Long Distance
I Calls Hit High
The number of long distance
calli now being placed by Klam-
ath Falls telephone users has
I gone above the peaks set dur-
jng Ihe busy war years, ac
cording to C. E. Seavey, man-
" ager here for the Pacific Tcle-
phone and Telegraph company.
In May of this year, Scavcy
iaid, the average number of
daily outgoing calls was 1303,
or 23 per cent above the aver
? age daily number last May
when the war was still in prog-
rcss.
i To handle this ever-increasing
.- number of calls, the company
has increased the number of
dcodIc in the Klamath Falls
operating force to 45, not count-
Ing student operators, l nis :ig
f ure compares with 37 last year
rand with 24 in May 1941, the
last prewar year.
? "Our people are doing every-
thing possible to handle this tin-
preccdcntcd number of long dis-
tance calls promptly," declared
k Seavey, "but at peak periods
there may be occasions when
the IS long distance switch
''"board positions which we have
ts simply are not' enough. This
is the reason we sometimes
J" have to handle calls on a de
aJjayed basis rather than putting
nit through while the person
""placing the call remains on the
rJine.
"New switchboard positions
S have been engineered and or
,dered but, due to general short-r-ages,
it may be many months
before these can be manufac
Lf.tured and installed."
One Of The Busiest Places In Town
f Senator Urges
Dam Project
5' WASHINGTON, June 20 (AP)
J Hope for restoring the proposed
wS71,000.000 Foster Creek dam
-in Washington state to the om
f'nibus rivers and harbors bill
-'rested today upon efforts of Sen
. ator Magnuson (D-Wash) and
-the conference committee which
J will get the bill after the sen-
ate passes it.
Magnuson said he would try
flo get the senate to reinstate
."the project when the bill
reaches the floor, probably next
"'"week.
The senate commerce com
.mitttce eliminated it on the
" grounds it was purely a power
'project and the committee had
,no authority to include it.
Proponents pin their hopes
upon action of the house and
senate conference committee to
which the bill will be sent after
passage.
The house approved the dam
v, and advocates say the house
conferees will insist on its in-Inclusion.
They believe their fight will
J .asV at !;.- m -.-.y , iiVv,,., vr i ' A "W i
-be aided because Rep. Rankin
(D-Miss) and Rep. Jackson (D-
.;Wash) may be the house con-
ferees. Both have strongly sup-
"ported the project.
River Port Exports
Add Shoes and Steel
PORTLAND, Ore.. June 20 (PP
Columbia river ports have added
vi steel and shoes to their usual ex.
" ports.
TT A shipment of 2700 tons of
.. steel rail and plate was loaded
"today for South America, while
3000 more tons of steel left over
from the Vancouver shipyard
rwill be shipped to South Amer-
"ica next month.
J The Adelphi Victory sailed
yesterday from Longview with
t 850,000 pairs of surplus army
S shoes for Odessa. Russia, and
ss 450,000 pairs which wouldn't fit
in the hold were left at the dock,
J5J Some 9250 tons of flour will
t,be shipped to China this week
and next, and the first full careo
of relief coal from Utah will be-
n Phosphate rock from western
Montana will arrive shortly for
ismpmeni to japan.
" SETTING IT STRAIGHT
ih Little blue herons, when lit
.vile, are not blue, but white.
When they are blue, they're not
uui iwo icei. in lengm,
' Amazing Discovery
in
Hearing Aid
Free Clinic will be held ot
VVinema Hotel Mon. & Tuei.
July 1st and 2nd
nA blf Improvement hat been mide la
earlnr aid now welcomed by Ihooiiande.
foThli new one-nnll aid la 10 lleht In
:elbt you'll hardljr know you're wear
Zn Require no aeparate ballery
2 ack, battery caae or carmenl. Made eo
V'you ran adjuat it youraelf to ault your
f rtrarlnf. The lone la clrar and power
avful. Remarkable new ,X-CELL, retalnt
u full power up lo AO boura conllnuoua uae.
'Illmlnalra alternating batteriea two or
j. three timea a day. Includea many other
a Improvement lor your comtorl and
better hearlnr. Thla war-born hearinr
f.ald development li being distributed in
Oregon and aoulhern Washington by
Cornea Taft and Assortatea who hava of
r.ILcV. '! """ Salem, Kugene and
Medford. Tall and Aiiorlalea have been
ervlng lha bard of hearing alnco Imi
"nd are highly rerogniied In thla work.
Mr, S. C. Mllrhell. who baa been ai--oelaled
wllh Mr. Taft for good many
cyeara, will eonduot a free hearing aid
t. Jlinlr, at Wlnema Hotel on Monday and
, Taeaday. July I and Jnd. Mr. Mitchell',
" ",rl"" In Ihe filling of hearing
aide, plus the many advanlagea offered
In the new Rellona blda fair lo bring
T.w """"I" to many in the Klam-
. -m Vr'. Ramrmber the date Monday
I n Tue.day. July l. and Jnd. Ady.
ffU CCS HJ
The long distance twitchboard at the Klamath telephone company office cariiet a htnry
load these days, with long distance calls topping the wartime peaks. . The company is trying to
get more equipment.
Man Held by Police
Jumps to His Death
PORTLAND, Ore., June 20 OP)
Detective J. J.-Hochmuth re
ported Grovcr Cleveland Long,
62, address undetermined,
! jumped to a window sill as one
A man being questioned by j detective stepped from the
police on a bad check transaction room. Detective R. T. Tennant
leaped to his death from a third grasped Long's coat but it tore
story window of police head- j loose and the man plunged to the
quarters here last night. pavement.
CONSTANT EATERS
Temperatures of birds range
from 100 to 113 degrees. Circu
lation is so rapid and the food
supply is burned so quickly that
birds are forced to eat almost
constantly to Keep their small
bodies supplied with fuel.
C Of C Favors
Vocation Plan
The Klamulh chamber of com
merce was on record toduy fav
oring continuance of the voca
tional training program for war
veterans and a counseling and
coordination service In connec
tion with this program.
Act inn wuit taken on recom
mendation of the .educational
committee of (ho chamber, head-
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VHRNINU
SUCCESS!,
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JARS
CAPS, LIDS
RUBBERS
And fultnw netrwcllonain
lb Ball Blue Hook, To get your copy
orml lOr with ) our name anj atltlreee to -
All UOTHIlt COMf ANY, Mwntlt. Irxl.
Soups, saUds, entrees
gain icst from this true
celery flavor. Keep the
shaker handy for celery
goodness in t jiffy.
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Ptpti-Cola Company, Long hlaxd City, S.Y,
Franchlscd Bottler: Klamath Falls Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.
ENJOY THE AMRACLE OF dr1
Jreff
THAN ANY SUDS BEFORE IN HISTORY!
I
Linrie
No'WflslietJ-ln'Cbflrseness!
NEW WOOLENS WASH S0FTIR, FLUFFIER I
WOOLENS are a joy when washed with
Dreft. Lovely new sweaters and baby things
wash softer and fluffier than with even the
most expensive soap flakes.
NO SOAP-FADING!
LINGERIE stays wonderfully color
bright and fresh far longer when
washed with gentle Dreft suds. There's
no film to dull pretty colors and cause
soap-fading!
Stockings Wear Inntfcrl
or
LOOK LOVELIER THAN WITH ANY S0API
NIGHTLY Dreft washing leaves no soap
film to heavy-up hose and cloud their
beauty. And colors stay fresh and new-,
looking far longer than with any soap.
WORKS MIRACLES NO SOAP
IN THE WORLD CAN MATCH!
No Soap-Fading! For the first
time in history Dreft made it
possible to wash stockings,
lingerie, woolens with no soap-,
fading!
Dishes Shine Even Without
Wiping! With Dreft's abundant
suds dishes come so sparkling
clean that no dish towel is need
ed. Even glasses sparkle without
wiping!
Clour, Cloon-Klnilni Sudil The firit
suds ever to leave no cloudiness
on dishes no dulling film on
pretty silks, nylons, woolens.
Clean-Rinsing Suds! Dreft
leaves no ' cloudy streaks on
dishes no dulling film on silks,
woolens. '
Dishes Shine Without Wiping!
IT'S TRUE! ; ; . No soap ever made can perform the dish
washing miracles that Dreft can! It makes dishes positively
gleam without wiping. For Draft's amazing suds leave no
streaks or cloudiness the way all soaps do. Even glasses
sparkle without touching a towel to them.
O
Tht demand Jor DrtI h In
mentions, IJ your dealer li tut J
Drcjl, please be patient then
will be more Drejt toon.
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Trade mork rag. U. t. Pal. 0.
A Hymolol rroouci t
t Hl'asiiAr, Juno IS, III), rata Tia
ed by Jack Llnnian. It was
brouiiht out In the committee's
InvcillKHtluna that ninny vet
erans here are beiiefltlna from
the service, but Unit tliero Is
a shui-taue of coordinators ami
counselors.
The chamber ntailo lis opin
ions on the subject known to
llin Oregon coiikicmIoiibI tlela.
Kill Inn.
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FLUHRER'S BAKERY
t tot YOU
Yes, when baby goes for his bottle with Darlgold
Evaporated Milk in the formula he has completi
approval of both mother and doctor. Mother ap
proves because of her experience with Darigold in
the kitchen in dozens of uses. She knows how good
it is in the cream pitcher and in all cookery. As for
doctor, he has solid, scientific reasons for approving
Darigold. And when it comes to baby, his ap
proval is shown in chuckles of glet and in steady,
sturdy growth. When you buy Evaporated Milk
for any use, select Darigold. Discover for yourself
how completely good it is.
M In Darigold nvapwaiad Milk tha Vitamin D
roniant haa bean increaird by tht addition of 2)
USP until of taitelru vitamin D, per fluid ounca.
Thii provide! not Iru than 400 USP uniti par
quart whan tqual volumes of Darigold Milk and
atr art miitd. Vitamin D, incraairi nutritive
valua for infanta, children and tduln. DarigoM
Milk ia homogenired for taner digeitibility and
afeguarded by iteriliiation and air.tight njling
in the n. Aik your phyiirian for hii formula for
preparing Vitamin D lncieaitd Darigold Milk for
your baby.
ACCEPTED
I The utlltlontl
' rltlatl for Diriaold
Uaporild Milk ra
acftnlable to lha
Council on Fond, and
Nutr I on ol tlie
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