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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1943)
tfcQ """Juno 24, 1943 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE Ft VI FATHER DRAFT Queens Kiss KNL VICTORY! f MOTION hi ASKED BY MA I WASHINGTON. June 24 (IP) CA demand Hint selective icrvico f officials "Iny tlin cnrda on tho t-tublo" wllh respect lo plain for "drafting fathers wo voiced to Lduy by Chnlrtnnn May (D-Ky.) of tho house military committee. v ilia notions minors are in a Latuln of uncertainty about their 1 Hriift ahiliia MitV rtnnlt, rnrl V'Tlioy pick up tho paper one Joy and roud where lomo offU gtlal In Washington aaya thry will be drafted In three montha, and r inter on anothnr official comes j'Otil and says ws may not take Slathers until next year, or moybe Tiol at all. T". "It aeema to me that tlie fath- rfri ahuuld be relieved of tlie un- 'cwrlninty tliey are naturally Qluccd in. If we are going to Tfuke them, lot'a tell them ao and let them get their affaira In llhtipe. If we are not going to 'lake them, or won I need them for aome time, we ought to tell " them that, too." t.-.i Other committee members Joined with May In asserting they ..hod been unable to learn any- . thing definite about plana for . drnftlng men with children and '.. laid they believed tho altuation .-..should bo cleared tip. 4 A oA mi With hnndihoke and klia, Queen Elizabeth of Englund, left, greeti Queen Marie of Yugo ilavia at Red Croia garden fete In London, DIM SAWMILL Loula nobln, 4743 South Sixth Ptrcet, who hux been active in the umbering in thla basin for many ..years, haa purchased the Bert -. Petcrann aawmlll at Oufur, Ore , (on, which ia now operating Kobin will tako over the opera tion July 1. y Mra. Robin, and aon Don, will , Join him later whero they will . make their homo In The Dalles. ., Their daughter Bonnto will re . main In San Francisco where ahc ia attending medical aecretarial school. Chamber Has PD-1-A "Priority Forms Now available at the chamber of commerce arc aimplificd I'D-yj-A forma for the accuring of ijirlorllica. 0 Priority application PD-S1 for reference, rating in getting new 3lumblng, heating and domestic Souk lug upparatua for civilian "residential UbO aro also on hand. 5 All priority application after they havo been filled out ahould yp sent to priority field acrvlce npf WI'B, Portland, Oregon. Srephan Denied Sray of Execution . WASHINGTON, Juno 24 (T) kA stay of execution for Max Stc jlhan, Detroit rosrtiurant owner aentenced to die July 2 for trca ann, wi denied today ,by Chief Justice Stone. The chief Justice's action waa reported in these words: "Appli cation considered and denied. "I havo no recourse now ex cept cxccullvo clemency by the Qi'csklont," said Stvphan's attor Tiey before leaving for Detroit. The quartermaster corps la supplying over 7,000,000 troops distributed throughout the world with everything from food and clothing to mosquito nets and arm bunds. Two divisions of tho army service forces alono aro handling material greater in val ue than the entire cost of World wur 1 to tho United Statea. Licut.-Cicn. Brchon B.. Somer vell, Services of Supply chief. Red Cross Notes Our lowing quota la lagging a little and wo need help on this. Our present quota must be In by June 30; will all those who have aewing out please bring aamc In aa noon aa possible? Last week the quarterly meeting of the Siskiyou Camp and Hospital council, of which the Klamath county chapter ia a member, met at Medford and aeveral repreaentativea attended from thla chapter, including Mra. Dean Osborn, camp and hospital chairman for Klamath county. Plana or the future work In campa and hospitals were made at the meeting. Rep resentatives were present from Ashland, Medford, Roseburg, Yreka, Crania Pasa, Dunsmulr and Klamath. After the meeting tho representatives were taken tp the Camp White area and in spected varioua day rooms there. Red Cross first aid has added another chapter to tho colorful history of San Francisco's fam- oua ferry boots, recently called' Into service to carry ahipyard workera across the bay. Two classes in first aid arc conducted dally aboard tho ferry boats which ply between San Francisco and tho Richmond yards. First class of the doy be gins when tho Richmond-bound ferry pulls away from the San Francisco docks in the cold and fog at 6:43 a. m. The second starts when the tin-helmet con tingent boards the 4:-J5 p. m. for-, ry homeward bound. Virtually every shipyard un ion and a variety of nationalities aro represented among tho work ers who mako up the ferry boat's ' first-aiders. There are somo 80 cnrollccs in the two classes. Kibitzers are plentiful, but many of these who gathered to laugh at "rookie" first-aid classes in ac tion, remained to admire. Today the names of many of these kibit zers are In the long list of appli cants for the next first aid class. WARTIME FASHION NOTE CINCINNATI, (IT) John M. Baker, regional war manpower commission director, has lifted a two-year ban against bare legs among women employes of the U. S. employment service. Said he: "We're at war now. Things arc different. Tho less hose the girls buy the more war bonds they can purchase." . II II Ii II II ATI w Extracts scarce? Catsup rationed? Your , favorite meat sauce missing? Use wines for your cooking and enjoy the thrill of artful new flavoring! Use table and . dinner wines . , for the sauce by the sip, 1 California red wines for red . , ' ' meats, California white wines for white meats. Simple? But, oh, how satisfactory! wine council or 0OON P.aiion-lliAv.ldo. Portland J. C. 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