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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1945)
Methodist Plcnla Thursday, July 2(1, nil nicinlicia mid (rli'iulH of tliu Klrnl Mi'thudhit church ro Invlli'd In iiituud it ixjllui-k picnic III Mould pink lit (I p, in., In huiini' of tlx' Hov. Victor I'lill litis mid Mm. I'IiIIIIim. '1'hu Ili'V. Mr. Phillips Is lit'KlnnliiK I ho mivcnth yi'iir of his iiiislnruto. Thorn) iitliindliiK should hrliiK tnlilo Kcrvlcii. Ccif f'i will liu fur liixhtid. Thns without triiimpor tiitloii nliouhl l)n nt thi rliurch Hi U p. in., mid liny with extra room in their aim urn nl.in linked tu hp ul Ihu church lit Unit lima. Picnic The iiuxHIurv of the Ilrothcrhoocl of I'. v. , Train, men mid iiieinl i. I h c StliiKerettu xoclul c. v ill hold a pollock picnic In Moore purk, Thursday , July 211, ul noon. Hus bands, children mid prospective mi'inhcr lire Invited to iitlend. Colli (IrlnkN mid leu cremn will ho furnliilied. For further In formation, cull Mm. Fred Cienen rux, of the Sllnueretteii, or Mrs. V. C. Phillips, of Ihu nuxllliiry. Vacation Trip Mury Leo Luthropp of Simula, Calif., mid Esther isiittitrlun, Momu opera tor lit Kliinuith Fulls Western Union, iiru vlifltlnii with Mr. mid Mix. llrownliiK, former Khimnlh rexldenlx. lit Hiino LodKe. From there they nru K"IK "' lu 1'orl liiml, Suiiltle, llrenierton nod Ml. Vcrnou before reluming home. On Orogonlan Clifford Howa, former KU1IS Knttllxh nnd jotir iinllxm teiicher, Ix now work Inn on the city desk iiflcrnoonx ul the Ori'Kunliin In Portland, jtowe Ix ul" profexxor of Jour nnllxm lit Pacific university nt Forest Cirovu nnd teuehex Hum mer courxex there In the morn lutix. Program Chupliiln Dnvld T. Clllinor of Cump Tulelukt, will prexent n program Sunday, July 20, at II p. in. In the USU build lii. Thlx dnle murkx the nnnl vcrxnry blrthdny of the ornnnl zatlon of the nrmy chupliiln. The public 1 Invited. To Open Studio Edith E. Ctixxcl nnd Lolx N. Cnxxel have returned from Los Angeles nfler hnvlnn completed Ihelr course of study nt tho Mrs. Corbetfx School of Eyo Educiitlon nnd will open studio nt S:2 Muln. Pinochle Prtlot The Su burban Lenxue nuxllliiry will hold the first of n series of pi nochlo pnrllex lu the KC hnll on Tucxdny, July 24, nt 2 p. m, Anyono Intercxted in pinochle is Invited to attend. Cutitt Sunday Hugh Will lnca of Modesto, Culif., Mrx. Margaret Wiuson nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. J. D. Reed were guests for Sunday dinner nt the home of Mrs. Adn Spnrrctorn, llnrlnn drive, Sliter Hare Mrs. Dlimchc Fulllngton of Onklnnd, Ix n guest this week nt the homo of her sis ter, Mrs. Pnul.Genry. YOUR SERVICE FOR MOVING STORAGE l0l CARTAGE MIWUTIOH PHONE 4151 643 Broad Rt.. Klamath Falls P: i r -.'jr.;?! '"""iW CLARENCE LOVE Musical Director Coming July 26-27 With His All Girl Orchestra at the PELICAN THEATRE 'DARLINGS of RHYTHM" rvsnn I 9 fa Reunion Lt, (Jtf) Allen Mocu hec, hlx wife mid lufiint xon, have, been vlxitlnu lit Ihu homo of hlx parents, Mr. and Mix. Al ien Mocuuco, whllo ul, Mocuueo wux on a 10-dny leave'. He left Mondiiy morning to report to Corpus Chrlxtl. Also homo Ih I'FC Dnvld Mocubco, , who will h'livo 'I'uexduy to report to Fort bowls, I lu hux recently returned homo lifter duty In Germany. Al xo lit the Mocnhee homo over the weekend weru Mr, nnd Mrx. Kl bert Mociihca mid xon of Luke view. Ladl.i .Aid Tho Kliimuth Luthern Ludles Aid will meet Tuexduy evening, July 24, nt 8 o'clock nt tho church at Cross nnd Crescent. Devotions will be led by the Rev. Mr. Tomiess with "My America," us tho topic. Hostesses will be Mrs. Astrld Johnson nnd Mrx. Ed Ixenxcc. Meetings will be held In tho eve ulnijx until further notice. Recovering Jlmmlo S 1 on t, who was struck by a cur last Wednesday, Is showing decided improvement. Ho is tho son of Lt, Col. and Mrs. James Slnal. He and his mollior are making Ihelr homo with her father, II. S. Cunningham, whllo Lt, Col. Skint is In Europe. Return Home Mrs, V. J, Oug mini and daughter, Murjorle, have returned from Los Angeles where they have been for tho pnxt two weeks. Mr. and Mrx. Otto Steuben nnd duughter, Nor ma, of Lux Angelex, nro vlxlting the Ongmnns ul their home on Itndcllffe street. To Crescent Dr. Gernld Jos eph of the Mnrlno Bnrrackx medlcul stuff hns been nt Cres cent hike for several days on duly nt tho marines' side camp there. Dr. Alleo B. Hendricks will go to Crescent lukc this week. Meeting There will be a chamber of commerce board of directors meeting Wednesday noon. The chief Item of busi ness will be the final considera tion of the tourist committee's muster plnn. An Industrial de velopment film will be shown. To San Francisco Dnvld Bry ant, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur nrynnl, 422 N. Oth, will return to Snn Francisco nfter having been home on a Ienve. Dnvld Is in the navy. Meeting A meeting of the city nirport committee hns been called by Gus Krnusc, chnlrmnn, for 3 p. m. Tuejidny, They will meet with the nvlutinn commit tee of the chnmbcr of commerce. Point Free Utility, commer clnl nnd cull grades of Inmb will bo point free from July 23 to August 31 in nil counties west of the Cascades, Including Hood Hiver county. Visit at Eugene Mrs. diet Lonpslet and daughters, Jana and Sandra, have returned from n week's visit In Eugene with Mrs. Lungslct's father, C. A. Rice. Weekend In Euqene Mr. nnd Mrs. Harold Heath Sr.. spent the pnst weekend In Eugene. SOCKS Cotton or Wool 20c to $1.00 OREGON WOOLEN Main and 8th ATTENTION! HOSIERY CUSTOMERS For a long time, Moe's, "The Women's Store," has tried to solve the retail hosiery problem with fairness to all. fc However, we feel that the working woman has not had an equal chance to secure her allotment of hosiery, because of being confined to her job. r We therefore have decided to give the working girl a better , chance to secure her allotment by setting apart a time strictly for her. fc The time decided upon for offering the present stock Is at an hour when most working women are off duty. The next salo of HOSIERY for WORKING GIRLS will be TUESDAY, JULY 24 FROM 4 TO 6 O'CLOCK ONLY fc Each customer will please present a slip with her name, signed by her employer, and name of the company by which she it employed. Otherwise she will not be served. THE Civilian Again Cnpt. CSoorgo rt. UurlliiKs Is home with his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs, J. A, Uorl Inus, nfter receiving nn, honor iiblo dlschargo from tho urmy nlr corps. Ho served 111 months ns pilot In tho Chlnii-Iiidlu-Iiur-mn thnuter of operations, and whs commanding officer of a 11 iilxoii squudron beforo returning to the United Slides In April, 1 114.1. Ho hns received the Air Mednl, Ilrotiza Stnr mid tlireo Onk Lenf clusters. Ills parents live nl 917 N. 4th. ip, Klumalh offico of the U. S. for est service opened again this morning with Lllu Cox nx secre tary. Helen Rndcllffo cumo down from Lnko o' the Woods, where she ix acting ns flro dix- finlehcr, to help her with prc Imlnnry work. On Leave Bill McMullen, GM 2c, nnd Don Scholor, GM 3c, both with tho nnvy on the USS Truthcn, ore In Klamnth Fulls on Ienve niter having spent two years In tho South and Cen tral Pacific, Women of Moose Drill All officers, escorts nnd committee chairmen of the Women of the Moose urc asked to be present at the Moose hall, wcclncxday, Juiv 25, nt 8 p. m., for regular drill practice. f nn Tn.iir.nr. Uf i A I ( n m Clyde Klddlb met with the coun ty AAA committee nnd others Interested in crop insurance this morning, relative to establishing u. o. crop insurance on wncai. Hold Meeting Members of the Shastn 4-H Gnrdeners for Victory club will meet Tuc.idnv, Julv 24, nt 2:30 p. m.. nt 230S Pnltcrson. Wnyne Buck will net ns host. Proud Parents TM 2c Alva Dickinson and Mrs. Dickinson, Corvallis, arc the parents of a baby girl, Evalyn Ann, born July 21. They arc former Klam ath residents. In Los Angeles Marshall Cornctt, head of tho Signal Oil distributing company here, spent last wekend in Los Angeles on company business. To Portland George Long, son of Mrs. E. M. Long, will re port In Portland tomorrow for training nt the naval station at Great Lakes. Bids Open Wednesday Bids for contracts on the Fremont school construction, will be open at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, room 200, KUHS. To Meet The RcbckoH drill team will practice Wednesday nt 7:30 p. m. in tho IOOF hall. All members arc urged to attend. MORE SLEEP FOR BABY, YOU A night of cryinc meant you and baby both Iom alMip. But maytio poor baby iifTnreU with tllappr raah. Ho aurinkla on Mciaana. soothing, modicalod powder. PRES-TO-LOGS Wt are now caught up on orders for Pres-to-logs, and can make delivery immediately on any amount of Prei-to-logs you wish, NOW. We suggest you place your order for Pres-to-logs as soon as 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. Fred H. Heilbronner "Fuels That Satisfy" Plus Service 821 Spring St. WOMAN'S STCDEjnc E Mulcolm Eplcy, managing edi tor of Tho Herald and News, has accepted appointment ax district deputy grand exulted ruler foi Oregon south from Wade 11. Kcpner, grand cxnlted ruler of tho Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. Eplcy is a past exalted ruler of tho Klnmuth Falls lodge, No. 1247, and attended the grand lodge convention at Boston In 1043. He has been a member of the Klamath lodge since 1034. Ho is immediate past president of the Klamath county chamber of commerce. Under his jurisdiction as the grand exalted ruler's representa tive will bo the lodges at Med ford, Ashland, Grants Pass, Rose burg, Marshflcld, Klamath Falls, Lokcvlew and Bend. Last Klnmath man to hold the position of district deputy is former Mayor John Houston. Farm Inspector Here E. R. Jnckman, farm crop spccialixl of Oregon State college. Corvallls, arrived in Klamath Falls this morning for potato seed certify cation. About 1700 acres of no. totoes still remain to be Inspect ed, to complete the first Held Inspection. Eagles Initiation The Eagles auxiliary will hold Its regular meeting Tuesday at 8 p. m., In the lower FOE hall, Oth and Walnut. There will be initiation of candidates, with officers and drill team In formal dress, rol lowing the exercises will be rc frcshments and entertainment. Orlons Picnic Orions and their children will meet at the First Methodist church, 11:30 a. m. Tuesday, for a picnic in Moore park. Each member is requested to bring her own table service. For further information coll Mrs. Christian G. Baxter, vuuu. CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our heart felt thanks and appreciation for the many ocU of kindness, the messages of sympathy and the beautiful floral offerings during our recent bereavement. Mrs. Amanda Dawson Mr. and Mrs. John Molino Mr. and Mrs. Orval Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hintz DEVELOPING ENLARGING PRINTING PHOTO SERVICE 211 Underwood Bldg. Telephone 4153 Allies Hunt For German Grafters BERLIN. July 23 (JP) Amcrl- cun, British and soviet occupa tion armies here pressed a swift hunt for blg-tlmo Gorman operators In illicit stocks of al lied food and gasoline, in an attempt to crush fantastic spec ulation in Berlin's necessities of life. Joint plans to throttle the cor rimtlna influences at work among allied troops in tho capi tal wcro drafted yesterday alter American and British security officers for two weeks carefully spotted illegal trading centers. The Berlin kommandatur auth orized soviet military police to join tho hunt for the higher ups. Medford Polls Parking Meters MEDFORD, July 23 (P) Medford business firms are about evenly divided on a pro posal to install parking meters, according to a poll just complet ed by the Jackson county cham ber of commerce. Of 86 concerns Interrogated, '.VI favored the installation and 3 1 voted no, The rest refused to express an opinion without fur ther study. Nutg rowers See Import Problem NEWBERG, July 23 fF) Un certainty of the import policy on filberts, almonds and walnuts worries Pacific coast growers, John E. Trunk, Oregon Nutgrow crs, Inc., manager, told the 15th annual growers meeting here. Trunk said foreign imports could ruin American growers and that recent conferences with OPA officials may result in high er prices to offset greater pro- aucuon costs. FRESH because its Popular! lp torn f tresis u lllg' "THE GRAINS ARE. GREAT FOODS" fP com NOTICE TO RISE AT MERRILL MERRILL The acute hous ing shortage and normal growth of tho Merrill Mills are contrib uting factors in a building pro gram that is underway this week to provide modern living quar ters for two families. Jack Hagglund, manager, an nounced Monday purchase of a 9-acrc tract from Walter Fother ingham, formerly the Turner place, location of one of the pi oneer homes of Merrill. The property is within the city lim its. Priorities have been granted for two three-bedroom homes with 700 feet of floor space. Water lines are being run to the property and actual construction will get underway before the end of the week. With the in stallation of a new pellet mill and barley roll, it became neces sary, Hagglund stated, to pro vide living accommodations for employes. The 5-acre tract is laid out to provide for future ex pansion. Hagglund, formerly, with the Deschutes Milling company of Redmond, has been here since last November, Harry Cllne, formerly of Opportunity, Wash., is field representative for the mills. Further new additions to the staff will be made before fall. Earl Barnham, Dunsmuir, contractor who Is building sev eral homes in Tulelake, Is in charge of construction. OREGONIAN ACCEPTED WASHINGTON, July 23 (P) Rep. Stockman (R-Ore.) has been informed of U. S. naval acad emy acceptance of the college credits of his latest appointee to the academy. The appointee, Robert Earl Ward, will be given his physical examinations in August. TIN CLOTHES Single or double weight COATS and PANTS OREGON WOOLEN 800 Main Kellogg's Corn Flakes bring you nearly all the protective food ele ments of the whole grain declared essential to human nutrition,. To Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. Employes of The National Labor Relations for Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. You will be voting for PROVEN the International Woodworkers or for the PROMISES of the Carpenters and Joiners of America, A. F. of L. - The International Woodworkers of America stands on its record of achievement in bettering your wages and working conditions. The Hours of Voting Will Be: 1 1 :00 a. m. to 1 :00 p. m. and 3:30 p. m. to 7:30 t Place Company Boarding House Paid Adv. Local 6-12, International Woodworkers of C. I. O. Monday. July 23. 1943 Nazi Youths Form "Traitor Patrols" HERFORD, Germany, July 23 WP) German youths havo begun going on "traitor patrols" In vari ous towns in the British occupa tion ynn iarntt Ik. nnmaa r.t ail German girls they see with unieti iroops. An allied officer said: "I have seen gangs of these young Germans, armed with notebooks and pencils, going along river banks spying on German girls. I saw one German girl being kicked and slapped after she had left her British soldier friends." Salvage Drive Nets 2 Million Pounds PORTLAND, July 23 (JP) Salvage committee workers es timated today the city's special weekend waste paper and tin can collection netted 2,000,000 pounds of paper and 80 tons of tin. Neighborhood corners were piled high with paper and boxes of cans early yesterday and truckers hauled all day to speed the salvage to railcars. William A. Bowes, drive chair man, estimated paper salvage would add $15,000 to the Shrine hospital fund. I!rxl;lltfri ill i T1S MAIN STEEIT nrlAAH WWVai mmmw PRE-WAR QUALITY Now that your can begin to pick yonrtrand, let Corby'a guide you in your aelection of fine whiskey. Enjoy Corby'a ermcally and carefully. We Believe this ugni-Dooicu, aa your favorite from PRODUCED IN THE U.S.A. uniftf Hi direct juparvliion of our exparf Conodion bandif 86 Proof-68.4- Grain Neutral Spirits Jas.Barclay & Co.,Limited Peoria, Illinois Board will conduct- an employes on Tuesday, RESULTS under Local of America ELECTION HERALD AND NEWS FIVB FIRE DESTROYS GRAIN ! POMEROY. Wash,, July 23 (P) The Garfield sheriff's of.' flee reported last night a grain fire 10 miles west of here had been brought under control. The blaze broke out Saturday and consumed approximately 400 flrrpa nt whnal t.nA Knt1.. XT. - - .. ....... miiv. www,, AV , estimate of loss was available, i ' Hans Norland Auto Insurance. ' Phone 6080. LOGGERS ATTENTION! Just In time for the aummer season . large shipment oi Bone Dry end Jefferson Calked Loggers In all widths and slses. $15.45 $16.50 .Since 1918- J BREW'S MANST0RE 733 Main St. TTft TIME you u - now on. election July 24. 6-12 of p. m. America, f 1 o CORBY'S VrMSH BUSDEOWHlSKf I 5
