Herald and news., July 24, 1946, Page 3, Image 3

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House Wants
Gl's To Get
Pay In Cash
WASHINGTON, July 24 l)
House stiiitiiirli'rs if terminal
liny (or l.l mid Units houti'il
an piiii'liullu "No" loriuy to tho
ii-jtulr a pliin to itwiiii doikis
cunlinhlc (inly after (Ivo yi-ura,
It ii 1 1 V i i U behind the cry Hint
"If cash ! Knnct uniiiiuli (or offl.
ci'm Hi iiiiikI I'liiiuuh fur I ho
I'lillntcd men," lilt' iimi) pllili
ikkI to flillit (or ri'Hlorulloii of
Hip (irlMlnul house provision (or
lump mini iiiyiMciit.
That flKlit will bv mndo In a
seiiiile-hoinin conference Id
which the 1)111 punned by thn sen
ate In U yritddiiy limy ho sent
hy tiluhtfiill.
Hep, Hikes (D Kin), chiilriiinn
n( Hut nilllliiiy soli-committee
which wrote tho limine bill, mill
Hep. Hwluhl L. Il(icr (I) Kin),
Ha copoiinor, told reporters
they will dcniiind u revuriuil of
the Keimlo's position.
'Good Enough Tor Men'
"If ciikIi la uooil piKitiKh for
tho offleers ll'a iioncl enniiu.li for
thn enllatpri men." anld Slkca.
who probnhly will bp otic of tho
limine coinereea.
"Tho iiihIii Miiiiimenl for pay.
iiipiila In honda." Slkca uddcd
"la Hint it would be Inflntloniiry
to nny out ao much cimh lit one
tlmo. It'ax strnniie thine, Hint
tho only tlmo mime peopln
worrv iiboul liiflutlmi la when
Hip Gl'a nrp HiiIiIp to net aomo
cimh. I didn't hear nny cries of
Infliillnn whpn wo voted to iclvo
scvernl billion dolliira to Great
UrlHiln."
Itoitcra and Slkcs both noted
Hint the bond piivnipnt plan wna
not ovpii considered by tho
house when II pimsed tho bill
without n (llanontluu vnto on
Juno 11. Tho aonnto nctlon yes
tcrdiiy wna by volco voto
Tho bond provision, auKKoidod
by President Truinnn niter the
house acted on Ita own bill, pro
vldoa Mint payments Kenernlly
me lo bo In bnnda unless tho
ninntint la lex thnn $.10. In Hint
case the recipient would net
cash.
Today's Newsfo
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Malin
CJIoriu. mid Curol Klulk of
KliiniiiHi Kulla lire house kucnIs
of I, Inilii Kills this week.
Mllndu Mayor reconlly under
went ii touail oporutlon.
Mr. nnd Mra. Klzlo noherta,
Vaclav Kullnii, Murvyn Wilde,
Iliilli mid Koiiuin Kullno unci
Joiinne KreltnK enjoyed a fiah
liiK party nt h'liur iniie liiko last
week, null) Knllna, 10-yeur-old
dmiKliter of Mr. and Mrs Va
clav Kallnu, wua exceptionally
fortunate in calvhliiK a two
pound euatern brook trout,
Attending tho Zth annual
American Lrlon auxiliary con
vention In I'nrtlniid July l!J
were Mra. Martha Urothanck,
Mra. Ethel Ilainllton, Mra. Irene
KreltnK and Mra. Hazel Kallna.
All a K reed that they had a very
happy and Inatruttlve trip. Be
porta of the convention will be
iKiven at tho next regular moet
InK of the Malin unit 04 on Mon
day, Aim. 9, at 8 p, in.
Mulln members or Ilillnn tem
ple who are attendlntl tho na
tional Shrine convention in Snn
rraneiaco this week are Joe Ha
louaek, Ivan Ottoman, Charles
Hamilton, Frank Victorin and
Vac Kallna.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ellis enter
tained with a Sunday evening
buffet supper July 21. Their
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Milne, Judy and Tommy, Mr.
and Mra. Stewart Patty and
Johnny M. Bain, and Gloria and
Carol Stalk of Klamath Falls.
George Brothanek, Ivan Pet
rasek, Rudy Jellnek, and Paul
Petraaek flahed at Diamond lake
last week.
KSAI.B Nswa, Ki ik r.iu. tv.. wsdnssday, jaia n, itit, hn tan
Ings have eyes with round pupils. All monkeys and human bo
HOTELS I
OSBORN HOLLAND nn u P PICCCI
lUGiWS QBE. MKDSOKD U III. l. If ft 0 0 C L
Thoroughly Modern Chiropractic Phyilclaa
Mr. 4 Mra. ,. r. .,.., ... J.. 233 SO. 11th ST.
PHONE S609
DAN MURPHY
This young Irlnh hid, Dun
Murphy hy mime, la saving hla
money to fly to Ireland. Dan la
1 1 ycura old, ami of Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry C. Murphy of 4:12 N. 10th,
nod both parents were born In
Ireland, Dan lias two rilntlnc
tlona, flrat ho waa born Chriatmna
week, December 27, IflllS, and
ho la tho only boy in a family of
alx. Ho aella on Muln atreet for
Tho Herald and News and like
tho hoapttal bent beat of all. Dan
la a acventh grader at Sacred
Heart ucndeuiy nnd hla fnvorlto
aport la basketball and na n hobby
there la nothing like collecting
miniature nnininla. Dun now has
about 20, mostly doga. Two ycura
ago young Dan aturted aelllng
paper i and he tnkoa the money
home for Ida mother to auvc. It
taken lota of paper to exchange,
for that airplane ticket to Ire
land. OPA APPOINTMENT
PORTLAND, July 24 (P)
Henry T. While, a former Kalacr
company aupervlaor, hua been
appointed Oregon district OPA
price executive lo succeed An
drew 11. Trice.
Claaalfled Ada Bring Results.
Forest fires
Reported Out
SAl.KM, July 24 fl'l Oregon
wna without a alnglo foreat fire
todny, but Stale roroalor N. S.
Rogers wna keeping hla flngera
crossed in the fuce of a wonlher
bureau warning Hint no break ;
In tho current heat wave Is In
sight. I
"Tho situation still Is critical,"
Rogers said, "and people mual
bo very, very careful. It will i
remain critical for aevornl days." j
Rogers anld there Isn't much
danger yet that a fire would '
run in green timber, the prln-.
cl pal danger being In cutover
' areas and In tho graaay regions
of pastern Oregon.
The four flroa which had been
ajirnlng over the weekend have
been extinguished, he aald.
PILES
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO TAIH NO MtlNPtTALUAHUN
Mm l.en ef Time
DR. E. M. MARSHA
CSIr.sr.fftl. Phralel.K
nt Na. lis Smait. ta.xta BiSa
ra.a. laoa
In ancient China, when a
gueat entered a home he waa
given a leather glove aa a sym
bol of welcome.
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FLAVORS
KNIVES
Pocket
Stockman
Pen Type
Bone and patrl handle.
Blades of high carbon steel.
75c up
Klsmalh'a Largsit
Selection.
Flashlights
2 and 3 cell lights.
Eveready and other famoui
brands.
The GUN STORE
714 Main
127 S. Sixth St.
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Phone 6842
Leach Service Co.
Electrical Contracting . . . Household and
Commercial Work. (
Small Motor and Electrical Appliance Repair
Fluoreicent Lighting for
Home. Office or Store
NOTICE
$250 -- REWARD $250
TO ALL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGEN
CIES AND CARPENTERS' UNIONS
On June 12 and July 20, 1946 at Klamath Falls, Oregon un
known party or parties stole from building sites under
construction the following described property!
1 MALL Power Saw, Model 9DC. Serial No.
63BB80 $132.00.
1 Doha Table Power Saw (10"), Serial No.
39-2436)
1 DeWalt Table Power Saw (12"), Serial No.
306X22, painted battleship gray.
"The underalgned for a period of 6 months from dale here
of offers and agrees to pay a reward of $250.00 to any
person or persons for Information leading to the arreat and
conviction of the party or partlea who stole the above de
scribed saws." ,
Signed
BURKHARD & SCHORTGEN,
Building Contractors
1007 Kane Street,
Klamath Falls, Ore.
Dated July 23rd, 194S
L. L. LOW
Sheriff Klamath County, Oregon,
Wherever You Go On Your
Vacation Trip With ...
90
CtTI Crt TRADE-IN .
DU ALLOWANCE
J I FOR YOUR OLD BATTERY
niitf cafa
o on that vacation trip.
.oull find a
With Old
Battery
r I STATE Battery before you
1C"" "I. .k. of car. AU guar.u-
battery iw
t..d 18 months. Mod,u. Dodne. 34-42: Ford. All -
FITS: CherroUt. Most Mod.ls. " - AU Ught Models.
J-Hd.r Mod.ls: Lafayotte. 34-39. " ,. ... plym0uth.
21-3'J Pacnaro, o-w
mobile. 6-cyl.
AU Models: Studebaker,
32-42.
VACATION NEEDS
SHOP AT SEARS SPORTING GOODS
DEPARTMENT
Ullca
Automatic Reel 5.15
Wanlta
Fly Reel 2.19
Slse 68x77 Double
Sleeping Bag 42.95
Kapok Lite Preserrer
Cushion 2.39
Canvas
Water Bag 1.19
Jiffy
Trolling Plate . J8c
Mickey Mouse
Cameras 2.98
Hardwood i
Croquet Set 5.49
Banger 410
Shotgun 19.95
AGM
Gasoline Lanterns 7.50
Wire
Wiener Roaster 1.50
SEARS HAS PLENTY OF
AUTO TRAILERS
Harris ALLSTATE One-Wheel
TRAILER
42x48 inch body In all ste.l construe-
rrfononirrr
:Vcompl.. wh high .P..d tire
and tub..
195
Craftsman Quality
Long Handles . 3 2.19
Our ftrttit grass shart. Strntatioool
nw develop men t. Cuts grass with
out stooping. Just push down on
handl to operate. 34" length.
7 ft. AUTO
TRAILER
All wood parts with natural
aloss finish. Easily r.mot.bl.
lront and tail gates. No seepage
-i uriDU floor. Strong,
attractive tie rail around body.
Smooth-finished round edges.
195
Super-Strong Hose
Guaranteed lOYrs. 3.69
Our fln.il Craftsman garden hoi..
Th. s.nsotional rayon reinforc
n.nt doubl.f ill itrengtti. Neo
pr.n. cov.r. Non-kink, laakproof.
r-
Sears Easy Terms
'Deep-Seep" Soaker
25 ft. length 1.98
Forovs canvas duck hos altowt
water to ooze out slowly ond pene
trate to roots of grass. Won't wash
way top soil Standard couplings.
16-Mesh Resilienf
Plastic Screening
12e
Wire Hose Reel
Strongly Made ; 1.49
Durable welded construction. Mad
of strong heavy gauge steel wire.
Holds 100 feet of -iftch hose.
Green painted finish.
No Painting Required
running ft.
Screens will be no trouble at all if you use this sensa
tional plastic screening. It needs no painting, will not rust,
corrode or stain. Resists dents, and will not bulge, thut
screens always fit properly. It's simple to keep clean,
because a damp cloth wipes off dirt easily.
SEARS HAS PLENTY OF
TOOL BOXES
Machinist's Chest
All hardwood. Felt lined.
7 Drawers.
Mechanic's Cabinet
All metal. 3 Drawers with tray..
Sealed-in lock.
Carpenter's Tool Chest ai
Pl.no hlnoe. Chest handles.
Dunlap Garden Hoe
6j-inch Blade 95C
Polish. d blad. dg. for .asi.r
ho.ing. Shank and blad. forg.d
from on.-pi.c. ite.l for extra
durability. J 2 -in. wood handle.
Long Handle Shovel
Craftsman Qualify 1.89
High carbon tl..l blad. and front
strap, tack'itrap .l.ctrlcally
w.ld.d to 9xl2-in. blad.. Select,
47-ln. straight-grained ash handle.
Dunlap Garden Rake
14 Strong Teeth 1.19
Head, t..th. ihank forg.d from on.
pta. of it.el for added itr.ngth,
durability. Smooth 5-ft. itraight
grained hardwood handl.
Hardware Cloth
1 ft high 19c
Back Again Running Foot
Rang, of tz.i, minrmly tough
it.el wlr., xlnc-cocted to r.slst
ruit. Coating won't p..l or flak
Hundred! of us.1.
Piano hlns
Locld
Cash Box
With tray. All steel.
'49
2-SpeedBreastDrill
For Wood, Metal1 4.59
2-ipeed gwir shifts to suit various
(obi. Qui.!, smooth boH-b.aring -operation.
3-jaw chuck takes drills
up to K-tnch. 6A tnchei long.
Claw Hammer
16-Ounce Head 1.19
Extra ttrong. Claws thap.d to pull
naili easily. Forg.d H..I h.ad,
h.at-tr.at.d, t.mp.r.d. Will nol
chip. Hickory handl.
J
Lever-Jaw Wrench
1000-lb. Grip 195
A wrench of many vhi. Strong stl
adiustabt fowl opn to W lnchs;
lock firmly at ony Mttina. Ovr-oU
longrii 10 tnchs.
ill! ill
133 So. 8th
Tough Twist Drills
Craftsman ; . : 2.49
Carbon steal, p.rf.ctly t.mp.r.d
twist drills In ils.t from 114 to V
In. diam. Pr.ciilon ground. For r"
In hand or breast drills.
Phone SI 88