Murch 21, 1941
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. ORE.
PAGE FTVB
FILM I PIN
E
PRAISED HER
E
B UDIENC
E
A pictorial story of pundcrusa
plnu win shown to liiiuborimMi
of Ihc 1C In i mi t li region Thursday
night by lliu Denver mid Hlo
liruncle Western rnllwiiy, which
mndo the film lo hi'lp noil tho
lumber product of thin country
In tho mlddlu went nnri cunt.
It Win the tlmt showing of tho
film hero, and worm pralso wus
accorded It by tho large crowd
present at dinner given by tho
riillrond ut tho Wlllnrd hotel
dlnliiK room.
Tho picture nhown timber
lands In Ihc western pluo coun
try, logging operations, cuttlntf
tho timber up In the m Ills, plan
ing, box fnctorlcn, dry klluii,
trunspurlatlon facilities, and fin
ally depict! vurlmis linen to which
pondcromi pine lumber muy bo
ml after mile In tho retail mar
kota. Wlllluni Comilana of tho Wey
erhaeuser Timber compimy win
touslinustcr ut the dinner, after
which Denver and Hlo Griindv
Western officials took over.
l.loniuilr'N lu
Skip Army liny
lnriil In IV. 1 .
NEW YOP.K. Murch 21 (!')
Now York's American Legion
naires, for tho first time In 24
yeu in, don't Intend to participate
In tho Army (lay parade April 5
commemorating America's entry
Into the World war, because . . .
Thry'vo been limited to only
1011 yardi of parade npace.
Tho nillllary order of tho
World wnr, parade sponsor, In
formed them tho limitation wan
necessary because of Increased
pur to bo given tho regular
army, Iralncc aid volunteer de
fense organization.
State Legion Commander Ed
ward A. Vomeler, In a letter lo
Brigadier- General Arthur S.
C'onklln, ald:
"I wonder If you realize that
by your attitude of limiting the
pace of the American I-eglon to
10(1 yards, you lire serving notice
to those young men marching In
tho army of the future that the
memory of sacrifice and contri
bution to tho perpetuation of
nation will be limited to not
more than 23 yearn?"
IliMory Exfonnlon
rinNNCN lo Mtt
Tw lpp IVoxt WiM'k
Two meetings instead of one
wilt he held by the European
hlatory extension classes at Fre
mont school next week. Tho In
structor, Dr. Arthur S. Taylor of
SOCK, will hold classes both
Monday and Wednesday.
The classes are conducted un
der tho University of Oregon ex
tension division and are held at
4:13 and 7:30 p. m.
Looking for burgalnsT Turn
to tho Classified pago.
HVimiV llm Liili'Nt III Fuel OH TruckM
knee. rrwm zzti 131352
;:. : - :
This latest model International K-S truck with a special fuel oil body has juit bean purchased
by Fred H. Heilbronner from J. W. Kerns. International dealers here. The tank body has all the
newest equipmont for handling fuel oils, including pumps for filling and emptying and compart
ments for different grades of oil. Standing beside the truck are Fred H. Keilbronner (left) and
W. W. Loomls. of the J. W. Kerns sales staff.
BOYS WARNED
HUT TO SHOOT
A
HOUSES
Amebic Dysentery Carried
In Bad Water, Says Davis
By W. B. DAVIS
Sanitarian
Duo to the lurge quantity of
food grown on irrigated land in
this community, the health de
partment feels that It Is Import
ant that the water used for ir
rigation be clean.
It is surprising the number
of people who empty the efflu
ent from their septic tanks di
nted water used for irrigation,
may bo contaminated.
The prevention of amebic
dysentery Is a problem of bio
logic cleanliness. It can be pre
vented by the sort of sanitation
and hygiene that prevents other
filthy fecal Infections.
The irrigation companies arc
now engaged in their spring :
Shaw Stationery
Sawtello .. 1011 i:4 80
Allen 117 102 173
Periilgottl 120 122 154
Milne 130 200 102
Hakken 155 107 160
Handicap 102 102 102
Ole's Tavern
Dickenson 162 151
Cheync 155
Kilgorc 186
D. Martin ...131
Sheriff Lloyd Low and Coun
ty Juvenile Officer Spec Murray
issued a joint warning Friday
against careless rifle shooting in
tho thickly settled suburban dis
tricts. Tho officers said they receive
frequent complaints of danger
ous shooting, and that several
times bullets have been fired
through the walls of houses.
On one occasion, such a bullet
struck a woman in the back, but
because the slug was spent no
serious Injury resulted.
The officers said that the law
prohibits firing across the prop
erty of another or across a coun
ty road. Firing inside the city is
prohibited by city ordinance.
In case some one is killed as
a result of careless rifle shoot
ing, tho officers pointed out,
manslaughter charges would
probably follow. They urged
that parents of boys with small
calibre rifles see to It that these
weapons are not fired in areas
77 ! where there are people and
742 833 831) 2414 ,.,
331
302
300
507
482
300
Income Tax Revenue on Upswing
5
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FORM I MO A
on mo sTATrt
INDIVIDUAL INCOME AND DEFENSE TAX
RETURN
fOR GI06S SKOMIS Of NttT MOSS THAN MM DFJHVED
IVM IAUJUU. MWIMM, KfUUT. Ml ANMIT1U
1940
I in iia.i ffjl - tJ4'aaiM4MWttXu M
l - INatio'nnt Income 7 -A
i otZ YjHl V-11941 Estimate:! I
! uft't&TXJk " V' $3,055,000,000 I
f.oJ. m . trJtto iTJt mmdi'm, UWm i-lv " " ' ' 1 i ' I
IILImiI aMlskiaa'w)rO fefcM. 1 J M
f -a- " 1 M-
j Income Tax 1- 'MY
N. IJMtaWlTUll1 I III I t - - -I,
sMiMlMC4rflMiMiUltl)
II Kh M m (kMJ af m 17) ' - " -- i s
Booth
141
1B8 509 :
170 137 471 jWrvgon lain in
134 143 44:!,ovrniiioiil .lob
i:ib 134 1UJ
127 172 440
78 78 234
Turns Up Missing
rectly Into Irrigation or clruin I iitch cleaning, and arc report-1
ditches. Such practice Is not i
only a menace to the health of
the community, but a fraudulent
violation of the law. Such prac
tice leads to such diseases as
typhoid fever, amebic dysentery
and other filth diseases.
Amebic dysentery has been
considered a tropical disease, but
while it Is more prevalent there.
we now know that It may occur ,
wherever there are carriers of
K. histolytica. During, and Just
after the World war, numerous
surveys demonstrated o surpris
ingly largo number of carriers
of tho oniebae of dysentery.
occurs In iersun who- have Hray
never been in the tropics; in fact, j Luwlcr
the disease Is widespread ; Chase
throughout the temiyriile zone j Weatherford
and has been reported as fur Gates
ing cases where effluent from
septic tanks, or raw fecal matter
Is being emptied Into their
are an offender, we
to correct the siluu-
ditches.
If you
urge you
lion.
7. i
Bowling j
Gardner 177
Sullivan 158
Carter 135
Hanvillo 132
Mackes Ill
Handicap 80
833 807 800 2500
Daggett Ins.
149 139
149 169
115
127
148
89
124
114
171
89
LADY BUG LEAGUE
Wisener Nash
.128 138 151
145 131 130
135 145 123
. 105 109 143
158 164 117
north as Alaska
Water Is most instrumental In
the spread of the disease by
carrying the feces containing the :
cysts (tho Infective stage) of the
organism. Evidence of water-1
borne infection Is seen in the
comparatively small number of
cases of amebic dysentery dur
ing the dry months in India and !
the Increase Immediately follow
ing tho onset of tho monsoon
season of heavy rains. In Pan
ama, tho disease decreased
markedly with a good water
supply and other sanitary Im
provement. Tho Chicago epi
demic of 1933 was traced lo
water. Cysts may live in water
three or four weeks. Lettuce
and other fresh vegetables, es
pecially from soil fertilized with
human feces or from contamin-
Handicap 78 78 78
415
406
403
357
429
234
Handicap 78 78 78 234 WASHINGTON, March 21 fP)
Miss Ruth Egoscue, one of the
thousands of young women who
have come to Washington lately
to work in expanding govern
ment offices, has been missing
since Wednesday and police
were still hunting for her today.
The 22-year-old Forest Grove,
Oregon, girl left her boarding
house shortly before 8:30 Wed-
802 777 808 2385 I ncsday morning, presumably to
go to ncr jod as an army map
clerk.
A young naval ensign volun
teered to police the information
that he had taken her to a show
Tuesday night but said he had
heard nothing from her since.
Friends said she had ex
pressed dissatisfaction with the
type of work assigned her, that
she had hoped to be given steno
graphic work.
Swan Confectionery
Johnson 180 176 125
Howard 123 125 110
Mahoncy 141 168 140
Strader 116 166 145
Haupcrt 148 148 138
Handicap 64 64 64
465 i
4761
374'
373 !
430 I
267
470
358
449
487
432
192
"asaasssssasajtM i assajastmM iMiisiMaHSiiaaivcaiasfaiMasBBH
1915 1920 1925 1930 1935 1940
After March 15 returns, and subsequent June 15 quarterly pay
ments are counted, the U. S. expects its income tax revenue for
fiscal 1941 (ending June 30) will be second only to the J3.957.000,
000 of 1920. Receipts for 1942 are estimated to reach a new high
of 4'A billion dollars. Against background of an income tax blank
are compared income tax receipts since 1914, when first returns
were made, and graph line showing 5 per cent of the total national
. income for past 28 years.
Guardsmen to Demobilize
After Year, Says Official
By JOHN M. HIGHTOWEH
WASHINGTON, March 21 IP)
A high army authority disclosed
Thursday that, barring the grav
est emergency, the war depart
ment had decided to demobilize
national guard units upon com
pletion of their year in federal
service.
The same policy also will ap
ply, It was said, to the thousands
of men who hava been cr art
to be inducted into the army
for a year's training under iha
selective service act. - ' ',
Reports have circulated In re-'
cent weeks that the guard's tour
of active service might be ex
tended six months or even a
year. In view of world condi
tions. It was understood that
some national guard officials fa
vored this lengthening . of the
training period. . ;:
The war department has been
studying the question lor tome
time, in regard both to guards-,
men and selective ervlce train
ees. Congressional approval '
would be necessary to extend
the training periods, under exist"
ing circumstances. - ..
The army's decision" against
requesting any extension in the
service periods was because' the
primary purpose of the present
peacetime defense preparations'
was to train as large a number
of men as possible. Therefore.'
the land forces will be kept to
their intended strength of 1,418,-'
000 men by the induction Of '
fresh selective service quotas,
and additional three-year enlist
ments in the regular army.'
The full strength of i,418,000
will be reached in June, accord
ing to present plans. The. army
then will be composed of about
500,000 regulars, 300,000 to 375,
000 guardsmen and 600,000 or
more selective service trainees.
National guard units making
up 18 divisions, will begin reach
ing the end of their year's ser
vice next September and in the
ensuing six months all should,
be demobilized, unless circum
stances dictate a new decision.
Turtles, Tortoises, Teirapina -
Turtles are semi-aquatic and
marine species; tortoises, are
strictly terrestrial species;:' and
terrapins are hard-shelled, fresh
water species that are edible and
have a recognized market value,
according, to the . classifications
of Raymond Ditmars, reptile ex
pert. ' -:.-.
821 845 722 2388
747 7U5 742 2244
I Mary's Beauty Shop
j Yorkland 155 115 164
IBowno 212 122 143
Willioms 123 139 105
Anderson 168 104 108
Lciblein 120 120 152
Handicap 04 94 94 282
O. K. Transfer
Pelican heaiAe
POPEYE g CLUB
SATURDAY MORNING
10 O'CLOCK
ON THE SCREEN
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Ok lhe Etaae
GRAND FINALS
VOPKYK VLVtt ALL-STAIl
VAUDEVILLE
AMATEUR CONTEST
HELP 1 OfIf l AYOIUTHS WIN
MeCollum 134
Munis 147
Griggs 131
Uop 110
Hritl 138
Handicap 97
154 150
130 102
166 161
138 144
154 115
07 97
434
477
367
380
872 094 766 2332
Royal Crown Cola
438 Eaton 174 172 154 500
439lMcClccry 128 126 151 405
458 , Bradley 156 150 129 435
392 i Poppy 188 148 114 450
407Halev 105 144 178 427
291 ; Handicap 45 45 45 135
757 839 829 2425
706 785 771 2352
EARTH'S CRUST BULGES
So yielding is the earth's
crust that even the moon's st-
392 j traction causes it to bulge in ti
dal waves, as do the waters of
the sea.
COININSLOT TYPEWRITERS
Patrons of Berlin's postoffice
insert coins in the slots of post
office typewriters and are able
to use these instruments for 10
minutes, thus doing away with
postoffice pens.
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