Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 25, 1943, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON February 25. 1048 me ACTIVITY us EOS HUE GAIN (Continued From rg One) Dnteperoprtrovsk and Zaporoxho. as tho ultimate goals. Iivestl, th government news paper, reported In a dispatch from the Ukraine that the Ger mans hd mustered fresh re serves to fill the saps tn their regiments ami to man timks In ruuiiter-tts.'Miultx, but that the red army artillery smashed the Ger mans' armor with point-blank fire from open sun poaitmns, Gorman mobile units wore dis persed and their trucks were wrecked, lavesti said. PUpatchos said that numerous n ft m y counterattacks were thwarted, the German positions were encircled and (tanked, and several towns were captured early In the day. Heavy enemy counterattacks cottinued in the Doners basin, specialty southwest of Vor oshilovgrad and north o( Stalino but here wain the Russian of fensive pushed forward, it was declared. Stockman Makes Initial Speech On Columbia Project WASHINGTON, Feb- 35 Rep. Lowell Stockman of Oregon made hist maiden speech in the hrats yesterday in support of a bill to prevent speculation in land of the Colxunbia basin recla mation project. He said the land, now of small value, will rank with the finest agricultural soil of the west whn water la applied. The bill met with practically unanimous support. Always read the classified ads. FOR SALE Certified California Blu-a Teg Russet Seed Potatoes Geo. C Burger 209 William Bid . Phone $660 STARTS 9 jr , Potatoes SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. S5 (AP-USDAV Potatoes; 1 Flor ida, Nevada. 1 Oregon, 1 Utah arrived, 14 unbroken, 13 broken cars on track; market firm; Ida ho Russets No. 3. $3.80. LOS ANGELES, Feb. 2S (AP USDAJ Itatocs: 3 California. 38 Idaho, 1 Nevada. 8 Utah, 1 Wyoming arrived. 48 unbroken, 10 broken cars on track; by truck I car arrived; no sales re ported. CHICAGO. Feb. 23 (AP-VSP.V Potatoes, arrivals 29; on track 83; total U. S. shipments 9S6; old stock, supplies very light; practically no track trading ac count of lack of carlot oftertnss. market in confusion and turmoil; Colorado Red McClures, U. S. No. 1. $3.13; Wyoming Bliss Trl umphs. U. S. No. 1. $2.93; Ma nne Chippewa, U. s. No. L. $3.30; Florida Bliss Triumphs. U. S. No. L $35 per bushel crate. $2.83 per bushel basket. Threw young Klamath Falls' women were accepted for enlist ment in the Women's Army Aux iliary corps at Portland recruit ins station this week, it was learned here, Waiting their call to on of the four WAAC training stations in the couuwy ju-e Jessie EJ Johnson, Marsaret J. WatXuxs j and Mrs. Bertha L. Ulrich. ti TSo., kins are Conuaido$. Missi Johnson has been employed as a beauty operator itt the city and Miss Watkins, graduate, of. the University of Washington, has served as a laboratory technician with the Klamath county health unit, Mrs. Vlrtch, easployevi at the ! present time at LaWrnw's, is the i third enroile. Ker husband scrva with the United States army. Chained Pvt. George C. Grant. Indian, Camp White. Ore., was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Willis Pankey and la dan Officer Bud Wilsoa on a charge of dewnien from tee V, S. army. Grant was; picked up at the Piute camp rr Beat-j ty and lodged in the county JaiL I I11? P i TODAY! t s It,. j j V,. LUJ i-1- LLljlV n SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 24 M") A Klamath Falls, Ore., draft board has coma to the rescue of Dudley H. Spencer, 34. Klamath Falls business man, who was serving a one-year jail term on charge of contributing to tha de linquency of two runaway Port land girls. spencer was released to per mit his induction Into the army. Superior .nidge Thomas N. Fo ley disclosed last night that he nan commuted Spencers sen tence to Urn served about 30 ckiys. He was released last Fri day upon payment of a $300 bond but left at once for Klam ath Falls. Fourteen San Francisco estab lishments, including tome of the city" major hotels, had their liquor licenses suspended lor short periods as a result of night life tours by tha two girls In the case, one it and the other 13 years old. Alfred Collier, secretary of the selective service board, No. 1, stated late Thursday that Spen cer had been classified as 1-A prior to his trial, "We see no particular reason for this story," Collier stated after having been advised of the San Francisco wire report. Without putting tha blame on anyone, the trouble in my opin ion is that the program for stabilising prices and wages has never been thoroughly sold to wra', popi. vjru t-'tvg of War Labor Board, , 11 " WV-T.M IU be full of pleasure planes after the war. with traffic directed by helicopters? TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY OIL TO BURN ror dxlon heating oils phone 8404, Klamalh Oil Co-, 613 Klamath Ave. 3-3Sa OIL BURNERS Chimneys Furnaces. Compuete service. Fh. "149. J-l DESIRABLE avialable. 4T1T. ROOM. SM Fine, grt phone j WANTED TO RENT Four room modem house with saiaU I areag. Ftoeoe TS4T. J-JT FOUS-ROOM modern house ca I&iuire 407 N. 9th. WILL PAY CASH for refrigera tor In gcod eonditjco. Phca or 3214 Gary after Sun day. I-! ArrcvsrjKvv LEsnx?L 34. S44 tax rerurcs raade at Interstst; Business coUer. 451 Mara. '. any day except Sunday, eve-j nuxesbyappMntoeat. FOR SALS OS REST Saall Jx;s Laeroe- laquire So. r. FOR SALS 4 months old thor-j ctibred tnale livclnA er. i .JX Piece fCJi iT . LOST Sugar ratxa hoc. Jcse-, I5 Mcirtesssoo, XUaiash; Pslls- S-I7 i i 1 g. I I ENDS "EACH OAT I Olf TONrTC TRItNDLY ENEMIES" I NEW TOMORROW 2 First-Run Hits n ANDY DEVINE LFO CA1MUO Ami DOM TEilY Cm TWIi N V f ( J 9r W I v'- VHwq WT vy French Warship in t V N ' X 1 . ,r ,,.,,.. :,,,,.. :. . : .......... ', '.. , v 4 J Aa- .) , VsfL ' ve-' 1 f- v-v;. rWt: a' !1 11 J ft i man i it ,m niiurf ti if rrnn 'i WV-- (KEA rUpAxo Ttie ss,W0-ton battleship Richelieu, proudest of France's vanhlna. Ilea peacefully at anchor In New Yorn Bay after a dnunatlo creating of the Atlantic during which she. along with rrench cruisers and deitroTcra, suo eeufuUy traded enemy sub pack lurking along the sea Unea from Dakar. The Richelieu, damaged by the SrlUah at Oakax in 1M0. vtu join the Allied fleet as soon as repair can be completed. (Continued From Fag One) si on made the statement that It could not make refund this year because of the shortage of help. He charged that the commission said 30,000 of tha anticipated 200,000 income tax returns for this year already have been filed, but that a check showed the figure is only 13,000. Hall said two girls could make the refunds in less than a month. But French said that the tax commission never did make the statement that it would be im possible to max refunds. Leathftmeck Who Killed 200 Japs Gets Navy Cross (Continued From Page One) mances paraded to Sciimid" honor. This Is as great a thrill a shc-Mir.g those Japs," said Schmid who, manning a machine nTt d0W11 'itn SJl l er- appreciable change la his condi gua aloce after one cccr.paknl ? 'a -k.- He expected to ton. was kiliei acd a cooi wxuBd- eonftrsed to his nome for "Following the crisis on Sure ed, stopped carusiiEg Japs i0 bst 10 days mere. day, February 21. nausea cora- their tracks as they tried to ercjs ' Lomxs associate. Attorney ! pelled him to drink sweet lime the Teaam rrew. a Arthur Frag, said he didn't : juice and water. This was con- . hole fussily knocked U-e ra oat) cfJ de.ayed amtgRment at Lo-; ana goca results were manuest of ccg.missjan. blinded him to mx' request or not. ed. Yesterday he reduced the ! ece eye. aad parCy beaded him ! "Hs ay sve had other rea- quantity considerably as he t in Use other J ser-s," Prag said. j wishes to take the minimum The ccaiaaica kffied was! ; quantity enabling him to drink Pr-,-- j..rn i It's furt the French and In- 'water. , - J ... - V. . ..HJJf, ; pm-tga;er frees eukextan , F- Kenneth Martin kj , e r,ame' TO irate Game Commission SALEXL Feb. iS if Gover- sciiced tee Vj; ; ap?cir.caet today of Sep. Kea i ne- S. Marts, Grafts Pass, to tie state gaae cceasiisswa sssc ceeifeg Dc. A. B, Perock. Marsii-eid. Dr. Peacock was sser.t. SfcU said, Marua 5eg his been artire la sfc - aicss eircies. and sa his H r4 r t H ivmn Htrm. , MIBeMb IH if U. S. After Dodging two terms In the house of repre sentatives, he was the house leader in battles in behalf of sports interests. He attended public schools In Burbank, Calif., and is a grad uate of Oregon State college. Arraignment Postponed in Lower 13 Case (Continued From Page One) en route to California. The kill ing weapon was a boning knife from a diner's galley. He was arrested in Los Ange les when the train reached that city, returned here, was indicted and retained Attorney Leroy Lo ci of Portland. Weinrlck left his office early this week. Some of hii friends said they thought he "hsd gone Ml.W ..IV . , . . . J (, . . . WV.IM, 1 resuming work on the case, j BOMBAY. Feb. 23 WV- An When, he telephoned asking the j official bulletin said today that postporiement he did not dls- j there was no change In tha con close his location but said he j dilion of Mohandas K. Gandhi, "expected to be back Thursday." i now in the 16th day of his 21- Meanwhile in Portland an as- fst, sociate of Lomax disclosed that The communique said: the defense attorney had asked a ! -Mr. Gandhi has made no postponement because "Lomax know wheUwr the district attor- - . "r m w oraojsi up to date MsjJen. Alexander Vandrgrift oa Guadalcanal fight- ins- 2 Great Value-Pocked Treats! NEW TODAY! as m MIAI r fT?Tr- I Atlantic Submarines I .avai . f E (Continued From Page One) miles west of Myitkylna and a 130-foot steel bridge six miles northeast of Pinbaw. The raid ers emerged unscathed. Since December 29 the British have made little progress from their positions near Rathedaung. 25 miles north of Akyab, after starting a limited offensive Into Burma from the Indian border on December 18. Gandhi Holds Own On 16th Day of 21 -Da V Fast ; further progress. There is no tinued on Monday and Tuesday ! A couple en the west coart j were married, by telephone, I That' one way to get along. TS5 Makktssat- stMtalM OTSr3nsW at Fzmva laaa W at IM ImM atftrt S'twnii I tad s !' tm Tlmm, -1 I r 'Vvy I m SMASHING I B ISHIIR JAP SHIPPING (Continued From Page On lacked near Cape St. George, oft Now Ireland. The town and harbor of Babo, and the town of Kaukonau, on the northwest coast of New Guinea, wore bombed. Airdromes at Mudniig, and at Mahalang in the Lae area of New Guinea, the villages of An gnrl and Ynniin, and Lao itself felt the weight of 300-pound and half -ton bombs, which start ed raging fires. Attack plane bombed and strafed Japanese gruund forces In the Mubo area of New Guinea, south of the enemy base at Snlamnua, Evan J. Walker, Beatty Rancher, Injured Wednesday Evan J. Walker. 21-year-old Beatty rancher, suffered severe head injuries and bruises when he was bucked off hi horse near hi home lata Wednesday after noon. Tha young man was admitted to Klamath Valley hospital at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. He Is the son of Mrs. Kffi DrtscoU. If the world Is to be rebuilt as well as regenerated. It will need all the creative energy and daring of youth. President Everett Case of Colgate U. II im ear Itt "LUCKY LEGS" I "Twit a eaair 1 1 I A A? 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