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Pra-Camp Phyilcali 4-11 all II iliun lcitvliiK fur cmnp ut Luke u' the Woods will hu cxiiniliiud by u doctor und wolKlicd before nnunrklnu fur cmnp July 21). They will muut nt tlif health center, 11M0 Mnln, nt 10:30 h. in. Two county school unites will bo provided for their transporta tion. Women ol ttio Moon Krldny, July 20, the lioiniMniiklnK com inltlco of tho Women of the Mooso will itponnor u potluek luncheon 111 tlio Moose hull lit 12:1111 p, in. unci nt 2 i, in, thnro will bo n curd putty In tho hull. Thin will bo tho fifth of tho sc l'le unci tho public is Invited to attend. Recolvai Promotion Gerald "Speck" Murray, former Kluin utll r'ulU Juvenile officur, now nlutlonud In tho Philippine with thu army, him been promoted from ciiptuln to mujnr unci has received tho Ilionzo Slur mudul, nccordliiK to word received by friends today. Ill wlfo in id sou now live nt Oiikrldiio. On Furlough -Pvt. Charles F. DrL.li p Jr., nun of Mr. mid Mm, Charles K. Di-Uip, 524 llln.li, In homo on furlouxh from Cmnp Will Ic IK, Tex,, until July 211. Hi! bun Just completed five months' tmlulnx In tho Infantry unci will report to Cmnp Adulr at tho ex piration or nix (urlouKli, At Lake Mildred Williams. who tuia Just completed her irciuiniiin yeur ni ui university of OreKon, In ut (Jump Esther Ap lileiiutc, Lliku 0' tho Woods. whero she In iictlnu n couaielor (or Ulrl bcoutn. .She In in ctuirito of tho Sen Gull unit. Now Pottage Stamp Tho three-cent two Jlnm commemor ullvo stump la on mile nt the Klnmnth Falls pout office now. It I urccn in color, tho size of tho npi'iiul delivery, unci nlc turns tho murine planting the ling on iwo jinui island. In V-5 Dcnn Abbott, don of Mr .nnd Mm. Jullnn Abbott of Mldluiid roud, la now nt the Man tnnu School of Milieu nt Butte, Mnnt. Ho la studying thcro in v.ia unit of tho nnvy V-8 pro' gram. VUltln9 Horo nlchnrd Tor ter of tho University of Michl gnn hna been hero n few dnya viaiiing mpi. i.oweu 1. Uokkc ahall of the Mnrino Barracks Porter visited Crntcr nnd Din' mond lakes. In Midland Mra. Robert Ren- nry nnd dnimhter. Helen Ann with Mra. Florence Gornnort nnd daughter, Christine, of , amcKion, (.uiir., nro visiting J with Mrs. Renncy's pnrcnts In midland. Bustnata Prom Sacramento (. Ij. Hubble nf Sncrnnionto wns in Kinmnth. Falls on business concerning timber soles Tues day. He Is a former resident of this city. Canning B o h o o I Canning school will bo held nt tho Pell ran thentro commencing July 23 and continuing until July 20, wnon nnme ireezing nnd cnn nlng methods will bo discussed. Spend Weekend Wnndn Cas- ici nnd Diirbnrn Homnn spent the weekend In Chlloquln nnd ron runmnin. Vacation Mnry Hulchc,nj has returned to LnPolnte's nftcr n prolonged vncntlon. The Neweit . In Gabardine and Tropical ft SPORT SHIRTS Cool and comfortable worn lnilde or out $4.65 to $8.50 In beautiful bluei, tans, greens, browns '" 1111 UdrewsJ MANSTORE tat Main St 2 li WED. f II July 2S U Armory 1 Service Wlvos Tho .Service men's Wives club will moot ut tho USU nt 11th nnd Wiilnut, Thurnduy night, July ID, ut 7:30 for Its regular meeting, Thoro will also oo a potluek supper. Tourist Meotlna -Tho tourist commlttco of the chmnber of commerco will meet Frlduy morning ut 10 to discuss plans for tho mooting to bo hold at Uond. Correction Cruter luko has a depth of llllll) foot, uccordlng to government soundings. Duo to mi error In copy roudlng, o story in yesterday's ptipcr slutcd tho luko Is bottomless. Meeting Goorgo Duvls, elinlr mini, hus culled a mooting of tho rules commlttco of tho ehumbur of commerco for 11:30 Thursday, Tho commlttco will look Into tho mutter of a rules buronu. On Business Guy Ilurmon, former Kliimutli resident, now with tho Missouri-Pacific rail way company, Is In town on bus iness from Eugene, In Town Mr. and Mrs. J. L, finely of Siintn llurburu uro In town. They are owners of the Mademoiselle shop In Sunlii Bur buru. In Syracuse Mrs, Rlchnrd niincly, the former Huth Hlce, Is In Syrucusc, N. Y, ut present. Her husband left recently for overseas. On Vacation Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Perry nro spending their vucntlon nt Fish lnke. Shopping Mrs. M. L. Sutton nnd daughter were shopping from Tulelnke today. Classified Ads Bring Results LEGAL NO! ICES NO TIC It INVITING ItlUS Tti undermined I'otlcs Judio of th eUy of Klamith rail. Orotfon will re- clv lt hid up to 0 I1. M, Monday. Auiruit fl. p and publicly opened at 7:.H) I. M. In lht council charntxr of Iho rliy hsll. for lh rnnttnirtlon and In (union or a lawn sprinkler Uiiim to fine"1' W,t1 pu,np h0UM n upply I'Uni and tpaclflrallont r on flla wnn in roiica iun or may b ob- talnvd from ihm rltv anaTlnaor imnn a depoilt or $a oo, Tn quanlltlea Involved ara approvlmaltly 43K Mn. fl. of to 3" lalv. pipe; 20OO lin. ft. of B" ptp, one .to HP motor and floo f p.m. pump; ronrrala pump houaa and acrkorl. Tha city ratvrva lha rtgtit to rajacl any HAnoi.n rnANEv, Pollro Judf, Jr. M-in.jo-23 No. im. runi.io I.ANI KAI.C DKPAUTMKNT OK TIIR INTrnini t'. H LAND omCK al Lakavlew, Or. on, jttir ii, in4A, NO rit.K U hereby given thai, direr led by the CommU.hiner of the Coiiernl lind Office, under provlilon of aectlnn 359. W. 8,, aa amvndml hy aecllon 14 of lha act of June 3H, 34 in mat., liwi, punuani lo the an plication of Cltarlca A. Malney. Serial no, IMOJ77, wa will offer at public aale, to the hltftieit bidder, iiut al tin! lui than II.W per ncre, at 14 o'clock a, m.. on the za day of August next, at ihlt oinrit. ine (oiiowing irari or lano. WMIW'i, HEVBW . 2.1. T. 40 fl., It, 0 ., W, M. Containing HO at-ret. The peraon making the hliheit bid will he required to Immediately pay the amount thereof. Any persona claiming adversely the abova-descrlbcrt land are advlied to file their clalrni, or objection!, on or before the lime designated for aale. Any person entitled to claim a prefer ence Hght under the first proviso to said section 14 as an owner of con tiguous land must assert his claim with in 90 days from the date of public of fering and conditional sale lo the highest bidder and at the expiration of said R reference right period, If no such right as been atuirted. the hlgheit blddrr wilt b declared the purchaser of the land. CLARENCE W. OOIJC. Register. Jy. 18-35; Au. l-fl-15 No. 1M, I't'lll.K! LAND SAI.K DCrAKTMI.NT Or THK I.NTr.KIOR V. s. land orriCE l Lak.vl.w, on (on. July 14. 1043. NOTICE U hereby ilvrn that. dlrvclvd by lh CommUtloner of the General Ijinil Offlr.. undtr provliloni of lection S4AS. H. 8., at amtnded by aeellnn 14 of the art of Juna 28, 1034 148 Stat., 12A8I, puratiant to tho applica tion of John II. Matney, Serial No. ninua. we will offer al public aale. to the hlsheat bidder, but at not leaa than 11.35 per acre, at 10 o'clock a. m., on the 32 day of AtifUit next, at thli office, the following tract of land: Lot 3. Sec. 30. T. 40 8., R. 10 E., W. M. Containing 40.32 acrea. The peraon making the hlghett bid will be required to Immediately pay the amount thereof. Any peranns claiming advemely the alMive-rioRcrtbrd land are advUed to file their clalma. or objection!, on or before the lime designated for aale. Any peraon entitled to claim a prefer ence right under the flnit provlao to aald ectlon 14 aa an owner nf contiguous land mint asiert hla claim within 30 daya from the date of public offering and conditional aale to the hlgheet bid der and at the expiration of laid prefer ence right period, If no uch riant hen been aiaerlcd, the hlgbeat bidder will be declared the nurrhaaer of the land. Cl.Alir.NClC W. OOI.IC. neglater, Jy. 18-11; Au. 1-0-15 No. ISO. Enjoy SthortUy Rastrvi It's MEIL0W ps a SUNNY MORNING 1 0LKKIDED WHISKEY B6 Pi"'fJllSl flf "0 40 oroln neulrol iplrlli. letS.La'"! rtivB 'lehealay DtitllUrl Corp.. N.Y.C.Vy ,49 ! mixwtSitCua .,' 4-H GIRLS SLATED Four-II girls who Dlnn to at tend cump ut Luko o' thu Woods will meet ut the health servlco building, 1045 Main at 10:30 u. m. Sunday, July 20. They will bu returned to tho post of fice building at approximately 0 p. in., August 4. Boys will meet ut the same time und plucu on August fi and bo returned to tha post offlco building August 11. Children may make use of wushlng fucllltics ut camp and keep clothes cleuu und dormitor ies neut. Extra cush muy bo tuken for sinull personul expenditures, such us sodu-pop, stumps und postcurds. IMicli should bring a lieurty lunch the day of de parture. One red und one blue ration slump for cucli child should be In tho county ugent's office, post office building, together with cump costs July 21. Tho camp progrum this year will Include many Interesting diversions. There will be bout- Inn, swimming (with instruc tion), fishing, hiking nnd games. There will bo clusscs In leather- craft, camping, making lapel pins nnci gills. ihcro will be nig hearty meals to match the outdoor uppetltes, every any tho whole wcok of camp. Early Grants Pass Resident Succumbs Funeral services will bo held July ID at 2 p. m., in tho Hallf Funeral home in Grant Pass for Duvid LeRoy Prultt, who pusscd away July 16 at the Jo sephine county ho.ipltul. Mr. Prultt wns born Februory 10, 1838, In Frankfort, Mo., and hud resided in Grnnts Pass the past 23 years. Mrs. Prultt pass ed uwuy September 30, 1940. Mr. Pruitt lcuvcs 3 dnughtcrs, of Klamath Fulls: Mrs. A. B. Moore, Mrs. Oris Stunsbury and M.rs. Lulu Putcrbaugh. Other surviving children arc: D. S. Pruitt, Vclta Prultt, B. H. Pruitt. all of Eugene: R. H. Pruitt, Commlo Pruitt, Ernest Pruitt and Dr. Blaine Pruitt, all of Grunts Pass: one brother, James Pruitt, dishing, Okla.; ono sister, Dora Biles, Cushlng, Okla.; 30 grandchildren, among them Vernon Moore of Klamath Falls; and 18 great-grandchil dren. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the many friends of Andrew (Andv) E. Wrights und our friends for the usslstunco given us In our time of sndncss unci for the beautiful flowers nnd thoughts of encour agement. Our hearts ore tender but wo realize God has a way of guiding. Andy is now in his hnnds. Words can never express our grateful thoughts. Sincerely, Walter John und Hose M. Kcr rlgnn, 651 Bench St., Ashland, Ore. 7-18 TIRE INSPECTION STATION DICK B. MILLER CO. 7th and Klam. Ph. 4103 "Darlings of Rhythm" OUR MEN AND WOMEN IN SERVICE fe RETURNS John II. Bnlcntlne, cox 2c, has been home on leave from thrco years' overseas service, two years In the Atlantic and one year In the Pacific theater from where ho has Just re turned, Ho Is visiting his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Balen tine, 1004 Huron, and also with relatives in Dorrls, Calif. He Joined the navy here on October 18, 1042. e ABOARD THE USS FLET CHER IN THE EACIFIC Don ald P. Smith, RDM 2c, of 031 Prospect. Klamath Falls, fights aboard this destroyer which has piled up a great war record while battling Japanese ships, planes, and submarines over 200,000 miles of the western Pacific. Her guns have downed 11 Jap planes and helped destroy eight others. The Fletcher has sunk a cruiser, assisted in sinking an other and heavily damaged two destroyers. She has sunk one submarine and Is credited with the probable sinking of another. She has rescued more than 1000 survivors from five stricken ships, five planes and a subma rine. GETS AIR MEDAL FIFTH AIR FORCE, Philip pines 1st. Lt. Joseph M. Pritch ard, pilot with 312th bombard ment group, an A-20 attack unit of fifth air force In the Philip pines, has been awarded the Air Medal "for meritorious achieve ment In sustained operational flight missions."- He Is the hus band of Mrs. Frances pritchard, frcsno, Calif., and son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe F. Pritchard of 925 California, Klamath Falls, Ore. Overseas 13 months and cred ited with 51 combat missions over enemy territory, Lt. Pritch ard is a graduate of Kiamatn Union high school and attended IF BABY CRIES AT NIGHT ting and annul of diaper ruh may be cause. 8nrinldo on Moxsana, aoo thing medicated powder, 40-year family favor it. Save, in larger bum. Get Mexaana. If 0. eamBaalaaaaiaaa4Waili' llriwaiaii Millions of battle-weary veterans must get home for furloughs, then move back to camps for pre-Pacific training. For them these trips ARE necessary. . k And, just as necessary to the country for which they are fighting! No. 1 job of Qreat Northern's passenger service is moving fighting men first. On the Empire Builder and the railway's many other trains, space for civilian travel now is at a minimum. The Office of Defense Transportation order that over-night steeping car service on runs of 450 miles or less be discontinued on July 15 will mean con siderably less space for civilian travelers. Great Northern is confident that it can continue to successfully meet its obit ' gation to the men in uniform if everyone will think, "Fighters First!" tei Socromento, Calif., Junior col lege beforn receiving hU wings und commission In tho air force In August, 1943, He was recent ly promoted to hla. present ronk. Lt. Pritchard has served with the 312th in the liberation of the Philippines. WINS PRIZE CAMP ROBERTS, Calif. Pvt. LcCluIro R. Angus of Klam ath Falls won a $10 prize, his platoon championship and the Expcrt'a medal ior marksman ship on the rifle range here re cently. Ho Is training as an in fantryman in Compony D of the 78th battalion. His mother, Mrs. Lila Angus, resides at 3005 Boardman, Klam ath Fulls. SERVING OVERSEAS ' MIDWAY ISLANDS Hucl B. Brashcars Jr., PM 3c, USNR, has served overseas 14 months, t.-,lrrr AntartiA natrnl cnrvmn In Snntpmhnr 1B43. He IS the son nf Mr. ana Mrs. n. li. crasnears of 1850 Fremont. (Official U. S. navy photograph). e Warren L. Anderson, S 2c, I has spent a nine-day leave Irom duty with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Anderson of Ander son avenue. Warren has been in San Diego since last March and this was his first leave since reporting to boot camp. He ex pects a transfer or . shipping orders when he reports back. e e e RECEIVES PROMOTION Capt. T. H. Mills, son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mills, with the army of occupation in Europe, has recently been promoted from lieutenant. He writes his folks of a day as acting C. O. and operations officer. A couple of scraps started the day. Someone tried (MAKES 10 rnoemm sgrTliTiMi t mm 1 .. I v 1, r t,Mnif x i-x i-a. st rji-i FIGHTERS FIRST! II. I. WAYNE, Gen. Agent Crent Northern Station, Fliono 4101 Klamath Falls, Oregon route ofth& EMPIRE BUILDER uSaTjii1!'- ji!.r,.,siigiu i n.i,..n. PORTLAND SPOKANE MINNEAPOLIS to steal an airplane and did get off with some property; ships were transferred out, "and many other things that really were a lulu for experience." Caot. Mills said he wasn't sorry for the experience but. "tno responsibility was aimosi too much." His nurcntfl are spending the summer at Crater lake, and his wife and baby daughter live In southern California. e e NORMANDY BASE SECTION, France PFC Paul H. Leeling of 621 N. 11th. a member of the 780th army transportation corps base depot, finds his work at a large redeployment port in the Normandy base section to be as urgent and important since the cessation of hostilities as it was prior to tho war's end.- The port, which a few weeks ago was handling a steady flow of Incoming supplies destined lor our armies inside Oermany, is now handling material going out of Europe under the rede ployment plan. This material, no longer of use In Europe, is be ing shifted through this port to other theaters of operation to aid in final victory over Japan. GO UP AT IlIN One warehouse for potatoes and two sorting sheds are being constructed at Malm near the Great Northern railway. Jacobs, Malcolm and Burtt, large produce firm of San Fran cisco, is building a large double deck warehouse and Troy V. Cook, local produce dealer, is constructing a sorting shed at Malin on Great Northern prop erty. The El Bee Potato company is, also erecting a large spud sorting shed there. Construction of these new fa cilities is nearing completion and they will be ready for handling the new season's potato crop. The Sharp Grain company, a new firm under the management of C. E. Sharp, who was former ly connected wan the Merrill Mills, is building a large grain warehouse on Great Northern property at Merrill. Shuck Brothers are alsa constructing a commodious tile warehouse at Merrill on Great Northern prop erty. D'Albini To Audit j Klamath Falls Books Gus D'Albini will commence his annual audit for the city of Klamath Falls, Thursday, July 19. All books in all city depart ments will be audited and work completed in a week or so. Ex penditures for the entire city management for the past fiscal year will be announced when D'Albini has finished with the books. s r-cAiMror II CALP IRRlTATIOfi Application of attdfctlw! Rtol and ikmpooa wHh Rtainol Soap, shr kappy rahaf, say many grafeM man. RESItlOL' OWTMEUT AM HAP r: r 'Vx r KM x f 1. f1 4 : TACOMA SEATTLE ST. PAUL CHICAGO lU'lU ISSfflflainiaTn J- ' ; -.' 1 ,- t i - " 1 ft i i Wednesday. July IB. 1943 Flashes of Life NICE BABYI I SPOKANE. Wash.. July 18 UP) Investigating a "kidnapped baby" report. Detective Ralph weir discovered that a seven- year-old neighbor girl had taken the infant to her woodshed to "play house" after she heard him crying in his crib. The case was solved In leas than an hour, but now Weir Is afraid there may be new devel opments. The baby had chicken box. The little girl and Weir never havel .... DOG'8 LIFE? VANCOUVER, Wash., July 18 (IP) Buck Private Bosco went AWOL recently, and a court martial board at Vancouver bar racks "busted" him from Drivate first class. With the demotion In rank went a sentence of confinement to quarters. But the errant St. Bernard isn't barking about that. The "quarters" happen to be the officers' mess, where Bosco lan guishes in luxury and mulls over the fate of civilian canines be tween bites on his steak bones. e a MAD MONEY LOS ANGELES, Calif., July 18 (IP) Arrested on a charge of jaywalking when she assertedly dashed into heavy downtown traffic, Mrs. Dixie Evans, 28, wife of a serviceman, was de clared by the policeman In volved to have: Refused to give him her name; Clung to a telephone pole to keep from going to jail. But to jail she went. And the municipal court judge found her guiitv of the laywalklng charge, fined her $50. Usual "fee" to jaywalkers is $2. C of C Considers Housing Problems In an effort to settle some of the housing problems which will confront the community with the arrival of a large number of marines, the housing committee of the chamber of commerce has invited representatives of wom en's organizations and men's service clubs and lodges to at tend a meeting to be held Thurs day at 2 p. m. They will discuss me Housing situation ana at tempt to work out a practical plan for taking care of the large influx of families and wives of the men who will be transfered here. Help prevent and control for est fires. It is a patriotic duty. Keeping fire out of the farms, fields and forests aids our coun try and helps defeat the enemy. Keep Oregon Green. KAyow HERALD AND NEWS FIVE E SWEEPER L REVEALED BY NAVY WASHINGTON. Julv 18 Mn The navy announcod today the loss of two motor minesweepers In the Bnrncn nrnn na a manlf nf enemy action. ine snips, tne xms oo and mo xivia joo. naa a normal com plement of about 39 each. There were none klllod or missing, the navy said, but no information was available on th number of wounded. There was- no casualty status reported for either of tho ships' skippers. une IMS 365 was under com mand nf I.t (a Prorl n v.. II Jr., New Orleans, La. ine ims so was commanded bv Lt. (a RlnU-o n Sf r gan, la. ' loss of the two craft raised to 324 the total naval vessels of all types lost In the war. Classified Ads Bring Results. Monarch Ranges Wood and Coal Malleable 4-wall con struction Full white porcelain enamel Vitrifuied "glass lined" rust-resisting fluet Large firebox, especially designed for wood or coal Extra large oven Limited Stock Electrto Room Heaters Cascade Home Furnishings COMPANY Ph. 8365 124 N. 4th VERN OWENS, Mgr. DISTINCTIVE APPAREL Phone 8222 901 Main summER". It's thanks' to the clever Chinese for inspiring this wonderful Summer fab ric, so crisp and cool. And thanks, too, to our equally clever designers who have worked it Into such livable, wearable Summer fashions. J Ml
