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1944
Nov
pONITED
flF CONSPIRACIES
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE THREI
i . ..nW Nnv. 14 (!') All
"5 ncr cort marlli.1 con-
? four violations of tho
"f Llclc o( war I" connection
,U,n .ward of 1 .000.000 in
f1?'. ,m.uny. sontoncod
wUa.Lc "ycnrii at hnrd labor.
.Ih him from "'vll:0 "nl
"T. iVvoiir-uld former mnnn
Thnt cx-l oMvywelul.l Chum
tf 7, j. Uruddock wim
;inn James "..,. ,,,.
lirnii."'" , i, ..uiiird
"?"liLt fr Wl,r "nUriul.
' . nicirn I inn
I" !.. li.nmllllU to UIVO
ffi'sul RES hid been employed
b, th. Corwll firm o pub-HcityXcnt.
Service Men
and Women
Home on Leave
ARM3c Cnrl D. Shaver from
DeUnd, Flu. Hero until No
vember 10.
PFC J. W. Nutter from Cump
Cnmpbcll. Ky. Hero until No
vember 20,
The iibuvo go.'vlco people ore
ontltled to free pusses to the lo
cal tlicutrc mil free fountain
norvlco ut Lo-t Ulvcr dulry by
courtesy of Lloyd Lnmb of tho
theotreii and It C Woodruff ol
tho dulry. Plcuso call at Tho
Neraici unit Navu oiflco (usk for
PiiiiI llulncs) for your courtesy
tickets
E'
HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 14 (Pi
The refusal of Cecil 13. do Mllle,
film director and radio producer,
to puy a $1 union assessment in
a cumpultfn to defeat' a state pro
position lit the November 7 elec
tion known as the "rlht of em
ployment initiative" may cost
him his rlKht to put on his Mon
day nlKht rndlo show (Lux).
Do Mllle, who is paid $5000 a
week for produchiK tho show,
refused to pay the ' assessment
to the American Federation of
Rndlo Artists,
Claude L. Medio', AFRA sec
retary, said Do Mllle has been
put .in the dues nnd assessments
IIS CONTINUES
IPPOSIIN
nMfTrtW Nnv. 14 ,VJT
prSent Roosevelt announced
.i.y ""!" ",.': "? "
' . .i i-.i-nnviTs on un-
ITSSSrt Is delenled.
Byrnes has been scrvnm un
dtr i temporary appointment,
hiving (old the president ho did
lot wont the Jh on a permanent
'"llowcvcr, Presidential Secro
liry Stephen Knrly culled report-
in to nn uiix."
' ,j ,i rpiwt them this
Ultment 'from the president:
I "In View Ol wic nniJi uuivu ut
I .I., ti.n mltttiliiu nf thn
(Mir It top speed, nnd at tho per-
wnil request oi mo pri-mui-m.
i...tij. DurnM hn rnnnontrd
to continue as the director of the
Mice 01 war mnniinnuuii mini
the elimination of Gcrmuny from
ilhe wir. .
"The president is very mucn
..IMI-J kv wllllnoiiriiK nf
iiKilee Bvrnes to do tills, and
the work of the office will,
Iherewre, conllnuo as ai pro
mt.
lo enter the adminlstrntlnii's war
iroiram ana occame ncna os ine
ma oi war moDinzaiion a
... h.UI.U huMiHlli, ,nK l.lm
LVIt Willll! lvii,i:,,,ij rvii. ...in
the unofficial litlo of "assistant
ptaioem.'
,s.
TO
T
LA PAZ. nollvln. Nov. 14 (Pi
The United Slates litis sent 10,-
000 tons of whent to Bolivia to
alleviate a shnrtniio due lo fall
uro lo receive customary sup
plies from Argentina, it was dis
closed today,
To meet n request for help,
the United Stales uovcrnment di
rected Australia-bound ships to
put in at tho Chlleim ports of
AmoiiiHasia nnd Africa, where
the wheat wns discharged for
trans-shlnmonl overland to Boli
via. Bolivia has no outlet to the
sea.
Bolivian officials, expressing
their gratitude, said falluro to
receive tho expected Argenllno
shipments resulted from a dislo
cation of rull transport partly at
tributable to Argentine army
mnneiiverii.
delinquency list and that action
wlll.be taken by . the federation
board, December 1. He said that
radio artists : must be In good
standing: to appear on the air
and that suspension or. expulsion
of members who tan to pay dues
or assessments is possible.
De Mllle, who supported the
proposition' Which was-defeated,
said he refused to pay the as
sessment but 'had no other com
ment to. make.
Proposition No. 12 was de
scribed on the ballot as being
for 'the ."right of employment,
free from Interference because
an employe does or does not be-
iuhh iu a law. uidi'i.biiuii phu
would have made Illegal any'-ln-terference
with the act.
, United States Marines have
Slaved an important role in the
Istory of Hawaii for more than
l.ii) years.
ANNOUNCING
Rev. T. J. Jones
of London, England
At The
ASSEMBLY-OF GOD
CHURCH
...746. Oak. St.
" .' SERVICES: ' r' ' .'."' '
THURSDAY at 2:30 P. M. and 7:30 p.-M.
FRI DAY at 1 0:30' A! M.; 2:30 & 7:30 P. M.
Hear This Noted Preacher, Bible .Teacher ahd
Camp Meeting Speaker. ' TWO DAYS' ONLY.',
REV. A.: HAROLD PERSI NC, Pastor.
ENTI
PLEAD HOTEL IB
PORTLAND, Nov. 14 (I')
Portland's Hotel Owners' asso
ciation is . attempting to prevent
"several hundred" tentatively
scheduled conventions from com-
inu here in 1045. Flnvcl Icmplc,
secretary, said today.
Temple said that the associa
tion was trvinx to ston a logucrs'
organization from meeting here,
"but they still intend to come
and they want 1000 rooms." He
said the group was the only one
with definite plans.
"We have been making every
effort In the past lo house work
ers essential to tho wiir effort,"
he stated, "and have been trying
to cut down conventions for a
long time." .
'i'ho president's committee on
congested areas.ahd the ODT re
quested yesterday that Pacific
const area noieis cancel an
hotel reservations for- the dura
tion. . ... i - .....
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