, 1034 High, Room 0, after fl p
0-1 1
FOR SALE 23 font, 1042 Deluxe Liberty
trailer. 2720 Hope Ml.
FOR RAI.E-Phllco table model, $V.
Phone 7273. -H
FOR 8AI.E-17.1 sackfl Netted Gem aeed
no I a toes. John Tofell. Bonanza mgn
way. tl'10
WANTED TO BUY- Sewing machine,
either electric or treadle. Xm Dnr
row St, Phone Oion, 0-Kt
FIND YOUR POST-WAR CAREER In
auto nnnv and fender work. In
eluding melal work, WELDING and
snrav nalntine Easy In earn now in
your spare time. Chance for good
loh or a ahon nf vntir own. We II
show you how. Here's one nf the
most profitable branches of the big
Auto business. Get the facts, Write
tnriav. Utilities F.ne. InsL. Box 47111
care Herald and News. 0-13
WANTED TO RIIV 1D41 Oldsmohlli
Must have good tires and motor In
perfect condition. No den tern, O. C.
Lien. Inoulre Lien's Cash Store. Stew
art addition. 0-12
PERMANENT ENGINEER would like tn
lease home. 2 bedrooms or more, un
furnished. Phono 7034, 0-12
WANTED - Carhuretor for Model T.
Phone Altamont Trailer Park. 0-13
FOR BALE-.Wellhred Holateln bull. W
A, Ross, Hon a nut, Ore. 0-10
FOR SALE-3-bedroom home on Harlan
Drive, double garage, Vs acre fine
soil, shade treos, lawn and shrubs,
mot cellar. Immediate possession.
$2730. $1000 down, discount fur ensh.
Call 3740. 0-12
LOCAL RELIABLE COUPLE with good
references will pay $300 down on
2-hedronm house, Phone 0200 after 0
p, m, or indulre at 4000 Shasta way.
fl-13
FOR SALE Prewar boots, prewar
wn tiers witn enoes, several fly mas,
costing rods, stool head rods, 30-00
with Velss scope, ammunition, one
sleeping bag, one camp stove, nir
mattress, one neck. Fix-it Bhon. 744
Klamath. , 4030tf
FOR SALE 3-bedroom modern house,
Phone 4014, 0-10
NEAR ALT AMD NT DRIVE
Attractive, modern, substantial two
bedroom home In Altamont district.
Largo rooms, big lot, garage, trees and
Biiruns. uwners win give qutcK posses
sion. Price la only $4000, It will be tt
pleasure to snow this properly,
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111 N. 0th Since liioil Phono 43(14
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