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FRECKLES - THEV SEEM I IO BENtCB v r IcamT Them lets even GO lb THer CUT IN KITCHEN AND ON My ILL MAKE VOU r The? locusts . T Great scott.' I RFAT I K n IT I NOTWIN& LEFT our lHe BOl S .' cowl ttt ft mi We're- 1 Wu.,doyou m-MUM& I mavb To do A BOYS. MR I YOUR GROWING IN r l V I IJ Lntle Orphan Annia By Harold Gray L y J,y WHERE OUT ToWAR&l FmET.' MAYBE T YEAH.' R?SJOWhfMN GREAT. TERRIFIC T LOOK AT THOSE "I WAS THAT, SPOOK I I WEVE BEEN, MAYBE AGAIN? H SHORT PEACE 1 BSCOTT I EXPLOSION I BEACH HOUSES J M IT? WAY. ISLANbj M I ATTACKEb j WE'RE SO 1 THAT ONE WAS-' I tJ WHAT V" ALL MY 'V' FRONTS ALL rtt MAYBE IT WAS .VI KnnuncKi W WAR-' SOH? J EH. BOYS? LB Entry Charge Theatre Issue VERNONIA, Ore.. Jnn. 30 (If) A theatre which closed Inst Sut urday when hi(ih school pupils locked arm-in-arm and picketed the box office In protest nunlnst a SO-ccnt admission continued darkened today. Adults refused to puss throuKh the lines formed by 180 pupils who hnd asked the theatre owner, Mrs. Zelmn Dow, to sivo them a special 35-ccnt price in stead of the full adult fee. O. J. Miller, executive sec retary of the Oregon Independ ent Theatre Owners' association, said the theatre would "be dark until the town listens to reason." He reported contracts with mo tion picture companies prevent ed Mrs. Dow from admitting the pupils at the 35 cent price the same night they asked for the reduction. Miller said a meeting lie held with pupils last week was dead locked, although he told both parents and teen-agers the prices would be lowered as soon as ar rangements could be completed. Potatoes PORTLAND. Jan. 30 (API Potato: local Burbankt, S2.U0-3.0U cental: Baker county, S3.30 cental: Detchutca 1U0, No, 1, $3. ctnUI; 3Ai, 00 centi, SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 30 (AP-USDA1 Potatoes: old stock, 6 broken, 17 un broken cars on track: California 1, Nevada 2. Oregon B. Idaho I nrflved; one car arrived by truck; one car di verted; new stock, 1 car on track, Florida 1 arrived; Kin math RimeU No. 1-A. $3.00; Deschutes No. 1, SJ.73. CHICAGO. Jan. 30 lAP-USDAi Pota toes arrivals 100, on track 1M, total U. S. shipments 1110. Old s toe lea: supplies moderate, demnnd slow, market lightly weaker. New stocks supplies Hunt, demand slow, mar ket dull. Idaho KurscL Uurbjii.Vn U. S. No, 1. $3.05-3.40; Colorado Red McC'ltires U. S. No 1, $2.50-2.00; Nchratka Hllss Triumphs U. S. No. 1. $2.75-2 OS; Min nesota and North Dakota Cobblers, com mercial $2.00; Bliss Trill m phi U. S. No. 1. washed. $2.50; unwashed $2.20; Florida 50 lb. sacka Bliss Triumphs U. S. No, 1, $2.S5-3.I5. LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 30 fAP-USDAl Salable cattle 50, calves 10; market active, fully steady; medium good steers and heifers quoted $14.00 10.50; some Inquiry: mostly trucked-In she stock; odd weighty dairy cows $11.00-50; canners $H.00 down; demand broad; good-cholco vealers quoted $14.00 15.00. Salable hog 100; market steady; few food-cnotce barrows and gilts SJ5.H0; ate yesterday around 000 hogi arrived; broad demand with odd good sows $15.03. Salable hogs 100; market staady; few rackages medium-good HgtU lambs 13.50; choice quoted $19.00; good ewes salable $7.00 down. PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 30 (AP-USDA) Salable cattle 200. total 323; calves 23; market more active, steady to strong with Monday; some cows as much as 23 cents higher; vealers stronger; common medium stecm $11.00-19.30; common medium heifers .$10.00-14.00; odd head $15.00; few good he If cm $13.30; ennner cutter cows largely $0.00-0.00: shells $15.50 down; fat dairy type cows $H.ou 10.00; good beef cows up to $13.00; sausage bulls mostly $f). 50-10.50: good choice vealers $13.00-10.00: lew $10.50. Salable hogs 100, total 200; market active, steady; barrows and gilts mostly $13.80; few above 333 lbs. $14.50-13.00; good sows $13.50-14.00; good feeder pigs $15.30; choice salable to $10.00 or above. Salable and total sheep 50; scattered sales about steady, but undertone weak er; few medium Iambs $13.00; good choice salable at $14.00 or above; week's carload top $14.50; good ewes salable up to $5.00. CHICAGO, Jan. 30 fAP-USDA Sal able hogs U.OOO, total 20.000; steady; barrows and gilts largely at $14.85 cell ing, sows at $14.10 celling. Salable cattle 7000. to ml 7000; salable calves 800. total 800; fed steers and yearlings. Including yearling heifers, 25 to 50 cents higher; good to average choice grades mostly 50 cents up; sev eral loads 1050-1300 lb. offerings $18.00; numerous loads $17.30-17.00; bufk $13.30 17.83; best heifers $18.30; bulk $14.00 16.00; cow steady. to 25 cent higher, bulls steady, scarce; vealers strong at $15.50 down. . . , Salable sheep 8000, total 7000; odd lots good to choice native lambs $15.10-15.23; good and choice fed wooled westerns held at $15.35 and slightly above; load mixed medium to choice 106 lb, western ewes $7.50 lightly sorted. DENVER. Jan. 30 (AP-USDA) Sheep receipts 3200; market active Inte: lambs mostly steady; 10 doubles choice 104-115 lb. fed wooled Iambs $15.00 flat; 2 loads strictly good-choice lighter weights $14.85 flat; slaughter ewes strong to 25 cents higher; spots up. more: load 140 lb. fed owes grading mostly choice $7.25 memo; common-medium trucklns largely $3.25-8.23; 77 lb. trucked In fed lambs $14.00-15.00. , Weather Max. Mln. Precln, Eugene 47 29 .01 Klamath Falls 28 0 .0.1 Sacramento 33 29 .00 Portland - 45 28 Trace Reno 38 11 .03 San Francisco w.....32 34 .00 Seattle ( 42 30 .02 Medford 42 27 Trace Red Bluff 48 32 .00 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Clear to day, tonight and Thursdoy; not much temperature change; moderate northerly winds off coast. ... OREGON Partly cloudy today, to night and Thursday. Little temperature change. Gentle variable winds off coast. MODEL SUPPLIES TOYS BABY WALKERS Phone 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE Market Quotations NKW YORK. Jan. 30 (API Steels ami selected Imlunli'luls aftvtuireil ".'flcUoiu In a point anil more In today's stork market but Dime worn about an equal numbor of Iiwims. Prices generally wore off unlit mid day mi profit-Inking after the sub stantial rise to 13-ywar hlgtu hi the two previous sessions. Cltwlng quuinttims; American Can . I0H Am Tel At Tel 11M Amu'omlu , 4,liV Common wealth t Sou ,. Curlls-Wrlght - l Oenernl Kleclrlo ft0' General Motors HO (H Nor Hy pfd IKIMi hit Harvester - IMfi Ketinecott . , Loiig-Hell "A" Wyt Mimtimmery Ward 7H Nttnh-Kelv . 24 N Y rrnlrul 33H Northern Paolfle v 115 4 a Pae tins A El - 44. J C IVnnay ... - 37 Safewitv Stores 27 Hnr Hoelnit'k u 44i' Southern Pacllfo lMta Slmulurd llramta 4H HUuli'tinkar M Sutmhlne Mining 21 Union Oil fall! Union Pacific - WW U S Steel 03 1 Warner Pictures 33 n WHEAT CHICAGO. Jan. 30 (API The unfet tered May rye swung briskly up and down tn light futures trading today as all other grains, except oats, hold tightly at rolling prices. May rye, fluctuated over range of around 4 cents a bushel most o( the time, OnU were off fractionally most of the day. but the May delivery held at the goverument-flxcd HI cent celling. All deliveries of wheat, corn and bar ley remained at catlings of $1.00, $l.l(ll and $1.221. respectively. llolh rye and oats dipped sharply In the final few minute of trading, rye Itwlng the full 3 cents allowed In a single day of trading, and oats losing up to more than 2 cents a huhel. Wheat, com and barley rinsed un changed from yesterday's finish at ceil ings of $l.M)ij. Bt.ttli-i and $122'. re spectively: ryt unchanged tn ft cents off. May $2 07; oaU unchanged to 2c lower. May 8tr, CLASSIFIED RATES One day 2 day run 3 day run 1 4 day run . , ,-, , 5 day run , Week run 1 Month run ,, , Ads received by 1:00 p. m. will appear same afternoon In "New Today" column. NKW HERALD AND NEWS phono num ber. Bill. pr word 4o 4 word 8e per word 11c pr word 13c per word 14c .per word I3r d word 45c Now Today DISTRIBUTOR POINTS, dirty and worn cause trouble. A good mechanic doesn't file them. HANK HOSE MOTOR CO. 4TH AND KLAMATH 1-30 IlllX RICHARD, Contractor, Landscap ing, trimming and topping trees. P. O. Hox HH9. Klamath Falls, or Phone 31. Merrill. P. O. Box 1121. Merrill. 2-12 FAST experienced Ironer wants Ironing In own home, 75c per hour. Ph. tuut2. 3-5 WANT FRY COOK Cafe. 10UH Main. Snappy Service 1-30 WANTED -Woman Janitor. See Jack Fox at Medical-Dental building or rail at Howard Ilarnhlsel Agency, 113 South 8th St.. Klamath Falls, Ore. 2-1 WANTED -Girl for keeping books and stenographic work, Floyd A. Boyd Co., Tulelnke. Phone 2072 Tulelake. 2-5 NICELY furnished sleeping room. In ner pring mattress, steam heal, private hMh, close In, for gentleman. Phone 0O17, 1 .30 FOR CASH RENT- 30 acres of alfalfa ground for potatoes. J. R. Taylor, Tulelake. Calif. 2-1 FOR SALE 3-bed room colonial, $3200. One-bedroom furnished house on Ore gon, $2540. Terms on both IBIS Oregon Ave. Phone 5414 1-30 A VERY GOOD BUY In a small home. Immediate possession. $1050. BEARD AGENCY Realtors 1020 Main Phone MM 1-30 FOR SALE One-half acre, four room modern home, also three room cottage, fruit cellar and chicken house, large strawberry and raspberry patch, shade and fruit trees. Quick possession. Price $3000. Term. A room home. North of Main Street, oil circulating heater, electric water heat er. Price $2800. Terms. Furnished duplex, 4 units each. In Mills Addition. Built about 4 years. Quick possession of one unit. Price $0000. Terms. See Fred Cofer BARNHI8EL AGENCY 112 . Bth Phone 410.1 2-1 FOR SALTS Model A Ford Coupe with built-in box. Inquire 708 Owens. 2-1 FOR SALE Excellent Mngic Chef gas range; Colt .38 special: German war rifle; ammunition. 843 Eldorado, 1-30 FOR SALE -Table model cream sep arator, 200 chick capacity oil brood er. Can be seen at 1007 Kane or Ph. 7031. 2-1 WANTED TO RENT Building suitable for garage, floor space for 2 or more cars. Call 0340 after 0 p. m. 2-2 YOUNG wife wishes middle-aged woman for companion evenings. Free room rent. Bus sorvlce and modern home. Call before 2 p. m. week days or Sun days. Mrs. Robert Bergman, 8428 Shasta way, 2-5 OIL TANKS. Heavy steel. 120 gal., $10,50, 220 gal., $34,50, Plenty of copper tub ing, valves and fittings. Ball it Porter. 001 Spring. t 3532tf FOR BALE -1037 Ford Tudor. Good tires, clean car, needs some work. Phone 0500, 1-31 WANTED TO RE NTTwo -bedroom fur nished or partly furrtlahed house, su burban or city. References furnished. Will pay .1 months rent In advance. Phone 3021, 2-5 FOLLOWING baby article for sale, folding buggy and mattress, training scat, auto seat, 3 dozen Chlx diapers, largo play pon. Call Apt. 2, 231 N. Olh or Phone 0389. 1-31 R. I, R. CHICKS from high producing trap-nested hens. Make 3-pound fry ers In 8 weeks, $10 per C, Also Bowles and Young strains of non-broody N. H, Thayer's Hatchery and Breeding Fa I'm, Bcaverton, Oregon, 1-30 CHARIS foundations, girdles, brnssler fitted In your homo. Jennie Leach, Phone S330, 2-3 TURKEYS, small, medium and large sIkcs. killed when ordered, dressed and delivered. Dlnl 3070. 2-14 EXPERIENCED stenographer-secretary desires position, 7 years experience. Fast typing and dictation. Temporary or permanent. Write Box 3517 care Herald and News. 2-1 FOR SALE Three new Western Auto tires, 10x000, Call at Desk, Anchor hotel. 1-30 FOR SALE-Maple finish davenport and chair. Phone 0338. 1-31 FOR SALE-Practlcnlly new walnut twin bed suite In excellent condition In cluding mattresses, dressing table, chest of drawers, fl twin bed sheets, 2 matching bed spreads, Call 0030 after 0 p. m, 1-31 Wtdntidty. Jan. 30, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS TEH WORKING UNUKIt PttENNUHK? For effortless typing, smooth nsy touch, for letters Unit please. Have your typewriters "Pioneer" adjusted, 24 hour service, PIONKKU PRINTING At STATIONERY 124 UUl St. 1-12 MAKRIKD veteran wants to learn trade lieglmilug its nn npprenlice, Urgently In need of Job, Phono flttA, 1-31 WANT TO miY irfite model car fur rash. Phone Tutohiko 2AI1,, 2-1 KXPKHIENCKD bookkeeper wanted. Pepsl-Coln Bottling Cu., tun Spring HI. 2-1 WANTED Used or new loft-lmiiilml No. A gulf Iron, Phone nJltl. 1-0 WANTED $1000 or $1200 loan on KKI acres farm hind, first morlgago, for 2 years. 1227 Main HI, 1-31 FOR HAI.K Light wood dliteUe set, four chairs wllh .leather seals, table ami buffet. $25, Phono (1700, 1 ;i FOR SALE- lOO-pnuud rnpiu'lty KooIoin tor, 2&13 Shasta wuy, Phono 74im, .141)01 f STOUTS ALUMINUM IRRIGATION SYSTEM Stronger, Rust-Proor and only W as heavy as steel pipe now usml, Im proved aluminum coupling design stives 35 of moving time. 20 ft, lengths when coupled ran be muled as 4 ft, lengths, adequately flexible adjust able for either automatic or semi automatic coupling. See local dealer, James Keams for details 1 30 MteOno Itotlci Klamath rails Mooso UKlg.ftfj&V No. II OA mull nn Thiirm. VIZI V day nights, fl 00 p. nt Ini tiation every second and fourth Thursday, Wed.tf f Klamath rails Aerie No. 20V0. Regular meeting every Tues day night, 7:4.1 p, in. FO E. hall, uth and Walnut. Visiting niemlters cordially Invited, If Loit and Found l.OHT -null llulck hub cap. Il.waril. I'll. mm. i.:ti Gonsrnl Notice. THE HOOK OF THE YKAH History of World War 11 Bibles Testaments Ruth Klchardson I'll. 0M)3 2-2 10 Sorrlci Plumbing Heating REPAIR WORK Wo can now do your work for Low Monthly Payments Harry E. Patton Phone 6630 1401 Esplanade 4 121 tf McCurdy.'s RADIO SHOP Carod Radio Soles ond Service For all rpokes ' PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEMS Sales Repairs Rental Phone 8203 2203 So. Oth 210 DIAL 7423 YOU GET FAST, EFFICIENT DELIVERY SERVICE AT REASONABLE RATES! FULLY INSURED MERCHANTS DELIVERY Formerly Robinson's D40tf REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE DOMESTIC and COMMERCIAL Alt Makes Parts, Controls and Equipment in Stock. Oregon Equipment Co. Phono 6617 127 So. 6th St. 2217U SKWINO MACHINE SKIIVICK - All mak Phono 0771. 331U Bhn.ln Wny .lliib PAINTING and Tinting. II. L, Drown. Phon. 4230. 2!J4tl HAND Ironing In my homo. Ph. 0217. 2-1 K1I1IIY HALES AND (?E11VICK, S2II Nn. loth. Phon. 4:i:i. 2-2S OLD MlltltOnS rc.llvcrcd. Klmhnll'ii Ulaia Shop. lomtl DENTISTRY, 4000 Hhaala way. VtnnllS AUTO TOP SHOP, lop. nntl uphol.torlns. 019 K. Main. 100.111 DRESHMAKINO Hutton. and biit'kloa covered AltorntlonH on now and old clothinK. Mr.. II. M Allonder, 7.11 Main, Room 210. Ph. 7203. 1-nira DRESSMAKING and alteration., 1II:I0 Orchard. Ph. 0730. 41I77U BOOKKEEPING, Shorthand, Typlng Klndrcd .ubjftct., nfrlce machine., KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLEGE. 733 Pins Ph. 47110 132711 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED, modern equipment, 4-wheel drlvo truck, will go anywhere. Phono 3230. 2-13 OUTBOARD, jra. engine, and .aw. re paired. Bodenhamor Saw filing. 2-10 10 Strrlcal Do You Need Money? If you do, t h answer If simple, call tho Commercial Fliiiincu. A friendly quick interview and tho loan Is completed. Loans from $00 to $1100 ou your Salary, Furnltiii'o, or Livestock, from $30 to $500 on your utitomoblle, mid you mny take as loiK as 10 mouths to pay. Commercial Finance Corporation TOM O'DWYER 107 N. Oth St. 7711 603-U A COMI'LETB HEATING SERVICE Cleanlnu Repairing Sales - Installations Chimneys Stoves - Furnaces Have a local, rotlabla com. puny take euro of your hcutlnu needs Tufts Furnace Co, Heatinif Specialist 2323 So. Oth Phono 030 304 Rollin A. Cantrall INCOME TAX SERVICE Commerclol Bookkeeping DAYS ond EVENINCS PHONE 3249 Room 4, Hopko Bldg. I IU No. Bth it. S-18 VENETIAN BLINDS Motal or Wood PATTERSON FURNITURE CO 230 Main Ph. T1S0 187SU LOCAL MOVING AND CAR CAGE Anything Anywhers in Oregon Andorson Motor Freight Ph 7300 101 Klamath Ays, Sewing Machines Repalrs.dT' Work Guaranteed SINGER Sewing Machine Co". 418 Main St. Ph. 840 1S42LI RADIO REPAIRING Of All Kinds Specialized Service Co. 1434 Main Phone 3103 1040U VENETIAN BLIND SHOP New steel or wood blinds. CIcaninR and repairing. Free Estimates Pickup and deliver, Roland F. Koff, owner. Ph. 0230 110 N. 4th 2-10 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Inspection Free - Modern Equlpmsns) Contents Hauled Away Ed F. King Phono 4DA2 RHOADS Window Cleaners Complete llouiorlranlng Ealalillahed 1024 K. C. Ithoad. - I'liun. salt II THEODORE IHCKHON UPHOI.HTEI1ING FURNITURE !tllOP Uphol.lerlnK-Repalrlng-Iterinl.hln V Spring. Reconditioned 'Jj Cabinet. Built Phone 4317 3041 Sha.ta War" S-17 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED In.tullcd. Cemont wurk done. Modern equipment. 10 year. In Klamath Falla, Phono W. Baker, 4003 1204U CUnTAINS Laundered and atrelch.d. Phone .1717. 2-23in OFFICE, STORE, RESTAURANT equip, ment bought, .old, exohanged. 341 So. Oth St. Phone 0297. 3-10 WANTED - window w.ihlng. Phon 7070. Jciio Hubbard, S-S PAINTING, DECORATING. Phono 4030. 373011 ENJOY Individual attontloni al.o early and lute appointment, at the Hnu.a of Boauty. 1010 Washington, Phona 3022, 1-30 POPULAR, Swing piano Icon, given aft 022 N, Olh. Slmloiit of Martin Lund, .wing artl.t. Phono 73U0. 2-23 roil STUART'S DANCE ORCHESTRA, Call 0939. 1-22-m FULLER BRUSHES Clem Joyor, 1430 Martin, Phon 01177 3-11 m LINOLEUM floora and dralnhoard. laid, by expert mechanic. Phone J, L. Cal. noun. 0094 morning, jmd evening. 3-U PAINTING, Kemtonlng, cluominlng. Phono 3007, 2-20 DO It In marble, got that kitchen and. bath dono over thU winter. Hard a marble. Coino and .pe .ample.. Cabin 0, Altumont Auto Camp, after 4 p. m. everyday. C, G, Zornc.. 3-ti ' HOUSE CLEANING Leo J, Pope, Phone 0048 IM CAMERA repalra of all klnda dona at Bell studio, next door to Pin Tra Theatre, (1911