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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1942)
HERALD ' AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREB V Oetobar-1. 1043 Witnesses to Resume Pamphleteering, Report t .Kluinuth public aiilliurlllus have boon notified by luttor by representative of Johovoli'i Wit nesses that Iho Wlliicssos con template curly resumption of tholr piimplilulcitrliiK anil phon ograph pliiyinil activities, 11 was learned Thursday. The letter slates In offset Unit the Witnesses consider tho prac tlce of tholr reunion the spread lull of tho "word of Clod" by pamphlet solllnu, doui'-lo-tloor cHnvuttHinil, phonoiiriiph pluyhiR, "' or any oilier method which "Qod may opon" to thorn, They Informed tho authorities 1 Unit they expect protection mi "' dor tholr constitutional rights , end will liold tiia authorities 11' ajk' able for uny damages to porion : or properly, Tho loiter, ua 'f- dressed to both city mid county officials, win signed by tho Kliiiniilh Kulls "compnny" of Je hovah's Witnesses, by 11, U. Brandor, "compnny sorvant." Cessation of Witness ucllvlty hmi been noted hero lnco a eon vontlon of tho Beet which cul mlnuted In a patriotic demon trillion against them hero Sep tember 20. Tho demonstration lor a tlmo assumed riot propor tlunit, with some damage (lone to automobile and tho convention hall at Ninth and Kliumilh, and lomi minor Injuries to both Witnesses and irulo towiuipeople. Two city ordinance aimed at curblna Willies acllvltleii tiro "In the mill." They would pro hibit street vending of pumph lets, except by license, and would prohibit persons from go Inu on property to play phono- Kruph records or loavo pumph- let without behm Invited there on by tho property holder. An ordlnanco passed some tlmo ago to prohibit vending without a license In being revised in lower tho license feo from 10 to $8. Meanwhile, tho council nan instructed tho pollco not to mako arrests under tho old ordl- ' nance. Numerous loiters have been received by authorities hero con cerning tho Witness, situation. Trio chambor of commerce ro- i eelved a letter this week from Mrs. Paul Dobson of Exeter, Calif., saying, "Throe chcors for you folks at Klamath Falls who allowed those Jehovah Witnesses In what contempt most right- thinking Americans hold them. Here In this district wo are to fed - up with them using their ' tires and gas to go oround annoy ing hard working people by try ing to play records lo them and 4ft? ail 01 UlCm IU1IHRH.-I!- Iw wi"' are exompt from military serv- tce." ' . V Sha went on to say that it Is hard to think of people who re- . ... .......... .. tl..n u u A mnrl. I. i IUSO lO Slliuiu uin j, cana and entitled to the prolcc !; tion of our laws, Tho letter con cluded with the wish Unit wo could do something constructive about this shameful group." lund and watch his great yards building ships, You'll conio away Impressed, Mora than almost anything else right now, this country needs men who GET THINGS DONE. ' RENO LICENSES RENO, Oct, I (!') Marriage licenses Issued hero Included: John C. Ut'chcn, over 21, lily, and Mary E. Foley, over 21, Klamath Falls; nay Smith, HI, and Amelia Haines, i)5, both Omnia Pass. If your dealer Is out for Iho duration, advortlsa for a used one In the want-ads. The American Eaale's Eye Is Still Plenty Sharp . wr i ni'jn inmiiifiw i nnm 7 f vfVu.'WP'i . C0' -1 Iieru s a pniKirnma of war In the South Pacific, From thousands of feet In the air, U, 8, Army Hying for Uiwios opurutlng In the Solomon Island area on Aug, 38 spied a Jap cruiser, lower right, and dropped a stick of bombs which hit the vessel's stern and probably stopped the ship on the spot. Meanwhile, at upper left, an enemy destroyer makes tracks to get out of the vicinity. Official XJ. S. Army photo. Committees Named To Study Tax ! Cooperation (Continued from Pago One) pare a master sheet showing the bond maturity schedules of all the taxing units of the county. Machinery Usa Eyed There was a discussion of the possibilities of combining the city and county juvenile offices. Mayor John Houston said the city is willing to go into such a program. It was decided to take this matter up first with Circuit Judge David R, Vanden- berg, who appoints the county juvenile oflicer. Use of county road machinery by the other taxing units, such as the municipalities and school districts, was also considered at some length. County Judge U. E. Reeder pointed out that the county machinery Is Idle part of the time, and could be put In use on public work other than the county roads. The matter will be worked out between the officials of the various taxing units. Voluntary Cooperation The cooperation committee re ceived a letter from Congress man Walter M. Pierce reminding it that he undertook in 1923 a legislative program aimed at tax conservation, but the law was Invalidated by the s.ipreme court.' The local committeemen re marked that their plan, which is now receiving statewldo pub licity, la based on voluntary co operation. ... .v Many of oup most useful Itemi of military equipment have been devised and developed by civil ians, says the National Inven tors' council, department of com merce. - . i A dime Isn't as good as a quarter, but it goes to church more often. I 1 Ml llh JK am, M ' is !i EDITORIALS ON i NEWS jl (Continued from Pago One) j: he calls together his detail men i; and, thoy work It out Into Its J final form. j It was thus that the Idea of mass production of ships came !' Into being. Ships had never i been produced that way, but tho jl fact that a thing hasn't been dono it before never bothers Kaiser, they ji It was thus that mass produc- !! tlon of cargo planes was pro- ji Jectcd Into tho present war slt- ' uatlon. Kaiser got an Idea, and j; he and his technical men went j to work on it. !. p What followed Is known to ji k everybody, )!-. - H ENRY J. KAISER Is a great leader. He has the con- he 3 fidenco of his men, because works llko a horse and Is always 4 protly sure to know what ho la talking about, His scnemos WORK OUT. Like nil great leaders, he rouses opposition. His Idea of mass production of ships, for example, upset utterly 11 . the old talior-modo way of build ing them. So ho gains tho dis like of all those whose reputa tions and fortunes are tlod up In the old ways. In order to build ships FAST nn the Pacific Const, he con- 'i !? eelved tho Idea of building up a ! itcel Industry hero, so that so ! I much time and energy won't j have to be wanted In hauling ? itcel from where It Is made to li I. UnlH .mnri In .link vast qunntltlcsji That Irks tho men whose rep utations and fortunes are tied up In the existing Eastern steel in dustry and. tho transportation in- lustry. 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