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THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
July 11. 1041
UNI
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ELECTION SET
FOR JULY 18
Data of tha Klamath county
school unit election hat been
changed to July 18.
On that date, polling places
will be open Irom 2 to 7 p. m. at
all schoolhouses to give votera
an opportunity to express them
selves on a proposal to exceed
the 6 per cent limitation in order
to finance a construction pro
If the proposal passes, a $49,'
500 building program at 10 loca
tions will be carried out.
The election was originally
slated for July IS, but was
changed due to technicalities in
connection with publication of
legal notices.
Regatta Plans
List Aquaplane
Riding Sunday
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from Eureka, Calif., and Coos
Bay, Ore., will enter this year
along with a pair from the Elk
Lake Yacht club. The sailboat
entry list is published today on
the sports page.
Jim Kerns, general chairman
of the regatta, announces that
the regatta will get underway
at noon Sunday and urges the
crowd to be on hand early to
select seats. Tickets are on sale
at the Elk hotel and the cham
ber of commerce office.
Three past title-holders will
be back in the loggers' contests
to try to repeat. Marvin Rags
dale, two-time winner and last
year's champion will be up
against Ole Nassen and Adolph
Feusi who will try to push him
off his throne. Other choppers
and buckers from . inside and
outside the Klamath area will
be on hand, too.
Death Toll for
Mine Blast Mounts
To 11 in Alabama
ACMAR, Ala., July U W)
The death toll in an explosion
wrecked wing of Acmar Coal
Mine No. 6 mounted to 11 to
day and weary rescue crews
struggled through tons of debris.
Volunteers working all night
by lamplight succeeded in ex
tracting nine bodies before day
break. Two were still buried.
The dead miners, nine negroes
and two white men, were trap
ped In tha mine's eighth entry,
more than mile underground,
sometime yesterday afternoon
by what company Chief Deputy
Herbert Ginright described as
'a local gas explosion."
The explosion was not heard
on the surface and the accident
was not known until J. L. Poe,
a miner, discovered a dead pow
er wire leading into the cham
ber where the men died.
UN ADITS
DRIVE STALLED
ON RUSS FRONT
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REQUEST LIFTS
DEFENSE TOTAL
TO 52BILLI0N
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netic mines. He added he sup
posed conversion of some private
vessels to navy use was contem
plated also.
Mr. Roosevelt sought $698,
000,000 in cash and $1,000,000,
000 in additional contract auth
orizations for the maritime com
mission. He - said the money
would be used for a great many
new ships, but did not disclose
the exact number.
Both of the requested items
today, the chief executive ex
plained, were necessary because
the defense program and ship
building program are ahead of
schedule, so far as certain navy
activity and cargo shipbuilding
are concerned.
DANCE
Lake o' Woods
Saturday, July 12th
- HERB COCHRAN'S BAND .
NEW MODERN COTTAGES
day for nasi slain and prison-ers.
Russian casualties, it was said,
compared only with the slaught
er in the greatest battles of the
world war.
Road Clearing
DNB, the nazi agency, attrib
uted the halt to the necessity
of clearing roads littered with
the wreckage of red army ma
chines. According to previous reports
from Vichy military circles, the
German juggernaut has been
virtually stalled for more than
a week now, in sharp contrast
to its hurricane sweep through
the lowlands of Belgium, Hol
land and Luxembourg into
France last summer.
DNB asserted that the halt
was a brief one, and declared
that roads impeding the Ger
man advance were clogged with
a mass of abandoned, shot-to-
pieces and burned out tanks and
vehicles."
Part of immense amounts of
war materials had to be shoved
aside to blaze a trail for the
German troops," DNB said.
For the fourth straight day,
Hitler's high command made no
claims to new gains on the 2000
mile front stretching from the
Arctic shores to the Black sea.
The Russians indicated that
the sting had been taken out of
the nazi blitz and that German
legions were no longer attacking.
'Nothing particular occurred
on the fronts during last night,"
a soviet war bulletin said.
Red warplanes were declared
to have shot 68 German planes
out of the sky, or destroyed them
on the ground, compared with
a loss of nine soviet aircraft.
Silent on present operations.
Hitler's field headquarters went
back to the bloody struggle in
! the forests of Bialystok, report-
! ing the conclusion of that con
flict with the capture of 323,
898 red army troops, 3332 tanks,
: 1809 guns and an enormous
iquantity of supplies.
Lozovsky Declares
Nazis Using Poison
MOSCOW, July 11 () For
eign Vice Commissar S. A. Lo
zovsky said today at a press
conference that thore have been
"cases where tha Germans at
certain points used poisonous
substances."
He said Russia has "not yet
replied with the same new wea
pons but he warned as long ago
as June 28 in an official com
munique that the Germans were
preparing something like this."
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Canton, William Cornelius,
727 North 9th.
Case. Leo Merrill, 410 South
9th.
Carrea, Pablo, 132 South El
dorado.
Cody, Myron Metz, 1660 Port
land.
Coleman, James Lawrence,
517 Upham.
Coleman, Robert Bryce, 1937
Oregon.
Crumpacker, Delbert Elwyn,
1639 Last.
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Darnell, Floyd LcRoy, 1723
Oak.
- Davidson, Benjamin Arthur,
303 south 3th.
Davis, Philip D., 333 Broad,
Decker, Bruce Ogilble, 1833
Earl.
Denault, Oscar Arman, 1415
Oregon.
E
Erlandson, Gordon Owen, 310
North 9th.
McGuire, Walter Varna, 419
North 10th.
McKennle, Kenneth Lawrsnce,
501 Market.
Mlgllaccio, Raymond, 2301
Wantland.
0
Charles
Thomas,
LONDON, July U WV-Fifteen
coal miners were killed
last night in an explosion at
the Rhigos colliery near Neath,
in Glamorganshire. The blast
collapsed several workings.
AN ANNOUNCEMENT TO PARENTS
Saturday
July 12
Opening Day
9
You Are '
Invited to
Enter Your Child
12 ih
Annual
Kennell - Ellis Studio
Open and Free
To All Children
From S Month to 10 Years
You May Enter Free
of Charge, One or
More Children
39 Awards and Honorable Mentions
to 39 Winners.
Each Child Has an Equal Chance
to Win.
TAKI YOUR CHILDREN TODAY TO
KennelUEIlit Studio - Main at 8th
FOR YOUR FREE SITTING. ,
Sat, July 12, is the Opening Day - - - Don't Delay
Kennell - Ellis Studios
U. S. Nat'l Bank Blcfg.
Telephone 3232
Fijalkiewlcz, George Stanley,
704 Delta.
Forrester, Frank Griffith, Met
ropolitan hotel.
Freeman, Harold Victor. 58
Main street.
G
Ginsbach, Kingsley Ray, 030
California.
Gilmore, Harold Emery, 1402
Owens.
Gray, George Allen, 411 North
9th.
Green, Cecil, Jr., 319 East
Main.
Gulzow, Robert Eugene, 325
Commercial.
H
Hanson, George Willard, Jr.,
2420 Vine.
Howard. Herbert David. 804
.North 9th.
Howard, James Leo, 830 Up-
nam. -
Hull, William Lloyd. 313
Grant.
Hunt, Calvin Lawson, 647 Pa
clfic Terrace.
Huston, Gilman, 1340 Lookout.
O'Connor,
1703 Main.
Ocheltree, Delmtr Irvin, 610
7th.
Oliver, Norman Alexander,
1733 Crescent,
Ostrom, Elton Wilford, 880
California.
Owens, Melvin Vernon, 2144
Vine.
P
Parsons, William Stanley, Val
ley hotel.
Pearce, William Jennings,
2335 Shasta way.
Petty, Rollie Fred, 1348 Lake
view. R
Roche, William Vndeclmus,
Baldwin hotel.
Rogers, Maria Lester, 304
South 4th.
Russell, Gerald Leroy, 620
Martin.
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Scheffel, Howard V., 401 Mesa.
Schnabel, John Joseph, 1340
Lookout.
Schmidt, Herman Fred, 2333
White.
Schorr, Andrew Leonard, 1603
Esplanade. -
Self, Edwin Leroy, 2044 Gar
den. Sexton, Joseph Frances, 236
Riverside.
Shepard, Virgil Ray, 218
Grant.
Smith, David Lewis, 920 Lin
coln. Smith, Orval James, 213 Mich
igan. Surber, David Martin, 439
Washington.
T
Telford, James Andrew, 410
Conger.
Turner, John Bernard, Box
707.
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Utley, Wesley Harold, 804
Delta.
V
VonCadow, John Arthur, 300
North 9th.
Voya, Joseph James, 419 High.
w
Weaver. Clark Alan. 1966 Au
burn.
Webb, Gill Vergil, 1833 Mel
rose. Wilson, Arthur Francis, Met
ropolitan hotel.
Y
Young, Leonard Elwood, 2213
Wantland.
STARK DENIES
I
SHOO
1 WAR
WAGED BY L!
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under tha leaae-lcnd
ment
act.
Ingram, Jones Pearson, 1018
I Washington.
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I Johnson, Robert Louis, Klam
i ath hotel.
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Kltzel, Raymond Nicholas, Box
451.
Knight, Thomas Lloyd, 1317
Adams.
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LaCourie,Lee Gibson, 2223
Hughes.
Larson, Stanley, 1734 Cres
cent Leslie, Thomas Levay, 7231
North 11th.
Linder, George Curtis, 432
Owens.
Lindh, Jack Donald, 1841
Main.
Lund, James Roger, 1300 Cres-
, cent.
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j Mayhew, Jary Arthur, 1102
f uiton.
oors
Drive-In
Dot is back at tha old
standi Stop In and have
one of those tasty sand
wiches and delicious cold
drinks. Starting Saturday.
OPEN EVENINGS
AND SUNDAYS
Esplanade and Wall
Crews Rushed to
Fire Lines in
Central Oregon
PORTLAND, Ore., July ll )
More than 800 men rushed to
fire lines today to battle a 14,000
acre blaze in brush and grass
land on and near the Warm
Springs Indian reservation in
central Oregon.
Some 10 lightning-started fires
raged there. The largest has
Jumped the Metolius river and
threatens green timber.
Oregon's newly trained Red
Hats were moved from their
schooling camp at Corvallis and
sent against the spearhead of
flama menacing the virgin pine,
The 85 men carried eomplata
fire-fighting equipment.
The Oregon Forest Fire Pa
trol association reported yester
day that a ao-acre fire near
Scappoosa in Columbia county
had been brought under control
after it had destroyed 300,000
feet of cold-decked logs in tha
Newman logging operations.
Naples Bombed by
British for Second
Night in Succession
ROME, July 11 (JP British
planes bombed Naples last night,
the second night in a row, the
Italian nign command an
nounced, and caused "much
damage to civilian dwellings."
Five persons were reported
killed and 20 Injured in the raid,
which lasted nearly three hours,
Shortly after tha bombard'
ment Crown Princess Maria Jose
visited those injured in tha raid,
She paid a similar visit to tha
hospitals yesterday morning.
Italian planes, on the other
hand, bombed refineries at
Baifa, In Palestine, causing large
fires which were still blazing
many hours after the raid was
over, tha communique said.
LONDON. July 11 W The
foreign office said today "some
technicians and laborers from
the United States are engaged
in connection with certain works
that are proceeding in northern
Ireland.
"All these, however, are di
rect employes of the British
government," the statement added.
"They hud entered into em
ployment in exercise of their
perfectly legal right to accept
such occupation, and it Is equal
ly open to any other United
States citizens who may desire
to aid the British cause to en
gage themselves in Britain.
Motion Pictures
To Be Shown at
Wooden Box Meet
A public showing of 45 min
utes of motion pictures is sched
uled tonight in connection with
the convention of the Pacific
coast division of the National
Wooden Box institute here.
The pictures, ono reel show
ing manufacture, filling and
packing of 3-inch anti-aircraft
shells and another showing an
army ordnance company in field
maneuvers, will be shown at 8
p. in. at the Willard hotel. Per
sons employed in t h e wooden
box industry are especially In
vited but anyone interested is
welcome.
The films were produced un
der the auspices of officers of
the U. S. nrmy ordnonco depart
ment. They will be used In a
projector furnished by the Balsl
ger Motor company and oper
ated by Stewart BaUlgrr.
The Western 'Wooden Box
campaign group will hold
trade promotion meeting after
the showing of the pictures. Bill
Morandle will be chairman and
a discussion of National Wooden
Box week will be held. All plant
chairmen are asked to attend.
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY
WANTED Model A Ford coupe
or roadster In good condition,
reasonably priced. Phone
6741. 7 14
LUMBER You don't have to
pay war prices when you buy
from us. Our mllt-to-you prices
keep your building coslx at a
minimum. Bhlplup, $18.00.
Shingles, 60c a bundle. Al
ways open Saturdny after
' noons ' tor your convenience.
Suburban Lumber Co. Phone
3301. 7 14
OWNKR LEAVING Those arc
bargains. New Sun Plume
oil circulator, cost $70.60,
price $35.00. Hot Point
range $20. Wentlnghouiie
range $25. Phone 4723, or
call at 1850 Fremont. 711
FOR ID SOUGHT
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mucin on plans for South Sixth
street Improvements. , ."
. The committee rc-nffirmed f
original position asking Uy
highway commission for an in
vestigation of all approach
roads at Klamnth Falls.
TRADE City Income property
for farm land. 223 South 5U.
TWO-ROOM furnished apart
ment. 1805 Main. 7-17
USED ELECTRIC REFRIGER
ATORS In pro-Inventory clear
ance. Select from six boxes,
all In guaranteed working
condition. 2nd floor. Mont
gomery Ward & Co. . 7-11
FOR SALE Five-room house.
$200 down. Balance monthly.
Phomi S7H0. 7-14
RIDING AND WORK HOUSES, j
Including mares with fool.
Due to ranch reorganization. I
Flounce Rock Ranch, Pros-'
pect. 717 ;
FOUR-ROOM unfurnished house.
710 Lowell St. 7-12
THREE-ROOM nicely furnished
apartment. Phone 3BB8. Cor
ner of Erie and Hasklns. 7-17
FOR SALE Young Jersey milk
cow, $65. 1327 Kane. 7-12
o
ESQUIRE
KIDDIE KLUB
MEETS SATURDAY
10 A. M.
a
Qhtpttr 4
n muni ur itnnvn
FOR RENT OR SALE Two-
room house, bnth, garage.
Reasonable. 303. Nevada. 7-12
FOR' SALE Two bedroom
house. Two years old. 24(12
Applegate. 7-18
REALLY
Cleaned, pressed and every
thing. Gene's Uptown Cleaners
Phone 7077 126 So. 7th
7-17
A BIG FREE
TREAT FOR EVERY
KIDDIE FROM
LOST RIVER DAIRY
BIRTHDAY GREITINGS
TO:
RONALD JUNIPER
DOLORES HALL
COPCO INCOME
SAN FRANCISCO. July 11 W
California Oregon Power com
pany made $1,040,163 net In
come in the 12 months ended
May 31, an increase from $918,
436 In tha preceding year.
Read the Classified page.
Don't Forget The
Railroad Carmen Ball
Saturday - July 12
Baldy Evans and His Band
Entertainment starts at 9:00 P. M By tha Buzald School
of Music, featuring Dolores Morris and Bonnlta Sweenty
Accordion solos and Dusts.
HATS HORNS PRIZES
Admission 11.10 Par Couple Extra Lidlei free
Given by Brotherhood Railway Carmen of America
No. 1332
TODAY
and
SATURDAY
2 Big Hits !
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Shows Today 7 and 8 P. M.
Continuous Saturday
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Acres of Free Parking Space
Starts TODAY!
THE FUN-CRAMMED
RHYTHM-JAMMED JAMBOREE!
ymTW ANN MILLER
BRENDAtCOBIriA
THE 3 STOOGES
"RICHARD LANE
'SIXHITSirtiMISS
ROSEMARY LANE
ALLEN JENKINS
JOAN MERRILL
GLEN GRAY and hisi
CASALOMABAND
THE SEEING EYE .
Brevity
SCREEN SNAPSHOTS
WOODY WOODPECKER
Color Cartoon
PARAMOUNT NEWS '
Shows Today 2 .' 7 and 9 Feature 2:43 7i48 9i4S
. Continuous Shows Saturday and Sunday
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Any Beat 2Se Plus Tax
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