Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 11, 1947, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextV Chiloquin Folk Proud Of Panthers In Tourney Play By DABLENE WOLFF ClULOUIN, Mil roll U Gaily d.-urutud cum uovurod with llk-ii-wtoa of Pmillitu. Uuv led nortli to Arlliitin curry iii IochI buakollmll lima. Tliity wuro on tliulr wuy to ultlicr clmcr thti It'uin lo 'victory or console It In IU loan, f'lniira wuro croasud, fur Iwu iliiyuiu of tlio flint five wuro uiiiiIjIu tu luku their uauiil uliico. All-slur Cllllla KiiiiiiIkiiii auf cruel a auvoruly apriiim-d iinkli', thu new uf willed hud ui'Uiu uln.d llin entire cuiuinuiilty Mt'ltliln anvcrul luiuiM und when Itciiio Mlnitto, uii ril, hcuii'i tu Xlmp f rum ii aliiilni'il IlKiuni'iit. Jl o ruoturii ruiiudcd up ciucl luck chui'ni, Althoimh tint cuiuiniiiilty full H kMII lll)'"llll""'"t WllCMI till' triiin lust nut III the limrni-y, ll In extroninly proud of thut lin prrsalvc 24 atriilglil wImn, nnil consoled by thi furl thut, with Mkiulo on tlm hcncli und llinml liun pliiyhiK milmtltiitc, thn tciim cored 40 point iiuiiIiimI I'liMuiunt illll und lixit to Myitln Creek hy only nno point, I.ocul rooter ui'e ulieudy cul eulutinit the Improvement thu inidrruriida will nuiko In piny. Jim ability by next aeiiHon unci ire miylnif tlinnka to llurkcr, Mlnuto und G. Ilutcher fur Ihelr oxcnllont purforniiincn in tllla, their lual year of mull acliool competition, Tliusti who mudn the trln to Arllnulon Included the uooulur Couch und Mm. Joe Miller. Su perintendent of School Cjcorxo Miller, those 10 I'linllmra. Miiii-Kur Tony Unlve, Howard Llidrriiuin. Mnrv Monk. Mnrla Jovce DuHiiIm. .Iiivne Flni-v Cieoriihi I'rlebe, Uletu Mutliia, dene I'uue, Hone Murle Floyd, Heverly lloyei, Mr. und Mra. C'liiirluii Ktevena, Hon Jones, Mra, Kenneth itoherla, 1)111, Klene und Alice Murle Pohll, Mr. und Mra. Li'Hoy Cienwer, l-cltny iiiul Donnle, Mra, Wuyno Nlehmia nnil LoiiIno, Mra. George. Iteed mid Kenneth. Mr, und Mm. KreldmuM Kirk und children, Vernon Norvull und Bill, John A- ih, Mra. Lee llntcher, Wiivne und Jeaale, Mra. Joo Miller Sr., Mra. Ethel Joe, Dew ey Mult, Fill I und Hoh Wnmpler, Mr. und Mra. Ted Nlcholnon, El im..e, Lou Kllen mid Patricia, Mr. und Mra. Cecil tlnlrd unii children, Mra. Merrill lloppe, Wlllurd Hull, Mra. Goaa Knulk ler, Mr. und Mra, Don Com pimue, Wilbur Fcriiuion, Lntiro und Evu brlK, City Delivery Service. Ph. 8417, Skin Grafted On Joe's Heel BALTIMORE. Murch II ll'l A akin xruft will be performed loduy on the left neel of Joo DIMuKkio to clone u alow heal ing wound which hua kept tho New York Yankee aluKKcr out of aprlim practice and probably Will cuuao him to mlaa opening of the major league aeuxon April 14. Tho Yunkco clouter Mid u bono apur removed one mouth ago und thu wound fulled to cloao properly, t'hyalcluna wild It will be from lour to aix weeks beforo DIMugglo can ex pect to pluy after today's oper ation. Tlie akin for the graft will be taken from DIMugglo'i body, Olivera Draws VANCOUVER, B. C March 11 (A1) A hard-punching Tony Olivera. 1122-pound Sun I'runcls co battler, curried tho fight to Vancouver')! Jackie Turner, 120, Itiat night, but ended all oven after 10 rounds. Billy Town-end, highly re garded light heavyweight, acorcd u two-round knockout over Sun Frunclaco'a Willie Purker. Town wnd, of Spokuno, weighed 172, Parker 105. Cluaalf.od Ada Bring Reaults. '0 BOTTLED 1 BOND RYE exclusively for gentlemen who appreciate the fitter things of life OllllltstW e vniiii onriuiai or Auiaic. me. NIW V0K I. N. r. STRAIGHT WMISKCV Kentucky Gets First Seeding NEW YORK, Murch 10 (01 In a amiill, (elect tourney any thing con happen but nevcrtho. les the expert today prepared to hoiat themaclvca high on the limb for old Kentucky in the National Invitation tournament at MudlKon Square Garden. Tho NIT'b committee, after examining tho recorda of the eight teaina. hud tho aume Idea and yeaterdiiy they made the mighty Wildcat!, winner of H2 out of :i4 game and defend ing chumpiii.-ia, the top need with West Virginia (18-1) ec oud, Duquoane (21-1) third, and North Carolina State (24-4) fourth, WASHING MACHINE SERVICE mmmm All Make! Phone 8805 TUCKER STEINKAMP APPLIANCES Equlr Bldg. ATTENTION FARMERS! You're Invited to Family Party j. w. KERNS Monday, March 17 O Machinery Displays O Movies: "Pot of Gold" Comedy starring Poulerte Goddard, Jamet Stewart; Animated Cartoon; "Future Former." ' , O Lunch Served at Noon ThU program la of ipecial InUreat to all farmeri. Door pritea. fun and entertainment for everyone. Come and bring your family and friend! jl.W.IKlEIHlS II Farm Equipment Oil 1 o Math Su Klamath Falls, Ortga Money Raising SALEM, March 11 VP) Bual neaamen here have mapped a campaign to raiae an additional $600 needed to finance the Salem Page Woolen on their trip a Oregon rcpreacntotlve to the national AAU tournament in Denver. The team received SS18 toward coat of the trip as a re sult of their atate tournament victory In Portland. Many of tho familiar flower Been In American garden are found in the design of Oriental rugs, for roses, poppies and oth er common garden flowers are native to the Orient. BEKAI.D Jj NFWS, Klamlk falli, Ot. TUESDAY, Mank It, Mil. t1 NtM TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long, Short Trips Move Youraelf Save H STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 . 1201 Eaat Main Income. Tax Return. . Financial Report , , C. C. Overeem Phono 1104 Wilnat frl lalrsnr -CwmhIiI Aril Ballll!f ' Hovj you can help VUft ACSfJlY SO ITS PART FOR PEACE A MESSAGE FROM THE SECRETARY Of WAR With the Prenident'g propo.snl for the discontinuance of Selective Service on March 31, America will rely on voluntary enlixtmenta for the maintenance of tho Regular Army at author ized strength. In view of world condition today, this is a step ' of the gravest importance to every American citizen. Never bofore in history has any nation ' raised and maintained a million-man army by the volunteer system alone. Our ideals, our belief in individual freedom, our safety, our duty to pro- , mote world pence are bound up in this decision. This Is yonr Army, and voluntary enlistment ' is your choice. It must not fail. With your help it . will not fail. The Army must continue to provide adequate occupation forces overseas, to supply these forces, and to help in keeping America strong and secure. Your help and understanding can do much to encourage a steady flow of 8-year voluntary en listments, necessary to sound training and the efllcient performance of the Army's task. . When you discuss this subject with your sons, brothers, husbands or friends who may be con sidering an Army career, bear in mind the advan tages offered by a 8-year enlistment. Among them are the choice of branch of service and of overseas theater where openings exist, and the opportunity for training in valuable skills at Army schools. It is a high tribute to the loyalty and spirit of the rwa"ie "war 1 " 11 r-: r- V ''V v. American soldier that two out of every three men in the present Army are veterans men who have known the hardships of war and have chosen to continue their service. A job in the new Regular Army is a good job a job that compares favorably with the average in industry, and has more opportunities for promotion than moat. You can help by giving your respect and support to the man who enlists voluntarily to do his part in carrying out your country's world-wide obliga tions to build a peace that will endure. OHM "ClU u tZU1CK CEP I SECRETARY OK WAR FOR FULL INFORMATION REGARDING VOLUNTARY ENLISTMENT, CALL AT ANY U. S. ARMY RECRUITING STATION V Post Office Bldg., Klamath Falls, Ore. SALES CALENDAR NO. 15 WEEK BEGINNING MO N., MAR. 10, 1947 FOR VETERANS AND ALL OTHER TYPES OF PURCHASERS, UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED DESCRIPTION OF MATERIAL Miscellaneous Hard war. Itema, Mill Suppllea, Air Hone, KldKlnic Hardware Weldlnr Cutting Tlpa Welding Station. (Control). Jacka Boring; liar Automotive Beta, Et. Trucka, Buaaea, Auto Parti t Accessorlea.. Metal Working Machinery Metal Cutting Machines & Tooln.... Chain Holxta, Paper Iialer, Hand Trucka .. Mattr.aaea Motora Controllera Portable Cord Generators Miscellaneous Electric Supplies Miacellaneoua Auto ft Machinery Parts ft Equipment.... Miscellaneous Industrial Office ft Household Supplies and Household Furniture Oalley ft Kitchen Equipment -. Oenerator Seta D. C Bteam Driven Welder Part. . Miacellaneoua Steel Bar, Wire, Angle, Zinc Tape, Tee Bar . Miacellaneoua Medical, Laboratory ft Dental Supplies ft Equipment . Chain Holnts, Universal Joints, Balltop Rollers, Hand! Trucka Pumpe ft Spare Parts.. Office and Industrial Furniture- Locomotive Industrial Machinery ft Automotive Parts- Oil Purifier. Oil Filter.- Miacellaneoua Electrical Equipment ft Fittings. Fane (Ventilating) . Miacellaneoua Hardware Rigging ft Mill Equipment Valves, Fittings, Bolder, Lead Bedding, Canvaa Flying Clothing ft Misc. LInena Motora, A.C., Generator Set. Transformers, Bua Bars. Office Furniture, Office Machines, Engineering Supplies Lumber ., Miacellaneoua Electrical Items- Laundry Equipment Tractor Crane, Conveyors, Industrial Trailers, Chain Holata Welding Machinea ft Transformers, Voltage Control Unit 1 NATIONAL LISTING: Aircraft Write Portland Regional Of lie for: INVENTORY IN DOLLARS t 74,014.31 (1,113.40 23,076.30 1,325.00 40,280.83 21,197.78 13.137.S2 47.S78.00 138,093.7. 40,492.72 82.694.17 49,694.11 428,792.00 t7.7S0.7S IM6l.it 8.972.14 17,408.42 262.408.42 56.672.80 12,450.00 27.634.29 12.179.1S 127.354.45 55,226.06 40.467.32 46.166.39 78,366.71 28,280.00 79.852.31 16.679.30 45,356.62 127,045.11 30,363.18 20,266.29 SALE ENDS Mar. 17 Mar. 17 Mar. 17 Mar. 18 Mar. 18 . Mar. 18 Mar. 18 Mar. 18 Mar. 19 Mar. 19 Mar. 19 Mar. 20 Mar. 20 Mar. 20 Mar. 20 Mar. 20 Mar. 21 Mar. 24 Mar. 24 Mar. 24 Mar. 24 Mar. 24 Mar. 25 Mar. 25 Mar. 26 Mar. 25 Mar. 25 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 27 Mar. 27 Mar. 28 Mar. 28 Mar. 28 Continuous HOW TO BUY Fixed Price Sealed Bid Fixed Price Fixed Price Sealed Bid Sealed Bid Fixed Price Sealed Bid Sealed Bid Sealed Bid Sealed Bid Fixed Price Sealed Bid Sealed Bid Sealed Bid Fixed Price Sealed Bid Sealed Bid Fixed Price Fixed Price Sealed Bid Sealed Bid Sealed Bid Sealed Bid Filed Price Sealed Bid Fixed Price Fixed Price Fixed Price ft Sealed Bid Fixed Prlc. Fixed Price Fixed Price Sealed Bid Fixed Price Fixed Price SPECIAL OFFIRINO BY NUMBER ONLY PDO-l-71j PDO-6 4-751 007-761 PDO-07-778 - PDL-86-721 PDO-83-761 PDO-66-769 PDO-32-768 PDO-M-714 FDO-07-754 PDO-31-761 PDL-18-748 PDO-6 3-761 PDO-6 4-763 PDO-M-78. PDO-47-T81 PDO-46-747 PDL43-701 PDO-S1-777 PDO-02-77. PDO-02-775 PDO-61-772 PDL-61-758 PDO-01-77 PDO-16-760 PDO-96-771 PDO-6 4-714 PDO-61-780 PDO-31-761 PDO-7-781 PDO-2S-78 PDO-6 6-78 PDO-66-788 PDO-4.7tT Ct-736 Paste this coupon on a postcard and mail it TODAY! These sales listings describe the war surplus materials and tell how to pur chase. Additional information may be obtained by contacting: Customer Serv ice Division at the address below. r L TO WAR ASSETS ADMINISTRATION P.O. Bex 4062, Portland 8, Oragon Pleaae aend me the following war aurplus aalea listinga: O PDL-63-701 PDCMSS-767 n PDO-61-714 PDO-32-768 n PDO-16-716 O PDO-31-769 n PDL-86-722 O PDO-61-772 C6-738 . PDO-96-773 n PDL-18-748 PDO-02-776 M PDO-83-751 PDO-61-776 n PDO-64-753 PDO-31-777 n PDO-07-764 Q PDO-07-778 n PDO-07-756 PDO-62-779 n PDL-Sl-758 n PDO-61-780 PDO-66-769 Q PDO-72-781 n PDO-16-760 PDO-83-782 8PDO-S1-761 PDO-64-784 PDO-62-762 PDO-66-785 n PDC-84-763 . PDO-23-786 PDO-91-764 PDO-S4-787 Q PDO-47-765 Q PDO-65-788 Please aend the Sain Listing- to am At this addreaa: M,.44f4 . Street or R, F. D. City Wnat type of purchaaer are you? KFHN rj Vetsrana of World War n (For buslnsM, aarleal tural, or prof Malonal dm) n Small Buaia.Ba through RFC q Stat, or Local Oov.m mnt Q Non-Proflt InstituUe rn Comm.relal Buyer ....-. J MNOUNCEMWT! Only discharge papers are needed to buy at future sales to veterans of SET-ASIDE ITEMS certifl - cation no longer will be necessary for those items which include motor .vehicles, office furniture, I . medical, dental, and surgical equipment. 2 Watch the newspapers for information as to when and where these items are avwtaMeeW all itema on this SET-ASIDE LIST will be available ONLY IN LIMITED QUANTITIES. 3 Further information? may be obtained from Veterans Division at the address below, or Selective Service Boards, and various posts of Veterans organizations throughout the state. 4 This change applies ONLY TO SET-ASIDE ITEMS. Veteran's certification will still be required for all other surplus materials for business, agricultural or professional uses, or as a condition of employment. Visit War Assets Customer Service Safes Center at Swan Island and inspect samples of surplus materials for sale J&lVJt. PfOtpMtlv. buyer, are asked to confirm data, and commodities a. they are aubjset to AT!1 .hano. For further information about any of these offerings contact . . ; i mmi u ss vsm . I K 33 31 i ci