THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FAU-S. OREGON
Mny 1. 1041
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kingdom had been rescued by
ea.
A communique by the British
middle east command indicated
that at least some of the 9000
remaining men were still being
removed from the bullet-spattered
beaches of the Grecian Pelo
ponnesus. Total BEF casualties were
listed at 3000 killed and wound
ed. Sun Attack Predicted
Informed military circles in
London freely predicted that a
grand-scale nazi assault on
Egypt and the Suez canal, by
way of French-mandated Syria
and Palestine, would break with
in 10 days.
At the same time, these
sources said, other axis columns
striking from Libya would join
in a giant pincer movement.
Premier Mussolini's high com
mand asserted that axis scouts
had put the British to flight and
seized armored equipment in the
region of Salum, Egyptian front
ier post, just over the Libyan
border.
Tobruk Menaced
In the three-weeks-old siege
of the British garrison at To
bruk, 80 miles inside Libya on
the north African coast, British
headquarters at Cairo acknowl
edged that axis troops pene
trated the stronghold's outer de
fenses this morning.
German and Italian infantry
attacked "in some strength,
escorted by tanks," it was said.
"Fighting is continuing," a
i British communique said.
Berlin reported that the luft
waffe .had opened an intensified
offensive in the desert campaign,
bombing British troops columns
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and artillery positions to pave
the way for nazi foot soldiers.
Invasion Notes t
Military . experts in London
noted signs, too, that Hitler now
may attempt his long-thrcntencd
invasion of England. They give
six points:
1. Favorable weather ahead.
2. Mounting violence by the
nazi luftwaffc in hitting Ply
mouth and Portsmouth naval
bases in the last fortnight.
3. Increasing activity by Ger
man long-range guns on the
French coast.
4. Steppcd-up operations by
nazi U-boats in the channel, in
cluding a bold raid along the
Dover coast Tuesday.
5. Daylight aerial reconnaiss
ance has been vastly increased.
6. Aid from the United States
is now beginning to arrive in
quantity.
Movie Cameramen
At Crater Lake for
Winter Snow Scenes
Chased southward by lack of
Mount Hood snow, a party of
Columbia Moving Picture studio
cameramen and directors de
trained early Thursday morning
at Chiloquin bound for Crater
lake.
The group has been on loca
tion at Hood filming skiing se
quences for a forthcoming pic
ture starring Henry Fonda and
Barbara Stanwyck, but found
snow conditions too poor for con
tinued shots.
Hans Sarback, Timberllne
lodge ski instructor, and Mrs.
Boyd French Jr., are doubling
for the stars and it was believed
they were with the film people.
Fonda and Miss Stanwyck are
not in the party, which expects
to leave the lake on May 4.
Docket to Be Called
For Circuit Court
A new circuit court docket
will be called Monday, May S, at
10 a. m., the county clerk's office
said Thursday.
It was presumed that trial
dates for pending civil cases
would be set.
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or ships which are to be trans
ferred to foreign registry (pre
sumably British) to be placed in
service along routes to combat
zones, including Great Britain.
2. Reallocation of American
flog ships, including those soon
to be completed, on routes out
side combat zones, in order that
every cargo they carry would be
directly or indirectly useful in
national defense efforts and the
"winning by the democracies of
the battle now being waged in
the Atlantic."
Vessels of all types must be
taken from existing or proposed
trade routes, the president de
clared, to haul vitally needed
defense and war supplies across
the high seas, and the United
States merchant marine must be
expanded with increased speed
"so that ships and more ships
will be available to carry the
food and munitions of war to
the democracies of the world."
Admiral Land summed up the
job this way President Roose
velt "wanted everything exped
ited like hell."
Treasury Working on
Tax Easing Plan
WASHINGTON, May 1 OP)
Secretary Morgenthau announc
ed today the treasury was "work
ing on a plan" to enable citizens
to prepay their taxes under the
heavy rates being considered by
congress.
He said he could not give de
tails, but generally the treasury
was thinking! of selling a special
kind of security which could be
used by tax payers to pay their
taxes instead of paying cash. ,
Thus, a man expecting to pay
$120 income tax could prepare
himself by buying a $10 security
every month of the preceding
year. When tax time came
around, he would turn over the
securities, and avoid the ne
cessity of borrowing money or
disturbing his personal budget
in order to meet his tax bill.
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Bombs for Italy
Almost all pictures taken from attacking planes show only Indistinct
blurs for what is cluimed to be bomb diimaco. This photo, Just
released by the British Air Ministry, Is therefore unusual because
it clearly shows what Is happening to a military objective purported
to be the great Capronl workshops nt Mai Edngo, Jtnly. 1 bombs
bursting on field and buildings. 2 hangars. 3 parts of dnmnged
planes. 4 direct hits on Cnproni workshops. S demolished stores
buildings. 6 ammunition dumps damaged in previous attacks.
FOR ill OCEAN
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livered . to a neutral port in
American bottoms ultimately
found their way into the hands
of a belligerent.
Lord Halifax, the British am
bassador, said then that the re
moval of the combat area from
the Red sea approaches repre
sented a substantial American
: contribution to the empire's
I cause in the Mediterranean thea
tre of war;
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Pickets Posted at
Garage in Labor
Hiring Dispute
Picket lines Thursday after
noon were placed before the H.
E. Hanger garage at Main and
Broad streets by the Building
Trades, council (AFL) in a move
announced as a protest against
the automobile dealer's refusal
to hire union men on a construc
tion job.
According to a statement of
the executive board of the coun
cil issued through Joo Willis,
council secretary, the garage
has refused to remove two men
at work on a small remodeling
Job in the garage building in
terior and has refused to recog
nize the union.
H. E. Haugcr, garage owner,
said the job was a minor 6nc
begun Wednesday and sebed-
ulcd to be completed Thursday
night.
Willis also stated there will
be a special meeting of the
building trades men tonight in
tho labor temple.
Bring extremely sensitive to
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mines to warn miners if poison
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encv with the burden (airly dis
tributed." Tx "Severe"
.The resolution did not com
ment on II io administration's $3,
RHO. 0(10,0(10 defense tax program,
but Ellsworth C. Alvord, chair
man of the chiimhcr's finunco
committee. In a speech this
morning described the methods
by which the treasury would
raise the money as "severe and
unrealistic."
Ho'. uild the, goal was "realis
tic hut suggested that with J.!.
(100.000,000 slash In min-dcfcnse
outlays, the government might
raise $'.!. 500,000.000 through a
(lot Income tax Increase and
from excise and sales levies and
possibly a small payroll tax.
These he declared, would place
less burden on taxpayers in tho
$2000 to $20,000 class than
would tho treasury's proposed
methods.
Iralian Parachutists
Seize Greek Islands
ROME. May 1 (V) Italian
parachutists have occupied the
Greek islands of Cephalonia and
Xante and the nearby island of
San Maura hu.i been taken over
by fascist land forces, the high
command declared today.
All three islands are off the
Greek west coast.
The high commund also re
ported that Italian torpedo boats
had attacked a convoy in tho
Aegean sea, torpedoing a cruiser
and a large destroyer.
All the attacking torpedo
boats were reported to have re
turned to base.
RAF Again Bombs
Nazi Base at Kiel
LONDON, May 1 UV) Strong
royal air force bomber squad
rons centered their attack on tho
German naval base at Kiel last
night, an air ministry communl
que said, and also hit at targets
in the Berlin area, the Industrial
center of Hamburg and the port
of Emden.
Other harassing raids were
made yesterday on shlpplngflff
the Dutch coast, end a wireless
station on an Island off tho Nor
wcgian coast was bombed, the
ministry said.
One British plane was report
ed lost in tho attacks.
Parents Night Boy Scout
troop 6 Thursday was planning
a parents night at Fremont
school. The proceedings were
scheduled to begin at 7:30.
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Soviet Ambassador
Returns rrom Turkey
ISTANBUL, Turkey, April 80
(Delayed) The soviet ambassa
dor to Turkey whs reported to
havo left tho Turkish capital for
an undisclosed destination.
Tho embassy refused to con
firm or deny his departure, while
Turkish political quarters at
tached much Importiieee to the
report that a largo number of
German troops had landed In
Finland.
The reported departure of the
ambassador lent suport to the
belief In some quarters that the
Turks and Russians are In closo
consultation on the possibility
of a nazi attnrk on either or
both.
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use of transportation fucllltles
and of the United States mull."
Dr. E. T. Hedlund, Portland
postmaster, announced several
days ago that ho had been forced
to rent n vparuto building to
handle Increused parcel post
matter, largely because of de
liveries to Monlgomcry-Ward,
"We'ro delivering only the or
dinary quantity of porccl post i
addressed to Montgomery-Word
& Co., at this time," he suld. I
"The company's additional pack
ages uro being stored until the
usual facilities can handle the
regular delivery of parcel post.
The store has operated con- j
tlnuously slnco the picket Hue .
was set up. 11 recontly was In-
volved in the national labor ro-1
lntiotk-a board hearing o:i unfair i
labor practice charges preferred
by the Hotuil Clerks and Ware-'
housemen's union. 1
There was no Indication when
the plant would be reopened.
Store officials would not com
ment on the closing order be
yond the Information contained
In the advertisement.
Sheet Metal
Classes Set
All those who have applied
for admission In the aviution
sheet metal classes which will
soon begin In Klamath Falls'
were requested Thursday to con-,
tact the office of the Oregon
State Employment service either ;
by phono or In person at once, i
The employment office an
nounced that tho first group of 1
two classes will be enrolled to
start Monday, May 5, and will
consist of one day and one night
class. Tho classes will be held 1
to accommodate working hours 1
of students. !
Thus far 110 applications, fur;
above expectations, have been
received for the school.
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house."
Also responding lo a question,
Butler sold records showed that
Lindbergh's views ro available
for tho government' considera
tion. Asked, however, whether
Lindbergh ever had been Inter
viewed by tho foreign office, the
undersecretary answered, "not
a far as I am aware."
Clement II. Atllee, lord privy
seal who often nets as Prime
Minister Churchill' lieutenant
on the commons floor, promised
the house he would arrange the
fullest possible Information on
tho battle of the Atlantic In view
of Interest In It In this country
and the United States.
Butler ald Britain hop for
frustration of what he "ft
German plans for penetration w
tho Iberian peninsula and that
Spaniards and Portuguese will
"be spared tho mlserle of war."
REHEARSAL SET
An extra rehearsal of the com
munity men' chorus was sched
uled for Thursday evening at the
high school auditorium at 7:30
o'clock.
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