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February IB, 1048 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON PAGE THREES o p BATTLESHIP II U. S. FOR REPAIR By JOSEPH MORTON NEW YOHK, Fob. 15 ,(!) Tlio 88,00-toii French battleship nichollnti, crippled but still fur from Impotent, nl 11 Into Now York horbor last Thursday iiftor dodging a pack o( atihmurlnos In mlcl-Atlimtlc ond riding out tlio toughed iinlo iniiny o( her crow hud over experienced. Tho 7000-ton French cruliior Montcalm, U lnch gun vessel which, llks tho ltlclielleu, hud boon bn.ui ut tho Wont African port of Diikar, mudo most of tho Atlantic crossing with tho but tleshlp and berthed ut I'hlludcl . phln. Tho two purled company two and u half day out. STATEMENT ISSUED Two largo now French de stroyers, La Fantiisnuo and Lo Terrible, each 2,101) tons, also mudo tho crossing from Dnkur und put Into on undisclosed oust count port. At prom conference an nouncing tho arrival, Vice Ad nilrul V. 13. Hayniond A. Fenord, chief of a French nnvul mission to tho United Slates, Issued o statement which said: Modern "For tho first tlmo lnco 1030, thoro arrived few days ago In certain oastcrn porta a most Im portant condiment of French war vessels under tho orders of General Glraud, Including bot tleiihlp, cruiaer, ond icvornl de stroyers, which uro to undergo Decennary ropulra In different nuvy ynrds where they will bo cordially received ond treated J ut llko all other United Na tions ahlpa. "They aro of tho moat modern types und constitute- o voluablo ddltlon to tho forco of tho Unit ed Nutlona." . Censorship permitted the dis closure today of their arrival. The Richelieu had lain at an chor for more than two yenra. - Naval officials permitted mo to muko tho 3700-mllo trip from Africa with her "Just in case anything ahould happen." Sellors Happy United Stntca destroyers es corted us oil tho way, safeguard ing oguinst an attempt by Ger many and Italy to sink such a prize while she was ablo to move only at slow spoed. Tho men aboard were excited ond happy as the Stotuo of Lib erty broke through a heavy fog at Journey's end. "Our coming will show the American peoplo that France still hai a navy," Copt. Marcel Deramond told mo. "It will show thorn, too, that our sailors are anxious ond ongor to fight." The Richelieu la one of tho world's moat powerful battle ships and tho transfer to the United States conclusively ends the one-time fear of Washington and London that the might fall Into axis hands. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF GUARDIAN'S SALE Notice Is hcroby given: Thot under and by virtue of an order of sole duly mndo by tho Honor able Duvld R. Vandcnbcrg, i Judgo of tho Circuit Court of Klamath County, Oregon, on tlio 11th doy of February, 1943, I will on or after tho 10th day of March, 1043, sell at prlvato sale to the highest bidder for ensh, ot Klamath Falls, Oregon, tho fol lowing described realty, to-wlt: tlio south half of tho northeast quarter and the northwest quarter of tho southwest quarter - of Section 28; tho southeast quarter of tho south east quarter and part of tho southeast quarter of the north east quarter and ot tho north oast quarter of tho southeast quarter of Section 20 described us beginning at tho southeast corner of tho northeast quarter ot tho southeast quarter; thence, west 12 chains to tho east lino of land conveyed to Sarnhet ond J. A. Moreau: thence, north olong said lino which is also tho cast line of tlio land conveyed to Zora L. and R. E. Bradbury, 34.05 chains; thence, cast 12 chains tor Section line; thoncc, south on said lino 34.05 chains to placo of beginning, excepting rights of way for ditches and canals granted to United States; tho northeast quarter ot tho northeast quartor of . Section 32, except tho part deeded to Moreau as recorded in deed records of Klamath County, Oregon, in Vol. 80 at pago 20, all in Township 30, south of Kongo 10, cast of tho Willamette Morldlon in Klam ath County, Oregon. Bids may bo submitted at offices of A. C. Yndcn, 400 Main street, Klamath Falls, Oregon, Dated this 10th day of February, 1043. MAE R. BRADBURY Guardian ot Clement J. , Bradbury Estate, ay 15-22; M 1-8 No. 187 . Now to push tho Gorman forces all tho way back homo . . Whore they'll got mora ot the -same thing ' they've been getting on the battle fronts. MIGHTY Cot His 1 ' Chris H. Langslet. vsleran Lake county autisor, gets a mar riage license from Nadlne Walkor of the county clerk's office. Bride-to-be la Marie K. 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Without mentioning names, tho committee sold it hod found "almost traitorous activities on tho part ot certain interests to protect their companies at the expense of the war effort." Tho committee, which has o mm v Chenille Bedspread S PATRIOTIC IT'J TO SAVE! Worth o cast 6.0C sx--: been studying ho war's Impact on smaller business men, report ed that "practically nothing has bcon done with regard to using small business more effectively In the production of essential civilian supplies," "Thoro seems to havo been an over-emphasis on production for military use and an undcr-cm-phasls on production for civilian use," the report said. Probe Favored . Asserting it was greatly con cerned at the possible effect of point rationing on retail grocers, tho committee expressed fear that "the Inauguration of any such system may prove to be the proverbial last straw and that the proprietors of tens of thous ands of food stores may yield to despair and close their doors." It questioned whether the need for general food rationing has been established and recom mended an investigation of the lend-lease administration to de termine its effect on civilian supplies. VSi i. ""TOM ,pUB 1 COTTON S98 i'jytwln si... Paul Nelson of Benton' Is First to Sign Form Plan First Oregon farmer to sign his 1043 farm plan for maxi mum war production was Paul Nelson, Benton county. Here's Paul's pledge ot Food for Free dom contributions: Spring and fall litters from 10 brood sows, feed 150 hogs, a 100 per cent increase over 1042; sheep in creased from 200 to 250 head; 200 laying hens and 4 milk cows, same as 1942; feed out and market 30 head ot beef stock, same as 1942; 100 acres of feed grains corn, barley and PIMPLED SKIN TJae Hantlaeptlo Lotion, famous medlc&tad powder baee, so helpful to pimpled Irritated skin, when due to external causes. You'll love it. Promotes Kklnbeauty fiklneare. Three flattering- complexion ahades. 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