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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1943)
AujruKt It). 1943 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE 8EVEK WARING FLAYS m STR IKERS JOHN L IIS BAKER. Ore., Aug. 10 (lp Complete destruction not only of llio U'ticlom of Gorniuny, Japan unci Ituly but tho Ideologies and organization! of their peoplei was advocated here this morning by Roane Waring of Memphis. Tumi., nallonul commander of the Ainrrlcun Legion, In tho key nolo address brforo the 2Mh an nual convention of the Oregon department, Amorlcan Legion. "Those leaders could not have 'done what they did had they not had the backing of their peo ple." said Waring. "Leta not gel cntlniontal and aofthearted. fThla war mini be dictated In rtome Just as It li dictated In Tokyo and Berlin. If we need 4 Hiily to march through we can march through her aa hoitlle country. We don't have to take them Into our heart and feed I hem. Germany fed them. Let her continue to feed them." Waring denounced John L. I.ewla and wartime atrlker at ' tinHon to the nation: aualled what he termed "a weak, un certain and vaiclllatlng policy In Washington" dealing with la bor and production: pruUed con grcus for punning tin anti-strike bill: and aualled Vice Presi dent Wallace (or hia reputed statement that the "aoclal revo lution la on IU way and the devil and all his angels cannot slop It." Waring said that "despite the ()devll and hla angels the Ameri can Legion will stop It," Ample Storage For Grain Crop Seen Oregon farmers appear to have no problem In providing storage space for this year's grain crop, according to results of a survey released this week by the state AAA office. The survey, made by county AAA committees, shows that there is apace enough In the seven principal wheat producing counties for almost 161 million bushels of the 1843 crop. All of this space ia In interior ware houses and in farm storage fa cilities and docs not Include a considerable amount of space available In terminal elevators. The aituatlon differs sharply from that of last year, points out R. B. Taylor, state AAA com mittee chairman. A month be fore harvesting of the 1942 crop started, only about 10 million bushels of space was In sight In all storage facilities. To solve the problem, growers construct ed more than five million bu shels of new storage. The Russians Can Smile Again yeanawsji.e,p.eii. .,,,,.,.,. il) mmfWfM ' I " fyywf Ti' gjayei i 'I W W'FTr! ht Good news from the front and gifts of candy, elgaret and magailnea from their Allies put these Red Army fighting men in a gay mood. Fiddle and guitar provide accompaniment for song by Ukraine captain (gesturing). Aluminum Plant! in West to Continue In Poit-War Era SEATTLE, Aug. 10 (-(Pres. ent aluminum operations In this state definitely are not "war babies" and will be continued after the war because of the cheap power of Bonneville and Grand Coulee, Charles Carr of Pittsburgh, public relations di rector for tho Aluminum Comp any of America, told Seattle buslnesa and civic leaders In conference here yesterday. Railroads, the motor car companies and other Industries now experimenting with light metals will make a postwar market for the aluminum Indus try, he ssld, High Officers Praise Fighting Men PORTLAND. Aug. 19 W) Two high-ranking army officers praised this country's fighting men In Interviews last night The Yank aoldler Is better disciplined and trained than in Only territories In the world without legally established time are Antarctic and Greenland, Bring Your RADIO to WARDS TOR EXPERT RADIO REPAIR Montgomery Ward Ninth Street, Cor. Pine the last war, said A). Gen. John E. Dahlqulst, commander of the 70th (Trail Blaier) division at Camp Adair. Lieut. Col. Chester F. Sharp, chief of the army's water trans portation section during the North African Invasion, said the American boys "are excellent Machinists Ask All Japs Be Treated As War Prisoners SEATTLE, Aug. 19 (JP) Mak ing no distinction between American-born and alien Japan ese, the trl-atate convention of the International Association of Machinists yesterday passed resolutions urging that all Jap anese In relocation centers be treated as prisoners of war. The delegates, AFL machinists from Washington, Oregon and California, further recommend ed that "the federal government take steps toward deportation of those Japanese whose removal is recommended by the bureau of investigation." Oregon was selected for the next convention, the city to be decided later. There was no main drainage in the cities of England 80 years ago. Republican Roots For Roosevelt Defeat in 1944 LOS ANGELES, Aug. 19 tP) Frederick E. Baker of Seattle, a republican national committee man, declared yesterday that If the republicans failed to defeat President Roosevelt should he run for a fourth term "we'll have committed our country to a condition It will take years to rectify." "We have to go Into thia (the 1944) campaign as one, and not aa a disunited group," he add ed in declaring he thought President Roosevelt could be de feated If he runs In 1944. Costume Jewelry Drive Scheduled PORTLAND. Aug. 10 (VP) Oregon Jewelers are planning drive to collect old costume Jew- fighters each knows what to do and he does It right." WORLD'S LAROEST BIBLE A Bible in 108 volumes, world's largest edition, is owned by natives of Tibet, in Asia. Thirty-six yaks Asiatic bison are required to carry It. Salesgirl Wanted! 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FASTER How many million man-hours of production are lest each month keau of neglected eyesight will probably never be determined accurately-drat recent surveys showed that from 10 to 80 of war worker had defeo lire vlslom and that less than half of them had don anything t e erred their unreliable eyesight. Play safe be SURG. So the registered rt txist her for complete eye examination now. Stylish, GUARANTEED Created By Craftsmen Factory T You 8t' WVe OP lV Th West Larjest . I Th West' Largest Manufacturing & Dispensing Optician MODERN OPTICAL OFFICES THROUGHOUT THI WIST . . . in Klamath Falls 715 Main Dr. Byron Friedman - Registered Optometrist in Chart
