Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 27, 1945, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text5, DESTROYS I PLANES, 111 VESSELS r ir..li 27 f1") P' nlaiio ol ,ne ,l,lrn P ii "''" i,,,d "unk h,i01".. In,,,, announced kYTK iliu twu recent l" ,"t,i.vo. ". I , aval l-pokcs ..id. 1". . .r..m. LI I CO" ... " ., tonigni'" of ann : mirrlcr force cle- L'or dnmnK"! 17I,U cl,omy 1 ?.S" ivromlKT nnd . minim - . . (20 destroy n L and 853 prooamy r, JmuKO(l. L the 'w0 m?n1t!'" K'-wIm force sank 188 I nll Ivnpit find K for : k while lo.- I.r... I. rnmhut. t:,.t Tokyo iitrlko, Feb. F.V '-j n Mil) encmv Vtr'oyod nnd 150 J? ,hllo sinking 14 ships i;.ib an additional a f.i A 40 American planes ' . ...... ,.,.. hundred nnd miycmm wire destroyed nnd 78 Lj n. the (eonmry o !...ind Tokyo which coat to fighter jiloncs. fcmcn, rccaiium "-o 0Vyo iiriKC , disclosed to hnyo boon n"opertlon for the liind n Iwo Jlmo, asked If the iTnWvnrnid oolnlcd to the Illty of oilier similar oper- only, ny' Jli navy 111 IM purpose ui urn t Uyo atriko Just as It did Ilrji., 1 1 1 m Students Present Program IIIWIM COUNCIL HEARS REQUESTS TOO E GS In colorful cottumai, studenti of Mills school prnttd a program last wk In tha auditorium " .iuu.ni. una a group ox purenia. uevontn gradars appaarad In this number, depict, ing early days when girls wore slat bonnots and long skirts. To the far right are Bonnie Shep herd and noHio Allen who provided apodal music on their guitars. Mills Students Entertain Pupils, Visiting Parents In a well-directed prouram presented on Washington's birth clay, sludi'iils of MIIIh achool de llMlited fr;llow clioolmat nn well ns n liirxo number of vlnlt InK piirenbi last Thursday In the school auditorium. Iho linn salute, led by Joo Klsmath Dehydration ircscmcn ino cny with a bill for pumpInK from its South em location Monday nlKht, Engineer t. A. inomns ltd the council that the acrecd to tako caro of linaie and had made nn icnt with Bite Lukes Box hy to pump the water out lumps which the city had arrived, a 1 8 LaKos from January, 1044, to the same yenr. when city were Installed. Monthly lire sent to tho dchydra fcmpany, which sent nn bill lo cover tno amount ity.. kit reported that tho bill (treat deal Inraor than the antlclDDtod. becnuso of ior involved In mnintnln' pumps. Itilman Rollin Cimtrall lor an invciticatlon. nv. 1111 wus a full venr after piyaration company hnd paying the bills until the Ity were presented to tho M enarged that it looked pmeono found an onnor to stick the eltv" tnr tlio anna mm tne clly should Wn notified that tho P bUIs were belns nnld. fuiald that although the V agreed to lake caro of jane, tno former mann- ithe dehvdmHnn nnmnnnu fbally agreed to pay for Miter was rnfrrrnd in V engineer and tlm f I. pnmlttco for a report at r"J tuuiieu mcciing. IICK NAMED tWII HEAD Hambrlck Council Mnnrlnv nlKt n. pwtlon director, follow- "incnnniion of the ration committee. 'j in the mmmlllW. It..." i'.-.ji. mill, wuill- tff;, who chnperonc r w' I'm oen inp r;irio' I paid $1.50 for the eve. Wn Pointed out tn i. T7 lu "na wom n w tako on the lob. w migiu oe an in d tu, ,?0,lln Cnntrall that the hostesses bo "V volunteer basis, and rcfcrr!d bnck to '.Won commltlnn fnr llljflit - " etii- ERSONAL R0PERTY j ?EPORTS l '. your personal n Xporti fn. ID., r11'" posalhl Th doadllna I. M u Pl I Will f.nlll.. inom alaalollaaa flieatly appre- ph.. B' NELSON. ' County Assessor. WASIflNGTON. Feb. 27 F) More than $3,000,000 has been spent by the commodity credit corporation to give northwest npplo growers n shore in the price-controlled market Col. Kaluli Olmstend of the uuency told a house committee In hearings on the fust 1045 de ficiency appropriations bill that tho cost of freight coualtzatlon on northwest apples since July 11M3. is estimated at S3.Z47.- 117. Tho testimony was made public today. "It was n payment made on applos produced In the Pacific noruiwr.it to enable tliem to be shipped Into nrens of consump tion because prico ceilings Iixea ny tno onico of price ndmtnis. trntlon did not permit coopera tlvo operation, he testified. ile estimated tlint SU0,00U would bo needed to transport a surplus of pears from Oregon ON THE WAGON TOLEDO A Toledo league enforces this rule: "Any bowl er who leaves tho premises for a drink during bowling sessions is disqualified as a bowler for tho remainder of tho season." Chavez, opened the program, fol lowed by a pioneer number with tha seventh grado literature classes appearing in costume under thu direction of Mrs. t ostcr. A highlight of the program was a violin duet by two little second graders, Sharon Lea Lar son and Uarleno MeCJat. Both, children wore long, floor-length white frocks. Second graders from Mrs. El liott's and Alice Haldeman's rooms, appeared in a "February Uirlhday Coke" number, fol lowed by n verse choir honoring the birthdays of both Lincoln and Washington, and presented by Mrs. Griffith's third grade. A military drill by Mrs. Adamson's first grade, and numbers by the mixed chorus, directed by Mrs. Monroe, completed the fine pro gram. Principal Verne Spclrs has fol lowed a policy of naming a com mittee to present programs at Mills, Inrgest school in the sys tem. Teachers on tho committee were named nbovc. Requests for two hearings were heard by city councilmcn Monday night. One was In regard to the re quested vacation of Upham street between Johnson and Crescent, sometimes called Nel son street, and of Johnson street betwen Canby and Upham. The vacation was asked by owners of property along Johnson and Upham, who pointed out those were streets in name only, and that it would be impossible to construct roads because of steep inclines. Property owners wish to take over the property and landscape ii. i ney also lnlormed tne coun cil that in this way the land would bo put back on the city lax rolls. Mayor Ed Ostendorf asked if the matter could bo referred to a committee, and Councilman Rnllin Contrail moved that it be referred to the street committee to report back on. A hearing was sot for March 14 in the council chambers in regard to the sewer between the Big Basin Lumber company and the government canal, which has been reported to be clogged up and flooding land in that area. City Engineer E. A. Thomas reported to the council that con struction of a 6-inch line to re place a 4-inch line now forming a part of the privately-constructed sewage system would allevi ate the trouble. He said proper ty owners who would benefit by the construction could be as sessed the cost, and reported that If Uie owners agreed to pay cash, the outlay would be about 75 per cent less than that required if legal proceedings had to be instituted to assess the cost. Tuesday. Feb. 37. 1S45 HERALD AMD NEWS THMU REAPPOINTED SALEM, Feb, 27 (P) Govern or Earl Snell today reappointed Dr. Charles C. Newcastle, Port land, to a five-year term on the state board of medical examiners Ladies' WORK GLOVES All-Leather Only OREGON WOOLEN STC3 Maui and 8th Sawmill, Logging Workers Needed iThe only acute shortage of la bor in this immediate area is i workers in sawmills and logging operations, according to Jack Al mctcr, local office manager of the U. S, employment service. Lumber handlers and choker set ters are especially needed at this time. All of the local military instal lations are well manned at present, and there is an adequate supply of women workers, with the exception of a few highly skilled stenographers. " Leghorn Cockerels for Immediate Delivery Loghorn Roosters Now Available, ea. 5a 1 1 i Ea. K ta l ?.SS y K WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS OREGON W031EN STORE Washington cannvrs California, Utah and Idaho. Budget Committee Named by Council City councilmcn Monday night approved the nppolntnicnt of the new budget committee. Members nro L. L. Lombard, Mitchell Tillotson, C. S. Hubert son nnd Merlo West. West re places W. O. Smith, long-time member of the committee, who had to give up his post because of ill health. ROOFING FLAT WORK FULLY GUARANTEED Let Us Quota Your Job Grems Roofintj SERVICE 337 E. Main Phone 4838. 5781 OR 00 ii wm Sears F Beaby Chicks to 2-lb. Fryers in 8 Weeks! 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