ARGES FILED
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New Assistant
Naval Secretary
Named by FDR
WASHINGTON. Jun, 22 (API
II. Struvo I IoijkuI nl New Jer
liny wan nontlnuted lodny by
President Hooscvult to bo as
sistant sverotury of the nuvy.
. Honsel, who hui boen serving
the navy department In a legal
cupiiclly on contractu (or some
three ycara, win movo into tiio
Bouillon vacutud ' when Kulph
nrd bocumo undersecretary,
Other nomlnatlona submitted
to the sonata Included:
Aubrey W. Wllllums or Ala
bama, former head of t It o
national youth administration;
to bo rum I electrification ad
mlnliitratnr. Mo would succeed
Hurry Slnttory, who resigned
rocently under protest. .
Edward Jncknon Kyle of
Texas to bo embassador to Gua
temala.
Joseph P. McGurk to be em
bassador to the Dominican re
public, R." Henry Norwcb of Ohio,
now ambassador to Portugal, to
bo ambassador to Panama, i
NAZI TROOPS
FLEEING
TO
LI MAULED
(Continued From Pnao One)
sink's two mobile reaervo
armies.
Allied olr power Intervened
as tho American third army
fought Into the atrecta of Wiltz,
southern anchor of German dc-
ft-nai'S in Luxembourg, and aa
thu U, S. first army stormed In
to the open from tho forest belt
protecting St. Vlth, 2i miles
away.
Prisoner
BY.
On Leave J, A. "At" Dollar
hlde, chief petty offlcor. US
navy, la on leave for several daya
vlaltlnghls porenta, Mr. and Mrs.
O. B. Dollnrhlde, and his slator,
Mrs, F. J. Smith, 4435 Board
man. Dollurhldc returned from
overseas duty In 1044 and for the
fiant nine months hoa been att
ached to the floet air command
at Seattle, Wash. He has served
aa chief yeoman to Rear Admiral
J. J. Ballcnlinc.
OF
Wounded Pvt. George G,
Huntley, husband of Esther L.
Huntley of Lakcvlew, Is re
ported wounded in action In the
Southwest Pacific theater, nc-
cordlmi to Information, from the
war. department which has ad
vised next of kin as to any
chango In status.
mtlnued From Pago One)
te whether their report
d be filed before tho legls
c adjourns. 1
ilher did they give any In
ition whether they would co
jale with a ilmllnr commit
oi mo wnsniimion tegisia-
The Washlnmon and Ore
liquor commissions entered
,!! Jointly. ...
own Denies
sot Spoilage ,
BRTLAND. Or., Jan. 22 (P)
Binnell Brown, district OPA
linlilrslor here. Inrlnv flntW
Jed charges that meat la
ling In Portland shops be-
oi uinienca ration values.
OPA survey of mnr than
llorei here Inst week disT
Id neither stxillcd meat nor
f meat that seemed In dan
of spoiling." ho declared.
K dealeni rilH rrirt "an
fupply of hind quarter"
rver. Brawn ulrl
t cry change in ration values
U In. light buying until
!:wivra nave umlllarlzed
wives with stretching
I as far ni Ihnv ulli
fjld,, explaining that this
u .vtouni lor somewhat '
cr meat sales.
tfwor Planning
pup Slates Meeting
dinner meeting of tho post-
aiming committee ; has
IlltCd far Tlioirln..
:30 at the Pel Iron ThI
P. concerns postwar plan-
Plry, and Denn Pnul M.
f .of the school of forestry at
ton Statu I. l. il.
flpal speaker,
ft meeting will Include tho
miu uuitit.1 oi ui-
ln.'u?cn "mbcrmen and
Cfc.' Inlerostcd In tho
r.",;",u""n, providing they
ifi,, "" "UEr 01 com
fe'dS1 o""? at bo
iAdsBrlng Resulta,
0 an n'.:'..'..j
Railroad Carman
Sout, pncf(c
m iL ? rcpnlr 0r rcbulld
lBo,a,;'c,mor,anc.o'han
Inr tr:.' ; muM
io We, "llf""' nd .troop.
atlon . r J , 1 Pr ' cm
penin f S Pl ,hcro ''
a liW.vv-vital
rorklna r,lV Jb. You'l
O'Mnt I win , folki you,n
Imen ' ,7" Urst-class
I Mcdi, I?"." P.P-lvl-
io fn-ii. 1110 southern
..r. . . sot bacW
and . "f w"'"' 'your
delate i Tn1CC aro rcB"y
"""' P. Aflent
Rates Committee Thore
will be a 'meeting of tho cham
ber of commerce board of di
rectors and tho rates committee
on tho matter of establishing
traffic rates bureau in Klamath
Falls. , . ' . - - :.
Have Mumps Ruth and Vir
ginia Roenlcke, young daughters
of m. ana Mrs. a. u. ttocnicKe,
of Portland street, are confined
to their homo with mumps. Their
young brother Frederick has
now recovered. : , ' ,
' Beturns From SaUm Clar
ence A. ' Humble returned to
Klamath Falls after an official
business trip to Snlem during
the latter part of last week. .
Dance Hall Fire ,
Costs $45,000
FAIR VIEW. Jan." 22 (Jp) Fail
ure to Investigate smoke slowly
filtering ' Into the Blue Lake
Chateau dance hall late last
night resulted two hours later
In 143,000 fire damage.
. Charles S. Taylor, operator,
told firemen' ha believed the
smoke was from cigarettes in
the crowd of Vancouver ship
yard machinists and friends. Ho
later discovered a second floor
bedroom in flames.'
Gresham and Troutdale fire
men were handicapped by dif
ficulty in reaching water sup
ply. VITAL STATISTICS
DKCKARD Born t lllllild holplul,
KUmalh rll. On., January 31, 1949,
to Mr. and Mn. Thnmas E. Dcekard.
Kano, Or-, a boy, wnihl: a pounds
alt nunrai. Nam: William Marvin.
JKNriKNnorn l lllllildi noiniiai,
RUmath ralli. Ore.. January 21. 1P4V tu
r. and Mn. Oaorst Jenian, 3i9s rat
tanon, a flrl, Vtlslu: T pounds .9
ouncai.
BAHTIAN Born at Klamath Vallay
hospital, Klamath rails, Or.. January
11, 1049. to Mr. and Mrs. T. VV. Dastaln,
1331 Adams, a ilrl. Welsht: t pounds
ei ounces, ' .
fcUUIS Horn at Klamath Valley hos
pital, Klamath rails. Or.. January, 30,
1049. to Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Ellis,
324 J ii While, flrl. Welsm: S pounds
8 ounces. '
M'NEAtV-norn . at Klamalh . Vallty
hospital, Klamath rails, Ore., January
IB. 11)49, lo Mr. and Mrs. rrsncl McNeai,
8940 Hop, a boy, Welsht: . S pounds
10U ounces.. j,
imitltv Born at Klamalh Valley hos.
pltal. Klamalh rails, Ore., January 10,
1049, lo Mr. and Mrs. Vrn Brry, Ml
Mlicnall, a boy. .Welsht: a pounds 1
ounces.
COOK Born at Klamalh Valley hos
pltal, Klamalh Falls. Ore., -January .11,
1049. to Mr. and Mrs... John L. Cook,
Box USA. city, a slrl. Weliht: a pounds
iniLMlHi:--Born at Klamsth, Vart in
hospital. Klamalh Tails. Or,, January
Id, 1049, to Mrs. Carrie Shulmlro and
(he lata Charles fthulmlre, 1991 Blsbee,
a slrl. Welsht! (pounds 7 ounces.
RANCAltnow-rtorn' at.Klamath Val
ley hospital. Klamalh raUi,.pra., ..Jan;
uary 11. 1049. lo Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Nancarrow. 1013 Main, a boy, Wolshli
7 pounds Hi ounces. ,
(Continued From Pago One)
had' presented for '. their ap
proval, Vol of Confidence
Walter Hnllannn, West Vir
ginia committeeman, said ' the
committee's action In effect
constituted voto of confidence
for Drowncll,
Nelson was greeted with sll
enco when ho told tho commit
tee that because Browncll's law
firm In New York represents
largo corporations, the reten
tion of the present chairman
might allenato labor votes.
Should Decide
- "Tho chairman should deter
mine now whether his personal
Interests aro more important
than the republican party's in
terests In tho United Stales,"
Nelson declared.
Almost without comment on
this one-man revolt, tho com
mittee swiftly aproved Brown
cll's program, ,
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of
New York took hand Indirectly
today In the republican national
committee's midwinter meeting
by sending word to some mem
bers that Herbert Browncll Jr.
is doing "a grand Job" as chair
man. , .
wmki
n rarer,
: 111
Mi
IS GEORGE BURNS FRAMED
AGAIN? What's Oracle , Allen
got up hor sleeve this time? Re
modelling the Burns' house pt
Just remodelling George? Ypu
novtr can Jell. Tune In George
Burns ft Graclo Allen on your
radio tonight for a rlb-tlekllng
half-hour . . . KSL . . . 6i30 . . .
MBO on your dial. .- 1 .
. (Continued from Page' One)
ploye has held steadfast in his
denial that he killed Ewing who
was found shortly after noon
Friday. January 12. near, the
Kolplne . plant southwest . of
ruumuui rails, twing died a
lew nours later at Kinmnlli val
ley hosnltal. Davis had nrevl
ously admitted seeing Ewing the
aiiernoon and evening oi Janu
nry 10, and said he had loaned
mm nia car at mat time.
Turned In Gun
Davlg had brought a .32 Smith
and Wesson pistol to Sheriff
Lloyd L. Low on Wednesday of
last wcck and tne gun was im
mediately forwarded, to Dr. Jos
eph Bccman. criminoloeist. who
advised tho sheriff early Thurs
day afternoon that bullets found
In twine s body came from the
gun which Davlg had said was In
tna car uio nignt Ewing bor
rowed tne machine.
At a late hour Monday, Davlg
nan not retained an attorney.
Man-Injured in Car
Accident Saturday
. Gu Nelson, SO, for many
years Janitor at the First Feder
al Savings and Loan, and at Max
Coffee shop, is In Klamath Val
ley hospital suffering from leg
and shoulder injuries received at
10:25 p, m. Saturday when 'he
wns struck by a car operated by
Raymond H. Hanson, route 1,
box 063, city. - .
Nelson is thought to have a
fractured leg and X-raya were
taken Monday. According to the
police report,. Hanson had stop
ped at 4th and' Main, and was
turning right as Nelson left the
curb at the California. Oregon
Power company and Jaywalked
across the strebt. Nelson lives
at 540 Blehn. ...
Hans Norland Fire Insurance.
Phono 6060.
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SSat. Charles Kujawski.
United States army Infantry, is
now a prisoner of war of Ger
many, according to word re
ceived by his wife, Patricia, 924
Martin.
Sgt . Kujawski
Held Prisoner
SSul. Charles Kujawski.
United States army infantry, who
has twice been reported missing
in action in the . European
theater, is now a prisoner of war
in Germany, according to word
received by his wife, tho former
Patricia Ghcllcr, an employe of
tho Pacific Telephone and Tele
graph company. Word como to
the soldier's wlf and three-year-
old son. "Corky." Saturday night,
KuJawskl was first reported
missing October 4, in Ucrmany,
He rejoined his outfit on Octob
er 20. At that time he was pro
moted from private first class to
staff sergeant because of his com
bat service, becond report thai
Kujawski was missing, came to
his family November 17, in a
letter written by him from Sta
lag ll-B. They had not been
informed by the war department,
Mrs. Kujawski said. Her hus
band went overseas in June,
1944. took nurt in the liberation
of Paris and then went into Bel
gium with tho army.
Swift-Moving Yanks
Capture Luzon Town
- (Continued From vPage One)
Tarloc brought to five the Amer
ican bases on Luzon for further
air blows at Japanese troops and
supplies. The Urgtst is at
Lingayen. Yank .airmen have
dominated the Luzon skies since
invasion day.
. U, S. doughboys, pressing
eastward toward another good
highway to Manila this one fol
lowing a circuitous foothill route
steering clear of rivers and
swampland captured Victoria
La Paz east of Tarlac. .
Flashes of
Life
INTERPRETER," PLEASE .
FT. OGLETHORPE. Ga Jan.
22 04') The first- contingent of
Hawaiian WACs 58 of them
have arrived here for basic train
ing. Of Chinese, Chinese-Hawaiian.
Filipino, Japanese-Hawaiian and
Jrisn-Hawaiian ancestry, they
collectively speak 15 -different
languages.
. - . -
BUSMAN'S HOLIDAY ' '
ATLANTA. Jan. 22 (Pl-Mal.
William E. Spence, chief of the
Georgia bureau of Investigation,
gave tnis account o( it:
Charlie Hill. 40, picked the
lock of the Wilkes- county, con
vict camp at night, burglarized
homes and stores and then re
entered the orison and stored his
loot In his locker and under his
bunk. He apparently waa selling
the goods to, other convicts.
Hill is serving a 15-year term
for burglary: , . . -.
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'DOUBLE OR, NOTHING i
DENVER, Jan. 22 W) Walter
Schoonover of Walden, Colo.,
and A. M. Tennant 'of Denver
couldn t agree on the price for
G. I. Joe, palomino stallion own
ed by Tennant. '
Tennant wanted $3000
Schoonover offered, $2300. Final
ly they agreed to flip a coin
double or nothing.
Schoonover ' lost and' paid
6000 for the stallion.-- -
SYNTHETIC DIET
CHICAGO. Jan:' 22 (PI Last
week a chilly robin turned up its
beak st crumbs proffered by Mr.
and Mrs. Irv Bullard and began
pecking forlornly at the snow in
search of a worm. The Bullards,
afraid the bird would starve,
rolled pieces- of -meat loaf into
worm shapes and tossed them In
to the yard - '
The robin - ate - the ersatz
worms flew away, returned with
his mate and later four other
robins showed .up for worms
and got them. "Keeping robins
in the winter Isn't so hard." said
Bullard, "all you have to do is
understand them." .. ..
18
Monday, Jan. 22, 194S
Classified Ads Brine; Results.
(Continued From Page One)
t-rul cities and towns were badly
damuged, 1 .
Such enemy reports frequent
ly precede official announce
ment from this headquarters of
fleet operations. Adm. William
F. Halscy s third fleet carrier
planes last hit Formosa Janu
ary. 14 and IS after raids along
the Indo-China and China-coast.
Start fires
' (Gen. Douglas MacArthur's
communique, issued at Luzon,
said long-range bombers of his
command started fires at Heito
and Okayama air bases on For
mosa.) The navy communique also
reported army Liberators of the
strategic air force again struck
at Iwo Jima, in. the Volcanic
islands, 750 miles south of
Tokyo January 18. It was the
14th raid this month and42nd
since. December 1. on this Jap
anese base, from, which air
blows have been made against
America's B-29 base on Saipan.
Senate Opposes ;
New Wallace Post
. (Continued from Page One).
nance corporation and Its sub
sidiary agencies to the Jurisdic
tion of the commerce depart
ment, The-order was issued -when
Jones , was both commerce sec
retary and loan . administrator.
-The bill calls for the appoint
ment by the president of a $12,-000.-administrator
to head the
reestablished agency,
BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 22 (P)
The most severe drought in
several years is causing wide
spread damage to -crops and
pastures, in Argentina. . -i ."; .
Acid Indigestion
RtfitTijaj ta i niMtM r JeA mii bads
.fTtxn iirw Koaich Mtdxtuw pitnfal. roa7tt
taf f ai. qut itonmrh u4 bttrtbciTn. docteri wntBj
anvwcriDsj m itfiaiiKun( BlaiCIBsf
HERALD AND NEWS THREE r
Hixon Leaves for
Army Induction
Marvin Hlxon of Klamath
Falls Is leaving tonight for Port
land for Induction into the arm
ed forces. Hlxon was director
of publicity for the Junior cham
ber of commerce here, winning
a keyman award for outstanding
civic service for the preceding
year, and was rent director of
the OPA In Klamath Falls.
Hixon was the youngest di
rector In this region which in-,
eludes Oregon, Washington, Cal-J
Ifornia, and the major part of
Nevada. Mrs. Hixon and their
three-year-old son, Ronald, will
remain In Klamath Falls.
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WED., JAN. 31
G. P. Matthews
and
J. L Dean
ACCOUNTANTS
- wish to announce change of their
. . address from First National Bank
, building to -
123 North 6th St.
(Formerly Bealty Logging Co. Office) , .
. Telephone 6710
UNSPENT HOLIDAY
DECATUR, 111., Jan. 22 UP)
Lt. Wayne Hatfield, a naval fly
er, wrote his parents thot he
didn't get to spend Christmas
anywhere; He explained ' he
crossed the international date
line in the Pacific about 20 min
utes before midnight, December
24.
When he crossed the line he
lost a day, and then It was De
cember 26. .
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WEATHER
Bandar, Janmiry 2), iftJS
Max. Mln.
Eugene 37
KUmath Fall! .... -37 12
Sacramento . 27
North Bend . - . 37
Portland aa
Med ford .. , 22
Reno 11
San Franclieo 33
Seattle so
. .03
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, Northern California Clear today and
.onlfht: tome hlch cloudlneu Tuesday.
Not quite ao cold but froat tonight.
Washington and Oregon Mostly cloudy
today, tonight and Tuesday with light
rain probably tonight or Tuesday morn
ing In west portion. Slightly warmer
east portion tonight.
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