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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1943)
Fobrtinry 12, 1048 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE Co 0 o I L CALLS (MC PLAN FOR 0. S. INDIANAPOLIS, Fob. 12 (!') Womloll h, Wlllklo mild itml uUllit thai a $;too,ouo,ooo,ooo debt nilulit ftii'ti tlio mitlon whon tliu wnr Is over nnd tlml "I have not hoard mituy pritulleul sit'g- Mentions from Ilia udmlnlslru- iillrin" for muutluK tha prohlom, Hit told tho unimiil Lincoln's lny bauilot of tint Women's Ha- publlcan uliilt of Indianapolis thiit tint solution Iny "In expim- ion und development within and without our border and In tha miimhtilllnu of nil our economic forces agriculture,' mitniiKo- meitl und capital In hurmony unci cooperation," No Solution Heard "An enormous multiplication of market for iioodn und iniinU' facturos of nil KitrUi" would ra. null, Wlllklo asserted, If Hie united State couperoted pollll cully und economically with oth er nntlouti, trading with thorn nnd showing them methods (or their own development, Asking how tho nntlon was going to meet tho burden of n luiKo debt while expanding "our economy beyond our fundumen. tul soclnl obligations," ho do clitred, "I Itnvo not heard many prac tical suggestions from tho admin Intriitlon, and I do not think wo nro apt to hear mmiy. Little Clinnco "For tho fact In that, until It went Into war production, thin ndmlitttitrntlon win never able to geueroto n national Income of even n hundred billion dollarit. "It produced Instcnd, mount- Druggist Tells A Talc of Woe TOPEKA, Kim,, Feb, 12 (JV) Tnlo of u Topekn druggist: "Just when wo woro expect ing our biggest crowd, wo dis covered wo woro out of niont, out of coffee, out of butler, aiui out of several popular bovor ages, " . , , Of course, we still hud drugs." Tl POnTLAND, Kelt, 12 (IP) In dusti'lcs In tho Portland defense area will go on tho 411-hour week If Mich n change will ro lcuno worker! for wnr John, L. C, Stoll, a i en director for tho WMC, sulci lust night, Stoll nakl this wits hU Inter prvtntlon, that establishment of tho 40-hour week would huvo no benefits to tho wur effort other wise. Tho Portland urcn for tho 48 hour week Includes besides Portland proper its environs, the Washington cities of Cumus und Vuncouver, nnd the Oregon cities of St, Helens, lllllsboro, Oregon City una Sitloni. Complata counties In tho urea a ro Multnontoh, Columbia, Clackamas (Ore.) und Clurk (Wlish.) Ing debut und unemployment. And If It could not solve our economic problems in tho rela tively easy conditions preceding tho Wur, there Is little chance that It will bo able to solve thoso problems In tho exceedingly dif ficult conditions thut will fol low." ELKS! Tho Valontlne Ball will be the boit dance of alll Saturday , , Don't miss itl News 1 of the Commandos i i x, tr r Uf. 4 Pictured this week Is our new ly appointed master sergeunt, Darbain Sellers, On tho resign ing of our past master sergeunt, Phyllis Aubrey, Ilurburu wits up. pointed by tho captain to tuko over this important Job. Dnr- bfirn's rlltfv Ih In tuke complete l it.. r center, which In cludes tho up keep, nlterntlons or uny chunges that she feels ncccssnry for tho comfort und general uppear unco of the room. Barbara has been with tho unit slnco it was organized und hits worked up to this rank. Besides her muny numerous friends In service, Burbura is proud to have one brother In uctlvo scrvlco nnd has a cousin reported missing In action. Bar bara Is employed at Colyenr Motor Sales. She has resided In Klamath Falls for the past 14 years und Is a graduate of Klam ath Union high school. Five girls from tho unit, ac companied by tho Commando mother, wero represented at Tulcluke, honoring Mrs. Dieter, who was presented the Distin guished Flying Cross for her son, who is reported missing In action. Mrs. Dieter expressed her deslro to be of any assistance possible to help In tho progress of tho unit. ' Last week wo were hostesses to a group of soldiers on maneu vers from Camp White. They stayed overnight and made their stop at the center, where we fed them sandwiches and coffee. Feeding the soldiers Is one of the most essential problems we moot every day. We never know whon a convoy Is going to arrive nnd must always be prepared for tha weekend groups that como In. As a reminder to the farmers and pcoplo who have not known Just what we could uso, we wish to Inform you thut any food products such as milk, cream, eggs, butter, potatoes, onions and meats will be great ly appreciated and help us In fixing sandwiches and salads on a moment's notice of a group going to stop at our center. On February 20, we are spon soring a dunce, one of tho big gest projects wo hove over un dertaken. We are oil trying our best to entertain our soldiers, but have wo ever stopped to think of that soldier who might huvo been a guest In our home, who has returned from active duty, shaken a n d perhaps mangled or disfigured In some way? Tho money raised at this danco Is going into a fund to pay tho transportation of these sold iers to Klamath Falls. Tho tick ets are on sale at the center and Everbody's drug store. The following letter was re ceived from Chct Smith. He de serves the highest mention we could give to any one person for starting us on our Job. Portland, Ore. Cupt. Bernie lleidcmann and tho Gang Klumuth Falls, Oregon 111 You Sweet Bunch of Cals: Just a littlo note to tell you all how proud I am of you, for your very wonderful Job you are doing. And please find enclosed $1.10 for ticket No. 1 for your Washington's Birthday ball. And then I want you to give tho ticket to some service man with my compliments. Toll Mom Lois hello for me and regards to you all. CIIET SMITH. ELKSI We'll be sotting you at tho Valontino Ball Saturday, PORTLAND, Ore,, Feb. 12 (P) Deep-sea men attempted today to lift from the murky Columbia river's bottom the 80-foot tug boat May, which sank Wednes day night with a loss of 10 lives. With the bodies of six victims recovered, grappling operations for the four still missing prob ably will not be resumed until the craft is floated and searched, said Multnomah county Deputy Sheriff Gordon Auborn. Diver Fred Devine recovered the bodies of the fifth and sixth victims last night as Investiga tions started Into the nlnking of the craft which was carrying workers from Oregon to the Henry J. Kaiser shipyard at Van couver, Wash. The latest victims were Bon Lewis, 47, deckhand, one of the tug's three crewmen, and Ben jamin A. Benson, 58, one of the 10 workers aboard. Four other bodies had been recovered earl ier. Still missing were Lewis' brother, Ray, 45, also a deck hand; Walter Pearson, Jr., 17, Mrs. Esther Chamberlain, 38, and another shipyard worker, un identified. WHEAT PURCHASED REDMOND, Feb. 12 tVP) Forty -eight carloads of feed wheat were purchased by De schutes county farmers In 1942, the county gent's office report ed today. The wheat was fed to turkeys, chickens, hogs, beef cattle and dairy cattle. New Angle On False Alarms ; SEATTLE, Feb. 13 ThU' has happened so many times But last night's false alarm did have Its new angle. Instead of a pedestrian trying to mall a letter In a fire alarm box, firemen found substitute mall carrier, Arthur Brend, try ing to make a mall collection from one. If Chase does not know tho In come tax, ho does not know boansi Ho does know spuds and his onions. See him at Room 203, Odd Follows' Building, ' Klamath Falls. Ore. "Getter" fixed now. Chase knows how. 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