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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1942)
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OHF.GON PAGE SEVEN MID WEST GASOLINE DELIVERIES HALTED British Troops Storm a Shoreline THRIFTY J . aV0. FDR IVOR! PI AND 'AuKUdt 21, 1042 A WASHINGTON, Auk. 21 W) Petroleum Coordinator Harold Ickos toilny prohthltocl rnllroiul ilciivnry of uiilmnohllo umboIIiio In 20 stutca In the middle wont unci southwest In move to ro leaso mi estimated DIMM) to 7000 imik cors (or supplylnK Ilia east The slati-a lirouuht under tho hiui were Texas, Louisiana, Mis sissippi, Alabama, Okluhomii, Arkiiiinim, ToiiiMywrit, Kentucky, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, Iiuliiiiin, io, Mlcliiunn, Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dnkolii unit South Diikntn, Dcpirty Coordlnntor Itulph K. Davie unlit It "remain to ho neon" whether rullonlnu of petro leum would lo mndo necessary In thoso slates as o result of the order, He ndded Hint the diversion of ndiiiiioniil (links curs would not nld the cast's unjiollna rulloned motorists since tho mllrond ears would bo used almost excluslvo ly to build up fuel oil Blocks in the east, particularly In Now Entfland, nualnnt the comhiK of winter, SEATTLE, Aug. 21 (I) In crossed demaudii of the armed forces In the Pacific and possible government coinmandeerlnK of tanker may force rationing of lasnllno nnd fuel olU thin winter In the Pacific northweiit, Clor enc 8. Bcssomyer, chnlrman of the miirkrtlnK rommittco for the fifth district under the petroleum coordlnntor, nan warned. Besscmyor lost nlulit advised "every Industry, school, public building and home In tho stato using fuel nil" to fill their tanks Immediately, Police Aid Asked In .Locating Crash Victim's Kin City police today were asked to aid in locating the husband nd daughter of Mrs. Ann Peters, killed In an automobile accident In Modesto, Calif., on August 13. She was thought to have husband and daughter operat ing a rooming house or hotel In Klumath Falls or Eugene, po lice said, Officers asked anyono who know of tho whereabouts of either person to notify them. Theft of Two Tires, .Wheels , Reported Today Tin theft of two tires and wheels was reported to city po lice today. Kd Ostendorf reported that a A00xl() tire and wheel were taken from a panel delivery truck parked In bis used car lot soma time In the past two weeks. H. V. Hatfield of tho Elk hotol said that a tiro and wheel were taken from his cor lost night when It was parked In the parking lot adjoining the hotol. Courthouse Records Friday Marriage License Applications OSBORNE I'tlENTICE. Her bert Tlldcn Osborne, 22, USN. Resident of Tulclnkc, Calif., na tive . of Washington. Donclln Janot Prentice, 20, student. Resident of Merrill, native of Oregon, SMITH-CLARK, Wnrrcn Lau don Smith, 21, U, S. army: Resident of .Newell, Calif., na tive of Tennessee, Mary Loulso Clark, 20, clerk. Resident . of Portland, natlvo of Texas, , Justice Court James Garland Busby. No op erator's license. Fined $3.50. Opal Gladys Knowles. No op erator's license. Fined $5.50. Wllllnm Mathls Blcg. No op erator's license. Fined $3.50. Ralph Lorcn Close. Overload ing truck and trailer. Fined $5.50, $25 bond forfeited. Robert Preston Oliver. Fail ure to stop nt stop sign. Fined $5.50, i Dudley Luther Glasscock. No operator's license, Fined $5.30. About 45 gallons of water nro required to fill nn average-sized bathtub. There will be a ; PUBLIC DANCE Every , Saturday Night ! ';; it the ' ' j EAGLES HALL . ; GOOD MUSIC Cents tOe Ladies Ue British troops using Commando tactics practiced in this mannor for raids such as that launched in the vicinity of DiooDe. France, in which American troops took port. These men are rushing shoreline aftor landing from barges shown In background. A 'Second Front' for Naval Cadets r'A is." 1 itr M m - ' ' 'V" '-n-O'-,.. . i . .i L A uMi11, ,41 ivViNa"' " vif it SOLDIER SOFTBALLERS FORT SHERIDAN, III. Fort Sheridan's team entered the Amateur' Softball Tournament of America in Chicago, Aug. 24 20. World's largest denim mills arc located at Greensboro, N. C. Tho Klamath Bnsln District council of the AFL Lumber and Sawmill Workors union an nounced today that It had filed a petition to be named bargaining agent for mill and woods work ers of the Ivory Pine company. Hugh Haddock, president of the council, said that the union listed a majority of the firm's approximate total of 150 men as members of the AFL organiza tion. The petition was filed with the National Labor Relations board which Is expectod to order a hearing on tho case In tho near future. The Ivory Pine mill is located a few miles from Bly. ALL-CARCLiHA ALUMNI CHAPEL HILL North Car olina's football squad will open Iho season with a new head coach, Jim Tatum, and the first all-Carolina alumni , staff In 24 years. 1 Police Court Four vagrants, three drunks and four traffic violators appeared in police court Friday morning. Alligator skin purses arc made from the under skin, or dermis, of the alligator. Unelf Ram's naval aviation cadets at St. Mary's Collrge, Col., pre-fllght school have "second front" of their own It's the farm front, where they're shown marching Into a Mornira Valley pear orchard to tako over chores as pear-pickers during a dearth of harvest laborers. At top, the cadets move in on their objective; nt bottom, they're tnckllng their extra curricular activities with will. DEPENDENTS' PAY BILL GETS DKEH WASHINGTON, Aug. 21 (P) President Roosevelt today signed a bill permitting living allow ances due tho dependents of service men to bo paid as soon as necessary bookkeeping can be completed. Tho bill amends tho original allotment act which barred any payments until after November 1. Chairman Reynolds (D-N.C.) of tho senntc. military affairs committee has expressed doubt Whether the legislation actually would speed payments of sums accumulated since tho law went into effect Juno 1, quoting war department officials as saying It would be Impossible to make computations and writo checks before November 1. However, navy department spokesman indicated they could make paygients Immediately. Chinese Recapture Kiangsi Stronghold CHUNGKING, Aug. 21 WV-j An official Chinese military re-' port today said Chinese forces j had recaptured Kwangfeng, wljlch tho Japanese had 'do- j vclopcd Into one of their most j powerful strongholds in Kiangsi province. It was stated tho .recapture had dispelled the threat of the i first overland Japanese invasion j of Fuklcn province. j Tho Chinese were said to havo : retaken tho city yesterday morn- j Ing after by-passing it in the Ki angsi campaign In which they ! hove recaptured Kwciki, Shnng- j no and other points to wrest from tho Japnncso the control of a 60-mllo stretch of tho eastern ! Kiangsi railroad. Charles Darwin was born on tho same day, almost at the same hour, as Abraham Lincoln, California's Devil's Postpllo National Monument had 8239 vis-.! Itors In 1940." StilGGItaGMTCJ 3f .Ul 1 1 ONE CAKE FOR If 5hi ." II w"l 'WfY 3 You buy' OoA Oo Wiore Everyone's Qofnif . ; . to tho SwwtllonrtV 1-Cont sale! Snv nonrly 2SI Got one tilll-llied coke of pure, I mild SwootHonrt Soup for only 1 with every 3 at regular price. Make puro SweotHenrt Soap your family tollot soap, starting todoyl Swing to SwoetHeart and save, while the penny alo li out j SiveetHeart?..? 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