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PAGE TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON August 18, 1942 BDARD AWARD NINE AUTOS, TH EE ES Nine new passenger automo biles and three bicycles were warded eligible buyers in the Aug. 10 meeting of the Klamath County War Price and Ration board, it was announced today. The complete list of tire, tube, uto and bicycle awards follows: New Pnmnmi Automobiles Black and White Cab. Moty and Van Dyke, Inc. Wahlert, William K. Ratliff, Jack R. Butte Valley State Bank. Lundy. Garner. Hermanson, John. Miller, Harry H. Conifer Lumber company. Pftfiengar Raain and Tubas Brown, Ralph, ' two recaps, dragline operator. Swanson, Carl, two recaps, lumber pller. Miller, Stanley, two recaps, two tubes, assistant manager. Sisemore, J. R., two recaps, two tubes, rancher. Schultz, Freeman, two recaps, mgr.Algoma Lumber company. Helmick, Don, two recaps, two tubes, faller. Casper, George T., one. recap,, one tube, livestock inspector.,.. . Stonehouse, A. E., two recaps, supervisor. Barry, Bridget, one recap, .one tube,- farming. . ' " " ' Short, Floyd D.,' two,.recaps, farming. -Ratliff, J. it., two recaps,..one tube, farming.. V -. Roper, Cline, two. recaps-One tabe, constable. . " " .. Gift, Lloyd, one recap, farm-. tog. . .. ' Cochran, . E..C.,. two. .recaps, farming. . . .. - - ' Rueck, Fred, three. 'recaps. farming. ' ; GreatWorthem R.il, twoxe- eaps, railway company. . ; Mason Ehrman. and company, two recaps, wholesale grocery... . Taylor, Mrs. Joh, two recaps,' farming. .. ; r Hillis, ' J.T.Z, three recaps, serviceman. ... Hew Passenger Tires and Tubes . ; Clark, Norvill S., one tube, en gineer.. . : ' v. ,-. . j . . . Lubke, LeRoy W, two tires, two tubes, ditch rider. . '" ' Hill, William O.,' three tubes, Bell, Bertha, one tube, sheep rancher. . Guiley, Dora, two tubes, ranch owner. ti Clements. Walter J.: on Rrarto U tire, airplane mechanic. -Watts, Owen R, two tubes', rancner. . Siewect, Alan A, one tube, civilian pilot training. . CarmichaeL three tires. - Hury, Baron, two tires, one tube, (Grade II tires), ... . Obsolete Tires and Tubes ' Enterprise '.Irrigation District, two tires. StringfeUow,.W..L.four tires. null worker. Zumwalt, O.. F, one .tube, larmlng. -. : ' . Browning, H..W, two. .tires, oiler-and mill wnght. - " Truck Recaps and Tubes . Weyerhaeuser . Timber Com pany, two recaps, lumber manu- Beck Logging company,, two recaps, . log hauler. McAuliffe, J .P. and Sons, five Kurtz, George, two .'. recaps, wood cutting and hauling. Standard Oil company, four recaps, petroleum products. Newton, O. H., six recaps, farming. Vincze, A. L., eight recaps, transportation fuel. Klamath Union high, 18 re caps. ' Abell, John, four recaps, lumber hauler. Garey, Elmer E., two recaps, logging. Chlloquin Lumber company, five recaps, lumber. Miller, Dean O., four recaps, fuel oil and gas. . Ewauna Box company, two recaps, two tubes, lumbering. Lamm Lumber company, one recap, logging. Klamath County School dis trict, nine recaps. Ksw Truck Tin; ana Tubs: Lee's Truck Service, two tires, two tubes Fields, Homer, one tire, one tube, farming. Nelson and Johnson, two tires, two tubes, farming. Stoeshler, M. H., -two tires, two tubes, logging. Sullivan, Joe, two tires, two lubes, Xariuing. O. K. Transfer, four tires, trucking. Liskey, John, four tires, four tubes, farming. Klamath Concrete Pipe, one tire, mfg. concrete pipe. Mortenson, H. D., two tires, one tube, logging. Anderson, Herbert, two tires, one tube, logging. . Beck, George, one tire, one tube, logging. - Dunn, C. A., one tire-, one tube, eontretnr: Fraley, J. C, one tire, logging. Berni, R. B., one tire, Distri butor Standard Oil. Cox, C. B., two .tires, ; two tubes, logging. - . . . . v. : Gift, Lloyd, one tire, one tube, farming. --. -. - i Hedburg, Gunnar,- three, tires. tow tubes, logging.-. . . Johnson, Olaf, one tire, one tube,, con tractor. Klamath Timber: company,; six tires, three tubes, logging.- - ? . Lane, Ray, - two: tires, two tubes,. dairying.?;:!- r? -Ohiemeyer, F. . A one tire, farming. : -Haskins, Calvin, one tlrel, one tube, farming. Rutschman, Henry, "two" tires; farming. - - - t Micka, Jerry, one tire, one tube, farming. - - - Suburban -Lumber , company, four tires,' lumber.. Rohr, Chas. M, one tire, one tube, saw filer. -, Reymers, C. GV one tire, one tube, common carrier. " Ed Luderman, two tubes, fuel and ice. .... Bicycles Dodson, Ernest F., one. Sullivan, Earl J., one. - West, Hubert E., one.- ; EIVIPLOYE HELD FOR HOUSING FIRE BREMERTON, Aug. IS OP) A Puget Sound navy yard em ploye was . taken Into custody early today for investigation in to a $100,000 fire which destroy ed five units of a new federal dormitory project last . night, leaving 207 men homeless . in this overcrowded city. He was arrested, Police Chief Arthur Morken said, after an attempt had been made to start a fire in a dormitory unit across the road from those destroyed. The only known casualty of the blaze, elderly Gust Erickson, who resided in a shack near the area, was recovering in a hos pital from burns on the face, hands and body. Erickson, asleep when the fire reached his shack, was burned while escap ing. Taken to a hospital for treatment, he returned and rush ed into the burning cabin to rescue a trunk containing his life savings. He collapsed when he brought it outside and was returned to the hospital. Police Chief Morken said that three hours after the first fire broke out a fire was discovered in a lavatory of a dormitory unit, 70 feet away and across the road from the destroyed structures, It was discovered before it had an opportunity of spreading. Morken said that paper towels in a waste paper basket had been ignited and paper towels in a holder on the wall had also been set afire. The dormitories were operated by the farm security administra tion, and were known as "Dura tion Dormitories." being lightly constructed with the thought they would be raxed after the ABMY FLIERS DIE II CM BAKERSF1ELD, Cnlif., Aug. 13 (J) Three army fliers wero killed late yesterday in the flaming crash in separate acci dents of two training planes from Minter field. .The dead were announced by Lt. James A. Lewis, Minter Held public relations officer, as: Flying Cadet Paul C. Averill, Jr., 22, Boulder, Colo., next of kin, mother, Mrs. Paul C. Av erill, same address. Lt. Stewart T. Smith, 23, flight instructor, Mantera, Calif., next of kin, wife, samo address. FlvinB- Cdt Herbert A. Jone's, 22, (259 E. 2nd st.) Eu gene, Ore., next of kin, mother, Mrs. Irma Jones, same address. Averill was flying one plane solo. Lt. Srnth and Jones were in the other. Lt. Lewis said no cause had been ascertained for either crash, which occurred within half an hour of each other. Any victim of hax fever will tell you it's nothing to be sneezed at. " Boeing Official Says Tax Bill Would End Company WASHINGTON. Aug. IS A) H. E. Bowman, of Seattle, told the senate finance committee to day In a faltering voice that the pending revenue bill "probably would end the existence" of the Boeing Aircraft corporation, which manufactures "Flying Fortresses" and other military aircraft. . Asserting that the Boeing com pany, of which he is treasurer, would have to turn over 88.75 per cent of Its net profits in taxes if the bill becomes law, Bow man said: "I am here to plead with you for the lite of this company be- causo In our opinion this tax bill, If passed In its present form, will probably end Its existence. I say this with all snrlnusness." Bowman testified he had been urged by members of the suimtn defense invcsliiiutllig committee to protest against provisions of the revenue measure. Ho said that because Boning has suffer ed heavy losses during tho base period of ll'HtKW while it wits developing the' Flying Fortress and other craft, and beemtso It could claim only a low Invested capital credit 06.6 per cont of lis nut Income would bo sub jected to the proposed UO par cont excess profits tux. - "It Is curious tltut I should be here to plead for the life of tills company at a timo when In Scuttle the company and Its em ployes are being given the army navy production efficiency award," Bowmun said, BILL VETOED WASHINGTON, Aug. 13 (P) President Roosevelt vetoed a bill today to authorize tempo rary appointment or advance ment of commissioned officers of the coast guard and geodetic survey In time of war or na tional emergency. ACQUITTED SOMEWHEltB IN BRITAIN, Aug. 13 (!) Tho first UiiIIouq Stales army general court niarW tint In Britain today acquitted I'llvalu Travis P. ltuiniuuiul, 25, of charges of rape. 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