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PARIS. Feb. H W) Samuel
henman left by u spucllil
Lne today for Italy, whuro It
tj reliably reported he would
Infer Willi I'resmcni uoosc-in.
itoitnmon is n specini noviaor
trie president.
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fSlffiinl Corps pltolo from NEA)
When the Yanks moved into tho Rhincliind, they Immedlnlely set
to work rcbulldinu the wnrlorn countiysldo and with civilian.
German labor. Kni:er and willing, ilio acrm.ins, ranijing In nijcs
from M to 77, were put to work rebuilding roads, as shown above,
operating sawmills and building fences. They receive about six
ccntn nn hour plus one meal of hot C rations and coffee.
Weber's Sentence
Reduced to 5 Years
(Continued Krom Pago One)
of confinement lo five years, in
order to equalize the sentence
In accordance with war depart
ment policy.
lsiuod Ordor
"T h 1 s recommendation has
been acted on bv tho rcviewlnu
authority, who has Issued a gen
eral court martial order pro
mulgating Weber sentence lo
dishonorable discharge, total
forfeitures and confinement at
hard labor for five years."
Weber s n c c I f I c a 1 1 y was
charged with disobeying his su-
Derior officer s command lo Join
his squad for training. Cramer
said the soldier was given full
opportunity to comply and was
aware of the serious nature 01
his actions."
'On ii previous occasion,"
Crnmer wrote, "ho was tried by
special court martial for a
slmilnr offense and sentenced
to confinement at hard labor for
six months. Alter his release,
he persisted in Ins refusal lo
submit to military discipline
and the present trial resulted."
Hani Norland Fire Insurance.
Phone 6060.
Second Hand Store
Operator Fined
Morris Allen Dodson, oper
ator of the Old River Exchange,
a second hand store located on
Main near Link river, was fined
$25 In Justice court Wednesday
on a charge of failing tO' keep
register of conecalablo weapons.
Dodson was arrested by city
police after Leon Davis was
lodged in the city jail on two
counts, disorderly conduct and
carrying a concealed weapon.
Officers said Davis had a .45
Colt revolver in his possession
and the gun was purchased from
Dodson who, police charged did
not Keep proper records.
Pomegranate flowers yield a
jolly to Moroccans, who add this
to their, native porridge dish, ob
taining a delightful flavor.
SENATE ROAD BILL
The city planning commis
sion, in session Tuesday after
noon, discussed Senate Bill. 28
authorizing the stato highway
commission to construct limited
access highways, and the matter
was referred to members ol the
group to report to the city coun
cil Inst night. This report, mado
by City Engineer E. A. Thomas,
was accepted by the council as
it affects the proposed state
highway Into Klamath Falls.
Alfred Collier suggested to
the commission that the time
was ripe for the purchase of
park site property and Mayor
Ed Ostendorf announced that
he would appoint a gift com
mittee and suggested that va
cant properly be acquired first.
This recommendation was also
carried to the council.
- The commission asked that a
meeting be set for February 20
at 7:30 p. m, at which time the
Jail question will be thoroughly
investigated. Asked to sit in on
the meeting will be Fire Chief
Kcitli Ambrose, state police of
ficers, sheriff's officers, district
attorney and city attorney and
tlio architect as well as mem
bers ot the city council.
Returns Charles F. DeLap,
Klamath county clerk, has re
turned from Portland where he
attended final rites for his fath
er, Charles R. DeLap, pioneer, of
this section. Mr. DeLap's fu
neral was held Saturday with
interment in Portland.
CAV TENAVA
L
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BY YANK ARMY
(Continued From Page One)
trolled Tokyo radio as saying
Japan's policy is "not to reject
any hand which offers peace."
This tentative bid to get out of
the war coincided with a Tokyo
announcement that removal of
war factories from Japan to
Manchuria was proceeding with
"remarkable efficiency," and
publication of the fact that U. S.
Pacific fleet headquarters now
are closer to Tokyo than to
Pearl Harbor. Adm. Chester W.
Nimitz last night permitted dis
closure that his headquarters
arc on Guam, also scat of the
21st (Superfort) bomber com
mand, where American airmen
and patrols are still clearing out
Japanese gunmen.
Ships Lost
In Washington the navy . ac
knowledged loss of the escort
carrier Ommaney bay and the
minesweeper long in Philippine
waters. Planes from the baby
flattop Ommaney had sunk a
Japanese cruiser and transport
and damaged at least eight other
enemy warships.
Naval officers in Washington
said Corregidor, fortress guard
ing the entrance to Manila bay
which must be knocked out be
fore the U. S. fleet can again
use the Cavlte base, is undergo
ing one of the war's most con
centrated aerial bombardments.
MacArthur reported 150 tons of
bombs in the latest announced
daily raid. Fortifications were
reported weaker now than when
Americans abandoned the rock
in 1942. .
Grand Jury Enters
Second Day Here
The Klamath county grand
jury gave no evidence at a late
hour Wednesday afternoon, of
completing investigation into
several major crimes presented
tor tneir study, rne lury was
in the second day of cot.sidera-
tion and numerous witnesses
were yet' to be called.
At least a partial report from
the jury could be expected by
Thursday it was learned, al
though the investigation might
continue on into.NFriday.
Lisbon
to Panama I
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Wednesday, reb. J 4, 194S
HERALD AND NEWS THRES
n. Henry Morwcb, above, ca
reer diplomat of Cleveland, O.,
will be the new U. S. ambassa
dor to Panama. He is at present
ambassador to Portugal.
Chinese Re-Take
Railroad Town
CHUNGKING. China. Feb.' 14
(IP) Counterattacking Chinese
forces have recaptured Pine-
shek, 165 miles north of Canton,
and now control a 16-mile sec
tion of the vital Canton-Hankow
railroad, the high command
claimed today. The Chinese-held
section of the rail line extends
northward from Pingshek. . .
Motion to Set Aside
Verdict Argued
A motion to set aside the ver
dict in the damage, suit of Davis
vs. Lavenik, was argued before
Circuit Judge David R. Vanden-
berg at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday.
Dale Davis, by and through
his guardian ad litem, Allen H.
Davis, was awarded $10,000
damages from M. P. Lavenik in
a jury trial conducted early this
year. Judge Vandenberg . said
he would render a decision some
time this week after hearing the
arguments of R. B. Maxwell, at
torney for Lavenik. and U. S.
Balcntine, representing Davis.
CONVICT CAPTURED
(Continued From Page One)
the highway. He surrendered
without a struggle.
Haskiris was in a hospital to
day, but his condition is satis
factory. - .
. Dyson was received at the
prison Mach 6, 1944, to servo
17 years for shooting and injur,
ing State Police Officer Karl
Murphy, who had attempted to
arrest Dyson on the Salem-Dallas
highway as Dyson fled in a
car stolen in Lane county.
Dow, Jones Offices
Opened In Portland
PORTLAND, Feb. 14 VP)
Richard H. Syring, former Pa
cific coast editor of Business
Week magazine, today opened
northwest headquarters here for
Dow, Janes and company., ltd.,
publishers of the . Wall Street
Journal.
Syring formerly , was on the
staff of the Oregon. Journal. He
Is a University of Oregon grad
uate. -
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(Continued From Page One)
yesterday as a member . and
senior adviser to the American
delegation, generally is expected
to hnrnmP tho nrncilnn AfllnM
of the higher level United- Na.
iions conierenfc. ,
For the nthnH t,n-
Mr. Roosevelt picked Lt. Comdr.
Harold F.. Ktaccpn fnrmaM
lican governor of Minnesota, and
Dean Virginia Gilderslceve of
Barnard college. .
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