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LUMBER NEED
1!
TOWARD
DUAUTY ITEMS
WASHINGTON, Murch 6 !)
Lumber rvciulroiuiMilH (or 111411
will Ihi niuio difficult to muet
thun thoriu of 11)42, (he commerce
ituiuirtmmit win told toddy, bo
cnuao (luniund li alilftlnu from
tirout voliimo of conatruetloii mu
tcrluli) to opuclliltlcit H nil iiullty
Ituma and to miiturlulii for con
tulncm, crutlnu und nlilpplnu-
"Lumbcr l at tit critical," tbo
df-purtincnt'i lumber turvcy
comniitlca sukl In it report
addlnit tluit cut limited 1042 con
mimptloii wan about :i8,0U0,000,
UUu feet, nearly 10 per cent mora
thun In 1041. Of llio estimated
31,000,000,000 feet needed In
1043, 35 per cent li expected to
be used for boxlnu, crutlnu mid
hlpplntf.
Tho report ait Id the munpowor
deficiency of the lumber Indun
try ai a whole win estimated at
1D.S per cent on Januury 1, "with
the ihortaito lubatnntlnlly larger
In many reulona,"
STOCKTON, Calif., March S
UP) Muurlce Zuckcrmun, 02,
entered a plea of Innocent to a
niansliiuKhler chnruo today and
waived a Jury trial .
Superior- Judge Raymond T.
Couuhlln of Sucramento aaid
the court trial would open at
1:30 o clock thli afternoon.
Zuckermuu, wealthy produce
brokor, Is charged with the
fatal shooting of Otto Dander,
40, In a Stockton bur In 1041.
Convicted of manslaughter a
year ago, ho served nino months
In San Qucutln prison before
tho appellate court ordered a
new trial on the grounds that
tho trial Judge had given cr
roneous and highly prejudicial
instructions" to tho Jury.
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PORTLAND, March 5 (IP)
Tho cost of living has climbed
higher In Portland during the
last two years than in uny other
major city In tho country,' U. S..
department of labor figures re
veal,
Portland's rise was listed at
24.8 per cent between December
19, 1040, and December IS,
1042, as compurcd with 22.6 for
Seattle; 22 for Sun Francisco;
21.2 for Los Angeles; 20 for Bos
ton; 18.2 for New York City;
lB.IPfor Chicago; 10.3 for Den
vor, and 18.S for Birmingham.
Portland's now Index figure
of 124.8 means that it takes
about $1.25 to buy what a dollar
did in tho 1035-30 period.
Fresh foods and rentals have
advanced hero as much as 100
to 300 per cent, local reports
show,
Four-Year-Old
Dies From Burns
EUGENE, March 5 (IP) Janet
llurpola, four-year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Hurpole,
Junction City, succumbed last
night at a Eugene hospital from
burns suffered Thursday morn'
ing nt her homo in Junction
City.
Tim accident occurred when
tho child set her clothing aflro
while playing. Her mother was
III In bed and her father outside
working at tho time.
EMBARRASSING
SALT LAKE CITY (A') Tho
second worst fire hazard In
Utah is the city's public safety
building, the Utah Building and
Construction congress said.
The worst, the congress told
the city, is tho Salt Lake City
central flro station.
Just thinking you aro sick tells
on you quicker than n kid brother.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT
Notice ,1s hereby given that
tho undersigned executor of tho
eslato of Wanda V. Shaw, de
ceased, has filed In tho Circuit
Court of tho Stale of Oregon
for Klamnlh County tho final
account of his administration of
said estate, and Hint the Court
has appointed March 22, 1043,
nt tho hour of 10 o'clock a. m.
as tho tlmo, and tho Court room
of said Court as tho placo for
tho hearing and settlement of
BttlU HUl'UUIll.
,'Dntod: February 10, 1043.
J, R. SHAW, Executor of
tho Estate of Wanda V.
Shaw, deceased.
f 10-20; M 5-12-10 No. 100. .
Striking a Responsive Note
WAR FUND
W. ,., V 1 inn , . n ,vft.ltL,A
. Indicative of the aplrlt with which Americana will respond to the 193 Red Cross War Fund ap'
pral ia thit poster liv Wrmlrll Kline, noted illustrator. The chfrrlul individual pictured is proudly all
il;ivlnc the new Itcd Cross lapel tat. made Irom paper to help conserve mctul for the war eHurb
Oreqon News Notes
By The Anoclatod Press
Bonneville Administrator Paul
J. Raver told a Portland lunch
eon club that Bonneville and
Grand Coulee were not opposed
at tho outset by prlvuta utilities
bacause tho companies hoped
.their ownership of transmission
lines would give them control
over tho federal projects . . . Dr.
Albert G. Johnson, pnstor of
Portland's Mason Memorial Bap
tist church, said tho Oregon Bap
tist convention has approved his
recent criticism of Linfleld col
lege trustees for failure to in
vestigate tho teachings of some
of the school's professors ....
Portland Zoo Director Arthur
M, Grccnhall started a Victory
garden to supply kulc, cabbage,
corn and spinach for the animals,
all of whom like vegetables, he
said, except the cuts .... Jack
Coulter, 58, crushed by a log at
tho Ostrandcr Logging company
operation near Molalla, died a
few hours later at a Portland
hospital , . . Robert II. Thomas
Jr., was awarded $1000 punitive
and $250 general damages by a
Portland circuit court Jury for
a beating he received at the
hands of Benjamin Eddy, resi
dent engineer of a Columbia
county federal project, last July
in an argument over Invoices , . .
Homer Ross, McMlnnvllle, for
mer Ochoco notional forest su
pervisor, became a Yamhill
county commissioner, succeed
ing the late Thomas Grcnfcll,
whose term expires January 1,
1045 . . . The Forest Grovo war
rationing board said 4055 per
sons registered for ration book
2, exceeding the sugar signup a
ycur ago by 218 persons. . . .
SEED RATION
SEATTLE. Murch 5
Formers can get extra ration
points if they need dry peas,
beans and lentils for seed, A. J.
Krauss, OPA district food ra
tioning representative, has ex
plained. They must apply to
their local boards for special
certificates.
HITLER'S UNFAIR
EVERETT, March 5 (IP)
Everett Central Trades council
SHIPYARDS
SET RECID
FEBRUARY
WASHINGTON, March 5 lP)
American shipyards delivered
130 new mcrchunt ships totaling
1,230,200 dead weight tons in
February, tho maritime commis
sion announced today, a new rec
ord.
This brought to 233 ships, to
taling 2,247,800 deadweight tons,
the construction in tho first two
months of this year, exceeding
the number of ships delivered
during tho first six months of
1042.
Types
This year's goal Is 18,000,000
deadweight tons, but govern
ment officials have Indicated it
may be Increased to about 18,
000,000 tons if . sufficient ma
terials are available. Production
last year slightly exceeded 8,
000,000 deadweight tons.
Ships delivered In February
Included 81 Liberty ships, 15 C
type cargo vessels, nino tankers,
23 special types, ono concrete
barge and one coastal cargo ship.
Always read the classified ads.
KID VS. CARLSON
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The case of tho Klamath Irri
gation district versus P. C. Carl
son, lost by the defendant In cir
cuit court here, has been ap
pealed to the supreme court.
KID sued Carlson for approxi
mately $1500, held due in irriga
tion assessments. He mado a
counter-claim of about $20,000.
Judge Ralph Hamilton of Bend,
presiding in the case, found for
the irrigation district..
A transcript on appeal has
been prepared and was sent to
the supreme court Friday, ac
cording to, J. H, Carnahan, . at
torney for Carlson. William
Ganong Is attorney for the KID.'.
You had better get that la
coma) Tax fixed out bafor they
ducks" will get you. Youii Fat-'
ever. Wm. F. B. Chase, 203 Od
Fellowi Building. Klamath
Falls. Oregon. . ... ,
Chest Colds
Vvak'ri1I
To Relieve Misery
Rub on Tested
(AFL), last night placed the
Adolf Hitler Painting and Pa
pcrhanglng company on its "un
fair list."
Waste
Paper
Magazines
Must Be
Bundled
M&S
Bag Co.
534 Market
Phone 4862
THE OLD JUDGE SAYS...
"Looks like a pretty oxxnsivc cigar you'vo
got tlioro, Judge."
"Ycsirco, It's a rcnl good ono,' Bill. Won
It from Chris down tit tho cigar storo yes
terdny. Ho got pretty jxisitivo in tt dis
cussion wo had und I lind to tnko him up
on it. Bet mo tlirco good cigars to my ono
tlint tho thrco states Hint still havo pro
hibition liavo loss crimo than the other
stales. Well, nil I had to do was step across
tho street to my office where I had sonic
recent F. B. I. figures in my desk drawer.
Why, on tho average, those three states
have n worse crimo record than tho whole
rest of tho country. And there's a good
sound reason for it, Bill. There's no such
tiling as n dry community. It's only a ques
tion of whether liquor is sold legally or i7
Itgolly. And when it's sold illegally it means
bootleggers, gangsters and more crime.".
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