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group to accept controls unless
at the same time controls are
placed on others."
He called upon farmers to lead
the way around greater stability
of prices by giving up the 110
per cent parity limitation. This
would mean that the government
could set ceiling prices at any
level It might see fit from parity
upward. '
Wickard explained, however,
that parity prices might not be
enough to Induce farmers to pro
duce needed supplies of some
vital products. In these cases, he
advocated payment of govern'
ment subsidies rather than high'
er prices.
Nelson Starts
Drastic House
Cleaning in WPB
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threatened with stoppage or
curtailment of output because
of an Interruption in the flow
of nsatcrials er s breakdown of
machinery, could obtain readi
ly the materials needed to keep
going.
Informed officials who re
quested that they not be quot
ed by name said such a plan,
if adopted, undoubtedly would
put strict limits on the amount
of materials at the disposal of
the regional officers.
Eighteen officials of AFL
and CIO metal-fabricating
unions were Invited by the war
production board to a confer
ence here next Monday at which
raw material shortages will be
discussed. '
The Economic Outlook, pub
lished by the CIO, said short
ages due to inefficient manage
ment by the steel ' industry had
caused a . considerable number
of plants to shut down. '
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A Softball game between
members of a visiting group of
81st division soldiers and the
KnighU of Columbus nine,
champions of the Klamath City
Softball league, will be held
tonight at Recreation park be
ginning at 6:30, it was an
nounced late today.
It was reported that the 81st
team was composed entirely of
officers. The KC's finished the
local season slate with a record
of six victories and three losses.
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rail city of Krasnodar, city of
220,000 population, only 60
miles northeast of the Black sea
naval base of Novorossisk.
Far to the south, the Russians
said they had destroyed a Ger
man column in the Pyatigorsk
sector, where the nazls have
been striking toward the rich
Grozny oil fields. Aided by the
rugged terrain, the Russians
were reported to have stiffened
their resistance in the mld-Cau
casus for several days.
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allied planes were destroyed
against only 35 German planes
lost. The British admitted the
loss of 98 RAF planes against
191 German aircraft destroyed
or damage!.
Nasi Losses
British accounts listed, 91 Ger
man planes definitely destroyed
and 100 others shot down or
damaged. The RAF lost 98
planes out of 1000 aircraft in
action, but 30 of the RAF pilots
shot down were known to be
safe.
The British discounted Berlin
claims that the Germans had
beaten oft the attack by paint
splotched commandos of the
four United Nations American
Rangers, Canadians, British and
fighting French "without
calling up reinforcements of
important strength.
London advices said the entire
machinery, of the German de
fense plan in the west appar
ently was set into frenzied, mo
tion and declared the allies not
only achieved every major goal
but completed the vast opera
tion witHin six minutes of sched
ule. ,
Vigil Kept
The last wounded commandos
were brought ashore this morn
ing, while squadrons of RAF
Spitfires and Hurricanes kept
vigil overhead and other fighter
planes streaked across the chan
nel In the direction of Dieppe.
Losses in killed and wounded
were admittedly severe, as had
been expected for so daring an
attack against the gun-studded
naz! coast, but the- British said
there was no confirmation of the
German claim that "hundreds" ,
had been killed, 1500 prisoners i
captured and 28 armored cars j
destroyed. Some tanks, used
for the first time by the com-.i
mandos, were known to have !
been lost.
British military experts said
the operation showed:
1. That the British Royal
navy and the RAF still rule the
English channel. I
2. The real strength of Ger-1
man land and air defenses in 1
western Europe. I
3. Prospects for establishing
a beachhead for a full-scale al-'
lied invasion.
In addition, the raid provided j
invaluable experience in army- j
air cooperation, in battle tactics
and in landing methods.
Culinary Alliance There
will be a regular meeting of the
Culinary Alliance tonight in the
Labor Temple at 8 o'clock. An
initiation of new members will
be held.
Always read the want-ads.
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Friday Aug. 21
K. C. Hall
9:30 P. M.
Music by Estin KIger
Regular Townsend Meeting
8 o'clock
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(Continued From Page One)
machine guns continued to make
the approaches of landing craft a
gamble with death."
TN other words, the allies (Brit
ish and American) had com
mand of th air, and German
land-based aircraft COULDN'T
BREAK THROUGH to smash
the invasion armada,
All c o m p e t e n t authorities
have told us that complete and
unchallenged command of the
air Is essential to any cross
channel attempt at invasion of
Europe.
MacGowan says the allies had
It.
NE other word:
w A British fighter pilot, high
up In the air where he could see
It all, describes the attack by
American Flying Fortresses on'
the German airfield at Abbe
ville, just north of Dieppe:
"They hit EVERYTHING on
that air field. Bombs fell per
fectly, from a great height, di
rectly on hangars, buildings and
key spots. Only ONE atick went
wide, and that hit a runway."
Our Americans, you see, were
doing to the Germans what the
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It's So Easy to Be S AFE
So Wise to Be SURE!
On the Home Front ... on the Production Front . . .
YOUR EYES are playing a role of new, vital Impor
' tance. There's work -to be done. If must be dona
with unequaled speed, efficiency and accuracy.
Your eyes always need regular attention, but todoy
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No Interest
715 MAIN St.
Japs did to us on Luzonde
stroying the air fields from
which, their defending fighters
must operate.
IJKRE Is a gurts as to the
primary purpose of the
Dieppe raid:
If you are a duck hunter and
have a new gun, YOU WANT
TO TRY IT OUT before the big
(light starts, so you will know
where to shoot and how to shoot
when the time comes.
Our men and the British are
trying out the new s gun they
have been forging with such
care during all these long
mini tin.
When they tackle the Ger
muns In western Europe, they
will no know belter how to
handle their new weapons and
what to expect of them.
Hand-to-Hand
Combats Fought
In Flaming Dieppe
(Continued from Page One)
said that at Rouen 48 civilians
died, 101 were wounded and 46
buildings were destroyed by the
American raid of Monday, The
French reports suggested the
raid was Intended to prevent
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(Continued from Pugo One)
status of tli registrant may
havo changed and posslblo do
ferment for dependency, family
relationship or occupation should
bo considered.
Meanwhile, education officials
asked the wor manpower com
mission at a meeting yesterday
arrival of German reinforce
ments for Dieppe,
' In tha Dlcii" ttU Ffvni.li
women nuises took enre of their
dead and wounded whllo French
fire engines clnnxed up behind
both lines to fight the flames
which burst out in one building
after another as the town was
caught between the allied and
nail artillery barrages,
The Dieppe reports said the
allied troops withdrew about
3:30 p. m. maintaining a rear
guard fire, they reached the
beachhead which had been held
since the lauding,
Then with n shout Ihey left
togcthor aboard the motor scows
which had brought them,
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'Au' 20. 1941
to halt voluntary enlistments In
the armed services and to subil
dlo collegiate education of pros-f
pectlve officers and scientific
technicians.
Informants who declined to
be quoted by name, said the pro.
p o s a I were advanced on tha
ground Hint present enlistment
programs placed students . who
might be more useful as techni
cians In non-technical positions.
(Continued from Pago One)
lug tho forest fire. A large crew
wns recruited from the Weyer.
hneuner Timber company Sycan
logging operations, and the a
Crane and Ivory Pine mills atW
Bly.
Tho loss was partially covered
by lnurnc. Msrlus Peterson,
operator of tho mill and well
known Klamath and Lake coun
ty business man, said at Lake
view he was not certain about
rebuilding the mill.
The Poe and Yonna valley
fires, which blackened 6000
acres of brush and timber land,
wns under control Thursday,
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