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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1943)
'August 19, 1043 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE RAH BOARD NEEDS IRE rU'gliinln next week, Ilia wiir price and ratiunlnu board will Imvo an increased need (or vol unteer workers, ONpeclally those who are able to ft In or to work on cunning miliar application. Volunteer should call the ra tion board, phone 8101, and leave their nanien and when they are able to work. They will bo called when they are needed. Working a volunteer at the ration board tills week are Mr. Arnold CSrnlapp. Mr, dodfrcy Olohin, Mr. Hurold Drown and r. D. N. Clemen. SWIMMING POOL . CLOSED FRIDAY VOLUNTEERS Although It ha been an nounced that the iwlmmlng pool would be open through .frlday. AuKust 20. Dnvo Drldge, tlty recreation director, liyi that becauie of neceury re pair, there will bo no wlm mlng class on Friday. With the end of the swimming clone today, ull phase of the summer ' recreation progrum aro cloiod for another ycur. Total regl Jrntlon ha been 1239. WTho total attendance at the pool lnce July 7 ha been 4B57, an averago of 150 a day. These number Indicate the success of the project. Tlmin wnrklna at the pool this summer were Instructors Jerry Clemen, Joo Peak, Mr. Al Brandt and Jeannlne With ers; secretory, Mrs. Eva Lovely; life guards, John Eplcy and Gene Hunkons. Wallace Corporation Criticism Aimed at Small Minority WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 VP) Vice Provident Wallaca declared ' toduy that hi rccont criticism of corporations wu aimed only at Wie imall minority. f ( Ho coupled a blessing for the profit lystem with an assertion that free enterprise mut be pre served In the nation's postwar economic lift. Wallace called In newsmen to declare that a recent speech In Detroit, in which he accused some big corporations of mono polistic practices, had been "mis understood and misinterpreted" as a general attack on the cor porate form of business organization. Police Break Axis Spy Ring in Brazil . SAO PAULO, Brazil, Aug. 18 OP) Police announced today tho breaking of an axis spy ring which had an air-conditioned ra jsllo transmission hoadquarters Veneath a trapdoor In a private nome. Authorities sold the home was that of Werner Waltcmath, and that others Involved with him In cluded tha German Baron Hans von Kotve, arrested In Canada, and a Hungarian ballot dancer, Gabriela Lazslo, arrested here, j, A number of Germans and Jap aneso wort accused of working with them. 112-Hour Work Week Completed by Tender VANCOUVER, Wash.. Aug. 19 VP) Robert Norvell, pot ten der at the Vancouver plant of the Aluminum Company of America felt pretty chipper to day despite tho fact that he had Just finished a 112-hour work wek. T During the seven straight 16 hour shifts he handled enough of the metal to build nine mod ern fighter planes, W. J. Stein feldt, potroom foreman,' estima cd. Norvell's feat equal the rec ord set In 1942 by Gua Sellberg, also a Vancouver Alcoa pot tender. Many never suspect cause of backaches This Old Treatment Often i Brings Happy Keller Men? irafferen reller aeggini hftrfartb tileklv once they discover that the reel a ineir irouoie may om urea aiuoeya. The kWntyi ere Nature1! chief way of U b tired kt iRineen actdeaod wuteoutof tneblood. HI moat itneonienaaiabouta oin tea dev. en diaorder tier of kidney fuoetloo permit ftnfannriiia mattAf tn Vi nay cause naqtlng backache, rhaumatio Baini, leg pftltia, loet of pep and energy ng up ntghte, weUlnit, pufflneaa under the yoe, beadaohee and dlsslueea. ffteauenter canty paeaagee with amartlng and Durnlog iln in your mood, it With your kidneya or bladder. PlUe, uaed eunofeffufly by m iRIona for over 40 Lion wan i abk vmir dri ir drusglai for Doen'e illy by mllllona for over ppy relief and will help the tn nee fluah out polaonouj lood. Get rWe Pllle, yean. They given m.Theyglvnhappj 1A ml m of kidney t t Mil from your d! U. S. Blood Saves Pup Lj& (U S. Navv Photo From HZ A) Somewhere In America a blood donor gave his pint to be turned Into dried plasma at a Red Cross center. Somewhere on Rendova . Island In Uie Solomons this sum blood plasm ovd-the life of an American Marine as he received emergency transfusion at dressing station pear the front, above. Your blood con save a life, too. Let your be on of the 350.00 pints the tied Cross must collect . every month. Sow, Sea-Going Pig, Has Made Her Last Trip South SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 10 MP) Soul, the sen-going pig, luis made her last voyage. - .. : Born on South Soa.junstlo Island, the black and white pig spent most of her life aboard n transport ship as crew mascot. Cheerful, tidy and companion able, sho made a fine ship pel. Jack Abramson, duck steward, said she contributed . much, to the high morale of the crew. "Soul Just got too big," Abramson mourned, "We hated to part with her but wartlmo Prisoners of War ' Fight Forest Fires SPOKANE, Aug. 10 (P) In terned German and Italian sea men have been helping fight a fire In the Nci Perce forest some 36 miles southeast of Granite vlllo, Ida., Bert Frazlcr, officer In charge of the Fort Missoula, Mont., Internment camp, reveal ed last night. The men had volunteered for the work and had "shown up very well," he sold. T. A. Lowary, fire dispatcher for the Nei Perce forest, report Sure it's hot . . V but will you be hot. or even warm, next winter? We are now able to deliver Slab Wood within a week or two after orders are received. There is ample time for curing slabs . . . for insuring that you will be warm next winter. Pine Slabs, $4.75 double load, delivered In Klamath Falls PEYTON 915 Market Life on Rendova tompo aboard left neither time nor food, for her. The last few times wo hit port many persons 'seemed to look on her more as red ration points on the hoof than a a pot." , So Abramson gave her a last jwulk around the after deck, a ride .in the. ship olcvutnr her jfuvorilo recreation nd then turned bur oyer. to the butcher. I "The boys down south will miss her." be sold. "She was known It) every allied port in the South Pacific." ed meanwhile, that a crew of 300 men was "mopping up" after the blaze had been brought under control Tuesday night. The fire was set by lightning and burned 1600 acres of range land In which there was some white pine tim ber.. . .. . ODDITY Eurppean storekeepers keep the tench, an edible fish, on their counters for as long as 24 hours. If unablo to sell them then, they throw the fish back Into the river and the fish swim away as alive as ever. "WOOD TO BURN" Oregon News Notes By Tho Associated Press Mrs. Ronald Endicott, Myrtle Point, drowned In Stltcoos lake when a sail boom knocked her into the water during a yachting party . . . Oscar V. Berg, 67, As toria, died after being found be side a railroad track near Wauna with his right leg amputated be low the knee. ... ' A peak power output of 1,033, 000 kilowatt wa generated by Bonneville and Grand Coulee dams Tuesday, Bonneville Ad ministrator Paul J. Raver said at Portland. . . . George W. Clark, Sherwood, and Miriam Inglls, Gresham, were issued mar riage license at Portland. . . . J. E. Bennett, former Portland city commissioner, announced his candidacy for the council va- cancy caused by the death off Commissioner Ralph C. Clyde Sunday. ... All first-class mail will go by air after tho war, Postmaster E- T. Hedlund pre dicted at a meeting of aviation leaders in Portland. Orville Wright, Now 72, Works on New Invention DAYTON. O., Aug. 19 0TV Orville Wright, who with his brother Invented the airplane, disclosed today his 72nd birth daythat ha was working on "an Invention having to do with aviation." He told reporters he had noth ing more to say about the pro ject. Ho works dally In his la boratory here. Orville and Wilbur Wright were the first to fly in a heavler-than-air craft, sailing aloft from Kittyhawk, N. C, December 17, 1903. Wilbur died in 1912. Onlv observance of Orvllle's birthday will be a family dinner tonight. "CORNUCOPIA" ILLINOIS Illinois embraces less than 2 per cent of the land area of the j uniiea auras, out n nu o.i p rn nf tha nation's coDulation. 6.9 per cent of Its wealth, 3.4 per cent of It Improved farm land,! 4.8 per cent of Its railway mile-; age, 7-1 per cent oi lis ran re sources, 8-1 per cent of Ita life Insurance, 8.0 per cent of Its tele phones and 8.3 per cent of its motor vehicles. PILE SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO FAIN - MO HOSMTftkllATION N IM TkM MMttl DR. L M. 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