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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1943)
Juno 25. 1!)n HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON QUIET MEAT FH0NTSH1KS CIVILIAN SUPPLY RAN KHANC'IKC'O, Jims 2.1 (I'l (ii'iirnilly spooking, lt' nil riulrt on Mm wrstrrn (mwit) front, From Sdittln to I.on Aniclrn. nlmlrlciwiiR mirl slowdowns by tni'iil purkrrn hrnuiiht a shrink no In Dm pIvIIIiiii meal supply of Hip Piirlflo const ntntrA, nnrl thorp wim tin slim of let-up In the nii'iil pltmiiprn' crisis. Only hrlirtil spot In thn picture wns Sun DIpiio. And TIJmina. MpxIpo. exemplified tho "good nrighhor" policy n It bulrhrrs did n bin incut business with vis Itiirn front north of tho border. rclflc count puckers blamed thn mttintlon on prlro ceilings, Incrriurd cnntn. rnllhnckii subsidies, Milton Maxwell trrniitUniul lltilchpr union rial, giivo nnnthcr reason mid hr thought It wna caused by "puckers strike." "They wnnt to brnnk the OPA," he lidded. Somo puckers Mid they were not too ccrtnln of government subsidies to pny for the 10 per rent rollhnck. Supposing, for in utiiiico, a tpchniculity drone nnd they couldn't collect subsidy pnyiiients? Then tlipre wcro ex presidium Hint packers couldn't openilo In tho prize squeeze be t w o e n uncontrolled livestock cants nnd their rolled-back idl ing prices, wuiyoH&ufWitu WAR BONDS With Air power pitying such (n Important ml In this global war It Is assentlal that our Army tins air fl.lrls at advantageous points . . . and quickly. Our air engineers have solved the question of runways which will hold our powerful heavy bombers and transport planes nt temporary fields with a metal strip which unrolls like a rug. and In-offi- He E LONDON. June 25 (P) Eight pnrnchutes were seen to open from tho bomber In which Brig. CJen. Nullum Bedford Forrest was riding us an observer when It was shot down In an air battle over Kiel, Germany, on June 13, U. S. eighth ulr force headquart ers announced today. The Americans lost 24 bomb ers over Kiel. The 38-year-old great grandson of the famous confederute lender of the same niiiiie was in the lend bomber and other filers saw his damaged plane drop out of a returning fnrnuitionn and spiral toward earth. Nono saw the big plant hit the ground) however, nnd the headquarters announcement was tho fir.it evidence that at least Home of tho crew might have pnrnchutrd to enrlh. The plane nnd its crew hnd been listed sim ply as "missing." Rampaging Snake River Recedes IDAHO FALLS. Ida., June 23 dV) A rampaging Snnkc river, thnt made lakes of several pnlnlo nnd grnln fields in the Mennn nnd Lorenzo area of eastern Idnho, was ebbing today as headwater streams continued to drop. Kxtcnt of crop damage was unknown but described as henvy. It consists of steel linked plates perforated for traction. Kach strip Is ten feet long snd 19 Inches wlda and Is linked together to form a run way IN feet wide by 3,000 feet long. II eosla 15 cents per square foot. Your purchase of more and more War Bonds helps pay for thcie tem porary airfields, "You've Done Your Bit, Now Do Yaur Host." U. S. Trrmitiry Dtfrlmtml PAGE SEVEN SAFETY AWARD PRESENTATION HEBE MONDAY Presentation of a certificate of award will be mode Monday night at 8 o'clock in the county court chambers to Commissioner John Itebcr nnd Fred Pope on behalf of the traffic safety di vision of the stnte. Klnmnth county won first plnce In the 1042 Oregon counties traffic safety contest. The commissioners will re ceive the nwnrd in the absence of County Judge U. E. Rccdcr. John Siinriineyer, chairman of the local safety council. Is mak ing nrrnngements for the session and urges nil police officials and others Interested to attend. A talk will be given by Stanley T. Boggess, home nnd farm field representative of the national council, nnd presentation of the award will be made by Sidney King, director of the traffic safe ty division, Snlrrii. Return Homi Mrs. Wesley Gudcrlan and son Curl returned home on Thursday evening from Salem. Young Carl hnd been visiting his grandparents, M. L. Guderian and Mary Guderinn. Mrs. Guderinn traveled to Snlcirt by trnln Wednesday to come home with Cnrl. Lightning F I r Lightning caused small fire Thursday in tho Jenny creek area near the old Weyerhaeuser camp. Tho lookout on Parker mountain re ported the fire, hut no damage was done becau.se of the wel woods. Greek Guerrillas Operate o As "Pirates" Against Nazis By JOHN H. COLBUHH STOCKHOLM, June 25 0T) Sea going Greek guerrillas have jlvcn thn Invasion-conscious axis new cmif for worry In the Bal knns, It wns disclosed today. Photographs published In Hit ler's own newspaper, the Voelk Ischer Beobnchter, nnd the Ger man miigazino Die Wocho Illus trated how the nxls Is combatting guerrillas whom the Germans de scribed as "pirates" operating In smnll sailing nnd motor boats against axis merchant ships In the Aegean. For more than a year well organized Greek nnd Yugoslav patriots, striking from hideouts in the wild Balkan mountains, have been reported steadily draining axis resources by land, but this wns tho first Indication they hod taken to the sea. Tho nnzis employ heavily arm ed patrol honls and reconnais sance srnplnnes to hunt the sea guerrillas, thn German papers disclosed. All auspicious, craft are examined. Tho photographs purported to show axis retribution against one "pirates' nest" a small village bordering tho Aegean. One pic ture showed a seaside village alight with fires set by incen diary and explosive shells. Native vessels that attempt to elude the axis patrol boats arc shelled, It was asserted. The situation thus revealed wns viewed hero as testifying to increasing nervousness of the axis in seeking to detect and guard against any allied Invasion thrust against the Balkans. (In London, an unofficial source said yesterday that the axis was pulling buck some of its Mediterranean island garri sons. At the samo time Ankara dispatches quoted Balkan sources an saying the axis hnd 75 di visions, or approximately 1,125. 000 troops, stationed In Yugo slavia, Greece, Crete nnd some of the larger Aegean Islands), BE PARTICULAR about the salt you boy MORTON'S SALT ri ' 'v-,:?JPp''T WHAT What does my independent grocer do for me? He gives my every purchase his personal attention and guarantee. He knows my wants, my likes and dislikes. He saves me dollars through personal advice. He is a friend I can't afford to lose! Take Home "The Pause That Refreshes" In This Convenient Package! The best is always the better buy! EreE Ml GROCERS BUTTER Grade A Pound 49 MILK Carnation 3 Cans .... 29' SATURDAY SPECIALS- APRICOTS Tilton's Buy Now - - Lug $2.69 L. N. Frink, Grower MASON JARS Pints 69c Doz. Quarts 79c Doz. Reg. 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