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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
October 18, 194t
LOST CRUISER WIS
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BREMERTON, Wash., Oct IS
(P) Thousands ol spectators,
including hundreds of visitors
from Astoria, Ore., attended the
launching here nine years ago
Df the cruiser Astoria, one of
three United States cruisers lost
In a Solomon islands battle. The
D950-ton vessel was named for
the Oregon city.
The Astoria was the United
Btates warship which was chosen
in March, 1939, to carry the
' ashes of Japanese Ambassador
Hiroso Saito back to his home
land, as a gesture of American
good will.
Miss Leila C. McKay, a de
scendant of the founders of As
toria, was the sponsor at the
launching ceremonies.
The vessel's keel was laid on
September 1, 1930, and it was
commissioned April 28, 1934. It
normally carried a crew of 49
officers and 850 enlisted men.
The Astoria cost $11,951,000.
Chances of accidental death
from the moment of birth have
been estimated at 16 to 1.
Eagles are found in all parts of
the world except the Arctic and
Antarctic regions. I
Washington State
Supreme Court
Justice Dies
SEATTLE, Oct. 13 OP) Jus
tice John F. Main of the Wash
ington state supreme court died
in a hospital here' at 8 a. m.
today. He had been critically
ill several weeks and recently
announced his withdrawal from
the November election contest.
Judge Main, 78, became ill
before the September primary
and, although unable to cam
paign, received the highest vote
of four candidates for his su
preme court position. After the
primary, however, he with
drew.
SALUTE TO OREGON
SLATED FOR DEC. 7
PORTLAND, Oct. IS (Jf)
Portland's farewell to the old
battleship Oregon may be held
on Pearl Harbor day.
The Dec. 7 date is only under
tentative consideration, but
Marshall N. Dana, chairman of
the battleship Oregon commis
sion, said ho hoped navy recruit
ing and bond selling campaigns
could be tied In on that day with
the send-off for the Spanish
American war dreadnaught, to
be broken up far scrap metal.
To further the bond campaign,
Lieut. Com. Q. F. Do Grave sug
gested that the woodwork of the
Oregon, which has been a ma
rino museum here slnco retire
ment from active dvity, be mado
into gavels, plaques and other
souvenirs for sale. ,
Navy officials are expected to
participate In the ceremonies,
and Secretary of Navy Frank
Knox will be invited.
Hunters in Wisconsin killed
an angora by mistake. Getting
a farmer's goat is nothing now
for them.
Giraffes first were Introduced
into Europe about 45 B. C.
POLICY OF DRIFT
MEMPHIS, Tcnn., Oct. 13 (P)
Chester C. Davis, president
of the Federal Reserve. Bank of
St. Louis, attacked Monday the
administration of the Selective
Servlco Act In relation to farm
labor, and added that "thero is
a lack of understanding in fit
ting America's agriculture into
the war program." '
Dnvis spoke at a conference
held hero by tho Friend of tho
Land, a conservation organiza
tion. "It Is hard enough to keep
labor on tho farms In competi
tion with tho luro of Industry,"
ho sr. Id nftor culling administra
tion of the act In farm labor
cases "rcprehonslblo."
Davis told the conference an
Oklahoma rancher had asked
him to tell Washington officials
that ranchers and farmors arc
being forced to sell female cat
tle and sheep by the thousands
because of the farm labor short
age. Such sales, ho said, 'would
mean depletion of the herds of
future years.
Ordinary steel papor clips aro
coated with tin.
Klamath Woman to
Teach Lake Typing
LAKEVIEW Mrs. Frances
H. arson of Kluinath Falls will
act as Instructor for tho typing
and short hand courses to be
offered In Lakovlow under tha
sponsorship of the Lake Coun
ty Public Welfare commission,
It was announced by Tom
King, administrator.
Margaret Rodman will also
offer a course In Spanish to
those Interested.
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