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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1947)
Planes Used In Roundup BAKER, Feb. 6 (VI Round ing up horses by airplane is something now being demon strated successfully In the Owyhee country of southeastern Oregon by Lounio Shurtleff and Marvin Fairbanks of the Baker flying service. Flying two planes the men are participating in n largo settle roundup of horses in the ranuo ........ KA....... II.- f,.....l. . ..t. ..... Helicopters To Be , Used In School YAKIMA. Feb. 0 (A') Two helicopters are rtt rmito here to bo used in actual flight Instruc tion in what is believed to bo the only civilian class lit helicopter (light Instruction In the country otttsldo the factory. Ground Instruction already Is under way hero as well aa ctnn f In use of the planes fur crop Itl HAI.ll a NMVH, Jtlamatli ralla, Ore, dusting and .other agricultural work. Students enrolled In the course, offered by Central Air craft company, Include Robert G. m unit a ,v, itii; , ww. ' ilowhiird and David Terry, Seattle; John Sleen, Monroe: William West, I'urtliind, Mini Raymond Young, North tleml, Ore, mm UL-iivvvii mi, uwuiv iivci and Sucker creek. An attempt is being mado to collect approxi mately 2000 to 3000 hfiid of horses, many of them wild. Pur. pos of the roundup is to cull out the Inferior horses. The planes are used to start the large bands of horses mov ing in the direction of traps, usually set In canyons. Once the bands are started in the right direction, a small group of horsemen on the ground keep them moving. LONDON, Feb. W) Twenty grimy ships braved a howling North sea gale today, beating down the east coast of Britain with 43,000 tons of coal for storm-bound London, hard hit by a fuel (amine that has closed down hundreds of in. duiuries throughout the nation. Sixty-seven other coal ships still were tied up in South Wales and northeast coast ports by wild seas. A new storm and cold wave blanketed all of the British Isles and most of west ern Europe with several inches of snow. - i Berlin, chilled by the third ' cold wave of the worst winter in Fix years, reported two more persons frozen to death last night, bringing the known toll from cold and exposure to at least 105 since December 1. More Berlin industries closed because of the low temperatures and lack of coal. A fuel short age also caused widespread un employment in the Russian oc cupation zone and led the Brandenburg provincial govern ment to order emergency unem ployment compensation bene fits. In western Germany snow piled high, road traffic was blocked in country districts, and industry cut back 25 to 50 per cent with the onset of the severe t'limoroiiisT root M'Kcialirt Dr. Kenneth S. Garvin Pool Surfory . mid - OrtnopoiUoi McATEE CLINIC FURfahrii SHEEPSKIN LINED LEATHER COATS LINED FOUL WIATHIH JACKETS SILK t NYLON PARACHUTES HMHVr All AIM for lh ilrit IIiiip diir l S. Ilh 81. I'haue Iltl Ki. II". (tilt i it ii, now lit, lift, 'rttla price cold in December still- was paralyzed. fliurra at autiul per rant only $4 aqi; OPtN COLD-CLOSttO NOSE: BREATHE FREER 2 drone of lYuotnt Now DroM in oaoh iioMnl ooMiT atulTy nam hmtlhra frtw. Host lttcr. fool bet tor immediately. Un only j directed. Got lYuctro Now Drop. I1U1 UIUI w SPICIAl... I U Kur Henri. It mi, Hlitiia anil niaiiv (MlK Mr NAVYI. Cl,r f runl I nlher MHlif pur Ituwa, Wondir fully watm fur ciittl utnl dmin walhf. (Hil-lmti. NhuulJ p a laM sill'Uyt at tali aiictl i'r, iinvu. ,,Hi.r niMii.Hi. hnII l.l wrl.l. fnr Hamuli ln,lil.l Coal Short London Shivers In Face Of North Sea Gale 18c 1 1 1 I i i s t Announcing the RE-OPENING OF MAC'S STORE MERRILL HIWAY Monday, Feb. 3 Featuring: Self Service Frozen Foods 1 Groceries Texaco Gas & Oil Lots of Hard To Got Items FREE CANDY FOR THE KIDDIES MONDAY UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT GOOD LATE MODEL CARS 1942 STUDEBAKER 4-DOOR SEDAN Radio, heater, good tires. 1941 OLDS 76 CLUB SEDAN Good condition, good rubber. 1940 OLDS 60 2-DOOR SEDAN Excellent throughout. , 1939 PLYMOUTH DELUXE 4-DOOR SEDAN Black finish and in A-l condition mechan ically and in appearance. 1938 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR SEDAN Good mechanical condition. 1942 WILLYS Vi-TON PICKUP With canvas rack, good tires and paint, mechanically A-l, 1937 INTERNATIONAL Vi-TON PICKUP Mechanically good. This pickup is a real bargain! SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS PHONE 5015 DICK B. MILLER CO. OLDS-CADILLAC DIVISION Seventh and Klamath Phon 4103 On cold days the; AW to huddle around the fireplace it they wanted to keep warm. But you can treat your family royally with heat that's truly lit for a king. If you're building a new houx or remodelling, look into the advantages of oil circulating heaters. And remember Standard Slav nil i ino- di.tillnl: that means it Ml Hm kimi i V,rr'a m watte! .... MiK 'i in'mn-inr: IPEYTdDN & co. 915 Market "Your Warm Friends" Phone 5U9 kK Easy to Enter I & J: SPERRY CONTEST 4 j; J Offers 34 Portable . , UU C Vi frkh ' 3-POVVER PERSONAL - Siita L W' Ik li' THE 1947 MOTOROLA .' l 2 Wl'ttafiB! i ' "Playmate Jr." 1 . You can probably think of dozens, let the whole family help, and have fun. Make a game of finding the best name . . . and when you do, mail your entry with the same picture clipped from the recipe folder in your sack of Drifted Snow Flour. THESE SUGGESTIONS MAY HELP Each prize in this contest is a Personal Radio, Motorola Playmate Jr., Model 5A5 retail value $42.60. Five tubes. ' Plays anywhere. 3-Power . . . ACDC current, or batteries. Simple automatic change-over requires no switches. A mas terpiece in miniature. Weighs only 5'i lbs. Dimensions 6" x 4" x 5'A". Compactly designed, all-steel case with "Aero Vane" Loop Aerial in cover. Has the tonal brilliance and range of larger models. This prodigy-performing mite is made possible by war-developed miniature tubes . , . the same type used in the famous battle-proved Motorola "Han-die-Talkie." A midget in size, the Playmate Jr. has the voice and strength of a giant. And remember . . you may be one of the 340 lucky winners in this contest. Enter now. Contest closes midnight, March 3, 1947. This exciting contest will give you an opportunity to get acquainted with the Sperry guaranteed baking method. Baking success every time is guaranteed when you use Sperry Drifted Snow "Home-Perfected" En riched Flour in a Martha Meade recipe. Otherwise, Sperry will give you Double Your Money Back on your sack of Drifted Snow. You're assured of success . . . praise . . . just like the mother in our picture. So, you could give the picture a name like Praise Winner ; or Happy Mother. t Sperry Drifted Snow, unlike cheap, untested flour. . never varies in quality. From bread to angel food cake, it assures tempting bakings your family will cheer. That suggests a name like Temptation or Fam ily Cheer for the picture. Sperry Drifted Snow is a popular flour, favorite of four generations. Bake-checkcd with Martha Meade recipes by members of the Martha Meade Home Staff. The happy baking results you can expect suggest all sorts of names . . . Popularity, The Family's Choice, Eager Beavers. But these are only samples. You can easily think up better names. Don't put any effort into a fancy entry. Ifs the name that counts. Just write down your idea and send it in. But do it nowl LUCKY WESTERNERS Approximately 85 of the people who could enter a national con test have already been eliminated from this one. That's because this big contest, with prizes for 340 winners, is only for people living in the West. Sperry Dlvlnlon of . General Mills I FOLLOW THESE EASY RULES IMake up a name (or the picture appenrin on (he recipe folder in evrry ol Sperry Drifted Snow "Homt-Prrltcled" Enriched Flour. Print the name on entry blank at right (or on a plain sheet of paper along Kith your name and complete addreti). Mail it to Sperry Conieit, Oakland, California. Your envelope mint be pott marked before midnight, March 3. 1947. 2 The picture to He named, reproduced above, must be elipprd from the Manha Meade recipe folder in your Mrk of Drifted Snow and tent with your entry. You may Send at many entriri at you wiib provided a tcparate pic tor accompanies each, entry. ' 3Namei will he judged on the basil of aplneu, unique ntti, and originality, , 4, The judge's decition will be final, C Alt entriei become the property of General Milli, Inc., And cannot be returned. In caie of tiei, duplicate priies will be awarded. v ' C Contett h open only to persons living in Arizona, Calr v" fornia, Idjlio, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming. No perion h elidible who it an employee of Grnrral Mills or its advening age nc jet or a member of the family of such an employee. Sherry Contest, Oakland, California I am attaching the picture clipped from the recipe folder inide t sack of Sperry Drifted Snow "Home'Perfccted" Enriched Flour. The name 1 suggest for this picture is; KH-2 My name is:. Street or R.F.D,. City. . Zone. -State. "Sperry "Drifted Snow," "Home. 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