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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1945)
Horn On Loivo Floyd Iluii miknr QM Ho In licnnu from the Smith I'licllle mi it l ldiiy Ii-iivc witli tils pincnta, Mr. mid Mrn. liny lltniwiluT, Kuinmi'ra linn. Jlu (law from Mmillii to l'l'iirl llurbor unit louli u bout frum thcru to Sim Kruiu'lncu, Mm. JIuiiKiikvr, Floyd mid Kutliurliiv AnK'-l n)'iil Hi" wi'i'ltund vlult lull wllli Uiiln In Snli'in. Floyd Iiuh not mien III" brother, Uiilu, lor throe yrurii. Illii other broth er, non, Dtilu'ii twin, In ntiitloiivd on Uuiiiii. Bnptlat Moiiongart Mm. Allen lli-mlibi'i-KiT mid Mr. Ail dlu Uuotliy luivu returned from l'orlliind where, they nerved un nieinieiiKern of tint Kliiiiiutll Kind lliilitlnt church to thu Anlliicli Hnplliit chiircli. Tliey met muny old friend mid reported mi en joyublo visit. Riding and Swimming ICIii liorii Weiitlierforil, Kllen Upp, Judy Speni'e, limn Winirlmpe, Miirlhii Keller, I.iiiiIkii Keller, Krln Fleiniiilnu mid Delhi Stnrk enjoyed liciixehiiok riding mid nwlmniluK lit Liilto o' thu Woodn Sundiiy, Actlvo Duly Homild It. ToiupkhiH of Khiiualli FiiIIh, re cent inivy enllnlee, received ordem to report for iietlvo duty In Sun Uli'xo, lie will lenve Portlund within tho next two dnyii. From Long Beach Mr. mid Mm. Diillim (ireen mid non, Lur ry, of Loini bench, nro expected noon to inuke n vlult with Mrs. Green's mother, Mm. Myrtle Duffy, mid her brothem, "llnbe" and Abbey. Movt Shop Olive Greifiiry li movlun her fur shop thin week from 4th Hi reel to n new lorntion In tho Tower theiitro ImlldliiK. Recovering Clnrlieui Miuon, dnuiiliter of Mr. und Mm, Hume Mimon Jr., In In Hlllitlde tiosultul recovering from on uppendec- lomy. On Vacation Dr. John Hulcr of the C'oliinibimi Optical com pnny U lenvlnu for u two wceka' vacation in i'ortlund. Rebekah Drill Team The Re- bcknh drill team will meet on Wcdnrndny, AtiKunt 1 at 7:30, in the lOOF hull to practice for tho Initiation Thumdiiy, Preferred Service By EARL WHITLOCK Tho success of nny Funeral DlrcctliiK business, like any other business, depend primar ily on public preference. And thoro Is only one way to gain that It la to itivs greater value, It In to give Improved and improving servlco It is to hold funeral prices always to the point whero they represent the utmost buy ing power for every dollar pent. Well, wc lmve realized those trite, old facts ever since wo started in tills combination business-profession, many years ago. And trite they arc, Indeed. Truth Is often exceedingly trite. And we feel that tho marked preference for our service which Is being evidenced every dny by the people of this commun ity, Is duo directly to a service constantly being modo better and to prices for Funeral Serv ice which arc constantly being made more valuc-ful. Next Monday ... Mr. Whlt lock of tho Enrl Whltlock Fun eral Homo will comment on "Falso Economy." rEvt KeJoff's A'ew Cerea- rtvitatufnakes m ami rrsmmmi MMit-nl Criip, goliits flnkts plus .tatty retains both in the same package! Flnlcei made of the finest oft white winter wheat. Stay crliper longer in milk. Added to delicious whole-grain nourishment are Hemp California seedless ralilns vine-ripe tnitc-trcntsl Nuggets of goodness, Try xnLLOoo'a raisin 40 bran FLAKES for double enjoy- FRUIT IN Promoted To Major Word luis been received from Mr. und Mrs, K, E. Evuns, now of Jack sonville, that their son, dipt. Henry W. Eviins, has Just re ceived the rank of major, Mr. und Mrs. Kvmis arc former res idents of Merrill und Clilloiiilii, and Major Kvmis wus active In snow sports circles In tho Khun- Hlli country for ninny years, lie is now stutloned at Tumpii, Flu Promoted Friends will bo In terested to hour that Hurry W. Evans has been promoted from captain to major, He Is stutloned ut Drew field, Tumpii, Flu., with tun army uir lorce. ills wire, Muxlne, mid son, Michael, arc with him there. Oil Auditor Pete Dyke, unci 11,,,- r,,r it,,. m.-i,n,.i,i nil .,,,r,, puny In Oregon and Idaho, litis euMipn'icu ii rouuno cnecK-up in Kin,., ll, !,'ll ,l l l I!,.. -,, mill Mullii on business today, lie will leave for liurns on Tuesday, Returns Mrs. T, Ii. Hhoop hits returned from Long Ueiich, whero she spent tho past two weens, Mrs. Hhooo wus nccom punled by her mother-in-law, Mrs. I, W. Shoop of Vuncouver, u. u. Coach Arrives Edward Hymi, new assistant uthletlc eoncli for KUIlb, urrlved In Klamath Fulls on Friday and is staying ut tho Willard. He lias left ii teaching position in Al buny, Ore, Slockmans Leave Congress man und Mrs. Lowell Stockman left Sunday after several dnys' visit here. They planned to re turn to their home ut I'endleton by way of Lake-view und John Liny. Arrived Sunday Gordon Green and his cousin, Konuld Hershbcrger, returned to their Homes in Muinuth rails Sunday alter a visit with Larry Green In Long ueach, Culll. Towntend Club Tho TOWn Knt, rl ,.,,l. u.lll n..Ml 'r, ,,. u evening at B p. in., at SOU N. 0 III. to make spccml plans for the visit of Dr. Norman W. Pendle ton on bunuoy, August o. Vacationing Mr. and Mrs Axel Jacobsou and Mr. and Mrs John Burg and daughter. Nancy. spent a day in Portland before leaving for a spring resort where they will spend a week. Sunday Outing Rosemnry Russell and Pat Herrington wcro guests of June Lutman and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R Lutman, at Lake o' tho Woods yesterday. Vltil In Jacksonville Mr, und Mrs. Wilbur Telford and in fant son, Carroll, of Klamath rails, were visitors at the E. E Evans home at Jacksonville last weekend. Eagles Auxiliary Tho Eagles auxiliary will hold Its regular meeting on Tuesday at 8 p. in., in the lower FOE hall. There will bo entertainment and re freshments after tho meeting. Returns Cecelia Carlv re turned to her duties today as secretary at the luvcn lo office here. Sho has been on a two- week vacation. Returns To Job Angle Bravo has returned to her position as bookkeeper of the Willard hotel after a week's vacation spent In ban rrancisco. Open Again Hcrshborger's Coffee shop is open again after being closed for 17 days for Cleaning and repair work and employes vacations. Assisting Kalhryn Cokcr is now assisting Ethel Storm at the Merle Norman beauty shop, for merly mo jmic noici ucnuiv salon From Brookinas Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Zollman have re turned from Brookings, where they have been attending to ineir taster Illy bulb farm. Meeting There will be a Red Cross board mectlne Tuesday. July 31, at 4 p. m. This meeting will be held at the Red Cross headquarters, 418 Main. -IN TTiE SAME PACKAGE! mentl It's rich In Iron, Naturally sweet. Saves sugar. Give your family flavor they'll go for with vim I m SAMPACMG.f DISCHARGED VETS TO GET EXTRA GAS Sturtinu Frlduv. August 3, dls- cliuigeu veieruiis will bu ul loweu un extru allotment ol gasoline- up to .10 gallons, i.. W. i'.g gen, district uuleugu rationing lopicHcntalivo lor tno oificu ol price udiuinlstrullou, announced. J hu purpose ol tnu imminent is to uiu uischurged members of tne mined lorces to attend to personal uffiilrs us well us mak ing adjustment to civilian Hie, Including travel to tlnd employ ment under circumstances not otherwise provided lor in the present regulations. .Since tins change will upply to all servicemen separated lroin Uiu armed services, thu present provision for allowing u fur lough ration for terminal leave Is no longer necessary. Veterans must apply for tills ration within 30 days of his sep aration from military service. The application must bo made lo the local board having jurisdic tion over tho automobile which is to lio used, This liO-gullon ra tion Is the highest amount pos sible under the present petro leum administration for war (Itiotus for civilians, 15 Traffic Tickets Are Weekend Toll Four traffic arrests were made by city police over the weekend und IS parking tickets were puld. Otto J. Swunsen, 1070 Huron, wus fined 53 in police court this morning for running a red light und Harvey Hays, 4723 Ulsbee, posted $5 bail for allowing un unlicensed minor to operate a motor vehicle. !-,,,rm H I ,,! ttwA V nm hitnl posted $10 buil for violation, of tne basic rule und Clifford w. Fields, 201 Sheldon, posted $5 buil for having an inadequate muffler on his car. Three drunks and one drunk and disorderly conduct caso ap peared in police court this morn. lug and seven drunks end one disorderly conduct case bailed out. Boy Scout Board Meets At Lake Camp The board of directors of the Modoc council of Boy Scouts of America met Sunday at Camp Mnkuullii on Crcsent lake for the Eurposo of transacting regular usincss to come before the board and to approve the 1946 budget. Those attending from Klam ath Falls were Arnold Gralapp, rM,(,rla Clnrlr llm T3ltA.-L.nn Dr. F. C. Adonis. A. P. Hood and K. G. Klahn. Bend was repre sented by Charles Overbuy, H. Hulett, Ned Fields and P. M. Houk. Charles Wieso represent ed Tuleluke. According lo K. G. Klahn, president, the reason for having tho meeting at tho camp was to familiarize tho board members with problems at the enmp and to witnesB scouting in tho rough, Police Hold Seattle Man For Auto Theft Lovel Gordon La Vunway, alios Fred Weaver of Seattle, is held In the Lake county jail at Lukcvlcw today charged with stealing a Dodge automobile be longing to G. C. Hankc Jr.. of Vancouver, Wash., lost Friday. La Vanwoy is alleged to have abandoned a Plymouth coupe at Vancouver nnd stolen the Dodge after switching license plates. He drove the Dodge to Summer lake where he burned out a rod in the car. La Vanwoy was picked up by state police after he hod left the stolen car at Summer lake in Lake county and had hitch-hiked a ride to Lokcview to obtain rc- Kolrs for the auto. The people c was riding with became sus picious and notified state police who checked the car and found it listed as stolen. They later arrested La Vonway. WHY BE FATV Get slimmer without exercise You may Iom potimli tnd hive a more lendf r, irtctful figure. No fxfrciring. Nouxalivet. Nodrugt. Willi tltlt A YDS plan you don't cut out any mcilt, tarchri, po tato?, mrntior butter, you nm Ity cut them down, it f eaiier whrn you ett joy drlldoui (vita min rot tilled) A YDS before meal. Abtoliilrlv hatmleaa. Try tnrffl alie bos of A YDS. M-day aupnlr only tl 15. Money bark on tha very Oiat boa u you don t nt miilta. rhona t I RHUS" FOR mums WAUMONKR DRUG CO. may and BARN DANCE Tuesday, July. 31 at the Silver Dome Wocus Horses and Hay Ride Leave Sunset Stables at 8:00 P. M. Dancing 9:00 to 12:00 Music by The Sunset Hillbillies' 4-Piece Orchestra Spomored By Sunset Riding Stables Machine Solaces "Servant Of Suffering Humanity" PORTLAND, Ore., July 30 (!') A machine federal agents suld today wus u "cure uil" device believed to have netted Its pro moters un estimated SHOO.uUu nus been seized here on a U. S. food and drug bureuu complaint. According" to llteruturu con- The schedule for the remain der of tnu time spent in Kluin uth county by thu mobile chest X-ruy unit bus been announced by tnu Klamath county public lieal Hi department, sponsors of the unit In this county. On July 31, the unit will stop ut iviailn in thu utternoon und Merrill in the evening, und on August 1, the lime will be divid ed oelweeh the Big Lukes Lum ber company und thu Ewuuna Box compuny. The big truck rolls Into Kiarn- nth Fulls on August 2 und will be In town until tho mcrnlng of August 8. From here it will go to Ciillociuln. On August 0, the unit will be parked ul Klamath Agency and Fort Klumulh: Aug ust 10, Gllchrbt; August 13, Shcvlln. Appointments arc being made now ut the office In the court house. The unit is finunccd by the Oregon Tuberculosis associa tion und is paid for from money from Christmas seal sales. Housing Unit Bids Re-Opened Bids will bo re-opened on the reconstruction of 48 civilian housing units for Klamath Falls, Howard Pcrrin, architect, un nounccd today. The date has been set lor August J, at 4 p. m. in Seattle. Six two-story buildings will be moved here from Vancouver, Wash., on this project. The houses will be moved and set up for living purposes 100 days after the contractor, to whom the bid is let, receives notice to proceed. A lone bid from Halvorson Construction company, Salem, was received when bids for con tracts were opened last week. Bidding will be re-opened in the hope of getting more bidders. RFC To Sell Planes On Installment Plan PORTLAND, Ore., July 30 (P) Larger airplanes, Including the 10 five-passenger, twin-engine Cessnos now at the Portland Troutdnle airport, now may be purchased on tho installment plan, the reconstruction finance corporation sold today. William Kennedy, Portland agency manager, said the $8500 planes could be bought for 15 per cent down, 7J per cent of tno unpaid ouioncc lor insur ance, and tho rest in 36 month ly payments. Kennedy also announced today a nation-wide sale of government-owned paints, varnishes and lacquers, with many avail able at the Portland warehouse. Offers will not be considered until August 10, he said. RUBBER BOOTS Knee and hip heights Silts 6 to 12 $4.50 to $7.95 GET YOURS NOW We help you fill out your OPA application JSlnc lflia- LdrewsJ MANST0RE 73S Main St. mm flscated by U. S. Marshal Jack Cuuflcld, the machine, called a "spectro-chrome" was not for sale, but came free with a $90 coursu claiming to restore "normulatlon of Imbalance." Agents said the device, which looks like a penny arcade pic ture box with a light bulk and eight colored plate glass slides, wus charged with being mls branded. An attached plate said it was "for measurement and restoration of human radio-active and rudlo cmunativc equilibrium by attuned color waves." Its Inventor was listed as Col. Dlnshln P. Franzl Ghadiull who signed himself "servant of suf fering humanity" and who ex plains "my field the cosmos. My faith truth In tho absolute. My aim a spcctro-chromc in every home." Food and drug bureau officials hero said his aim reached about 1)000 homes from coast to coast, about 50 In Oregon where six of the machines have been lo cated. Leaflets of instructions said subscribers to the course could meet with others once a month at "n anct meeting nlaccs. Portlund was one of eight cities listed, with the "planet" meet ing in a mid-town lodge temple, Caufield reported. The U. S. morshal said the in ventor's name is as fictitious as the list of credentials which in cluded "M.S.C.. M.D., M.E.D.C., LL.D., N.D., D. OPT., D.F.S., D.H.T., and etc." Waves Observe Third Birthday Waves at the Klamath naval air station observed their third anniversary when they attended services at the Methodist church and Sacred Heart church Sun day morning. The women were brought to town in a group and then divid ed into two sections to attend the services of their choice. A special birtnday dinner will be served at the USO tonight, Monday, to about 50 Waves from the air station and they will later be special guests at the regular Monday night dance at tho USO. Civilians Get Less. Asparagus, Spinach The housewife can expect less asparagus and spinach on the ! market as new supplies will be : only about half the amount that was available for civilians from : the last pack. Smaller amounts of canned apples and applesauce I has also been allocated for civil- ian use from the 1945-46 pack, according to the OPA informa- j lion division. Good news for the housewife is tho point reduction on canned grapefruit juice, blended orange and grapefruit juice, tomato cat sup, and chili sauce. Under the point reduction for grapefruit, two 7 ounce cans will be avail able for one 10 point blue stamp. A single No. 2 can will have a point value of 10 points;' the 46 ounce can is being reduced from 20 to 10 points. T Ray Reeves-ldro Bonotto i Main Street i Associated Service Cor. 4th and Main For Tir or Battery Service Calls Phone 9166. GAS OILS . ACCESSORIES . . . making a neighborly confab friendly That'boy'named'Bill and that -girl-named'Jill meet on common ground at the words Have a Cofc. When Coca-Cola enters the picture, friend liness and refreshment move in with it. Have a Coe is a simple little three word lesson in how to get along with folks a refreshing and easily understood way to say Let's be frienis. tOTTlIO UNDER AUTKOIITY OP Ihl COCA-COtA COMPANY IT COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF KLAMATH FALLS 66S Spring St. P"00 8632 Hear Morton Downey KFJI 9:15 A. M. SAFETY INSPECTOR T( The U. S. bureau of reclama tion, conducting a systematic safety checkup; has sent M. E. Flynn, safety Inspector, on a tour of west coast reclamation projects, in that capacity. Flynn arrived from Denver, Colo., Saturday, and will finish his inspection in the Klamath basin area today, touring the Tulelakc district with Hugh Tol ley of the bureau's Klamath of fice. Safety features of structures and operating equipment are be ing checked, as well as safety of construction involved in con tractor's work. When the checkup here Is completed, Flynn will go to tho regional office at Sacramento and to Shasta, Calif. Prime Minister Tells Aussie Cut CANBERRA, July 30 fP) Australia Dlans to reduce her army 50 per cent and her air force nearly as much, but con siders it vital that her forces take part in the main offensive against Japan, Prime Minister J. B. Chifley told the house of representatives. He said the army would be cut from six divisions to three and the air force from 53 squad rons to 36, but that the navy would be maintained at its pres ent strength. Chifley added that the gov ernment advisory war council proposed Australia's main con tribution to the offensive be a royal Australian navy squadron, under its own commander, and an expeditionary unit of land and air forces operating under Australian commanders in a manner similar to the Austral ian imperial forces (AIF) when in the Middle East. 80FP25o Delivered Postpaid Safe Arrival Guaranteed 12 Yellow Primroses 12 Pink Rose Dawnt 12 White Daisies 6 Delphinium, White 6 Yellow Coreopsis 6 Daisies Conqueror 4 Leopard Flowers 2 Red Poppies 2 Blue Delphinium 18 Mixed Flowers, all colors 80 Well rooted perennials SPECIAL Two 35c Baby Roses added free if order mailed this week. You save practically a year's time by planting now. CLARK GARDNER Western .Office 720 American BIdg. Seattle 4. Wash. Don't fence me Monday, July 30, 194S Drafi To Go On AUer V-J Day INDIANAPOLIS, July 30 (IP) Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Horshey said here Saturday that selective serv ice will continue to draft men after V-J day. Gen. Hershey said the neces sity for maintaining strong oc cupation forces on two contin ents after V-J day would mean the continuation of drafting In order to replace men who arc eligible for discharge under the point system. "Wc plan to continue drafting 100,000 men a month until July, 1946," the draft t director as serted. "Of course'we could cut that if the war should end be fore then." He added that ho believed the high draft rate would be continued through the next year "regardless of en couraging events." Man Arrested On Assault Charge Ed Herron, employe of the Tru-Mix Concrete company, was involved in an altercation with EH Rlltlpr. nnnthor pmnlnvn I Saturday morning in which Her ron reportedly slugged Butler over the head with a four-foot piece of iron pipe. The alleged assault occurred on a Job near Worden, according to state po lice. Butler is in tho Klamath Val LOVE Better able to serve you than ever before . . Kennell-Ellis Studios U. S. National Bank BIdg. WILL RE-OPEN Wednesday AUGUST 1 Established in 1930. We keep all negatives on fUe. out... Have a .o is tin HERALD AND NEWS FIVE ley hospital with sever hoad bruises and a alight skull trio ture. His condition wu report ed good this morning, Herron was arrested by itatV pollco and charged with assault armed with a dangorous weaporu Ho will bo arraigned In Justtct court somo time toduy, "11 a.m. KLAMATH'S FINEST Klamath Falls Completely renovated and e-orranged to facilitate our service Coke Coke". Coca-Col You naturally heir Cots-Cola called by Ita rritndly aobrtvtaUoa 'Coke. Both mean tha quality prod, net of Tho Coca-Cola Company, ( biff
