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DEATH OF JAPANESE AIRCRAFT CARRIER This remarkable I furiously, shortly before sho sank In tho Coral sea battle as I rows point to U. S. planes clrcllnx tho blmlng craft. (Official U.
picture shows the Japanese aircraft carrier Byukaka burning result of bombing and torpedoing by United States planes. Ar-S. navy photograph from Associated Tress), , ' ' .
AIDS BED CROSS Mrs. Alice Peatross of Langell valley is over
80,- but she has done her bit for the Bed Cross. She made this
attractive bed cover and sold it for over $40, which went to the
Red Cross. Mrs. Peatross belongs to the Women's club of Langell
valley and is the mother of Mrs. Al Gale. She is familiarly known
in the Langell valley area as "Grandma."
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MALIN GETS NEW INDUSTRY Malin has a busy new Industry, the hugo feeding yards and
mill of the Malin Feed company, which this week received tho first cattle to be fattened for
market. The yards, on the Great Northern railway, have a capacity of 4000 head of cattle, and
cover approximately 20 acres. Mont of the cattle will be shipped Into Malin from tho south, fat'
f toned on hay ond grain, and shipped to Scattlo markets. The picture above shows tno icea mA
. ; whlcli includes grain grinder, hay chopper and storage for grain. Pictures st left show the MJ
which has Seattle connections.
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EAGLES GET $11,000 BOND The Klamath aerie of the Fra
ternal Order of Eagles has just bought $11,000 in war savings
bonds. Picture shows M. L. Bratton, left, retiring secretary, and
L A. Baker, past president, with the bond.
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KALPINE BOND CHART Unique among the lumber company war bond buying charts is this
one at Kalpine Plywood plant on Klamath rlvor, whore airplane cut-outs are used to show how
each department stands In payroll deduction pcrccntaifa for bond buying. Men In tho picture are
L. D. McClanc, head sandcrman, In cap, and Dan Farrls, of the offlco staff.
APPOINTED Major L, Boyd
Yaden, former material officer
at Hamilton . Field, this week
assumed the post of executive
officer of the banc, succeeding
Colonel J. W. Warren, who wos
transferred. Yaden has been
connected with Hammer Field
since April, 1041, and in active'
service for several months prior
to coming here. He Is a former
resident of Klamath Falls, and
a graduate of the University of
Oregon. Ho is a licensed civil
engineer and wos a member of
the army reserve. Before be
ing called Into active service ho
spent several years in tha em
ploy of the department of the
interior ana was cngaKua in
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FATALITY Andrew Hemerlch, . Merrill farmer, was killed Instantly Monday at noon when he drove his truck over the Wocus construction work In Alaska, BIG LAWN PICNIC A teeter-totter attracted an older group ot the Thursday picnic enjoyed
grade crossing and directly In the path of a Southern Pacific passenger train. The truck was thrown to one side and down the Yaden Is the son. of Mrs. G. H. by St. Paul's Episcopal summer church school attendants on tho Conger avenue Big Lawn at the
Incline; Hemerlch was removed from the cab as -was his slightly Injured companion, John Bruce, Merrill. . : : : ;"!.:,. Hancock, 701 Pacific Terrace... H. P. Bosworth home. , . . . . , V