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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1943)
July 11 1043 PAGE SEVEN RUMOR CLAIMS 5 PEASE IN MEAT RATIONS WASHINGTON, July 14 (T) D. C. Speaker disclosed todny Unit the office of price adminls trntion (OPA) la developing t plon rtrslgnod to bring about major Ineroose In civilian mcnt ration. Stx-oker. unofficial but until- nrllntlvo capital Hpoknmiuin, de clared the pliiu him Influential harking within OPA, but It him not yet been adopted offloliilly and It still must burdle Hie high ly t'ontrnvnmlul luo ol putting price celling on live liriiin and cattle. "OPA official claim they can -bring ennuifh ment to market to iiirmno rutlons by regulating livestock prices," D. C. mild, "but congressional farm spokes men, tlio meat pocking Induiitry and tlio llvratnck rolers all soy it can't bo done. The cun't be done people made their position cleur In series of healings held by OPA o few months ago." ' Spouker (aid the plan hasn't been developed far euouiih to In cllcato Just bow much more meat might become ovoilublo to civil ian, but here In the keynote of the idea, a lie put it: "To got huge additional amounts of beef into the packing houses by removing the specu lativo inccutlva now keeping many farmers and ranchers from sending their cattle to market." "OPA wants to liar ease meat rations as soon as they can mire the meat supply," he said. I; primarily to destroy the black market nod other illicit activi ties In the meat field," SPEAKER TELLS OF LIFE IN JAP CAMP Howard D. Hannaford, who has spent six mid a half months in a Jnpaneso concentration camp and who was in Tokyo at the time of the Doollttle bomb ing raid, is to speak at the Com munity Congregational church, Ciarden and Martin streets, on Thursday. July 19. at 8 p. m. The public I cordially invited .to attend. ' Mr. and Mrs. Hannaford were among the passengers on the Atoms Maru which took the first American out of Japan after "Pearl Harbor." The Asa ma Maru took them to Louren co Marques In Portuguese, East Africa, where they sailed for America on the ship Grlpso holm. Mr. Hannaford In his win some and winning way will tell of their experiences during thoso trying months. Ho is well qualified to speak about Japan and the Japanese people for be lived In Japan for 26 years. SAW NEW JERSEY FIRST First white man to have sight ed the shores of New Jersey is said to have been Giovanni da Vcrrazuno, Florentine navigator .sailing in the employ of tho king f France, nearly 100 years bo faro the Dutch, under Henry Hudson, sailed up the river bear ing his name.. Granddaughter Born to 'Ark of Juneau' Owners JUNEAU, Alaska, July 14 (P) Mr. and Mrs, Paul Satko, who nulled their unwieldy homo-mudo boot, tho "Ark of Junouu," to Alaska doaplto weather and official protests, now are grandparents, A seven pound daughter was horn Sunday to Staff Bgt. and Mrs. W. 8. Brown, son-ln-luw and daughter of tho Sat kos. Drown Is a native Alas kan who was in the Alaska national guard befnro It was Incorporated Into the regular army. Sulko, spurred by the need for food in the war effort, now operates the largest gar den plot In southeastern Alas ka 20 acres. LIMITS DAG MAKING Because of shortages In ma terials for all kinds of luggage, : nnlu M llmltjiH ntlmhf.r nf hi.ifu uiuy nuw uu jiiuuu lu supply ma needs of servlco men as well as civilians. Seven types of bugs, limited in size, are being pro duced. They aro furlough bugs, overnight cases, non-fitted Pull man cases, truy Pullman cases, men's wardrobe bugs, and foot lockers. Physician's bugs, sam ple cases and sample trunks, unlimited as to size, will bo made also. Metals and leather may be used only where necessary on each bag. Iron and steel, but no other metals, muy bo used for locks, handlo rings, bolts and various types of fasteners. No slide fasteners arc permitted. Leather Is used only for hand les and reinforcements at points of wear, such as corners, bind ings, welts and closings. The body of tho bag is made of con vas, cotton duck, and other fabrics. Harrison Takes Over "Hot Seat" In Gas Rationing WASHINGTON. July 13 (IP) Richard E. Harrison, New York businessman. Tuesday took over the "hot scot" In tho gasoline ra tioning branch of tho office of price administration (OPA). He succeeds John R. Richards, who has entered tho navy. Harrison, former president of White Rock Mineral Springs company, has been serving in various gasoline rationing posi tion witb OPA since February, 1942. Madge Bellamy Files for Divorce LAS VEGAS, Nov., July 14 MP) Albert Stanwood Murphy, Son Francisco lumber magnate, has been named defendant in a di vorce action filed here by Madge Bellamy, former screen actress. Miss Bellamy, who fired three shots at Murphy several months ago, filed the action yesterday under the name of Marguerite Philpott Murphy. She asked all-' mony and dlvison of community property valued In the complaint at more than $3,000,000. If you wont to sell it phone Tho Herold and News "want ads," 3124. We Are HEADQUARTERS For Rock Wool and Cellu-Wool Insulation Blown In NO DIRT NO MESS ALSO STORM WINDOWS SUBURBAN LUMBER CO. 4784 So. 6th Phone 7709 m sjiA4f ip'MUfV rrf i I kWu fi ita JlS Miu r - i4' : : u the IWSIPE Sfoiry . . . . off Ms year's IFuel lationihg Fuel Oil in the Battle of Supply Today's headlines hardly mention FUEL OIL. They talk of con voys crossing the Pacific, of our troops, of all-out fighting and winning alongside our Allies taking a continent back from the Axis. BUT that's the OUTSIDE story. Here's the INSIDE story. Hundreds of (hips were In those con voys ships run oh fuel oil. Hundreds of engines drove and flew our troops against the enemy tanks and planes fueled with pe troleum products. Africa was taken fuel oil was one of the most vital weapons in the campaign. American fuel- oil helping to win the war. ' The Inside story of Fuel Oil Rationing Is largely this one fact. W are fighting with oil. We are winning on oil. In order to keep on. winning, we have adopted a new and simplified Fuel Oil Ration ing Program. Fuel Oil Behind the Front and at the Front-" Fighting Fuel oil has also been enlisted in the nation's service BEHIND THE FRONT LINES. In war Industry. It is used to temper steel, to run engines, to lubricate machinery. It's a weapon of war helping to turn out other weapons. Thoso other weapons could not have been forged without fuel oil. When they arc in combat against the Axis, they STILL depend on fuel oil. For example, fuel oil helped to build the destroyer' and This Is What You Need to Do! When your ration coupons arrive. U you have storage capacity of ISO gal. or more. ORDER YOUR OILI The balance of last year' coupons can be used in additioni one third of your new coupons can be used for this purpose, too. Oil that we have MUST be conserved. This ration is all you will get. No hardship cases wil be allowed. But your fair share of fuel oil will probably not provide enough heat to keep you warm. So Prepare now to make the most of the heat your oil will generate. Have your oil burner checked and cleaned and INSULATEI Put insulation material over your ceiling, install storm windows and doors, seal all cracks by weather atripping. Provide auxiliary heat with a stove or fire place, and lay in a nupply of WOOD or COAL. Just en Flying Fortress met 400 gallons of 100-octane gosolint AN HOUR. Just on Army transport loaded with troops and equipment uses 33,000 gallons of fuel a day. fuel oil Is running that destroyer today. In modern warfare the amount of fuel oil consumed daily are almost fantastic. Remember that gas and oil are both petroleum products, both transported the same way, both vital in the same war machinery. Try to imagine the huge amounts of gas and oil consumed by an ARMORED Division in one day's combat when a single mechan ized INFANTRY Division uses vehicles with a combined horse power of 400,000 Fuel Oil Rationing-" And You and Your Share Planes, tanks, and ships, must get the full amounts of fuel oil they need to fight with. War industry must get all it needs to work with. What's left over is fairly divided at home by ration ing. A simple plan assures you that you CAN get your fair share. More than that, it means that our war requirements have been taken care of first. As they should be, of course. Your share of fuel oil means also your share of heat or light in your house or power for your farm machinery. The Fuel Oil Ra tioning Plan assures you that you can buy your fair share of this essential commodity. This plan makes it EASY FOR YOU to get ready for winter weather. A Moor Offensive in the Pacific Will Undoubtedly Bring Another Cut of 20 This ad sponsored by the firms that provide your heat, and those that conserve it. IIALSICEII OIL. CO. 665 Spring St. Phone S31S I lti:i II. llEILIMlONNEIl 821 Spring Si. Phone 4I8S Klamath Falls 915 Market St. OIL CITY PEYTON & CO. Phone 3873 Phone 5149 SUBURBAN LUMBER CO. 4784 South 6th J. W. COPELANB YARDS 66 Main St. Phone 3197 BIG BASIN LUMBER CO. Main and Spring Phen 3144 SWAN LAKE MOULDING CO 3226 South 6ih Phone 3169
