MONDAY. AUGUST I, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE FIVE
WEATHER
TDKAM YtAR
Lael ar II aw Lail raar 1104
Nurmal . 11 ua
WIBTSMM OhtOON. Verlabi rluuiH
aaaa with uilMia ir uiiahltt and law
erlitklae ul lain liHlar- I'arllr vlimily
fuHiUr. Cmiler In liiilllt ami w.ini.r
In aoulh lila. Hlahs 11 In as arrul
to HI In atiulhain iiiteilur vall.ra bHlh
riara and Ml In a al'inf ruaal, low.
l.niilhl M u el. l.lal.l variable wuula
Sinus marl.
EAS'I'MIN niiRllim- Partly alimity
Irnlav and T"..lajr. raw wutaly aial
laraa llfhl thuwin In muunlaina Ox.l.r
liMlay lhalia lxln dais ao lo tA, luwa
toniani m ui e.v
NONTIimN CAt.irflHNIA' fair lodav
and Tulay bi'.iiI nihl and ruimlug
rnaalal ! and law all.iiiiMin lltunrl.i
aiuriita av.r his mount. Ilia, aitehllr
werrnsr In Inlailur liKl.y. H.tl.ilr
wln.U of III III la nillaa an hour eai.ut
aarlal'le liilay miuIIi ! Culm Monlaia.
IIIIANTN fAHM ANII Vtt'lNITY. Il.ii
rally fair Inday and Tuaail.r. raw
1 1 It I ahuwart In hls'ier mountain. Ihia
snerntmn Hlfh lilay au l.uw lonlaltl
la High Tuaailar .
ate Plelure llrtiley grange
b entertained Wednesday after
Ui miliar business meeting m I
p m. by a demonsti atlnn put on by
In younc pantile ol respiration
methods through Ihe agra. Two
artort eound fllma will alau b shown
.on fancy swimming, diving did good
water practices.
Nw Hon - Mr and Mrm Carl Nreljt
are receiving congratulations on the
birth ol a baby boy, ihnr second
on. Hurulay. al Klamath Valley
hoapital. Ita haa been namrd Mich
aal Iavld. Orendoarenta ara Mr.
aavand Mia. J. A. U.luK of 3441 Or
rhard way. and Mr. and Mia Dork
Neely ot Eldorado Hprlngs, Mo.
Mloshlpaua Jerry A. DUkman.
Sud ol Clao M. Duaitan of 405 Daly
atreet, Duiunmlr, Calif., haa an
rolled for tha aummrr Indnctrlna
llon roars at tha naval aradrmy.
Annapolu, Md . with tht claw of
KM.
Man To Portland Cliff Mary, a
member of tha Columbian Optical
oumpany heie for tha paat aevru
yrara, haa bran transferred to tha
lompaiiy'a Portland offlca, affecUva
today, Monday. Ilia successor aa
technician here haa not bean an
nounced. Uiirlm thalr residence
haia Mr. and Mra. Mary wara Identi
fied with vartoua community move
ment!, lie waa a Boy Hrout leader,
member of tha l.lona club and of the
Junior chamber of oommerra. They
reside at ill 43 Ogden atreet.
Nmall fires-The city f lr depart,
menl aimwrrcd a call to Lancaster
and Bhellry alieela at about I Bat
urday night, and put out a grass
filar there. Klremen ajiawered an
other call at 6:13 Bunds v afternoon
to 31ft Old Tint road, and found an
other giaaa fir going. Both (Irtra
were quelled betorv any damage
waa dona.
Pirnle A Colorado picnic will be
held tlunday. Auguat 1, 1 JO p. m .
at Jarkaon Hot aprlnga. Picnickers
ara ekr-d to bring their own lunch,
h e cream, collra and lemonade will
be furntahed.
Navy Training Ena. Lurlrn P
Caulkett. HHNH. brother of A K.
Martin of Ward. Calif., la attained
to turner aquadnm 111. baaed at tha
naval air atatlon. Ban Diego. Calif.
Women Of Moaae Officials of
tha Women of the Mnoae ara asked
to attend an executive board meet
ing Monday evening. p. m. In tha
Mooaa hall.
Lawa PIrnle Paat Matrons club
of Aloha chapter. Ota. will meet
at 13 50 p. m. Wednaaday for a
covered dlah pirnlc luncheon on tha
lawn of Mra. L. K. Hhelpa horn.
IBM Auburn. All paat matrons ar
invited.
Tveaday Visitation Tha chamber
ot commrrca Industrial tour thla
week will visit tha moulding plant of
Klamath Lake Moulding company
on Cnatiy atreet. Tha group will
meat aa uaual at 10:31) a. m. at the
chamber ollua and be at tha plant
at 10 30 where Ixjien Palmrrton will
condm t Uia group on a tour ot tha
Industry.
Vial! PorU Pervelo I. ItossetLo,
fireman. UHN, of Weed, Calif., was
among tha navy men who recently
visited porta In tha Western Pacific
aboard the seaplane under, VHH
Oardinere Bay. Craw mcmbera wera
taken on conducted tours and r-ro-lion
trips In Okinawa, Tha Philip
pines, and at Tsliujliio and Hon(
Kong, China.
Potlurk Plrnle Klamath Luth
eran Ladles Aid will hold a potlurk
pirnlc Tuesday at 1 p. ni. In flie
garden of the home of Mra. Charles
Mattox on Merrill road. Coffee, and
rolls will be furnished by tha aid.
Those who deslra transportation arc
asked to call Mra. Irvln Tweet.
Re-openlng Data Interior altera
tions of tha Webber Catering eerv
Ite, 119 8. Fourth have been com
pleted, and Uia tentative re-openmg
data set for Prlday. Tha restaurant
was rloaed mora than a month agj
for the Installation of a new floor
and other Improvrmenta.
VMtar Visiting her with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J L Dean. Is
Mrs. Oeorge Cornell, fiha has been
visiting for one week and will re
main until August .
Mo ass Balloting will be a feature
of tha regular buslnea meeting of
the Women of tha Moos to be held
Tuesday at ( p. m. In tha Moo ha J
Returns Home Roy Men waa
nt'tved from Klamath Valley hoa
pital to hla home In Llndley helghta
by Kaler's ambulame tjaturday aft
ernoon. Lien has been In the h'a
pltal for aavaral days with a broken
ankle suffered In a fall.
Tuesday Meeting Shasta View
Home Economic club will meet Tues
dny at ( p. m. in tha home of Mra.
Edith Wiard, ntlft Wlard lane.
Meeting Tha ladles enclety, B.
of L. 8. and I., will meet tonight,
Monday, al 7:30 at tha home of Mra.
Kathleen Br oner.
beexh yesterday. A small, tourist
plan landed on th ahofe and ran
over him.
Hospital authorltlaa said Dlno'a
Injuries ar not sanoua.
CARD OP THANK
We shall always remember with
deep gratitude your comforting ex
pression of sympathy.
MAUDE, MAXINE AND
AND TOTT8IE.
THE L18KEY FAMILY.
THE SHUCK FAMILY.
Rl'N OVFR
ROME, Aug. 1 0f Dlno AHanl
of Home : achieved a certain dis
tinction. He was run over by an
airplane.
Dlno ss sunbathing on a nearby
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A. M. Til P. M.
IN GOOD
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RANGES
AND
COMBINATION
RANGES
Then kav all been cheeked
aver in r en shop and an
la excellent condition.
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Com Dare sy price before yea
bay any weed eieeirte range,
VERN OWENS'
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Why gasoline costs you less today than it did in 39
94Vv) 0w4eJ A Pf)!1 e
0aHaa federal Ae. krv l awra
aw Sas par nearly 10alliaa
snt aaRaa wa ea
1922 24f0 f.t .52 5
1939 13f, v 6f, .63 3
1949 20f, 6f, 1.37 2
tAawa 10 0. 1. eMes. IneKrttn fcaaea earee
aaVal 4 tear livy ktsaa
'Aiarags tt 4( taarlet.
V I (weaae a4 labar ritele far eartary arwkan.
1. Tha prlca of gotolln today I hltfhrr thnn
. it u in 19.'!9. Hut it urtually owf you lr.. In
!.'. for example. 10 jriilltin of "reirular" Riuto
linu cot tha kvcrnK U. S. factory worker 3
houri' pay. Today, 10 trallona of connidernbly
hrttrr "irirular" K.oline cost him leas than 2
hourV pay.
2a In 1939 one bushel of wheat would buy the
average U. S. fanner SJ (rallons of pasoline.
Today, one bushel will buy him 7.9 irallona. And
what's true of the factory worker and the
farmer is true to a'lanre extent of most other
painfully employed people in this country.
3. In other word, the price of trasoline has
gone up less than wage rates and less than the
price of most other commodities. Consequently,
it actually costs you less in "real" dollars than
it cost you in '39. What's the reason for this?
Are the industry's labor costs down? No. Oil
workers are among: the highest paid wage
earners in the country-
w Tf jWQ r '.as
uwii ten
AS0UNI
4. Are the Induitry't raw-materiiil, tax and
nthcr"cost-of-doinK-bii8iness" expenses lower?
Quito the contrary. Are the owners taking less
profit? No, dividend pnyments have been run
ning higher, although they average only about
of gross sales and represent a return of
Ayf'o on invested capital. What is the answer
then? Simply this: greater efficiency and lower
costs through more and better "tools" refin
eries, terminals, pipe lines, drilling rigs, etc
5a Since 1939 the industry has not only plowed
back every cent qf profit after dividends into
enlarged Bnd improved facilities but has bor
rowed additional money as well all in order to
meet the increased demand for petroleum prod
ucts and to improve efficiency. In the last 10
years Union Oil -in addition to $178,000,000
used for replacement-has spent $80,000,000
on "plant" improvement and expansion.
6. 64X of this came out of profits that wefe
left over during those years after dividends.
The rest was borrowed. So oil company profits
have a very real bearing on keeping down the
cost of gasoline to you. For most profits go right
back into improved facilities that mean greater
efficiency and lower cmU,
UNION OIL COMPANY
OF CALIFORNIA
IrlC. gOIA!IS IN CAUfOINIA, OCtOllt If, lift
7ni , tpenmred by tilt peona Union Oil Companif, it
dedicated to a ditmuion of how and why American tnuinee
unction. W hope you'll feel free to tend in any tuggettiont
or eriticitmt you have to offer. Write: The Pretidont, Union Oil
Company, Union Oil Building, Lot Angtlet H, California.
RONGER!
GER!
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COTTON FLANNEL SHIRTS J;98
MEN'S WORK SUITS 4,29
MEN'S WORK SHOES
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Men's Jean Cloth Shirts 1.98
Men's Denim Shop Caps 49c
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