Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 07, 1947, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, AUG. 7, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE FIV1 . WEATHER OMKCION --Partly elmxly In imrlhwMt portion, ittl fair Ui partly rlmiily aUa wlwn tiiilay, loiilahl ami Friday; acat laiail light alltiwaia In imrlliwaal purllun anil a law wlil.'ly araltarail llttiiutar aturtna In minintalnai riailar oval In terior rnriayi Manila aoulhwaat wlmla off Uia foaat. KI.AMATII rAt.l. A.NI1 VICINITY -Kalr lialay anil rii'Uy; hull today M. low 411; hlll H'rlilay 114 NOIITIIKIIN 1'Al.tKJIINIA Claar to day, tonlalit and rilday. lint with ln almis coaat nlaitl ami moritlna; (aw lliumlaralniina naar inountalna of aa trama nortliarn tiortlon; roolar In In terior balay, lull allKhlly warntar In Valilral roaatal ravioli, mutlarala norlll waatarly wlmla oil voaal, Tu AUaks Hub Mltchrll. 1405 lliipc, It'tt WmliiMulity ItlKllt for I'tirtluiid whrrn lit) will Utks n plnno to Junrnu. lie hii fi ptwlUim u cttrpoiilcr with tliti l.ylr . Johnson caiMlructlnn. Mm. Mitchell expucti to Join hrr liunlmiid In Almku lutor ml. Tliry hnvr brni residents ol thli city uliice 1M0. Tu C'tiiifrrritMi Mr. mid Mm. Victor Vttnrk will Irnvo BuncUy, Annual 10. for Columbus, O., when they will utteiid the nutlonul con frrenc of the Mooao IralKe. Mr. Vrk U imnl Mcnlor renew of the Imal Women of the Moose, mid Vssrk Is int iiovernor. They will be gone about two week. Carila-Mltllttnd tirnntio will hitvo card parly ot 8:30 p, in. B.Umlny with liiblra for pinochle and five hundred. Thin will bo the Ist curd party of the summer and will be concluded with luncheon nerved by the club. The affair will be held In the grange hull. Kmergenry An emergency appen dectomy wee performed Wednesday afternoon at llllUkle hospital on lit tle Judith Ann. eight year old daughter of Mr. and Mr. Martin Drauner, 1337 Lookout. riy Koulh Charlea P. DrLap. county clerk: hla ton, Charlea f. Ue Lap Jr... and O. B. Coiad. county constable, started on a flying trip to Kan Kranclaco and back today. They are going to vult friends In the "City by the Ooldcn Uale" and plan to re turn on Sunday. Hroadraal-Al 11:16 p.m. Wednes day, Thurnlay and Trlday a aerlea of Interview! will be given over radio nation KKUW by Instructor of agriculture attending the current agricultural conference at Oregon Vocational school. Itoyal Neighbor! UNA will meet rrlday at 6 p. in. In the KO hall. A program la planned and there will be dancing after IocIko. The lodge will be opened for vlnltorn around 9 o'clock. At Klamath Vallry ftoimld and Donald Hiilcomb. twin sons of Mr.. Ituby llolcomb of S'.'oa Wlard, are pntlenu at Klnmuth Valley h pltnl where Uiey arc recovering from tonsillectomies. Looking Over Town Guy Kergu on. former matutger of Woolworllia more here and now operating a florist's shop In Reno, u In town visiting friends laat week. Huritrr Mrs. Al J. Jonca of 2636 Oettla la recovering from major aurgery performed today at Hillside hoaplul. Commute Meets There will be a meeting of the friendship com mltlee of the Women of the Moose at 2:30 p. m.. Friday. I'ark' I'lciile Klnmuth Pulls home extension unit will incot al Moore park Tuesday, Annual I 'J, al noon for it potlutk picnic, each member bringing u covered dish and lemonitde. Watermelon unci rolls will be furnished by the uull mid visitors are welcome. Treatment Onle I' orient, daugh ter bf Mr. and Mrs. C'li-mcnt 1'ur rest of KIHI'i Kbcrlvlu, Is receiving medical treatment lit Hillside hos pital today. tlrass Fire The city flro diiurt meul received a call lulu Wednes day morning to Hprlng and Wall to extinguish a small grass flro. No diimage wits done. Patient Virgil Chlldrrs of H65 Austin underwent major surgery today at Klamath Valley hospital. Ho Is an employe of the Ewuuiiu llox company. Crop Duster Names Unit Murcl Long, active In aerial agri cultural operations, has selected the name of "Parmers' Air Service" for hla business. A fleet of five planes Is main tained by Long for his work of con trolling weeds and lnsecta In basin croplands. Three of the planes are equipped with dusting rigs und two with sprayers. Aphid control Is In progress now throughout this coun try and Clall Pulman. crop duster for Long, la busy on this work which la being done by spray Instead of by dust aa was formerly used. Planea and equipment are being painted with the name of the serv ice, which Is located at the mu nicipal airport, thli week. DAY To Issue Vet Medals The Klamath Palls chupUir of the Disabled American Veteran an nounce plans for the Issuance of victory mrdals, American defense service medals, und foreign service clasps to cllglblo veleruns, Jack llenner, service officer of the chapter, said today that the chap ter's Job I to notify veterans of the plan und determine how many uro entitled to the awurds. The DAV Is trying to contact ull yeteruns, not only It own member. Interested voteruiui are asked to contact Mull llugelmun, UAV ud Jiitaut, at the slute employment of ftco or at 1404 Nltnltz, hi home. In ull cases the awurds uro mude only for honorable active vdcrul military service, ltcqulrcmont for tho Amerlcun defense service medul are service bclwecn Heptcmber B, IUJU, und December 7, 11)41 under orders to active duty for a period of 111 months or longer. Veterans eligible for the foreign service clasp are thoso who served outsldo the continental United Mute, Including service In Alaska or as a crew member of a vessel or a a member of an operating crew of an airplane serving over oceun waters. Hervlce between December 7. 1911, and December 31, 1IMU, qualifies a veteran for the World War II vic tory medal. VTC To Build Sulphate Plant TACOMA, Aug. 7 uVti. P. Weyer haouser Jr., president of the Weyer haeuser Timber company, announced today that his company will con struct a tulphnto plant at Spring field, Ore., as part of the timber firm 130.000.000 general construc tion program. Weyerhaeuser said It wo difficult to set a monetary value on the con struction at Hprlnglleld. but lumber officials reported Mich projects arc "very expensive and run Into the millions ot dollars ." The output of the new plant, which will be Integrated with the lumber mill being constructed on the same site the sulphate works will oc cupy, will be used In container board manufacture, the announcement said. "The unbleached sulphate contain er board mill offered the most suit table means of utilizing waste that develops Incidental to lumbering and sawmill operations." Weyerhaeuser said. Vet Building Plan Talked A meeting ha been called for all veteran interested In the cooper ative purchase of a downtown busl I liens building for Tuesday, August 12, at S p. m. M. J. miumute, who is working on the plan, urge all Interested veterans to be on hand at the Legion hall. Should the project be carried out, veterans would be able to locate In the building with store and office apace. Contributing veterans would be given first choice. Bhumule said that the procedure would probably be that veteran would use OI loans for purchase and remodeling. If necessary, In securing tho structure. Assistance is being given by the American Legion, post 8, which I notifying veteran of the meeting through it organization. POTATOES CHICAGO, Aug. 7 (AP-USDA) Potatoes: arrival 104: on track 210; total U. 8. shipment 633: supplies moderate: demand fair: market abuut steady; slightly firmer under tone for best western kinds; Col orado Cobblers $3.05 unwashed; Idaho-Oregon Ullss Triumphs $2.90 3.25, Long Whites 14.00. Russet Bur banks $4.10: Missouri Cobblers $1.90 200 unwashed; Nebraska Red War bus $2.50-2.75; Texas Bliss Triumphs $2 90; Washington Long Whites S3.ou-3.84 (all washed except where otherwise specified and V. B. No. 1 quality). . Classified Ad Bring Result. Ram Sale Slated For September 8 The seventh Southern Oregon ram sale will be held at Lakevlew Monday, September 8, according to Klgln M. Coructt, committee secre tary. The sulo will be In charge of the Fremont Sheepmen's associ ation, with Bob Weir a president. The rams offered will be gathered for tho convenience of sheepmen, and Improvement of the livestock Industry, The committee ha made arrangementis to sell Panamas, Co lumblua, Ramboulllct. Suffolks and Humps, with the help of the veteran sheep auctioneer, Earl Walters, Filer, Idaho. Farm Bureau Hears Schaupp Arthur Schuupp, local attorney and farmer, discussed hunting and trcspusslng laws at a dinner meet ing of tho board of directors of the Klamath County Parm bureau, Tuesday evening, saying that "tres passing la a public relutlons prob lem between hunter and farmers." "If a problem Involving conflict between a hunter's privilege and a farmer right," Schaupp said. He read and explained the state' law on the subject. Delegates from seven farm com munities, present at the meeting held In the Pelican party room, will talk over the point brought out by Schaupp at their next center meet ings. Other features of the meeting in cluded: Prank Brown's report on the local alslke and barley situation and the latest statistics on grain ex ports as Influenced by world con ditions. Brown Is field crops chair man. Wilbur Retllng talk on the coun ty dairy outlook and milk price changes around Portland as It af fects Jersey breeders. Lee Holllday reported for Scott Warren on the August 1 potato meeting at Merrill in regard to po tato marketing agreements. Mrs. T. D. Jackson, associated women's chairman, reported on a book club for bureau members which would make available to farm families books on technical sub jects. Juvenile books and fiction. The best-attended center meeting held during July was reported by the Bonanza center president, Lloyd L. Uanklns. U.S. Protests Oil Seizure WASHINGTON, Aug. 7 Ml The stale department announced today that the United State had Joined In a strong British protest to the Rus sians against the seizure of the Lobau oil refinery near Vienna. Ownership of the refinery has been claimed by the Americans and Brit ish as being vested Jointly In the American Vacuum oil and British Shell oil companies. The Russians seized the property lust Saturday while a four-power Austrian treaty commission wus looking into questions of German as sets dd their susceptibility to seizure by the Soviets. The German assets issue Is a critical one between the western powers and Russia in the problem of trying to arrive at an Austrian settlement. Grains Quiet On Market CHICAGO, Aug. 7 UP) Grains backed and filled without getting far In either direction on the board of trade today. Turnover ws the lightest of the week. Corn again assumed market lead ership. At the start prices were off slightly on localized overnight showers, but no Important selling developed and the market thereafter recovered and held steady. Wheat closed li lower to higher. September $233. The loss was shown by the July contract. In which trading started yesterday. Corn ended "4-1H higher, Septem ber $2 24-2.23 1. and oats were 1 cent to 14' higher, September 99. it .The . v Bay's Jews , .--j-w- jsriy" yu'sJITat'ya l"r " " ''1 (Continued from Pago 1) coconut you will go on getting hungrier and hungrier In spite of all your high wages paid in Inedible shells. a a DKEMIER ATTLEK is obviously be ginning to realize these things. That Is why he tells hi people that If they want more things they must work harder and longer and produce more. iteeiillstlng Klamath Pall men reenllstlng In the U. S. navy through the local recruiting office Include Cecil O. Ormsbee, WT1; Roy D. Mc Donald, AMM1; Daniel T. Kafton, BKR3; Jack J. Pex, ETM1; Harry P. Isensee. WT2; Harold R. Glenn, 81; Rodger P. Westrom, 82; Can dldo Jimenez, As; William E. Chil cote, SI. A group of peacocks is known as a "muster." Britain Puts Tax On Movies LONDON, Aug. 7 UP) Britain im posed a 75 per cent tax tonight on the estimated earning of all motion pictures Imported Into the country. Prime Minister Attlee aald yester day only 25 per cent of the films' earnings would be remitted abroad. The treasury disclosed tonight that the other 75 per cent would be taken as duty rather than Impounded In sterling accounts, as some companies had expected. The heaviest payers will be Ameri can producers, who took approxi mately $68,000,000 out of Britain last year. The treasury announced the duty would be collected as a "300 per cent ad valorem" payment, but details of the tax showed thla wouid amount to 75 per cent of the pictures' net earnings. The new tax applies on all motion picture Imports, beginning today. The term "high seas" refers to all oceans outside of territorial water. Large frogs come from small eggs, while small frogs come from large eggs. Early American colonists did not weed their crops until the Indians showed them how to do it. M. L. GUDERIAN ELECTRICIAN Slate and City Licences House Wiring, Motor Repair General Electrical Work PHONE 4466 MOVING! Pike's Brake Service ' has purchased the Sunrise Auto Brake Service and will hereafter be located at 101 EAST MAIN PHONE 7237 Sheriff Seeking California Man Sheriff Lloyd L. Low Is tteklni for Information about a man named William Henderson, 61, who la re quested to get In touch with nil daughters, Lela and Doris, at Mar klesvllle, Calif. Henderson is supposed to haw left Marklesvllla a year and halt ago W work In ft restaurant la Klamath Falls. He 1 described aa flve-feet-nine Inches tall, wltH brown hair and grey ayes. Classified Ads Bring Results. HOLLAND HEATING SERVICE RUG CLEANING UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE Conveniently Cleaned In Your Home Latest Equipment and Methods RHOADS CLEANING SERVICE Telephone 6011 Serving tho Basin Area Since 1924 Faily Insured Installations-Seme OIL FURNACE AIR CONDITIONER CONVERSION OIL BURNEBS KREHKY FLOOR FURNACES AUTOMATIC OAS HTATINQ CUSTOM SHEET METAL WORK Phone 7605 -SEE MIKE HOIXANP" 1S3 No. SrRDfO Tuiialllrrtiimy Jumrs Ivle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe K. Ivle of route 3 box 1072. underwent a tonsillec tomy Thursday at Hillside hospital. White Pine Wanted Kiln dried or thoroudily air dried select trade most desir able, 44 to 84 dressed pre ferred, roufh acceptable. Wire or phone University J-!S700. Midwest Plywood Co. 1M0 Wyomlnf, Detroit 21, Mich ''''' '''''' She's a good party-line neighbor, too Yo, whether it's a mnttorof sharing flowers... or a pot recipe... or a pr.rty-lino, ncighborlincss is simply being thoughtful and considerate of others. Thoso days, to pro- ido telephone service to more people, there are moro party lines than ever before. Whon you share a lino, you can earn genuine appreciation from your tolephone neighbors bv remembering Five Golden Rules for party-line neighbors Space your calls instead of making an extended series of them ...and talk only as long as necessary'. If yours is an emergency call, and the line is in use, explain the circumslances to the person using the line. If you are calling from a dial telephone, alivays make cer tain the line is clear before you dial. Ask your youngsters not to monopolize the telephone, Replace the receiver properly when you finish your call. , Thank you I The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company SATURDAY ONLY! Surplus Army Trucks At Savings of $500 to $1500 World Wor II Veterans Only fa Government stock of surplus trucks nearly gone, therefore we recommend you attend this sale. 151940-41-42-43 G. M. C.'s 6x6, 2'i ton Ideal all purpose truck. Logging construction or farm users. Can get top $$$ value in these trucks. New battery in every vehicle. WORTH $1995.00 ON TODAY'S MARKET PRICE $795 to $995 26x6 G. M. C. Van. Trucks. Like New. A Real Value $2850 2 6x6 G. M. C. Cargo trucks. Mechanic specials $ 550 3 4x4 Chevrolets. Two with winches $ 795 1 1941 Diamond T 6-ton Cargo Truck. Reduced for this sale to $2500 1 New K-5 International 2 speed axle.... $2045 1 1942 Auto Car with 2000 gal. metered tank. This equipment couldn't be re placed for less than $12,000. Our spe cial low price only $6900 New Athcy trailers-single axle trailers, Le Tour- neau tournacrane. Priced to sell. It Norlh Klthlh II. Klamalh lalla Telethons 8101 IMPORTANT! TERMS OF SALE These trucks offered on "as is" basis. No preference slips necessary but veterans must present discharge paper to be admitted. Inspection 9 a. m. to 10 a. m. Sat. Aug. 9 Sale 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. ONLY OUR TERMS CASH x INSPECT ORDER PAY DRIVE AWAY SMITH BROS . Kitty-Comer from St, Johns Post Office 7325 NO. BALTIMORE ' PORTLAND, ORE. FALL DRESSES FOR CLASSROOM AND DATES! Pictured if soft, casual gabardin coat dreit with novel stitched treatment on bodica . . . round metal buttons down front. Toast, Kelly Green, Fuchsia, Beige. Sixes 9 to IS. f- -lJ .-:'. - 1 j J - " f.JJ X jrj - .j J vv V- V X SKETCHED v . ' " STOCK USE OUR CONVENIENT PL. 95nlk If mv".- . la a , Si I SKETCHED Ij : FROM CAMPUS SPORTSWEAR SENSATIONALLY PRICED' BLOUSES CoHairtd shirt with b!ck ribbon. Othtr bloum with Ptr IS and clab coltari, lio Ucy typos. SWEATERS All-wool cardigans and ilipovan. WSHai, pairali, dark thadat. Raa and Mphyr initt. Bolaro itylta. SKIRTS Swing iklrtt In plaidi and colors- StraigKt typts and plaats. Wools, crapoc, cordu roys, taffatas, itmttart, 3" Mm 399. ; :: sketches)' Otkm la 4.tf 615 - 17 MAIN STREET