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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1944)
I IIESTIEt JUSTMENT u,lnB tho establishment ffu uri'l w" coUinifs a onion JiiirvcMt, mower ",'(,, IlllVO bOlMl Hcl ilio rowor' nwoc a Lid the war food udmln Jn wnKo board, to miiko "i. on uniiHual fluids, .those Hint mp particular iv wlifio yields nro very ooliiluw small, or other , of ll'in nature. Tho ori- inmiUMS met nt Merrill londny "I'd worked out a l of adjustments and re l piiliiiKcniont of tho com ,, Z a" district so that uinnlrl not be burdensome lv individual. Tho commit- Lh wfa watfo boards for L, it. nt'fii ni-v !hFii;-Lcc Hnlllday. Varrcn, Lee McMullcn, , Abbott A. H. Campbell. uvPcrry Dixon, V. M. fern" G. .1. Hllyi'Pd. 8. E. ninr.lv llll-n Cart. Elmer C. Lcmlep. wnnii. D. N. EhkIo. W. F. lie, Lewis Kandra, J. R. u'nWlllliim rtujnus. Tony Lai, John RehfP, Harvey (Ion, M. J. Loosloy Ldwln iv. Frank Vletorin, Gerald !CSl, rinri " ii. mil. vaiioy r... uikii, A. Marshall, Roy G. i.( fieoruo Stovonson. Itiiiia Benson Dixon. E. fcowen, Dill Stewart, Lea hrt, Wesley jjenroorn, jonn r.nd W. L. Hell. Ililikc. West Side Webb lion. Ivan Rose. Bob No William iiawira, Clarke Bir. lltloko. East Side Ira Ott In Dishninn. Ray Baker. Kd Iran, Ralph lJowcll ana Lties' tonccipber. owcrs wishlnK to huvo ad licnls made In wanes naid Ito and onion harvest labor ild got In touch with one ;oro or the committeemen In district, and growers or hltleemen may get in touch Frank Sriuicr. local repre- lalive of the war food admin- Hon waKn bonrd. at the Hall In Klamath Falls. RRA Okays Italy fef Proposal I0NTREAL, Sept. 22 fPj I United Nations relief and (tiabilltatlon administration's fey committed approved to- a u n i lea .Males proposal to end S50.UU0.000 for relief Italy. The UNRRA council Ixpcctcd to follow suit Moil- ycbate on the proposal was r.ra over into today s session pn the Norwegian delegation fcd for an Itemized list of' Ipllcs which will be used in By, in order to insure the Icr European nations that fly will not receive any item (which the people of the Unit- : nnuons are snort-rationed. ! list will come from Direc Gencral Herbert H. Lch- ' office. larch Continues br Missing Plane EDMONTON, Alta., Sept. 22 Search Is belns made lund Mt. McKinlcy for a U. jslr transport plane reported IfJIIlC TllMrlnu nil n ftlohl frnm choraRc to Fairbanks with 18 Jcngers and three crewmen pard. tranDer ronnrled h heard jcrash near Lane creek, 40 f southeast of tho 20,000- Rt nnnlr TiUnn. Tnl ild, Fairbanks, are making tho rr " Inrmy ailtllnrtft ttnirj. wnf rm. fed tho names of the missing. Mtern Agriculture ii ten Band Together . PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 22 ) Directors of agriculture in western slates banded to iler today to promote inter re trade in tho west and aid ."IMS and llvcstockmen. . ft new organization, tentative at a conference of western "culture leaders here, would aide directors of agriculture Wnt aoiiiiiKtuu, .lilll- g. Montana, Idaho. Utah. Kzonn, few Mexico, Nevada, f2!L0 and Wyoming. Coming FRANKIE MASTERS I Wed., Sept. 27 DANCE SAT. NIGHT ARMORY BaBdy MmIc by 9 DUIIU Pnfuirinn HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVEN Life-Saving Boon Penicillin, the llfc-nnvins wonder drug heretofore all too scarce, now Is being turned out In mass quantities in Canada. Above, Esther Fox, laboratory technician, draws oil sample of broth from one of hundreds of bottles In culture room at the University of Toronto's Connaught Laboratories, as step in prducing the vital drug tor the armed forces Optical Company Gets New Manager Dr. John Monahan, former rcsl. dent of Cottage Grove, is the new manager of Columbia Opti cal company here, replacing Dr. urecr v . ulascoe who served as manager of the local office for tho past six years. Dr. Glascoc and family are now living in Portland where he is affiliated with that branch. Dr. and Mrs. Monahan are liv ing, at the Cascade. Vancouver War Housing Shrinki VANCOUVER, Wash., Sept. 22 (fp) Vancouver's sprawling war housing constructed on a giant scale to accommodate the influx of shipyard workers is beginning to shrink. Housing officials planned to day to dismantle a grout) of 22 long-empty housing units the second group of houses to be ordered removed. Classified Ads Bring Results. Night Policeman Thwarts Robbery Of Idaho Bank DONNELLY, Idaho, Sept. 22 (Pi Robbery of the First State bank hero of several hundred dollars in coin was thwarted to day when night patrolman Ras Jorgenscn surprised the burglars ai me rear oi me oanx. Deputy Sheriff Earl Kollcy of Cascade said two men cut open the heavy outer door of the bank vault with an acetylene torch, but did not force open a safe in side, where currency and other valuables are kept. Cordon to Return To Home State PORTLAND, Sept. 22 VP) Senator Guy Cordon will return to his home state of Oregon next Wednesday or Thursday, Mar shall Cornetl, Cordon's campaign manager, said today. Headquarters for Cordon's campaign for election to the senate on the republican ticket will be opened here Monday. Hunt For Bank Robber Continues PENDLETON, Sept. 22 (Pi Search for the gunman who $1000 Wednesday afternoon was continuing today in the mount ainous country east of Seneca, state police said here today. No clues have been1 uncover ed since the bandit's car was found abandoned In that area Wednesday night. Largest ; open-face granite quarry in the world ii at Mt. Airy, N. C. CM "O C D m CM a. CI j u H Z O X THIS TICKET entitles you to one cbm plete and thorough audiometrie test of your hearing at the next SONOTONE HEARING CENTER This scientific test takes only 20 minutes and involves no cost or obligation. Certified SotiotMi ContuHant 1 Ex-Dolinquent Likes Woodburn DANDON, Sept. 22 Pl The county probation officer, who knows how to deal with boys that run away trom the slate training school lo return home, now has the thing in reverse. A lU-ycarold lad, paroled from the training school four months ago, got along well in his parents' home until school started, then ho disappeared. A search revealed that he had climbed on a bus and gone back to the state training school at Woodburn. Industrial Mishap Fatalities Listed SALEM. Sept. 22 (Pi Four fatalities, 1204 accidents and 10 claims for occupational dis ease were reported to the slate industrial accident commission during tho week ending Sep tember 21. The dead: Con W. Grove, Co quillc lineman, injured January 6, 1D42; John Zcntner, McMinn ville laborer, injured Septem ber 12, this year; Roy L. Renfro, Marshficld carrier driver, in jured September 11, and Holver Kaasa, Eugene powderman, in jured September 11. Ex-Service Dog Coming Home SALEM, Sept. 22 (P) City Fireman Paul L. Phillips will ! risk the unfriendly reaction of his son's service dog to his own non-GI uniform, he said today. Notified that the German shepherd dog his boy sent into training approximately two years ago has completed 18 months of active service and is ready for discharge, but warned that the animal has been trained to be aggressive, Phillips said ho and his wife and 8-year-old Jack held some serious family conferences but decided to take (he service star from the boy's bedroom window and to at tempt to rehabilitate their veteran. Million and Half In Navy Overseas ' WASHINGTON, Sept. 22 (Pi More than a million and a half naval officers and men now arc at sea with tho United Slates fleets or assigned to over seas duty. This number, growing daily as new ships arc added to the fleets, represents approximate ly one-half the total navy personnel. Do YouWont J Q g lit Do You Want Do You Want INSURANCE? SECURITY? VOTE YES X on Amendment 316 Nov. 7! KBND, Bond: Fridays, 8:15 to 8:30 P. M. KOOS, Marshfiold: Flldays, 8:15 to 8:30 P. MV KXL, Portland, Saturdays, 6:30 to 6i45 P. M. KSLM, Salem: Fridays, 6:30 to 6:45 P. M. 316 will ereote Jobs for young worker! by retiring those 60 ond over on a minimum of $60 a month, and expand business to a point where more jobs will open up through greater demand for goods and services. 316 WILL PROVIDE INSURANCE for all against poverty in old-age and against total disability at any .-. 3' 316 WILL BRING SECURITY TO ALL ORESONIANS by stabilizing business, providing insurance for all, creating moro jobs, and maintaining an open market For the goods produced under free enterprise! Campaign Committee for $60 at 60 '' 333 Railway Exchange Building ' Porflahd 4, Oregon .. . I or 111 V; "x , ,yr There's An Oar Here for I YO It's a lifesaving job, all right! And the lifeboat must be manned by us civil ians on the home front.. The lives of our servicemen's children must be sustained and cared for. All children must be guarded from the great wave of delinquency that Wartime conditions have caused. Comfort and cheer must go out to our war prisoners in enemy lands. i , ........ Nerve-relaxing entertainment must be provided for our fighting men abroad. Many, many needs must be covered by your one gift this year to the Klamath County Combined Community Campaign. Agencies That Will Get the Bulk of Your Gift Are: Boy Scouts Troop Entertainment Girl Scouts U. S. War Prisoner Relief Camp Fire Girls Merchant Seaman Relief Salvation Army U. 5. O. So Take Up Your Oar And GIVE ft FULLW Klamath's Quota Is $65,000 Kl ama th County Com bin eel Com m un ity Fund Mry mahoney LAUI. sWlGART '
