Record Wartime Crons
Held Harmful To Soil
SI'OKANK, July 2,'l l'l Wur
Hum HiiiliHiltucul innlurll(in
incords took a "liuinciidinm"
lull o f (ho niillon's cultivated
land. Li. 11. Nurlnn, wmtnrn ri-if-tonal
director of thu pi mI i n-1 1 01 1
jmiI innrkotliiK in I in 1 1 I liti 1 1 t i ,
lulii ( thiTii-iliilc meeting ul ill.
melon iind cnmmlttreini'u of
llii l'MA, ycislnnluy,
"Durlnu I ho wur, wliini farm
ers with I'HtiilillnliliiK wonderful
Yater Demand
Brings Danger
roHTLANI), July 23
SlKly Independent wulcr dis
tricts supplied liy llic I'urllunil
water bureau liuvo ayili-mg In
adequate In inui't demands of
Inerciiurd populations durlnu ex
tremely warm weather miH In
mime uri'lmiK public health
threat Iihi dcvclopnd.
Ur. Harold M. Krlckniiii, slide
health officer, ,u Id Unit health
was endangered In several Mult,
rlumah, Washington and Clack
amas county communities. With
mnlm inadequate to curry the
iiinoiint o( wnlrr demanded,
people limy turn to lltlln-usrd
wells, hit s.ild, Wutur from un
approved sources iiiunt bo ster
ilized before use, ho wurni'd.
S. J. Benedict, Portland nxiiUt
lint water superintendent, snid
Hint the city's mipply win Inude
uunte but that lamer malm" nnd
storage tuiik were needed In
ninny communities. The wur,
which brought populiitlon In
crcn.e, nlio prevented cnlnrije.
mrnt of the fucllltles, hr pointed
nut.
production rncorils, n trcinim
dims drain on noil fertility oc
curred " Norton declared, ndd-
Inil "thin wim dun not only to
the actuul ri'inuviil of fortuity
liuni th null throuiih thu tre
mendous crop production, but to
luck of time to protect thn mill
iiKulimt nronlon mid other men
aces." UurliiK one iiiun'ii lifetime lie
continued, the tuition's uvcrnuc
top-coal noil lion been reduced
from nlnii to nix Inchen."
Norton mild the trl-stiilc until
iiIiih, to continue lliriiiiith
Thursday, will net 1 047 crop
Koiiln which will "cull for very
hlh production of food."
Stat Gives Warning
On Mineral Oil Use
RAI.KM, July li:i ll'i Thn
ntutn UKrlciilturn depurtiount
wuruvd today Hint iiddltlon of
mineral oil to food productn
will he connlderad a violation
of thn Oreuon food uct after
Auitunt I.
The depiii liiieul nuld It in
luklnu. the action, which ulno
will apply to sale of foodn con
taining niliieriil oil, beciiunn
medical authorities agree Hint
tine ol nucli olln In food In
hiirinful.
Thn depiirtment nuld It In
harmful becnune It hun a lllxu
tlve action, interferon with di
gestive processes, and deprlven
the body of certulu vituininn.
Mlm-riil oil hun been aubatl
luted for veiietnblc oil in err
til I n food for sometime, the de
Dnrtment nuld.
Fairy Tale Enacted;
Child In Hospital
Al.liANV, July 23 lVi-Threc-year-old
Leroy Cheney win in
thn Albany lionpltnl today with
flint and second degree biirnn of
head and nhoulderi Junl be
caiisr ol n fairy In In.
Thn youngster's brother, Lynn,
and nlnler, Mury, net fire to the
innttrt'iu ill their bed lait night
with a match while huntlnit a
pulled tooth that Mary put un
der Ik-i- pillow in the hope that
the white fairy of childhood
dreama would nwap II for a
nhlny nickel.
Mosquitoes
No nM now i be rUeweA to hit
hr hn bl.Kid-ltili ! v ialit Jut
hunt a UllU m IMrlf on yntir
porch r wherevor you wtnl peco
nt1 comfort.
Mo'i tut (ion 11 ATf. tli llrKBHt
fldor of btirnlMB tit HAt H Ami won't
rotn nywhms Hfr It, H (ir (!.-(
ymirtvir from ihaa !( tht rhaap,
v way. BAKK nt1 Iirtii1a.
la Itasdr Hirtrr I , mp mi irc,
Uftmrr, d4 tare um4 fbni.
r:iu:rTdsi
KOMOUHUD WHACK
Two Yamhill Youths
Injured In Accident
MeMINNVIl.LK, July 23 ()')
Two Yiiiiihill county youllin were
fiulitlnii for their liven in a hon
pltal here today after their auto
mobile p 1 u n if e d from Iho
Lafayette.Curlton highway.
Police reported Ueoriin KwinK,
17, McMiiinvllle, nulfered a
broken neck unci powdble frac
tured nkull, and Fred Noland,
21, Amity, buck Injurlen in thn
Sunday nluhl accident.
Lloyd Luwnou, 10, believed
drlviiiK the cur, wim not nerloun
ly hurt, police jid.
Corvollis Man Visits
Merrill Moose Lodge
M K ft It I L L, July 23 Toba
Wiilklnn of CorvullU wan
vlKllor of thu local Moona loda
No. 30H lunl week. Wiilklnn la
u uiember of the pIlKrlm honor
l iK ri 'c mid nncretury of the Oru
tion Kluto Mooni) anwciutlon of
which tiu in tliu louniier. ne wan
Inlriwllieell III till! IlldUe i)V Punt
Governor Hay Aubrey.
Uurlnu the evening, Walklni
preneutud J'ttwt Oovernor J W.
Iteeder with a pin and eurtlfl
cuttt of merit for liuvinK npou
nored 25 member Into the de-
fendlnn elrclci, mont of wnicn
have beun nuonnored durlnif the
t.Mi l.jniriiM Wllllumn wan
ulno introduced ua hnvlnu npun-
. ... . . I tr.L.I U. .a
noreil 43 IlllllllOUin. linn nmi'ii
entlllen them to bo memberi of
the excliinlvn "28" club of the
order.
llllery Wlneburuor, governor,
prenldcd over the ineolinK, and
Olive Km Kent of Klamuth Falli
wan alao a vinitor.
Newspaper Out
Despite Strike
VANCOUVEIl, li. C, July 23
(!) With a heavy police uuard
ntandlnu by, the Vancouver
Dullv Province oubllahed Itn flrat
edition In 47 duyn yenlcrduy.
Three truckn currying pupern
left the puper'n ofjicen without
a demonntratlon but the fourth
wa circled by pernoni who
nhoutcd "neab" but mudo no at
tempt to Interfere with It.
An International Typograph
ical union (ACL) npokA-nmun ald
no union mnllern or ntereotyper
woro on the Job and to bin
"knowledge" no union prennmcn
took pari In production of the
12-page edition.
A fronl-iiagc announcement
in the Province nulil:
"The Province In imucd today
with the aiutiituncc of union
labor, The typo wan net by
union labor In i composing room
which la today, an It haa been
in the pant, a cloned shop."
Comnoning room emloyen of
i the ncwupiiper, member) of the
! I I'll walked out June 6 demund-
I lug that all Soulham nownpupcra
in Canada nlgn agreements rec
ognizing ITU rule.
City Building
Permits $9400
Auoroxlmutely IU400 In build
ing permits wera granted by the
city council at Its regulur
weekly meeting held in thu coun
cil chumbers Monduy night.
Application tor pcrmus were
submitted by Williuin Ludwig,
1312 Lakeview, renhlngle rout
and paint house, :iUu; Cecil
Green, Payne alley unil Aiuiu, ru
modeling, SrtUU; Inmuu Motor
company, tii S. OUi, reinouel
garage, 1 SOU; Mm. L. L. i-cr-sell,
2224 Ulclin, build gurugu
and breakfunl nook, 2liU; Mm.
Ida Ellin, 14,t4 I'Iiu.uiii, re-rool,
SI 05; William K. btuik, 3rd and
Lincoln, conntiucl two-iumiiy
uuplex, I3UDU.
niburt fongon, 1020 N. 0th,
! repair garage, j0; Wlllium rv.
Ir'uiK, 7j California, louiiuutlon,
: 2uu; W. L, Morgan, buniiymou
apurimcnU, ntuuway, Jo; l,.
U. wrigiu, i.io ingii, remouel
porch, au; licit uuvln, 1UI1
i-owei), washroom, UU; Miles
K. Uotson, Ultt S. 3rd, construct
two bedrooms, S40U; j. L. liar
kce, 2317 Vine, rc-roof guruge,
100; K. K. Loonley, lalio can
loiiilu, new rool mm floor, $.?uu;
and Dan Caiwoll, bl N. lotn,
remodel residence, $Su.
Another Cruiser
Sent to Trieste
WASHINGTON, July 23 111
The navy d Inclined today that
the Huntington, a 10, 000-ton
cruiser, has been ordered to Join
the Medlteraneun fleet. It will
bring the U, S. naval strength in
the Mediterranean up to two
cruisers and two destroyers.
The navy described tha move
ment of the Huntington as "rou
tine" and said the orders were
Innued a month ago.
The reanon the Mediterranean
fleet In concentrated around Trl
ent, the navy nald, Is that Its
duty is to support occupation
troops and Trieste has been a
scenn of disturbances recently.
The Mediterranean fleet Is
commanded by Vice Admiral B.
H. Qlcri. The other ships are the
cruiser Fargo and destroyers
SmaJ land Power. The Hunting
ton now Is at tha Philadelphia
navy yard.
Dimbat To Display
New Chrysler Model
A new Chrysler "Town and
Country" convertible will be
placed on display at Dimbat Mo
tors, 2nd and Main, this week.
This is the first of the "Town
and Country" line to be ihown
In this area, and combines the
best features of both the con
vertible and the conventional
station wagon. The car on dis
play is a companion car to one
which wan recently delivered to
Clark Cable, and is the latest
addition to the Chrysler line.
The new convertible Is built
on the "New Yorker" chaxnK
according to George Dimbat of
the local firm, ana also has the
name motor as the "New York-
HKBAJ.D a NEW), KUault ralla. On.
TPKSDAV. Jnlr II. IMI. t'f
Tulelake Police Chief
Nurses Thumb Sprain
TULELAKE, July 23 Police
Chief Frank G. Rhodes Is taking
care of a sprained thumb that
kept him home lor a couple of
days over the weekend. The In
jury was received when lit
tripped over a wira in th alley
as he sprinted In tha dark toward
the new Sportsman's hotel and
club where a noisa of breaking
glass attracted hia attention.
Iowa District Farmer
Dies Of Broken Neck
HILLSBOItO, July 23 (Pi
Henry J. lianne, 40, Iowa dis
trict farmer, died of a broken
neck late yt-Hterday afternoon
when he fell 20 feet to the barn
floor alter slipping while trying
to open a haymow door.
He is survived by his widow,
a son and his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William lluase of Hills
boro. The strange flattened and
i widened face of the hammer
head shark serves as a bow rud-
! dcr, and is uned in making
oiiiek turn in mirnuit nf f InH.
SPORT CLOTHING
100 Wool
LOAFER COATS ... $15
Lightweight coats with that attention to styling that Is
so essential to the man.
KNIT T SHIRTS
$1.50 to $2.95
SWIMMING TRUNKS
$1.95 to $3.50
SPORT SHIRTS
$1.55 to $8.50
Both long and short sleeve models.
OREGON YOOLEN STORE
800 Main Phono 6973
CUSTOMERS
DICTATE OUR POLICIES!
U ICK B. MILLER CO. has con.
iltently btn under OPA calling)
on many prieos . . . becauio our
policy, of tho belt servica to tha
customer at the lowest ponibla
price, ruled before, during, and
now, after the OPA. A businesi
FOUNDED ON SERVICE needs no
other matter.
Bring your car in for economical service
Keep it in good repair for economical operation?
OLDS - CADILLAC
Olds Tower 7th and Klamath Phone 4103
A pint of lee cream linn been
(nuiul to contain more thun a
milligram of vitamin G and al
most half a milligram of nro-
I vitamin A.
Frienflly
Helpfulness
To Every
Cr.od and Purse
Ward's Klamath
Funeral Home
2S High
i.'L'!.
COVER5 Protect
Duildincj Matoriata,
MrchTdisa'elcv
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Tlus Panorama of Glader National Park is drawn from one of Standard's ' iSf-tt
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Effective August 1st
NOW, when most other things
you buy have gone "sky-high,"
Greyhound is reducing fares be
tween California and Oregon cities
to a new all-time low! At the same
time.Grcyhound is steadily increas
ing its frequency of service, adding
more buses, to provide better-
than -ever intercommunity trans
portation at the lowest cost in
history. Recently added service is
but a part of Greyhound's con
stantly expanding program. Ask
your local Greyhound agent for
full information on new low fares
and departures.
iample Far Savings
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Tuck jeans and riding boots in your grip. It's
high, rugged country; fine for pack trips up snow
crested slopes, along blue lakes and shining
glaciers. It's terrain that calls for a "tailored"
gasoline like Chevron Supreme in your car.
For extra pulling power on hills and grades,
Chevron Supreme Gasoline is fortified with "aro
matics," the same blending agents wc developed
for fighting planes. One more tip: to save carry
ing extra cash, pack a Chevron Credit Card.
STOP AT CHEVRON GAS STATIONS AN D r STANDARD STATIONS, INC
Every time you stop for Chevron Supreme you
get a great premium gasoline especially designed
for driving conditions in that area. This means
you get the same quick starts, fast pick-up, smooth
performance in any climate, at any altitude.