Herald and news., July 13, 1945, Page 5, Image 5

nallroad Pension Club The
niillruud Employes' Niitloiml
l'vimlun ihwucIhIIuii will muul
Miiiuliiy, July 10, lit (I i), in., ul
thu homo ul IC. L. Mltcliull, 017
Hunt MiiIii. All IntvruNtud In no
ciii'liiK nviinlniiH fur widows of
riillruiia L'iiiiloyo uru Invllud to
utU'lid.
Bon Graduates Mr. und Mm.
Ti II. WlntorrlnKcT liuvo ru-ei-lviut
word tlmt their boh,
'J'liiininii L. Wliitcriinjfur, AMM
;ic, liiia completed lila coiimu lit
St. Oluf ciiIIckp, Niirllirii'ld,
Minn. Ho will bu triiimfi.'rriKl
tu Alliens, Gu., (or further train
liitf. Illlnoli Visitor W. W. Bur
nett of l.liniirk, HI., htiN been it
visitor lit llio lioinu (if hit brother-in-law
mid nlntcr, Mr. mid
Mm. K. M, Chllcotii. He In now
ru roiilo to Lou AiiKeles wlinru
lie will vlull ii on before re
lurnlnu cunt,
n t u r n Mm. Alexiindcr
I, lift, the former Mildred Cur
rier, Inn relumed to live with
lirr mother. Mm. Nlnn W. Cur
rier, 'U2 N. 3rd. Mm. Luft, who
him been hi SlrrlhiK, Colo., will
be In Klamath Fall until her
himbiind return from ovcmeiui,
Neighbor! to Meat Neigh
bor of Wooderuft will meet In
the KC hull, Monday, July 10, nt
R p. in., in regular itriuiltin. He
frenhmi'iits will be nerved by
Kvn Itlchnrilsnn mid Effle Red
key following the business meet-hiK.
Writes Bono A. W. Joyce
formerly of HoneburK. has re
turned to hi old position ut the
Wlllnrd hotel. Joyce Is going to
releno bin sung, "One l.ove for
Two over KrJI Munilny at 2:15
p. m.
Roval Nelnhbon The runt
Oracles of the Itoyul NelKhbom
of Amerlcn will meet nt the
home of Mm. Ktliel lilnke, ,:u3
Lookout, Monday, July 10. The
meeting will bo at a p. in.
Juveniles Tuesday. July 17.
Juveniles of tiro Neighbors of
woodcraft will hold a picnic,
nod they will assemble nt the
home of Mm. C. O. Drydcn, 010
N. 11th, nt 12:30 p. m.
Moating The Ludlci Aid of
the llrst covenant church will
meet tonlKht nt 7:4.1 nt the
church. There will bo n program
and refreshments.
In Aihland Mrs. L. F.Lund.
2008 Mndlson. Is In Ashland
visiting nephew who hns re
cently returned from overseas.
Had Cross The Red Cross Is
In urgent need of women to knit
sweaters for distribution over
seas.
Police Court One drunk and
one disorderly conduct case ap
peared m police court this
morning.
Ration Calendar
War price and rationing board, 4.10
Main. Office houra dally. 10 a. m. to
., p. nj.; neiurnaya lu a. m. IO I.JQ p. m.
Phone slal tor all Information.
All application! miut ha mallad In to
lha war prira and rationing board, and
not praeenteit In perann.
raorrssKD roons
Itl.UE STAMPS Ration book 4
tampa T-3 through X-a valid through
July 31. fllampa Y-3 through C-l valid
through Auguat SI. Stampe D-t through
l-l valid through September SO. Slampa
J-l through N-l valid through Oclobar
MED STAMPS- Ration book 4
Slampa K-3 through P-a valid through
July -SI. Stampe q-a through lf-a valid
through Auguat 31. Slampa V-a through
7.-a valtd through September 30. Hlampa
A-l through K-l valid through Oclobar
HUaAR Book 4 Sugar alamp SAaalld
through Auguat 31. Kntlnrae canning
augar cnupnna with ration book 4 num
ber and your nam.
Sllors Uooaa alampa Invalid, nook
S Alrplano ilampi 1. 2, 3 now valid.
Naw ahoe alamp valid Auguit 1. "Odd
lot" ahoea ration-free July through
July an.
(iANOI.INE "A" 1 coupon!. S gal
lon each, valid through September ai.
"11" 7-8 and "C" ?- valid, s gallon!
stoves Apply local board for oil,
gaa !tova certificate!.
WOOD, COAL, SAWDUST Dealer
delermlnea delivery priority from con
aumar'a annual needa and quantity on
hand ao order now.
rvtu on lim-itMB period l. a, a. 4.
and S coupnnae expire Auguit 31, 1048.
lilts. Into period 1 coupon! expire Auguat
31, III4S.
PIIK'E CONTROL Refer Inqulrlti to
price clerk at local board.
RENT CONTKOl In areas under red.
era! rent control, all rented dwelllnge
muit be registered, and change! in
tenancy reported.
WEATHER
.Ao
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.00
.00
.00
Trace
Truce
ThonrUr, Juir 11, 1045
. Max. MIn.
Ft in nit 94
Klamath rail) flfl 00
Hacramanlo ........ 04 M
North Bend ............ M 4(1
PorUand ......... PI M
nno P4 M
Han FrancUoo 0.1
Hostile llf) M
Mrdford OH OS
lied Illuff 10.1
,00
Oieimn Partly cloudy today, tonight
aitd Sn turd ay with tog near ocean and
few icnttercu thunder iihnweni over and
ml of Cnnrnilei. Cooler except on
con it ftntiinlny, Motlornle norlhwoit
winds off ennui,
Northern Cnllfornla -Ctonr today, to
night and Siilunlny with fog on com.
and Roaltered nflernoon tluinderatormii
over hlRn in nun tit Int.. Moderala north
woiterly wlnda off coaat.
Courthouse Records
tURtlce C'ouri
Mary Jonea t.'rnwford, no opera.or'i
llrfliue. Fine, ftn.no.
Alnn Jenn Hunter, failure to obey
Inn BlffM, Ftne, $9.00.
HiiMell Griffith, opera tin motor ve
Mrle without clearance lampi, Fine,
sJ.Vf.0,
Klmer Joseph Allen falllnff to procure
operator'a llcenne. Fine, aU.fJO.
VITAL STATISTICS
llKinilT Horn at lllllilde hoipltnl,
Klnmalh Fatla, Ore., on July 13. 104.1.
to Mr. and Mra. Carrol Height, Alturaa,
l boy. Weight: 7 potinda lota ouncea.
Camara Club The UHO Own
er it t'lttl) will hold tln.'lr first
iiitiulinu tonlKht, Krldiiy, at 7:1)0
lu lliu UhO vliihruoins lit II til
ii i id Wnliitil, Thu muulliiK will
Ihi tiiulor tlio direction of JJr. E.
U, Iviunb mill ulvllliius us well us
snrvlvuiiicn mo Invited to ut-li:nd.
Dlichargad Pvt. Clydti K,
Gllerlnt, son of Mr. mid Mrs. U.
W, CillcrlHt, 318 (Jrunl, bus been
dlscluirKvd from thu U, H. urmy
ulr forcH. llo served two ycurs
mid 10 inontlis und was u mem
ber of tlio ground force.
From The DalloaWiillcr L.
Kowlur, supervisor of t h o
statu tineinpliiyinent coinpunsii
tlon coiiiiiilnslou, Is licro for u
week, lie may bu eonlauted
tlirotiKh thu local ununiploynivnt
board.
Roturni Paul ItoborUon has
returned to Klamath Kails after
having, been rclenscd from the
mi vy. Hobertson whs n sorijcunt
on the city police foreo prior to
entering the service.
Blitar Visits Mr. and Mrs.
rtuy Cinrrlson arc hosts this week
to Mrs. Chirrlson's sister, Mrs.
Frank Linton and dnuKhter,
Krnnces, of l'orlhind.
TO MEET GRADS
Detty Lombard, who was for
merly appointed University of
OrcKon Federation cliulnnim of
Khimuth rutin, is assisting in ar
rangements for a meeting of nil
high school gruduutcs Interest
ed In going to college this fall,
which will be held Friday at 0
p. m. In the Wlllnrd hotel bun
(j net room.
Hetty Lu Slcgmun, University
of Oregon Federation director,
will show colored moving pic
tures of the Oregon campus und
give Information about courses
of study, living accommodations,
student employment, und stu
dent activities, to students, their
parents and friends.
High school graduates who
wish to talk individually with
Miss .Slcgmun from 1 to 5 p. m.
July 13, may contact Miss Lom
bard to arrunge for on appoint
ment. Park Swing Fall
Injures Woman
PflnTT AMt-l lulu 11 .TO
Mrs. Sue C. Aroncn, 30, Port
land, who crashed 13 feet Into
a nearby box office from a
"merry mix-up" at Bluo Lako
purK last night, Is In a hospital
with possible serious Inlurles.
Deputy Sheriff Tarry Riggs
said officials hud not discovered
whether Mrs. Aroncn fell or
slipped from the big whirling
swing, equipped with safety bar.
She broke the box office wall
slightly injuring Jean A. Reed,
l-ycar-ola cashier.
Two Homes Destroyed
By Portland Blaze
PORTLAND, July 13 OP) A
$3,100 blazo which destroyed two
homes last night was started be
cause threo children played with
matches In a enrage where fuel
was stored, Deputy Sheriff
ucorge parson snia today.
Six-year-old Donald Lovcgrin
and two playmates stamped on
a small fire, Larson reported,
but it flared up again after they
had gone. The homes of Mrs.
Stanley C. Lovcgrin and Joseph
Akerman were leveled by the
blaze, fed by 100 gallons of oil.
In baseball a runner is either
out or snfe, but In the great out
doors vacation lnnd of Oregon a
fire must bo out to bo safe. Play
ball with nature. Keep Oregon
Green.
The Famous
Bone-Dry
Shoes
In Oil Ton
8-Inch Top
with rubbar tap
olas and haels
at
$1085
Arc the Best Buy
In Town
.Sine HIS.
LbrewsJ
MANSTORE '
733 Main St.
Agents for Bona Dry
Shoes for 26 Years.
NEW WILDLIFE
AGENT IID
FOR TULELAKE
Howard Sergeant, recently of
Idaho, will come here soon to
take over duties us fish and
wild llfo- agent with headquar
ters on lha west sldo rouu on
'lulu luko,
Sergeant, a graduate of the
University of Idaho, succeeds
Archie Hull, who bus gone to
Ogden, Utah. Hull is consider
ing going Into the pheusunt-ruis-lng
business, It Is understood,
llu vyas in charge ul Tulclukc
for thu lust two years.
G. C, Fulrchlld, formerly In
charge nt Tuleluko for the fish
und wild life service, In hero for
a short time from his headquar
ters tit Sacramento, handling
servlco-business. Mrs, Fulrchlld
wus with him for a whllo, but
has returned to their home at
Sacramento, Fulrchlld Is stay
ing In Khimuth Falls.
Ho said that recommendations
and requests have gono into the
Chicago hcudquartcrs for this
fall's duck seuson regulations.
Among them i,s a request from
the California side of the line
that Sheepy lake be opened to
hunting.
Fulrchlld said that Klamath's
sportmen's gorups made no re
quests for changes in the regu
lations this year.
Bonneville Shows
Tools At C. Of C.
The Bonneville power admin
istration Is displaying materials,
equipment, and miscellaneous
Items used In the construction of
transmission Unas and sub
station facilities that could be
manufactured by small indus
trial operators with a minimum
of rc-toollng. These items will
be on display nt the Klamath
county chamber of commerce,
July 10 and 17.
Studies conducted during the
lust few months indicate that a
total of more than $7,700,000
worth of line hardware equip
ment will be needed in the Pa
cific northwest in the first three
postwar years. The displays
are accompanied by catalogues
containing information as to
quantities presently required
nnd estimated needs for the fu
ture, methods of manufacture,
descriptive mulcrlol and specifi
cations. State Legislators
Fishery Consultants
WASHINGTON, July 13 (IP)
A group of stale representatives
to act as consultants In fisher
ies matters In the Columbia
river bnsln hns been approved
by the Interior department. Sen
ator Mitchell (D-Wnsh.) has
ocen nnvlscd.
The men, representing com
mercial and sports fishing and
state regulative bodies, were
nominated by the governors of
Washington, Oregon and Idaho.
They will receive no pay but
their expenses will be refunded.
LIVESTOCK
l'OnTlAN, Ore,, July i: fAP-WKA.
Hfllariia mid total catlla 2D; calvoi 10;
cmnpleto fleiiriirii'tj with icntiL mpply
at itOHity uik'oHi odd hvud medium
lri 414. (M; hnlfuri iibnent; few vorn-
fiion cowi wnu-ww, odd html inn
tier 7,'K; few medium tnuxiffa hull
SIl.ftO-10.aft; vvnlora ncorco; good-ciiolco
Indi diiuiftbln I4 .fW-KJ.OO,
HrIhIjIo mid total howa If,I normally
atendy hI cell intf prices; barrnwa ami
If IIU tin, 7ft; own und lugn H.rVMfY00;
uholra feoajtrr fitfi ijUOtliio tu '22.)0.
Halahlo arid lolul ahoep 200; about 'MX)
Iambi hold over fiom Thuraday; am
orally ataady: complal clearance before
nwn; few nelected urlna' lambs 14.7fl;
bulk fuod-rholf-t 9lll.2j1-T4.Ouj mdiurn-
foutt tt 1. 78-1.1. 00; torn man down to
Lt.rx); falrlv food yearling wethera 90.29
10.00; arnall iota medluin-itood tlnuKhter
wpa No. 'A and 3 pella 9-173-000' corn-ifion-niedlum
9,1. 00-0. fWf; few mall Iota
feeding Iambi averaflng 70 iba, 9t.00-10.00.
HOIITK BAN KHANC.SCO, July 13
f APWyAt -'atlle aalable 21. nominal;
for week 17A0; generally 2ft -M cent
higher; one load good and cholre lU'ili
lb, alcari 9I7 W. arlual top; medium to
Sood aleera 9l4.rV-lfJ.ftl; good and ma
lum helferi 9J.I fJ-H M; good cowa
9l-'i 00-14, 00. Common rows 1)0,00-11.00,
rannera and cutters If! 00-0 (W. Cslvci
22A. fully fftedy; top tlfttM.
Hogt aalable 100, firm; rloilng top and
bulk good and rholr-o 2W-UXi lb. bar
rowi and gllU 919.73; odd good iowi
919.00; or weok; racelpU 0w, lightest
of the year,
fjheet) aalable 1700, active, fully steady;
Around ((00 head top-choice 00 lb, cloie
ly sorted mountain spring lambs tl&.lVi,
for week! recclpla 21,7fXJ, largcal of the
year to dale; week'a bulk good Ut cholre
91 4.00-1 ft. 00, common and medium 911.00
13.90; common to good ewes 9X30-7.23,
CHICAOO, July IK lAP-WrAl Salable
hog 4000, total 7VX); active and fully
atrndy; good and cholre harrow and
gllta at 140 Iba. up at 914.73 celling:
good and choice sowa at 914.00; complete
clearance,
Salable caftle 1000, total 1900; salable
ralvea total M); moat killing clauea
steady, cowa alow, bulla firm; draggy
undertone on strictly grass steers and
graaa heifers, pedded at 913.0) down and
9i:i30 down reipertlvely; aeveral loUda
fed steera 910 90 17.30 ;lattcr prlre to
day'a top; grasay heifers 91100-1:, (0
mostly; strictly grain fed offerings ab
sent; cutler rows 99 00 down; heavy
sausage bulla 91. 'I 90 and heavy fat bulla
to 91390; vealers 916.00 down; general
clearance broad.
Salable sheep 900. total 2000; market
steady except undertone and few scat
tered sales cull and common spring
lambs weak to unevenly lower: good
and choice native springers 910.29-lfl .'O;
hucka discounted 91 00; parkage medium
to good 01-Ih. weight 913.00. buck In
cluded: few common tinder 70-Ib. lambs
912 oo-Ki.OO: common choice shorn native
ewes 90 50-11.23, popular prices 96.00 on
mixed medium and choice kinds.
OBITUARIES
Curtis Alexander Hlgglns, former resi
dent of thfa cltv. passed away Sunday.
July fl at The Dalles. He was a native
nf Georgia and was aged 40 years, 8
months and 2U days at the time of hli
pasting. He la survived bv two daugh
ters, Kleanor Priest, of Klamath Falls,
and Ruth A. Tlrnwn, of Tulelake, Calif.;
two sisters, Je.ile Iamont and Etta
fludsworth of Berkley. Calif. The re
mains reit at Ward's Klamath Funeral
Home, U25 IHxh. Funeral announcement
appears in this Issue.
Market
Quotations
NKW Y01IK, July 13 (API Aaorted
Inuiiatrlala, Jncludlns meat paraing
alocki, made a Xulr amount of headway
In loclay'e market alinousn many leau
era were unable to get out of the mlnua
runka.
Lloalns quolatlona;
Ainvrican liii
Am Car Ik Kily
Am Tel St Tel
Anaconda
Calif Packing
Cut Tractor
Commonwealth 8t H
Curtla-Wrlgnt
fieneral Liactrlc ...
Ut-neral Motor!
(it Nor lly pld
Illlnola Central H
Int llarveiter
Kennecott
Lockheed
l.ong-Hell "A"
Montgomery Ward
Na.h-Kelv
U V Central
Northern 1'aclflc H,.
Jfnu llu A K
I'ickard Motor
I'cnnu It II
Itniiuhllo fttcel
Illchlleld Oil
Hnfnwuy Hlorea
ficara Hoebuck
Mouthcrn Pacific ....
Htnndfinl Uranda H..
Kuiuhlne Mining M..
Tram-America
Union OH Calif ....
Union Pacific
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BPttNirr n. adam
TJernlce B. Adams, a resident of
Tlonap'a. Oregon for the Iat 3d years
oasted away In Grand Island. Neb., on
Thursday. Julv 12. follow in tf a brief
illness. She was a native of Cambridge.
Neb. and at the time of her death was
a:ed 44 years. month and 1 day. Sur
viving are her nun band. Frank Adams:
one son, Gilbert C. Joyce and one
daughter Lucretia L. Jnvce of this cltv;
two brothers, John S. Horn of Klamath
Falls, Ore-- and Dewey D. Horn of
Bonanza. Ore.: also one sister. Mrs.
Gladys M. Kllgore of Bonanza. The re
mains will rest In the Ear) Whltlock
Funral Home. Pine at Sixth, upon ar
rival from Grand Island. Notice of
funeral to be announced later.
FUNERALS
CURTIS ALEXANDER HIGGINS
Funeral services for the late Curtis
Alexander Hlgglns. who passed away In
The Dalles, Sunday. July 8, 1043. will be
held tn the chattel of Ward's Klamath
Funeral Home, 023 High, Saturday, July
14, at 3 p. m., with the Hev. Victor
Phillips of the First Methodist church
officiating. Friends are respectfully
invited to attend services.
tv n, mam iimTi.rr
William Blrtley for the last 24 years a
resident of Klamath Falls, passed away
In this city on Sunday, July 8, following
a brief Illness. He was a native of New
Jersey and at the time of his death was
aged 7a years. 9 months and 10 days.
Funeral services were held in the chapel
of the Karl Whitlock' Funeral Home.
Pine at Sixth Triday. July 13. 1045 at
11 a. m. Commitment services and
Interment followed.
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HERALD AftD NEWS FIVE
CHICAGO. July 13 fAP-WFAl Pota
toca: arrivals 47. on track 00. total U. H.
shipments BUO.
ftfw siocks oiiennft-s very Mini, ae-
mand good, market firm at ceiling for
bet stock, only occasional car oiiered
iM-jil li-aarlt market: California lou-in.
sacks of Long Whites, U. S. No. 1, H-13-
.M; commercial, j.w-4.zu.
WHEAT
CHICAGO, July 13 fAPj Belief of
traucrs tnat the government soon wqujo.
inaugurate a wneat support program tor
the current crop leu to considerable
buying today and wheat lutures
vlimoed as much as IV cenu a Ousnel
oefure proflt-uklng cut into tne ma-
other grains moved upward with
wticat, dui selling men cnangea ine so
vancus tu slignt losses in aume cases,
itve was ud as rnucn as Hc at one time.
Practicany no corn was coming Into
the market, and not much oats. Trad
ers said there thus was a greater leeder
demand for wheat.
Wheat closed Is to Vic higher than the
previous finish, July Sl.bT?!-, corn
was unchanged at tl. 18 ceilings. Oats
were up B to Tic, July CHWSc, rye was
V.c down to lc up, July gl.53,, and
barley was t'c lower to )c higher, July
si.io.
VITAL STATISTICS
M'NAUGHT Born at Klamath Valley
hospital. Klamath Talis, Ore., on July
1.1. 1045. to Mr. and Mrs- F. A. McNaught.
403 Lincoln, a boy. Weight; 7 pounds
aei ounces.
Dick 6. Miller Co.
7th and Klam. Phone 4103
Merchant Police
AMBULANCE SERVICE
On Duly 24 Houn
Sorvlng
Klamath Falli nnd Surrounding Vicinity
Phone
R. G. Lilly 8430 y, E. Bloomberg
or
3614
I feed my -family
RIGHT, -these
food-short days
and here's how I do if
"I'm having lha soma trouble)
everybody hot thate food-ahort
day,. But I make sure, in the com
bination of foods I am able to buy,
that my family gets the protective
food tlcmenti it needs. One of
these foods is Kellogg's ALL-BRAN,
delicious as a cereal, in tasty muf
fins, and in dozens of tempting
dishes that help provide nourish
ing, well-balanced and varied
meals. I serve all-bran daily."
Improve your family's diet 5 ways with
delicious Kellogg's ALL-BRAN!
Start reinforcing your wartime menu, with abundant;
economical KellogR'a all-dram. Bee how much nutrition
you get from just one ounce I
IRON. One ounce of all-bran provides more than ft
of your daily minimum need for iron I ,
OTHER MINERALS. Weight for weight; 4 times as
much phosphorus, nearly 3 times as much calcium;
as whole wheat I
VITAMINS, Twice e much riboflavin, 3 times a much 1 i'
niacin, and just as much thiamin, as whole wheat. )
PROTEIN, all-bran served with milk gives you a
good amount of excellent-quality protein. .
GENTLE LAXATION. A grand nid when elimination '
is faulty owing to lack of bulk in the diet. And it
doesn't interfere with normal digestion, citherl
salt 1
t"v. around beei
1 pouo '" .,1- and
'ir tz n
AUBRAH
SaB. 4''rr.;
onUn .M .a". l0oai " "oUWMo pat
A cereal made from the
VITAL OUTER LAYERS
v af flne.t wheal)
all-bran Is made from the vital outer
layers of wheat, In which ore concen
trated important protective nutrients
found in the whole, ripe grain. It's care
fully toasted milled extra fine for golden
softness. Get ALL-BRAN at your grocer's
today! Made by Kellogg's of Battle
Creek and Omaha.
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I
cy
Vox Pa.
Blacle by "Reich."
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Here are the mid-season frocks
for afternoon and evening gaiety
-in fact for 'round the clock wear.'
See the new charm of bend, em
broidery and metallic embellishment-new
built-in draped effects
in skirts.
One and two-piece styles in sheers
and crepes-in plain and draped
V-necks.
SIZES 12 TO 20
$1 H95 $00
17 to
50
fc Don't Forget to Visit Moe's Fur Dept. if
MOE'S FINAL
75 Summer styles In this group of casual and
dressy hats every one an exclusive creation.
Cloches, Berets and Sailors in flower end as
sorted fabric trimmings.
At this low price this stock will not last
long eo we urge your early selection!
Vals. $"
to
Choice
WHILE THEY LAST
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