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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1945)
JJOSES OPERATION PidSd.). 80. three-tlme Lr of North 6kot., who P.w ii.,i nTf lea by dc- Iroir.m P. Hye iwt Ml, ? -i.. 1tHnv. L ifoies hid boen under- C .complicated re- Ul"S- - : ... An Llember before the gen PffiS... nrt returned hert SKuon and returned here F'75 further trent- If hi 'pleurisy set in o little h.n;.wook.go. r wis it", .t hit bed.lde. An- ion, jo"" jg rccovvruiK DUIU I wound received In it A Qiusiuu., ' j ( Eh'. 0. S. cadet nuree corps. ura iviii - tci wss the first democrat T -t.A in nnrnmnt North Li In either house of con- i mi wai one o i .' Lve three terms as gover- the iuie. Wlmentt On Tax My Accepted E,EM, March W) The Chouse dispute over Gov- Eirl Snell a reaolutton for trim committee to study Rites Ix siruimru whs I today when a legislative tnct commltlco agreed to : (he house amendment!. lough the houae aiiiuml- delete mo governor a re ihit the committee bo m to hire natlonally-recoR. lax experts, mc comer committee said the gov. now If satisitea wim the 'house amendmenta . de ll the ilie of the commit- tim 15 to 13, and addod res state tax commission- to the committee. The I iIm reduced the number rtoni to be appointed to kmmlttee by the governor no to i. Id Men Read This LOOK! The atreet Is full Id men. They are In and K the stores and every- (God lovea them one and i he yearns to give them lemsi and make them his nd daughtcra forever. why are they dead? It Is e they sinned and the of iln Is death, eternal Hon from God. KNOW BIBLE. So they are trav toward the pit and some hi door will close behind ind they will be out In Mul despair out In the forever. Out with the h and the walling, where n never rises and spring comes. Out in the lnnd of 11 woe. God loves them all and Id high to win them 'Tor io lovea the world that he nil only begotten Son. Ihoioever belleveth In Him not perish but have cter-le-BIBLE. Eternal life W0SOEVER BELIEVETH. Kirt must believe that died for your every last pom now on, as believing, pyour sins and Keep in pow your Blblo I John ! ill your faculties and i over to Christ and look ' to see you through. v by Power From On G. N. T. Wee paid for by Ore- people. If you in Ainjton I psrt In this CimmI hv per,' send vour mm p imill. - . hwnejdorV They Lost 268 Pounds in Jap Prison i Vvv&M-i.) ' Mia .ii'i'i.j. & wl m ik .4 m a. n ivwi :.a v i c J ' h?.w 3.' ,reat war Prisoners are the five men pictured above, after rescue from Bonio J omits Camp. Msnlln. Left to right ore Hugo G. Winkler, 30, who weighed 135 pounds when captured, now weighs 87; Thomas B. Loft, 65, whose weight dropped from 160 to 102; Arthur Wil liamson, 45, originally MS, now 103; Harold B. Leney, 31, who dropped from l5 to 105; and David . . Norvell, 38, who weut from 135 to 95. B-29s Raze 240 Tokyo Blocks! INK A RaMo-TtUphain) The dark sections In this alrvlew of Tokyo are part of the 340 city blocks 28,074,000 square feet that B-29 Super-Fortrewcs burned out in their heaviest rstd of the war on the snow-covered enemy capital. Largest dark section is the big Ueno railway yard and freight marshaling station, apparently almost completely knocked out 31st Bomber Command photo, radioed from Ouara by U. B. Navy radlo-telepboto. FOR LAWMAKERS OLYMPIA. Wash., March 3 (P) Noon today Is the final dcndline for either house of the sttite legislature to consider bills Introduced In Its own chambers and the law makers went to work this morning fully expect ing they would have to ston the clocks to get their work com pleted. . . i The rules committee worked late into the night on the pro gram for today, but whatever it scheduled could hardly ntisli aside the excitement of Inst night, when Mon C. Wnllgren rushed his llquor-by-thc-drlnk bill out of the picture ana tnc senate approved a $27,400,000 state budget. 'The eovcrnor, after telling newsmen he was "going to take my licking gracefully," sent a message to tne nouse ana senate asking that "my bill be tabled In committee and that no fur ther action be taken because there, are too many other legis lative proposals to be consid ered." ' I : ! If. It's "frozen" article you need, advertise for a used one In tho classified. Come To Church H Worship Wjth The Crowds at th First Baptist Church No. Ith and Washington Sts. CECIL C. BHOWN, Pastor Ut A" M-i-Th PhtlBlbl' Hour ovar KFJI ill. Sunday lefcool classes for all agtt . . " mvrninfj woramp i L!! J' M. Training Union for all groups I'!' M.Ivanln worship, lad by Youth Choir , :" f. M. Fallowshlo Hour for eanrlea man Sermon Subjects for Sunday "'00 A. M. "Th Church Iqulppad" ?'10 P. M.Roll Call Sarvlco. Manogt by . Chaplain I. T. Monroe. Fuel Oil Coupon 5 To Be Valid March 5 The period 5 fuel oil coupon, which Is good for 10 gallons a unit in the Pacific northwest area, does not become valid un ci March 5, George L. Curry, OPA fuel rationing executive, emphasized Thursday in answer to numerous telephone calls. Curry repeated that the ra tions continue unchanged at 10 gallons a unit In this area and are valid from March 5 through August 30. Saints Their Watch Are Keeping CHURCH OF CHRIST (K f O. IUll-l3'i Main) - 10:00 Bible Beading 11:00 Edification Service 11:45 Communion Service 7:30 Mo. 9, "Life of Paul" tr ETinf. Klnnelb Morrill ' .'To iitrve In Hrlni nS Iru Oil, and to wilt for nil ion from hiiTin." TO SPEAK HERE Noel Bennion, extension poul tryman for Oregon State col lege, will speak at a general poultry meeting to be held in Shasta school March 6, at 8 p. m. Bennion will discuss the na tional poultry situation and the demand for meat and eggs in the 1943 food production pro gram, rie win also cover tne poultry feeding situation, includ ing the feeding and care of baby chicks, sanitation and poul try decreases, Bennion. an authority on all poultry problems, usually .visits ruamatn county once or twice a year. This will be an open meeting to which poultrymen. whether in commercial business or Just interested in zamlly flocks, are welcome to attend. Questions on sick chickens and problems re garding any phase of poultry production will be given care ful attention by Bennion at the meeting. Stock Exchange Sett Ruling On Stocks NEW YORK, March 3 W) Tho New York stock exchange today prohibited, effective March 5, margin trading In stocks selling lor less than $10 a share. Minimum margin of $10 a share will be required tor issues selling above $10 a share, the order said, adding that it was to apply equally to bonds. The exchange also prohibited new margin accounts unless the equity will be at least $1000, and restricted use of small ex isting accounts. COMBINATION OF FUNDS SET BY RED GROSS Saturday. March . IMS HERALD AHD KZWS Mrml George Davis, chairman of special gifts committee of the Red Cross drive, announced at the start of the campaign that contributions will again com bine normal donations with the Red Cross war fund. The amount of contributions, says Davis, is left to individual discretion. "Each of us, how ever, should go the limit in as sisting this activity in view of the continued necessity created by war and Its additional needs," he asserted. Last year, Davit stated, the combined quota was $44,500. Through the generosity Of con tributors the sum of nearly $60, 000 was raised. This year the quota is $04,000 and based on accomplishments last year, Klamath will agajn reach the necessary amount. Klamath county retained St, per cent of last year's contribut ed fund. This year 87 per cent is being retained because ot in creased army, navy and marine activity in this' area. Contributions for March 2 reached $1077. The list canted yesterday, s h o w e d Signal Oil company giving $25, which should have read $75. Other contributions are: G. M. Lawson $25.00 Amil O. Anderson 2.00 Marion A. Batten 2.80 Mary M. Bishop 2.S0 Hugo O. Blalock 2.00 Pearl Carlson 2.00 Jimmfe Calahan 2.00 Charles M. Carty 2.00 Andrew Gumpenberger ... 2.80 Claude Hurst 1.00 John Keiffer 2.50 Dick Miller Jr. 2.00 John C. Miller,., 5.00 Coy S. Puter 1.00 Harvey White 2.50 Vera Lane 2.80 Howard Bradburg .. 2.50 R. E. Quick 2.50 Charles Kenyon 1.00 Dick B. Miller Sr 15.00 Neva Story 5.00 Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Isle ... 6.00 Gladys Robertson 2.00 Two Men Involved In Auto Accident ' Two men were Involved In a traffic accident this morning when a car driven by Herrick A. Wheeler, 1339 East Main, was struck by a vehicle operat ed by Ernest Pitts, 3004 Crest, at the intersection of White and Martin, city police reported. " The left- side of Wheeler's car was smashed in and the front end of the other car was badly damaged. Damage to each car was estimated at $150: Neither man was injured and no' arrests were made. Klamath Lutheran Church Cross and Crescent Streets . S. M. Topness, Pastor Sunday, March 11th Sunday School 945 A. M. Divine Worship 11:00 A. M. Strmon Subject: - - "The New Freedom" LENTEN SERVICE, Tuesday, 7:45 t, M. Subject: "Were You There When They Mocked Him?" YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO SHARE OUR WORSHIP AND FELLOWSHIP Victory Hour" - Wednesday, 7:30 P.M. REVIVAL At Klamath Temple 1007 Pine Street Starting Sun. Nite, March 4th ' Rev. MARK HINMAN, Evanaelist Mrs. HINMAN, Song Leader, Soloist Every Night Except Monday - 7:45 P. M. if ; EVANCS. MARK. HIHMAN f l't. 1 A' v 'v,'.it.ii:v-:',!nM f&ff r fi i. r MtlS. MARK HINMAN TenteMre SubJecH 6f the Rvangeriet "PRISONER Of WAR" (A word trip to prison camps) . "ROCKET BOMBS i OVER AMERICA'' (It it possible-probable) "AMERICA'S MOST bANGEROUS ALIEN" "THIS WAR AND ARMAGEDDON" "THE TRUE POWER OF THE ENEMY" "CAN A CHRISTIAN BEAR ARMS FOR ' -HIS COUNTRY?" ' (A bold answer to this question which ha troubled many) , PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO i;hesi SERVICES. ' Rev. Daniel B. Anderson Patter U. S. Army Unit HOEIZONTAL 1 Depicted is ' inslgne of U. i S. Army I Division . 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'Army 25 Wager 27 Excited " 29 Make amends 34 English river 35 Patterns 37 Subjoin ' . 33 Armed conflict 39 Greek nhiloSADhtr ' 41 Looks sskance 44 Either , 45 Weary 48 Genus of ! willows 47 Symbol for cerium 50 Philippine peasant 52 Greek letter J 54 Symbol for erbium 55 Registered ' nun. t . 57 Senior (ab.) 98 Diminutive Of Edward i I 13 b I Tn K H Hi In I rr -- H r : J ' 1 zrjf ft 5M 55 ST "" 51 58 ' i i i I I i L i I r i ii i i Boy With Enlarged Heart to Have Operation In U. S. LOS ANGELES, March S (Jh Colin Gray S, is in Los Angeles for the medical treatment which may save his life, sent her trom his home at Vancouver, a. c, by wen-wishers in n em Canada and - the united" States who contributed hla ea" penses. The boy, who never has walked, is afflicted with an en-' largement of the heart. He made the trip to see Dr. John C. Jones, cardiac surgeon. Classified Ada Bring Result.. : Let Us Be Faithful "Per the ttme will Come when they will net endure sound doctrine; but. harlaa itchlng ears, will heap to themselves teachers, after their own lustst- and will tarn away their ears ' from the truth, and- turn aside unto fables." (II Tim. 4:3,4). . ; H. I. GIBBS, Minister. Church of Christ - 2205 Wantland Ave.. E 8! SAIJ FRANCISCO, March 3 (P) Police patrol cars have been keeping a close watch for the past two weeks on. the Pa cific Heights home of Mrs. Alma De Brettville Spreckles, north, em station police reported to day. The police said Mrs. Spreck les, widow of the late sugar king, Adolph Spreckles, had re ceived a threatening letter and a telephone call trom a "water front man." "We men down here on the waterfront are getting damn fed up on hearing how you are spending millions on some damn old display ships when our boys are getting their legs and bodies torn to pieces. , . .," the letter complained. .' - "Some one of these birds will plant a stick of dynamite where It will do the most good." Are You a Bible Christian ? The way of salvation made plain at the ' ITOLIC FAITH. . 228 North 8th Street Sunday Services: 9:30 A.M. Sunday School 11:00 A.M. Devotional Service " 7:45 P.M. Evangelistic Service . 1 A special program of music opens each Sunday aveniftf service. We extend a special Invitation to service men and their families. No Collections e ii i i i lust w .;;. Y4f L k-mmrf Vm t 7 Xt ' rf fT wsr nil I Board of Directors and Pastor of KLAMATH TEMPLE ANNOUNCE Great CONVENTION Days . ' , of the Open BlbSe Standard Churches Inc. ' 7 March 6ih end 7th 10A.M. 2:310 P. M. 7:30 P. M. GUEST SPEAKERS ; Rev.'.Tasker L. Brooks (Portland, Oregon) Rev. E. J. Fulton (Eugene, Oregon) Rev. Fred Hornshuh (Portland, Oregon) Rev. Horry R. R. Neat (Lodi, California) . Rev. Howard Gear (Wendling, Oregon) Rev. Roy E. Southard (San Francisco,-Calif.) Rev. R. F. Deweete (Taeomo, Washington) . Evangelist Mark Hinman (California) , , Public Is Cordially Invited to These Ssrvscss KLAMATH TEMPLE 1007 Pin .Street - Phcss 6325 . .. .... .. . . . , . Rev. Daniel B. Anderson, Pastor - Phone 3874 aaaaasaanaaaaeeasraaeaaaaaaeaaaaeaaa
