THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
April,. 1941
PAGE TEN
Klamath
Netmen Bow
Veteran Aihlond Ttnnittt
Lick Ptlieoni in Valley
Ashland' completely veteran
tennis squod, powerhouse last
year, walked over the hapless
Klamath high schoo! netters, 6-1,
Saturday afternoon on the val
ley courts.
The Pelicans, weakened con
siderably by the loss of Ray
Crane and Pat Moses, did show
some Improvement however.
from their preceding week's
showing when they fell before
Medford. 70.
Only Ingvar Swanson, who
also won a letter at basketball,
was able to win match, down
ing Ormond ot the Grizzlies.
4-6, IS, 6-4 Other local netmen
lost In straight sets
Summaries:
Stride (K) tot to Jandreatl A t-4. SS.
Ive (K krtl to ProTo,t (At e-l, s-l.
Cornell -E) tot to Mtrm (A) e-t. M.
Bvum K) defeated Ormond A) 4-4,
t..m.
roHrbou (E) tot to Cook (A) IS.
44.
DoubUa
lev md Strtdo (k) tot to Promt tad
Jasdroea (A) T-l. fro.
Ctoreetl asd IniKi (E tot to llerttt
ud Ormond (A 42. 1-4, 4 J.
Plodder Pawson
Scores Run Triple
BOSTON, April 21 (UP)
Black-thatched Leslie Pawson,
36-year-old Pawtucket, R. I.,
park foreman, became the sec
ond plodder in history Satur
day to register Boston AA
marathon triple but he re
ceived even less than the tra
ditional honors for his perform
ance. Tor his third triumph over
the gruelling 26-mile, 385-yard
course, Pawson was awarded
the victor's gold medal, a reas
onably exact facsimile of the
usual laurel wreath, a steaming
bowl of beef stew and a cup
of coffee. i
flSfapi
'A Couple of Real 1
MONEY
SAVERS
No. 133A 1937 FORD
"60" TUDOR, radio and
baater, mlltag unex
celled, reconditioned In
our shop.
WAS $375 IS $295
No. 20621938 DODGE
SEDAN, runs OK, body,
paint, tires, etc. good.
WAS $345 IS $245
2 CARS
FOR THE PRICE OF ONE
No. 2251936 TERRA
PLANE SEDAN. m
chanlcally $398
No. 3 A 1934 1 TER
RAPLANE COUPE
mechanically good, 1
tires excellent
$399
.BOTH FOR
BALSIGER
Main & Esplanade Tfypmim
' ' Price$A?to the bone
BASEBALL STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tam W. L. Pet.
Boston S 0 1.000
Cleveland 4 2 .667
New York 4 3 .571
Chicago 2 2 .500
St. Louis 1 1 .500
Philadelphia 2 4 .333
Detroit 1 3 .250
Washington 1 S .167
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Team W. L. Pet.
New York 5 1 .833
Chicago 3 1 .750
St. Louis 3 2 .600
Brooklyn 4 3 .571
Boston 3 4 .429
Pittsburgh 2 3 .400
Cincinnati 2 4 .333
Philadelphia 1 5 .167
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Team W. L. Pet.
Sacramento 12 4 .750
Seattle 11 4 .733
San Diego 10 3 .667
Hollywood 7 8 .467
Oakland 7 9 .438
Los Angeles 5 9 .337
San Francisco 5 11 .313
Portland 4 11 .267
Plans Complete
For Alturas
20-30 Tourney
ALTURAS Plans for the
twelfth annual relay races spon
sored by the Alturas 20-30 club
have all been completed and
await the starters gun on April
26. when the event will be held.
At the present time 30 schools
have signified their intention of
participating in the meet.
Schools from as far south as Wil
lows to Grants Pass. Ore., on
the north, will be represented.
Four additional trophies will
be added this year to the five
that have been given by the club
in the past. The meet starts at
noon on Saturday, April 26, and
will finish at 6 p. m. the same
day.
A dance will be held in the
high school gym in the evening
at which the visitors will be en
tertained. No. 2061938 G. M. C.
PICKUP, Just traded In
from th original owner,
la exctllint condition.
is $415
WAS $495 IS
THESE WON'T
LAST LONG
No. 2079 1937 LINCOLN-ZEPHYR
COUPE
completely recondition
ed, this car sold new
for more than $1600.
WAS $595 15 $515
No. 185A 1938 FORD
TUDOR SEDAN, radio
and heater, recondition
ed. WAS $375 IS $315
Once this sale is over
you'll trail a long time to
gel buys like Ibis again.
EASY TERMS
MOTOR CO:
i is, fellas'.
IT HAS IN MY J f
l V I f&XOTTO f
.i - W .
Keno Cindermen
Defeat Dorris
KENO Playing tag with
old man weather, the Keno
track squad defeated the Dorris
team, 60-53, at Dotls Friday
while competing with wind,
rain and snow. s
Due to California rules the
Keno team was tarred to con
cede the relay event to the Dor
ris cindermen. Outstanding in
the events were pole vault and
the shot put. Young of Keno
soaring to an easy win at 10
feet 8 inches and Keno, led by
Smith completely dominating
the latter.
Wednesday Keno meets the
Henley squad at Keno. Satur
day the lads Journev to Alturas
for the annual 20-30 meet, and
the following week compete in
the Klamath 20-30 tourney. On ;
May 3 the county meet will be
held at Malin.
Summaries:
IM-TartJ Dm
Won by Pmlth. K: Brtngle (X) tec-ond;
Fniwick D third. Tum UI X.
m-Yartf Ditn
Won by Smith (K: Bring! (K MCoad;
Dyttrt (D) third. Tim .Hi.
uarttr Milt
Worn bT To-wif. K; Creddork (D) t
ond; Andrus (V third. Tinw :J7.S.
Half Ml
Won by Bantt iK; fUrrhfttt rf aw
oad; Ova D third. Tim
Mil
Woo by Bamtt fK; Bruhnr (D mo
ad; McKeeo K) third. Tim 1:19.1.
IM-Yard Lav Hurdlw
Woa by Young (It): Bermin (D ito-
ood; Spurmia (l) third, lima ;siJ-
Its-Vat High HurdlM
Woo bjr Fmwtck (D): AndrtetU tD
Mcood; PriWbard (K third. Ilm .10.
lota Vault
Won by Young ((O; fcg-ltne fD M-eoad;
WhlU (D third. Height 10 feet S tncbee.
High Jump
Won hf tyirt (D: tirtm (K asd
ADdrietta (D) tied lor tfcond. Height
6 ft S lechf. j
Brtad tlwmp
Woo by Driert (V) AndrietU D -ond;
Dow (K) third. DUtaoca U Icct
s Inch.
Shot Put
Won by Smith K; Uw K iwrond:
Rmwn (K) third. Dutanc 40 ft $
tnchra.
Pooltwll Thtew
Won by Brawn (K: V,hita (D) ifoml:
Br..hur l third. Di-v 13A tt
10 lnchea.
146. Yard Rtlay
Woo by borrli dfailt.
SYNOPSIS OT ANNI AL STATEMENT
OP
The Home Insurance Company
of New Tor. In U Stale of Ki- York, on
tH thlrty-ftrat day of Dwember. 1S40. mad
to the Iniuracce. Comm:ntoner of the Stat
of Ortgoo, purtuant to !nw;
Capital
Amount of capital stock paid
up f 11,400,900.00
Net premluoui received dtirlnr
th year . .1
Interent. dlMndtt and renta
received during the year ...
Income from other aourrea ra
celved during tha year
.1 W.0M,13S3
e.lM, 170.71
S. 004, 309. 60
Total Income f 73,190.1.9S
Net Waea patd during th
year including adluitmeni
w,4Z',a.vv
id
31,9t.0T.M
durln the year .
Dividend! Dald i
J, 404. 170 3T
4,900,000.00
t.M8,0aT.09
capital
tock durlna the year
Amount of all other expendi
ture! ............ ...
Total npendltarea g 99,737, 179,41
Admltteil AaaMa
Value of real aetata owned
'market value j Kobo
Lourm on mortgagea and col
lateral, etr $ 171,127.00
njf iji 0qtj(u owdn Kmrnnj'
tlfedt
Value of flock owned (mar
kt value i
Ca-h In banka and on hand .
19.U1.3U4S
71.M,W.0O
34.&49,29Q.62
Prmlum In coume of Tillej;
tion written alnca Septem
ber 30, 1940
Interest and renta due and ac
crued .
Other aiacta (net) ..........
9,393,ia.4T
Total admitted asaete ....f 133,729,910.94
liaMUtlea
Oroaa elalma for loaaat un-
. P""l I ,13,739.00
Amount of unearned premi
um! on all outitandlng rleke M, 030, 418. 00
Iue for commission and bro-
traga S.9W. 374.00
All other Uabtlltlea 319,919.14
Total liabilities, except cap
. "V-'aV IM.413,M.M
Capital paid Up l!J,0w,0O0.0O
Surplus over all liabilities... 43, 314,379. aa
Surplus aa regards polk bold
9 M, 314. 379
Total I133.736,91.ga
RasbMM la Oregon tn tha Yew
If et premiums received during
. tha year 190,43944
N loasaa paid during tha 9W av i
334.433.11
THE HOKE INHIRANCE COMPANY
HAROLD V. BMTTH. Pres.
LEONARD PETERAON, rf.
Keith RhoIesrMWenl ,Uornejf 'or rvlc,
CRAKLEA W. SEXTON, AGENT,
Board of Trade Bids.
k Portland, Oregfrn
THE LANDRY COMPANY AGENT
ai3 Mtiln HtrMt
Klamata falls. Ore.
Chiloquin Nine
Thumps Merrill
CHILOQUIN The Chilo
quin Panthers came from be
hind to score a 10-0 win over
Merrill high school Friday after
noon in an extra inning soft
ball battle at Chiloquin. They
also went on to take the second
game ot the doublelieader by a
S to 5 count.
Robert St. Clair, freshman
thirdsackcr, led the attack for
the winners by poling out four
long home runs.
Batteries for Merrill. C.
Snapp, U. Snapp and Reed; for
Chiloquin, Mathis, Carter and
Liegh. Umpires: Hatfield and
Wirth.
The Panthers go to Bly next
Friday to tangle with Bly high
school.
The double win marked the
fifth victory in six starts for
Chiloquin having taken three
out of four from Merrill, and
two from Sprague River.
Margaret Lindsay
Wins Sk Honors
TIMBERUNE LODGE, April
21 AP) Margaret Lindsay,
Portland, and Blanche Osborne,
carried off all the honors in Ore
gon's first women's class B and
C ski meet here yesterday.
Miss Lindsay won her first
place in downhill and slalom
competition of class B and led
the field in combined totals.
Miss Osborne did the same in
class C.
"Feeder Eggs"
Okayed for Anglers
PORTLAND, April 21 (AP
Fishermen may use "feeder
eggs" until July 1, the state
game commission ruled here Sat.
urday.
The decision delayed a ban on
such bait as canned corn, to
which dealers had objected. The
dealers protested they should be
given an opportunity to clear
their shelves.
After July 1, the ban will go
into effect again.
ittsofsis or ankci. STaxasiasr
Of Ui. Hvh.r Amrle.n IntorM.
omp.nr ( Nw T.rk. In th. St.l. t
N.w York, on th. thlrljr flr.t Hr
rmnMf. m. m4. . In. tniur.nr.
CimmiMaoir Kt h. Slat. .1 Or..,
purrjant t. law :
Capital
.T.T. .'.".ll.H..H
Inraipa
Kt pf.ml.tna r..lv.d nr
In. th. ,..r IM.SM.SI
tntr.. 4lvMnfl. .nd r.nta
rM.lv. donna Ih. yr.. lTI.4tl.ll
lnroro. from oth.r .o-irr.e ......
re.lrad d.rlns tha rar.. I.III.T1
Total lao.tr- II.I1MIMI
rrlabtrraamaaila
Hot IMM. pat. dortnf th.
7ar Ineladlac adja.tm.at
.p.n I lll.TM.tt
Commli.lon. and aatarl.a
paid during th. rr ITt.lll.M
Taioa. Itc.nae. and f.aa paid
darlnr th. mr Il.tll.1
Dl.ld.nd. paid on capital
ntok darlnr tha Tv 1 !,
Amount ot all .tbM as-
pondltaraa W.ITl.tl
Total zpndltnr.. ll.ltl.TII.l
Admitted Aaarta
ats. of ru I a.tata owned
tmarkot .ala.) f t
Laan. on mortffacM and
eollatarat, ato 9
a I a. of bond. .wall
lamortKad) 1.411, III
Vahta o( atonka mtd
tmarhet valuo) S.ITI.1II.II
r..h In banka and on hand JII.IIT.4I
Pramluma In courM of rot.
Irrtlen wrllt.n mnr. Sap-
t.mbar 14. 1144 IMII-M
Intar.M and ranta doa and
aocrtwd 11,11144
Tout admlttrd .wit. ...f4.4ll.IIT.41
LUMMtlw
Oroa. elalma for loa... up
paid 41,41144
Amount M nnaarnad prrm
Inma aa all outatandlris
rlak Ill, III. H
Xua for eommlaalMi and
brokwac. T.I44.M
All thr llabllttlaa IT.444.M
Total llabllltlaa, ascapt
capita
Capital paid
up 11,444,444.44
Sarplo. orar
all llabllltlaa t.441,111.11
Surplus aa rcsarda poller-
hold.ra k. ais.nll.lll.ll
Total ll.ill.IIT.lt
Bualsaaa la Orrsna fin th. Year
Nat pramluma racarvad durlnf'
tha roar 14.114.94
Nat loaaaa paid during tha yaar 3.414.11
Nama of Company. Rocha.t.r Amarl
ran In.uranc. Company; Nama of Praal.
dant. William H. Koop; Nama ot Sacra
tarr, Danlal R. Ackorman.
On tha baala of D.cambar SI. Illl
tnarkat qnotatlona for all bonda and
atocka ownnd, fhla Companra tatal ad
mitted aaaata would b. Inrreaaed to II.
173.441.41 and polkyholdara aarplua la
11,114.111.11.
Soort Briefs
B EDDIE BRIETZ
NEW YORK, April 31 W
Question is. should Billy Conn
or Lou Nova get fiit crack at
Joe Louis? . . . Well, the old
maestro has a few words to say
on the subject . . . New York's
PM quotes Louis: "I think Lou
Nova deserved the June shot
. . . He Is tough and plenty big
. . . Billy Conn is too small
. . . He is big enough to fight
Pastor, but I might hurt him.
a a a
WEEK'S WASH
Coast fight clubs use a red
canvas so the blood stains won't
show and Illinois referees wear
maroon colored shirts for the
same reason ... If the weights
are OK. Mioland s itinerary will
call for stops at Havre de
Grace for the Dixie handicap;
at Belmont for the suburban;
at Adeqiieduct for the Brooklyn,
plus an extended visit to Hol
lywood for the American, gold
cup and sunset handicaps . . .
Thing s-we-mlght-as-well skip
dept.: 45 Brooks left standed
on bases In their first four
games ... If Will Harridge,
president of the American
league, la superstitious, he'd bet
ter do something about hla um
piring staff which now numbers
13 . . . Ossie Bluege. Washing.
ton coach, is a certified public
accountant and always takes
care ot Clark Griffith's income
tax problems.
a a
SONG OP THE PITCHERS
We wish somebody would de
vise
A way to stop this Johnny
Mite.
And show us how to put the
hex
On Boston's Jimmy double-x
Or maybe hang a four-forO
Just once on Joe DiMaggio.
For anything that you can do
We'll all be much obliged to
you.
a a a
PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Billy Conn, now gadding
about with the Pittsburgh up
per crust, is learning to wear
tails and a topper . . . Jack
Miley, ace sports columnist.
parted company with tne New
York Post over the weekend
. . Henry Plcard made big
hit with members of his new
club, the Twin Hills at Oklaho
ma City . . . Paul Runyan re
turns to Columbia U. this
spring to be dean of the golf
department . . . Hugh Mulahy
writes pals on the Phils he
doesn't mind any phase of ar
my life except the Idea of get
ting up at 9:30 a. m. . . . And
we don't blame him.
a a a
TODAY'S TRUE STORY
Before Phil Riuuto enrolled
in a Yankee baseball school, he
sought a try-out with the Gi
ants . . . One of the polo
ground brass hats told him:
Kid, buy yourself a shoeshtne
box and go to work."
Volley Horses
Win ot Portland
POR-LAND, April 21 (AP
A Salem and a Eugene horse
were among winners in the tenth
annual civic horse show here
Saturday.
Ima Chief, owned by Iver
Morgan, Salem, won first place
in the fine harness class, and was
tied for second in competition
for the Associated Hunt clubs of
Oregon trophy, awarded to the
show's high point winner.
SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAl STATEMENT
Of th Colombia. Fir Inrarue Com
pny ot D.) y ton. tn th Btt of Ohio,
on tho thlrty-rirl rtay of Dembf.
II1, ma4 to th Inauranc Cormnli
ton of tfc Stat of Orf, yarvaant
to 11
Cftcttal
dtmorjat f MplUl toek
pma l...
IOfla
Ht pramluma rc!T4 Sr
th year ITr.ltt.lt
In (!, i1.11-nl ond ronta
rorolT. tjf1n tho year.. HMM.tl
IncOmo from other aoureat
roeolTod doTlng lb xr.. lt.M4.II
Total laoom .
. Ul.4ft1t
Hat tflwaaa paM durln tha
yaar Including arljaatmant
titxmMi til. Ill It
Com ml aa! on a and aatarlaa
paid durlDg tb yoar
Tax, naa and faaa satd
do ring th yar.,
Dividend paid a capital
ttoelf darlna th yaar....
A meant of U ot1ir
pnd1tr . ,
llMIT.ll
M.TIl.tl
IM.tM.M
141. lit
Total aspanrlltiirM t Tlt.4M.tt
AdmlttM Aaaata
Taloa of ral catat frad
(mark at !) f ll.llt.TI
tsoan on mortgacaa . ad
eoilitara). ate I.TM.tt
Talu of aonda awnad
amorMtd l.tTt.ltt.lt
Talu of otoka awnad
(markot value) l,tl,STT.a
Caab tn banka and oa band JTI.Itt It
Pramloma In roora of nel-
laetloi. written aloe Sap-
rimlwr 14. ttl tl.4tl.1t
fniarcat and ronta da and
arrrned 11.111.
Other aaaata (net) 1l.tt7.lt
Total admitted (. .'. .Il.tll.ltl 4t
LlaMMtl
Oroaa alajma for Jeeaea aa-
, 9 11,114, tr
Amount of Tjnearnd pram. .
Inma aa all eotatandlog
Ht.SH.lf
Dira for commlaatoii and
brokeraf 4.4AI (It
All other llaMlltlaa 14.109
Tatal IlaMlltlaa, Vicapt
rapltaJ f 4t,tl.
Capital paid
P f !.. aa
Surploa err
11 llabllltlaa I.IIT.ltl 4t
Sirplo aa regard policy.
.....IMIT.tll.lt
T2J, ti.oat.txi.tt
BaalnaM la OMgon far th Tear
Net premium racalved during
th year ff Ml It
Het loaa paid during tha year . 421 1
Tira T V. V-"","D'- tiw Columbia
!.,J-!ntt,"nr? Company; Kama of
w . w.i.,-n. auromaT ior rv'lea. la.
Yolk's on Her
rnrdun the nil lnylna, but U.
S. merchants and poultry farm
rs are co-operating In a Spring
time Egg Feitivai Werk, May
1-7, to promots markrllng ot
exprctrd m-otti 39 billion rgg
production tor this year. Amelia
SorulU also helps, as above.
Beavers Lick
UO Cindermen
At Corvallis
CORVALLIS. Ore., April 21
(p) Oregon State dominated
track events here Saturday and
downed the University of Ore
gon In the annual relay meet
5 to 3.
Aided by the touted Les
Steers, Oregon won the shot-
put and high Jump relays, but
could capture only the mile re
lay In tho running events. Ore
gon State chalked up firsts in
the 40, 880, two-mile, four-mile
and shuttle hurdle relays.
Oregon established a new
meet record of 24 feet, 9 Inch.
es in the high lump with
Steers' 0 feet, 7 inches the best
performance of the day.
Jim Holloway provided Ore
gon State's victory by recover
ing from a tumble In the hur
die relay event and nosing out
Ralph Furman, Oregon anchor
man.
The Oregon State freshmen
also won, 4-1, from Oregon
frosh.
BEAVERS. WEBFOOTS
EVEN IN BALL SERIES
EUGENE, April 21 (rP) Uni
versity of Oregon and Oregon
State stood even In their norm-
em division baseball series to
day as the result ot the Beavers
4-3 victory here Saturday.
The teams did all theit scor
ing in the first Inning, but fire
works continued even after the
last out ol the game . Umpire
Spec Burke was knocked to the
ground in a dispute mat follow-
ed Oregon Coach Howard Hob-
son's protest of a play at first
base.
HOOD SKIERS DOUBLE
FOR HOLLYWOOD STARS
PORTLAND, Ore.. April 21
(UP) Hans Sarbach, Swiss ski
director of Tlmberline lodge, and
Mrs. Boyd French, Jr., Oregon
woman ski expert will double
for film stars Barbara Stanwyck
and Henry Ftnda In snow scenes
from "The Doctor's Husband," It
was announced Saturday by Di
rector Norman Deming.
The scenes will be filmed at
sTNorsis or asm-ai tateiint
Of tha Am.rlran In.orartra ContpiM
of Nawark. In tha Stata ot N.w Jarsar.
on tha thlrly-fl. day ot Dar.mbar,
Ilia. ntHt t. tha Inauranea Camtn'..
at.nar of th. Stata .f Orasoa, asrabaal
la law I
raaaaal
AwiMal at sastlal staefe
Sala a I 4,441.444 44
w.t aramlsma raeataaa sar
ins tha yar I1I.IIT.II4.4I
fnt.r.at, rilvManils and ranta
raralrsd during IBa yaar l,lT.,.ai.ia
fnrotna frem athnr ansr.as
racalraS Sarins ths toot tl1.IIS.44
Trial rssama IH.I4I.444.44
Hal laaaaa said durlna th.
yaar Inrludlns adjnslmant
atpanaa. I
I MI4.I.!I
Commlaatona and aalarlaa
paid dnrlns tha yaar....
Taaaa, Iteanaas sad aaa
patd durtaa too yaar....
tHvtdanda paid om rapltal
stock darlns tha yaar....
Amnnnt of all sthar as.
aandltsras
Total asp.ndll.raa 111,114,411.11
Admitted Aaaata
Tains ot root aatata awaad
fmarkat Tain.) MM. Ilt.lt
lana om morttsaaa and
rollataral. atr l.iai.lll.41
Tain, ot bonda awns.
famortlaad) f.llT.III.II
Taio. ot ntorba awnaS
tmarkat salual 1I.IIT.I4I.IT
ravh tn banka and on hand l.llT.lsl.ir
Pramluma In nonrM of rol.
taction wrlttan sines Sap-
l.mN. IS. 1141 1. III. Ill 44
Intwart and ranta dna and
aeeroad II, tit IT
Othar aaMts (aat) ' tll.lll.1l
ToUl admlltad .. ... Ill, lll.llt.
.labllltlaa
Oroaa elalma for loaaae na-
pald t s.ll,asi.i
Amount ot snaarnad pram-
Inma om all eatslandlns
risks lt.llt,tst.l
rna for asmtnlsalea and
hrokarac. 41,144.
All ether liabilities 1,111,411.
Total llaMlltlas.
eapltal
Capital paid
ap f s,s..,7e.v.
Snrplne oyer
all liabilities 14,171 III l
Snrplss a. retards polly
bolder Ill tit tl M
Tots! tt1.IAMAI.4t
lloalaaaa la Orsson fas tha Taar
Hat premlume received darlns
the yeer t7M2l.lt
Het loeeee paid durlna tha yaar 24.111.14
Name ef Company, The American In
eurance Company: Kama of Pre.ld.nt,
Paul yj. flommer.; Neme of secretary,
William P. D. Bueh: statutory real
dant attorney for aarvlca, laauraaee
ComaHentoser, .
Woodan Shoes
Now Being Worn in
Noil-Held Norway
WASHINGTON. April 21 lD
Wooden, shoes are replacing
leathrr-aoled shoes in German,
occupied Norway as a result ot
a leather shortage, according to
authoritative Information re
ceived in diplomatic quarters
here.
The wooden shoes, it was re
ported, are only one indication
of a growing list of Inconven
iences, hardships and prohibi
tions which beset tho Norweg
ians under nail domination.
Other aspects of llfo in Nor
way today as reported in dip
lomatic quarter Include:
Tooth paste la sold only to
customers who return old tubes,
because of the shortage of alum
inum tube metal. Experiments
with paper and other substitutes
have proved unsuccessful.
Processed fish oil has been
substituted fur olive and other
vegetable oils, with the claim
that It costs only half and lias
equal nutritional value.
Because of the shortage ot
gasoline and trucks, the nazi
fontrolled government prohib
ited use of trucks In clearliisl
away snow from streets and
roads.
AU Norwegians more than IS
years old now carry Identity
cards, because of sabotage and
street disturbances. Identity
cards must bo submitted by any
one registering at a hotel or
traveling by ships In Norwegian
water.
Long Reelected
Hood of Oregon
AFL Carpenters
PORTLAND, Ore., April 21
(rf'f A contract to govern wues
and working conditions on high
way and heavy construction
projects in Oregon and five
southwestern Washington coun
ties was attacked yesterday by
Oregon AFL carpenters.
The carpenters said In their
annual state convention that the
contract was signed recently ry
the Portland chapter of the As
sociated General Contractors
and the Allied Heavy Construc
tion and Highway Crafts union.
They charged that neither the
CIO or AFL recognizes the
union, and urged Oregon's 2100
carpenter and Joiner to af
filiate with the Oregon State
Building & Construction Trades
Council, which has an AFL
charter. .
C. D. Long, Klamath Falls,
was reelected president and L.
W. Crone, Seaside, executive
secretary of the carpenters. Joe
L. Ross, Bend, was named vice
president, and the following
were elected district committee
men: B. J. Benson, Portland;
N. C. Nelson, Seaside; L. O.
Swanger, Eugene; James Han
sen, Marshfield; J. R. Fuglll.
Klamath Falls; Jo E. Ross,
Bend; Tom Hodgson, Pendleton.
GOVERNOR TO SPEAK
THE DALLES. April 21 (In
Governor Chase A. Clark of
Idaho will be the principal
speaker at the state convention
of young democrats here April
23-27, Edward Howell, local con
vention chairman, said today
He added that Mrs. Franklin D
Roosevelt, previously scheduled
to speak, had sent word that
she would be unable to attend
Mount Hood In the vicinity of
Tlmberline lodge. Fourteen tech
niclans from Columbia studios
in Hollywood arrived there to
shoot scenes for two weeks.
sYNorain or aii ai. statement
Of the Gibraltar nr. A Marine In
eerenre Company .f New York, m the
State ef N. rark. on the thlrty-flrel
day of rcomber. "14. mode to the
Insurance commleaten.r ot the Stete S4
Orsssn, psrsaant t. tawt
Capital
Amount ot sapltal steak
paid sp I', 444.444.4t
K4t premium, racelrad dor-
Ins the yaar H. TTI.I2I.II
tntere. dtvldende end rente
received durlna the year., UMTl.tl
Income from ether sources
received dorlns tba year.. II.4T4.I4
Tatal laeem. II.III.IT444
Dlabaraomsalo .
Het leaee. paid durlna the
.year laelndlns adjuatment
aspeneoo tll.lll.tl
Commleeloae and aalarlaa
paid durlna the year ITT.lls.tt
Taxes, licensee and fees paid
durlna the year 4l.tlt.tT
tlaldnde paid .a eapttel
atock durlna tha year.... t4t,444.4t
Amount ef all othar es-
pendltsrse lll.lll.TI
Total aspendlturee 11,117,114.41
Admitted Aeeaee
Tsltaa ot reel eetete owned
(market .alua) t S
Loaae en mortaaa.a and
cellateret, etc -
Tahie ef bonda owned
(amortised) 1.IH.JII It
Taliie of atocka awaad
(market .alua) 1,111.114.41
easb In banka and an band I4M4I.TI
Pramluma tn couree ef col
lection written nlnce Sep
tember 24, Ills 4l.IIT.tl
Tnlerreta end rente due and
accrued 1l.4IT.4t
Total admlttad aaealo.... IMIIJII.ll
lAsbllltlee -Areas
elalaia far lossee aa
paid 144.114 44
Amount sf snesrned pram.
lema sn sll sutatandlns
risks 1. 111.141 44
tins for eommleeloa and
hrokcrase .
All ether liabilities le,44l 44
Total liabilities sic.pt
eapltal It, 111. lit 14
Capital paid
UP l.tl4,44t.4t
eurplne ever
all liabilities t.44T.tT1.1l
Surplus a. resarde policy,
"dere IMir.IT1.il
'"', IMII.44l.ll
Baaln.es la Oresop for tha Vear
Het promluma received durlns
the year...... I21.TM tl
Het lo.eoe paid durtns the year 2,171 tt
J, it" ' Con,pBI", Th Olbraltar rire
ef Pre.ldant, Harold V. Smith: Name
A''"v Hlllt Statutory
resident stloroey far service. Keltb
sense, wsrtlaaa.
EDWARD ALLESCH p
DIES IN PORTLAND
Edward Alletch. World war
veteran from Klamath Fella,
died Monday morning In th
Vetrraiia luinillul In Portland,
it was learned here. 11 had
been in the hospital for th past
year.
Mr. Allesrh had been a resi
dent of Klamath falls for many
years and was employed aa a
baker. He was a member of
the Veterans ot Foreign War.
Funeral services will be held
In Portland Wednesday morn
ing, April 23.
SET FOR HMY I
May 9 Ir the dati set for h
concert to be given by the Klam
ath Falls men's chorus and th
mixed a cappelln chorus. '
This event, sponsored by th
Kiwanla club, will be held at
the high school auditorium. It , '
will be an event of music week '
In Klamath Falls.
League of Nations
Has 30 Members,
Research Shows
GENEVA. Switzerland. Apr.
21 France's notification
that she is withdrawing from
the league of nations was held
up for hours Saturday because
officials couldn't remember how
many nations am left In th
dwindling Institution.
Several hours of research f'st
nally established that titer ttllff
are V full and Independent
members out of an all-time high
of M.
Earlier the French govern
ment, at Vichy, announced that
Franc had withdrawn from th
league of nations under the pro
vision which gives any member
the right to withdraw after two
year notifloatinn.
An authorized press release
asserted that "this decision ol
Marshal Petaln's government
was simply a recognition of
de facto situation x x x. Tha
activity of the league of na
tion! belongs to the past."
Two State Officers
Enter Army Service
SALEM. April 21 (P) Ore
gon lost the services of twjki
state officials today to UnclcP
Sam's armed forces.
Wallace Wharton, state tax
commissioner and a lieutenant
commander in the naval re
serve, will leave tonight for
Washington, D. C, to go oh
active duty as an Intelligence
officer. Former Jackson County
Judge Earl n. Day will sub
stltuto for Wharton while tha
latter is on duty with the navy.
Sigfrid B. Unandcr, governor's
private secretory and a first
lieutenant in the field artillery
reserve, reported today for ac
tive duty with tho third di
vision at Fort Lewis. David
Eccles, budget director and ex
ecutive secretory to the gover
nor, will take over Unander'i
duties.
Army Considers
New 'Tin Hot'
WASHINGTON. Am-ll t
The army is considering adop
tion ot a now type of steel hel
met, similar In appearance to
battlefield headsear M
troop.
Designed to give greater pro
tection to the sides and back
of tho head, the now i.im.
was said to be mora stable, bet-
tor Daianced and generally '
more coinforlahle It n,.ini..
about two and a half pounds,
aq increase of three ounces,
and is mado of tougher steel.
Three Sneezes
Held Normal Quota
PHIL A DF.T .PI I r A a-.ii
(IP) A normal person Is allowJ
ed three consecutive sneer.es. IttV
you sneeze mora vm,'. .ill
lergic.
That's what Tit nti a.
Kern, professor of clinical med
icine at the University of Penn
sylvania, told the college ot
lyiijiviiHilB.
People do not Inherit hay
fever or arneiHu., a- :
.....j , raw
berries, sea food or dog hair
" '".m,. Whnt ,hcy Jnlierit is
tho ability to become sensitive
much more easily than h.
erase.
MEDFORD QUALIFIES
MARSllFiKt.n a.i, .
Medford h . ' 1
...... .,V,M a UHna won
wny o the regional meet J
I flitniYio Tins.. 1 41 re . .
en. Oregon district high school
music meet closed here Sattir
any. Whn in Mtdlord
may at
HOTEL HOLLAND
Thoroughly Modarn
Jo and Ann Esrlty
Proprietor