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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1945)
Heat Company To Use Oil Ktumoth Holding compnny of ficial! unnouncod today thut bo cauiia of a hogged fuol shortogo. the compuny Is forced to convert ono of lis bollurs to oil fuol this weekend. Tho chnniio, similar to that mado ' last wlntor, will bring about mirchnruo addition to bill for DnccmbiT Horvlca, It was HtnUid by John Klrby, managor. Pressure may be down Sunday during tho diuiigu-ovor, H wua stutuu. Lake Concern To Hold Vote . WASHINGTON, Doc. 1 (P) Anderson Brothers Lumber com pany. Lukovlow, Ore, wore or dered today by tho nutlonal la bor relation! board to hold collective bargaining election by January 27 to dotormlno If em ploye wish to be rcDrt'Honlcd by tho AFL' Lumber arid Buw- mill workers. Tho plant Is now non-union. Hear Shortage Faces Dallas DALLAS, Ore,, Doc. 1 UP) Businessmen and "tore clerk on Dallas' wcit sldo wore, due to shiver In unheatcd stores this afternoon because of a sawdust shortago In tho control heating plant. The plant has only enough sawdust to run 50 to 75 per cent of tho time. It was sondlng out hent this morning, but plunncd to stop at noon. Cluimiflcd Adt. Bring Results. mataaataav niii .m inan renrvr sesS. ONTmSOtKXN! Funnier Than the Stage Playl KISS TELL" Starring SHIRLEY TEMPLE As Corliss Archer Speaks Sunday A Major Dayton E. Van Vector, veteran of two wars, will be the speaker at the Elks Me morial services to be held Sun day at 2 o. m. at the Elks tem ple. Major Vim Vector was sta tioned in Europe xnrougn momi of World War II. He Is a Klam ath Falls attorney. The general public has been Invited by the Elks to attond the exercises. HORflOR SUED LOS ANGELES, Dec. 1 W) Boris Karloff, horror film actor, was sued today for divorce by Mrs. Dorothy S. Karloff, who charged him with cruelty ond asked that he be restrained from threatening or Injuring her or attempting to remove their 7-ycnr-old daughter from her custody. Sho wants $2500 monthly alimony. ' Afi --D,or 0pn 11:30 P. M. Lt7f .Arvr limit v t JKr ixs STARTS SATURDAY MIDN1TE! fCjnfiti uEHt- ti&iiinz) fins tero & 9iEEd i m IWOMUIICa HU 41 tl 4M7 CONTINUOUS SHOW SAT. - SUN. OPEN 12:30 P. M. HURRY1 LAST TIMES TODAYI HURRY1 Copco Puts In Water Main A new water main extension Is being built at South 6th and Logan in Klamath Falls by the (jaiiiornia-uregon rower com pany. During the month of De cember, 2000 feet of 4 and 6 Inch cast Iron pipe will be laid, and work will be finished on the project before the first of the year. The new extension Is being built at the request of property holders In that district who for merly have used private wells for their water supply. Approxi mately 10 new domestic water users will be added when the main Is completed. Copco men are at work on their routine job of tree trim ming In the vicinity of N. 8th, where tree tops are interfering with the power lines. Property holders have been notified by the city to trim their trees to free the power lines, in accord ance with a city ordinance to that effect. Packing House Strike Okayed CHICAGO, Dec. 1 OP) The CIO United Packing House Workers today had the mandate of their members to call a na tionwide strike, if necessary, to support a 25-cent hourly wage Increase demand. Union members, polled yester day by tne national labor rela tions board, approved a walkout by better ithan 20 to 1. Returns were incomplete. SECOND ARREST TULELAKE The November record of one arrest was shat tered late last night when a sec ond arrest was made by Chief of Police Frank Rhodes who picked up J. R. Wilson, 37, on a charge of drunkenness. Wil son paid a $15 fine Saturday morning. WEATHER . November SO, 1945 Max. Eugene .37 Klamath Fella 41 Sacramento .. Portland , Jl Reno San Francisco .57 Seattle S3 Medford .41 Mln. -41 24 34 15 43 Freclp. Trace .00 .00 ' Trace OO .00 .12 .04 Oregon partly cloudy todays tonight and Sunday with occasional rain In west portion. Not much change In tem perature. Moderate southerly winds ofi-shore. NORTHERN tALIFORNIA Partly cloudy today, tonight. Sunday except cloudy northern portion Sunday, with light rain probable along north coast end over Siskiyou mountains; little tem perature change; gentle vans Die winds oti coast. VITAL STATISTICS MTABLAND Bom at Klamath Val ley hospital, Klamath FalU, Ore., No vember 30. 1845, to Mr. and Mil. Gene McTarland, box 1193, city, a glrU Weight: S pounds 3 ounces. PUCKETT Bora at Klamath Valley noepitai, Kiamatn rails, ure.. Novem ber 30. 1045. to Mr and Mrs. George W. Puckett, IMS Orchard, a boy. Weight: 7 pounds 34 ounces. WATERMAN Born at Klamath Val ley hospital. Kl.rn.th rails. Or., No vember SS, 1S45, to Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Waterman. 413 Market, a girl. Weight: S pounds, t 1 Saturday. Dae. 1. I94S HERALD AMD NEWS tttllkk Pork Shortage, Blamed On High Feed Costs, To Get Worse Before Better I'll Have Ham On Rye' 'Tl dsj m mm A-JlA ' Not unless they belong to you, you won't These hams, fresh from Brattons' smokehouse, are being checked fox the customers by Roe Ryckman. They are a part of the custom cured meats which will go to Klamath tables but are not available over the counter. Klamaihites Urged To Aid Gifts For Yanks Program Everyone likes to get Christ mas gifts, especially, the service men and women in hospitals, far from home and friends, pos sibly being moved from one hospital to another so that gifts from loved ones do not catch up with them. That's where the American Legion program of "Gifts For Yanks Who Gave" comes in. Every hospitalized veteran will receive a gift at Christmas time if you do your part and either drop a gift in the barrels or put cash in the bottles sup plied In the stores tor tnat pur pose. Or, send your check, made out to the American Legion MOYDC Effective Decembsr. 1, 1945 Robinson's Delivery Service will be known as the "Merchants Delivery Service" When you have anything for PICK-UP and DELIVERY CALL 7423 . For Fast Efficient Service With a Smile LYNN L McDANIELS New Owner and Manager Br LOIS STEWART The accompanying luscious, mouth-watering picture doesn't mean a thinsl The hams, rloht fresh from the smokehouse, couldn't be bought for love nor money and you and I will go right on yearning for pork for a long time to come. Thcstt hams happen to be custom cured. , , ... .. Lucky' is the housewife who hits the butcher - shop at the right time when a stray porker hits the cutting block. The pork situation was termed "difficult" by two pack ing houses today. One packer said it would get a "lot worse before it gets any better," and only when hog raisers bring in the animals now and then is there any pork for local con sumption. The old story, feed too high to put into the animals, was repeated by both packing houses as the lack of pork foods including hams, bacon, loins, roasts or pigs' feet. There won't be any hams or bacon for the holiday season unless you happen to be lucky and are having your own cured. With the points removed from all meats, more city dwellers were scouring the country look ing for hogs which they could have custom killed and cured for their own tables. One pack ing house reported some 800 pieces of pork cured this week for private use. .It takes about two 'Weeks to, properly cure hams or bacon slabs. The pork forecast wasn't rosy. Slaughterers said it would take about one year from the time that hog raisers started In again, before' marketable animals would be available. The -middle west market was reported bet ter than the Pacific coast mar ket but even in the corn belt they weren't letting much pork out and western shipments were not sufficient to meet the de 'Gifts For Yanks" fund, direct to box 650, Klamath Falls.- This program was originated last year by Eddie Cantor who asked the help of the Legion to put it over. This year he has turned the entire program over to the Legion to carry out. The following stores are as sisting in the program by .hav ing barrels for packages and bottles for cash: chamber of commerce, Castleberry's, J. C. Penney's, Everbody's . Drug, Montgomery Ward, Sears Roe buck, Lee Hendricks, Matt 'Fin nigan's, Murphey's Seed -store, Klamath Falls creamery, Safe way . stores and Currin's for Drugs. Four Shiploads Of Spuds Move v . WAStUNG TON, Dec. 1 Four shipments of potatoes un der the deal by which the de partment of agriculture sold one million bushels to Belgium, have been cleared during the past 10 days, totalling approxi mately 1200 carloads of .pota toes in the four cargoes. Terms of the Belgium contract call for shipment of the entire one mil lion bushels prior to the end of November, but it is anticipated that extension of time will be granted for moving the balance due for Belgium. The cargo vessels carrying the potatoes cleared from Port land, Me., with a fifth ship re ported as standing by for load ing at Providence, R. I." - Around Oregon By The Associated Press A medical clinic building to cost $150,000 will be erected in Portland to house offices of 20 doctors. ; . . Astoria fishermen reported a run of silver smelt has started in the Clatskanie river. . . .-Marshal Dana, Port land, is the new president of the Jackson club of Oregon, old est democratic organization in the state. . . . J. Hugh Pruett, Pacific regional director for the American Meteor society, has started a study of reports of a meteor sighted over California and Nevada. . . . Skiers and win ter sports enthusiasts are throng ing Mt. Hood area with opening of Tinvberline lodge. - . Hazel's Beauty Shop Sold To Rita Whisenant ' Hazel's Beauty shop. 125 N. 7th. established here by the late Hazel Cook some years ago, hast been purchased by xiita wni so nant from Bernie Heidemann and Evelyn Malloy, it was an' nounced today. Miss Heidemann and Mrs. Mal loy bought the shop in 1041 from Bert Cook and have oper ated it jointly since that time. Mrs. Whisenant said she would take over the shop, effective De cember 3. " The shop service will be en larged and a perfume and cos metic bar is contemplated, Mrs, Whisenant said today. She is a licensed cosmetologist. Miss Heidemann's plans may take her to New York where she will study this winter. Mrs. Malloy will remain in Klamath Falls but will enjoy a vacation. Elks Memorial Service SUNDAY 2:00 P. M. Maj. D. E. Van Vactor Will Speak ELKS LODGE You Are Cordially Invited Elks! Bring Your Friends Crippled Child. Clinic Slated A crippled children's clinic will be held Tuesday at the Klamath county health unit, it was announced by Dr. Peter H. Rozendal, health officer. - Some 100 children have been registered for the clinic conduct. ed bi-annually here. Dr. Noall of Portland will be in charge. Also scheduled to be here at that time is Dr. Kentner, speech spec ialist of the department of education. LLOYD DEBOY HOME ; LAKE VIEW The Austin De boy family of Summer Lake was happily reunited Friday when their son, Lloyd, returned home. He has been a prisoner of the Japs and since arriving in the U. S. has been receiving treat ment for his health. However, he states be feels well and weighs 160 pounds. He has a 60-day leave, then will report back to Ft. Lewis, Wash. He will receive further medical treatment and will, receive his discharge sometime next sum mer.' . -.. . Was Dead Son Happy? She' gave one long, last look at Sonny, lying there dead In the casket and then "Well, Dearie, I hope you are happy." And happy he -was, if he went out saved. For at death, the saved-go out to glory and eter nal reward. Let your heart believe that Christ died for your sins and it is done. That instant God writes Christ's sin-less-ness on your page. Sins are off and Christ's eternal righteousness covers you. 2nd Cor. 5:21. From that on, God gives you the urge to do His gracious will and He gives the power. Phil. 2:13. - Let your heart believe the Bible, that Christ loved you to His own death. Hour by hour, look to Him for strength and look to Him to raise you up to glory on ' Resurrection . Morn. There's a land that is fairer than day and by faith we can see it afar. Face about. Come as you are. Live by ' Power From On High By Bible and Prayer. - ;, This space paid for by a Tort land lumberman. If you wish to newspaper the Gospel into some town, postal card me for REA SONS WHY. S. W. McChesney iRd., Portland-l-Ore.. .
