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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1947)
TAMIlY CELEBRATION KANSAS CITY, March 5 (JV) When the new son born to Mrs. . Jackie Klrkpatrick gets ready C Lo celebrate bin first birthday 1400-ACRE RANCH ntr Lakeview- has nice 4-room mod ern house, garage, chicken house milk barn. 2 10-acre irri gated meadow, free water right. 510 acres farm land and part of this could be irrigated. 73 acres in dry land alfalfa, balance pasture. $27,500. Can be handled with $10,000 cash or owner might consider Klamath property in trade. JUmURItAN GROCERY Iw.trd n lumtniri Lane nd tWIng "ire famine. Bulldtnr 40'x.1' on a half ere. t.tOH tlM inventory, r awncr will tall alack an4 Icaaa baiUlng. TAVERN AND RTSTAI'RANT La. naiad In Narlhrrn California, Da is appraxlmaltljr MIA grata par month. I.aaaa S par month far X yaara. Slack, flxtwrti, Icaaa an qalpmtnt tmr fl6,3tW, 3i A. GOOD IRRIGATED LAND 9 mil fa aut af wn fad rrav alrd road. Owner might accept am a property la trad. INCOME PROPERTY S aparl Manla, lacated rornrr Eiplanada and Alameda. Incoraa 214 per R. P. OLIVER A. V. McV.r. Al Lns. rhnk Bonner. 228 No. 8th ""r- s'" STORE HOURS 9:30 A. M 5:30 P. M, 79 10 CMC HAAlOU, T aUB HEAP KSfHW tMA(WAt?r5f A FEW SCORES Is SETM - I UY R Su iu!5t W?l ; THAT'S IT,BOVS HI.OSCARIVE GOT ) AW, SOME OF fVMEAN NOT UNTIL AFTER V FIGHTING IS l INTEND TO-A AND BE C?EFU- VO"" ICE t. NAPOLEON'S I THEV GOT ) THEV GOT CARELESS HV BUSINESS-) THAT'S WHY I ...... ? ur imcjuwyiKi.iinw nw ywntCKO miu IULKjM WITH NITRO..NOW Irs I VOU STICK THIS 13 ONE PENEOHEREr ME A VISIT... . . ? - PISTOLS FOR TWO AND TO BRAIN FRACAS VOU V, TT7 p?V . -4V trCOFFEE FOR ONE TOMOR- 1 WORK! WILL JUST ..,o- L rf. iSfLfg? A WEEKS HOT LONG") f THIS FttlEB. UVED i Ttf W0U5e. GUESS ItWS If MOT SiT. H6 VHAIITtO TO FINISH YthAT FOgMUUr ""' IfONARO V SSJ, .UlE,?''SJ. CAUGHT ' KICK.- (MX RECRtATlOM. Hrs BEEN AWFUL CABEFUL TO ffMWeHTy.AUJN. CAOTME f NBUNNIW6SH0BT.' INS ONE, ANt FIRED HIM' L. MAS HE APfllfO 5UAD IW SECRETS FRO E4 TV tUL T1L W -mtt 1 RESEARCH ON 1 II . ir-r-7 C-T"W4 ,0B PATENTS ON BOW-mCUIOIN' THAT HllFHH A IT INfRt AlRtAPV J JJf T 'm i iTa&fhRtyiiPJl..--1 LpvecTMAT ( mom.ooes "IHT new House Wats C MOT ANY MORE SONl L A JAT DB00pV ,s HAPpy,MR.SHAROM 7ou HORSE.' I WOOLDMTA GOING UP IM BACK OF US HAVE A J J" MrtlTTWKC.auri. " T ! VTf rX TijfQQ 1fM "vou if s" picket peNce? j-, mm 1 WMM'?4iM'biJ8Z? I 5 rsV 1 HADN'T been That he kept : g?2?&xW I 5 Ml 'cX -4 KCKIW THE PICKETS OUT J -: J CLW; I , lSSP sMV NEIGHBORS FENCE V ,- "-"y I fvitji i aaaaMgMgMaaaaaagaai . . ., . , , l,.. iW. aar "aa gSniMBMaMaawHHMHamHMMM 1 umtain-r i -r"N II "2BS OF 60TTS OF FANCY CUJTHE3- f I If THffTS THE mC IT GOES-lrtHEN "M I WCKdS- I I I S5"5 TO BE MCH TO THE I If THERE'S NO FUN Af-KWHEfi WO 1 . I i?1.3I5 I II WORLDS GREATEST CCRTDOMSrWO I I I Beeu ea.nTSjpa wZcJZScZcxr- 1 , Here' your chance to itock up at semational money-saving price! We now have bath size towel in white with colored bor Esch der. "Cannon" towel are absorbent, wear longer! A variety of border color. next March 4 he should have lots of help. Hi-j mother's birthday is March 4. His grandmother, Mrs. Elbert a Williams of Ojic.cn, Utah, also has a March 4 birthday. an an Ik. Hat walar well and htat. Apia fallr farnithrd, (nr. rrtrlr aralara, elactrio aiava, etc. On 1 I ait. Half baaemcnt with waah room. ' WUt. TRADE 'Nlra 4-room komt, doable rantlmrtad, canrrrlc lonn dallan. Raa aalomatle all floor far narc, hat walar hratar, nt;o lawn, trraa, shraoi, large berry palrh, nfrc garden apat, Onc-tntrtl acre. Irrigated. iM. ar owner will ac cept city property In trade. S RFDROOMS IMMKD1ATB POS KKSSIOK In Hat Springs. corner lot. Well landftcaped, nice garagt, hardwood floor, fireplace, fall basement with all fnrnaro. Van can have Immediate poaaci alan. REALTOR Op.n Evening J R.rtl.jr. B.b Acnvs M. Phon. 4710 or 7177 CANNON BATH TOWELS Farmer Killed In Auto Skid EUGENE, Ore., March 5 lit) Gust a v H, Hall, 57, former Junc tion City farmer, was killed late yesterday near Oakridgc when pinned to his parked automobile by a skidding car driven by a San Pedro, Calif., womim. Deputy Coroner Phil Barthol omew reported Mrs. Maude Smith, 68, driver of the north bound car, said another automo bile started to pass her car from behind. She applied the brakes Have You Tried POOLE'S For Fishing Tackle And Sporting Goods It's A Good B.tl POOLE'S - 222 So. 7th ay and her nvilo went Into skid, crushing Hall, ' Bartholomew said Hull, whose wife, daughter and three grand children were in his car and trailer, had stopped to put chains on his own vehicle. He recently sold his farm and was en route to San Diego, Calif., to make his Home. Mrs. Smith was en route to Corvollls to meet Mrs. C. L Mayberry. a sister whose hus band was fatally injured Satur day in an automobile crush that killed Mrs. John Stark Evans, romana. Professor Freed On Spy Charge OTTAWA March 8 (dl Is rael Halpcrtn, former Queen's university mathematics profes sor and ex-army major, was ac quitted vc: terday of charges of conspiring to communicate con fidential linormatlon to rlussia. Halperin, -3 1. was the 17th de fendant to stand trial since the espionage probe started here year ago. So far seven defendants have been acquitted, 10 have been sentenced. Two have vanished and one Dr. Raymond Boyer of McGill university is (.waiting mm. Indo-China Head Ousted PARIS. March B 0V) Adm Georses Thierry D'Ariienlleu was ousted by tho French cabi net today as Mh commissioner for war-torn Indo-China. Emllc Bollaort, formci prefect oi tne Hiione region, will re place him. Adm. D'Amenlleu. whose uo sltion has bten under attack since . Viet-Nam groups begun largo - scale attacks on Huti i December 19, did not resign, caoinei iniormknis sum. Recently returned from Sai Hon, under order., from the French government, to engage In "consultations" on the status of indo China's troubles, which flared after tho breakdown of negotiations between Viet -Nam delegates and the French at Vcr. sallies a year ago. Stockman Bill Introduced Today SALEM Mnri-li S IIP A mn. mortal asking congress to pass a urn oy uongressmnn lowch Stockman. Pendleton, to set up nil ArnHomv fni trnintna m,i-r,,i. nel in foreign service was inlro- rllirori In lh lnuilnli,rA v.clnn. day by President of the Senate marsnau a. , Cornell, rtiamntn Falls. Portland Housing Units Terminated PORTLAND. March 5 UV) Termination of 230 vacant hous ing units in the Guilds Lake housing project has been au thorized by the national hous ing agency. Jesse Epstein, regional FPHA director, said use of the housing units by the army engineers at Meridian and McNary dam sites may simplify disposal of the housing. THE NEW KLAMATH PACKING COMPANY Solicits CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING We also bur all kinds ol livestock. Under new man agement: C. D. Trulove. Vern Howard and Robert Dehlinger. Old Midland Road. Phone 7860. AVE ON YOUR Auto Maintenance Cost! We will give your cor a complete lubrication one each month for just 70c per month., Atk our service talesmen about this big saving! OLDS-CADILLAC DIVISION Surplus War Goods Material . Special For March "Rainy Day" New pciI government tarpaulins, ill 15'x21'. weight IS os. maUrial, waUrproofed and fire proofed, complete with ropA. Fine for covering all mater ials, truck covers, lumber, cement, supplies, etc. Special while they last, $29.50 each. Brand new 9'8"xl4'8" tarpaulins, 12 o. double filled green army duck. Excellent general utility covers. Price, $12.50 ea. Lot of 5 or more, $9.50 each. New government wall tents, U'xU', with 4' walls. Mad of green waterproofed and flreproofed canvas, approximately 15 os. material after waterproofing. Fine for sleeping ac commodations for four peopl, hunting parties, etc. Com plete with rope, poles and hardwood pins. Each, $38.50. Two-man mountain tents, new nylon. Cost to government $40.00 each. Price, $14.95 each. Government single down sloping bags complete with sip per. Used like new. Wonderful value. Price $12.50 each. Government double down sleeping bags complete with sip- per. Ud like new. Pile, $20.00 each. Marine blankets, new, 100 wool, Sise 81"x84". Each $7.50. U. S. army khaki blankets, 100 wool, 4 to 4H lb. Excel lent condition. Price, $6.50 each. New arctic all rubber overshoes, 5-buckle, approximately 12" tops. Site 8 to 12. Per pair, $5.25. Storage can, 64-gallon capacity. A heavy galvanised (teel container with tight fitting cover that make it virtually moisture proof, dirt proof and vermin proof. Excellent for storing stock feed, chicken feed, vegetable, d grain, etc' Price, $5.95 each. New government ruckaack or packsack. Cost government $14.00 each. Special, $3.95 each. Canteens, new, enamel lined, 2 H -gallon capacity. Round, with adjustable shoulder strap. Each, $2.50. Unused Jeep cans with spout. Price, $1.50 each. Field desk new. A desk with four compartment and three drawer built within , a portable trunk. Lock and hinges on trunk. Excellent for general utility dek, child' room, work room, etc. Special, $12.00. Above price ar f.o.b. Seattle. Send check or will ship C.O.D. Washington order must include 3 State Sale Tax. SURPLUS WAR GOODS, INC. 208-210 Third Avenue South Seattle 4, Washington By MARY O'BRIEN Second game in the Modford Klamath basketball series will be played on Pelican court to night. After tho game the Teen-Age Can teen will be open for dancing party. Rending o ( proposed stu dent body con s 1 1 1 u t lo nal amend m euts r tils- I -"V as the I , S ior of If , f '' n stu- a. I . and their cussion was main ord business in stu dent congress Mary O'Brien activity period today. Amend ment recently written Include the K-Club's amendment regard' ing the wearing of Ictlermen'i stripes and sweater. The other two amendments c o n o e r n whether or not baseball will be come a major sport in KU and the possible elective method of choosing traditions committee members. In looking over the El Rodeos of past years It Is Interesting to note a comparison oi ine granc averages of honor students from year to year. For Instance, Joyce Sample placing fourth from tho top for this year witn a grauo average of 1.1 US and Gaylord Uplngton who placed fifth from the top with a grade average of 1.193 have exactly the same grade averages oi tne valedicto rian and salutaturlan respective ly of the class of '44. Three Seamen Die In Coast Storm COOS BAY. March 5 t'l The const guard reported today that tnree men wero nnnarci me shark fishing boat "Alice M" which sank off the north Jetty Sunday during a gale. Wreckage of the Coos Bay bont was Identified by Mrs. Louis Gtiedon. The coast guard said she listed her husband and two crewmen, trncst Chapman, 90, and Leonard St. Jacque, 46, aboard tho 65-foot craft. Two men were observed on the sinking vessel. One man was swept to sea as It went down. The second slipped from his hold on the wreckage as a coast ?uard lifeboat drew within SOO cet of the man. Three .California men were rescued from their bivit by a Coos Bay boat off Heceta head during the same storm. 7th A Klamath W A 3(01 iiai,b wawi, siiMit mu. r. Wesiern Task Groups End Antarctic Exploration ABOARD THE USS MT, OLYMPUS, Mnrch (I W) Cnpl. Charles Bond's western tusk group ended its polar explora tory operations Inst night, com pleting all activities of the great est expedition ever made to the Antarotlc. Ships In the eastern and cen tral groups of the nnvy expedi tion led by Admiral Richard E. Byrd already have started tho homeward trip. The western task group's three Mni'ln'-r seaplanes made 2A photographic mapping flights while tho mnthei ship, the Curri tuck, steamed 3800 miles around the cons', of An.xrcticn. The planes photographed 3 8 5,000 square miles in an area much of wnlch was never charted before, Ships of tin. western and east ern task groups came within AUTOMOTIVE Klamath Dealers Offer Used Car and Auto Servlcei WE HAVE IN STOCK 1 Pointer Willamette 35 ft. 2-axle flatbed semi-trailer. 1 Pointer Willamette double spring logging trailer. 1 Curco Junior Arch 1 sack cement mixer 1 Plaster mixer 1 Used Caterpillar Deisel 80 with Le Tourneati Angle Doer. I Used IHC-Palmer Delsel 20 KW-S0 cycle single phase generating plant. Grader blades. LET'US REBUILD YOUR LOGGING TRAILER WITH A POINTER WILLAMETTE WEST POINTER SUSPENSION Distributor for Adams Graders, Link-belt Speeder Shovel and IHC Industrial Tractors and Power Unit. Howard Cooper Corp. 65! Market Phone 6403 3-7 DALE'S USED CARS II Main Phone 8218 1941 Chrysler New Yorker 4 Dr. Sedan, R. St II. $2180 1041 Ford 2-Dr. Sedan. Radio and Heater $1233 1S40 Pontlac 8-PaMenger Ope. R. it H ... 11330 1939 Lincoln Zephyr Con. Club Coupe $978 1939 Ford 2-Dr. Sedan. Rndlo and Heater $768 1937 Dodge 4-Dr. Sedan. Radio and Heater , $793 1937 Lincoln Zephyr 4-Dr. $363 1938 Olds 2-Dr. R. te H. $493 1936 Ford Pickup $433 1938 Bulck 4-Dr. Sedan .. $393 1935 Chev. 2-Dr. Sedan .. $395 1933 Dodge 4-Dr. Sedan $393 1933 Plymouth 2-Dr. Sdn. $393 1933 Chev. 4-Dr. Sedan .. $363 1933 Ford Coupe $363 1933 Chev. 4-Dr. Sedan .... $103 1931 Chev. Truck, long wheel base - $325 1930 Dodge Sedan $93 WE BUY WE SELL WE TRADE LET US PAY YOU WHAT YOUR CAR IS REALLY WORTH. FOR BEST BUYS BE WISE SEE DALE 3 8 REAL ESTATE Klomoth Brokers Offer Property for Sole, Rent and Leose FOR SALE Three-bedroom home, living room and dining room, kitchen with lota of built-in. One bed room downstairs 'and both, two up. Double' garage, frostproof room. One acre. Excellent buy, $6800, term. 160 acres, 29 acres under irri gation, 30 acre of dry land, home and outbuilding. Excel lent little dairy. $6000. 1K90 om 9.ftn itpr under nil. tivatlon, alfalfa and grain; fenced and cross-fenced. Taylor grazing, Six-room home, water pressure system. Barn 50x30. $10 per aero, Term. : STOCK RANCHES in Eostern Oregon, Burns, Stccns Moun tains, and other types of farm. Call us for details. See Henry Ncwhouse, at T. B. WAITERS Realtors 107 So. 7th Phone 4193 (Evenings and Sundays, , phone 8048) 3-5 NOTICE! 1 have a buyer for 18 to 20 acres, who would like to locate on Keno highway, vicinity of between the Holliday Ranch and Keno, with modern home, etc. If you have such to offer please let me hear from you. Wesley M. Sharpies ' Realtor 116 So. 11th Phone 9216 3-8 wanNMKAT. '" '' 400 lo 800 mlles of meeting and, counting their plane flights, al most circumnavigated the south polar continent, Expedition officials said Bond's group had n gup of only about a00 to 280 mlies hi the arcu of tho Leopold and Aatrld coast In Its photographic cover age over Its 3000-mllo route, Its activities were halted before a new visit could bo made to Bunger'a ousls an unevplalned urea of unfrozen lakes inland on the continent. Tho western group Is en rout to Snyder whllo the eastern group, which started northward Monday Is to visit Rio De Janeiro for six day on the return trip, arriving there about March 18. City Dellvsry Service. Ph. 1417. LOMBARD LEADS AGAIN! Exclusive Granitize Service The modern method of treating automobilo finishes. GRANITIZE SOLUTION con tains a patented material which leaves a hard, dry, granite-like finish. It produces very high , lustre which cannot be obtained by the hand method of polish ing. There Is nothing "like'' Granitize. Grunitiie cleans, pol ishes and leaves a lasting pro tective coating. It I not neces sary to wax a Granitlzed car. This solution is made for ma chine work and a trained oner. ator Is necessary for the best results. WE WILL CALL FOR AND DELIVER YOUR CAR . . . SHINING LIKE NEW For 1-day service Dial 3138 Lombard Motors 322 So. 6th M-W If It Will Pay You Te Get your auto glass installed at Kimball Glass Shop We Have a Large Supply of Auto Glass 527 Walnut Phone 737B 703lf MORE CASH For your car. Any model 1922 to 1942. Yes, we ar still paying more cash for your used car. Drive In . To Our Big Used Car Lot and get our offer before you ;ll. Motor Mart 123 Main Street 3-7 In Poe Volley 1800 aero.i3n5 acres cultivated of which 200 acre aro irri gated, Cropped in alfalfa, clover and grain. Three modern houses, large barn .with alfalfa meal plant. All modern equip ment, including caterpillar, wheel tractor, truck, hammer mill, 38 head cattle, purebred Hereford bull, two saddle horses, Terms can be arranged. In Klamath Falls On new 4-lane highway, garage and service station, Well stock ed, All modern equipment. $8000 down, bnlnncc good term at 4V4 per cent interest, Contact F. E, JIGGAR, with M. L. JOHNSON 412 Main Phone 8113 Nights, 3076 3-8 In Klamath Falls Pumice, tile and brick plant on railroad siding. Also good (treet for trucking, Produces 2000 blocks per 8-hour shift. Oner, atod by three men. All modern equipment. Net Income approxi mately $2000 per month. $6000 down, balance good term. Duplex Four blocks from city center. One 4-room and one 8-room. Completely furnished. Terms can be arranged. Contact F. E. JIGGAR, with M. L. JOHNSON V 412 Main P Phone 8113 Night, 3078 ' : 3-5
