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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1941)
Juno 21. 1041' THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FOURTEEN Street Scene in England It's a Long, Long Way From Home to the Battlefield Are These the Guns That Sank the Hoo'd ? , 5PropJ iiiiiiii ml lira MMI1 In TimMv Jrdy Nllv rVv .- riskmSSt iti M f mAmmwmmw m mm Mxmm '-H.l-':,.-''! . v 'v' -'.'' I 1 11 - 1 1 "VWB U ?2&1 No matter where they live, British empire soldiers righting in Syria are a long way from home. Map. shows distances troops travel from various parts of the world to the war's current battlefield. These are also necessarily supply routes because soldiers' homelands are manufacturing centers. Mediter ranean is practically out as a British supply route because of axis air control In western end. F.VVrvlklni.. . ... . t TnZr" 1" Richmond. Enlnd child. wears a gas S Tr . Picture, down to the youngwt Just received from Berlin, this picture may show the guns of the lll-futcd Uitmnrvk. Uormuii rnpllon dues not Identify vessel, suys guns are ttnlncd on a British nierchnhtiiinn uniewliera In the AtlunUc l'icluro wiis on roundabout route to America when llood-Uisniurck engugcmciit occurred. Left to Right-Winston, Tallulah, Anne How Nazis Force British to Fight on Far-Flung Front P Bankhead, stage and screen star, takes things easy after winning1 a Reno divorce from actor bus band, John Emery, on grounds of cruelty. Her lion cub, "Winston Churchill," and Pekinese dog, "Anne," share the comfort. The cub, a gift of Demeuios VUlan, New York stage producer, is afraid of the Pekinese, - dines from bottle and lives In TaUulahs (wank hotel. ' SL SflK g- ' i. . . n , IfflTha Aliin (British I 'TOTPrAT M V ' f HIHer kps hit domole d Fix Fmcl REAT lf-i ( ctnfr.lid while b.ildi9 ' SnliT i BRITAIN Wl troop, from ofr.t re 2-J 0upiJ Ar... . ' Syixx ,"o5',,quitk,r'",i,y 1 y,;. IDM.mS'C I SOVIET RUSSIA U..'WtSlilTflllfTff re-1 cvR?5J AWHANWf ffiSlHB'll $Sr$MQV: IRAN VSTA2SP III lln II British forced to dtploy cPtrr: . J I Ml ships, plants, troops ovmt VV Ju" '' -; -sv ' JSmDM lTaiTfTKtl 4000-mile front corerin) j EGYPT lSl5Sll ' f""" jLV aBi"tt? po'B'1 B rnrt e0n'",1 j ! TTy ' . I If RENCH wll A 5lrll II III rniies secmdaiy front Igi'l; 4 afiiiiy 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 IIIIIIII II If! 1 1 1 Mil " P info Africo, EifiKfewl 0cV XTTn I ( N 1 1 f M 1 1 1 N I f I 111 Ui4XL J-UJ o K t-h For Easre-. "Z-S' ' f v5 IIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIluII liSS S3 Kafri"9 9h- E?HKi?a??TT?SPl e Smiling Isolationists New Pipelines to Rush Oil to Worried East f Big war handicap to Britain is necessity of stringing out her forces to cover many fronts, any of which may be next striking point for Hitler. Nazis on the offensive, meanwhile, pick their own battlefields and draw on troops and planes concentrated nearby, for Germany's many conquests still cemcr in one compact area. Ms Existing Pipelines Proposed Pipelines Oil Centers Exports No Drain on U. S. Oil Supply "J At I a ifiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiir 1 -T-!3r.7EmsK l0WA o?.ZtnSSroA ' EXPORTS CANADA :':'.'; I . I ' f if" Jt&5 I mill' 1940 WWW' .ooo,ooo bw. i l colo, F:P ' Wliiil HI!! : - I C0L0MD0 l T JJyZ W ! CENTRAL AND , , L, i -1 ! ' I ( 1 T. yT S JfTGT Zytf ' Sll i south AMtmcA ,.,.u il ses c&Ci y9lp-rVY j&t4 v viRr.iaii": i 5.250,000 bbi. japan r i ' -.J-litrt JW1 "IV J11""' "'""III Jill 17.500.000 kM. , I - ... Xtf4& I Gr..ntb MSC. BRITISH f Mi'' i ' I i V bKUH0MA iSrS" A"f QnmtT I COLONIES NT i j.. r j IEW MEXICO i L 7W. Sl fi, C.V ' iJXSFAn Pllllfl , , . , j.ir j 15S&C-I.X SO Uib4- PORTUGAL, Hl . 1. ! r-5 f i JsVV JrS "B5.J J6rrE j sI?r I fl BRITAIN f ! 1. ; M " YUeV "1 VSZL T7 Y 4llt.. l.sso.ooobbi.; t r i: Ttos 1 PROPCElT N I J .-, IfJilJl.: hi- ' 1- I I W Miwil2BHtllMII:l Hi' mum 1 ggj J .- .rs Trfc. I Chnrles A. Lindbergh and Mm. Burton K. Wheeler, wlfo of Hie Montnna senntor. exehnngel smiles and views on the President s defense policy at Philadelphia rally of America First Committee Acquittal Brings Tearsof Relief. I' Nome's Foscmnry Lnrinnche and she won a beauty contest n California without even trying, ' I 11 sstr,. A "not guilty" verdict brought this tense, emouonai scene 10 a 'jn nnijeiri court when It. L. Hawkins, acquitted In the slaying of Clinton N. Thomp son, sought the comforting arms of his mother, Mrs. lihotla Clarltscii. Both sob In relief. Hawkins was accused of killing Thompson when he found him with Mrs. Hawkins. Two new petroleum pipelines are being considered as a solution to the oil worries of the east, where shortage threatens because of reduced ship transportation facilities. Map shows proposed routes, one direct to New Jersey, the other across the south, and network of oil pipelines that cover middle west, 'No Contraband on Robin Moor Five Prizes Conquest of Russia" Would Net Germany The U. S. exported some 60,000,000 barrels of petroleum and its products in 1940, but had left for home consumption OS per cent of total production of 1,425,000,000 barrels. Major part of exports went to nations shown on chart, all of which are still buying our oiU t ' 1 ' . . ii r"" LeaVeS LondOn 0. ,, .,' . .- , I for mechanised cinque , pga 1 1 7 . . , Big Hand for Mrs. Lindbergh jU. wrise -" 0 W M. I t " 'I l 'ili ? V N rtefi Caueasns fields C 1 I i'iA J -VV7 ' 5 M r'-S Y V- 1 t be gained by forcing a M Yli OIL, from Irae. ' 'Jw " l'S U -A TdanclU, Soviet squeese on Ankara, err p"i.Z"n ' ' " Tj f"m- h Jhy NasU aorronndlnr Turkey I fJ&wL F E t . iv f i 'j ir. i ikn f iwsims.,- -rwniar r I , I , , . . (NEA Tehnholo) Arthur R. Lewis, president of the Seas Shipping Co., which owned tha S. B. Robin Moor, torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine, examines the ship's manifest, which showed, he said, thot it carried no contraband "under the definition of President Roosevelt." Madame H. Wellington Koo( wife ' of the Chinese ambassador to It WHEAT, from Europe's breadbasket the Ukraine, whose plains are Ideal for mechanised conquest UNION OF SOCIALIST SOVIET REPUBLICS V (Russia) Scale of Mtlee 200 , Great Britain arrives by shin Pret'V Anne Morrow Lindbergh, seen less often than her famous J Ttussla seems due for a dish of conquest, either diplomatic or military, from her strong neighbor Oer. . oreai .Britain, arrives ujr mi m l,,,,v, j t ai. fi. ,iii ,.noi unr. r rnu,rf tuVinn '... i- ... , Ma.l-Snuloi fivin) nr from Hio Unit in In t ho 1 nek Sen. Mm many, now reported massing troops on tho Nnzl-Sovlet frontier from tho Baltic lo tho Black Sou. Map snows nve prizes ucrmany migni gam vj Kirams -"" from Lisbon. She will stay in New York. husband ot America First rallies, received cheers of crowd when she appeared at group s meeting in pniiacioipnia,
