Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 07, 1949, Image 18

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Newspaper Page Text' PACE EICHTEEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, JULY 7, I94 Shrew-Like Mcmmol HORIZONTAL I Pari 1 DDlCfd 4 Creek letter animal related I Bewildered to the ahrew , 1 n It a . 13 Waken 14 Interstice 1 Parent f 16 Bird of prey 18 United CIom 1 Masculine I Creek god Ot war I Pronoun 10 Burrowing animal 1 1 Straightens 18 Fruit drink nc. , 12 Molt recent irSEntWO-jr taut 53F.rlh eaddeaa " s Pinr.l luffli 55 Tidy ? Domestic alave ?J JJ'm 97 Final 27 Boy's name 28 Jason ' ship 18 Boy' nickname 30 Comparative suffix 31 Silver (symbol) 32 Giant king of Bashan S3 Price 35 Ark builder SSNot (prefix) 38 Accomplish 40 Turf 42 Watery Buld 47 Peruse 4 Courtesy title 48 Roman magistrate 50 Exist 51 Hardened t J French seaport S3 African river 58 Nearly VERTICAL . lHarm , 2 Eats away Flight Reports Going Out In NEW YORK, vH Navigator Cal lan B. McNeely, a poetic soul often Issues routine flight report In rhyme to transatlantic passenger on American Overseas Airline planes. When flying way up yonder stim ulates his muse, he turns out a verse Inspired by the Immediate oc casion. Plotting the course of a flight ot war brides from Europe, he came up with this one: "As your flagship point 1U cose to the west And moonbeams and Stardust fall gently around. "W hope that this flight starts a life for th best. 'And your memories are pleasant when we reach the ground." J. L DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor Offte at 308 Neetb 7tk It Fbaa S44f O TRICYCLES WAGONS BABY WALKERS POOLE'S Bicycle and Sporting Ceodi Your Dealers PROPANE GAS Safe - Efficient Clean Klamath Gas Co. Plant and Office 5 125 Riverside Ph. 8323 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH Thls may giy Santa some Sjiod Ideas. When ta sees hew moeh fnn Snapper ha with hi camera, he might just de cide that other could har foil th same way! Need w say more? We have a Movie Projection Booth In Our Shop For Your Convenience S3 It ii found In 44 "Smallest State'' (ab.) 45 Arm bone 4 Repast 47 Roman wrltei A! Sun god 34 New Mexico (lb.) S4 0.1 37 Truthful 41 Beat 42 Soothsayer 43 Icelandic tales I 12 p M i I 1 U I) IJO II p jjp ) l P snr p7 a "trpr i a S tTTU . ft ft j a 5T a S h II M 1 1 1 1 I 11 L Are Now Poetic Style Another time to soothe his pas ' sengers after a takeoff delay caused i by mechanical trouble the bard of I the airways told them: "We're sorry w caused you this j short delay. "But once again we're under I way. 'Engines, like humans, get a pain PUMICE TILE IS Lafcsralsry lefts rsv Paiates rrtu srs .spsrl.r tm slrenst as resuisat Is Mslslars. Tim a Al am In ilea Windows O Gold Seal Waterproofing a Geld Seal Plaster Bead a New Srse Finnic Block rxg-xis-Klamath Pumice Tile Co. Permanent as the Pyramids' 164 Owens Phne 4619 A NEW Ford 1 1 warn 1 a It III liaw DELIVERED HERE Completely for Down Payment - Plus Insurance and Interest Balsiger Motor Co. Main at Esplanade FIXIE 'ONCE A FELL A tOTSMlPvAtefCJ UPON AN ISLE. WSDiTi? OP zil r - :! w": King Of The Beggars Gives These Tips: SINOAPORK t.fWA beggar's rails should be patched but respectable poor but not filthy, Singapore's uncrowned king of the beggars was serving tea and with It hi precepts fur success In hit calling. Owner of a comfortable home, he Uvea the role of a pros perous Toakay iwralthy Chinese businessman i by day. Nights, how ever, he dons his beggar s garb to tour his domain and see how his community of ISO beggars Is faring. After SO years he is ready to set tle down and watch his children's future. He plans to let the three decide for themselves It they want to follow In their father s worn and shoddy shoes. This day, he was attired In a spot less white singlet and wide black irousers. "Begging is not easy, voting man." warned the beggar pttnee. "A successful beggar needs tact, psychology and a strong ! sense of the dramatic. For without experience you would wind up In the gutter. The successful beggar is never poor. People think that wo men, the weaker sex. are easier tor beggars. Nonsense! They are mean, unapprectatlve of a good per formance, and they give advice In ' stead of money. Men? They are I more practical and more generous particularly when they are out with women.- or an ache. "And so our mechsnlcs must op erate." I McNeely. a native of truluth. Minn., studied medicine for a year after being graduated from the CM- i versity o f Minnesota. Later h worked In the American airlines traffic department In Cincinnati. He served in the air transport com mand during the war. :i Wa Offer Friendly ?. ?, Help With Your 1 MONEY PROBLEMS t i Fast Efficient i LOANS ON f Furnitura p Automobiles . Your Signature MOTOR !" INVESTMENT CO. V lit N. 7U Phooa UZS M-s:s s-iii YOU CAN BUY 1949 Tudor Equipped 24 Payments W5 Ph. 3121 th' PIXIE... in "Th Strife of i Chutk - Fighting With The Greek Guerillas is 'Different' Hy Herbert F, Krlimllt FRANKFUKT 11 What Is it Ilk to fight for the Qreek guerilla ar my If you run out of ammuni tion, it may take weeks tu get more. A lot of the time you can t under stand the man who is fighting along side you. That's the way It Is. according to a Uerman who said he "suceeed d In getting away ' Horn the com munist brigades. His story was quoted In Allird-lli-fiised wtsteru Uerman papers. The jlsn said lit was reeruiird lor the rebel army from a German pnsoner-of-war camp In Soviet Russia. There are more than S.000 tier mans fighting in the rebel commu- j army was extremely low when Its lust force, he said. The Unman said attack against Greek governmental he first was taken to a transit ramp troops came to a standstill last win In Bulgaria, other German prison- j ter. Russian officers then picked era and "volunteers'' from 18 other 1 out hundreds of the legionaries and nations were there, too. Tlu-y wer executed them as a warning exam trained in guerilla tactics by rier- pie. an ex-wehrmacht NCOs and of ft- i , I Want Ads phoned to 8111 brfor "Firearms came from the Skoda : n ,0 , m mMir same day! ' plant in Crevhoslos akia and the Po- tenikin plant near Odrssa, Soviet t'nlon. We had Italian Beretta guns and German machine pistols of the ; 1MJ type. They even supplied us ' with Hungarian. Russian and Ru . nianian shot-guns, manufactured a round l'.NX). I "There wer about 15 different ! types of ammunition, and the one a nee i Saturday July 9 h a !a. a Music by Pappy Gordon at this price s you 1 B MATH! No one console jih sum. mstic radio'phooogrsph ever offered so Biixh t a price so daringly low! Modern In hoy veneered in rub mshogsny. The anen record reproduction you ever hesrd thanks to the mauhleM C-E Electrnoic Reproducer. 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Moral among th Greek rebel , til IS ;z o PELIV.E3 THIS PAlrJTINia TkE ART EXM131T Bi CA5ECJL. IT'S MV, "IffO 7TII isi'Sl'V Si "vSMlll1 f OAGwOOO-t NEAR l l N II 1 BUPGIAQ I STAMP L I tj J -u,ni; f mrr lmj, iBlils 0 I PRIZE ESTRV J rCC. IT'S AS iOOP AS TMESE I A.l"JW MEAN TH' LOT. ALUEX Th JLJ & VWA-l CC. WM A N T MJ?N I ? - . JUST I E&.EtT5 .ls5 I7 NLV t - K LU M.' L "r VEN n-E.-E TWE AH V.-unr- ru i Hia l ill MWM. WMCtVte KtPT FOlK awast KITH 7HT WM Tisf COaAT TMfft 0ie MOPS') nSeXeCSCT"' " 7 sTtu I moid rr.C saotoh h oevt noe. I Mcnow. 1 D ' VviscLtae. 11 U oa out ittiik ruar no muiu oub 11 on pa'.I s'9TE!aSTttsifnaiciriFisiDiHKa9ty.: uiOuri.y K Msp.reo. miS BWcWasiceVi I VOuaiirT ssag 5l CT VUCA 1 1 1 WOO-JDKft svoMfT T. I M fw)W MOCel VUieS fo 1 CiX WAT ao We vf GOT T X On wtW ruiF.s TO fjuyitb'j-- ?O0. iBt.e Ci-Ots to iue It imjitN? Sj u 1 ssjisiwni: 1 1 ra we.nn ki i LWEW-oot'S W STKJTOSJ T-rr-f, T B V V. nrn 'H Jl Tut TllfE Z no soo p-e ) f 1' J IKJN 1 . r . witm tabu; g T TAP6? W.rH TySJ TMV fJOMT IT 0 THSV f WSLL, HOT eXACTLV- reirr TMiwe osirn our 'pb-thwv str 1 I is. ws owe ta9 ors knoms-ti. uvsg jmrr f8 II it f.m a i lbn I ; Navy Goes All Ouf For Player GUAM. July 1 ill A foul ball lopped Seaman Glen E. Frlesein and the navy was off on another lng range rescue mission. I'll baseball game was at Ponap. 2100 miles west of Honolulu In the Caroline Islands. Th ball hit the head of Frlrse, whose horn la 309 Maul street, tlortron, Wis. Th Ponnpe doctor feared Frlese had skull frartur. He summoned aid. A volunteer rrew flew a 14-hum roundlrip to bring th seaman to the navy hospital here. X-ravs rilsrlivsrd no fracture. Guam doctors said Frlese should re cover quickly. IFF, SALT I.AKR CITY i.Ti-Th Great Silt lake is not entirely without life, although It la severs! times saltier than ocean water. Analyses have shown the salt content to range through the year from less than I to about 27 per rent. Because of the salt a swimmer cannot s;r.k In th lake. Minute brim shrimp, various larvae. Insects and alga liv In Hi water. HERALD AND RELsW Iowa Vets Bonus Blanks Available Iowa World War II bonus forms are now being distributed, th Ore gon department of veterans' affairs wss informed this week, but eligible tetrrans must writ direct to lowa In obtain I hem because "bulk distri bution of forms is not being mad neyond th bolder of lowa." A IrMer from til Iowa bonus aitency advises veterans to write (he World War II service rompema t'nn board. Dei Moines, lor the necessary blanks, giving their full name, serial number and branch of service. Nrxt of kin nf deceased lowa vrtrrans should request Form No. 3, and state Ihelr relationship to the deceased. The lowa bonus pays 110 for each month of domestic servlc and 113 50 for each month nf foreign NEWS COMICS THAT ARTIST CUV "LL PUNCH ME FULL 0' MOLES IP Miri PICTURE "S BUiKJEP I 40TT TUIMK 0' SCMBTMiN1... aJ'CH t raa BUT EVEN IfT JU IT VsEE C'SHT IN ?U5 TmC E TO (irNSlCEC I I'W.I"'!' duly, up to 1.100. In veterans whs wer residents nf lowa for at least six mouths prior In act He duty In World Waf II, and who served a minimum of 110 day) between Hep, I ,hiIm, la IQ1II snrl tVn,emliee It 11)48 , Th surviving unremarried widow, riillilien or parents nf a veteran who died of service connected rauses In curred during th war period may receive the IMK) masliniium pay ment. If death was not due to ser vice, th survivor la ellalhle to re ceive the amount the veteran would have been paid tisd he lived. Active duly under the low bonus law lucliidrs all lime for which credit was given a veteran In com puting hit terminal leave, so former enlisted personnel should list in I appropriate spare on the appll ratlnn blank the number nf mouth and days for which they received pay under th armed force lean a.-t of ID48. t'INHT PORTLAND, July 7 1X1 Gilliam county wheat growers wer first to deliver 1849 grain to maiket here- repeat of last year's peifotmane on delivery. mm VvrAJLP TAnE NfAClV wk To WiAOl ThE MO?S IN ITCv-kET Tsrav,? Afy sW a.' .m 1 gaiTam n,' nji -sv '! nil ""i, .,