Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 07, 1946, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textj At Horn C. A. Oiiifimin l nt homu ut 200 Vine fullowliiK hlH dlNcluii'uu Hunt lliu nuvul liuNpltiil Id (JuiviiIUh. OiiKniuu ivrvud us u inui'lilniHl's mute und win on tlio UBS CulluKliiin In July wlmn It wu tunic off tliu count of Oklniiwu. Jlu hua buuii 14 putli'iit lit thu Curvullla hua- It 1 1 it 1 ln co hla I'uluri) to thu Jnlltid glutei In Suptumbui', 1045. Gtti Pin Paul Taylor, niuii niicr of the Klmnuth rules biuuuti, lit proudly wvurlnii pin received lo dunolu hla 20 ycur muniburalilp In Normal 1'nrk chapter, 210, Hoyol Arch Mnsona, lit Chlcao. Portland Vlalt Mr. C, A. llaydcn, vui)luyi.'d ut LuPnliite'a, hua left (or I'ui tliind to vlalt with liur alalur, Florence Carter, who lust recently returned from New York City. VFW to Moot There will bo a rcKiiliir nicotinic of Pelican pout, No. lHIKI. Vcloruni of Kor ean War, lonlKht from 0 to 0:K0 o'clock In thn KC hull, Kofiunh nienta will follow tho aoaalon. Arrives Horn SSkI. Rtiy Leo lluiiaiikor, aon of Mr. und Mra. Hay L. lliinatikor, HiunmeiH lane, hua returned from 14 montlia uncut In Kuropu. St. llunaiikor wiih dlachui'Kod from tho aepiirutlon center ut Fort Lewis, Wiiah, Mo nerved ua mi Infantryman In three major cam. puluna In Kuropu und In addition to two unlla of ullatlon ho wcura tho Uronzo Star medal received In action In Ucrmiiny. Typing Claatoa In the IickIii nvra' iilxht typlnu cIiihh belntf of fered ut Klamath Union Mull aehool there la room for alx moro atudunta. Tho cluaa can bo taken for colloifn credit If the atudent dvalrca. People Interested In en rolllnu ahould.coine to room 103 of tho high school ut 7 p. in. Fri-duy. In Offlco Elbert Andoraon. rod man on the U. S. burcuu of reclamation project, will naaist In tho citKlnecra' offlco of tho bu reau durlnK anowy wouthnr. Ilia reuulur work la In tho Lower Klamath arnu, under direction of the Kliimutli Falls office, . At Desk Otla Motaknr hua re turned from Camp Whlto to hla (leak ut tho U. S. employment office, whoro ho will bo for the next four montlia while under hoapitul obaorvotlon., Appondoctomy Donuld Wen dy, 14-yeiir-old aon of Mr, und Mra. B. P. Weaely, loan Nlmlt., had hla uppondlx removed nt Klamath Vulloy hoapitul thlg inoriiinK, ARABS STRIKE IlEYHOUTil, Feb. 7 (II Aruba atiixcd n general atriko tnrouKhout Lebanon toduy, In proteat utiuinat tho British deci sion to permit 1800 Jcwlah Im migrants to enter Pulcatine monthly. Lawsuit For $50,000 Filed A luwault for $50,000 diim UKcB hua been filed in tho cir cuit clvrk'a office by Clifford L. Front agalnnt Geruld Flmlley Miidiaon, KrowInK out of nn auto mobile accident on the Klamath Falla-Lukevlew highway July 3, 1044. Froat muintulna that ho wan permanently Injured when hln automobile wna struck by a cur driven by Madison, and charges Hint tho accident wna caused by negligence and curclcaancaa on Madison's part.' The uccldcnt happened in the Hlldebrund district uflt-r durk July 3. Froat atutea In hla com plaint that ho had observed the approach of Madlaon'a car and dimmed hla lights. Tho light flickered off completely, how ever, and before Froat waa able to get them burning again the cars crashed and hla vehicle turned over. Froat'i Injuries Included a brain concussion, akull fracture, loss of his left eye, fracture of hia left shoulder and fracture of tiic left arm, rendering him un able to work for 10 months and, he suites, impairing his earning cupucity permanently. U. S. Balcntlne is the attor ney for Froat. SENT TO JAPAN SEATTLE, Feb. 7 UP) Ap proximately 8000 Japanese al ready have been sent to Japan through the Seattle diatrict of fice. Immigration Service Direc tor R. Pi Bonham aald today. All have gone at their own re quest. Nearly half a million railroad lanterns arc made annually in the United States. Baby With Rare Blood Disease Dies SPOKANE, Feb. 7 UP) Blood transfusions last night failed to keep life in the body of a 36-hour-old baby born to Mrs. Earl Carow. The Infant was afflict ed with a rare blood disease in which red corpuscles were de stroyed faster than they could be created. Four other Carow children have died shortly after birth of the same ailment, but doctors had held hopes of being able to save tho latest progeny. Clawrificd Ads Bring Results. SKI TOGS SUGARMAN'S Ik sad Mala Thursday, Fob. 7, 1941 HERALD AND HE Looros Hospital Harold W, Harris, slide highway employe who suffered carbon monoxide gas poisoning when u gas heater wna left burning overnight last Saturday nt hla home ut May's auto court on Blehn, wna dis missed, this morning from Klum nth Valley hoapitul, ON SALE FRIDAY 9 A. M. MEN'S DRESS SHI PJS $249 Pin striped ihlrti that you haro boon waiting for. Haa tho Nucraft collar that nvodi no starch. Arallablo In bluo, gray and brown. Bitot 14-17 with. 33" and 34" lleeves. ' ' 'No Strike At The Foils S Appliance And where else can you get all this . . . and all under one roof! COMPLETE LINE OT HOT POINT APPLIANCES COMPLETE LINE OF FAMOUS. KELLY SPRINGFIELD TIRES AUTO ACCESSORIES AUTO TUNE-UP WASHING and LUBRICATION COMPLETE BATTERY SERVICE COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE ROAD SERVICE on ; TIRES and BATTERIES PICK-UP SERVICE :' CALL US AND WE'LL COME PICK UP YOUR CAR ' FOR LUBRICATION OR WASHING. PARKING LOT RATES BY DAY OR MONTH 100 CAR CAPACITY. APPLIANCE AND TIRE SERVICE j Phone 7676 FALLS llth and Main BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 36th ANNIVERSARY OFFICIAL DISTRIBUTORS i TAKE THE SHIRTS OFF THEIR BACKS mono3 7nriifh their "Shirt Off0 a fHacki" camps l (a In February, the Boy Seoul of America are fir- viable nlformi and equipment te help boya abroad resume Scouting. Scouts in the Philippines are destitute and In Eu rope their condition lin't any better O ... . . In the spirit- of their "qood turn daily" and their '946 slogan, "Scout of the World, Building Together," Boy Scouti and Cub of Klamath county will join with Scouts and Cub throughout the Modoc Area Council, and the entire nation in a practical application of Scouting ideal during February, their 36th anniversary month. As a highlight of their celebration, every Scout and Cub will share something with a brother Scout or Cub somewhere in the world as troops and packs make up boxes of uniform parts and Scout equipment te -send to Manila, Athens, Brest, Warsaw, and scores of other devastated areas. Attics and basements will be ransacked in homes where Scout and Cub have outgrown usable uni forms and equipment left behind when they graduated from Scouting. HOW ABOUT YOURS? Not only will the uniforms obtained, serve a warm and critically needed clothing, but the kindly ges ture of American Scouts and Cubs will long be remembered by their brothers abroad. Please ransack your attic and basement, talk to your neighbors, discuss it in church and school, search out the outgrown uni forms and give them to a Boy Scout or take them to the Boy Scout headquarters, U. S. National Bank build ing. All articles must be Scout equipment. Clothing must be cleaned and all badges and insignias except buttons removed. Equipment should be in good,' usable condition. - THERE'S ANOTHER WAY! If your attic or basement doesn't produce results, why not buy a piece of equipment or part of a uniform to add to some troop's overseas box? Most anything Is acceptable and our official outfitters, the J. C. Penney Co., has a complete line of uniforms and equipment in their Scout department in their downstairs store. COOK KITS Mad of all aluminum. This set consists of four pieces: frying pan; stew pan, with lid; cup; and pudding pan. which may be used as a plate. Folds up into a small, compact kit. Has FA canvas carrying case ......... FLASHLIGHTS Unbreakable plastic flashlight with 90 degree angle prefocused flashing signal button. Complete with 2, 1-cell "tf battery ! CUB GRUB - A - "Left Eatl" . . . Small boyi love this call which plays a major role In CUBBING, program of the Boy Scouts .ot America for 9, 10 and 11 year-old. SCOUT CAPS Overseas cap of khaki colored cotton twill. Rayon braid trim; official Aft Boy Scout insignia W SCOUT PANTS Mad of excellent quality khaki fabric; sturdy belt loops; two front and two hip pockets with button fly. Waist ))p sises 25-32 iL9 SCOUT SHIRTS Standard weight khaki material. Hat loosely fitting rolled collar; two tquare patch, pockett with flapt; embroidered Boy Scouti of America stitched over right breast pocket. Neck sites 4F 11 H to 13 W Others at ".. ! $3.00 SCOUT BELTS 1M" wide web belt with gunmetal fin ished Scout buckle; rft. , adjustable lengths 3UC SCOUT HATS Official scout hats are made of genuine fur felt and built to hold it traditional shap. Low crown, wide brim; f QP entilated apertures and silk band at. 3 OFFICIAL COMPASS The bakelit case compatt hat a dial show ing 16 points and is made to conform with 2nd clan requirement!. Needle type, jew eled center; lock protects J P th needle point HAVERSACK For all around Scout ute. Made of heavy duck, tufflcient to turn water, yet not too heavy for th longett hike. Complete with two thoulder etrapt and ring attachment on tide for lathing on blanket. O Extra large billow pocket SniO ' Plut Tax SCOUT NECKERCHIEF The official Boy Scout neckerchief is made of a splendid quality mercerised cotton pongee 32" x 32". Combination colors for all troops in Modoc area 'DC Others In Plain Colors 60c SCOUT HOSE Heavy, mercerised cotton ribbed anklets; reinforced to and heel; official Efla khaki color 9VQ SCOUT SLIDES Made of heavy rayon braid. . suitable for your neckerchief combination All colors 10c SCOUT TENTS Designed after the famous "pup" style tent, used in army. Divided into two equal parts; can be rolled up lik blanket and carried on shoulder. 7' 2" long. 5' 6" wide; weight 16 H lbs.; complete with poles and pegs 7.50 SCOUT RINGS Sterling silver; black enamel background with metal Scout emblem; a good, O AA turdy ring for all Scouts ; VW Plus Tax POCKET KNIVES Regulation, large site, stag handle with high carbon crucible steel blade; carefully tempered to insure keen cutting edge. Ex tra features ars screw driver, bottle, opener, can opener, punch blade, 1 A and fastener for carrying on belt '" SCOUT AXES A lightweight, short handled belt axe; built light and serviceable for all outdoor activity. Complete with leather 1 ahMth M99 SLEEPING BAGS A man site, 100 wool filled bag; heavy khaki drill canopy may be erected over head; two deep utility pockets in head flap; six 34" x 80"; weight 1 C AA 7)4 lbs. la.WW FLINT STEEL Consists of vanadium steel and a piece of flint in a compact, khaki carrying CAf case, with red, cedar bark tinder .... FIRE MAKING SET Consists of bow with leather thong, a drill socket tinder, spindle and fir board; made of yucca wood, which is recom mended by fire-by-friction experts 1 AA for sure fire results IVW SCOUT CANTEENS Made of a metal alloy with a plastic screw top; held to canteen by chain; com plete with canvas carrying cas 'JJf with shoulder strap !? HEAT TAB STOVES A smalL compact metal stov complet with heat tabs; lightweight and may be carried in pocket; ideal for camping and hiking; always ready for a quick "j QQ HUNTING KNIVES Designed for hike and camp use. These sheath knives are of on piece, finest forged steel blades that cannot 0 V be equalled afctaat INDIAN BEADCRAFT OUTFIT Cubs may use this handy beadcraft out. fit for project work. Has Indian bead loom, beads in 'many colors, beading needle, beeswax and booklet with 1 IE complete instructions CUB SCOUT PANTS Heavy cotton twill knickers with tight knit, knee bands; two front and two hip pockets; official navy blue. QP Sixes 24-30 SHIRTS FOR CUBS 'Official navy blue heavy cotton twill with Cubs B.S.A. stitched across right breast; official metal detachable buttons. 1 AC Neck sixes 11-13 H : CUB CAPS Th official navy blue; gold braid trim with Cub insignia; fully lined with IK" bill. Neat and durable. 1 A A Sixes 6 to 7H ......... iVW CUB SLIDES Twisted cord, navy and gold, for A. holding neckerchief neatly in place CUB NECKERCHIEF Mad of a fin grade cotton In gold with navy border; neatly hemmed Cub 40t Insignia in corner ...... CUB BELTS Web belt in navy with metal buckle and Cub insignia with metal tip on end CAf of bait. Adjustable length. Sites 26-32 CUB HOSE Mercerised cotton hot with reinforced to and heel. Knee lengths with turn back cuffs with gold strip. fJt Site 9-10)4 . VYW DOWNBTAIRS