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Newspaper Page TextUS Food Consumption Climbs To New Record WASHINGTON, May 18 (IP) The United Statei today ii cat Ins Itself Into a new record for per capita food consumption, de spite shortages in grains and fats at home, and a hungry world abroad. That Is the gist of a report from the bureau of agricultural economics, which bases its fore cast of record-breaking domes tic food consumption in 1946 on the year's statistics to date and the prospects for the coming months. The bureau, a branch of the agriculture department, said bumper quantities of most foods are expected to be available to meet the nation's unprecedented appetite. But it predicted never theless that consumer demands will outrun supplies. It was estimated the per cap ita volume of food consumed will be 14 per cent greater than the average for the pre-war pe riod of 1935-39. Seasonal Shortages Forecast Supplies during the next sev eral months are expected, how ever to drop below the yearly average level because of season ally small quantities of some cer eal products, potatoes, sweet po tatoes, meats, fats, sugar, can ned fruits and canned fish. Against relatively short spring and summer supplies in these items, the bureau said, will be record or near record per capita quantities of vegetables, poultry, eggs, fresh and frozen fish, can ned fruit juices, cheese, fluid milk and cream, ice cream, and skim milk products. The bureau said 1946 produc tion of food crops and livestock is now estimated to be about one-third above the average for 1935-39. If this estimate proves Gor here uick AS fit C0uU LOUIE.' WHERE'S CAPTAIN EASY AMP THE ASC H 3 e I'LL GIVE WU YOUR. HOMIM& E 1UA1 OUGHT ID .-i- 1 f RED RYDER.' WHIP 1 I TT TOO L4.TE 1 ft AND r: fPy TT, S a 1 1 TIEP Ur PxcTT Y CLy5T CAWS AND TOOK A IW ALL. TUUtL I AX J . - .. - -' . . "in"MV'i lasaaaMasiaaiaaaBaaBBaH tii.iifA1rrff'iiffltniivCff M TSE,LJScV.BA':ic TO THE ClTV I what's Tit s just as alia -?5S&aav iv5 W&SZ&rr WT 35C wuu"ni uiThtf J! POEONS, LABO? THEM THREE- I I WAV HOME ? 1 "iCUt. 4"fr- i . v I"" 1 1 HME3 LKCtT. 1 I 'M"' ' ' a 1 1 jj V Jicmrn ma ncr. itfTTfTr t. q" ) t fx ' ) """l i suppose rr caiiB s& :PZf rr sure woolo' have ' " CEE-P00R HONEY AND HER BREAMS- 1 1 HAPPEN - HM NOT A SfiJa GOME 10 POT IF H0NEV p I UT MAYBE IT DOESffT HURT AW I BAD PLACE, IF FPE0 31 HADMT W00KE0 SO HAPO J J TO STICK TO A HOPE IP IT'S A -J I COULO COME BACK TO IT- Till TO KEEP IT UP-HM- 1 ' correct, 1946 food production would about equal that of 1943 and be exceeded only slightly by the record production in 1944 and 1945. 3300 Calories Per Day The bureau said the nutritive value of the per capita food sup ply is expected to be close to the 1945 figure. It said the num ber of calories available per per son per day will average about 3300 compared with 3350 in 1945 and with 3250 in the 1935 39 period. Government limitations on supplies of flour, and other con sumer wheat products will have no significant effect, the bureau said, upon per capita nutritive supplies for the year as a whole. UNRRA Director LaGuardia, however, came forward with suggestions yesterday on how he thought those limitations could be made more effective for fam ine relief purposes. At a news conference he rec ommended farmers be "requir ed" to market their grain, and not feed it to livestock. He also proposed still darker bread and a moratorium on pastry for all Americans. On the darker bread, LaGuar dia's idea was that millers be compelled to extract 90 per cent of the wheat kernel in manu facturing flour, as against the 80 per cent now required, and the 72 per cent utilized before the food emergency became acute. Jap Brutalities Cause Of Death SEATTLE. May 16 M Lynn L. Crist, 51-year-old Aberdeen businessman, who for four years was a prisoner of the Japanese in thfk Philinninpa. rlifH hftrA in. day from causes. Coroner John' f SMMCT VMM 0tt CKtAAi II if ii T Tai viu rn ru' ciiv Hi tust qlb&c& f ruir i nu rtum Yru invw to f7 ac vcv mcur Y WWtf.lHCl Ken WtMIVNmisnul KUittHli BUI i I IHN KVRUIILC Yi-l MlUN WHO wu I Wl- M IBS ape w Iff WOOW.1 reOBUECT A FEW 1 SL ABOAKO-UKTIU II tMtt Vtf A Cu) pbJUI Sr. )y5kL,LT7e ttLJS?& If GJlo vou BEAR Jrelax.juwe. ( Can I hblp it if PIGEONS, LARD ANO JULT...BUTL NEEO ThS If TO SELL THOSE SWEET VE SOLO THE KNOW Their Portland Tables Daylight Saving PORTLAND, May 16 (At The last chance for daylight saving time in Portland was pigeonholed today. The city council, which tabled the time change before Oregon and Washington governors de cided against it, filed all docu ments on the matter with no further consideration. A com missioner Just back from the east said he found great confu sion in areas whore one city has daylight saving time and the next one not. 2 Dead, 6 Hurt In B-17 Crash FAIRFAX, Calif.. May 16 (? Two men were killed and six were Injured critically when a four-engine army bombing plane ran out of fuel and crashed near here eariy today. Three of the injured were taken to the army hospital at nearby Hamilton field, but the others were so badly hurt they could not be moved from the scene. Blood plasma was rushed from Hamilton field and admin istered in efforts to save their lives. The B-17. en route from Los Angeles, crashed into a hillside three miles west of Fairfax. The pilot and co-pilot crawled out of the control cabin, and a rescue party cutting with torches through the fuselage of the big B-17 to learn the fate of the others extricated one other soldier. The three sur vivors were taken to the nearby Hamilton field hospital in criti cal condition. P. Brill said were directly at tributable to his mistreatment as a prisoner. wows ttl MtY,rtt yy& woovO OKA., OOOl 140 Graduate At Altamont One hundred forty girls and boys received diplomas last night at graduation exercises which drew a capacity audience to the Altamont junior high school auditorium. Special awards for citizenship went to Bill Joe Riehcrson and Marilee Crawford, and Julia Powell was given the D.A.K, homemuker award. Malcolm Epley. managing edi tor of The Herald and News, de livered the graduation address. Pointing out that this was the first Altamont 8th grade class of the so-called "Atomic Age." he said that atomic energy develop ment had brought mankind to the threshold of its greatest de cision for good or evil. Each in dividual, he said, has his per sonal contribution to make to that decision. Faithfulness to the ideals of Christianity, and to duty as mem bers of an orderly society, and staunch loyalty to the institu tion of democracy, are elements of that personal contribution, he said. Epley pointed out that democratic nations are peaceful nations, whereas warlike nations are those in which a few gain control of national power. The choice between war and peace, he emphasized, will be the choice between the use of atomic energy for destruction or for vast benefits to mankind. A. C. Olson, Altamont prin cipal, presided, and the Rev, H. T. Mitchelmore gave the Invoca tion. Musical numbers includ ed selections by the school band, songs by the Altamont choris ters, a piano duet by Marilee Crawford and Neil Olson, and a trumpet solo by Lloyd Bun nell. Mary K, Brown gave the class appreciation address. t Classified Ads Bring Results. stwo ft "vow vavjcv wt voo && v u. "Wt VOW . JOE VS,EM. CWON.BOi.'! i m AFKAIDOUKHCSy HOEICH I MAY MEVCK REACH R.Y6! Wfc'VV I turn s&z Market Quotations NEW YOHK, Mav 1 (AP- NIU. nioloiv, r il. untitle and tirirl tpjcial Imuob Unlay trd h tlm-lt. mat -t on a mitt! wnvary shift. On In uuoUtlom, Amtiu-aii Can S.V. Am Tal A Tl Anacomla .. 4t't i am i-armni i 1'AiiimoitWttNHh Ii lou , 4" CurlU-Wrtihl T ' Oaiieral KltH-lrlc .... Hanoi I Nittora .... Ut Nor Ry pU HarvMtai- Kanna.-.ttt Loita-Uall "A" Moniitomary Ward Natti-Kalv N Y Cantrat Northarn Pacific .... Pae Gas A Kl J C Panney Safawav H larva .... 8art Roalmrk Southarn Pacific .... Standard Hramta .... Studatutkar Smuhiit Mining" .... Union Oil Calif .... Union Pacific 0 8 Sir I warnar Pictur .. . . Alt, .. 47', . fll'i .. M .. ;iis .. !' IJVO . or, LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FNANVIKi'O, May III 'AP-1'SUA'-Slahla cult la 311. vatvr 10: Rrittfrallv tlrailv; nirdluni-iioort slar 3uotd tin OO-ltl ,V, hrircra actm-a. niti-lum-iouil qunlrtl tli 00 18 00; (aw oo1 young cowl MUuIa lo U Oti; -(iinnion rowi Stoou-lliaj. cut t era (M-so: ran nan r JO-H W, contmon-maillum aautaip bulla 10tXt-llM1. ilvM alcatly: choic 370 lb. ltt0); faw bihhI JI3 lb. tM 00. B labia hotf KM; iteatly; tmxl-cholrc IM-JIO lb. harruwt and gilta 13.U0. food iowi $13 OS Halabla hu JOO; fully alaady; pack a HO lb lantha SISiKl; food No 1 pall horn larnba 11.1 3.V tew f ihk! yaarllufi 12 30: ntadium-food ihorn iwi quoted U . AO. tUlablf catllv 3300. total ITOO; aalahle ralvaa 300. total 300; fonaral tradn ilady: hardly aa much buyar compall tlon In market a earlier In week, how ever; largely tier run; recelpta aniiiet In a month for Thuradav; moat alaam $13 30-17 23: strictly rholce tlrcr lop IT A3 with bat llilhl yearling- ateora 17 U and heifera l fli; ato-k cattle with weight drattgy. all gradea and repreaentatlve wetttnla repUrement iter weak to 23 cent Inwar for Week; mol beef enwa V V) 13 SO heay h-af bulls to $14 3i; ve.ilera moatlv lfl(Mt down. Salable aheep SCO, total 10oO; hardly nough here for full trt of prices, load or so shorn lamb steady to weak with Wedneaday'a decline; one double mUed medium to choice horn lamba with long No. 1 aklna f Hi .Vt, theae sorted very lightly: araltered lota with freh shorn to No. 3 atuks $13 30-10 00 Including una deck just good with No. 3 aklna at the latter price: no woo led larntte offered: laughter ewea acarce; unchangeil; mid head choice shorn kinds $11 13, package good and medium Sri 73. WHEAT CHICAGO. Mav 18 lAP' Moderate offerings were uncovered tn new wheat contra eta today when pricea jumped 3 rents to celling levels The March de livery aold at one time below ita max imum nut in price men immediately returned to the ceiling. Both new and old contract oati futurea were fraction allv lowrr. May rye again dropped B rents on further wriOtncu In the raah market Trade reports said cash rye aold here at a aa a bushel WEATHER Max. Min. Preclp. Eugene 71 l .00 Klamath FalU ... 73 4H .00 Sacramento 73 4t .no Portland 72 40 .oo Keno 73 :ni .on San francUco 81 30 .ui Saattle tia 43 .00 Med ford HO 47 .00 Rtd Bluff H4 33 .00 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Generally clear today, tonight and Friday but with coastal fog and afternoon arum-era In South Sierras today. Slightly warm er Sacramento valley. Moderate weat erly winds off coaat. WASHINGTON AND OREGON Fair today, tonight and Friday except fog through tonight on coast. Little tem perature change. Light to moderate weat to northweat winds off Coast. Courthouse Records Marriage License BINKI.EY-YOAKl'M. Charles Jack eon Rink ley. 34. carpenter. Native of KiriMi. Rhildent of I.u Angrlra. Calif Laura Vlctnrta Yoakuia. 31. civil service worker. Native of Mieourt. Resident of San Francltco. Calif Cam plaints Kits if Arvllla Fa ye Spam vs John D Eng land, ault for annulment Charge, di vorce of defendant not final. Couple went through marriage ceremony Feb ruary 17. 1141, at Heno.- Nev V. S. Balentlne. attorney for plaintiff. Betty J. Sellxtnger vs Wlllarrf F Seltrlnger. ault for divorce. Charge cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple married April 13. 1"41, at Klamath Falls. Ore. Plaintiff asks custody of one minor child. :W) a month and nrooertv aatt lament, J. C. O'Neill, attorney for piainmr. Geraldine E Tielanri vs Tfarold I. Tletaort, ault for divorce. Charge, cruel and inhuman treatment Cnunle mar ried May 3. 1041. at Caldwell. Idnho. Plaintiff asks custodv of one minor child and t.'tn a month sunoort. J. C. O Nelll. attorney for plaintiff. Decree fi ranted Edna F. James vs. Rnlwrt A. James. OBITUARY ANORKW HU.KANOVITC II Andrew Wulkanovitch. a native of Yugoslavia, age 32 years 3 months and IB days, passed away In this city May 13, following an lllneaa of long duration. He was a resident of the old Midland mad district and had resided in Klam ath county for the past 17 venra. The remains rest tn the Karl Whlllock Fu neral Home. Pin at Sixth. Funeral ar rangement will be announced at a later date. FUNERAL rF.D HF.NRY YiVNKKF. Funeral service for the late Fred TI. Yunkee, who passed away in this city May 12. will be held at the graveside In Keno cemetery Saturday, May 18 at 11 a. m. Frlenda are Invited. Arrange ments are In charge of the Earl W hit lock Funeral Home. Pine at Sixth. A warn muffler or tall pipe will make year car noisy. "HANK Fanning'! Richfield Service. 1102 K. Main. i i, o w i: ii s For AM Occasions a FUNERAL DESIGNS WKORINO and PARTY Flowers Kohn's Flower Shop US Main SI. Phone unit PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN NO IIOSPITAI.IZA'IION No l.oii of Time Permanent nflall'l DR. E. M. MARSHA Cblreprarlle Physician ttf Ne. 7tb Ksqolre Theatre Bldg Pbone 70flfl BIKES FOR RENT 25c hr $1.50 day Male Reservations For Sundav Phono 8520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S BICYCLE STORE DRIFTWOOD CAFE 126 So. 7th Under New Manage ment e Barbecues e Steaks e Hamburgers OPEN ALL NIGHTI Closed Sundays POTATOES CII1CAUO Mav 111 fAI -IIRUAI- Pol a Iocs; an ivala liHl; mi liack UW, total U. 8 ahlpineiita Old stni'ks! auppllei light t demand fair; maiaet firm for best quality, New slocks: suuplles moderate; de mand slow, market allgltll weaker, following for V. M. No. I quality In lial lb sackai California Long White IJ.7S 4 on. InulaUna III (a 1 1 luinphs 1 4l 4 10; AlalMina Itlu Trlumplu .l AO 4 00 North Dakota Ponllaca, cumineivtal ;i 00 ' ilw) lb. aacksi. l.OK ANtiKLES. May l lAP-lTHUAt Potatoes: Id broken, l unbroken earn on hack; arrivals California 6, Idaho 1. Nevada ; .tj vara arrived by tltlik; itiaiket stead), HAN FIIANCIVO. May 111 tAP-tmAi Polnioea, old ftiH'ki 1 vara on (rack; new slock: I car uu travk; arrival Callfoiulg 1; inaiket dull. LEGAL NOTICES NUTICR TO t BlIlHTOm Notice Is heieby given that the under signed has been anuolnled adittlnlstrairla of the eatale of Thomas Hall Allen, also Known as r, m. Allen, deceased, br the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon (ur Klamalh County, and baa qualified. All persons having claims against aald eatate are hereby notified to present the aame duly verified as by law required to the undersigned administratrix al the of. (lie of A. V Hchaupp. . Wllllla l-ill-Ing. Klamalh falla, ()regon, wltnln tlx months front the date of the first utib llcatlon hereof whkh Is Apill It. IIKl.KN WHAY, Administratrix of Ihe estate nf Thomas Hall Allen, alio known aa T. It Allen. A. Id -Ja. M atl-lU-Nu. 3A8 NoTicr or 11 N Al accoi nt NOT HE IH HKHRltY tllVKN thai I have filed my final account aa adminis trator of the eatate of JOHN A. LIN MAN, also known as J. A 1. Ionian, also known as John Altert l.lnman. dereaaed. and the Judge of the Circuit Court .( the State of Oivgou. for Klamath County. has fixed lait o'clock In the forenoon of Mny S.I. lMtt, and the courtroom of said court In the courthouse at Klamath Kails. Oregon, aa the time and place when and where any perann may preaent any obiecllons or exceptions to anything therein contained, and at said time and place the Court will finally settle said account. JOHN P UNMAN Administrator of the Estate of JOHN A UNMAN, also known as J A Unman, alao known aa John Albert Unman, de. ceased A ?V M t 21 No 1M CLASSIFIED RATES One dav ,. . f word 4e 3 day run . , . , , p11 word So 3 dav ntn word Ho 4 day run .. word IV ft day run , , nar word 14c Month nin i- Week run . oar word 4.V ..per word l.ie AOs received by I oo o. m. will apoear same afternoon In "New Tndar" eolumn NFW lir.HALD AND NKWS pnoae num ber. Bill. New Today MICKEY MO fa VIEWCRH with eolorad film, all for $1 00 Hurry! Quanllll limited Hell Studio, next door to Pine Tree theatre. 5lt DH1V1NC. TO COOS BAY unday.oom for 1 passenger. Phone ntrcj. a-IT DICKSON ri'HNltl'RK SHOP '- Uphol stering, repairing. reflnUhing. . t Shaata Way Phone 4J1T 611 WIIX TAKE CARE Or CNIt.DRCN day time by the hour. Call 47n3. -ig VANTED Competent and efficient aalea secretary for dictation, car contracts, title transfers, etc. Experience a help, but wttl train right person Must be at least 31 yean old. Good pay. Ashley Chevrolet Co. a-IS WANTED Reliable woman fof"general housework. Permanent home and sal ary. Phone eJ47. t-li tilOHT NOW." while Rlblea from tW SO to U V), limited supply. Pelican Book Khnpp. Ufft So 8lh 3-11 DISHWASHER WANTED 121 No' 7th. Tails Coffee Shop l40tf WANTED- J or 3 men to help In truck garden. Prefer men 90 to S3. Con tact John Darnell, UM Harlan Drive, from 7 to 9 p. m. a-30 ROI.I, ril.M 'DEVIl.OPINO, printing. hour service. Bell Studio, next door to Pine Tree theatre. S-19 WILL TRADE equity lnnuKlem 3 bad room home on the beat half acre In Altamont for smaller mixta rn home and acreage in Shasta Way district. Call 7AI12 after S p. m, 47(13lf WILL PAY CASH FOR HOMK.4 rrmma or larger, with concrete foundation. Price must be reasonable 42a Mt. Whitney St S-1S FOR SALE Model Aord truck" Ex ceptional good shape. 1021 Halsey St. A government Housing on snaaia v. a v. WANfKDTT33-,34-'3S"V-S coupe or sedan. Call B40A after o JO p. m. al TOR SALE 10.18 Bulck sedan; In good condition; 3 brand new tirea. 3 recaps. Phone 1M2 or call at 2Uta Itadcllffa after fl p. m. 8-17 FIR BODY WbOD- Prompt " deliveries Ray's ruel Yard Phone 7n1U. 8-10 16 SlM AND II MM COMEDIES, 100 ft. rolls. Hell Studio, next door Pine Tree theatre. 517 FOR SALE Wheel type"logglng arch. Ted Ross, Canyonvllle, Ore. 5-30 Call a7 aa eor nvo cleaning m homes, apartment houses and hotels. Tacked down carpets a specially. Shasta Rug Cleaners. Plant at corner Shasta Way and Ivory St. Lee Potter. Prop. 3 22 FOR SALE Id" ft. Palace "trailer houae. aleepa 4 2549 So. Bth. S-IB FOR SALE -One small white enamel wooden coal range, one Cooler a tor, an lbs Ice capacity. Vlrbel s Second Hand Store, 313 E. Main. Phone M17. 414111 LIVESTOCK AUCTION every Saturday at the Pavilion. Phoenix, Ore. We have 123 head of cattle consigned for next sale, consisting of M head of Hereford stock cows and calves, heifers, steers, beef cattle, springer dairy cowa and heifers, veal calves, hogt, etc. Our local and out-of-slaie buyers ran readily abeorb any amount of cattle consigned at the highest market price. We cater strictly to the busy stockmen In the salt and trans portation of livestock. SOUTHERN OREGON LIVESTOCK AUCTION CO. Col. A. H. Dudley, Auctioneer. Ph. 1223 Medford, Ore. J-17 NEW f "i Hnllman picture! "in non brenkable plastic frames, $1.30 up. Pelican Book Shoppe, across front Sours. a-10 FRYERS birHENS"for yotir "Sunday dinner. Lewis Poultry Karma. Phone - 8-1B WANTED TO REN1 a-Wdroom- fur nished house or apartment. 3 adults. Permanent renters. In business In Klamath FalU. Phone 42HO. 8-1H WANT TO RENT OR BUY. '4 "to " 3 acre. State price and location. Write Ilox 4134, care Herald and Newa. 4134tr FOR SALE R leg I s tered due rnse y bu 1 1 calf, service age. Adamsdale Guern sey Farm, 2703 Hnmednle Hoad 8-1(1 OUTDOOR MOTION PICTURE FILM, 100 ft. 1208. Hell Studio, next door to Pine Trite theatre. fl'17 FOlt SAt.t -127 Studehakeriedan, cut down Into a pickup, Dale's Uaed Cars. II Main 81,, corner of Conger, Phone 11215. 8-18 WANTED TO'BUY 'IMocateSefvIre station. Call W. M. Smith, at 3702, B-1B MODERN HOME In tubiirfcsrTiV acres, flneal soil, berries and large garden. Nice lawn and trees. a a e 2-BEDROOM furnished house, aa60. Im mediate possession. bEARD AOKNCY healtora 1020 Main Phone 8321 B-17 WANTED A logging trucks, three trip haul, 80,00 per thousand. Also flppo longer. J, W. McCuliy, Phong n:i8 Medford, 8-21 FOR SALK-TlW Pckard"4-door"sndan. excellent condition. Dole's Used Can, It Main SI,, corner of Conger, Phone 0218. B-1B WANTED ' Experienced" salesladies." Ap ply In person only. The Town Shop, 300 Main. 8-18 FOR SALE ao hend dairy" heifers, nnng's vjirclnated. Agea 4 months to milkers. Jnrk Wei me r, lit. 2, Box 0(17, on CryHtnl Springe rood. 8-IB USED WOOD OR COAL FURNACE for aale, lft. 00. Call 8431 after 4; no p. in. 8-17 BELL-HOWELL VIF.WfcR SPLICER,' spe cial price t4.t. DO. Mr 1 1 studio, next door to Pino Tree thrntrev B-17 ffdlf RENT 'nhlshertk'itpnrimVnT'Riilt able for couple, Wi m a month, Zlgler Ants., l block south of Pelican city achool, 8-13 ltKRAI.il NKVYU, Kl.mall. r.lli, Ora. Ntw Todsy INCOME PIHlPEHTY FOUIt It LOCKS FROM MAIN Well mils 1 1 tided 3 apartment build ing In flral data residential dlsliict. 4 blocks from Main sheet. Partially furulabad. including electric ranges end refngeiators, healed with (Hectically new Mouteg oil furnace, Coiner lot, level grinind, paved on Itollt side Your opporiumtv for a HOME Pl.l'K IN COME. Pnced Hghl al ftliMNi Teima. CHIIAOTK "SMITH The Pioneer Agency Realtors 111 N. th Phone 4i4 8 10 FOR HALE 1W 14 Chevrolet 4 -dour sedan, Dale Used Can, It Main St., corner of Conger. Phone 8218, A 18 FOR SALE lU-l Plymouth 4 door sedan. Dale's Used Cars, II Main St., comer of Conger. Phona 8218. 8-IB FOR BALE -room stucco home, hardwood flours throughout, fireplace, full concrete haarment. automatic oil furnace, nice aid and aluubs, Good view of city and Valley, See Fred Cofcr RAHNHHtKL agency lit a. Bth Phone 41UA a ib WANTED A 'man "lor "general farm work, 8I7S a month. Lewlsuit tiro . HI. I. lluiianaa, Ore. 8-17 FOR MALE lti2U Model A. very good shapt. Dale's t'aed Cars. 11 Main Hi. corner of Conger, Phone HJIB. 8 II FOR IMMEDIATE SALE- Small houae on acre, 1 block from Shasta school. Phone 4U8H or eall at i"Xt Cottage lielweait 8 and 8 p. in. 8-lfl YOUR BABY SHOES for bronilng as Father's Day tllfta mav be brought tn nnw. Pelican Hook Shoppe, acroas from Seara. 8-18 WANTED Experienced " combination fountain girl and waitress for night shift. p. m to 13. Call Tik Tok. phone 7410. B IB WANTED - Experienced man to con tract small logging end sawmill Job Hoy Hough, Skyline Ranch, Mocky Point, Ore 6-IB CONCRETE WORK DONE Call 8730 or IMJ Worden Ave t 13 FOR CARPENTER WORK, repair or re modeling, phone (llbaon. 0.107. 8-11 STOUT'S ALUMINUM IRRIGATION II y g)r d Stronger, rustproof and only ' as heavy aa steel pipe now uaed, Improved aluminum coupling design saves 33 of moving lime, ao ft lenglha, when cou pled can be carried aa 40 ft. lengths. Adequately or aemi-automalle roupllnga Se local daalar. J. W. Kerns, 7J4 M oi h Phone 4)97. S II FOR SALE ta Schult Luxury Litter trailer house. 4 new tires, electric brakee. Acruae from Tower theatre 8-IB CIASE OVt " WALt.PAl'EH. j " price General Palnl Store, 818 Main. Phone maw 0.,8 ALL CAST whHe enamel trash burner, with colli. Phone 378. a-18 I'OR SALE Purebred Toggentiurg rnllk goats Also some fresh grade milkers Kl. 3, Box I07g. Pbona 7MT. 8-18 Ton SALE lai) bass piano accordion. 1330. Will accept 34 or 48 baaa as part payment. Phone 734a after B P m . 8-IB FOR SALE arre."ft room 'cabin,' too. Shady Pine. Inquire 1018 Jefferaon aflar 3 pm. ft gj FOR SALE Two'-bedntom houae. hard wood floors, large fruit rellar, vene tlan blinds. 2338 Shasta Way ft-1 1 FOR SAIJE 1 milk rows. Frank II Brown. Rt. I, lloiutnaa. 8-18 FOR SALE Mimeograph 'machine, vio lin. Phone J433, if no answer .147B 8-18 Mae ting Ft oil cat PELICAN POST Na 1183. Veterans of Foreign Wars, meets every 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings in the KC Hall, ind and 4lh Thursday avenlngl at Da nee land. All meetings open It I p. m. Visiting membera welcotoe. 3lo3ii Klamalh Falls Aerie ' No 2O80 Regular ff O a meeting every Tues- day night. 148 p m. lf r u s. nau. pin ana Walnut Visiting members eordially Invited. tf REUWION. 4th and 3th rie grees, May 17th. Uth and 14lh degrees. May 1Mb., 1 p. rn. sharp. Vut ting breth ren cordially Invited I1ERT e Mtt.i.rrt Vanarabl Maatar. Klamath Lodge of Perfection. 8 17 1 Lon snd round rOHNfi-3 PITC hr.n.e plale. No tttt. Inqutr Herald'NeMr. bu.tne.t office l i.B,njid"ni.)ew.rf-iieiw ..ih land wrlet watrh, iMlwaen Z.U Nit. fttti and Louie Polln'e llore. Illfhlr valued aa lfl. Reward. Pleaea call 82an, or 914 tilth SI. 4771111 4 Central Notlcss EAGLES DANCE Every Sat. Night for members ond their ladies Dancing until 1.00 A. M. Improved and anlargcd buffet rooms now open. Admission Is your paid-up membership card. ' Music by Shepherd's Orchestra Th-F-S KVEflYONK "INVITKD - Old Time llanra. l.O.O.r. Mall, rrlday, by Bliaela View firnnfe. 5-17 riIIKIIMKNthe"'ealmon hin le now on In the flojtue Hlver Maka your reeer vallnne at tha Owen. Motel. Hteam heat. Ilox am, phone M:i, (lold lleaeh, Ore, and entoy a few daye' n.hlns. fl-lfl S Transportation a10Vf!br padded vans '10 all 'pninta" in Orason, Waahtnvton Calllnrnta. k.aaa Tranafar Storage, iuu Main hi. Phone S211. 17nitr 10 Sarvlcas "CAM, YOUR KI.CCTHIC nOTO-ROOTTR MKN Cleane your alnk dralna and aewer Una free from all itoppace. Make, your Una Ilka new. Will Guarantee Line. Phona B-'lOO 4(11111 tAND't.rVrl.lNO.'hulldorlns, rarry-all. Yeara nf experience, R. C, Sparlln AV Son. Ph. 41)78. B J1 WlNdrtW "CLEANINd. Ph. 7070, Jama llubhard. 0 no PlKliS nflAKit SMVIff.. ipeclallilnf In mechanical and hydraulic hrakrR. n.l Bo. Hixth St. In Commercial Tire Co. Bids. S IS CARPRNTEri. cabinet "and remodeling work. Hour or contract. 3.14 Upham Hi. sal CHARM "COhskTirni - Jennie "teach. Appointment In your home. Ph. 04:13. S-18 WlNft6W and Houae" Cleaning. Phona n2W. s-ie (3tlllTAIN "I.AIINnrrtF!D -Pickup" find delivered. Phona 4079. 40nil'IK PAINTINO. Interior and exterior. Kcnl- toning. II. L. Brown. Phone 4aafl. 417 If ftOOKKECPINO, Shorthand, Typing. Kindred aubjeflta. office machine. KLAMATH BUSINESS COI.I.EOE. 733 Plna lh 47(1(1 1.18711 INTERIOR "and exterior painting, hy hour or contract. Free eatlmatea. Ph. WCII. S-91 PAlNTlNir'Interlof, exterior, floor land ing and flnlahlng. Ph. 3UVI. All work guaranteed. 4773lf bllENSMAKlN'o end elteralloni. lli:lil Orchard Ph 73l 4077U ron stiiahts uance orchehtha; call fin.'iri. B-aam CAMERA repalra of all ktnda dona al Bell Studio, naxt door to Plna Tree Theatre, Sllti 1 TWImtWA ". Way H. , ltt fsartss. 10 Harriets aw - mmt Do You Need Money?, If yuti ito, t Ii a answer Is ' slniile, cull 1 1 in Ciininierclat Kliwiiico. A friendly quick Inti'i'vli'w and tlio loan la couiilrti'd. Loam from J50 In s;iuu ou your Halary, Kitrnlliire, or Llvestork, 1 from $30 to $300 011 your autuniolilln, and you may luko us long vs 18 months to pny. Commercial Finance Corporation TOM O'DWYKR 107 N. Uth St. 7711 6B3-U Plumbing Heating REPAIR WORK Wo enn now do your work for Low Monthly Payments Patton & Overeem Plumbing & Heating Co. Phone 6630 1401 Esplanade 4121H DKI'KNUAHI.E INSURED City Delivery Service f DIAL 8417 We Urllver llniiiixiie Parcels lYrsonnl Effects W. Riiblnson O. Anderson 443tf A COMPLETE HEATING SERVICE defining Repairing Sulrs Inntnllntlons CHIMNEYS STOVES FURNACES Tufts Furnace Co. , Mentlng Specialists 2323 So. Oth Phone 3B3 iNlghts, Holidays Th. 3041 304t( REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE DOMESTIC and COMMERCIAL Al! Makes Parts, Controls and Equipment In Stock. i Oregon Equipment Co.! Phone 0017 127 So. Oth St. aai7u Plumbing Heatingj Service s NEW Installation and Repair Work WE HURRY Davis Plumbing & Heating Co. 337 East Muln Phone 5701 . 204BU LOCKED OUT? If your car lias Just one key . . . we're the one that you should sec! Keys Keys Keys Duplicates Made of Any Key Rose Motor Co. 4th and Klamath 5-22-0 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Inwf r-Hflil, puMi.ht, I ndmt rial -lumbor, IcilSni liiitv fipcrU) prnhlrma anrt ap lillcatloni. Opertatlitf Iruublaa handled al all timet day or night, J. M. W.urhopa 710 Pin St. Phonta llonia 4401 Of(1c M 4;iSll DECORATING" " Fainting Paparhaitging Bruih or Spray Old Work Our Speeialiir ' Hornet or Commarelal i KM Walnut MU Phona r. J. Land 107111 Local and Long cutanea MOVING Each Transfer & Storage TM Main SL Phona 8271 , 17MII LOCAL MOVING AND CARTAGE Anything Anywhere in Oregon Anderson Motor Freight Ph. 7380 - 101 Klamath Ave. . 885tf SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED' AND INSTALLED The Modern Way W. BAKER I'h. 4003 982tf Watkin phodiicts-J. C. Marin, mm Home Plume 0012. S.a DltF.B.tMAKIND - lluttona and bueklea covurad. Alleratlnna on new and old olothlns. Mr.. II. M. Allender, 7:11 Maln,ltnoni 210. Phona 7afl3. 8-1 m Fiii.i.rii niuiHiiKS Clem Joyer, M:ia Miirtlu. Phona 0(177. .. .. s-ia ItO'LL rii.Mprlnllng'develonrnir S-hotir arrvlre. Hell atudlo, next ofoor to Plna Tree Theatre. S-IS 7fcAM WOHk and (arden plowlnf. Will So anywhere Phone 8O40. 3241 IC LINOLEUM floora and dralriHoa'rda In atalled by expert mechatilca. J. U Calhoun, floor eoverlns contractor, 010 Klamatli. Phona B4U& or 0034 ova nlnge Hid nr.PAIRFt-nefrlseratlnn, water pumpj 3434 siiaeta way, Phona alar or .inna. 1 ain.nf.V f l.6wiNuriavellnr.pud"Vlnllh ind ' drllllns. Phone fl:io:i. B-2S PAINTINO. CALCIMINIrd; enamal work. City or country, riatlifaotlnn suarantted, frank Janka, Phont 7310. 11SII