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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT HERALD AND NEWS OUR BOARDING HOUSE '4 ? 1 T. fV.EIT. ? 13 MORE CRIME.' 14 Ann) Red Ryder Boots and Her Buddies WEXi.,1 vjrc VrtiOW www SKXBNifc V5KtPK. (WSO W to ess. wr we Week Tubbt Freckles and His Friends ??I;.K,H W W1 WfiO VW KIOiE tt StWP 1 1 HERE 'FORK. V J GETRlDOfW sOW IT VJAjSrW Vi eoass ' AW WUEBER! PER AMERICAN Orrtve ARE IVAPPEP If COME OOT ONE AT A TIME. WITH "rTT Earauiu VOTVu Fu tub 1 ' TWESABEPEAPOR CAPTWEPiV WgCTg A . THAT fUSSWKfRMHOSB 1 BBSmc5 ATNJrW- I ' VMATTEROf TIME! - - I LAHWN6 GEAR WKS ? V OR FACE A A WlLOA. I'M ONLY TAKING THIS PlCTURH BECAUSE SEDuawr ENOUGH! U9. TOU ASKEO MB TO J TtNNV? Alley Oop ; vi I IP aptesallthe aroukid TotMEijoaiK rTS beeiAI I. TSH." 12h,?P9K!7as A lIEf! VOUVEHiO HCniBd V A PRETTV 1 HBLT...ANPTHt V WITU THC Tiuc.ui-uir I uicttidu. h I iMOncTTAirr I I RARE METAL WX VOO WONT LET Se fe--sC V 65 i I SOURCE OF I JAOWOT.' AMAgL.?.30M'S UNfT X CeSTROy IT. ITS il-Ef r? 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II Ml ' Sk. vdTvl 'py HOW CLUMSY IjgjjSgT NO) NOT SO FAR i:" "n HAVE YOU BUT I WILL IKJ TIME, fi- '-A HURT HIM ? ,1 IF YOU DON'T WALK pill ? ' BEHIND ME WITH ppl T N,V--.r- BRING FROM HOME -'' I r V-.1.! O LIKE SBM3HETTI, I tJ Vtalllil lffil I TAPIOCA PUDDlM'S, V VHY MOTHERS . iA'XWS'JS " . By Fred Harmon By Martin IVi VVVCV4 , WYWtti i 4 VVS OOGWTA vst By Latlia Tamer l.nita u. NT. QitM By Blotter By V. T. Hamlin j -1 . HNinKI, IT NBVBiC I VSKY WtLL, WEU PUT OUR CCWfLICTINO CONVICTIONS UP THAT VISUAL TO T6ST... AMP WE'LL AU.B5. SORHY.' ' By Harold Gray t AMP WE'LL ( ALL BE , WILLIAMS Market Quotations NXW YORK, Jun IT (API StU. ire ram and mikim inmutruiu u vancod fractions to mora than a point In today'i itock market but bull Und ncla faded (or Lh prapondtrant num- jr ox ivaaar. daaln euotatltuu: American Can y - MS Commonwealth At Sou . curtu-wrini Gt Nor Ry pfd IUtnoia Central Int Harvaattr Kannecott Lockheed Lone-Bell "A" Montomery Ward Naah-Kclv If Y Central Northern Paclilo M . 39 . MS, . 20V, . 31 Pae uaa ei . Republic Stl Richfl.ld Oil Safeway Storelw Scan Roebuck Southern Pacific , Standard Brahda . Sunihlna Mining , Trana-America Union OU Calif , Union Pacific U S Steel Warner Picture , !, 11 at -UTS 5. Mij - H. Ml, -.133 7m Potatoes CHICAGO, Jun Tt (AP-WTA Pota tota: arrlvala to. on track lot), total U. S. ahlpmenU ITS. New Btocki: oflrlnB llaTht, demand very good, market firm at celling: ; very lew can oiierea iocai rac imrmi, California loo-lb. aacka of Lonf Whites, U. 8. No. 1. 93.01-4.30; Arizona 100-lb. aacka of Zxn Whites and Red Warbas. 17. S. No. 1, 14.40; VlrglnU 100-lb. aacki of Cobblera. U. S. No, 1, alz B, 3.33. LIVESTOCK SOtJTH BAN FRANCISCO, June 77 aUady; load-lota good and medium ateera. and neuer aoaeni. uooa cows quo.eq J 13. 00-30, odd common, cows B10.0O-1O 10, iw cannara and cullers tT.00-B.00; com mon to food bulls 111. SO-IX 00. Calves 90. Steady; few packages medium to good slaughter calves $13.00-13.00. Hop salable 150; firm. About load and a half good and choice) 30O-323 lb. barrows and arUU IS.TS: odd good sowb $13.00. . Sheep salable 3000; steady on two decks good TT lb. lambs $14.00. medium and common No. 3 shorn lambs past two days weak to 23 cenU lower; sev eral . thousand head 9U.OO-12.00; few cull $8.00. Good ewes steady; $7.00 down, numerous cull to common 1X30 4.50. . , vr.tiTT.ANn. Or.. June 27 (AP-WFA. Salable cattle 150, total 290: calves 35; market early slow but mostly steady: arwirt hM nvl llMn 118.50. Sorted at $14.50; common-medium steers largely $11.50-14.00; cutters down to $0.00: common-medium heifers $10.50-11.23; cutters down to $8.00; canner-cutter cows gfl.SO 8.50; fat dairy type cows around $9.00; common-medium beef cows $0.00-11.50: food cows to $12.50; medium-good saus age bulls $9.50-11.00; good beef bulls $12.00-50; good -choice vealers around 50 cents lower at $14.50-15.50. Salable hogs 50, total 233; market active, steady; barrows and gilts $15.75; sows and stags $13.00; feeder pigs scarce at $20.00-22.50. . . Salable ana touu sneep jwu; marxc. fniHv aictlve. full clearance late Tues day; good-choice spring Iambs mainly $14.00; ona choice lot 103 lbs. $14.50; common-medium grades $10.00-1300; light culls down to $3.00; good slaughter ewes $$.00; cull-common grades $2.00 50; some unsold. mnr a nri 'f rZl vt" f AP-WFA 1 Sal able hogs 3000, total 10JO0; acUve, fully steady; good and choice barrows and gilts at 140-lba. up at $14.73 celling: good and choice sows at $14.00; complete Cl"aUblJ cattle W.000, total 13.000: sal able calves BOO, total BOO; fed steers and yearlings steady to 23 cents lower, most ly steady to weak; largely lood end choice grade ateer nin: bulk fiooo-"-; top $17. to; several loads $17,63-17.03 heifers steady to weak, best around $17.25; cows slow, steady; beef bulls iuiiy siesur - at fm. iwmwh, -" .Bf4tf in with nractlcsl tOD $13.00; vealers unchanged at $14.50-15.50 mostly, outside $18.00; stock cattle slow. Salable sheep 500, total SOOO: market fairly active and mostly steady: good and choice spring lambs $10.00-16.23; bucks $1.00' less; medium and good $14.30-13.50. Common lightweights down to $13.00; one load good and choice 103 Ib. shorn lambs No. 1 pelt, $15.10; shorn aged ewes mostly $8.00 down end $0.50 according to grade. WHEAT rwHiArtrv June 97 fAPI Wheat and rye were firm to strong end the coarse grains mixed In quiet futures markets HmmtMlil- nn rations, hadslna all mill buying, dominated the trade In the breed cereal and commission houses were on both sides of dealings In other mafkets. ... . Most price, were little better than, steady at the start out rallied during me una. nour wnen an ravincf much as a cent In wheat caused short covering in other grains. Mill miylng was chiefly responsible for the firm undertone of the wheat market. ' The first sale of lard futures since April 0, 1944, was made today when one contract ims,iru omiiivmi iur snag, vw delivery traded at the $13.80 celling. At the finish wheat was v to ivic h I tfh mr the n vee tarda v'a close . Ju I V $!,.-, ' Corn was unchanged to up V4C. ueremtTer ei.iovti. uau were ve w Sc higher, July M'.'iC Rye was up 1 to le. July 1.33-1.M. Barley was down Vc to up V4C, July f 1.13Mt. BIKES FOR RENT MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR SUNDAY Phone 6520 , 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE . It J. R. Angell Criticizes Price Controls WASHINGTON. June 27 (IP) Hop. Anvoll (H-Oro.) mys Micro is faulty und inefficient admin istration or. prica controls. Legislation already on the books is sufficient, lie declared during: debato on extension of the price control law for another year. lie expressed belief that Price Administrator Chester Bowles Is as anxious as anyone to make his administration successful. retained in the administration In key positions where policies are formulated and put into effect, officials who are utterly Ineffi cient and who lack technical ntirl practical knowledge of the oper ations which tncy are seekinu to administer and control." Courthouse Records Omnium, riled Herbert N. Ifan..n vl M.HaH. M. Ilaneen. Suit for divorce. Cltarse. cruel and Inhuman lr.alnt.nt. Couple mar ried July 21. 19.4. at n.no. Nev, rred O. Smell allrrny for plaintiff. Own Alfnd lit. va. mill Ruth Bray. Suit for divorce. Chera. mar riage Illegal a. six month, n.d not l.tmed frvm the date of defendant, divorce prior to her marriage to plain tiff. Couple married June Is. leis, at rallon. Nev. Harry D. UoWio. attorney lor p-ainuii. OBITUARY KLLA JAMI IIMUON1 nAVIfl Kite Jane Simmons Davis, a lifetime Ore son resident and a reel dent at Ualln for the past 10 years, passed away In this city, Wednesday, June 37, 1645. She was a native of Salem, Oregon and was aged 81 years, T months and IB days ai mw iiniw oi ner paemtitg. ane ia mr vtved by her tla us titer. Grace W, llrewelow of Mailt). Or stun: two brnlh. ere. J. A, Slinmoiui ot Trout dale. Ore., and Cujfrne Simmons of Weaverville. Calif. The remains rest at Ward's Klamath runeral Home. 923 High, ru neral arrangvmenu will be announced later. Ration Calendar War Price and Rationing Board. 4.10 Main street. Qtftce hours dally, 10 m. m. to p, m. rnone nu ior an Information, All applications must be MAILED tn to the war Price and Railonlng Hoard at 430 Main street, and NOT presented fRot'cifSCD rnoDii 111. u E st A M PS- Ration book 4 Stamp N-2 through 8-2 valid through June 30. Stamps T-3 through X-2 valid through July 31. Stamps Y-3, Z-3. A-l, B-l and C-l valid May 1 through Aueust 31. Sumps D-l through H-l valid June nr.D STAMPS Ration book 4Stampa R-a through J-3 valid thoruah June 30. Stamps K-3 through p-3 valid through July 31. Stamps Q-7. K-3. B l, T-3 and U-2 valid May 1 through August 31. Stamps V-3 through Z 2 valid June 1. SUGAR Ration book 4 Stamp 38 valid May 1 through August 31 SHOES- R a 1 1 o n book 3 Airplane stamps 1, 3 and 3 now valid. New shoe tamp to become valid August 1. Loose stamps Invalid. GASOLINE A 18 coupons, 4 gallons each, valid through June 21. "B" g-T valid, a gallons each. "C" 8-T valid. 8 Ira i ions earn, coupons not vaua ua iu pndoned. FUEL OIL Period 1-3 coupons valid through August 31. STOVES Apply local board for oil and gas stove certificates. WOOD. COAL. SAWDUST Dealer de termines delivery priority from con sumer's written statement of annuel needs and quantity on hand. RENT CONTROL In areas under Fed eral rent control, all rented dwelling units must be registered, and changes In tenancv reported. PRICE CONTROL Refer Inquiries and complaints io price cier ( local ooarn. 1 CLASSIFIED AATEB One) rtav aot iMFd 49 day run , r word 8e 3 day run p word lie 4 day run r word lie 9 aay run t" woru itc Week run T word t5c Month run 1 word 45e $01. Discount foe Pavmenl is Advance 3 Discount for Payment as 10th Ads received by 1:00 p. m. will appear erne a fie moon In "New today" column NEW HERALD AND NEWS phone num ber, al 11. If ew Today FOR SALS-1 acre. 3-room house, mo dern, garage, close to bus line. Price $2800. Dial Chris Huck. 0470. T-3 WANTED- Lady to share ride to Sacra mento. Must be able to help drive Leaving Monday, July X 2041 Dar- row. w-w WILL THE PERSON Who picked up lady's black coat by mistake In the Willard Hotel cloakroom, please, re turn to me noiei, -- fi(tTRiirb and while Cocker ananlel. Reward. Answers to name "King." 2228 Oregon. 8-20 WANTED Assistant matron at the Children's Farm Home. Must be a person of good nanus, eme io cook and to work .congenially with chil dren. Salary and full maintenance. Write or call Wirt. Buford Schnebly, Supt., Corvallls, Oregon, Telephone uorvei.is w-ui-w. - WANTED Man or woman to sell Min nesota Woolen Co. clothing, blankets. anoWBults, macklnaws, work clothes. sweaters, etc. No money involved. Car essential. 3337 Altamont Drive. ft-28 WANTED Man for tire shop, exper ienced If possible or willing io icarn. Good wages. 003 S. 8th. 8-37 HUSBAND AND WirE WANTED at the Children's Farm Home. Man for general farm work or gardening: wife as assistant matron. Salary and full maintenance. Write, or call, Wm, Ruford Schnebly, Supt., Corvallls, Oregon. Telephone Corvallls oan-W. 7-11 FOR SALE-Mlnlature ferm, 6 acres, 1 acre irrigated, uooa oarn, a-mm- room modern house, garden etc. Priced right Phone 5013. ' 8-29 FOR SALE- 5-room modern, partly fur nished, wired for electric range, walk ing distance from business center. Cheap place, but clean. 810 N, 2nd. 8-28 FOR SALE fl-room furnished house, $1000. Partly modern. Immediate pos session. Stewart addn. Turn right at Brat ton's lockers, go to 3rd street, turn right to fllh house down, on right. 8-28 FOR SALE 2-room house, water and lights, acre and nan, y in aiiaun. $1400. 4323 Bartlett. 8-27 FOR SALE-1034 Chevrolet coupe. With in opa ceiling, wainui, mono 8438. 8-28 WANTED Best Chevrolet or Plymouth $700 to $1000 casn win nuy. uontaci Fred Biehn, phone 3181 or 4740. 0-20 FOR SALE One Gunco buck rake end 1 under, good condition! also one power take-off for a Clctrao 30, used very little. Write to John Smith, Cave junction. Ore. 7-3 FOR SALE Trailer house, or trade for property close jn, Kiamatn rnin Auto Park. 351tf WANTED TO RENT Modern unfurnish ed house, by local couple, references, permanent. Phone 8507. ' 0-20 NOW AVAILABLE (T. All Uaera) ; Adding Machines , Calculators New Royal Typewriters . DESKS OIIAIHS PILES Service on All Machine PIONEER PRINTING AND STATIONERY CO. 122-124 S. 9th, Klamath Falls JT Today WANTll). Ilov. for paper rouUe. Ap ply .IIS J. ((.nun, WANTED TO ntlY a-wh.el trall.r Willi gong rubber. Call 4303. t it rOR SAI.I-a Plnlo hone,, broke. Ml lln, Ore., l.t houae on right acrow, tale line. Dull ralrrlo, SXI rOH SAI.K-One fine .addle hone, floor) cuw hone, senile for anybody o ride, lot. of alyle. one-half hot blooded colt, will make eomwin. a Rood aartdle honel T brood .owe, all red, 2nd and 3rd llllerl one pure bred Dumo malel one centrifugal rump; 10 good milk cana, new, S and U'g.llon. Ilogen Poultry farm, mil., eaal of Olen. on Lakevl.w highway. HKKTAURANT, fully equipped, for eale. Uood loraUon. CaU at SU OlvUlnn. -as roil aAI.K-U.nll. aaddl. hone, tiso. Phon. M01 or call at SU UUimI Urlve. S-ST IIOIIHKMAN WANTED - Apply Wlll.nl llot.l. STIIf WANTED-Automobile and fender man. UULP MOTOR CO., rord Dealer, Aah land, Oregon. IMion. 9JSI, Afler p. in. phone 4ST1, T-8 WANTED Truck driver for wood and coal. Muat li. over al and know the town. Steady work, ov.rllme. Fred II. Ilellbronner, Ml Sprlna. WANTED-Aa.Ut.nl yard man. Fred H. ll.llbronn.r, BJ1 Spring 81. 38 WANTED a in.n to work aa a team Io pick bI.Im at mill, paya Sl.ou par load. (IochI waae. can be made by both, rred It. Ilellbronner, Sll Spring at. ron SAI.E-Modem a-bedroom houu. barn, garage and outbuilding., ona acre and a half, alt under good fence, on highway, mile north of Illy. Prlred for quick aale. Writ. Joe Wallia, P. a Box 13e. Lakevl.w. Oregon. T-3 FOR 8Al.Ea-room houea on paved tract, SU0. .... Vlod.rn Mrnlahed duplex, CloM tn THE 1IEAI1D AGENCY 1030 Main St. Phon. fUU al FOR SAtJt-S hp. motor and IS ft. boat, jut Ilk. new. OOS lllib I S FOR BAIX-Weatlnghotu. eleclrlo floor fan. 43US Ul.be. e-aa WANTED - Window, .ultabl. for chicken COOP. 300 HUM.. ' FOR RAtJt-M New ll.mpahlra pullet.. S weeka old. Vhone STei. S-ST WAITHESSES WANTED Mak'a Cotf Shoo. M"f LOST- Hoy. rad .kl .w.at.r. prh.p. Eica.n up or m k.lball same. Jim Womack. Ilo nanaa. CURTAINS I.AUNDIItED and itrelched. rnon. jtit, WANTED Kaperlenced bookkeeper, man or woman. Write tlox 338. car. Herald and New., .latins anperlenea and al.ry d.lred. "3" WANTED-Woman to care for 3-y.ar-old girl In my home. Room and board and ulary. Burr-o-n. Ph. ST3I. roil SA1.E- a-bedroom modm houae on l.t acre., eleciric wai.r n,.r. den all In. Lawn, .hnlb., 3 chlck.n houa... barn, garage, aawdual cooler. w..K.rf sou k.imi Sr. Phone SOTO. ,30 rn. .lit m Pl.mnulh B.ll.1. BOOd llrefc Within OPA c.Ulng. Phone 3031 or Ht. 3. Do a 071, e FOR SALE- Oil healer. Ph. Sts. s-j. rOR SALE-Sterling allver, Mrvlc for all. Writ. Herald and New. Box .v. S-3T WILL PAY CASH rOR YOUR PIANO Loula a. Mann, 130 N. llh. Phone ! or 7173. 1-aJro. FRANK LOWELL OF KI.AMATH PACK ING CO.. on Old Midland Road, wlehea to buy your cattle, calvec hog. and heep ag.ln. Hl.h.at price, paid. S13 Pine. Phono 7Soo or 7033. 7 -3am MMtuva NoUcee KlamaUi Fall. Mooe. Lodge No. 110 meet, on Thure- dav nlahU. B OO D. RU Inl nation awry aecond and four Thuraday. Kiemath rails Aerie No. bubo, neauiar T ,Ti 7 meeting every Tuee- Walnut Vial ting members cordially invited it Loat and Found REWARD will nav $50.00 for information lead ing to arrest and conviction of party or parties trui sioie tires owxis pa i men uvhlta and Chevrolet wire wheels paint ed green, 10-Inch, off of e boat trailer SnrKea on vacant 101 scroaa imm viust arqulsa apartment, 1330 Oak St. Con tart nolle, denartment or Pete Zunle, 323 Commercial. - $-30 STRAYED Grey gelding saddle horse. LlOyd Mock, TIL 1, BOX 174, Malln. Ore. Phone 354. 8-38 Ceiigral Notlcog ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, June M. I will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than my self. Norman H. Hansen. STUART'S ORCHESTRA available after June 2nd. 824 Oak St, or phone 8535. g-30 10 SmvIcm REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE DOMESTIC . and ' COMMERCIAL All Makes Parts, Controls and Equipment in Stock. Oregon Equipment Co. Phono 0617 127 So. Oth St. ZZlVtf BRING YOUR . HOME APPLIANCE WARDS y For Expert Repair: Washing Machines Rndlos RcfrlKorators MONTGOMERY WARD Ninth St. Cor. Pine Mon..Wed.-Fri. Let Us Help You With Your PAINTING Problems Free Estimates F. MATHISEN Ph. 7804 M-W-F-U SEPTIC TANI4S CLEANED, content, nauled away. Cement tanka and drain III, Inalelled. Phon. W, Baker, 7u:u. S-30 FOR LINOLEUM AND CARPET LAY ING! by Calhoun, call eoflt mornlnga or evening,, ' ,7-lB FULLER nnusiiES Clem Joyar, 143S Martin, Phon, rXrrf. t-Sm Servlies RADIATORS Cleaned, Rapiilred or Robullt. Tractors Included. Ileatinif troubles corrected with latest equipment and 30 years experience. All Work Guaranteed New and Used Radiators Also new copper cores for nearly all makes and models of cars and trucks, Klamath Radiator Works 2221 So. Oth St. Phone 0042 3UUVU ROOFING We specialize In all kinds ol composition shinnies and built up roufs. Free Estimates Sealy Bros. 2348 Vine St, Phone S2D4 4703 tf ROOFING CONTRACTORS Permanently located In Klorn ath Falls. We aro aditlnii dally to our satlsflod customers. Any kind of roof you need asbestos gum coating. Free service on roofs we contract. H. C. High Roofing Company Phone 0032 021 Comm. 2471 REFRIGERATION WASHING MACHINE nd Small Appliance Repair DAVE COX, Service Man Klamath Refrigeration Phone 7038 " 2000 South Sixth SL PLUMBING Plumbing & Heating Equipment Installed and Repaired Plumbing Fixtures, Soil Pipe nd Fittings In Stock DAVIS PLUMBING CO.1 We Hurry , ' Telephones S781 . 7038 337 E. Main St. 3382U C. FITZGERALD FOR ROOFS Let Local, Reliable Con tractor Do Your Roofing and Waterproofing. We Inspect ana repair your roof free while covered by i our contract Free Estimates Phones: 6154 314i 1734 Crescent Ave. s-tti FURNACES Cleaned Repaired Installed Oil Burner Service Tufts Furnace Co. 2323 S. 6th Phone 09SS 3B30U RADIO REPAIRING Of All Kinds Specialized Service Co. 1434 Main Phone S103 1640tf PAINTING1 KEMTONINO KALSOMINING Phono 3273 or S007 389 ltf SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Inspection Free Modern Equipment Contents Hauled Away , -Ed F. King . Phon. 3230 T-S ART'S FIX-ALL RIIOP - 4KW s. nth ' Lawnrrlowar., nicyclea and What Have You OIVE ME A TRIAL S-3S MONUMENTS For Ihoa. who love and remember. A. PLATO. P. O. Box 133S Lak.vlew, Oregon T-at PAINTING AND INTERIOR DECORAT-1NO-1UI). Portland. Phon. S3IKI l- ' tween 0 a, m, and a p, m, Frank Jenka. oao KEMTONINO, CALSOMININO, PAINT INO, Phone 6390, 7-11 RETURNED VETRnAN ready for you, Immedlal. aervlco. Painting, Kemton. Ins and Calaomlnlng a peolally, Phon. 0031. 7-1S RADIO RRPAln Service guaranteed. 1937 Oregon Avenue, Phon. 47AD. 4170U ELECTROLUX CLEANERS Bale! and aarvic Phon. 7107, 1131 Main St. I-oM WE CAN HANDLE YOUR WORK, gaa nglnea, all tyDCa, lawn mowera and Srfndlns. Bodenhamer Repair Shop. 7-g IIEMSTITC1I1NO DRESSMAKING. Duttona and Buoklea aoverad, Allcrallona on naw and old clothing;. Mr., II, M. Allender. 731 Main. Room 310. Ph. 7103. S-30m PERMANENT SPECIALS . Children from three to twelve, 13.60 and 18.00, nedltced price, on parma. nent waveg for ladle,. Evelyn's Beauty . Shop, 408 Main. Phon. 7379. 0-3 SEWINO MACHINE SERVlCsL All make,, Phon. 0771, ails Sha.ta Way. 7-iamb WANTED Window waahlnj. Ph, 0140. Jew. Hubbard. . '7-0 IS i V