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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1941)
February 8, 1941 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. PAGE THIRTEEN 4 '4ti Wv-wkm pi ' ! IT ASS.O.CIATEBiPRESS PACT OBI NEWS '$ A BIC I OB Chairman Sol Bloom (D-NY) of IIoum forelin affairs commlllre. well equipped with eyeflatscs and pencils, sprawls across lili desk to check lend-lease bill. tin trMIVi Vmumi's i . f JsW .A ' .. w w .r:: q iq- are w ' lx- l 3 ' a. 1 ' S N O W L D I E RmlfM b the word for Ihli toldier of tha - ' ".a, job with tun fluMi tnd rtfii at Ft. Dlx, N. i. WAR Jamei Gerard, ex -ambaaaador to Berlin, tolls Sm ale ht favors war on Germany. ill ... - ... II 111 I ! I & f4 i 3 1 W. VfesW f -a r EaMBMStHI sMMsWHkAsfiMusto 1 1 ' '4 BRAND NEW AND READY FOR D U T Y are these North American AT6A trataln planes, fllnf from a factory near Lot Angelej to army air corps advanced tralninf units. WANNA RACE?Ool7 two years old, bat ready for all comers la Edwin Lennox, Jr of Chlcafo, who could swim before he could talk or walk. Dad's a . former Olympic swimmer. ilarfcl .lv,,tdLgy NO EARMUFPS NEEDI D In Palm Reach for Doutlas ralrbanka and wife, tha former Mrs. Iluntlnf ton Hartford. ITALIAN WAR CARTOONS-i . it.i,. newi. paper Interest these British tank officers In North Africa. P r ' . ' i. ' . r - - - I. i'.i. srai -.i9,v. .i1.; Jr.. .ja- -w.. TVS! ir-rfj- . WHEN BATTLESHIPS F LY they look like this, for British filers refer to such lont-ranta Sunderland reconnaluanca flylnf boats M"battlchlp of the alr.ThU plane U convoylnf shlps. STAR In N. T. Mei'a Cseeh opera will be Novotna (above). , OLD FLAG, SCARRED WHEEL-crosaed sea with Betty Marcoitc, of Paris, Detroit-bound from Lisbon. , ONE REASON WHY Rhode Island State quintet has been scortof sensation Is Warner Keany (JZ), 170-pound guard. FW '04.' .Ar3Kl f . .1 I I v , rt- Hat. ' J E if" ZVJr -U. " vrc fi Jl q fx LOGS MUST CO T H R 0 U G H even when heavy snow three feet of It blankets the forests In Winter Park, Colorado, and o these horses and their driver tackle a log to pull It out of the woods. Luckily, It's loose, dry snow, CAVTIONt HIGH EXPLOSIVES AT WORK And so these soldiers stay safely behind tha ISImm howliiart belcw ;. . ,irti ' rort Dlx N- hT the 151th field artillery. The tuns are fired by means of lone lines, or lanyards.
