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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1944)
nilli 01 HITS TO i CUT OUTPUT I yL.n. WllHll.. II II I "".'.th v protlui tlnii uy fWo.Allll P' 01 ' j. (roll! Uiu iniinuny f. ilur", and octiipe-tt cllol,u.,, ' il.,l.t tm-ll.l 10 . . I I till. Mlk .V .,M,UlM 11 liloillll Krly Flat wimw. ti ''!'.' f 'nniiinnv of A "V .1,7, nu nn lit ni.n wnro or- fSpro.lii!!llon.iiHliHji UwUoni wro not uv.Ul. plant mvcrnineil-own,'' ; urniiticrrn u KuiiciJ 'monthly whim r'.Vi cniiMlly. win s.liti ' V. I.. iimr Ill'ltUn llflU . " .... t. 1 :.rihlrH u( CUDIIClty. Ihl! ,le plant w Klvcn n . L pound roduutitm in ohm L'lh Its July prmliieUiiji rif 000 niui caiiai-iiy i.iijin- If 12 000, 00(1 pounds. ,r t'hsn workeri Will tffctcd by thfi reduction, fald, will) Sou of ilieno 1ft Ltlie olln of Iho Lou An f .i.ni ht itukiifit. oiw-rit- M no men would foe lulil ilrenay ckoh-iiv w. C(plnli announced si- LiMiuly that scheduled lm- from uunimii- inivw ur.-n ital jhurply for tlm rumuin 1 tha year. Ditllvcry of JO pounds of Cimiidinii mili ar contract has beun.uoiU lilndeflnllHy. p. Walt liorim ut-wasn.i ti he would nirt with i officials tlili nmrnlnii to In the cutback. After con- bt yciterduy. ho expressed IvKW tno bpoKnne piinil U Mt bo hit hnrrt becuuse itltlili "surer; that Spokane jdlon cojii nro amoim low-nywherc." 0HTBACT AWARDED KRTLAND, Aug. 31 fH litnburc Construction com- Portland, wis low bidder t.t Cipo creek timber access llnLsno county with an of- ftl $76,342, tho public roods Inlitratlon mild todny. Con ation of the rond will pro- imouuei tor vnniiy needed krfrom the coastal area, Six tnwrcd old.-. ...... ... , HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE ELEVEN Armor Units Bag Enemy Planes in Orleans Mop-lp By HA I. BOYLE OM.KANS, France, Au. 20 (l)rlnyt-d) il') It In a rnro diiy on Hit" bnttliifront when iirmor i.'d units hug oni'iny planus, but when tho AiitarlcmiH were clciuilim up mound Orlcnnt our tiiuk dcnlroyerii enmo up so (Illicitly on una nlrflcld h few lulled north of tho town tlir-y cmicht n hunch of Unrninn plssics slllhiit on tha xroiind. Houin of tho In ok di.'Htroyorn ciiiMhi'd ilRht throiiKh hnnuur hulldlnHn "iid rnn rlRht ovor tho pluncs, crunhhiK thorn. Other uiiIIh of the column Just cut loo.w wllh their mum mid bu uiiu wlinuRlnu thulr hIicIIh In to tho plunuH. 11 took only n fow ecoiida to turn them all Into bouflri'ii. I'l'C. Thurmiin MeCrcu of P:i lOorudo, III., in Id "our boys roally nliol tho hull out of them." Caught by Surprii Mo.it of the Gorman fllcm, he rtilatud, woro cuuKht by sur prlse. "They look off and ran to tho woodn," he mild, but "wo cuuKht thorn. Thorn) fllerii wort no lined to rldhiK In olrploncB they didn't wunl to hoof It very far and most of thciu Rave up pretty easily. "One hunch of )() mirrender cd to one of our 4U mm ack ack son crown. Thoy threw away their arms and crawled out of the woodn. They don't like to f li: 1 1 1 much on Ihu Kround." Blown to Bitt Ono American tank did un other Job on throo trucks load ed with Jon-ion outaldo Orloann, They Just blew them lo pieces. We learned later that tho Ger mans were comlna to Orleans from Purls on a three-day fur lunch. McGree und two of his friends. Sgt. Hlchard notsman of Ilncine, Wis., and Pvt. Clco Miles. Uavls City. Iowa, pried out pinion of unbreakable lns.i from the cockpits of Severn I wrecked enemy planes. Those aro nnioni! the most sought af ter Items of soldier souvenir hunters. Scavonqor Hunts There is always a race be tween tho air corps and around troops lo net to captured air fields lo strip enemy pianos of equipment. "If you don't gel Issued what you want In tho army you have fjol to go out and find ll or make It." declared Rossmnn. I wish I eould find a port-' able foxhole; I got tired of dig-1 Sing." he added. Aflor Inspecting the wrecked j field and Its equipment Ll. ' Parker Frederick of Mldvale. ! N. J., an aviation engineer, gnltl j the Germans had abandoned 8000 unused bombs. McOoe said It was a shame to waslo "all those nlco bombs" and muggpsted thai "we ought i mKo morn up and dump thorn on Illller in tlorlhi." Collapse of Bridge Kill. Road Worker FLORENCE, Aug. 31 (P)-A hiii 'W i? I'""1"0 cnlTl(!fl 0cn Hill, JJ, lLiigono, lo hlH death ves- ii.rriiiu ur....i.i..u . . -- the hi- rlu.. ( ..r ii ... .i.iiiii u, womandei in r.uKcne, who wai uom worn I.uno eouniv Hu7lor.lnclidoU.oSldw:nti on Was fill, also Injlirod. employes of tho road department. MEMBER PINS GIVEN IN FROM MERRILL MERRILL Ralph ltussell, Ron eburg. Grand Master of Oddfellow of Oregon, visiting Merrill lodge, Mo. 184 IOOF, Saturday night, August 20, pre sented 2fl-year membership pins to four Merrill residents, J. Le land Pope, Warren Fruits, Mel vln A. Bowmen and Lewis Kan- dra. t. A. Davis, of Tulelake, also eligible for the honor, was not present. Frank Hedrlck, past SO years old, believed to be the only charter member of the Merrill lodge now living here, wai hon ored during the evening. Among other notables hon ored wore Mra. Nellie Watten burg, Klamath Palls, past pres ident of the Rebdkah assembly of Oregon; Mra. Alma Cofcr, Klamath Fall, conductor Of the grand assembly of Oregon; R. H. Anderson, Grand Patriarch of the Patriarch Militant of Oregon, alto of Klamath Falls; O. J. Harris, district deputy Grand Patriarch, and Melvin A. Bowman, special deputy district Grand Matter. Rutsell spoke to the gather Ins of Oddfellows and Re bekaht on the needs of the Odd fellows home at Portland and of tho work that la to be acconv pushed. Donald Bowman and Ronnie Trolman offered several ac cordion numbers before re freshments were served under tho direction of O. J. Harris. Roy McNeill was general chair man. Guests from the Oddfellows and Robckah lodges of Klam ath Falls were greeted. MYSTERY SPOKANE Deputy Sheriff Ralph Buckley was called to a railroad roundhouse to Inspect a "mysterious communication." He mado a careful investiga tion and came up Wllh this ex pert Judgment: "Looks to me like somebody's been practicing on a typewriter." MALTING BARLEY! We Ara In the Markat For Malting Barlaf See Us fieore You Sell Pacific Supply Cooperative PHONE 3374 Klamath Falls Klamath Basin Cooperative PHONE 45 Tulelake r Wt art NEXT WED. 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