Navy Still Busy In Jap
Waters With Smuggling
Patrol And Rescue Work
, TIIKVO, July t M'l 'I'lia V. H.
Navy liaa Just aliuut ileinlllliarlied
what's left lit I hp Juiae)ee fleet kilt
II illll hill Hiirk In ihi In these waters,
Vita Ailllllliil Ifiilierl M Cllllllll
whu I'liiiiiiiamls United Htates Nnvul
Purees In thit Knr Kaat, saltl totlay
lliern null will be Jiiiiiurie HliljipInK
1(1 Wlltt'll, 1111(1 HIHI-filllllUKIIIlU pa-
liuln will I mho Hi tin iimlliluiiirtl
hIiiiiK Willi a IiviIiiikiiiiiIiIo oftlie
mill alr-sra rt'fti.'llo wink,
'flip show nf f cji-i't In Hit preM'tire
in u. a. uuiniiiiH in nut iIImouiiicu
either.
(Irlfflii IlilrmU In lull halt In
iiiliieaweeilii- oirriil!im. The naval
Lava Beds
Monument
Travel
Up
l.ava ItrtU imtlniijtl mmiuinriit U
lit Ihf mliUl of mir nf llir hlju!
travel eraum In It lilatnry, m
runlltir lo Don Ftalirr, monumrnt
riutoiltan.
June mw 4Mb" vUllur In lit l.ava
Hr1, mill tti yrar vinlrit June SO
rrrnrdnl a vUltatlun vnlum of 30.
7.17 nrraima a romiiarrtl wllh 23.3'.!K
hi prrv In lift yrar.
KUIirr ail Urn I about 30 prr rrttt
nf Hi tmvrl Into tltr I mx it ltrU It
hr cam frmn utlirr lain than Cali
fornia anil Orrsnii. I.aat month, M
atatra. Hawaii. Canada nn Kgypt
wrri rnprrnrnlnl,
i AnioilK Die viMtnni In Jim M
Ahmed Ktiihrr! mul Ibtuhln Klfnal,
Ixith from Calm, Kttypt, who art.
HtmlritU at (Ih? Ihllvrrnliy of Cali
fornia. ItuatU Improved
fisher ahII that miiHidr ruble road
linproVriflrnl wotk In Itrlnit rarrirtj
nil In the Imx lictl. II H. Hhllko,
Itivhwity riiKlnrrr fur rruion No. 4
nf Iho null mm I nark arrvi. m nt
, tfi? innnnmniL lmit mrrk and ap
proved. lie malntmanre program
linw under war.
Jim Orr U the nrrmanrnt ranger
at, the Ijiv ll-W. Ired Hrhrpmaii,
North lie nd ktIhhiI (earlier, la pend
ing hla fourth lummer on the ranier
ataff. Other working there Include
Kaaarll Frame, OKC graduate a(u
dent; William J. Mill, Hlanford
graduate; Kugene Nlluka, t'nlvemlty
of California; Vivian Toiler. I', of C.
gradual Undent In art who la the
lookout on Krhonrhln butte; Italph
Maiwell. Klamath ralU. head of the
road rrew; Itrure llulehlna, Hla
ronaln. and John htluka, et-nary
man. member a of the road rrew.
'IVo fue Kiianla are yrl to be em
ploy rd.
City Commission
Men Face Vote
IIKNL). July a "V Another wire
tion lino July 'XX will tlrtermlnr
whet liar tin id 'a tlurr-miin nty
cornm.u.m. will n-nmiu In oldie.
In ail earlier election hrre Mon
day the vote waa to abandon the
commiUm and art up a aeven-nmn
rncninlaMon. Vntern aUo approved a
city binltfrt carrying a tax levy of
914 ouh.
In the July 22 elerllmi a charter
ameiulmrnt, projKrd by the city
rommlulon, will b at alnke, It
ralla for a fire-man rmnmlMlon. If
voten aualttln the aevan-man com
mlaalon In that election, the prraent
commlaaKinrrn will Irave olfica.
School District
To Vote Again
KUOKNK. July 3 r4.-Fmir rural
I.ane county arhool diMrlrta will
have lo vote aRnln on their proposal
to ronaolidate.
The Lane county rourt. after
lierln(r charKea here of "vote rid-
5lng"' and other (rrrvularllles In the
une 35 balloting, ruled the election
Invalid. The vol then wan In favor
of connnlKliitlnn. A new data haa
not been art.
Argenlinn will not allow Importa
tion of orattiirfl between July 1 and
October 31 of ench year.
"Now hr'i my platform,
folks ..."
"I'm in favor of milk we hnliim run
ml with a ipoonlnn' lh.il means 1
want more rcnncl-cmUnJi."
When children tire of drinking lo
murh milk, let Ihem ml part of it as
delicious rennct-cusliiril desserts. Then
it'P tnstc (lilTcrcnl every day, and the
rennet enzyme makes il even easier to
digest. Kasy lo make, too no crrs,
no cookinR lo lake your lime, destroy
prcciouBvitamins. Gcl"Jimket"Brand
Rennet Tabids today and give your
family a treat!
Make rennet-nistnnls with either
"Junket" Hrand Kennel Tabids not
sweetened or flavored add sugar and
flavor to taste; or "Junket" Kcnnct
i'owdcr six flavors, already sweet
ened. Hoi It at all grocers. Write
"Junket" Hraml Foods, Division ol
f'hr. Hansen's Laboratory, Inc., Dept.
N-7, Little Falls, N. Y.,for free sample
ol "Junket" Rennet Tablets.
NO fOl
WORTH
WAN
I T
Fituing Mix
JUHKKT
BRAND Qtmk
... U!u
conns oiwi ""
MUNKKTfl. lha l...l.-miH oOhr. Il.ni.n'l
l.tlMiratonr, Inc., tor II. r.nn.1 nd oth.r fond
ducl.,.odl.rolil..ilnlh.U K..O.I' .n.ili
Vniiiiiiuiiilrr hrllrvm mint nf tlx)
inliira not ilralruyrd are now Inrl
Intlvr. i'lin U. H, Nuvy biimlied uiul tor
lietliiril the bulk ul tint Jiiiianvie
ili'fl In war uH.Hlliin. Vviii.il mcll
piitliiu lui ci'ii arrived, Imwever, lliry
liiunil riioimli cninbnl ulilpii lo Sunn
a luililn fliilllla. Many were da
mnum! but could liuvn b'en repaired.
Carrlrra Hcraiipril
Jupiiiipue working under Amerl
ciin direction have scrapped unveil
ulicrntl cnrilern or rncoit currlera,
(our urulMUH and three auxiliaries
which were opcriilitble or at leaat
towiihln nl war's end.
Another carrier and cruiser were
ri'llonti'il and scrapped. One old
Ijiilllinhlp was rained, anil neasJy
sciapiieil. Hull another carrier Is be
Iiik resurfaced for scrapping. The
J a I in or m need the steel.
'I liree oilier ilumagril ballleslilps
anil rla hi rrulorr. have been trlinnied
by aeellrne lurrlies of evrrylhlng
abuve Ilia walerllne, rrilllrlm them
III el frit In II (loatllll piles ul steel,
hverv uperable ulimurlim found af
ter the surrender was limed to sea
and seiil lu the bottom; Inoperable
Ulldrrseaa eraft have been aVrapped.
More than 1 10,000 tons, of steel
have been reallwd from the wrap
ping promnin, all of which has been
handed over to the Japanese for In
diiMrliil tine.
UupiMltion of niont of remaining
Japanese combat ships will be car
ried out this summer with transfer
of 7 destroyers and destroyer es
corts among the United Htates. So
viet Riiuia. Ilrltaln and China.
Clrlffln did lint say what the
United Htates Intends to do with the
veels II draws. Home will be used
for Israel practice.
Helicopttr Use
Held Successful '
FOHTl.AND. Ore.. July J o'i
llonnevllle ixiwer administrations
experiment In using a helicopter lo
jwtrol its imwer lines apearcd lo
be proving successful today.
Leland V. Murray, sii)erlnteiiderit
of ti-ansmlsslon malnicmuie. niil
the helicopter had been able to do
the woik of 30 men In checking the
lines. "It enables our men lo see
more things faster and better than
any other way, and la a perfect so
lution to our patrol problem," Mur
ray said.
During the three month trial,
Pilot John Hteen had only one mis
hap. He was forced Into an emer
gency landing when the engine lost
power, bin he managed to take off
from a road shortly afterward and
continue the flight.
No Special '
Session Slated
OI.YMPIA. July 3 ),'. Governor
Wellgren reiterated today that he
will not call a special session of
the state legislature unless a noil
of the legislators Indicated such a
session mlgnt result In mnditieaiion
o( laws passed by the last legisla
ture
Wellgren restated his views after
a reporter suggested that the 16
minority democratic slate senators
may request the governor to call
a stieelal session to modify social
seeurlty laws when they meet with
him July 8.
Wallgren said the social security
laws passed by the last legislature
had resulted lu some hardship cases
but "It would do no good lo call
them i the legislators i bark Ifethey
leei tnai me laws iney passed are
satisfactory."
Serve your country and help your
self while you are a civilian by Join
ing your new naval reserve.
BETTER HEALTH!
NeaMfrkaMa '"H
OfMfwf aaa Caka
A'laaonfa
uric Uhar
Traalad vltboul Noaptl.1
Opartton
Wrila or call lor nrl
tfarerlptrve Boealat
le A. H. at J J.Sf.
Haiaw SS.a itf, rWaaMtay, fruUf mmlit $
Dr. C. I. DEAN CLINIC
MytftJ m4 Irf
H I. Comer t, Riimaldei end Grand Avtnu
Telephone lAil 3J10. Ponltuid 14. Orvooa
, ,
. n YOUR WATCH OR C10CK P
All Watches Timed W
For Accuracy L
By Preciiion :
Worch Timers . C T2R?7IvHi
DAY SERVICE
RfiardUM or the are or the mike of
your olnrh r watrh, we can pal H
In err, rule working errier. The fin
eel equipment an factory tnelbodi
utea.
FINE ENGRAVING
WHILE YOU WAIT
RING SETTING AND
SIZING . '
PEARL AND BEAD
RESTRINGING
R 17
701 MAIN ST.
CARNIVAL
toes l4i v wis Timor mm l m MC s s s.t otl 73
"You don't have to look daggers at them when they only
give a dime, Deacon we get them at the Friday night
bingo partief '
Camp Fire
News
Thirty-two girls participated In
the Gypsy Itendcvouz campout
Tuesday. June 34. on the Oeary
ranch. Nino groups were represent
ed, with a staff of three leaders,
Mrs. Ijiwrence French, Mrs, John
MeAiidrews. and Mrs. Austin Mc
Mulion, nresenl. A pennant was
given en, meal lo the group show
ing the best cooeratlon In their
planning, preparation, serving, and
clean-up. Tile Bonansa camp fire
group, supervised by two Horlran
rltib members, were named the best
of all around campers and won the
pennant.
The girls Inked a half mile Into
camp Willi their pucks and began
preparations for dinner. Oroups of
four and six girls worked over
hobo stoves, reflector ovens and pit
fires making biscuits, cheese bread,
"duff." "nuchlta." veal stew and
many other outdoor recipes.
Bklts. singing, story telling, folk
dancing and the dyeing of gay gyp
sy scarfs served as diversions for
the outdr cooks.
Mrs. French will not meet with
her Camp Fire group Thursday.
July 3. but Beverly Kohn, taking
her Torchbearer craftsmen In citi
zenship, will teach the girls the art
of symbolism.
ljite registrations for the second
week of camp are still being accept
ed In the office.
The hymn, " From Orccnland's Icy
Mountains" was written In 16 min
utes by Bishop Heber.
SEE THE
NEW
HOFFMAN
Home
Air Conditioning
System
For
Offlres
Small Homes
Store Buildings
Before You Buy
Shop
PADE and TITTLE
Sheet Metal Works
231 Market Phone 36IS
9 Oil,;.' i
9 A U'.'H
IN 5
Hap win a
: ' --. 7 ,J l
B) Dick Turner
Fuel Shortage
Situation Tense
WASHINOTON. July 2 (Fi Max
W. Ball aald today the chances ol 1
avoiding widespread fuel shortages 1
next winter depend upon a half
dozen "Ha" Including no strikes In
the steel, rail, coal and refinery In- :
duslrles. '
Ball, who la director of the In
terior department's oil and gaa di
vision, appeared before the house
commerce committee which Is In- '
vestlgatlng the general petroleum '
situation. i
Interesting facts
la EcKh month the U. S. Department of Labor
publishes a Commodity Index. This index re
cords the rise and fall in wholesale prices of
some fifty-odd basic commodities grains,
meats, shoes, woolens, coal, lumber, gasoline.etc
The wholesale prices of these commodities
determine your cost of living.
AUG. DEC. A06. MAR. MAR..
175 1939 1941 1945 1946 1947
,50 : :)406
AVERAGE OF
ALL
COMMODITIES
I2S
1926 !
75 75.0 ' S PETKOtgUM
J lJ I
' 4a Now let's look at the prices of petroleum
products. From August, 1939, until tate in 1946
petroleum prices lagged way behind other com
modities. Only when regulations were lifted
was the oil industry able to make up some of
the disparity. But even with the latest price
rises, petroleum products are still 18 lower
than they were in 19)16,
..-'. V
(UNION Oil COMPANY
Vet's Mail Bag
At a sdrvlce to vsUiran. In th rom
munlly, Ihls nw.papr will publish an
oi'ea.lonal column of nawa brief, from
Ilia valarana administration. For furlhar
Information, valarana should contart or
wrlla thslr naara.t VA conUol office4 at
Klamath rail..
IIIHAIII.Kf) VKTH OKT
VtXJAIIONAI, TKAININO
More than 7100 disabled veterans
of World War II In Uie Pacific
Northwest are now In training under
the provisions of the Vocational Re
habilitation Act, John W. Corrla,
Northwest -director of the Veterans
Administration vocational rehabili
tation and education service, re
ports. As of June 1, approximately 68 per
cent of those In training were en
rolled In colleges, universities and
other educational Institutions. The
remaining 41 per cent were taking
Job training In business and Indus
trial establishments.
In addition to meeting the eligi
bility requirements for O. I Bill
benefits, a veteran who desires voca
tional rehabilitation must have a
service connected disability and
must show a need for vocational
training to overcome hla handicap.
Disabled veterans who are In
terested In vocational rehabilitation
should write or visit their nearest
VA contact office.
a
IHKL'E DATE IMPfRTANT
ON . I, INSURANCE
Veterans who reinstate their Na
tional Service Life Insurance poli
cies may allow them .to lapse a sec
ond time through misunderstanding,
the Veterans Administration cau
tions. Upon submission of the reinstate
ment application with accompanying
comparative health statement and
two monthly premiums, the veteran
assumes he has a month before an
Dr. John A.
Negrevski
Children's Dentistry
Exclusively ,
Phone 9310- 731 Main
Klamath Falls
OP CALIFORNIA
IMCORPORATID IN CALIFORNIA. OCtOIII 17, IHI
other payment la due. Because the
VA ca'nnot change the original day
of the month on which the policy
was effective, a premium may be
due within a week or two, or even
a day after reinstatement payments
are In the mall.
Thus, a .veteran whose effective
date Is on the first of the month
may reinstate on the twenty-fifth
and have only live days before an
other prcmulin la due.
Borne protection la offered by the
thirty-one day grace period. How
ever, If a veteran counta on that
time, and In addition believes he has
thirty days between payments, his
policy will lapse.
Veterans who are not sure of the
day of the month their policies are
effective are advised by the VA to
make all subsequent payments with
in a thirty day period as a safety
measure.
I .
QUESTION OP THE WEEK
Q. I received my discharge from
the Navy more than two years ago.
I have not at any time collected re
adjustment allowance. Am I now
Ineligible to receive such payments?
A. Readjustment allowances are
available at any time within two
years after discharge or two years
after the official end of the war,
whichever la later. As the war Is :
not officially terminated, you have!
FRIDAY
NIGHT
Dancing 10 Till 2
Music by
about your cost of
2. Sine prices don't mean much unless you
compare them with something; the Commodity
Index uses 1926 as a base year. Whatever
commodity's price wa3 in 1926 is 100. If its
price today is 30 higher for example its
index number will be 130. If it is 20 lower,
it will be 80.
March, 1947
Price index of some other commodities
y LIVESTOCK k POULTRY .... 216.0
g FRUITS S. VEGETABLES 141. S
SHOES . 171.5
jf HOSIERY 4 UNDERWEAR . . . 100. t
BITUMINOUS COAL 143.6
MOTOR VEHICLES 1)1.2
JO LUMBER ......... 269.3
aaj FURNITURE ...... 120.0
5a m fact, of 53 separate commodities listed on
the Labor Department Index, only 5 are lower
than petroleum tires and tubes (73.0),- crude
rubber (52.9), silk (73.2), rayon (37.0) and
possibly electricity (figures not available since
March, 1946). All the rest except mixed ferti
lizers (96.3) are not only higher but over 100
the 1926 price level.
ITI1ALO KIWI, Klaaaalk Vans, Ora.
at leist two years before your ell
glbllty Is up.
a
In Oregon. 2583 disabled veterans
of World War II are now In train
ing with the aid of the Vocational
Rehabilitation Act, Zeno H. Dent,
Veterans Administration training of
ficer for this area, reported today.
As of June 1, about 67 per cent
of these were enrolled in colleges,
universities and other schools, while
the other 43 per cent were taking
Job training In business and Indus
trial plants. About 800 Oregon es
tablishments now have disabled ex-
Klamath Business College
733 Pino St.
Enroll now for Special Summer Study or
for a Complete Business, Course. .
irv a r
VMALIN
9
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Pappy Gordon's Oregon
AUG. DEC. AU& MAR. MAR.
1999 1941 1945 1946 1947
179 1 1 1 71 177.5 BuitOiN
MATtRIAlS
. 167.6 FOOO
to f-r
if
i:
It 4 I33- '
us w -r-y- CLCirim
" s-
4 .' " tt U6MT
-in-
'67.2
' 1 1 1 1 1 '
3 Heares what has happened to such essential
things as food, clothing, fuel and light, and
building materials since 1939 the last year
before the war in Europe began to affect prices.
U. S. Department of Labor Statistics through March,
1947 last figures available when this advertisement
went to press.
4. In all falrnou to other industries it should
be pointed out that they haven't been able to
offset their increased labor costs with techno
logical improvements to the extent that the oil
industry has. Furthermore, those technological
improvements would never have come along
o fast if at all without the incentive of
America'i free, competitive economy.
TKU tenee, ponord by tht people of VnUm Oil Company k
dedicated to a dieeueeion efkow and why American butineee
function. We hope you'll feel free to tend in any tuggeetione
tr eritieieme you have to offer. Writ: Ihe President, Union Oil
Company, Union Oil Building, Lot Angelet U, California.
AatltMA'S Wit IIIIBOM IB Fill IHHIFIIM
WIDNIBDST. illy t, tilt, ran
Ola working and receiving training
under publto law 18.
Besides meeting eligibility reautre
menu fur O. I bill benefit, a vet
eran who wants vocational rehabltu
tallon training must have a service,
connected disability and must show
a need for training to overcome hH
handicap. Dent explained.
Veterans desiring voostlonsl re
habilitation may apply at the VA
office at Post Office Building Kla
math Falls, Oregon. ,
For buying, selling, trading, use
The Herald and News Want Ada for
quick results.
Phone 4760
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