October 2, 1944
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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INVESTIGATION
Kliiimitli off Id ill tocluy
pressed mi iiivnatliiiitioii f the
fllnl iicelclont lit Clinmiilt 8ut
urduy In which N li'holiin Demo
triiku, Khiiiintli Union hltfh
school student, wns killed.
'i'liii dlntrk't attorney's office
reported Mint n Juvriillu iictltlun
may be filed to ulvo Juvenile
court Jurisdictions over drier
mlliiillou of thu en.ie ns It liffccU
ChnrU-s I'erry, lilh school Mil
itant, driver of tlm cur, An In
quest will iiroliiibly not he held,
District Attorney 1 Orlli Hide
more mild hn personally went
over the scene of the necldeiil,
unit Unit IndlciilloiM noliit to ex-
' Cwslve speed nt the llnin the enr
" left the hltihwny south of Che-
mult, went Inln ii linrrow pit, and
i (truck two trees,
KDemetriikos wns In the front
.; enl, end died shortly nfter the
crush. Perry, Mill Kerry mid
I Jack Anker, nil hluh school stu
j dents, were Injured, mid CieorKC
i Bell, nnothcr student esrnped nn
j hurl. The inlured hovs were re-
leaned from Klnmntli Viilley hos
. pjtiil todny.
f . Jl wan explained today (hut
the hoys went cm their own to
i1 SkIciii to see the itiinio hctween
: Kliiuuith hluh school mid Snlcin
Trldiiy uliiht. They did not o
' under sponsorship of the high
i school mid did not trnvul with
the footbiill trnm. The urcldent
occurred on the return trip,
y. In the nccldent report filed for
c younu I'erry, II was slnlcd thnt
: the boys stopped nt Chcimilt mid
i got a bun of douuhuiitji. Ueinetrn
i Kos not into thu front sent Inst,
! but U' door on his side did not
entirely close, A short dlstnnco
':' out of Cheiuult, the enr wns
Mopped iiiul the door was slum
; mctl shut.
j It wot shortly nfter resumlnu
j the trip thnt one of the boys In
t the renr sent renched into the
.V front sent for doimhnuls. The
; movement distrncled Perry's at
tention momentnrlly, nnd the enr
truck n soft shoulder, according
w ino report.
" Stnnley Woodruff, principal of
.KUIIS. snld Mondny thnt offl
clnl.i were making II possible
.! (or nil students to attend young
uemeiniKos iiinerni.
5 Honorary pallbearers have
been chosen from the senior
members of the "K" club to
which Uemelrakos wns eligible
for membership. Thev are
George Long, Arnold Ellis, Hob
ferKins. inn Wilson, Hurry Tin
doll nnd Bud Biehn.
Services will be held from Sn
ored Henri ehni'i-h iulll Wl,li.
lock's1 in chnrge, the tlmo to be
announced luier,
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Oregon Future U. S.
Linen Center,
Asserts Pfefferkorn
COHVALLIS Oct. 2 IPi.
V Oregon should be the future
center of nn Amorlcnn linen
industry. n Czeehnslnvnlclnn
linen mnnufneturer snld todny.
In n booklet published by
Oregon Stnto college. Richard
Pfefferkorn snld thnt linen
weaving would be moro ceo
' nomtcnl In this flnx-growlng
' ren than nnywhero clso In the
nation.
Pfefferkorn, who mado n
nevernl-yenr study of this region
under the AAA, recommended
improvements in grnding and
processing of Oregon flax to as
sure better cnllbro fiber.
Accidental Gun Fire
Kills Oregon Man
'i' KINGMAN, Arli., Oct, 2 (VP)
An: nceldontnl burst of machine
gun fire on tho Klngmnn army
airfield gunnery rnngo has
roved fatal to Pvt. Herman L.
teffnnson, Snndy, Ore,
- Tho Oregon mnn died In a
hospital hero Saturday night.
The Frldny accident killed one
man inmost tnstnntiy and in
jured another.
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EDITORIALS ON
NEWS
i
(Contlnuod From Ptg One) i
victors begin to look forward to
nnd plan for tlm future the mil
itary situation becomes compli
cated by tho I'UMTIC'AL situa
tion. History tells us that this polit
ical side of war is the toll in
which tlm seeds of peuco or
STILL MOI1U WAR will sprout.
The time Is hero when this
political news that marches side
by side with the Military news
is acutely Interesting to ui.
CKCHETARY HULL, today gives
" us a brief nnd far from satis
factory glimpse of this political
side of the fcurnpeau war,
It seems, according to scanty
disclosures he made nt Ills ncwr
conference this morning, that an
ALI.IKD (presumably llritlsii
Aincrlciin) iiillilnry mission wns
PMKCTKIj from Uiilgnrlu by a
ftUSKIAN commander. Hull says
pnclfyingly thai ho thinks the
missinn commander had not
been "properly" advised. The
mission, he adds, went Into Bul
garia to haiidlo ANGLO-AMERICAN
interests,
Ho "thinks" tho mutter hns
been straightened out (ns u result
of "arrangements" made by
Washington nnd London wltii
Moscow) and "expects" Hint the
mission will bo allowed to ro
cnter Bulgaria,
fSjOBOOY.wlll tell u. what It
4 ' is all about, so wo havo to
guess.
The best present guess Is Hint
nfter Hie war Russia aims to con
trol KVKH YT1I1NG in Kuropc
ensl of n line drawn through
about tho center of prcscnt-mnp
Poland. We and the British
seem to be handling Italy, but
over and over we appear to have
been told by the Husslnns to
keep our hands off of everything
east of tho Adriatic.
The Russians (one guesses)
suspected that this Bulgaria
"mission" was another attempt
by us nnd the British to gel our
fingers into wliut they rcgurd as
THEIR PIE.
,
T JNT1L the Germans are licked,
Ihero will be no open trouble
between ui-ond-!hc-Br!tlsh and
the Russians. We need their
help and they need ours to fin
ish off Hitler. Any political
clashes that may be in tho offing
will be kept under cover (ex
cept for minor Incidents, quickly
hushed up, . such as this Bul
garian missinn) until after Ger
many surrenders.
'
'TWERE may be NO trouble
'' coming up after the war with
Russia. WE (meaning the com
mon run of American citizens)
certainly want none. There Is
no sound reason why the United
States and Russia should clash
over any territorial situation
thnt enn nt present be foreseen.
' But little incidents such as
this Bulgarian mission (in which
we seem to hnvc been associnted
WITH THE BRITISH In some
venture which the Russians re
gard with suspicion) keep com
ing up frequently enough to
worry us common, ordinary
Americans, who want only to
get tho European wnr over and
done with nnd AREN'T interest
ed In .Europe's political-territorial
messes except ns they threat
en to breed future wars thnt
we'll be drawn into,
.
TN nil these matters, we would
A be Inclined to trust Secretary
Hull if wo felt that he had a
FREE HAND, but we have tho
uneasy feeling that he has no
freer hand in the over-all foreign
picture than Nelson has had In
tho War Production Board.
If he gets off the beam (by
talking too much) Secretary Hull
is Just as . likely to be sent to
China as Nelson or Wallace.
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nt points as far as 84 miles north
of Aachen.
American cavalry attacked nt
Hnvert, Germany, 10 miles
northwest of Ceilenklrchen and
20 miles north of Aachen, while
American i.imor, fighting on the
right of tho British second army
In Holland, advanced toward the
Mouse at Ovorloon, 54 miles
north of Aachen,
Swift Attacks
Surging Into the rubble of
German defenses almost before
the debris had stopped flying
from ono of the greatest aerial
and land . bombardments, the
Americans were reported pour
ing through a Inne or ruin point
ed nt the Rhine between Cologno
and Uusseldorf, side door to the
Ruhr and main highway to Ber
lin. "I doubt If they will stop now
until .they have reached the
Rhine," snld ono front line cor
respondent.
Hodges, ending a stalemate of
almost two weeks, led off tho as
sault with a tremendous massed
artillery bnrrago in which 10'
inch guns thundered salvoes into
tho enemy's fixed positions, and
an hour-long aerial attack bv
hundreds of medium and fighter
bombers.
Mnny of the enemy positions
wero shattered, and the defend
ers of others were pinned help
lessly in ineir concrete posts,
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worked ax switchman with the
Southern Pacific at Dunsmuir
for the past 19 years. He was
4Z years of age.
Gives Alarm
Information from Dunsmuir
said that a neighbor gave an
alarm at 1:25 a. m. Sunday when
she saw flames shooting from
the Spores' residence. At that
time, it' is understood, Spores
was outside trying to attach a
hose to extinguish the blaze. He
then returned to the house In an
attempt -to reach Mrs. Spores.
Hiss body was found In the
Kltcnen, Mrs. Spores body In the
bedroom.
Tho fire Is thought to hove
started from a Dine or valve con
nectcd to an oil stove which the
Spores had .installed recently.
The fire chief reported oil fumes
in the house when entrance was
gained.
One week ago two lives were
claimed in a fire which destroy
ed the Weed hotel in Dunsmuir.
Up to that dote the town had
never experienced death by fire.
Alligators with skulls moro
than six feet long once lived In
Texas. The fossil skull of one
has been restored. .
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Yanks Beat Back
Attacks in Italy
ROME, Oct. 2 (VP) Amorlcans
of the fifth army yesterday beat
back German counterattacks on
Monte Bnttaglia, lofty dominal
In height on the road to Imola
for the fourth straight day and
captured neighboring Monte Cap
pel la after a bitter battle, the
allied command announced to
day. Tho skies over most of the
Italian front cleared after nearly
a week of frcquont rains, enab
ling the Mediterranean allied air
force to tnko an active role sup
porting the doughboys.
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troops had penetrated 22 miles
into southeastern Hungary in an
offensive aimed at Budapest,
Magyar capital less than 100
miles distant. Russian gains in
that sector were officially ac
knowledged by Hungary but
their depth was not disclosed.)
(Moscow was silent about the
Hungarian drive and about the
situation at Warsaw, which was
described as "critical" by Polish
patriots as Berlin said the nazis
were overwhelming the dwind
ling guerrillas.)
Eastern Adrance
Soviet progress toward the
Morava valley route of the Bel
grado-Grecco railway wns the
omy important aavance.cioimca
todny along the entire eastern
front.
Aerial observation and Infor
mation from Yugoslav partisans
pinpointed the location of Gcr
man reinforcements diverted to
the - Serbian invasion sector.
Stornoviks, augmenting their
usual role of flying anti-tank
guns, were sent out along with
relays of light bombers in oara
lyzing assaults against these
troop movements.
Liquor Chief Cause
Of Divorce, Report
VANCOUVER, Wash., Oct. 2
tPl Clark county officials fla
urcd out today the principal
cause oi divorce; too mucn li
quor. '
Chief comnlaiht in the ma lor-
Ity of divorces ' here in the last
two and a half years was that
me otner spouse drank too mucn,
THEY SELL SEA-SHELLS
SEASIDE, Oct. 2 ?) The
Seaside chamber of commerce
may havo to go shell-hunting.
A curio manufacturer in Califor
nia sent a request for 8000 clam
or mussel shells, size 3 or -4
inencs -
To Honolulu Elisabeth Carey.
children's librarian at the city
library here for the past two
years, left several days ago for
Honolulu where she will become
children s librarian at the terri
torial library. '
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bo necessary to remove the bul
let. According to tho young wo
man's husband, the two were
hunting near Bly at about 9:30
a. m. and had approached a
Socket where there were a num
er of deer. DeVancy reported
"a lot of shooting" going on and
he thouuht a bullet ricocheted
and struck his wife. The bullet
entered the back above the right
hip, DcVoney rushed his wife
by car to Bly, called Ward's am
bulance and was met five miles
east of Bliss service station on
Bly mountain. Mrs. DcVaney
was admitted to the hospital at
10:30 a. m.
Bombers Aid New
Aachen Offense
LONDON, Oct. 2 (P) More
than 2700 allied warplanes
struck in close and deep support
today of the great new American
offensive against the Siegfried
line in the Aachen sector of
northwest Germany.
Over 1000 medium and fighter
bombers blazed a path Into the
nazi wall immediately before Lt.
Gen. Courtney H. Hodges' men.
About 900 Flying Fortresses
with 500 escorts tore at targets
around Cologne and Kassell
while 300 Liberators poured
bomb loads Into Germany s great
est freight yards at Hamm, 90
miles nortneast oi Aacnen.
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Allied Mission
Ejected From
Bulgaria, Report
WASHINGTON,' Oct.' 2 (P)
Secretary of State Hull said to
day that ejection of an allied
military mission from Bulgaria
by a Russian commander had
required a little attention but
that he thought the matter now
was straightened out.
The mission went into Bul-
f aria to handle Anglo-American
ntcrcsts, and some authorities
here said the Russian military
commander had not been pro
perly advised. .' - ;
Discussing the Incident at his
news conference, Hull: said ho
expected the mission would be
permitted to reenter, the defeat
ed nazi satellite as a result of
arrangements, made by .Wash
ington and London with Mos
cow. ' .
Tho secretary also reported
that allied armistice terms for
Bulgaria would be ready in due
course and that, meanwhile, he
could not help but . notice the
lack of speed with which Bul
garia, is pulling out. of Greece
and Yugoslavia. '
Hull, 73 years old .today, ob
served the anniversary by
working as usual.
Johnston Against
Lifting Ceiling
WASHINGTON,! Oct. 2' fP)
Eric A. Johnston,- president -of
the U. S. chamber of commerce,
said today in a statement pre
pared for the war labor board
that: he favors high .wages but
opposes lifting existing, wage
ceilings because, he argued, that
might lead, to inflation and then
to deflation. ' ' ' , " ' ,
"After' the" last war we had
inflation followed- by deflation,"
he said. "We must avoid that
mistake Oils lime,"
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"Will Defeat of Germany
Lessen the Need
for Saving Used Fats?"
IP.. f c 1 V
' LCI MARSHALL VictOTy OVCT
Germany still leaves the Japs in
possession of. the Dutch East Indies,
the Philippines and Malaya coun
tries from - which we formerly im
ported about one biljion pounds of
fats and oils each year. .
' Even victory over Japan will not
ease the situation immediately. Not
for a year or more can these areas be
brought back to pre-war production
levels.
In the meantime, the need for your
used fats will be as acute as ever for
these reasons : '
X Even after European victory, vre (till have .
Japan to beat. Van luppliei of ammunition, medi
cines, parachutes, rubber beats, naps and other
battlefield essentials mutt keep on going to our
fighting men In a iteady stream. These all requite
, fats to m ake. '
, ' 2 We must .help In the rehabilitation ef lib
erated eauntrlesiWh is Greece, Norway and the
- Netherlands, with medicines, machinery, etc.
3 Many factories bow producing for war will
rum to manufacturing the civilian goods we need
so urgently. These factories will consume vast
quantities of industrial fats..
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Double Bill
At Armory
Friday Eve
m
There will' be a double main
event at tho armory this Friday
night . when Paavo Katonen
meets the "Grey Mask" and
Jack Kizer takes on "Blood and
Guts" Davidson. Paavo chal
lenged the winner of last Fri
day night's go and the vicious
hooded rassler has accepted.
Both matches will be a one
hour time limit or two out of
three falls and a coin will be
tossed to decide which bout will
precede the other. This is the
first time a double bill has been
seen here for some time and
both should be rough and tum
ble affairs.
Paavo lost to the "mask"
recently in Salem when he was
unable to return after the first
fall as a result of some terrific
head butts from the masked
marvel. Paavo has a hard
konk himself and will probably
seek revenge In another ex
change of cranium crushing.
The other go will be an
nounced later as final arrange
ments have not yet been made.
GRANTED DEGREE
PORTLAND, Oct. 2 P)
Ernest W. . Warrington, Oregon
State college professor of reli
gion, will be granted an honor
ary Doctor of Divinity degree at
Lewis and Clark college here
Wednesday.
Gas on Stomach
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Um. No lautita Bell -am brtnn rem fort ia a
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jedmdit, SAFEWAY
THE GOVERNMENT ANSWERS
. American farmers are doing every-'
: thing possible to build up domestic
production of fats and oils. But dur
ing the next 12 months, because of a ,
smaller hog kill and reduced yields of
some oil-seed crops, we expect, that
approximately a billion-and-a-third
pounds less of fats will be produced. '
Need Greater, Than Ever
Therefore, more than ever, salvag- .
ing used cooking fats is an important
resource on which the. country must .
continue to lean in order to tide us
over.
Saving used fats is not a glamorous
task. It takes effort. But it is one that
only you, the American housewife, can
perform for the country. We ask you
to continue the wonderful job you are
doing to help speed final Victory.
Mrs. America,
the need for saving '
used cooking fats
will be as great or
greater than ever.
For every pound of used fat, your
butcher will-give you H and two free
. red points! Keep on saving every drop.
AUTHORITY ON
DEAFNESS HERE
V
S. C. MITCHELL
Mr. 8. C. Mitchell, with long
xperlenca on hard-of-haarinj
problems, will conduct . a frae
Clinic for the hard-of-haarlnj
at tha Wi-Ne-Ma Hotl.! Klam
ath Falls,, on Wednesday and
Thursday, Oct. 4th ind Slh.
from 10:00 A. M. to 8:00. P. M,
Being hard of hearing htm"
self, Mr. Mitchall takes an un
derstanding interest In helping
the hard-of-hearlng, ' and is
wall qualified to make scientifi
cally correct fittings ' of . bona
and air conduction instruments
Tha new Acousticon ' Speech
Hearing Test will be given as.
well as a private demonstration
of the aid based on U. 8. Got
arnment findings, and made by
America's oldest " hearing aid
manufacturer. Simply' call ' at
the hotel at lima mentioned,
above. Evening appointment for
a demonstration . in ' your own
home ' may. be had by' phoning
the hotel on above date.
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