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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1946)
Army Reduces Gap Between Officers And Enlisted Men WASHINGTON, Juno 20 (!') Tlio ui'iuy luuiivhi'd a military "new iinlur" cxpriimriit luttny by niiiTowinU siiclnl iintl tilliur (liKliiH'tliiim bulwiwn officers mid ciillwlcd nu'ii without wlplnil thrill out. It iiInii tltirltletl It cull U-t nlonit with li'HK milutliiK, exvt-it whrro a snappy Milult cmmls. Ki-rri-uiry of Wur I'lillrrsun put tin- iii'W furimilu Into urmy lilp wliuit lin uiivo carefully ltiiill(U'l iiiirovnl liiNt nlillit to nil lint two of thn 14 ri-ciiin-ini'iiilutiniis miliinlttcil by Urn iJiiollllli! "Krlpe" boitril whlrli luvt'Ktliiiili'tl postwar CI coin- OPA Removes Some Controls Severn! ciitfitorlin of hard ware, cunt unci slierl mrtiil build in U materials, beer coohnu unci tllnpi'imlnit equipment unci pipe Birt'ssorles were suspended from ......... ......lent I..1I11W Iw llin nfflrn , of prlco administration. Must of tlie Items have reached sullxinctury production and In all rases there irrmi to bo no indlriillon of pressures willed would result in further prlco rises after the dr-control order . koc Into effect. Padlocks arc now dropped from control of these Hems. Cur rent prices arc below celling nrlres and sumily I assured by adecunlu production and surplus government stocks. The caul and sheet metal ma terials removed from price con trol Include air and fume coiv doctor diivireji and accessories, Iron and atfi-l Krntiuiis and floor- Inns, rainwater disposal devices , and accessories and roof deck. ' Mont prices in these Itema havo been advanced 20 per cent by . OI'A and Industry represents- ttvea havo assured OI'A that no J increase! beyond these loveli i will be made. Both standard and madc-to-order noit-atandard j Hems are affected. Beer coollnii dispensing equip. ' mcnt and Insulated cold storage doors aro also removed from 1 control. J Among the piping article! ex- einpted from prlco control are floor stands for valves and valve J boxes. Host indicator! were ex empted earlier, and today'! ac , lion clarifies the suspension so that it is understood that post , indicators, aa well as floor stands 1 aro oxcmpl from price control. i , Courthouse Records i . Msrrtece Meaa.ee I JACKHON-M Illl.lJCIt John Howard SkrkMMi. IS. farmer. Nellve of Keti.. ReeUlettt at Merrill. Or Lolla Hulh 4 Srhlller, SO. eerretary. Native of Kelieea. : tte.ldeill of l.elo. Kane. ( ereeUlnl fll.e I Owena Atlju.linem Service n Atea I SI Cherne. autt lo obtain paym.nl. i Clarence A. Mumble, allomer for plain- I Oil. tlerr.e (treated t lleetrlr M. Ktmeajr vs. Maeco. Kim- i i Jeillre feerl William Else! HwhI, mors than this rn front aeet. fin. S3 SO. Jnaeph Manuel Vlalra. no claaranca lamp, rma. UW Jame. Youns. no clearance lamps. Fine. SI SO Joseph Euffena Day, only ona head . light, rine, Ml. fcrwln Kranklln (Irani. paMlnfl vrhan view not rlear. plne. 10 llnhert Trary flnaara, ilrunk on public hlahwey. Fli. 110 Herman Neleoit Thftmpean, dnlnk on .' puhllc hllhwey. Pine, Slu. 1 lialuh William Tire, drunk on publlf hlshway. rme, Slo iieroeri Tnatxiorn airunx, no citaranca Urn pa Fine, 1.1 M, Hotter M'-nllrth Calvin, true of tx HobcM M.mtinri Calvin, no PUC per il,,, rino. tV.30. Ned Ulvlit Thliptn, mnnln itop lirt. Tin; MM. Nrd uivingi TMipen, no operator'! )ktn. fine. M 30 Norman Ortlnn U lover, no eltaninco lam pi. rine. W SO. rOR GOOD HEALTH! Hamarrhs'rfe (aefal n4 Colm Alfmants Hernia (Rfsrr) Oottrlt Ultsr Traaled without Hoipllat Oparallon , JMVer ISreul Friitirr 10 A. Af. fa J . Af. ' .yei.f K Meaner, Wtdmndoy, fruUj 7 H 10 Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC Fhvicfon and tvrooon ; M. V. Corner B. PurniMa and Grand Avnua TaUphona KAil 3U1B, PoriUnd 14, Oregon I Yours tor All Services Sli.F pertaining to purchase or sale of Real Estate, now available at our offices. Title Insurance Abstracts Escrows Miscellaneous Searches Wilson Title & Abstract Co. 311 Main St. phone 8137 plaints of too much castt In (ha tirvlt'lt 1'atli'i'aou announced that the war department Is ordering; 1. Abolition of saluting ex cept on inlllliiry posts, in over, scus occupied arcaa and on cere mrinliil occasions. 2. elimination of an existing requirement that ofllcera wear distinctive uniforms, live apart from their men in garrison, and confine their social contact! lo oilier off cers. 3. Granting enlisted men the same privilege, aa officers, ef- leclive juiy i, in accumuiuiiiiK unused It-nvo time, currently 30 dayi a year. 4. mucllcs IMOKIHK to a pos sible upward revision of pay schedules along with allowances for fond, miartcrs and travel. 0. Measures m tram oincer better for leadership, assign them "In the best Interests of the service," and to overhaul the nresent system of promotions, u. Hewrmng or regulations to ilellne "csseniiai privuigea oi oi fleers and to prohibit or mini mlzn "nosallile abuses of author Ity anil nresligo. 7. Kfforta to Improve the lo- clnl facilities available to en listed men. Announcing the war depart ment! action on recommemia lions made by the Doollttle board a month ago, Patterson rejected outright a proposal that lltn 1,,1-mM "f,f I lr.,.re'' at,H 'iMllela ed men" be eliminated entirely and stressed there must be no weakening of discipline in Iho army. There Is no official intention of abolishing a 1 1 off-duty restraint upon social association which Patterson said "might lead to more dangerous abuses than those which this proposal In tends to correct." As a matter of "common sense, he said of llcera clubs will not bo closed and "gambling among personnel of different ranks should not be tolerated. Todd Case Set For July Trial The trial of Clyde Edward Todd for voluntary manslaugh ter baa been set for Monday, July IS, In circuit court, and this morning the date for the trial of Bob Karris for rape was art at July 18. Putting these two cases on the calendar finishes the four open Indictments returned bv the grand Jury June 12, but the dis trict attorney is still holding three secret Indictments. " Twin bed sales are 40 to B0 per cent greater than in pre war nays. PILES, SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN NO HOSriTALUAllON Na Leae af Time Peraianeet ae.ellal DR. E. M. MARSHA Cktrepraefle Pkralrlen Its N Ilk S.qelf. Tkealre ei Pkeae TeeS SALE! MEN'S GOOD, USED SUITS no up Sport Coats Sweaters - Pant Shoes - 8" Boots Cowboy Boots OPEN EVENINGS BARGAIN SPOT 707 So. Bth 1 Born Mr. and Mrs. Art Neeco of Prlncvllle, announce Iho arrival of a baby daughter. Janle Held, born In that city, June 25. Neece is with the Alexander-Yawkey Timber com pany and Mrs. Neeco Is tht for mer Bertha Dodann of Klamath rails. This ii their second child, Drive to Cimp Three Bov Kcouti left this morning by truck for the scout canui at Crescent lake, taking a load of supplies in preparation for the opening season. In the group were Hob Hilton, Uuster Carlton and John Stewart. New Son Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kvans of B40II Independence, have named their young son, born June 12 at Hillside hospi tal, Charles William, lie Is their second child. The first Is a daughter, four-year-old Trudy uaricne. From Madford Mrs. flenrun Codding, Mrs. Walter Kresse. Mrs. Stella Qulscnberry and Mrs. Helen Conroy returned to their homes In Mcdford last night after spending the day In Klamath Falls. Going South Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones are leaving Saturday for a week's trln to rnllfnrnin They plan lo visit Snnta Dosa and San Francisco. Mrs. Jones Is the former June Cook. Back at Work Mn. Dora Goddard, secretary In the sher iffs office, is back at work today after an Illness of several days. She wai kept at home by rheumatism. Attend Rodao Mr. and Mra. Devere Helfrlch and Dolores. ' r- ana jvirs. il. B. Runnels attended the rodeo in Rosoburg last weekend. " Job Edna Richards. 234 N 1st. Is now working at the Klamath Basin Pine mill. For Commercial Refrigeration SALES and SERVICE See Karl Urquhart Refrigeration Equipment Co. 11 Klamath Phone S4SI 'MAKE IT A HERE'S TRAVEL. ffM 1 1 ADVENTURE FOR UU Going abroad seeing sights you may never see otherwise is just one ad vantage of enlisting in the new Regular Army. Over thrcaxjiiartert cf m million POST OFFICE BUILDING Klamath Falls, Ore. 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This is Mrs. Nelson's third season as secretary of the rodeo. : Those wishing to call for In formation on the big show over the Fourth of July or to reserve ' tickets may call the office, 3569. , Hours aro from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m, Inquiries are welcomed, the sec retary said. VITAL STATISTICS THOMASHON Bom at Klamath Valley h'Mallal, Klamath Palla, Ore.. June 29, ll'WI, lo Mr, and Mrs. Hmllh Thomaierm. 4WMI H 0th. a slrl. Walsht: S pound! 1 1 Al,Tr.a-n,.m at Klemalh Valley hoe- pllal, Klamalh Palla. Ore., Juno 24, i linn, to Mr. and Mra T. II. Alter, leu , Anhur, s boy. Welshl: s pounds S'a Dr. Kenneth S. Garvin cuisopodist . roox srrciALisr reel Sersery - sal OrlkepaSIc McATEE CLINIC Its S. Ilk St, rk.ee Sill Swim Trunks By Gontner See the grand, new stock of wool knit and boxer style trunks at the Gun Store. Plain colors or vivid tropical patterns. 1.95 up The GUN STORE 714 Main MILLION !" have joined up already. 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