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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1943)
AiiRiiRt 11, 1043 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ' PAGB TERES . J OIL DEALERS DELIVER N CALIFORNIA Oil dealer In Oregon may now deliver oil Into in area in California without receiving ra tion stamps, OPA announced to day. Since oil li not rationed In California, consumer have not bocn United ration coupons and have proviously found It impossible to buy oil In Oregon. Denier must, however, urn lull a duplicuto and original of delivery rocolpti, showing the (Into, plnco or transaction, and the amount of oil transferred a 6 ell as the nume and address comumor and doaler or pri mary auppller making the trans fer. The delivery rocelpt duplicate inuiit then be tukon to tho war price and ration board and givon exchange for an oxchango cer tificate. The original Is to be kept in tho doaler's files for one year. Following Is a description of tho territory afioctcd by the IMjove ruling: "All the territory embraced In the following area lying in Siskiyou and Modoc counties, sluto of California, bounded on thu north by tho Oregon state lino, described as follows: Com mencing at tho center of the town of Medicine Lake, includ ing all of the town, thence on a straight line In a northwesterly brectlon through the center of Qlo town of Dorrli, Including all of the town, thence to tho Oregon state line; returning to the center of tho town of Med icine Luke, theneo on a straight line In an custcrly direction to the center of the town of llocka more, including all of the town; thence on a straight line In a northeasterly direction toward the center of the town of Yoctim, Oregon, to the Oregon state line." Merrill TFC Thomas W. Chatburn. Jr., paid a surprise visit to Mrs. Chat burn and baby son, and his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chatburn and daughter Betty, late Sunday night. Ho arrived from Fort Jinox, Kentucky, where he Is Oilnlng with the lit armored battalion. In training only about four months, ho expect to be sent overseas in the near future, lie reports that he thinks army life is "great." S. n. Woodley suffered a frac tured finger when a heavy tim ber struck his hand. Woodley is building a potato cellar on the , CiN right-of-way, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Laird. Klumalh Falls, former Merrill residents visited hero Tuesday. Mrs. Vera Inez Fiddler, Klam ath Falls, who has operated mo tion picture theaters at Dorris and Bly, Is Interested in show ing films In Merrill a night or two a week, according to an an nouncement made following the service club meeting Tuesday. M. A. Bowman was appointed to Investigate the suggestion. Julia Belle Bradbury was a Q rkend guest of her parents, r. and Mrs. II. C. Bradbury Sho is employed In the Klamath Falls branch, First National Bank of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Morcland were dinner hosts last weekend to Mr. and Mrs. E. A. McCollum and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Brad bury. Mr. and Mrs. McCollum, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bnbcnck, Klamath Falls to Dia mond lake over the weekend. Reunion in Sicily Ickes Says Carter Tried to Make Utilities Gift WASHINGTON, Aug. 11 (IV) Interior Secretary Iekes lodav accused Representative Carter (R-Calif.) of trying to get him to Join In an attempt to "make a virtual gift to a privately-owned utility company of a federal In vestment costing tho taxpayer many millions of dollars." , Ickes' accusation was con tained In a long and sharply worded answer to a telegram from Carter charging the Inter ior secretary with "betrayal" of house, committee recommenda tions against use of government funds to construct a transmission line In California to carry power from Shasta dam to Roville be low the Shasta sub-station. . Carter said Ickes and other Interior department 'officials were "disregarding" the commit tee recommendations by pro-. ceeding with the construction and promised they would get "rude awakening" If they con tinued what he called an attempt to "overrule the legislative branch." German Shellfire Pounds Dover Area LONDON, Aug. 11 (P) Big German guns on the French coast opened fire across Dover Strait shortly after 11 a. m. to day and shellfire warnings were sounded In all English towni lit ; the Dover area. . ,; 1 i ' Single sheila hurtled across i the strait at frequent Intervals. ' For oblique "record" photo graphs, navy photographers use the F-S8 camera which has 20-inch lens electrically heated. (NKA Radio TeUphoio) Pvt. Joe Oallo, of Pouglikeepsle, N. Y., with invading Americans, found his grandmother In Clela, Hlcily, and gsve her his big bear hug. Osllo's fslher served In the A. E. P. In World War I and tho family In the United States sent the grandmother young Osllo's pictures, by which he was recognlwd. Official U. 8. Army Signal Corps Radio-Tclcphoto. Bus Passengers Reported III in Poison-Pie Case EUGENE. Aug. 11 (P) Health officials today Investigated a re port that thrro bus passengers becume ill In Portland after eat ing pio In a bus depot restaurant Ore. Tho report camo as hospitals continued to release patients be lieved polsonod by eating con tnminntcd cream pies from Cot tage Grove last week. Two per sons died. Forty others were hospitalized but only 30 remain ed In hospitals today and all wore believed out of danger. Tho bus driver, Francis Free man, said in Portland ho hod to stop frequently for the passen gers, who became violently 111. Two of them were unidentified. One loft the bus in Woodburn, ' the others in Portland. Vlt NO Do you liavi headaches? you lack pip or vigor! you let Irritable iisllyf Do you (osl depressed ninrouiTD Thn livp ihould nnur nut about 8 nlnti of Mlu iulm Into your howeU over day. It tola Idlo U not (lowing frooly.your food may not tllitoit. It may Juat decay In tho bowels. Then ami til on la tin vnur a, torn (). You arot eon- Upntnd. You ml lour, lunk and the world lonlti punk. . . . . , . It fnktne thoeo Rood, old Carter! Little 1,1 ver J' 1 1 Is to got those 8 plnta of bile flow ing frooly to mako you tVl "up and up." (irt a pirkagn tnrlay. Take ai directed. KficPllvn In making nlle flow frwly. Auk for Cartar'i Little Llvtr rills. 10 and llbtf. JAP EVACUEE SENTENCED TO SUN QUENTIN TULELAKE Tomatau Mlsh Ida, Japanese evacuee from Newell found guilty in Modoc county court of the theft of an automobile several weeks ago from the Joe L. Jacobs ranch near Malln, has been sentenced to an Indeterminate period in San Quentin, according to word reaching here from Alturas. Ho was found guilty of first degreo burglary. The sentence was the second pronounced on Mishlda, the first also being for burglary in San Diego In 1038. Prior to theft of the car, the Japanese entered the R. S. Thompson home at Malln, taking a number of articles and some food. Traveling south, ho stop ped at the home of a Can by res ident where he picked up a rifle and omo miscellaneous ammuni tion. Government Asks Contractors to Spread Work WASHINGTON. Aug. 11 (Pi ta an attempt to break a grow ing manpower shortage, the gov ernment appealed to nearly 1000 top contractors today to spread their work through sub-contract ors to less critical labor areas. The army, navy, war produc tion board and the maritime com mission sent a joint letter to con tractors who have backlogs of $3,000,000 or more each telling them it is "vital to the war ef fort" that they shift part of their work to soctions of the country which have an adequate labor supply. 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