HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE FIVE
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21 M'i
inncd li'Klliili"ii uxUiihIIiik
lirouuli 1,,'in 1110 xlnionlliiiii'y
iers voted lilm by dinim'SH
i iho outbreak of war.
".i.. i. HI u runuwal ul thn
i 111 priorities, rnliiHiliiK, fond
" "....I iiik! O t ll C I' I'Mlt'l llCIK V
K octlvlUoM was rushed
Iho administration's uit-
horlty ',,r w'"' rrKiilatUms
' ",1,1 liuvi! CIHlud Willi tllC cIllKV
of this ''"' , , ,.
In Its renewed form, Uu: act
rirrlcs one of Iho f"W slrlims
.inched (o liny war IcKlslatlnn.
it nrovlclvn for llio first time a
court review of rullnwi of the
..... production bemrd.
1 1 wim nmnnu ii host of
Loiuits approved by thu piesl-
Ho olo lll:l " u"l uoosIIiik
,hg smoiinl of monoy cohrtcss
,en can spend " ,lR-'r
iflcM Tho ineiisurn boosts
Iron) $"5UU 10 SUSOu "n"""1
rifrk ll'ro amouin lur inriuurrs
iiiul authorizes the
jtiulc to rnlso maximum sahir-
,., of Comnlllll'O cjipi rm ii win
V.nn i !M)4. In addition It
$1021) for Iho clerk hire
allowance Ol mmrai iium
.UIC5 of 4,000.001) or less popii-
:,ilnn and sau-iu lor senuiors
from lanicr stales.
Strike Slated Ar
'odd Shipyards
crkn-ri.v. rw ai tn Tim
Like of local 0, United Ilroth
tthoocl of Welriors, Cutters and
Hrlpcrs. at Iho Todd Pacific
hlpvimis Hero nas ueen set inr
.in' UnnrltiV llpnrv A.
Doty, president, announced to
djy, but the other union at the
vd said In newspaper adver
iitrmeiila "there will ho no
iiiv ... - -
council, in an advertisement,
itilod: "The Seattle melal trades
council and tho American Fed
eration of Labor have pledged
t to smite miring mo war. . . .
swill neither respect the pick
lines of the 'United Wcldnrs'
r (nlcrnta their threatened
itrlke."
Tlma Chang Tho Klnmnth
uthcrnn Ladies Aid not hick
Chrltmas parly, which was
;xMulcri for 1 o'clock on Wed
;rc.dnv, December 27, will be
;htld instead at 0:30 p. m., Ilic
imt day.
Church Parly The Ladies of
the Emmanuel IJnplist church
iwlll hold a Christmas party al
the home of Mrs. June Grimes,
1131 Cnnby, on Thursday eve-
wig at vmu p. in.
In Portland Mrs. Holly Mon
roe Is In Portland for the week
hit will return here for the
:olldnys. Mrs. Monroe teaches
it Mills school.
Girl Born Lt. and Mrs. Phil
iKrlio are the parents of a baby
Kin, oorn ai tnc Kiamain valley
k...'f"!' on December 20. Mrs.
Krlio Is tho former llarbara Far-
fa. :
Report Snowfall Eight Inches
HI tlPW limuftill l.nu lin.n mnnrl.
I'd at Crater lake during the Inst
inowstorm. making a total of
'our feet lo dnlo.
Lnlost ronort from tho rteieh
ljjy Hitler is blissfully Insane.
ol, it was In our plans that he
uNiuiuiy lose his head.
Filipinos Call 'Em
KB
mmJkml.
unk JP,J;lv,,un. captured nftcr
fw ""'lunnno, in the Philippines, were "cnRcd" by Lt. Lnnque
r"iv
respecting the
execute them
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Ninth and Pin
Friday, IMmInr 22
7i30 P. M.
Hvcryoiio InvlK'il
Tuonan flitt iltn
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SSUm
Arrlv. From Mlchlnan Mr
and Mrs. James (. Stewart have
Just arrived In Klamath Falls
from Flint, Mid,., and plan to
make .r inmv iwr(, wll(,rc
Stewart, an experienced transfer
man, will be associated wltli the
Klamath Falls Transfer and
SliiniKo compiiiiy on Klamath
iiven i, or which Mr. and Mrs.
M. J. Voiiiik are iho owners.
I tie Sliiwnt'iw ,.. ,
he holidays with relatives ill
, . 1 L"'" ' returiiinii heru
riKht niter Christmas.
To Meet A meeting of the
expeiinienlal station enlarKe
meiit coninlltee will bu held
Iduy at 1:110 p. m., In the coun
ty "Kent ofricu in the federal
hitlldliiK, Tliu committee In
c odes Ulck lienzel, Ed Geary.
Henry Senum, 11, E. Hoyden, C.
A. 1 Ifllf li'i'Mnn u i ii-f A V -
Iho ineetniK has lo do with the
flnailCllllf III III,. ,,nl, I
for agricultural research.
Carols A program of Christ
n.as carols will be presented at
II a. m. Sunday at the Com
munity Congregational church.
Iho public Is Invited. The pro
gram will be directed by Mrs.
Henry Moore and Mary Eck
stein assisted by Mrs. George
Hillis.
On Leave Cnx'n irnmlci d.,i.
nam, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Putnam of Klamath Falls, ar
rived Wrdlietrlnv nll,l In D..n.l
ho holidays with his family. He
m nimiiineci ai Astoria, on duly
with the coast guard pilot ship.
He w 1 return tn Act,,,-!,, t-PL
day, December 211. '
Hnm am f . . 1 . . v. ,..1
"vun ,ui. dime
llowne, WAC, arrived home tills
Wfil fi-nn, Vnvi 11.... t
riKnii 1,1,1 tn u,...n.l ,1. n rM.:..i
' -"- 'I "I', 'in inu vllllKl-
mas holidays with her mother,
OUM" "owne, t:i nigh,
A his is Cpl. llownc's first visit
home in one year.
noturni Homa Mr, C,, nff
GniV has r,,ftirnnH tn l.nn.
at 2(120 Blsbee afler undergoing
a minor operation at Hillside
hospital Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Gray's condition is reported
to be satisfactory.
Church Program The Sun
day school of the First Metho
dist church will present its
Christmas program on Sunday
morning, December 24 al 9:30
in the lower auditorium. Every
one is invited to attend.
Mediator?
Harold MacMlllan, above. Brit
ish resident minister for the
Mediterranean who recently re
lumed to Rome following Lon
don conferences, may be or
dered tn Athens to use his
authority, as a member of the
British cabinet. In attempts to,
solve explosive Greek crisis
'Monkey Men
I II i
they swam ashore from n Nip ship
Japs'
civilian status, did not
I U, S. Naval Head 1
J
llOniZONTAI, 83 Denomination
1 Pictured dl- 60 Mineral rock
roc or of am- 87 Ho also com
pnlblous opcr- mnnded am
. otlona against phlbious oper
l ?lillm' Reor- atlona at
I. Adm. Richard 89 Ago
. h 00 Hongs as if
o toalesrn ui
.a uuM,ui;i;u
CJIIBl
13 Gathers after
01 Brilliancy
roapcra
18 Slender stick
10 Chief god of
Memphis
18 Weapons
19 Greater .
quantity
20 Crimson '
22 Postscript
(ab.)
23 Winnow
24 Near
20 Decigram
27 Paid notice
28 Spain (ab.)
VERTICAX
1 Head cover
2 Morsel
3 Close lo
4 Giont king of
Bashan
8 Lody Literate
in Arts (ab.)
6 Sweet
secretion
7 Sweet
potatoes
8 We
0 Press
10 Pinnacle
30 Fish
32 Wicked
34 Note in
Guido's scale
35 Brazilian
macaw
38 Leass
38 Solar disk
39 Bachelor of
Sclonce (ab.)
40 Within
42 Either
43 Compass point
44 Circle part
48 Lone Scout
(ab.)
47 His
played Impor
tant parts at
Salerno and
Nomur
49 Conceal
81 Pallid
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Young Boy Kills
5-Year-Old Niece
PRINCETON. III., Dec. 21 (TP)
Norman Burton, 15-ycar-old boy
who had been released on pro
bation to an elder sister, con
fessed today, Sheriff Frank Grls
ell said, that he killed his sister's
five-year-old daughter with a
skinning knife.
"When I asked him why he
did it, he just gave me a silly
grin and said. 'I don't know',"
the sheriff declared.
The boy, surrendered lo au
thorities this morning by his
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FRILLY OR TAILORED STYLES , . tV4LfeAC f .-v ffltff f '.
CREPES . . SHEERS . . SATINS K ,
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2.99 to 5.99 : , VJ :I
II I pmH ii ALL-WOOL SLIPOVERS, CARDIGANS . . f Hf. ' . - i Vj t
' 'IWmm LARGE VARIETY OF COLORS ; . . 1 iM 3
i ; ''LIJ $ v" Twills in Lovely Pastels . . I j)! ,v" .
tktrfk . : 'Open Crep.s with Blitter Trim.. '
j 2.99 to 5.99 Week .:; : - fo ;;.t
' - 617 MAIN ST. j ? MAIN v v i mrmwrnu m I
lo Prrvlon. '...!
11 Dutch city 42 Mystic
14 Nova Scotia syllable
(ab.) 44 Arabian gulf
17 Aid - 45 Varnish
19 Manufactured ingredients
21 The gods 48 Slide
23 Miielr. nnla AO T9nn,.l
24 Harsh to the 49 Jump on one
taste foot
25 Stories 50 Anger
28 Air raid alarm 51 3.1416
29 Flying vehicle 52 Cloth measure
31 8oed
54 Blood money
33 Huge tub
37 Weary
38 God of war
41 North Caro-
55 Sailor
57 Steamship
(ab.)
58 Biblical
parents here, was questioned and
taken to Dixon, seat of Lee coun
ty, in which the farm home of
the victim's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Tync, is situated
near Ohio, 111. There the body
of Sara Jane Tyne was found
yesterday, bruised and cut.
You can imagine the terrific
speed of our aerial battles over
Tokyo. We were roaring away
from the target with a tailwind
that brought our ground speed
up to about 500 rrules an hour.
The Jap fighters in turn were
approaching us at 40 miles an
hour.-r-Saipan-based B-29 airman.
REDS SHOVE
SBAGK
SLOVAKIA
(Continued from Pago One)
battle raging further to Die west,
north of the Danube bend, was
BOinic lavnrahlv fnr rori armv
troops struggling for other
routes wcsiwara toward Bra
tislava and Vienna.
The Get-man hifh fnmmnnA
was reported throwing in large
numbers of reserves and new air
units in an effort to check the
soviet push, which threatened
to snill nut nrrnss tho rinnnhn
and block escape routes from be-
leaguerea Budapest.
Yank Bombs Fall
On Jap Bases
V. S. PACIFIC FLEET HEAD
QUARTERS, Pearl Harbor, Dec.
21 (P) Japanese bases from the
Palaus to Iwo Jima, 750 miles
south of Tokyo, were hit by
American bombs Tuesday, Adm.
Chester W. Nimitz announced
today.
For the 13th consecutive day,
Liberators of the strategic air
force made the Marianas-to-Vol-cano
islands run to blast the
airstrip and installations at Iwo
Jima,
Transport Plane
To Carry Huge Load
Of Air Mail
SPOKANE, Dec. 21 (P) An
army transport plane was to
leave Spokane army air field
this afternoon with 5000 pounds
of air mail an estimated 100,
000 letters which arrived to
day from Seattle by train. A
second shipment of equal size is
expected for similar handling.
Postmaster Will W. Simpson
said the air mail offerings in
Seattle had exceeded the capac
ity of commercial planes. He
said army planes had carried
some air mail before.
Tangerine Queen
Nonite Dean Cuesta, above, of
Tampa, Florida's Tangerine
Queen, gave New Yorkers a look
at her brunet beauly and her
state's tangerines recently when
she arrived on a Good Will
Tour sponsored by Winter Ha
ven, Fla., Junior Chamber of
Commerce.
FDR Signs Bill
Authorizing Navy
Expansion
WASHINGTON, 'Dec.' 21 (F)
President Roosevelt, signed leg
islation today authorizing a $50,
000,000 expansion in naval ord
nance production facilities.
The house appropriations com
mittee said in its report on the
measure that increased reauire-
ments of the army air service
lor rocKet bombs would exhaust
previous authorizations for new
facilities. ......
WOOD
b Not Rationed,
st Dorrlt, Csliforala " '
For Sale
FIR and PINE SLABS
'6" Slibi J4.50 Per Cord
- Dry or Green
No Dellverle
Burt Peterson
Dorrll. Calif. .
POLICE COMIJTEE
TO ACT Qll HEUVEL
(Continued from Page One)
time har been set for the hear
Ing.
Circuit Judge David R. Van.
denberg is expected within a day
or two io pass sentence on an
other law enforcement officer,
who is in jail on the same
charge. The officer is J. C. Jones
22-year-old Merrill city marshal,
who has entered a plea of guilty
to contributing to the delinquen
cy of minor girl.
Last week, Judge Vanden-
hPrff RfliH In fnMT't ka ...n.,l
sentence Jones until another sim
ilar case, which he did not men
tion by name, had been brought
to a head. It appeared today that
he is prepared to sentence Jones.
Commodity Price
Index Hits Record
WASHINGTrW Tln 9.1 lia,
The bureau of, labor statistics
COmmoditV nrir-P inrlov arli.an
ed during the week ended De-
wciiiuci iu m. me nignesi level
since the war began, the labor
department announced today.
The increase of 0.2 per cent
for the week was caused by sea
sonally higher prices for eggs
and apples and upward adjust
ments In nrinpc fnr ii.hoat nr. A
hogs, the department said. The
uuix-au s inaex ai iu.4 per cent
of the 1926 average was 0.3 per
cent ahnve thp lpvpl if fn,,r'
weeks ago and 1.5 per cent
nigner man ai tne same time
lasi year.
I.O.O.F. No. 137
ANNUAL
Christmas Party
Friday Evening, Dec. 22, 8 P. M.
Program Entertainment Treat.
Odd Fellows, Rebekahs, their families and frlendi
cordially invited, ... ,v ' y
Stalin Observes
65th Birthday k
MOSCOW, Dec. 21 yP) '
Joseph Vissarionovich Djugash-
vili, better known to the world
us Premier Joseph Stalin, cele-
brated his 65th birthday today a
with a complete absence of of--ficial
fanfare. .
Although the soviet union
took no formal notice of the oc-ir
casion, telegrams from all over
the nation, as well as from
many of the world's capitals,
poured into the Kremlin. -
Neither press nor radio made
any mention of the occasion,"
but like Washington's birthday!
is known io every Russian.
When we sold them anything
from our country they charged
it on the books, but when they1'
brought anything to us from
Germany it was a cash deal and
usually very expensive for Bel-;
gium. Belgian Premier Hubert i
Pierlot.
For His Christmas
HICKOK
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$1 to $5
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