Sfarch 9, 1943
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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KAISER ASKS
TO
WASHINGTON, Miui.ll I) ll")
Henry J, Kaiser iihIu'cI congress
Inihiy Id put mi und In Jtirisdlc
tlimiil disputes between unions,
Ho mild 1 1 icy undermine worker
lu und mIiiw iIiiwii produc-
lion,
Tliu shipbuilder suggested to
n senate wiir Investigating com
nillli'ii Unit iiiiiliitenaiico lit
iiiiliin membership lio finen for
lliu duration nl plants having
cither AKL r CIO cuiitmcta, pre
venting either union rukllng the
iiii'inlii'riililp of Ihu other.
Tho west count I lid u n t r In 1 1 r t re
iterated hlii own advmary of
llliliililnni limt Ills belief Unit Hood
labor leadership has been n fac
tor in hid own production, und
usserled "1 believe when con
gress stops Jurisdictional nqiinb
bleu, It will bo better." '
Kaiser referred to wlmt ho
mild wcro efforts by CIO unions
to replace the AKL. on tho col
lective bnritiilnlnif agency for
workers nl his OrcKon shipyard.
Tho struggle for control there,
liu mild, Involves nenrly HIO.OUQ,
men now paying tho ArL on
average of S'-i.Ou a month In
dues. Ho nddad:
"I know It isn't liood for
worker moriilo to have cam
paigns going on In tho ynrd as
to which union should control."
SALKM. March 0 (H Passage
of it bill to give cities 3 per cent
of highway revenues would ma
terially himdlcap tho state high
way commission In matching fed
eral money for n proposed post
war highway program, R. II.
Diildock, slate highway cngl
nccr, told the senate roads and
highways committee.
Daldock, Just relumed from
npiearlne before congressional
road committees In Washington,
D. C, as a member of tho exe
cutive committee of the Amer
ican Association of Slalo High
way officials, uld the congress
ional commlltoei appear fnvor
ablo to a post-war program al
locating one billion dollars a
year to highways during tho first
three years after tho war.
Pointing out losses from gas
ollno revenues, Ualdock said the
highway commission would have
a very limited amount of money
to match federal funds. Ho said
that for each $1,000,000 deficit
in match money, thcro would bo
a loss of $4,300,000 In federal
funds.
Cities would share, however,
in tho federal funds, Ualdock
said, as tho bill probably would
give major portion of tho
money for spending In eliminat
ing traffic congestion through
cities.
Tho committee recommended
3 to 4 that tho diversion bill be
passed by tho senate. It already
has passed the house.
John Wesley Dodge
Dies in South
John Wesley Dodge, for nlno
years a resident of Klamath
Falls, died in I'lcasiinton, Calif.,
Thursday, and his daughter, Mrs.
Clifford A. Dunn, left lust night
for tho south. Mr. and Mrs.
Dodge resided at 2027 Ebcrloln
avenue, and left less than two
weeks ago to spond the next few
months with their son, Wesley
F. Dodge, in tho hopes of Im
proving their health,
Tho elderly couple observed
their (10th wedding anniversary
hero February 21. Mr. Dodge
was 87 years of ago at the time
of his death and was a native of
Ohio. In addition to his son and
daughter, he leaves one sister,
Mrs. A. J. Huntington of Port
land, nnd ' ono brother, Harry
Dodgo of Sacramento,
Lt. General Arnold
Awarded Air Medal
WASHINGTON, March 0 (P)
The Blr medal has been award
ed Lt. Gen. Henry II. Arnold,
commanding general army air
forces.
Recognizing his achievements
In promoting development nnd
expansion of the air forces by
maintaining personal contact
with Ills men throughout the
world, tho war department an
nounced tho award today.
from lack of
CONGRESS
END
ST
Thon try tyrtls Flnkhnm's TAm.rm ono
of tho best nnd quickest homo jmya In
Implo nncmla to help build Aip rod
blood to orr moms utrenoth, A grout
blood-Iron tonlolFollowlnboldlrootlons,
lydla Pinto's TAQUT5
Bells Are Ringing
OmVlnl alarm clock tester for
tho Ol'A In Chicago Is Caroline
Cues., cheeking clocks brought
In by appeal for aid for nlarm
ei war workers who must rls
eorlv.
CHI LEGISLATURE
SACRAMENTO, March 0 (!)
Resentment against bureaucrats
In Washington ncarcd boiling In
the California legislature today
with conferences and plans open
ly pointing toward Insurrection.
After a "complaint session" In
which the office of prlco admin
istration was tho principal tar
get, tho a sscmbly agriculture
commlttco voted to question
Governor Warren on his attitude
toward open rebellion against
OPA prlco rulings and state ac
tion to take farm and price prob
lems back Into stato control; to
confer with Attornoy General
Robert W. Kenny on possiblo le
gal action in opposition to feder
al rulings, and to meet with War
ren, Kenny and a delegation of
southern California dairymen
here Friday on proposed state ac
tion to save tho southern Cali
fornia dairy Industry from de
struction. On the senate side, tho special
fact-finding committee on farm
and Industrial problems, headed
by Sen. Gcorgo Hatfield (II.), an
nounced public hearings tomor
row and Thursday preparatory
to completion of a proposal to
take farm labor recruiting nnd
allocation Into stato control.
Warren has not Indicated his
specific program for meeting the
farm labor and food distribution
problems, but ho told a press con
ference ho believed the state
should undertake Independent
action to meet tho manpower
shortages on the farms and that
action must be taken Immediate
ly. WPB Halts Making
Of New Domestic
Electric Ranges
WASHINGTON, March 8 (P)
Tho war production board yes
terday halted all manufacture at
new domestic electric ranges.
faince May 31, somo cloctrlc
ranges have been produced on
high priority ratines for militarv
and defense housing rcnulrc-
mcnts. This production now Is
prohibited.
WPB a so I Ehteiicd its control
over transfers of new domestic
electric ranges. Transfers from
tho remaining stocks of manu
facturers and distributors will
reoulre clearance thrnuali WPTV
Instead of military orders or
preference ratings,
National Defense
School Has Openings
The U. S. office of education
nnd the state vocational depart
ment urge thnt women or men
who can possibly qualify for
training in critical Industries
.should take ndvautago of oppor
tunities for training.
Tho school has room for addi
tional students In the following
classes, welding, aviation sheet
metal, machine, shop, goncral
sheet motnl and clectrlcnl ropnlr.
Anyone Interested may enroll at
Klamath Union high school, or
Inquire by calling 7505, A. H.
Fitch.
Former Soprano
Opera Star Dies
NEW VDPK MnrM, O llm
Alice Nielsen, 88, former soprano
star or the Metropolitan opera,
who sang with the late Enrico
Caruso, died today nl her homo
after nn Illness of severnl years.
Sho was a native of Nashville,
Tenn.
Friendly
, Helpfulness
To Every
Creed and Purs
Ward's Klamath
Funeral Home
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ward,
Owners
Wlllard Ward,-Mgr.
923 High Phone 3334
Food Ration Questions
Answered by OPA Office
OPA today released the fol
lowing answers covering a num
ber of questions asked by house
wives on the processed foods ra
tioning program:
Q. My baby I on a diet which
requires more canned baby food
than I can buy with my present
ration allowance. How can I get
more?
A. You eta get an additional
allowance of rationed baby food
by presenting to your local war
prlca and ration board a state
ment signed by a licensed physi
cian stating why praiant allow
ances art Iniufficltnt for the
Rollo England
Seaman 2nd Class
Aerographie School
Lakehurst N. J.
1 .
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Pvt. Ted Marble
U. S. Army
New Orleans,' La.
child's dial, how much mora
processed foods h needs, and
why fresh and unratlonad foods
cannot be used to supplement the
ration.
Q. How can a consumer who
lives a long distance from a shop
ping confer obtain ration stamps
for buying foods In quantity for
longer periods?
A. Anyone who llrei a long
distance from a shopping center
or because of transportation dif
ficulties cannot arranga to shop
during each ration period, may
obtain a purchase certificate
from his local board allowing
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Sgt. Tommy Bustln
U. S. Army Air Corps
Amarillo Field, Tex.
2nd Lt. Forrest Alter
U. S. Army
New Orleans, La.
We know that the lot for us at home is
pretty soft compared to yours. You're dish
ing it out to the Jap and the Kraut . . . fight
ing it out in the jungle, on the glacier, on
the sea and in the air.
At times we're inclined to grumble over re
strictions and taxes, but we don't mean it.
We're glad to do our bit.
Since you left, a lot more deductions have
crept into the payroll, but we're happy to
tell you that each of us has just donated a
half day's pay to the Red Cross.
DELBERT ADDISON ,
ELMER . BRAMLATT
FRANK CAUSE
ANITA CAMPBELL
EDDIE CANTON .
JANE EPLEY
MAC EPLEY
EMMETT CILLINC
GEORGE CODARD .
VERNONA GRAHAM
MILTON GUDERIAN
WESLEY GUDERIAN
HERB HEMINGSEN
him to buy up to the full point
value of the stamps In the fam
ily's ration books at one time,
Q. Are dried parsley and
dried onion flakes rationed?
A. No, the only dried veget
ables rationed are peas, beans
and lentils.
Q. How can a blind person
living alono get an extra allow
ance of rationed canned food?
A. Anyone who needs an ex
tra allowance of canned food be
cause he Is ill or physically han
dicapped may get a certificate
for the additional amount he
needs by presenting the board
with a signed statement from his
physician stating why such extra
allowances are necessary and
certifying further that unratlon
Red,
Forrest, Jack, Russell,
ifew
Pvt. Joy Ustick
S. Army Signal Corps
Alaska
U.
2nd Lt. Jack Lindh
U. S. Army Air Corp
North Africa
7te delated and ftewA QaUf
HARLEY HULL
CHARLES HUTCHINSON
FRANK JENKINS
MARY JANE JENKINS
PHELMA JOHNSTON
GUS LINDH
KATHLEEN LIVINGSTON
BILL LOFDAHL
BILL LONG
JUSTIN McDONALD
DELIA McCRATH
MAURICE MILLER
REYNOLDS MORGAN
ad foods cannot be used Instead.
Q. Are pickled relishes made
of vegetables rationed?
A. No. Relishes including
pickled onions, tomatoes, water
melon cocktail onlor- pickled
mushrooms and oranges, and
plod cantaloupe and watermel
on, r not rationed. Also ex
cluded are vegetable seasonings,
both liquid and salt, as well as
all peppers and pimentos.
Q. How can service men home
on leave for three or four days
get rationed foods?
A. Ration certificates for serv
ice men on leave are issued only
for those who are home for
seven days or longer. Ration
certificates are obtained by pre
senting furlough papers to local
Rollo, Tommy, Joy,
Alvin, Bill C, Ted,
p
2nd Lt. Red Bremer
U. S. Army
Camp Davies, N. C.
Pvt. Russell Helgoa
U. S. Army
Fort Winfield Scott. Calif.
(Picture not available)
, If any of you need Red Cross help, and
many of you may, we just want you to know
that it's provided for. We, at least, can take
care of that. The gang raised $146 and the
company came through with $200. This $346
may not sound like much, but we hope it'll
take care of your needs for another year.
You also may be sure that the joint will be
running when you come back . . . and your
old jobs will be open. Come rationing and
restrictions, we'll keep her up the way you'd
want us to.
IRIS NELSON
MILTON PRICE
RENE PRUDHOMME
MOORMAN RICGLE
JOY ROLPH
FERN SMITH
LOIS STEWART
GLENN THOMAS
VIRGIL VEITCH
ARCHYE WADE
JOE WALKER
BEE WELLS
war price and rationing boards.
Q. How can church groups get
rationed foods for church sup
pers? A. The minister or other rep
resentative of the church as an
institution may get a certificate
for the neceis.ry rationed food
by applying to the local board.
Q. How are ratlo.ied dried
fruits -hlch are part of packages
that -lso co.. tain non-rationed
foods handled under the ration
ing program?
A. The retailer will have to
determine the weight of tho ra
tioned foods tha package con
tains and ask consumers to sur
render points accordingly.
Q. The registrar made a mis
take in deducting stamps when
she tailored my ration book two.
Bill J., Bob:
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P.
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Alvin Anderson 1st Lt BUI
Apprentice Seaman U. S. Army
Camp Hill, Farragut, Ida. Mather Field,
Pvt. Bill Jenkins
U. S. Marine Corpa
South Seas
PFC Bob Leonard
TJ. S. Army Mountain
Troops
Camp Hale, Pando, - Colo.
Education Head to
Visit Hero Thursday
Miss Florence Beardsley, state
supervisor of elementary educa
tlon, is to be In Klamath Falls
Thursday through Saturday of
next week.
She will spend soma time via- x
Ring the schools here, and will
speak at the intermediate and
primary grades teachers' meet
ings to be held Saturday, March
13, at the Klamath county library.
How can I have this error eor
rectcd? j;
A. Present your complaint to)
the local board for adjustment j
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