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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1945)
IS LISTEN fnHEPORT If MEETING Lram of.U.o Lon I - ..,.ii.r from ft wh0J,V assistant I "".In i) co control I'W -R In thul the U'rL iu.rnon 1)119 f om ll.c belnnl.. ' .'. in Sciiti'iiibor ! P: 'o Pl" tor Ih. 5 (81)2 Iwvo been $1.J3 Wc"r V,. Srlinor. 77 rdlUB ,.lu .hn ira I ol w V" " y- , (or (no UI ' i 11 " volunteer, and i mi cent nro pnlct for Jlorls. Sim "if" ciPimoB zL. .not surveys o iSuS virions establish a wo tnui u-y , w tho different rcgu- (hat hovo been act up town w" ,., hint pr"-u l"""-' - i Mr. Bchocr were Fern , Falls, ' Howard kamalli Fall; brnnch. r i ...... I A I Irr na.n Cmitcr, and Howard ol Portland. Ken bum- i. introauccu im u iww t. iim Snullicr waa En of tho doy. Uled Ada Bring Results. Flashes of Life WHICH FRENCHMAN? FORT LKWIS. Wash.. Feb. 22 (IP) A locul librarian was un ublo to comply when a shy younx man askud for a book written by "that eminent French uutlior, KIhcmio." . 9 m SATISFACTION SALT LAKE CITY. Fnh 22 (!) Some Salt Lako cillzons don't bother to complain to city officials about the nlukol-an-hour parking meters: they dimply re move tho offending meters. them selves. , Hnllco rcnortad lit nt tlm machines ml.nilng over a two week period. Six wore taken In ono night. TOUCH FOR BLOODHOUNDS HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 22 (IP) Included In the loot of a burglar who robbed a Hollywood boule vard perfumer were scents named Follow Mo, Escape, and My Alibi. LETTERS FROM CONGRESS BOISE. Idaho. Feb. 22 a In what ho termed a "reversal of mo procedure" under which citi zens write to their congressmen, U. S. Sen. Glen 11. Tavlor in. Idaho) wrote a letter to the stale legislature protesting a pending Ulll. He based his nrlvllnco nn ho. lug "a voter and citizen of our great stoic." THE BETTER HALF MILWAUKEE, Feb. 22 (IV) A. taxpayer who sought help from tho office of internal revenue will havo to settle his own problem If ho wonts to file form W-2, wAk-h requires listing or incomes iiuioui husband and wife. "My wlfo won't tell mo her Income," he told a deputy collec tor. "She says It's nono of my business." Somo research exnerts contend that natural gns contains about twice as much heat per cubic foot as docs ordinary city gas. Seaman Says British Navy Escort Lured Away From Convoy Sunk by Germans NEW YORK. Feb. 22 (IP) A merchant seaman repatriated on tho Grlpsholm said today that British escort shins abandoned a Murmansk-bound convoy In the norm Atlantic in July, 1042, and that the Germans "had their pickings" of tho 38 merchant vessels, Tho seaman. Walter Stnnklo. wlcz, 28, of Baltimore, Md., said he had been on tho freighter Carlton, which Berlin and Vichy Identified at the time, as the last 30 ships Berlin said wcro sunk in tno convoy, Stiinklcwlcz nut the number sunk at 34, including the 5127- lon canton. United States and British navy public relations officers in Now York and Washington offered no objection to publication of his story but said they could not vouch for its authenticity. Stankiewlcz said the convoy was attacked a few days before July f by submarines, on July 4 by 24 torpedo bombers and again on July 5 by submarines. Before tho first attack, ho said,, tho British admiral in charge of some 14 destroyers, six corvettes, four navy cruisers and several small boats ordered the escort to leave tho convoy, tell ing the merchant ships they would have to make their own way to port. Stankiewlcz said he under stood the British ships left to cngugo in battle with German warships and that the battleships Scharnhorst and tho Gnciscnau lured them away. Ho said he was picked up by a German torpedo piano whose navigation officer showed him charts indicating the exact posi tion of each ship in the convoy and told him "how they worked It to determine Just where the convoy was." Another seaman, George Allen Rigglns of Norfolk. Va., who said he scrambled aboard the Diane with Stankiewlcz, said the tor pedo planes went over the con voy in groups of six and that "you could hear them attacking ships on the horizon." , No Information about the con. voy's losses has been announced oy aiuca sources. Canneries Charge OPA With Error SALEM. Feb. 22 (IP) Three canneries, charged by the office of price administration with vio lating price ceilings, contended today that the OPA was in error by bringing the suit In Marion county circuit court.. Tho canneries, tho Producers Packing company. North Pacific wanning ana racKtng company, and the Stayton Canning' com pany, said the suit should have been brought Jin federal court. EVERY SATURDAY J 9:PM-l:An SfT " T I Ufc ,ul Swlg.tr l I ql J Portland Housing Still Full Despite Shipyard Layoffs PORTLAND. Feb. 22 fPl Despite shipyard layoffs, public housing is still filled and close to 2000 families are waiting for' homes, Harry D. Freeman, execu tive director ol tne Portland housing authority, said today. He stated the turnover of ten ants is at its lowest level in two years. He listed 18,449 occupied dwelling units with approxi mately 7,0,000 residents. "Public housing community tenants show Increasing willing ness to remain on the job and to stay in the communities to which they are assigned," Freeman said. He added that the communi ties have "matured" and are more home-like. Firearms were introduced into Europe by the Mongols in the 13th century. WHEELBARROW LICENSE A wheelbarrow used In the town of Humford, Maine, by the local mail: carrier for carting mail 100 yards from the station to the postoffice had to be regis tered as a "for hire" vehicle. The owner paid the $3 fee. Relief At Last ForYour Cough Oreomulslon relieves promptly be-, cause It goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature J soothe and heal raw, tender. 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