Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 18, 1945, Page 3, Image 3

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    Merrill Boy Hurt
Auto Accident '
Lurry Schnoldor, 11, son of
Mi Walter Dlotrlch of Morrill,
received u broken collurbono In
mi uulomobllu accident Tuosduy
lit u, in, Ilii wim taken to
tho Kliiiiuitli Valley hospital for
medical ultunlloil, a
Tim mishap occurred When n
car' driven by Mvri. Uletrlch
Called to iii'Hiitlntn ii curve on
tlm lower Kluniiitli lake rund
mid turned over.
Tho Injured boy win tho only
passenger and Mra, Dlotrlch win
unliijiirud.
POSTPONED
PORTLAND, July 18 (I')
Tho 27th iininiiil state convention
(if tho Amurlcun LoKlon, Nchvd-
lllod to 0H'l) 1 1 (lit) AllUIIHt 17,
will ho postponed until travel
reati'lutloiiM are liflod,
MILK VIOLATOR
rOHTLAND, July 18 Ml
John KiiriimiiiuiH, Sunshine tin I ly
operator, wim fined $100 on con
viction In inunlclpiil court horn
on n charge of mislabeling und
misbranding xkiin milk.
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Uiln lo thf Voki ot flrulem vtti Mouthy tvtnhit, ovtr N. B. C.
TniHHM TALKS
ST
WTH
A L I f J
CHURGHLL
(Contlnuod from Pago One)
Truman form promptly to cull
nn offlcliil meeting to clinch any
Informiil agreement which might
ho reuched during hie personal
visits.
OUTLET TO OCEAN
WASHINGTON, July 18 VP)
Russia's nije-old quest for her
own trudo outlets to the upon
ocean may como clone to ful
fillment at tho Berlin Big Throe
conference.
Diplomatic authorities here
hnlluvo tho Question of ocean
traffic bottlenecks which allow
other countries lo control all
the best passage!) to tho soviet
union may occupy a prominent
position at tho Potsdam discus.
sionH.
Thcso bottlenecks Include the
Yellow sea approaches to Rus
sia's Siberian back door. The
prospect Is that regardless of
talk or luck of talk about soviet
participation in tho wur against
Japan, tncro win no a iairiy
full exploration of Russia a po
litical intentions in eastern Asia.
Port Arthur Question
These Intentions oro believed
to bo dominated to a consider
ubla extent by Itussia'i commer
cial aspirations in the Pacific.
Involved directly Is tho ques
tion of Port Arthur. Russia
once took a 00-ycar lease on
that north China port, and Pre
mler Stalin generally is expect
ed to demand Its use again.
But neither Port Arthur nor
any other outlet that fur south
is likely to have any security
unless tho Russians control ap
proaches to It. for tnul reason
and scvcrul others, President
Truman U anxious to find out
Stalin's general ideas on the fu
ture of cast Asia regardless of
what Russia docs about the war,
Similarly the question of dis
position of Japanese Munds hi
tho North Pacific is likely to
como up. Russia is expected to
claim Karafuto, tho southern
half of Russian-held Sakhalin.
But ships moving to the Asiatic
mainland novo to go through
passages in tho Japanese chain
or m tnc K.urllcs to tho north,
As a result there has been
speculation that Stalin might
want one of these passages to
nave Russian-held flanks.
POCATELLO, Ida., July 18
M Next time Vernon Van
Duyn decides to "park on a
downtown street he'll do more
than put a nickel in the meter
he'll bring his car with him.
Monday Van Duyn wos fined
$15 by local Judge Charles A.
Brown i after arresting officers
testified thai they found the de
fendant sitting on a curb shoo
ing motorists away from his
parking place. Von Duyn aver
red that it shouldn't make any
difference what you park by a
meter as long as a nickel goes
inside.
The charge against him was
drunkenness.
Men not fighting fire have a
much needed place in war in
dustry. Keep our men off the
fire line and in an essential war
industry. Keep Oregon Green.
Memorial in Berlin1,
apt ,j i 1
An American soldier stands In front of a gigantic picture of Prime
Mlnlstor Churchllt President Roosevelt and Marshal Stalin, erected I
by the Russians In Berlin as a tribute to the first "Big Three."'
Klamath Fights
For Through
Air Service
(Continued From Pago One)
oral telegrams of protest have
already gone to him and to the
CAB.
PORTLAND. Jul
United Airlines said today
y 18 Wi
ld today it
would continue Its appeal for
permission to Include Klamath
Falls as a stopover point be
tween San Francisco and Port
land. A civil aeronautics board ex
aminer at Washington yesterday
recommended the airline include
only Bend as an Intermediate
point. The examiner said he
refused to Include other cities
because traffic was insufficient
to justify both through and local
carrier. If through planes tap
ped smaller points, tho examiner
sdd. the local carrier would bo
unable to operate.
Final decision Is uo to the
civil oeronautlcs board Itself.
"Wo are going to continue to
apply for Klamath Falls until
wo get it," the airlines' public
relations office said here. "We
are also going to continue ap
plying for Baker, Astoria and
Coos Buy." -
Caution is a good check pro
tector. The forest industry pro
vides steady work and high
wages for 60 per cent of all per
sons gainfully employed in Ore
gon manufacture. Keep fire out
of the forests. Keep Oregon
Green.
MEAT GRANTS
MINER
S
BAGK TO WORK
(Continued From Page One)
than a score of cities. But, un
like the, coal miners and foun
dry workers, their walkouts
and strikes stemmed from labor
disputes, and not In protest over
meat shortages. '
The expected return to work
by the miners and foundry
workers would reduce the num
ber of idle throughout the coun
try to the lowest figure in the
past several days. The first
group of miners quit their jobs
last Friday in protest of a short
age of meat and others have fol
lowed. Leaders had protested
they "can't dig coal on lettuce
sandwiches."
The miners had demanded 50
extra red points per man a
month. An OPA spokesman in
Washington said a detailed an
nouncement of the program
probably would be made within
a few days. He said the plan
now Deing perfected was m line
with the policy of providing ex
tra meat and other foods for
those engaged in hard physical
jobs.
Wednesday, July 18. 1945 HERALD AND NEWS THHE'.
FUNNY BUSINESS
!
"They got tired of saluting when we were on furlough 1'
Annual rural property loss Guard are out to reduce local '
from fire is 65 per cent of the losses to field, farm and forest,
entire national fire loss. Boys Can you afford to do less? Keepj
and girls of the Oregon Green Oregon Green. , .
Hans Norland Auto
anct. Phona 6060.
Insur-
YOU DONT
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AT Seart-USE
PURCHASE
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Too r U lb Cre'JH Offlf
Jait once to get book full
ot ooupoM . . . then you
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cash ell through the itore.
There' no fun or formel
Hy, no tlcntng ulei sllpt.
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monthly repsymeoU Tjiutl
etrrybi clurie,
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PRES-TO-LOGS
We ore now caught up on orders for Prei-to-logs, and
can make delivery Immediately on any amount of,
Proi-to-logi you wish, NOW.
We suggest you place your order for Pres-to-logs as soon
Ot possible, and avoid the delay later in the fall,
when they will be rationed again.
It will be necessary for many people to substitute Presto-logs
for other wood fuel this year, and we advise
you to do so NOW.
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821 Spring St.
"Fuels That Satisfy"
Plus Service
Telephone 4153
r,
Daily Services
8 P. M ...
TENT MEETING
Two blocks east of Tower Theatre
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THE CHART:
The Natural State
The Intermediate State
The Eternal State
Sponsored By
The Church ot Christ
2205 Wantland
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Value
Spots
Just Arrived!
Chenille
Bedspreads
10.98
Closely spaced chenille on
heavy sheeting back. Soft
pastel colors in .full double
bed size. . '
Infants'
Training
Panties
17c
Soft knit cotton with
elastic waist. Sized 0
to 4.
Lathr Sole
Logger
Boots
8.19
Rationed
A heavy logger boot;
lace to toe style with
durable leather ' sole.
Safety toe. Cowhide up
pers. '
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Ladies' f
Rayon I tSj
Panties ss J
49c .
Dainty panties and
briefs in tea rose
knit rayon. Full
.clastic waist, Well
fitting.
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' Boys'
Corduroy
Overalls
1,90
Durable corduroy bib pants for
school or play. Sizes 3 to 10 In as
sorted colors. , :
" V,e at uflbit
FLOUR
SQUARES
19
Soft bleached flour' sack
ing, bleached and mangled
ready to use. Hemmed
edges.' 18x31 inches.
FULL SIZE FLOUR SQUARES ...................... .... 26c
BOBBY PINS, Pkg. :....i... 10c
STEEL HAIRPINS . 5e
Dainty
Priscilla
Curtains
-- .1 ... - . .
3
98
Emphasize the beauty of your
window by framing them
with these dotted organdy
curtains. The dainty dots are
permanently flocked on permanent-finish
organdy. Extra
full.
Flocked Dot
Panels
Creamy flocked dot design
In full size panel curtains.
seiviage cage .
.removed pair
2.80
GALVANIZED GARBAGE CAN 1 1.69
ALL STEEL FRYING PANS ..............'.;............ 59c
STURDY IRONING BOARD 3.29
GLASS TUMBLERS 3 for 10c
PINT FRUIT JARS, Doi. . .......... 69c
QUART FRUIT JARS, Dox. 79e
JELLY GLASSES, Dox. ... 44c
FRUIT FUNNELS 15c
PARAFFIN WAX 15c
HOME CANNING
DEMONSTRATION
July 24-25-26
PELICAN THEATRE
Freezing demonstration Mon
July 23, 9:30-11:30
ADMISSION FREE
SHEET BLANKET
70x80 inch size in colored
plaids. Full bed size.
Bound edges, 110
striped border. 1.17
PRINT
LUNCH CLOTHS
Bright floral prints in a
practical 48x50 inch size.
Laundered, ready AA
for use. . I. WW
Lacy Weave '
PANEL
CURTAINS
A lacy rayon and cotton
weave panel to dress up
your windows.
FuU size. Pr.
Ladies'
RAYON PANTIES
Styled in Hollywood, snug
fitting rayon jersey with
full elastic waist and 7Q
legs. Tearose. , 7W
x
NON-RATIONED
MEN'S SANDALS
Made of government re
leased genuine pigskin.
Synthetic non -marking
soles and QO
heels. A.JO
NON-RATIONED
BOYS' SHOES
Made of tough fabric with
thick rubber soles - that
wear longer and O
are non-marking. ml9
PINT SIZE
Thermos Bottle
Genuine THERMOS bot
tles keep liquids hot or
cold. Bakelite 1 fiO
cup cover. I.W7
BOYS'
SWEAT SHIRTS
Bright colors in boys'
sweat shirts that are fine
for school wear. -' Cfif,
Sizes 4 to 10.
SOFT COMFORTABLE
BED PILLOWS
Striped ticking filled with 100 crush
ed chicken feathers, ozonized. Largo
21x27 Inch size. - '
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