V
rHUrDAY, JULY 21, 194V
HERALD ANU NfcWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OkfcOOU
HALE iHKtc
Eleven Lake
'Students Get
Scholarships
1.AKHVIEW. July Sl-Hevcl! sill
lents were elected In Daly fund
scholarship t a meeting nf tin
llernarri Paly Muiatliuiul Fund
trustees lirld her at III office of
1' K. Coitn, aecieiaiy-treasurer.
'Ilia luitrnu, wlin will receive
scholarships for attendance at col.
lego, ate Mnry Joyce Ariiirn, Cecilia
Ann Hurry. Kllnihelh UU Bresoll,
Itiun Karl Puke, Husiin Jan iKitrlni
Vincent, Nrlmin It. llluttn. Opal (Icr
altllne I .Miir, Mm Aitliur l.ron.
jiiwi Walter Muvrs, Vlrnmla (.'lain
Mvrrs, lliccl Kltwibeth Lynch.
The It utrra mid advisory hoard
members nlo rrrlrctrd all currrnt
aly student hir collcire gradra
mrl miulrcmcnie 3 point average
nr hcd.ri nmkliii a tnial of 31 now
on Oaly elifilarhip.
The fund w rriMblllird by Ber
nard lly. pioneer Lake rounly
physician, lo prim lili htnliiT dura
tion tor deserving students nf Lake
rouniv. Iliindied have received
benefits limn II.
Me..,t..,.l
-.rV t LV,
0 afJJcif
a
yon Laws To
Be Recodified
Oregon Yets
To Go Off
52-20 List
UALEM. July 21 UP Ninety-live
per cant of Oregon's World War IX
vetrrani will b Ineligible for fed
eral Of Jobless benefiu after July
a, which la Uia lt day for pay
menta f'ir men who were dis
charged before tlie official and of
tht war on July 2ft. 1147.
The other ft per cent of the vet
eran can draw benefita for two
yearn more.
The male veteran affair de
partment aald 4530 veteran, or
leaa than ft per cent of Oregon's
World War II veteran, have drawn
their full benefiu. whlrh are 120
a week for a maximum of &2 weeks.
Oregon veterans got more than
Ml.0u0.0U0 In the federal OI Job
leu benefit during the flva year
of the program.
The peak waa last March when
24420 veteran got benefiu In one
i week. 3 he lighten! load wa but
October when 1112 veteran drew
benefiu.
TOONERVILLE FOLKS
DALY FUND MEETING Scaled left lo right O. R. Chombcn, OSC; Paul J. Brottoin, i Although the people of th United
D-..I-... w M A. A n,C W P Vemnn 1 nk e,ew B K . Snvder. Lakev.ew chairman .! 8tl V"1. Mtur' ,or "nUn'
I T 'u,"ri " " ' ' - a far back as the early laooa. It
UregOfl LOWS IO Stondmg E. B Lemon, OSC; T. R Conn, Lol eview, jecretory-treosurer; Roy Perry, Lok. ; u OIlly , u ,5 retn thlt
view vice choirmon' O K. burrell. U. ot U. t-homberj. srwooa. Lemon ona Durren are n a s oeen eieniveiy used m
: odv.sort Lolteview Eom,ner ohoto ' t""ae " nd"""-
OI
Uncle Job Woxtle, mole Removek
TIHT
BAKKR. July 21 iPi A tuberru.
loels testing prog rain for bee breed
ing stork will be organised hert)
during the month of December, ac
cording to Dr. Kenneth Ertckaon,
federal veterinarian.
Dr. Eiirkwn aald that 4M0 head
of female beet stock will be tested.
The red wolf ha recently been ; Wolves apparently mate for life,
exterminated In the American i and the father aids In rearing the
Southeast. ' family.
A.
Xlac Sayif-
If Jam think ye are In4lapea
aable. read Die epltaphe ess the
headstones hi the eeaneaery.
Yaa ara awt that tasaertaaa
ret.
The
LUGGAGE SHOP
101 Main
Phene Mil
Multiflora Rose Fences
Aid In Giving Game Cover
Ham hers Interested In planting
: the "living fence," multiflora ror.
feme to get started on the land
and be of ue for game bird, the
pnsAed nv
common l
The lrKiUlurr provided for a
atntute reylnlon rounrll and gave It
ItMtooo for the Job
III IW4 OOmnell. Ill the f)regoll
lew Hrvlew. aaviil the state's sla
tutri were budly In nerd nf revlilnll.
Iii I'.KH he tlavrlrd thrimah the
stale. lutrtrMng county bar
llalli.lii III barking the proKal
ulete revlnlon and cmlillraiion
IHegnn'a laws will gel under way
about August I under eusplcea of
the Oregon state bar.
The U't legt-lature autliorld
work and K f Ol'onnell. pro
"fr.xir of law at the University of
Oregon, said here Tueaday It would
He pointed out that only laws snouiu "u.n -on ii. w. j .t ...i Kiniie ... !.
issrd llV the Irglllatllre. not llie l-uinan, aiaiv aaiiir .....luouMttuii iir.u ai ... t.iw ...
wrie up tor revision, agent, rig m away . i Lunian Irlt Tuesday for ljikevlew
Lumen would like to lme orders f whrie he will be engaged In msklng
for the plants In as soon as po- a deer-traik count for the next
slbte to have some Idea of how ! couple of weelcn He can be ron
mauy plants to order for this coun- . larted at his home by calling to42
1 ly. The aoonrr orders rsn be sent alter Auxust 2.
i in to the stale olllre the more l n cuimnLaioii'a Interest
mange there la of having them i pioiuling coier fur biros U in
i iniert rtinjunctlon with the pro
gram uf releasing adult Mongolian
iilieaaanls III this area. Twelve hun-
1 dred adult birds have already been !
t.t it. tv t tiMtt irNcr
RL'OKNK. Julv 21 if
filled, l.uinan said
I Multiflora rote ran be planted
! any time between Nuictnber lb and
Marrh 1. In this country for beat
resulta .
In the Inlrie.sU uf providing all. pie
roser and winder pio'.ertton tie up
Und game bitds the state rum
mission is supplying planu as much
slun In the Lakeview district and
uken to Eugene to winter, were
trapped and brought back to be
released In their original habiut '
this year. Many quail were lost In i
the cold wind and low tempera
turea m Lake county last win'er,
reducing the b)rd population no
ticeably. The state game commission Is
constantly purchasing more strips
of Und. especially along canal bank
where grain I left standing for bird
feed. Farmer also cooperate In this
respect, planting grain right over
canal bank and harvesting only
within 20 feet of the bsnkj. leaving
the atrip for birds, especully
waterfowl.
A closer understanding and more
cooperation between the commts-
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IT'S STRONGER! EASIER TO USE!
Yet Priced Far Lower To Save You Money
Craftsman H-Pc.
l'iilTrillv nf thru-mi trrrrlvrd 110
rtirxk I mm ft woiimn ho hd bn
m tudrnt hrt 26 yar o.
An fcr.-oinimiiyiin Irtirr rKpUliti
hrr roiiMtrr.r m.k trnublint hr u ftrtviwr,bli- sua wutim riuh-
brraua HhP t4 mkrn om llvrr- , n in itttliic thr tetcr " trtrd.
arv anil bUnttrt from lh dorm- a little car ii nrrdrd hrn thr
Itnrr hri. aa a fttudrni. planu arr lint put In and the Itfld
llvwl. I -.grnl m ill go orr a mant laud
aith htm hn hr applm ir tmct ; farm land. !-( winter numerout
I'm the Wnt Ada for Quirk flultl 1 plant. If the prmprcl la food fur quail were trapped by tht commla-
uon. Rporumen and farmers, la en
area aauil nrni txmrw rr-uy t. ; t0 rMuU frcm Ufh prtcu
(fleard thu year atvd an additional i aii
quality of youtif bird Ul be looked URK tSLATF
in me area ue ena oi juiy. , DETROIT. Ore, Ju
The cotnmtMlon t plan in preerv- Work ott the Detroit dam resident
lug the wild life of the county u emtineer of I lea will be started thu
a ctxirrutive program In the in- i week.
tereMst of iportAmen and ranrhera. i Col J. W. Mllen. the re&ldent en
l.uman poinu out. Quail whlrh keep gineer. Mtd that If work continue t
the undMrMb.e-lnjrt population on aihedule. the town of Detroit 1
down, are ft valuable ajuet around ' will ba evacuated In the fall of I
liiftl. Water barked up by the dam 1
will cover the alte.
ly 71 J.
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today than Lucky Strike! To bring
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.. 21 yran an Indrpmdrnt rare
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Mr. Atiami An fsreii Lucky tmokrr
tar 15 enrs, llrrr't more rt loVnce
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In Heavy Gauge
Steel Tool Box
95
li'i Mtraager; Lighter! Thlnoee WaUsI
AD part Hwper-Tofr steel, triple Blate4
Gwanuiteesf agaimi fcreafcaffe woe t aWeetg
'?-in. pieces: tO sockets (716 to I -in );
two socket extensions; reversible ratchet;
slide bar handle; speeder wrench; flex "T"
handle, cross-bar.
Here's everything yea want la a ssscket set . . at
the prlea yoa want to awy! Coaae to Hear todayi
See for yeoraeU how really fin rt la. Bay Crafta
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lyy Anythinf Toralieij $20 or More
on Sirara laty Payment Plan!
For heavy duty eei-the-jea use! Croft ex a a
49-piece SOCKET SET
In strong, heavy gauge iteel
bo and small accessary keg
IN Aowa. SM asoath
llsaal carrying charge)
Contains ' and S-ln. eqaare drive set. Total of 17 socket!
Larh art contains: twa ntenaseaa; reversihle ratchet; slide bar
handle; speeder wrench. Oe "T" handle with ere-War; 4-la.
set contains nnlveeaal Joint, forged steel sockets.
38" t?:&jg0
tftrrcrrii rt" 1
34-Piece Wrench Set
Craftsman 24.95
Complete lei with Yl and W -inch
drlr KKkstt ie. siiei 7 32 h 1 Vi
m. loch piece heat-treated steel.
Packed In hip roof steel ho.
16-Pc. Socket Set
Craftsman Quality' 550
au 'SssK-Tarr ststi.
laiss T seeSsIa s u s laH Twa
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So round so firm, so fully packed so free and easy on the draw
15-Pc. Socket Sets
CrofHman Midget Wrench
Sttel Tool Box . . 6.75
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oMf 15 dsgrsasi oasm end sat at
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1V. AC-DC.
12
50
let
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Regularly 39.50
W -s?-
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by hand. Lightweight, easy-teas.
Hllh lt-ft coed, plug, as
sorted discs, carrying ease.
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