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Bptmbr In, 1042 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIVE T Pretty as a Picture Enroll For Victory CIGAR IS AT MARE ISLAND, Calif., Sept. 18 A'I Arrival of ono of the "Tojo cigar" submarines cap tured Deecinlii-r 7 in Ihu war's opening assault on I'l'iirl J tit r bor wan announced at Urn Mine Island nuvy yard today, Tha two-mii n Jap submarine, brought horn on lire deck of a United Htutoi merchant vessel, )wns already well picked apart by navy technicians eager to determine what inadn it go, Suicido jjotnii 'Tlitiy Jtmt shoved those Japs inside with (ho idea tlmy weren't coming out again," mild ono visitor who hud to hunch hli ihouldan to iquocit 4hrough the conning tower. The navy, In announcing the arrival of the atrango craft, also atated that Its construction and equipment Indicated it win "truly a lulcldal dvtiill." Thla miniature undersea craft (only 711 feul limul. which (h navy announcement paid cur ried enough exploslvo lit Ha two 18-foot torpedoes and "aul tide" detonation charge to blow up two city blocks, nosed onto a beach on the cunt aide of On liu lalnml durlnu the Decern ber 7 attack and waa seized vir tually Intact, Craw of On "Some officer who were there, at I'corl Harbor," the savy announcement auld, "claim that the Japanese skipper of thla aubmarino Mo.it his nerve' and beached the aubmarlne. Othera atate he merely waa messed up on his navigation." The akipper, regardless of his motives, pushed throuMh the tiny conning tower, a w a in ashore and waa captured. Ilia craw a single sailor wua never found. FDR Turns Sub Chaser Over to (Norwegian Navy WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 (IP) Prenldent Hotuievcll turned over a new aubmarlne chaser to the Norwegian navy today and Crown Trlnceaa Marthn accepted it aa a aymbol of Amerlcn'a vast war productions which menna, ahn aald. that "we cannot fall." Tha ceremony trun.iferrlng the aleek, gray, 173-foot ahlp waa held at the Washington nuvy yard. The president and Norwe gian crown princess heard the national anthems of their two countries and saw the American flag hauled down and tho Nor wegian flag raised, while the old and new crews stood at atten tion. In turning tho now sub cha.icr over to tho crown princess un der lend-lease arrangements, Mr. Roosevelt voiced a hope that the day would come when the vessel would carry the Norwegian flag Into a homo port in a free Nor- "way. Life was trying, and one of the 17 crew members went In sane. Charles W. Duett, snllor on California to Capo Horn windjammer. Win'" H WOftl.MHItlh MOItA, IHIMrtll m o a. aaaaaBBaamwhU, i, !& if ffil l'TQI i. if 2.15 lk mm fmih llttf i . ii' a. U I t' avi Artlut Dnn Osher was gliding the lily when Anne Scott, New York Powers model, pnsvd for tho poster ahe's holding. It'a a cnll to Unlled Natlona ollkera to visit New York for a royal welcome by the Officers Scrvlco Committee. s ASTOniA, Ore., Sept. Id (IT) Predictions that Bonneville dam would kilt the multi-million dol lar Columbia river salmon In dustry were unproved as yet aa fishermen louded hugs catches for the third consecutive year. Sinco tho season opened six days ago, boats have come in piled gunwales-high with flih. Loads ran up to 12,000 pounds. The average was between 2000 and 3000 reminiscent of lost year's record-shattering 9,000, 0U0 pound catch. Government experts, who maintained the dam would have no harming effect, and fisher men, who feared salmon would be uiiiiblc to pass the dam, alike said tho catch settled nothing, and thnt they would have to wall a few mora years before learning who was right. In thiKmcanwhilo tha war has accomplished what critics ex pected llonnoville to cut off the supply of salmon from civilians. All of this year's catch is Scheduled lo go to tho armed forces anil to lend-lease purposes. Only If military needs are met will civilians get salmon. A few fishermen claim the civilians will bo supplied. Can ncrymcn ugreo with them thut quality of the fall-run fish Is poor. This Is because the fish Chinese Battle Japs for Air Bases ICHlNAl MEjgg 7TW MHWSljQt. kmASlf ESS I - fM"Uf .Mam y i'..l-r v Unriiwaa : f fTT.-' wTnCHOW SChuchow Kian , s Hpngchaw . : i. ' v-. I Chintiaclaih ..:.'C KIANGSI " njJorlol Htnysng ) - Namr" ,-o, ?. KWANGTUNG Vy F0R? "Canton ' ,n'f 1 I; TrK . ,Tko0 W KNG6 lgoBj.pH.l7Aggj x , J b. U.S. bombtrt, now VBURMAjT CqntaViv from hlddin bam, v I""! f eould bomb Japan V lv 'HINAN ''in V'om CheHnng ertal Seeking to wrest back ImporUnt air bases like Llshut and Chuhslen, Chinese forces have driven back the Japs In the Chcklang province area and nt other points of fighting between Shanghai and Canton. Bollom map, giving relation of this battle lone to -all of China, shows how U. 8. plane cOUld bomb Tokyo from the Cbjekiang bases, Webfoor Company Leaves for Ohio PORTLAND, Sept. 18 P) Oregon's "Wcbfoot Company," othcrwlso Company B, 14th maintenance battalion, left here yesterday for Camp Perry, O., via Fort Lewis, to Join the bat talion, Tha company was recruited throughout the state. OBITUARY ALPHUSE E. ROBERTS Alphuso E. Roberts, a resident of Modoc county, Cullf., for tho last 5 years and a former resi dent of Klamath county, passed away at his late residence S miles south of Malin, Ore., on Wednesday morning at 2:13 o clock. The deceased was native of Wann, Okla., and was aged 30 years 4 months and 18 days when called. Besides his wife Oman, he is survived by a sister, Mrs. -Elsie Carpenter of Eugene, Ore. The remains rest at Ward s Klamath Funeral home, 025 High street. ..Funeral arrangements will bo announced later. VITAL STATISTICS GENTRY Born at Hillside hospital September IS, 1042, to Mr. and Mrs. George V. Gentry, 4(158 Harlan drive, Klamath Falls, Ore., a boy. Weight 0 pounds. are those normallv caught In the August run, tho fishermen said. War bonds purchaaad by employees, 10 par cant of payroll Ivory Pino company become tho 7Mh Klamath firm to. Join tho roll of honor composed of firms assigning 10 per cent of their gross payrolls to war bonds Verne Owens of the war bond committee revealed today. The announcement said that virtually all of tho lumber firm's 13!) nffico and mill employes are participating in tho 10 per cent plan. Owens praised the efforts of Georgo Butler, Al Coke, Eugene bnntee and Walter LaCasse In putting tho plan over. 1, Chamber of Commerce. 2, standard Oil company, 3, Specialized Scrvlco com pany. 4. Reliable Cleaners, 5. Swan Soda and Candy Shop. ' 8. Garcclon's. 7. Rlckys. 8. Currin's for Drugs. 0. California Pacific Utili ties. 10. Tho Landry company. 11. Safeway, Inc. 12. New city Laundry. 13. Herman's Men's store. 14. Carter's Fine Foods. . IS. Bar-nee-burger. 18. Karl's Shoe store. 17. Klamath Moulding Co. 18. Klamath Packing Co. 10. Oil City. 20. Klamath Medical Clinic. 21. Hazel's Beauty Parlor. 22. Star Drug store. 23. Moc's department store. 24. Klamath Falls Tire com pany. 23. Eagle Club. 26. Klamath Bus company. 27. Herald and News. 28. Southern Oregon Hard ware company. 20. LaPointo's. 30. California Oregon Power company. 31. Western Auto Supply 32. Klamath Billiards. ' 33. Sunrise tavern. 34. Dick B. Miller .company. 38. Klamath Machine and Lo comotive Works. 36. Burr-O-N. 37. C. S. Robertson Insurance company. 38. First Federal Savings and Loan association. 30. Klamath Navy Recruiting station. 40. J. C. Penney company. 41. Culinary alliance offico staff. 42. Castlcbcrry Brothers Drug company. 43. Klamath Variety store. 44. Murphey's Feed and Seed store. 45. Wootwoith's. 48. Oregon Woolen Mill store. 47. City Transfer company. 48. Evcrbody's drug store. 49. Lee Hendricks drug store. 50. Hall hotel. 51. Klamath Ice and Storage. 52. Scars, Roebuck and com pany. 53. Bohemian Club cafe. . 64. Klamath Furniture com pany. 55. Bend Portland Truck Service. 56. Tik-Tok cafe. 57. Klamath Valley hospital. 58. Harris lunch. 50. Cramer's radio service. 80. Busy Bee restaurant. 61. Do Giorgio Fruit corpora tion (Klamath Lumber and Box.) 82. Marine recruiting station. 63. Earley hotel employes. 64. Wilson Title and Abstract company. 65. Swan Lake Moulding com pany. 68. Hlbbs clothing store. 67. Whytal's Ladles Shop. 68, Tho Emporium. 60. Mnrgot's. 70. Balin's Furniture store. 71. Long's, Inc. 72. Pearco's Beauty salon. 73. Palace Market. 74. Peyton and company. 75. Ivory Pine company. Ten per cent buttons are now available. Those wishing thorn should call A. M. Collier or J. V. Owens. Encloaod Find Bullet Holes EVANSVILLE, Ind., (fl) Clarn Arnold lias a war memen to for her scrapbook. 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