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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1945)
Depleting llio typn rif mfttrir lal found In Inn miwupHpiir, tlm Christian Hclonni Monitor, mom. born of tlm Christian ScIoiicb church prrwnti'il n program to thfl church conitTcifiilloii mill to townspeople) Tutwlay evening t H o'clock In Ihn church. Tlm It-cturt were IIIiisIniImI by ex hibit mailt) from stuilrts and plrturr appearing In the Mon itor. Mm. tli'x i 1 in 1 L told how music critics of llio Monitor at tniKl nymphonlos, review con certs, and slve accounts of inunlcnl festivals In Europe. Mm. June Wiillwork discussed fiiNhloiiK, roclpos, mid tha wom an's pane "An Others See U" wim tlm topic of Marie Ofoen chuln'H talk while Mm. Edd lund Cluylon spoke about mopi appearing In the Monitor. Article by R. H. Markham on the "American Wny of Lite," which hnvo uppeiired In the newspaper wero described by Mm. J. E. Krluscn. Mm. Harry Gamble compared tomorrow newspaper with the preent Chrlntliin Science Monitor. Serviceman Recovers At D.Witt Hospital TUL. BLAKE Sgt. Russell A. rontalno, 23, U. b. Infiintry, Is recovering at DeWIlt General hopltl, Albany. Calif., from erlou wounda received June 17 on Okinawa. Ho I the Inn band of Evelyn Hans Fontaine, daughter of Mr. and Mm. H. S. Ilaaa, Tulelake. Mm. Fontaine and her mother went immed iately to San Kranclico upon receiving word that he had ar rived In the states for treat ment and Mm. Fontaine re mained to be near her husband. A resident of Boston prior to the lime he onllsted, ronUlne aw ovemea service at three Intervals. He had been under shell (Ire for 40 day before bU Injury and wa repairing com munication llne at tbe time he suffered sttrapnel wounda. Ho wii Injured two days boforo the liland was secured. He Is suffering from back wounds and Internal injur", Mr. and Mrs. Fontaine visited here last January and Mm. fon taine returned here when he was shipped overseas. She has been employed by Attorney John B. Eblnger. Klamath Fall. 4th Quarter Tax Is Now Payable The fourth quarter tax role of the current 1H4-M5 term u payable now and until and In cluding August IB, according to the lux assessor's office. Alter August 13, Interest will be charged at tho rate of 23 of one per cent per month. ' The office has collected 91.88 per cent of tho current tax and has also collected 111). 8 per cent of all taxes based on the current year's assessment. LEGAL NOTICES IN THE CUU-'UlT COUNT OT THE STATE Or OHEUON .TOK KLAMATH COUNTY. E. J. 0PENCE. PUIMtfr MVHTt.E ANN 8PENCE. Dfndent To Myrtle Ann Bpnc, Defendant: IN THE NAME OK THE STATE Of OIiroON: You are hereby ronulrnU lo anper end iniwtr Lhf complaint on turn afslrtsl ynu in Out ntxtve-entHtf (1 court and retue. on or hofure Friday, the Jlit dty of Auyuil. and If you fell lo to epprer and entwer tald com ptatnt. for want therfof the plaintiff will apply to thit court for Iht relief prayed for In the complaint; to-wit: rr a decree of ahiolute divorce from t-e defendant on th crotinde of wilful deaartlon for the period of one year and for aueh other decreea and order aa to the rourt may appear nareuary and proper. True summon la served upon you by RuhllcaUnn thereof in tha Herald and twi, a newspaper of general circulation In Klamath County. Ore ion, onre a week for four successive werlts by ordor of the Honorable U. E. Holder, Judfa of the County Court of Klamath County, made nd entered Auftiil a, 1045. The first publication hereof la on tha 3rd day of Ausjust. IB4A, and tha last fa on August 34, Mil. KM ED O. SMALL. Attorney for lNalnUff Suite One. Mel has Building. Klamath Kails, Oregon, AU. !MO.I7-a4-No. 170. SQUIRREL LOCKE FUR COATS $199.20 to $268.20 Federal Tai Ineladad CUMMIXGS Fur Shop US S. 7th St. Margaret Darst Corbett announcfi f The Opening of a Klamath Falls Office of tht Corbett-Bates Method Eye Education by Lois N. Cassel and Edith E. Cassel S32 Miln St. Phortt 7215 Inilruetlon by Appolntmtnt Only SIDE GLANCES tM4 SV Wi ...Vict. HW. "With all (he Rrent engineer this war has produced, ; wouldn't you think tliev could flflure out onie way to ; dn hwAV wilh these trafllc lifihtsl" Market Quotations NEW YORK, Aug. 3 IAP- lUlll took on fair amount of recovery steam in today e luck market while many leaders elsewhere had trouble attract ing worthwhile buying fuel. Closing (mutations: American Can ...a.,.,......... M'i Am Car At Kdy M Am Tel At Tel .... ..I7ltl Anaronoa Calif Packing . Cat Tractor ... Commonwealth at Sou Curtis-Wright Oenaral Eieclrie .,.-..-.. (ianeral Motors - . r - 0's - 4J' o7' V)' I4'i n aa1, 17'. . ' or! - us 31' a'. 40', 30', 33 I3' 30 l-to 40'i - ll'B I3' 12's - lM" f17 - Ifl'. Ot Nor Hy pfd Illinois i antral ........ Int Harvester Kannarott Lockheed Lng-Mell 'A" .. .. Montgomery Ward NashKelv . N Y Central - Northern Pacific .... Pec (las V El Packard Motor ...... J C Penney . Penn H Ft Kapubllc Hteal K ftlr!ifteld Oil ftafeway Stores Sears ftoehurk ffottiharn I'aclfle . ftiandard I) rands flunahtne Mining .... TranAmerlca Ifnlon Oil Calif Union Pacific .... .. V ft fltrel Warner Pictures ... Potatoes CHICAGO. Aug. .3 (AP-WKA Pota toas; arrivals PB. on track 330, total U. f). shlnmenta 101. New stocks: supplies moderate, dn mand slow, market weak; Ollfornla Urng Whites. U. K, No, I, 3 50, Nebraska Red Warbas. V. No. I. 93.IO-3.75; Idaho and Oregon Bliss Triumph, U. R No. 1, tl 00-3 35; Washington Long Whiles. V. R. No. 1. f 3 35-3.50. LIVESTOCK nfNVK.R, Aug a iaP-WKA' Salable sheep 300, total 1300; nominally steady market; few good trucked-ln slaughter wes P7.50; odd medium 3K.50, few breeding awes $8 00-35; sliabla lot 55 lb. feeding lamb 913,00. few loads late arriving Idaho (MM held for Monday's market. CHICAGO, Aug. 3 'AP-WKAt-Ralahl hogs 3500, loUl 7500; active and fully steady; good and choice barrows and gllla at 140 It, up at 9)4.75 calling, good and choira sows at 914.00; com plete clearance. Ralabla rattt 1000, total lino; lalahle calves .100, total 500; meager supply food and choice aieen and yearlings ully eteady; common and medium gradas weak: general undertone alow and weak except on strictly grain fed caltla; cows and hulls barely steady to 35 centa lower; vealera alow, steady at 915.50 down: half era very scarce: sentiment weak on grassy kinds: average choice fed steers topped at 917.50: best ft Smhm MORNING ' Mm. Ihru rrl. t UiOO A. M. S7A7ION KFJI X 9 T. M. ttfl. 0. t. AT. VT. yaarllngs $l.7fl: common and medium rasa ulcers l.o013.au, practical out side heavy beef bulla 1 1 4.50; sausage offerings 00. slock cattle vary duu" at weK' 2A cents decline. Aelabie hap MX), total 3000; fully steady. t.i6 loU tutxi and Ainlr nativ I spring lambs i0.3A-1d.oQ with bucks uucounied li rj; most common lo me alum light shortouu 913.OU-13.30, bucks nclued. uackaie or two itrieUv mmA and choice shorn yearlings No. 1 and fall shorn pal u 9)4.00. shorn agad native snorn peiia muu. inorn agaa native a ta w-IM. according to grade: good choice kinds at l7.bo-7.6o. N'N and flOtfTH BAN KRANCISCO. Aug. 3 lAP.UHOA Cattle salable 30, nominal. Kor week; receipts I3u, generally ilaady, week's stear top fie DO: short-fed half' era 118.7ft; good rows 1)400; bulk com mon and medium rows tlO.oO-12 00; canner and cutters t7.oo-A.oo; common to good sausage bulls 9I0.A0-U00. Celvea for weak; recetpta 475, aWady; wrak s top 16,00. Hogs salable 50. firm: two packages 310 lb. good and choira barrow and gnu 9I&.73; odd good sows 13.00. Tor week: receipts oV. broad demand. Sheop salable 1OO0, past two daya racaipu held for Monday market. Kar wMik: receipts compared wek ago spring lambs closed 50c to gl.00 lower, shorn lambs 50 cent lower; ewe 50-75C lower. PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 3 'AP-WKA1 Ralabl and total callle 10; salable calves none, total 10; market steady; but mostly nominal; odd cutter a Leers 00; rommon-medlum heifers 910.00 11.00; good-choice vealera 914.00.04. flalable hogh 10, toUl 250: market steady; supply mostly sows at 915.00; barrows and gllu salable 918.75; feeder plat lacking. Ratable aheep 75. total 100: market nominally steady with demand fairly broad, lata arrival not being offerer!; week's bulk medlum-iood lambs 913,00 13.00; good-choice 913.35-14 00; closely sorted to 914.50; common 9P.00-10.80; good awes 90 00-6.50. WHEAT CHICAOO, Au. 3 (API Wht rallied tnrd lh rlo.. lod.y. nrrylnf other Ir.ln. upward nn the .trvngih of broker buytna. rotutdereil ... further remove.1 of hedset ai.ln.t ra.h aale. to Mexico. Hoiue. u-llh ea.ura export connection. alo have been on the buying lde. The upward .wins wa. Influenced, too. by report that the commodity credit corporation I. reedy to purcha.a ra.h wheat In the we.t and .otlthwe.l dally at the moat fevorable price. At the cloe wheal wa. to I'.c higher than ye.lerdey'a clow. September fl M W Con wa. tincharujed to t.c hlfher, December SI lAi,. Oats were . to ".c hlfher. September SS-tU'.c. Hye wa, IS lo 3",c higher. "ptember I.4HS1.. Barley wa. ,c hither to lc lower, September SI. la1',. Classified Arts Bring Results. NEXT WEDNESDAY ? Y ? IN PERSON f The composer of SAN ANTONIO ROSE AND THE NATION'S NO. 1 EXPONENT OP WESTERN MUSIC WITH - 'Yarav - r e t f t i STARS OF t SCRiEM and RADIO FEATURING VOCALIST TOMMY DUNCAN t t ? ? t T t f f t f ARMORY Adm. per person $1.20, including fax. Children under 12- tSOc, including tax MIAMI, Kl Aug. 3 lP Fourtftrtn crew members of the n7.l submarine U-530 which was rumortd to have put Ariolph Hitler and his mistress. Eva Braun. ashore before sur renderlng to Argentine authori ties July 10, today were prison ers of war in a compound hero. Report! current after the capitulation of the U-boat at Marl Del Plata brought a denial from Admiral Ebcrhard Godt, opera tion chief or the former Gcr- mun undersea! fleet, that the nazl dictator or his mistress had been aboard the sub. The youthful blond sailors still wore their navy uniforms and several displayed swastikas on their blouses when they were landed st Miami yesterday by navy plane. Turned over to army authori ties, on arrival, they were taken to Belle Haven prisoner of war camp for immediate processing and a search of their clothing for possible contraband. Tho entire crew of the U-S30 will be brought to this country by navy plane and turned over to army authorities. WEATHER Tbarifay, Ao.o.l f, 1.1. Max. Mm. Preclp. Ktirane ........ ei ei Klamath f.ll. in SI Sacramento 14 M North Bend to Portland 79 so fts S3 47 SI SI 09 Reno San Tranclaco Seattle ... .. aledford Red Bluff -. 7 ...sa .101 Northern California Hlfh doudlnea. today, tanlfht and Saturday. Shower. In momlnf and foothtll. .outh portion. Not much change In temperature. Mod erate northwest wind off coaat. Wa.hlngton and Oregon Cleer over weekend but with morning log we.t ol Ceacadee. Cooler extreme east portion today and tonight Warmer we.t .Ida Saturday. Moderate northwest wind, of coast. Courthouse Records Marriage Licenses WEAVER-GltlFFlN. Jack Amos Weav er. 1. truck driver. Native of Cali fornia. Healdent of Klamath rail. Ore. Dorothy May Griffin. 18. Native of California. Has Idem of Klamath rails. Ore. Complaints Pllfg Dorothea J. Meyers Rudolph L. Mvtra. Suit for divorce. Chai Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Plaintiff asks to be awarded custody and tup port of two minor children and pos- sMlon of personal property. Couple married May 19. 1024. at Klamath rails. Ore. J. C, Or el 11 attorney tor plain mi. Roaa M. Uomli vs. Wilfred W. Loomli. Suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and In human treatment. Couple married at Kalem. Ore. Henry . Perkins attorney for plaintiff. Fannia E. Htwsi W. Oulnev A. Hawes, Suit for divorce. Charge, cruel and In human treatment. Plaintiff asks poa aesslon of real and personal property ana tnel ner former name oi tannic Evelyn Hall be restored- Couple mar ried rehruary 5. 194&, at Reno. Nev. Fred O. Small attorney for plaintiff. J tail Ira Court Walter Andrew Tallow, operating motor venieie wunoui one rea iignu rin. 1A.M. rimer Clark Hunter, operating motor vehicle without clearance tamp. Fine, U AO. Emer Clark Hunter. permltUng four people to rme in irom eeei oi an auto mobile. Fine. W.so. Roger Howard Casper, passing another vanicie wnen view not ciear, t me. VITAL STATISTICS HAY Bom at Hlll.lde hosplul. Klam. alh rail.. Ore., on Augti.t 3, l4X, U Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hav. Route 3 Box Pl, girl. Weight: 7 pounda 6V. ounce,. W11.KINS Born at Hillside hosplul. Klamath Fall.. Ore., on August a. IMS, lo Mr. and Mr.. Richard Wilkin,. 449 M.rket, a boy. Weight: 7 pound. OVa ounce. Kenedy county, Tex., had the distinction of being the first county to be tabulated In the 1945 Census of Agriculture. f f ? t T t f t T t r f t ? T t t t T f T T T X t ? Y X t STAGE Crop Specialist1 Holds Inspection E. R. Jackinan. (arm crop spe cialist of Oregon Slate college is hero Again on potato seed certif ication, Jackman and Bob McCam- bridge, assistant county agent, conducting tho inspection, ex pect to complete tho first field inspection this week. According to C. A. Henderson. county agent, It looks like the second field Inspection will have to follow on the heels of the first, because of the large acre age entered for seed certifica tion this year. It Is about 90 per cent greater than last year, Hen derson states, Police Probe Tire Theft Here R. L. Wise, proprietor of the Lakeway service station at Ore gon and Biehn, reported to city police that four tires were stolen from the premises last night. Entry was gained by picking the lock on the front door. City police are Investigating the case. George Anderson, 143S Pleas ant, posted $3 ball for failure to procure an operator's license Bnd 10 parking tickets were paid. One drunk and one drunk and disorderly case appeared in police court this morning. Three additional drunks bailed out. New Hours Told By Postmistress MERRILL Mrs. Myrtle Chat burn, acting postmistress, an nounces new hours under the recent change In rating to a sec ond class office and the addition of a clerk to the staff. The office will be open ajl week days from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. including Saturday. Mail will be dispatched at the usual time on all days Including Sundays and holidays. Mrs. Lurena Maloney, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ram bo, Merrill, will assist in the office. Mrs. Chatburn also asks that patrons of the office who plan to send packages overseas keep in mind that all mail must leave earty. Distinguished 45-lb. Super Mica Surfaced Roofing .... 55-lb. Super Mica Surfaced Roofing .... 90-lb. Mineral Surfaced Roofing, Green . . 90-lb. Mineral Surfaced Roofing, Red . . . it ONE ROLL COVERS 100 SQUARE FEET Red Staggered Edge Roofing . ... $315 Green Staggered Edge Red Hexagon Shingles ... persq. $515 Green Hexagon Shingles . ..... .persq. $5 15 Montgomery Ward Although at least 29 per cent more people have already or dered their winter's fuel as com pared with last summer, fuel dealers fear that there will be a serious shortage of fuel this win ter if people will not accept the type of fuel now available. Orders for block and slab wood are being refused by most fuel yards as they are unable to fill ell the orders now on hand, block shipments from the mills being 20 per cent or more under prewar shipments. Fuel dealers are advising townspeople to reconvert to coal or pres-to-logs wherever possi ble to insure proper heating for the coming winter. Although the coal situation at present Is not serious, dealers feci that people should order their winter supply now while coal is still available. MIES I SAT. MIDNITE 3 ! DOLORES MORAN ALLYN JOSLY . REGINALD GARDINER GUY KIBBf imitt ii pvnihrn .niAin umi r- Schilling VACUUM PACKED COFFE E Friday, August 3, 194S Portland Requests Posr-War Navy Berth PORTLAND. Ore.. Ann. 8 (TPt Capt. George W. Campbell, dep uty navy director of Information at Washington, has been asked to relay Portlands request to 7 EYES Protect Yours from the sun's glaring rays By Wearing CALOBAR LENSES You can help avoid squinting, frown lines ... as wall as eyestrain And . . . They're Glamorous V- . If you have your prescription made up for Summer wear in Calobar lenses. NO CHARGE FOR EYE EXAMINATION ph. 7ui OPTICAL v (INCE l0S IXCIUSIVUY OPTICAL ' - forruNtx S-w. sin tw- Roofing ....... HERALD AND NEWS SEVEN have navy vessels berthed hern after the war to the secretary ot the navy. Mayor Earl Riley Invited tha navy to give sites here further study after a visit by Cn.pt. I. L. Llnd, bureau of shirs. City of.'l. clals stand ready for consulta tion, Riley said. BY choosing tho typ of harlequin frames belt suited to your facial con tours ... You'll actually enhaneo your charm! already wear glasses . . . tropts kiamath faus. mo maiw $915 $175 $210 $269 $269 A X Dancing 9 til 1 Doors Open 8:30 Y
