Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 14, 1943, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Jnnunry 14, 1948 DEL1U Tf. N DRAFT TQ BE PROSECUTED SALEM, Jan. 14 (Special) Start of a campaign to locate for compliance or prosecution all Oregon registrants listed by local boards as delinquents was announced by Colonel Elmer V. Wooton, state director of Selec tive Service, following a con- ' ference with United States Dis trict Attorney Carl C. Donaugh and representatives of the Fed eral Bureau of Investigation. Willful violators of the Selec tive Training and Service act can expect speedy prosecution and stringent penalties, Donaugh has assured the director. Max imum penalty under the act Is 5 years in prison or $10,000 fine, or both. Chance Given Although willful violators of the act can expect no leniency, Colonel Wooton indicated that registrants who had become de linquent only through unintent ional neglect to notify local boards of change of address or other unintentional minor infrac tions of the law would receive less stringent treatment "Any person who voluntarily reports to his local board during the month of January, 1943 and whose delinquency was not will ful is likely to be given a chance to comply with his obligations and not be prosecuted," Colonel Wooton said. "In the event such persons have been listed by the local board as delinquent but not yet reported to the Unit ed States district attorney, the decision will rest with the local board. Decision as to the pros ecution of registrants reported to the United States district at torney as delinquents will rest with the attorney although the local board is authorized to make recommendations. IT WAS LOADED PALM SPRINGS, Calif., ( The high school bought a used cash register for its cafeteria. . A student pressed one. of the, keys, experimentally. The drawer popper open dis playing $3.63 in nickels, dimes, quarters and half-dollars. Camouflage Fails Jap Ship - is v s j1 jv H . v Vl 4i 1 Si ,i Direct hits from US army bombers set afire this Jap transport which was completely camouflaged along its sides and even up its mast by palm trees as it tried to sneak through the island studded waters of Bismarlc archipelago near New Britain. Nazi U-Boat Production Outstrips Destruction By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER WASHINGTON, Jan. 14 (P) The German navy, it was learned on high authority Wednesday, is turning out submarines faster than the sea and air forces of the United Nations can destroy them. This despite the heavy bombing of German factories from British and American bases in England. At the same time, the United Nations are building cargo and transport ships faster than they are being sunk. They are also building escort and patrol ves selsdestroyers, corvettes and subchasers at about top speed. The number of enemy sub marines operating in tne At lantic at any one time is more than 100, which represents pos sibly from one-third to one fourth of their actual sub strength. The rest of their un dersea craft are either operating in other waters or are at home for repairs and crew relief. These were described by qual ified authorities, who cannot be identified by name, as being among the reasons why the U- boat Is considered by the navy to be, in the words of Admiral Harold R. Stark, its "first en emy." They are reasons, too, why United Nations shipping losses still are, in Stark's opin ion, "something to be mighty uncomfortable about." DIVORCE RATE There are 15 divorces to every 100 marriages in the United States normally. 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The same thing ap plies to boats or other equipment for which rations have been is sued, it was explained. ;i:-lll!l!lljlil!i!.iii jNf.wKjiN.ots ana I C WlflllllPlllliilllllllll'llllli By ANITA GWYN We Imagine that some teach ers had writers' cramp yester day after filling in tho grades on report cards. There was some nilxup, as the makeup ot . the cards is not the same as in years previous. Many scneauies were j, changed after? the first nine weeks, which Fj alsni resulted in i'ieh"V some confusion as to the status of the students. Cards wore turn ed in to the last period teacher to be turned over to tho honor society to find out just who will make the honor roll and grand honor roll. Students dashed around the halls between pe riods comparing ratings and growling that so-and-so didn't like "kids" anyway. All in all, the majority of the students El umr in wcro satlsflod with their reports. 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