March 8, 1043
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE. THREB
GEIL NG PRICE
BEEF
PORK
10 BE SET UP
WASHINGTON, March 3, (IP)
Price Administrator Prentiss M.
ilrnwn announced today uni
form, comiminity-wlclo ilollur
mul cents celling price on pork
mid beef will bo established
shortly In en effort to break up
blnck markets In meat.
Brown's disclosure wan inudo
to a senate aiirlculturo aubcom-
...III... ...I.I..K ItiiM Iwidrrl niirkrn
complain that miiny Independ
ents ro boina forced out of bus
iness by a aqtioozo between coll
liiK pricca on meat nnd rlsliiK. un
controlled pricca of llvo bona und
cuttle.
Matter of Daya .
Blnck markets have been op
erntlnu, Brown nnlcl, bocnuaa un
der preient collliiKs, mciit ro
tiillcra are permitted to chnrife
the hluheat pricca they received
for vnrloua meals last Murch,
thua varying the ccllinK prlco
from atore to atore nnd making
It poaslblo for those charging
hlglier pricca to pay n premium
for blnck mnrkot pork nnd becf.
"The new cclllnd 'pricca on
pork ahould bo out In a mat
ter of dnya," Drown testified,
"with those on beef to follow
ahortly."
The new celling", fixed for
each community, will bo ac
companled by an acceleration of
a drive to convlnco the public
that purchase of "uninspected
blnck market meat la danger'
ous," Brown said.
FUNERALS
ELtflE MARGARET LENAERS
Kuncral services for the lute
Elsie Mnrgnrel Lonaors, who
passed awuy In San Francisco,
Calif., on Sunday, February ZO
1043 following an Illness of one
month will bo held in tho chapel
of the Earl Whltlock Kunerul
home, Pine street at Sixth, on
Thursday, March 4, 1043 at 11
a. m. with the Rev. Arthur Char
lea Bntea of the First Christian
church of this city officiating
Commitment services and inter
ment Llnkvlllo cemetery. Friends
are Invited.
ELIZA JANE WIRES
The funeral service for the
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1HIO bllMl WUlia flll0, ll'fllUUIIl
of Mnlin, Ore., who passed away
In this city on Monday, March
1, 1043, will toko place from the
chapel of Wards Klamath Fu
noral home, 023 High street, on
Thursday, March 4, nt 2 p. m..
tho Rev. Donald D. Dod of the
Malln Presbyterian church, of.
flciatlng. Frlonds are respect
fully Invited to attend. The re
mains will be forwarded to Santa
Rosa, Calif., whero tho commit
ment sorvlco and Interment will
take placo in the family plot in
tne ioof cemetery on Saturday
March o.
It your dealer Is out for tho
duration, edvertlso for a used
one In the want-adi.
"All Wool Sweaters
all women want!
To Keep Warm
During Fuel
2"
Cooperate with your fuel administra
tor keop your home tomporatura
down botwoon 60 and 70 dogroei.
But keep coxy and hoalthy in a prac
tical iwoator. Choose from our largo
new aiiortments.
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Official commendation and
weak by Governor Earl Snoll, when ha personally prasantad his
Pacific coast manager of the organisation. In the picture, from
man, chairman of the Marlon
coast managor, and Charlea H.
4TH TERM TALK
GETS UNDERWAY
WASHINGTON, March 3 P)
Members of tho hlglier councils
of the democratic national com
mittee recommended to Presi
dent Huosevolt today that he
should bo tho party's candidate
for rclectlori'ln 1B44 If the wnr
still is on, nit National Demo
cratic Chairman Frank C. Wal
ker said they "got no rcsponso"
from tho chief executive,
A committee consisting of of.
flci lis nnd members of tho na
tional committee called on the
president, nnd Walker said "two
or three" of them spoke of a
fourtii term.
Walker said ho did not know
whether tho president had heard
tho remarks about another term,
and if he did, had smiled them
off. Walker said it wns not a
serious prcsenntlon of tho Issue.
OBITUARIES
ELIZA JANE WIRES
Eliza Jnno Wires, a resident
of Mnlin, Ore., for tho past 25
years, passed away in this city
on Monday, March 1, 1043, nt 6
p. m. Tho deceased wns n nn
tivo of Cambridge, O., nnd wns
nged 04 years 7 months und 13
dnys when i-cnllcd. She wns n
member of tho Baptist church,
and n member of Key City chap
tor No, 71, OKS, of Port Town
send, Wash, She Is survived by
two sons, Charles D. Wires of
Snn Jose, Cnllf., nnd Wnlton L.
of Snn Frnnclsco, Cnllf.; one
daughter, Mrs. Mnud W. Thorn
ns of Mnl In, Ore.; one sister.
Mrs. Robert Law-son of Colum
bus, O.; one grandson, Glenn A.
and Healthy
Rationing
Governor Endorses Red Cross
personal sponsorship of the Red
county chapter ol the Hta cross;
Huggina, war fund chairman for
Thomas of Klamath Falls, Ore.;
three granddaughters, Edythe
Rigor of San Frnnclsco, Edith
and Margaret Wlrej of New Ha
ven, Conn., und one great-grand-daughter,
Evelyn Rigor of San
Francisco. Tho remains rest in
Wurd's Klamuth Funeral home,
023 High street, where friends
may call. The notice of the fu
neral arrangements will appear
in this Issue.
BRUNA MARCHESE
Bruna Mnrchcse, the young
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Attilio
Mnrchesc of Pelican City, passed
away in Snn Francisco, Calif.,
on Saturday, February 27, 1043
following a brief illness, She
was a nntivo of Klamath Falls.
Ore., and at the time of her
death was aged 2 years 0 months
and 5 days. Surviving beside
her parents are two brothers,
Reno and Bruno Marchess, all
of Pelican City. The remains
rest in the Earl Whltlock Fu-
ncrul home, Pine street at Sixth
Notice of funeral to be an
nounced Inter.
AUTOMOTIVE HINT
Unless the tires of an automo
bile nro changed systematically,
the right rear tire will wear fast
er than the other three tires on
the wheels.
Hamelin Remembers Piper
An old law to the effect that
"not a pipe may play, nor a
drum bo beat" In the street
down which tho Pied Piper Is
supposed to have led the chil
dren to tho sea, Is still in effect
in Hamelin, Germany,
ORIENTAL VENICE
The capital of Thailand, Bang
kok, onco wns called "the Ven
ice of the Orient," because its
only streets were canals, some
what like Venice, Italy.
BUY WAR BONDS
Drive
Cross war fund was given this
contributions to A. L. Senator,
left to rlghti Justice George Ross
(iovernor Bnell, A. L,. Bcnalter,
Marlon county.
Cub Scouts Will
Entertain Dads
At Dinner Friday
Cub Scouts of Den No. 4 will
entertain their fathers at a-Dad's
night dinner to be held at 6:30
o'clock Friday In the Fremont
school ' cafeteria, it was an
nounced by Mrs. C. . S. Elliot,
den mother.
Reservations must . be made
by the purchase of tickets at
Mrs. Elliot's home, 103 .Wash
ington street, before Friday.
Mrs. Jack Schulzc, Mrs. Frank
Peyton and Mrs. R.' H. Lamott,
with Mrs. Wilbur" Shannon sub
stituting for Mrs. Elliot,. are ar
ranging the dinner which will
feature chicken, ice cream and
all the fixin's. The boys will
present an interesting program
and thero will be a quiz contest
between the Cubs and dads.
Since the nazi occupation of
Denmark, customers at barber
shops in many places must bring
their own towels Danish towel
ing has gone to Germany.
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RATE IN NAVY
By ALEX H. SINGLETON
WASHINGTON, March 3 UP)
A grim warning to expect a 10
per cent casualty rate in navy
personnel was laid before con
gress and the nation today as
Secretary of the Navy Knox dis
closed an operating force plan
calling for a navy "big enough to
dominate all x scaa over the
world."
The solemn navy estimate that
it would lose, and have to re
place, one man out of each ten
killed or wounded came as
Knox and ranking naval of
ficials unfolded their program
for building up personnel
strength to. 2,250,000 by July,
1044.
Reduction Mad '
Knox's outline of the navy's
"operating force" plan and. his
figures on potential costs of the
sea warfare were made public
by the house subcommittee on
naval appropriations as it com
pleted work on a new 114,000,
000,000 supplemental ' naval
spending bill. '
As It emerged from the sub
committee the measure carried
$3,816,206,583 in direct appro
priations a reduction of $187,
703,417 from the budget esti
mates and contract authoriza
tions, amounting to $239,740,400.
Study Advised
The subcommittee pared the
navy's estimate of $147,240,000
for clothing and estimated per
sonnel strength of 2,250,000
down to an even $100,000,000,
advising congress that:
"While no ceiling has been im
posed by law upon naval en
listed strength built up through
the reserve, an expansion of
such magnitude should be the
subject of careful scrutiny and
recommendations to the house
by the naval -affairs committee."
RESERVE FUNDS
SALEM, March 3 UP) Gover
nor Sncll signed three bills "to
day to permit counties, cities
and school districts to set up re
serve funds for use after the
war.
Always read the classified ads
HIGHCASUALTY
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Services for
Mrs. Wires to
Be Thursday
Final services for Eliza Jane
Wires, 94, for many years a
resident of Malin where sho
made her home with her daugh
ter, Mra. A. M. Thomas, will be
held Thursday at 2 p. m. from
the chapel of Ward's funeral
home.
The Rev. Donald D. Dod of
the Malln Presbyterian church
will officiate and remains will
be shipped Saturday to Santa
Rosa, Calif., for interment in
the family plot of the IOOF
cemetery.
Sixteen Awarded
Medals for Courage
Under Enemy Fire
WITH U. S. FORCES ON THE
TUNISIAN FRONT, March 1
(Delayed) UP) Sixteen officers
and men were awarded Silver
Stars and 29 others were cited by
their commanding general today
for outstanding courage under
fire In recent fighting in Tunisia,
as well as 'leroism , during the
American landing at Oran last
November 8. .
A medium tank crew was
cited for destroying a German
plane, a wheeled vehicle, six
anti-tank guns and a pill box,
killing or wounding all enemy
personnel in them during a sin
gle engagement. Among those
was Corp. Otto Nooy, Pendle
ton, Ore. .
Oregon's Tin Can
Shipments Bring
Tangible Results
PORTLAND, March 3 UP)
Oregon's tin can shipments so far
this year, 670,527 pounds, pro
duced 670 pounds of pure tin
enough for the manufacture of
05 long-range heavy bombers, 25
light army tanks and 12 short
range heavy bombers.
So said Claude I. Sersanous,
state chairman of the general sal
vage committee, today. He dis
closed, too, that by a new process
Oregon's cans aided in producing
280 tons of copper after giving
off their tin.
COAL IN PERU .
Peru Is estimated to contain
6,250,000,00) tons of coal, of
which 73 per cent Is lignite, 20
per cent anthracite, and 7 per
cent various kinds of bitumi
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CANADIAN TAX
PLAN FOR U.S.
By FRANCIS M. LE MAY
WASHINGTON, March 3 UP)
The Canadian plan to forego 50
per cent of 1942 taxes on earned
personal income was viewed as a
possible pa -ns-you-go compro
mise for the United States today
by some leading opponents of the
Ruml plan to abate all of one
year's taxes.
The joint congressional tax
start requested Ottawa to fur
nish Washington with more de
tails on its plan immediately.
Deadlock Persists
Chairman Doughton (D-N. C.)
of the tax-framing house ways
and means committee pointed
out that Canada's action was sim
ilar to a suggestion he 'already
has made to break the deadlock
on the question of how much
taxes should be abated to ease
the transition to pay-as-you-go.
However, Rep. Carlson (R-
Kas.), author of legislation em
bracing the proposal by Beards
ley Rumy, New York banker, to
by-pass a full tax year, said he
could accept no plan that re
go demo ctenmt)
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DEPEND ON
ERFIEID'S
quired the collection of mora J
than one year's taxes within one '
year, in the swap-over to a cur- .
rent collection system. J
Kansan Killed
By His Own Car
KANSAS CITY, March 3 UP)
Howard Oott, was run over and
killed today by the car he was
driving.
His machine and one driven
by Andrew Stewart collided, po-
lice reportel. Oota was thrown :
out, and his car swung around
and ran over him.
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