WEDNESDAY, FEB. II, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACi NINE
A Look At The
By A Hero Of The Last One
llv IIAI, IIOVI.K
NKW VOUK, KfU. II il'i I unlit
In Icll ynu hIkiiiI book Umt mv
nirnft yiiur lllv mid tlm llvra ul yuur
illllilli-ll.
It In it bdiik wlllmul u It him
mi hi'ru or liciolne nml mi low Hi
lurrnl rxwpl ninylw luvn of tumi
try. It Ima mi happy Hullnit, umiuan
It mils on tho unto Unit wo inn
I II t Umlniiliw. f
in.. I.....I. 1. ?-
" A lilxirtin Win
Imr" mill It In
p ii b IIsIiimI by
llir I n (ml try
J. mi Mill Pum,
whoao voluini'i
lor onn rcuson
or iiiiuilii'r lon I
lilt ninny iIiiik-
I ii r a book
niiititrn.
M l n s n
HI I in Jim" "' VI.K
Chain wrotn llin lHk. It In n kind
of blueprint of Win III Wur III -I'
mid U'hrn whli h mity riink In
time with Ills historic book un
unniunl wnrfiuo wrlllru by nn oil
i in r Pi riii li iiiptiiln, C'limii-a dp
Cli'iillv bi'lorn thr oulbriMik ul
World Wnr II.
"Hllm Jim" l n kind ol nillluuy
lliiritllo Aturr. A strrl-willrrt mull
with a plritMint urln, hr pnllntrd In
llir nriny at 17 mid nl 37 hcriuito
coiiiiiiundrr nl Ihr liiinnl uund itlr
bi.nm division. .
Ilstllr Itrrurd
lip him n ktrut biittlr record mid
Is n cool mid sni'.lfolp limn. Ho una
rrnitectrd mid llkrd by tils troops
tlm Imrd-blttrn piuiilroop kldii who
hud an thrlr mrrry motto: "Any
biKly whu iii-altulra to uttuik
pillbox or kins n pretty mil in a
COWIU'fl." ,
(invlll thinks thr llnuili'r ol llm
nillunry mlnU lira In six-nillng un
Line now Ititrnlnii how to fiuhl tho
wnr belter. On Ihe other timict.
he doenn'l think wnr til llm forc
nienblr liituio will be merely it mut
ter of pilnhlniltnlifi. Mr tielleven the
niiin who pull ihe UlKKer will null
lie needed but he wants tj put
wiiihs on nil llm wulklnif luilUlem.
"The (uttirff ol our mined lorrrs
In In Ihe nlr.' he nnya. "All IIKhtlnii
men mid evervthlnit they neeil to
lliihl with In the lutuin mid live on
they fiithl niunt be cupiible of
movement by ulr "
Cluvhi rlten evUleiue to bolucr
hi i belief Unit ulrbornc ImidltiKn
played a clrrlslvit rnle In khvIiik the
benrhhendn m Hiclly, lluly mid jier
hnpn Normmidy. Yet he nuyn thnt
. Int us ling the futility of it lend
ing American m 1 1 1 1 s r y nrrvlre
school wna trarhliiR thnt It nn Im-
1 La
Follow the sun to
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P S SUN COUNTRY
Winter h bahlnd you tlia minuto you board your
8. I', trnin for Ciilifornin and tho aoutliwmt sun
country. You'll Iw siuik. nfo and warm nil tlia way
in air-conditioned Pullmniui or chair ran, no matter
what tha woathnr ouUido. Un your next trip to Kan
Francisco, lm Anget, Hollywood, Palm Springi,
Phoriiix or Tuckoii, try the train. Fine Southern
Pacific traini daily are nt your eorvice.
The friendly Southern Pacific
R. A. Iluurk, IXalrlct Krtlght and
Psaariifrr Airnt. Ticket Offlrr, I'hnnc Jill
You are Invited to the V. F. W.
IB)AJ(gE
SATURDAY NITE
at the
Featuring Vocalists
PAUL SWIGART KAY CARLYLE
Dancing 9 - 1 Adm. $1.00 Inc. tax
Next War
lionnlbln to luiul a illvlnlon of ah
um no trooim nehlnd enemy linen
bicnunii too mnny tnknoff ulrtlrlcli
wi rn reiiuhrd.
Two yeurn Inter three, full illvl-
loim of nliborim troop were Ihii
flint ulllccl soldier In hind in
r'ninco.
"If our development of equipment
for nmplilblouii wiufuro were na re
liuiled nn our tievelopiuunt for nlr
borue wm'fitrt) has been," ho ob
nerven drily, "we would I111V0 miido
the Normmidy iinniiult In rowbouln."
Whnt will futurn wiirfnin be like?
Alrhemla Nrl
Well, (litvlu thinks beuehheudn
will bo replneed by Hlrhruds on
enemy territory full army lunded
by ulr mid fuiictlonlnif In four to
lie diiya.
Cluldrd mlnnllea with utoui
bomba nn their probublo wnrheiidn
will Imvn n iilobitl riinuo but will
bo iici urnlc only on tumetn n lew
hundred inilea nwny.
"Never ukiiIii limy troopa ; con
eenlriito nn llnv hnvn hi tho punt,'
he nnya. "Never ukiiIii "my troopn
mill nlilpa eontrat n bench nn they
dlil nfler IiiikIIiik In tho liiviialnii
of Normmidy. IJIhiernlon muni nov
el r. nil nperutlonn of the future."
Trootin riirryliiK coneentriited in
tloiia mid IlKhl-welKht but terrl
fhully powerful new weiipuna will
fun out ulter ImidhiK and coiieen
truto only to meet the urouiid ene
mywhen clone rontnet will pre
vent either nlde from unhiK ntoin
bctnbn.
The tiimetn of nlrborne InndliiKi
will probnbly be the luiinchliiK nltea
of enemy guided mlnnllea or key
Ir.iiiintrlnl mid nolltlrnl centera.
tlnvln believea tlmt nn enemy ut
tKck would benln with n bombiird
menl of Ktilded mlnnllea followed
In nix mlnutea lo nix htiurn by nlr
borno luutllnitn. He nnya the Florida
penlimuln could be rut off by little
more Ihnn one tllvlnlon, Ihua re
movliiK Miiunl mid Puhii lleneh
from the Amerlcnn iwene.
"The only iKimible rerlnln nntl
dile la nn ulrborno force prepared
lo eounternttnrk mid Inolnte or de
ntrov enemy forcea ..."
If In aober eorcltinlon:
"The nation thnt In the future
hun ihe best trained and equipped
airborne forcea hna the bentchnnce
PARK VIEW
CONVALESCENT HOME
formerly of Aatilanrl'
Hal Main Hlreel,
Mtefare, Orrgen, fbena Sill
tl-llear Mervlre. Mgltttr4
Narae la Charge
AND THE
SOUTHERN
, Music By
KARL SMYKIL
and His 16 Piece
Stardusters Band
Truman To Lay
Wreath On Tomb
WAHIIINOTON, Feb. 11 I')
I'renldent Triimmi will lny a wrcntli
nl the bune of the Lincoln atutue In
Ihe IJncoln Memorliil Thuraduy
noon.
Hla prena aecretnry, C'hurlea O.
Konn, auld Mr. Trtiiiiuu will attend
it brief uiiiilvvrnnry coremony nnd
luy the wrcuth, bill will not nmke
u apeech.
The iiiimldi'iil will npenk on Keli
runry IV lit 111:30 a. m. iKHTi at a
conference of iiutliimil women's
oigiinliitloiin under tho nponnorahlp
of the women's bureau of the labor
department.
Many Vets
Collect Pay
WASHINGTON, Feb. 11 lTV-Oiie
veteran out of every 22 hits drawn
hla full 1010 of unemployment
checks under the ol bill,
ItepnrlliiK thin today, the veterans
iiilmliilnlrnlloii wild more than
8.21X1.000 veterans, or about 6S per
cent of the World War II tolnl, have
collected at lennt one check,
About II per cent of these, or 070.
000, have uned up all they had
coming.
Payment r.re of two kinds:
1. To unemployed veterans, a
maximum of J0 a week for 62
weeks.
2. To self-employed veterans, usu
ally farmers, a maximum of $100 a
month for 10 and 26 months.
Through the end of last Novem
ber, total payment under the pro
gram were 2.B0O,000,0O0. This in
cluded tlHXi.uoo.000 for the first II
months of 1047.
of Hurvlvul. Ana thf niition or na
tion tlmt control the nlr will con
tiol the peHce."
Ralph's Mobil Service
Ralph Dunlarr, Mgr.
KprrlalUt In
Motor Tuning, Brake .Service.
L liberation
tllh A Klamath Ave. fhene Altl
BUSTER BROWN'S ; gg
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f WHY, THAD!! ceviunls i dens it, my k&e? f iss sru&er.. T i should havb 1 1 ksk prisonesTim kmk sou 6entlemn can con-I
u, . . eOVOOMEAN BUT I KNOW ?V NOW THAT WORDS ) NE TRIED TO FINO TOLD WO ABOUT THE OLD BREWEM MEXT YINCE US WAT HER CLAIMS AMI
, e women I dren or sport Shoes, in tics, TO STANb THERE I ml MWJE NO EFFECT ON M0U1 ST N00 FORDAVS! THM WHEU I SA"0U DOOR. TO THAF5 HOUSE. V UTTERLY FWrtASTlC. X CAWTtl
; pumps or Straps. AND DEW THE I O-Sm fiy. . IF NOU ICNOW I BEFORE, BUT I HADN'T I WEU USE THE ENTRMICE C4 P-srVti-WTl
EXISTENCE -?arv!v3 WHERE TUBB5 15,1 REALIZED THAT HE'D TORM IN THE WALL TjSiL yst tt
e Women's and Men's house slippers. OF 3MAJO? J&iPtt'f CTr J-V Y ? PLEA5E TELL U5 COWPLETELV LOST HIS V UPSTAIRS yytMt
2 FOR THE PRICE OF ONE 1 fllSMkWmfWl fe?"
FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY 3SP- J 15 t
No refunds No exchanges IPiifCll li v w viN "Jt vfe"1 L ; -wj 3'lfi'2lci CCI
ARBUCKLE'S V fliU f HPlffeS
Buster Brown Shoe Store irfUIL JUJ M 1) .EytvfeOr)
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nHHii,,iillliaiiIBl. DO L tr.S? Time, because: volley- doesnT . , AJ' . SiG P T7 .Tr, V
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FREEGIFTOFFER i ffiw iSfl
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A Beautiful 5x7 t ' fL.. C ii
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Or lOUr DODV S2Sw I I COP-1 SHOULD N CHEFHEia.0CK HOLMES- 1 SO LONQ " i OO SEE THE LKHT- Km.L H6 QET J7 MIQHTV FINE DAO, MN j
I HWE SEEN THtWUSH) DICK TReCV-THEVRE J L 1 V ) t -L RK!HT (AIN? 60V--HE-8 A REAL COP- J
Age 3 months to 6 yeors ;f-:vi-.'Jfc .2 1 jerrvgows J wrttten ev men who ( '"ssCrt-. Tl TT by, S
NO COST - NO OBLIGATION J - M wij
Tuckor-Steinkomp, oppliance store, has made j j ZJr f 9w 'nJJjV ' r 6BW"
orrongoments with on exclusive child photo- 3 "TfeX , r , fu 'fttlt' L lit Jj
gropher to be in our store this week, Tuesday SfZZs 1 I II ' 'iSj "' JLM 11 ' l( TA
i through Saturday, February 14th, between j&fsyZ1'"' -"t J M 'yy'fZ' J '
1 10:00 a. m. and 5:00 p. m. Take advantage : " " ::
of this FREE PORTRAIT offer, and bring your
child in for a picture. tH WESTERN STYLED ,
Befriend Bp BOYS' WAIST OVERALLS f
I SIZES A TO 16 1 OQ ifl A
TIIPKFR . VTFIKIKAMP sanded i.vo W )
lUvllLll " JILiniVMnr, Here's what they need for school or play. Fully tailored )l " H, l
... ,. , , , ., , "Foremost" waist overalls. Copper riveted at points of strain. l" 51 I- i
Appliances It our business ... Not o s.de lino Long wearing 10 ounce denim. j)
Esquire Theatre Building Phone 8805 DOWNSTAIRS
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Last Gandhi
Rites Held
NKW IJKI.HI, Feb. II wV The
people of Delhi made, their Inst
obclnmice Tuesday before the cre
tunted remains of Mohandas K.
Oandhl. Ills nnhes will be consigned
Thurnd ty nt noon to their lant rent
ing place, the three Indian rivers
held monl sacred by Hindus,
Acrons India somewhat similar
rites will be held. Portions of
Oandhl's nnhes were distributed to
all Indian provinces as a symbol of
unlveri.il love between Ciiindhl and
his people.
The defense ministry announced
detailed plan for the ceremony as
police continued their liivcnilgatlon
Into Gandhi's ansasnlnatloii. The
Indian religious lender was shot to
death January 30 as he walked to a
prayer meeting. Police remained
silent on their progress.
There was some public speculation
on the arrest of a man with a
duggcr huuday near the home of
Bnrdar Vitllaabhnl Palcl, home min
uter. Koine believe It was the same
man whu curlier Sunday tried to
enler the home of Prime Minister
Jawarhuiiiil Nehru.
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice la hrrrdy given t list I the under
HX'icU Tiualee will U to the rnglieat
b Mltlcr for ('tuth, approximately 47 aire
f land in brritori U, Twp. Ju fi., H 9 K.
WM, iM-ing the N',, HW', hR' trterrof
and alu that portion of the SK
ant the NW', UK, HK' thereof whirh
lies aouthweiterly of Ihe right of way
nt the irrl Northern Hallway, fllrli m
writing a c coin pan led by cathleri rherk
p)alIr to the under Inner Trustee for
the amount offered will b received un
til 10 O'clock A. M. rehniary 21, IU4B.
Conveyani-e will h by Truateea Ileed a
anlhorled by toleration of Trual, ex
ectitrrt at Klamath Kalla. Ore , on May
I. lfM4 arid of record In Klamath County
Herorl Hend bllla lo the tio'leralgned,
care Hall Hotel, Klamath Kail.
C. C KKI.I.r.Y, Yruatee
fi rati urn Kill Trual.
r ft II IB -Nr.. 11.
NOTICR V HONfl IAI.lt
Healed propoaala will b received by
Ihe Common Council of the City of
Klamath falla, Oregon, for the purchase,
of aewer Improvement bond, Hnrln Wi,
aggregating. Nine Thou ami ft and Right
Hundred Fifty-three and 42i'Ht fJoUura
$0,fjf;i 42i duly authorized by ordinance
of the eald Clly of Klamath "lla, for
Ihe conalructlon and laying of aewer
llneg In the following a? wur Improve
ment unit altuated In City of Klamath
falla, Oregon, aa fnllowa: Hewer (nit
No. 17, ronalatlng of that territory In
precinct No ;u, I y J rig to the northeaat
of Koulh Hlxth atrrVl.
I'ropoaala to purchaa laid bond! will
be recelvrd by the underalgned up to
and Including the 2-'lrd. day of fetruary,
litiH. at the hour of eeven-thlrty o'clock
p m. of an id day and opened at a reg
ular meeting of the Common Council Im
mediately thereafter; eald bond a ha II
dated March lat. lftiH, and ahall te
In amount! of .V)0 00 earh, except bvjnd
No. I, of eald aerlea, which ahall be for
Ihe fractional part of anld aurn, and all
fhall be due ten yean after the data nf
aaue, payment of the entire bonda
optional with eald City at any coupon
paying date on and after one year from
the data thereof Said bonda will bear
tntereat at Ihe rate of not to exceed alx
per cent per annum, payable aernl
annually on March lat. and Heptemher
lat., of each year, principal and Intereat
payable at the office of the treaaurer of
the Clly of Klamath Falla, Oregon.
All propoaala muat be unconditional
A-OSOSSKE 1JUST0J0P OLD1irtR'5 1ALL Nej-r--.l LITTlE BEA'ftR HEARD 1 BO TriAT KODlAW KID tHIMK? HE CM
6lS0AU. RED ? If STORiES-A0OUT SEDlrt5 A4 TriE 6fORt' A5 H"5 HOLD OUT W DONMA RlMGO'
I130r'T6ETlTl 5 O 5 01 A 5fV3K5rACK B "dBS PR06A6LY A fWSOiWl AT HE'lL TEU fE WHERE H HID TriAT
1 ihEMti
and accompanied by a certified check
for five per cent of the proposal.
The Common Council reaervee the
right to reject any and all blda,
Trie uccraaful bidder for aaid bonda
will ti furnlahed with an opinion aa to
the legality thereof by Ihe law firm of
Win free, McCtilloch. ffhuler it Hay re.
Spalding Mullding. Portland, Oregon.
Thla notice la authorised by ordinance
of the Common Council of tha City of
Klarniitrt ralU, Oregon, dated January
I'd. JlMtt.
HOWARD STRODE.
Police Judge of Ihe City of
Klamath ralla, Oregon.
J 13 to r IH inc. -No 07B.
Norirr. or nnr.Htvr iai.c
Kqully No. -!
IN THK CIRCUIT COURT Of THE
ST A 'IK OF OHKGON IN ANO FOR
THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH.
ANNA MAE DHISIIOIS, alao known aa
Anna Miiy HrUbuU, Plaintiff,
va.
ZKNO OANIKI, BHIHHOI8. Defendant
By virtue of an execution duly laaued
by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the
County of Klamath. State of Oregon,
dated the 3rd day of February, lUiH, in
a certain action in tha Circuit Court
for a id County and State, wherein
Anna Mae HrUoola, alto known aa Anna
May llrlahola, aa plaintiff, recovered
Judgment agalnat Zerio JJanlel BrlatKtla
for the aurn of tzoo 00 attorney feea,
tVjfW tult money and 925 00 per month
alimony since November 30, 10M. with
Inlcreat thereon, and there la due and
unpaid on aald Judgment $25 tO pur
month, each and every month, extending
from January 1. J3fl. to and Including
February 1, IUH, together with intereat
on each of aald tnatallment at fY", pet
annum, aald Judgment being for alimony
recrvered by plaintiff agalrut defendant
In aald acthrt
Notice la hereby given that I will on
the 31 h day r.f March. li48, at the Court
Houae In Klamath Fall, County of Klam
ath and State of Oregon, at 10 o'clock In
the forenoon of aald day, aell at public
auction to tha hlgheat bidder, for caah,
tha following deecrlbed real property,
to -wit:
An eual undivided one-half In
tereit In and to U.t 2, Block 27 of
Flrat Addition to tha Clly of Klam
ath Falla, Klamath County. Oregon,
acrordlng to the duly recorded plat
thereof, belonging Ul tha aald da
fendant.
Taken and levied upon aa tha property
nt tha aald 7.eno Daniel Hrlahola, or aa
murh thereof aa may be neceaaary to
aatlafy the aald Judgment In favor of
Anna Mae Hrlabols, a gal net aald Zeno
Daniel Hrlabola, with Intereat on aald
Inatallmentj of 2! no each and every
month beginning January 1, MM at
per annum, together with all cneU and
dlaburaementa thai have or may accrue.
Dated at Klamath Falla, Oregon, Feb
ruary 3rd, 11748.
1,. I. LOW. Sheriff of Klamath
County. Oregon.
Br Dora Goddard. Deputy,
F. 4-11-18-23; M. 3 No. 10.
SUMMON!
IN THE CIBCtriT COtRT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUN
TY OF KLAMATH.
ARCHIE W. JOYCE, Plaintiff,
va.
ELSIE M JOYCE, Defendant.
TO: ELSIE M. JOYCE, Defendant.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Saw Filing
Overhauling; Hmall Engines
MALL tAI HAWS
BILL'S SAW SHOP
600 Tory Near Pelican School
OREGON ORERTlNr): You are hereby
required to appear and aitawer Ihe com
plaint filed agalnat you In tha above
entitled ault and court on or bWura
February 11th. ln4M, ami If you fall to
o appear and anawer. for want thereof,
tha Plaintiff will a I. ply to Ilia Court for
tho relief prayed for In hla complaint,
to-wlt; A divorce from you upon tha
grounda of Cruel and Inhuman Treat-
ment. Thla eummona la carved upon)
you by publication pursuant to an or
der of the Honorable David B. Vandeti
berg. Judge of (ha above-entitled Court, '
aald Order being dated January I 'J.
HH8. and by publication thereof om-a
a week for four cmtaecutlva and eur
ceaalve Weeke The date of the flrat
publication la January 14, I W. and tha
data of tha laat publication la February
11th, 1046.
W. LAMAR TOWNRENO
Attorney for Plaintiff
4J2 Main 8 treat
Klamath Falla, Oregon.
J. 14-21-28: F. 4-11 No. U72.
HARTFORD
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INSURANCE
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FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE
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