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PAGE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Roptembr 2, 1041' 82 PER CENT Get Ready for the Circus! FUEL OIL TO Jap Attack Smashed in New Guinea iiiiiiiiiiiii! it:i:!:t:::!t: liiiiiiiii SOUTHEASTERN Ki-lliiiiiiiii! :!ii:!m!;iji!ij lillilii BE mum iiHHIIijlliiliiii liiilili: illi: i NEW GUINEA' ib Hill m i!i!i!!!H! ::it :t:ti:: f jjc4m TAXES PAID ON EAST COAST i!:!l:;::i::ni:i!ili TIDE USERS inmutmiN N kit iSfFi BUNA III OPA CRACKS KLAMATH RATIONED DOWN ON WAR II.MIIIIIIIIIWII.IIIlllllll MIIIUII lllllll I MHI li !! linn in: linn ii I I nil ii I I f Mil I iMi!!i!!il!!il !! !""" " ' ' I'' ' P!t i it il c ;;! :;: !:I:::::!;;;h iiiiiii hihiiiiiiiMiii niuiimii il A Il Bl ILf A 1 !!1 ! Ml' ! !! 1 ! I J I .11 lil 1 ! HI p Ym&X ,i : 1 .re' '! Ill Approximately 82 per cent of Klamath's real estate taxes for the first half of 1942 were paid by the delinquency date. Tax Collector Allen Sloan reported today.. The figure was slightly under the 85 per cent of collec tions made by the same time in 1941, he said. Sloan announced that $878., 232.42 of the county's tax roll of $1,069,444.95 had been paid by June 15, the delinquency date. Discounts Allowed " First quarterly Installment on 1942 taxes becomes due on Nov ember 15 of this year, Sloan pointed out, with February 15, May 15 and August 15 the ensu ing delinquency dates for the balance of quarterly payments. He said that discounts will be allowed on partial or full pay ment made on or before Novem ber 15, according to the follow ing schedule: One per cent on one-half tax, two per cent on three-fourths tax and three per cent on full tax. ' Personal Tax Delinquency Taxes not paid at least in part by November is, 1943, shall be come delinquent and an Interest charged on these taxes at the rate of two-thirds of one per cent per month or fraction of a month, Sloan pointed out. Personal property taxes, Sloan warned, become delinquent up on failure to pay any Install ment on the due date. Langell Valley ' Earl Webber was a caller at the Eddie Roberts home Sun day. Chet Barton is threshing some wheat this week with his sta tionary thresher. ' Louise and 1 Dale VanMeter went to their home in Klamath Falls, where they ; will attend school this term. " Ivan Depue did some painting for Eddie Roberts recently.. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Carver were visitors in the valley from Klamath Falls Sunday. ; Dewey Smith was a caller at his ranch here from Malin Sun day. . . The Watkins man was in the valley Saturday from Klamath Falls. .' George Smith is getting his winter wheat baled and his bar ley combined. -. Clarence Webber la planning to have his field peas threshed toon. . ' . Archie Roberts is in, a Klam ath Falls hospital,- suffering from an injury gotten from lift ing on a combine. Vic Brown is combining some ' field peas for Chet Barton. : Mrs. Hawkins . and', daughter were business callers in the val ley from Altamont Friday. : John and Jo Nork trucked some cattle from Langell valley Saturday. . A light frost hit the valley this week,, damaging some po tatoes. The Francis . Freuer family were visitors at the Wallace Hoyle home Sunday. . I'm not a communist, but once VOu've SPfn Ihmp RiiKinn . man and women laboring and dying ior ineir country you've got to admit they're showing some thing. Seaman John Tattersall Trim Job By a mere whisker. Rule en Dlaton, ! :v; ..! is, rates an important lob at Camp Roberts, Call!. Daughter of the pro prietor of Post Exchange 4 barber hop, Earleen Is believed to be the Army's first female barber. This hows a soldier enjoying her shaving I ,. - technique. , . -'-v. - .... - '.. . 1 . , . M r fi . W . .nyj. , Pat. the down, takes things easy while Betty and Dona hold Black Beauty of the Black Horse group from Polack Bros.' circus, opening on tha stag of the Pelican theatre Thursday. Polack Bros. Circus Means A Big Time Under Big Top A big time is always to be had under the big top and the Pelican theatre is spreading one on its stage when Polack Brothers circus and thrill show is presented there tomorrow, Friday and Saturday. Despite the fact that it is shown indoors, it is a full-fledged three-ringed circus with all the trimmings. A large array of elephants, clowns, chimpanzees and horses will be a treat to old and young alike, offering a close-up of Demand, Threat of Ceiling Sends Cattle, Hogs, Sheep To Market in Huge Rush PORTLAND, Sept. 2 (JP With nationwide meat rationing on the calendar, the union stock yards here bulged with cattle to day. President Harry H. Burdlck said that deliveries Monday to talled 4172, cracking a record of 4142 which had stood since October 8, 1923. . Volume is so heavy, he said, that the yards are seeking pri orities for an expansion esti mate to cost between $40,000 and $50,000. By WILLIAM FERRIS CHICAGO, Sept. 2 (JP) A rush to unload livestock has sent nearly twice as many meat producing animals to major mar kets in the first two days this week as in the corresponding period of last year, agricultural department statistics disclosed today. Hog, cattle and sheep bins from Buffalo to Denver, and as far south as Fort Worth, have handled a huge number of meat animals for this time of year. Normally the runs during the first week of September are up only slightly from the low months of July and August. The expansion over 1941 amounted to 87 per cent for all animals. Sheep were up 149 Romeoiii PRISCILLA LANE in 'Blues in the Night" HIT NO. 2 "C! Spies in the Air" NOW PLAYING HIT NO. 1 t.V . V .3 r - . rks mm la"' Rueben Castangs chimpanzees; La Teresita, "Queen of the Air"; the Black Brothers, com edy clowns; the Black Horse troupe, under the direction of Don Carlos Carrean; Ruby Lar- kin's duq furniture movers and jugglers. One of the three elephants in the world able to turn com pletely about on a six-inch plank is Miss Mona, who will be present, along with her twin sister, Mary Ann. per cent, hogs 98 per cent and cattle 48 per cent. A major part of the increase occurred Mon day, with a decline noted yes terday in response to lowered prices. . Factors combining to create the heavy outpouring, in the opinion of livestock men, were: First, the large numbers of meat producing animals on farms and ranches. Second, the unprecedented de mand for meat, which has made processors anxious to obtain as much livestock as they can. handle. Third, the threat of ceilings over livestock prices, which has stimulated marketing earlier than usual. Although the large runs may have a temporarily beneficial effect on the meat shortage, live stock men warned that heavy shipments of cattle were not as favorable, from the long term viewpoint, as might at first ap pear. Many cattle are going to mar- I ACT Humphrey Bogart Ida Luplno ZTl J. in "HIGH SIERRA" DAYI Andl Miriam Hopkins In "Men Are Not Godi" FREE I ' 1 f , J i lffl Doors Open PARKING! MftiJiiiTjiaftijiMiilal II ill hint at 6:45 NEW TOMORROW-2 ACE HITS! Glorious Adventure! . A. I MsJiAg robKon WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 P Fuel oil rationing and probably further curtailment of gasoline consumption today confronted eastern householders and motor ists. Confirming reports that the east would have less oil for heat ing homes, War Production Chief Donald M. Nelson assorted yesterday that a rationing pro gram would be announced soon, perhaps later this week, and might affect some mid western states. . , Ration Cut At the same time, a committee formed by the petroleum indus try war council to study oil trends suggested that because eastern gasoline consumption, in the last two months exceeded expectation the four-gallon-unit value of ration coupons might have to be reduced. Commenting on the situation -at his press conference. Presi dent Rooseveit said the curtail ment of fuel oil likely would be 25 per cent in some localities. Tank Car Problem Nelson observed that the ques tion of which states to Include in the rationing area would have to be worked out with several other details. The reason for ex tending rationing to the mid west, he added, would be to make additional tank cars avail able to supply the east. Officials studying fuel oil problems, who declined to ,be quoted by name, indicated that a basic ration sufficient to heat homes to an average tempera ture of 68 degrees was being considered with supplemental supplies to be issued on the basis of need. Kaiser Company Labor Probe ' Asked of WLB PORTLAND, Sept. 2 (P) CIO Regional Director Al F. Hartung said yesterday that the war labor board had been asked to consider charges that the Kaiser company's Swan Island shipyard refused to batgaln with time checkers. ; . Instead of negotiating with the CIO Office and Professional Workers' union when it request ed bargaining rights, Hartung said, the company bargained with another union. A previous cnarge by the CIO that the Kaiser company violat ed labor practices by signing a blanket contract with the AFL before the- yard started produc tion still is before the national labor relations board. OPA Order Ups Minimum Price on Processed Apples WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 (JP) The office of price administra tion announced today it would permit apple processors to in crease their minimum prices for canned apples, applesauce, ap ple cider and dried apples. The adjustments, OPA said, will cover increased raw fruits and other costs and will follow previous modifications of the ceiling prices for other canned and dried fruits. OPA will permit canners to advance their 1941 prices on canned apples and applesauce a total of 18 !4 per cent. Ten per cent of this increase is to cover cost increases other than raw fruit and 8 per cent is for added raw material cost. ket with less weight than nor mal, they said, and there are fewer head being fattened on farms for next year than was the case at this time In 1941. Li wiim PIDGEON Plus! PETE SMITH Brevity bra I fc , 1 iiilipi !' PORT llllliil iiiiiiiiii!: illiiiilHmpjn !!!U ef ' liliiliiililiilHIiiliiiiliiiniiili SAM AfiAl l"wM P 1 111 liiiii iiiiiii S O a liipjjjPilPiliiijHi i ! ill 1 ;:t:t:;:::::;::t::i 50 ! ii I I iii mi ;!:;:I uiiiiiiiii STATUTE MIICS Australian troops hav lmaihld a Jo Inrailon attmi at Japs trapped In peninsula (linad .m.iti.u on iam japs in otner Sweets Not Rationed for Moviegoers Nine Automobile, Two Bike Certificates Awarded at County Ration Board Meet Nine new automobile and two bicycle certificates were issued to eligible buyers In the Monday mooting of the Klamath County War Price and Ration board, it was announced today. New' tire or certificates were Issued to 14 buyers. , The complete list follows: Piucnnr Rtcap and Tub WJti, J. V., two recap, rmiml houi fori-m.m. Harris. ThomM J., four fpi, to tn. boikr tnkr. Black and Whlt Cab, fir cpi, ftrt tube, tax). Knlghtcn. VfiUj. tour recaps, two tubta, tTt. Hanty, C. I., four recapi, two tuhf, iee tlon forpman. l.'plfiKton, Qaylord M., two rrrapi, ogln enclnrer. Tit'rman, H. A., four rfcap. farming. Morvan, J. II., onn r'cap, aalPiman. Bwly, Vlrfll, two recapi, frvlc man. Shew f.iinibr Co., two rtcapa, aalri man. ipr. Ilamakrr, Horaca T... one rfcan, ifc-tfi, XFLA. Ivorr Pln company, two recapi, lumber manufacturing. Cuilck, Wflllara, on recap; wf-II drllltr. Jfthniton, Rwan. two recapi. lumber pller. Mltch'H. B. W., four recap, on tuba, green chain. fWorn, Lonnle, ena rerap, two tubei, Ipmrd. Hoffiie, E. O., fir recap, tail. WIIon, Mary, two recap. ?na tuba, farming. ' Irory Pine company, two recap, lumber m.mufacttirlnff. PIEIETREE Today & Tomorrow Companion Picture Paulette Goddard Ray Milland "THE LADY HAS PLANS" iFjr J T YOU SINGI MUSIC... fp TO MAKE YOU DANCB J AlU FUN CAST! tei Vii. Xrt -SO.V' W E. K': H t.Mi. I i iii ii 1 1 T n I 'Hill I it ill Mi -f7 a BB TaMi !i i . . ''LOW' W ,.l:ll:::lll:! , 1 0 Z&1 I ' i 'l ' '.ik! il , i iiiliiiillliilliiliiilliiliHIiiliH! iliii i iii iiiiii i i Pi'' io r;i;!!i ij fi li iiiiiiiiiiiiPiniiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiXi ! I i lifiiiyMiiiirniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii area) north of the bay. At Kokoda (b), heavy casualties were ground lights. Tliere'll never Dc a anormue of beamy as loot as Hollywood turns out new tale ni like ihu. From lelt: Alice Kiroy, . Vvoniw DeCarJo and Chna. tophrr King, olonfle Drunette and red-nead, respectively, pooe tor the unirt pnotog raptter atier having new . movie contracts approved. 0 Waller, Kmll. On recap. Irritation. Parion. Alex, four rtrapi, four t'ibfl, carrier Irl"r. ' fclimor, Henry, ona recap, farming. Thlrfeater, A., fr rrcp. four lube. Von, Anrfy, threa recapi, two lutie. farm In a. Nt Pataangtr Tlraa and Tuba WlVtcr, Rrrl. two tire, farmlnc. firown, fiber C, one tlrt, Iwo tuhei, USFS-uard. Roberta, E. T., ona tlra, one tuba, firm In a. Tian. IHcf, two llrei, farming. Nork, Jim. nn tlr, one tutu-, (armlnff. V'watyr'-""" rtJf I tmwhti Taigir LTTaTJ r 1 m m I X" VW' ) ' Tha East Side Kids J I Il "SMART ALICKS" I "i'Sfrf I IK ""h ' A'nj II il T "Al lh, Dos lhw" - LatHt Mtwt IL-L " Mllna (! and art wIdIiui aul " (ory Ptna company, ona lira, ona lub, Itmibfi manufactirtn. Witt. Ktriitart, X. t. to lire, tvu ttbM, faru.lRc Itlrli, Ctnll A., two tlraa, m Uba. faro Kultom, II. II., Mr llrta, w M Orion, Irl. ma lira, tntek drlr, Orad If tlra. QuiDow.ki, Mrlla J.t two Oradt II trraa. iwu itiota, waicnman, M fat.n. J. It., tout tub, ranch In a. M'rriactiir Tlmbar Mtupaay, oaa Igba, lumbar manuuciurtnf. Obaaiata Tlraa ntejeman. btx thraa Uraa, II tutxa. bflhrrjikBu Uadtkii, Kiu U, 10 tlraa. two iobaa. MrKnttra, L. M.. 0a Ura, ona tuba, tit brr lailr. Piaauts Naaaaa aekd Tiabao t Ukea hot ccuupaay, two tKaya, kr t'rater UVe hoi and toolbar aocnpaay, four racap. four tube. Mit ami Una, two racapa, faraataf. Iittrartt, 9. Ihr recap, farmlag. Klmath Timber company, to racapa. tt'erini. U illiataa, J, I four rapa, ona ta, farnitof, Shaw mbr oatpaay, alava rC4p W4log. Truch RaaaM and Tubaa nchutr t.imbr company, oaa raeap. mnnrr manurariitrmt. ttbaw Lumbar company, two rep, Ium btrlna. Ulrd, T. W., flva raeapa, conoaoa aar rt?f. Naar AirlawaWiaa Oirtl. Rav L. on. awraill wrkr. O'Neill, Jrtha ona, farmer aaJ potat tmicr. Hillard. Daltaa oaa, ba fteUry worker. bVinnrr fal ti on. ala naaagar, Webb. Nawt, on. rarpenUr Afdron. Hm, farming. Ktholl. frtf S., one, taachar. Tmplar, RaM J., , maefiloli' Cnnnnr, Wllloby, a. farfnlnf. IHytlM JopKn. rilff'irrt f. . Younallng. Jam f. Small Number of War Worker Taken For Draft, Report . PORTLAND, Sept. S A roajonnblo percentage of lngle men ore being taken from war Jobs by the draft In Oregon, Selective Service Director Col. Elmer V. Woolen told the Junior chamber of commerce yeiter- dny, Ho said the procent had to be gradual lest It upset produc tion schedules. The Circus Comes to Town Tomorrow! Fun for Kids From Six to Sixty! Eligibility cliissiriiutlons for tires were tightened today lor thousands of war workers. In an order to Oregon war price and rationing boards, K. 1). Reynolds cruuked down on wasteful practices, thu direct outgrowth of misinterpretation of the government-encouraged "car pooling" program. "Hereafter, the boards will only Issue recapped or retrrud ed tire certificates or grade II certificates upon the recommen dation Of plant trnnxportatlon committees that the car upon which the tires are uvd la rrg. ularly driven for transporting three "or more workers to and from the plant," Reynolds said, "Furthermore, this cur will ha made tha only eligible car (r tires as far as the passengers It carrlc: are concerned, "Other passengers who pool up cannot qualify their own family cars for tiro certificates." Second Camp White Condemnation Case Heard at Medford MEDFORD, Sept. 2 (I'l The second case against the federal government involving condem nation proceedings for Camp White land continued before Judge James A. Fee tnduy alter a Jury Monday upped the gov ernment's offer In the first case. R. R. Copely was awarded 12000 for A3 acres for which the government had offered $1731. Copely sought $:)5U0. The second caso Involves two tract totalling 105 acres for which Luke and Lulu Jennings want $12,000 conpared to the government's offer of $0333, Hedy's Lunch Cost ' Over $4 Million PHILADELPHIA, Sept. t (VP) Philadelphia business men spent $4,547,330 to take Hcdy Lamarr to lunch. The price of admission to luncheon which the brunetu screen star attended was pledge to buy $3000 or mor in war bonds. The "take" wa announced by tha treasury de partment. Showa at 2-7-1 p. m. 4th Great Day! -WALLACE MARJ0RIE MAIN ..CARROL NAISH tcrian Play ky Uwranta Hovortf Added Dellahts "THE BLITZ WOLF" Color Cartoon Sports parada and Naws - k jr m a fun t.rre J