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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1940)
'PAGE SIXTEEN THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. June 18, 1940 10K1T0BE PROHIBITED SHIES T ( MT. SHASTA CITY Under authority delegated by Regional Forester S. B. Show, Supervisor M. H. Davis, of the Shasta- na 'tldnal forest, announces .that smoking will be proniblted with In' the . Shasta national forest "from June IS, 1940 until further notice except at: Cvl. Improved places of habita tion.. - , . 2. Prepared camp grounds- . S. Areas posted as smoking Areas. -.r . : This prohibition Is made ef fective under the provisions of section H, regulation T-a of the department of agriculture, which reads:-. ;."Reg. T-l. The following acts are prohibited on lands of the United States ' within national forests: u '!(H). Smoking during periods ef fire ' danger, ' publicly an nounced by the regional forester upon such areas as may be desig nated by him, which may in clude roads and trails and im proved camping grounds, but ball not includo improved places of habitation." -.- The period beginning June 15, 1940 is hereby declared a period of fire danger, -which period shall be deemed to continue un til - notice is published to the contrary. The attention of the public is also invited to the Sis kiyou county ordinance which prohibits- smoking on forest lands -within Siskiyou county during the period .June IS to October 15, except: -f l., Within cities rr towns or other places of habitation. - 2. Upon paved state or county highways. - ' S. Areas- outside national for ests not supporting inflammable vegetable growth within a dis tance of .30 feet. 4. Outside national forests but within vehicles not in motion and which contain ash recep tacles. .8. Established camp grounds. .'Such other areas designated and posted' by the United States Forest service as smoking places. '' Trinity and Modoc . counties have similar ordinances prohib iting smoking during the period July 1 to October 15 each year. Pocket Transports Hitler Might Use Against Britain i. iay i in 1 in n n I'T'TT' I I n I i-i 1 Compact, fast, torpedo-carrying speedboats like that pictured above will be used to transport Nail troops, if Hitler tries to cross the Channel, military observers believe. Boats are said to be capable of 45 to 60 knots an hour, have been used recently to torpedo Allied ships. JOBS for JUNE GRADUATES PARIS DROPS OUT AS SOURCE OF NEWS BROADCASTS I NEW YORK, June 13 (JP) Annroach of th hitiltfmnii has eliminated Paris us a source or snort wave relays by Ameri can networks at least for the time being. -, '-Both NBC -and CBS report that with the trantifcr of French censors and the ministry of in formation to Tours their repre sentatives have gone along. Af ter missing a broadcast or two, Paul Archinard of NBC and Eric Sevareid of CBS were able to obtain radio facilities in the new French capital for their regular relays to America. The regular Paris short wave station, Paris Mondial, was still being picked up in this country, the NBC and CBS listening posts reported. It was transmitting Ha usual newscasts. .- In an effort to increase early morning broadcast service to many, rural areas, ihe federal communications commission has authorized daytime and limited time stations to begin operation t'4 a. hi., local standard time. 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SAN FRANCISCO, June 13 W) Carmelo Zito. editor of an Italian language newspaper here, asserted today that prom inent San Francisco Itnllans were spreading fnscixt propa ganda in northern California and teaching fascist policies to Italian children in "after hours" schools. Zito, talking to interviewers, said Italy's entrance into the European war had split San Francisco's large Italian colony into two sharply opposed fac tions, but he said only 10 per cent of the 60.000 tin inns here were fascist sympathizers. Zito, who left Italy several years ago because he opposed Mussolini's policies, is editor of Corricre Del PopolD. which clr- , . awyw mm II II I MM Ml III i i mm JtMKW.i.l , .v':-..-..''!V' X "MX.' a ". LITTLE QUEEN No, she's Juat a prlnreta. and a pre carious princess, too. Juat a few days before she waa born, Adolf Hitler Invaded her native Denmark and turned Ihe klnsriom Into a protectorate. 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