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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1942)
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREB o FUEL DEALERS ASKED TO FILE T nrn inn nninr We're In This Scrap! OF DIBHPAH EARS SAN DIEGO, Calif., (AP) Crews of incoming . vessels no longer will have to listen to dishpan banging. overboard several weeks ago. Since then port Captains H. C. Johnson and Harry Krog have banged on a dishpan during fogs to notify vessels of their approach. Today Port Director Joe Bri nan donated a now boll. Luxuries are the things thai make people go without riect sities. The pilot boat bell was lost . btunb rout rfovembor 6, 1042 CLEARING SNOWGQUNTR Mrs 'j ROADS HALTED Anynno selling wood fop fuol must fllo collliiK prlres, a re cent release from Or. Miilr Stowni't, Ori'Kon Sllilo prlco of ficer, announced lodiiy. Thin group In to Include not only 1 1 loan null Inn fuol un their chief mean of livelihood, but Includes alno farmers who noil noino wood occasionally im un iiccommodii tlon to neighbors. Dr. Stowurt emphasised that thu colling prices mini bo tha prlco lit which the wood wns of fered for snlo In Miirch, 1042, Thin prlco enn nnd will bo ad justed If the denier cun show thnt tho March prlco la causing him hardnhlp. All filings both for celling prlco nnd petition for adjust incut should bo nuidn lit thu local t War Prlco and Nation board, . 434 Main street. .Portland Housing Project Named Vanport City PORTLAND, Nov. fl (T) The wnr-workcr housing project on Portland's outskirts which soon will bo Oreiicm'a second largest community today had a name and a mnnuHcr. " The 02110-unlt project which ' will hound somo 40,000 workers will bo known henceforth as VBiiport City, the Portland hous- gMte' wRp $m mm 4vS Riverside school kids will remember World War 2 and the .tons of scrap they gathered from back yards and vacant lots. This bunch of Hiverildors poek over the top of their first scrap pile. A second one Is underway on the school grounds now. Left to right, Glenn Nelson, Harlan Bos worth, Lester Foster, Dick Derby, Hlchnrd Hearth, Rex Ballentine, George Nitschelm, Dwlght Vicars, Larry Leochner, Darlene Price, Clarissa Mason, Carol Stelber, Sara Stewart and Ralph Provencal. These children represented the lovon grades. . inR authority said, and its mana Her will be J. L. Franzcn, city manager of Oregon City for 17 years. A small helping Is plenty when you're getting a picco of mind. 1 SUICIDE FOUND PORTLAND, Nov. 8 VP) Hen ry Sherar, Portland, found the body of his 39-ycnr-old wife, Vcrnu, mother of two children, hanged In tho basement of their homo yesterday. . Sho had been In ill health. NEWBERRY'S for Better Women's Hosiery Values ,AA. 7 I WOMEN'S AND MISSES' I r . ( -7 " fry US 3J V New, Improved high twiit, givg this stocking more reiilU ency and strength, helps keep their thspe longer. Sheer, semi sheer, service weight for all occasions. Reinforced toes end heels. All Autumn colors. 8'X 10ft. Pair doifOH. 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JP) A new grado of milk which is ex pected to overcome the shortage in tho Portland milkshed . had tho approval of the city council today. The new fjrade, to be known as pasteurized market milk, meets city and federal regula tions but cannot qualify as grade A. RIGHT AT HOME CORVALLIS, Ore., (AP) It was only natural that the sold iers should adopt the black bear as a pet. . Ho wandered into the camp, and when soldiers bribed him with an apple, ho posed with tho camp hostess, Florence Mer riam. He was named Carmich acl, after a sergeant. Tho bear stole another apple, then made off with a tube of shaving cream. When he was found sleeping in an empty bunk, the soldiers decided to call a halt. , Ho will be traded for two monkeys. PORTLAND, Nov. (if) -Motorists who want to go up to the snow country for recrea tion or scenery this winter will be out of luck. The State Highway commis sion made that clear late yester day in announcing roads used exclusively . for such purposes will : not be kept clear. The comm.if.'on said its action wai taken because of short funds, military demands for snow temoval equipment and gasoline rationing which will eliminate unnecessary travel anyway. Convention Slated ' The commission received a re quest from D. H. Peoples, Bend, chairman of the Oregon section of the highway 20 committee, that the Albany-Newport high way via Corvallis be designated as No. 20. This number, he said, Is proposed from a projected coast-to-coast highway, of which the Oregon route be a part. Oregon's delegation to the American Association of High way Officials convention' at St. Louis Dec. 7-9 will be Commis sion Chairman Henry' F. Cabell, commissioner Huron Clough, Engineer R. H. Baldock, Bridge Engineer G. S. Paxson and At torney J. M. Devers. Suit to Cancel Citizenship Filed PORTLAND, Nov. 0 VP) Another of the six Portlanders ordered removed from the west ern defense zone as potentially dangerous persons faced a suit to cancel his American citizen ship today.' "- '. Henry Kasbohm, a bakery operator, was the latest defend ant named in a suit filed by As sistant TJ. S. Attorney William Hedlund. Three others of the six ordered out by the wartime civil control administration were named in suits filed earlier, S00 Types Pins Fine steel wire for bobby pins I in two shapes, eight thickness-1 es, seven widths, and a choice of four finishes (nearly 500 pos sible combinations) have been made by .the steel industry. Portland Faces Meatless Days for Rest of Year-" Hot Controversy Raqes PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. . VP) Portland's war-whetted appetite, growing daily as new workers arrive and threaten to pop the city's seams, today faced the prospect of meatless days not once a week, but for the rest of the year. Whatever the cause a dis pute rages on that point, only about one week's supply of meat remains under office of price administration quotas for No vember and December. Inadequate Knowledge . Gov. Charles A. Sprague wir ed a protest to Secretary of Agriculture Wickard, also asked Sen. Charles L. McNary, minor ity leader, to put on pressure in Washington to relieve the shortage. Morton Tompkins, master .of the Oregon State grange, charg ing Washington with "woefully inadequate knowledge of food problems," said something must be done, and all of the small meat packing firms in the city said that unless it were done right away they would close down and that was that. Packers Blamed , Meanwhile, Portland's thous ands almost 200,000 more than during peacetime and many of them hearty-eating shipyard laborers looked on dazed while the controversy over what caus ed the shortage grew white hot. Richard Montgomery, Oregon OPA director, blamed the pack ers. He said they paid little or no attention to OPA's quotas, went right ahead and butchered tho rest of the year's allotted supply. Quotas Rapped Tho packers said flatly that OPA's quotas were ridiculously inadequate for the city's mush rooming population, that they couldn't operate on a parttime basis anyway. OPA quotas, they contended, meant handling an insufficient volume of meat which would preclude running their plants day in and day out. As soon as they shut down for a few days, they said, their labor would quit and take steady Jobs in the ship yards. Maybe They Meant It So all the small packers got together and announced they would close down for good Nov. 13, which would leave only the big Swift and Armour plants operating. But they hastened to add that they really didn't mean it, that it was mostly big talk to force OPA to boost the quotas. Today they wondered if they really did mean it and didn't know it. f New! Dickie Y for Sweaters for Suits! 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