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Newspaper Page TextAuffiMt 81, 1043' HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE SWEDES OL MEETINGS SHIP IS STOCKHOLM, Aim. 31 l' The Swcdlah press reported to day Mint protest meeting wore being held throughout tlm coun try mi tho mi.l sinking of two Swedish fishing bouts August 2 off tlm count (if Denmark mid Cieriniiny's subsequent flut re jection of Sweden's protest of the action. The newspaper Aflnnhliidct quoted K.ikll Kiirlssmi, a fisher mini nu una of three other bunt which escaped, from the attack, ns siiylng; Q'Tho (icriniiiiH kept firlim ieir iiiiichliH'Kiinn while the men frum tlm sunken iihlpii were swimming In tho water." CoiiinicntliiK on tho German ciintniitlon Unit the fishermen ghnd no right In thiMe wutem, tho Aflnnuliidvt mild. "Thero Is no renvoi! lit nil for Sweden to swal low such ubaurd argument. I In only result Is to incrcuite Swedliih indignation over whnt hap pened." The newspaper Aftmitldnln gen ndiled: For the future, It'a ob viously nn uxo to prote.it against Uermnn actions, It seems one ennnot hnvo normul diplomutlc relntloim with Germany. Normul diplomatic relations nre boned on rights, but Cermnny doei not recognlzo rights or acknowledge responsibility. 1 When Cermnny urgucs Hint Sweden In hemmed In by German armlet and muni Ashnve politely, nil himfn for nor- "ml diplomutlc relations la eli minated. SGI. FULLER BUCK IN UNITED STATES Set. Raymond Fuller of Klumulli Full, who win very seriously Injured this spring In North Africa, la now In tho United Stnlea In a hospital In New York. In a long diatanco telephone cull to hia mother, Raymond Kiiid ho was uble to alt up while phonlnit and could walk a few jsi'p. He nil id Unit he expected be transferred to a hoapltul In California anon, r it , A few mnntha alio word waa received by hla mother I hut Fuller wna not recoverlnn sat Mnclcirily from wounda received In battle, but aomo wecka later It wna learned thnt bo wns somewhat better. Now bo In up pnrenlly on tho roud -to-recovery. Thla wua tho second time thnt Siit. Fuller bad been wounded In action with tho tank crirpa In North Africa. Raymond la the aon of" Mr. and Mra. Walter Fuller of thla city. ' ' Donald Nelson Pleased With War Production WASHINGTON, Aug. 31 (P) asserting thnt peak production TK many types of. fighting equip ment him been achieved or la "nut far off," Chairman Donald M. Nelson of tho war produc tion bonrd (WPB) announced today that July munitions-making Increased 3 per cent over June. Civil Service Proposed for Oregon . .' PORTLAND;' AtiR. 31'fT) A proposal to Institnto- civil serv ice In Oregon government Is un der consideration by a stnlo leg islative interim committee hero. Pro and con arguments' were presented ycatcrdny. by George 'Aiken, stale budget director; Vern Young, assistant director, and Dr. William Jones, stato board of health merit system dl- ;tor, but no action was taken. The United - States depart ment . of agriculture estimates the 1942 wool clip at 302,346, 000 pounds. ::Tho United States army es tablished its first balloon school la St. Louis, Mo., in the spring olt 1017. Musso Incognito? Here's how Mussolini might dla gulao hlmaelf If he attempt to' flat to a neutral country. Maxi Factor, Jr., Hollywood make-up man, ahows how gray toupei would hide the ex-Duce't bald1 pute, the glutei cover his eya and whiskers camouflage th well-known chin. MEN AND WOMEN IN SERVICE Among Klamuth Falls men ar riving at Farragut, Ida., this week for navul training arc Jumca Piilrick Luvin, ton of Mr and Mra. D. W. Luvin, 420 North Seventh atrcet. and John Wot' ley Qulnn, son of Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Qulnn, 3038 Cannon ave nue. Cadet Martin W. Blchn, ton of Charlie Blohn. 2708 Kane street, Klamath Fulls, Is a member of class of student officers and avla tion cadets to be graduated soen from the army air forces ad' vunccd flying school at Stock' ton field. Calif. Before entering the final and advanced courao at Stockton field. Cadet Blchn completed 18 weeks of primary and basic train ing nt Tulare and Merced, Calif. FORT KNOX, Ky. Ready to begin their basic training, which will mnko them qualified sol' diers, tho following men recent ly entered the armored replace' ment training center to learn the secrets of mechanized warfare: James R. Neil Jr., son of Mr, and Mrs. James R. Nell, 1051 Erie street, Klamath Falls; Lo mcr W. Detwiler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lomnr Detwiler, 2400 Ore gon avenue; Henry E. Mlksch, husband of Mrs. Rosio Mlksch, 1418 Ivory street. 'Two more members of tho marino corps women's reservo irom ino Rinmnm rails area hnvo received their orders to re port for training at Camp Le- jcuno, inow mver, N. c. Thev nre Prlvjitn lanhnllu .1 Mllno of 214 East Main street, Klamath Falls and Pritmin Juanita R. Ncllis, 197 North Main atrcet, Ashlnnd, for the past year a grade school teacher nt Klamnth Falls. At Camp Lcjcune, where new Quarters have been installed for women marines, they will re ceive basic nnH ing which will enable them to re lease marines for combat. Privnto Ncllis' husband, Clyde inciiis, is an aviation cadet In mo army air corps. Bob L. Royce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Len Rnvm Bin raii;npnin avenue, visited for a hrir tin,. with his parents on FrldBy. He is sinuonca at ort Stevens and was here for only one day. Four of the candidates who filed election petitions for pub lic office in Oklahoma last year were nnmcd win Rogers. A bullet leaving a rifle trav els at twice tho speed of sound, J. P. Roper Pointing , Decorating Commercial Spraying Phone 4503 2070 Etna MELTING ICE CANT KILL SPARKLE IN DRINKS MADE WITH CANADA DRY WATER 1 ITS "PIN-POINT CARIONATION" IAITI IONOIM P. 9. Its tptciat formula milci any drink UiU betur. f2 turn F'l MTTII COAL MINERS GHARG E IT F HENCE WASHINGTON, Aug. 31 (!') "Enormous abscnteeltm and in difference" on tho part of mlnert was blamed by a publication of soft coal operators today for a serious lug in coal production alnco the spring atrlko a lag which Interior Secretary Ickca says has reduced output below the year s estimated needs. . "It seems," said a bulletin of the National Coal association, distributed to its operator mem bers, that the slognn no con tract no sweat' is In full opera tion in some sections." Tho samo bulletin also took the government to task for Its part in the coal shortage prob lem, saying: "In order to be fair about it, too, the record should also ahow thut the government Itself since lust spring has not fully contri buted to the successful operation of tho conl mines of this country. Thrcuts of shortages and ration ing, plus implication thut the government is going to do this, huvo not helped the situation at all. "A solution to tho manpower problem with enforciblc direct ives has not been forthcoming. And tho lubor situation grows steadily worse. All this, with a little more of this panic-crying "'.( of Washington, and we may safely look for serious difficulty In getting sufficient coal to take cure of the nntlon, whereas the government spokesman might do moro good by being less vocal, and If the miners go to work there will be no difficulties." PROPHET AND LOSS ALBANY. Ore. !') Scth T. French glanced at the clear skies and decided not to throw a canvas over , the temporarily unshlngled roof of his bedroom. Hours later he was awakened by a heavy downpour in his face. French Is local weather ob server. Germans Say Allies Making Preparations For Italy Invasion STOCKHOLM, Aug. 31 IV- A German foreign office military spokesman told foreign cor res pondents in Berlin that tho al lies .were making new Invasion preparations in the Mediter ranean, dispatches to the Swed ish press said today. Tho spokesman said that fleets of transports. Invasion barges und warships were being formed In eastern Tunisia, Sicily, ana Oran and suggested that the al lies wcro planning an attack on southern Italy or, France. Ho added that 300,000 French troops were concentrated at Oran. Ted Larson Writes Parents From Japanese Prison Camp SAVING OF FATS PORTLAND, Aug. 31 P) Oregon housewives saved 129, 071 pounds of fat during July to bring the state to sixth place in the nation on a basis of pounds collected per house, the state salvago committee said today. July's performance was some 24,000 pounds over Junes col' lections. The por-house collcc tion was .371 of a pound, com pared with the nation's leader, Utah, which reported .551 of a pound. Oregon's silk and nylon con tributions brought the stato to third place in the nation, the committee said. Since the drive was started November 16, 1942, Oregon's contribution has been 40,408 pounds. Land Officials Commended For Saving Property WASHINGTON, Aug. 31 UP) Two officials of the General Land office in Roseburg, Ore., who risked their lives to save government property from fire which threatened to destroy the Roseburg offices of the Oregon and California Revested Lands administration on June 24, were commended today in letters from Secretary of the Interior Ickes. Classified Ads Bring Results. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest T. Larson, 146 Octavia street, have received another letter from their ton, Ted, who is being held in the Shanghai war-prisoners' camp. Ted is a FM 1c with the marine corps. The letter was mailed on Jan uary 1, 1043, and reached theJ Larsons today. This is the sec ond time that they have heard from their son in two years. The last letter was written In May, 1942, and received last October. Parts of the one just received are as follows: "Dear Family: I bless this opportunity to write to you again. I do hope you received my last letter which I wrote you in May of last year. It seems as though everyone in camp has received a letter or card from home except me. You don't know what it would mean to me to have just a few lines from you. We can receive par cels from home; so need I say more? We had one of the most en joyable Christmascg that I ever remember having spent. The American nationals in Shanghai sent us turkey, cigars, and candy and the week previous to Christ mas we received two Canadian Red Cross food parcels, and an American Red Cross food par cel on Christmas day and an other yesterday. We expect a couple more and they are' certainly a godsend, and believe me, the Red Cross is going to receive a handsome donation from me when I return home. I certainly hope that this new year will see an end to all of this so I can come home to you again I am working in the sheet metal crew here in camp. I like the work, the hours are short, I get enough to eat, and enough sleep, and considering all, I am pretty well satisfied. TED." Fibber McGee, Molly Observe Silver Anniversary HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 31 (IP) James and Marian Jordan they were bride and groom in the first World war observed their sil ver wedding anniversary today. Better known as Comedians Fibber McGee and Molly, they met in a Peoria, 111., church choir and Jordan went off to war five days after their. marriage there. Six weeks later he was in France. - The Jordans have a daughter, Kuthyrn,. 22, aircraft plant worker, and a son, James, Jr., who recently received a medical discharge from the army. More than eight minutes are required for the light of the sun to reach the earth. Automobile insurance to com ply with the Oregon LAW. See Hans Norland. 118 N. 7th. -. 1 VOTE FDR NEW E C I Republicans to -Push Program For International Peace SAN FRANCISCO. AuB. 31 UP) The Republican Post-war Policy association will soon set up organizations in 40 states to imolement itn- nrozram for In ternational post-war cooperation lor peace, Deneen Watson of Chi cago, founder of the organiza tion, said today. The policy, aimed at ridding the republican party of all isola tionist tags, was firmly endorsed at the last of three regional meet ings which drew representatives here from 11 western states yes terday. The Boeing 314 and Douglas DC4 have been rated the world's best of all transport types. Batting averages may be com puted by dividing the total num ber of base hits by total times at bat. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 31 fP) The second congressional) district of California, making up a third of the entire- state but with less than 3 per cent of its population, was choosing a new representative today to succeed Harry E. Englebright (R) who died last May 13. From the Oregon line on the north to the southern border of Inyo county almost 600 miles south, voters had before them three candidates: Mrs. Grace Jackson Engle bright, of Nevada City, widow of the congressman. State Senator Claire Engle, of Red Bluff, attorney. ' State Senator Jesse Mayo, of Angels Camp, weekly newspaper publisher. A light vote was predicted, due both to the lack of issues and to the mountainous terrain of the northern and east-central California sector. Uncle of Count Ciano Killed LONDON, Aug. 31 W) Ad miral Arthur Ciano, uncle of Count Galeazzo Ciano. former Italian foreign minister, was killed in an automobile accident while travelling from La Spexla to Leghorn, a Stefanl dispatch recorded by Reuters announced today. 13 Years Of Negatives " On File! Since 1930 . Kennell-Ellis Has Kept All Negative On File For Your. Convenience Come In . . , Look Them Over . And Order From Those Old Proofi You May Have Forgotten! Kennell-Ellis U. S. Natl Bank Bide;.. 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We'll try hard not to delay you more than a minute or two. 8 "A" BOOKS BERLIN I To get one of Uncle Sam's Flying Fortresses from Eng land to Borlin and back takes nearly eight "A" books worth of gasoline. Standards supplies a big chunk of that ( super-gas and it'a made by the same experts, refined to the same exacting standards, tested as rigidly at the Standard "Unsurpassed" in your car. TO Y Awarded ta WHY CARRY CASH? If you don't like to carry cash with yon ' to pay for gasoline and other services buy yourself a Standard Scrip Book I Issued in five, ten and twenty dollar denomina. tions, these books are a great convenience. You may also obtain a receipt for your purchases. Just ask your Standard Service Man. v . . . STAND A RD O t C A Ui.O lrl l A I AStr DRASTIC MARKDOWNS W 7 WV''' J MUST BE TAKEN TO ' Xy f V ,Z. CLEAR OUR STOCKS S tV for CHRISTMAS GOODS! War tSt Bonds fA- i ov e;Aac Stamps I I I gfty :t . ...