Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 14, 1945, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextfSlHITS BANDITS 10 OPPOSE LEAGUE Flashes of Life By Tha Associated Prtii MONEY FLIES TUSCALOOSA, Ala., March M (I') William Harris found a wnr doiiu on his arm. Ol .... 14 fP)T. h,Sy tckd as "fascist MCTioso In Killed and nou- H J Uio.0 in allied and .n(r P WIlO OlllJUPa till- J, SSI Er U.e formation of flruirnBtloi.ul security organ- 'Si mccr-nn "I tho Dumbar t k nd I Crimen conforon- aid thi nrtlclo, written for Uvlct Kovnrnmont news it prof. E. Korobln, "Is "L hv the wny tho fascist WJJS ire dolus cverylliliiK In "liwcr to stifle the present ..E,otll!" "" Intcrnntlon- Iff worth notlnK the colncl i of tho German attacks Tihc criticism bolnn con !2L In certain allied and nou-Cuntrlc-by tho American LflcnUt II'""1 Prc- Joh" fuw the Vatican. Do Vn i (Premier Eamon do Valero irirt) and others." 'Si" ..'Id Hint Uio Dum .21" Onks t proposal, woro I mmw nf Its do. ptrr" 12" the rtlcle staled, "will ,.d-tlie special responsibility 'ih. Icndlnil democratic slates 1 j-fM...n nnrl nlivrviiiirp ItMct: the main consolidation r nnnnncd thctso nrln pt, li turning tho mills of our lafs In Experiment (Wafted Again I the four white rnls visiting . .i.. unlnv umrln ML'haol In II Ijtrltion experiment have been ItilhCd 01!"." "nuur mo jiujvi' jlon of Ikrvic Luwcy, Henley Ht'y't weight has reached .....A. mnrl MlllllV. till SllOUSC. ISUiihb r' . ilihi St ounces. Those two a ire enjoying a complete fit, gelling nit uio ncL-unimiy l.'jmlna. ' I Skinny and Scrnwncy. Indulg. mtlrcly l sod foods, candv dnreets. weighed 2S, and 2 vtt it the last weighing. vkM ihit viwtrlmont is com. lha ml, uIH h rlUnlnvrH tnrlous schools throughout county and in a downtown 9W, Miss,, nnd Investigation allowed ii m uiuwn irom ncr home on February 12 when a tornado hit and demolished the house, Willl-h in Ifin mlln ......I , n caloosa. BULLDOG TENACITY PHOENIX. Arli.. Mnrnh li VP) A landlord, unahlu to movo tenants from a homo Ihcy had occupied 13 years, brought Milt for possession for remodel ing purpof.es. Defeated in court, the land lord began dismantling the nousc. no removed plumbing, boarded up windows after re moving tho glass, nnd even took out a section of Hie roof. re. placing it with canvas through which rain dripped. The tenants siayeu on. lie sued for posses sion for "demolition" nurnoes. won tho case, and the tenants moved. Now he a on trial on a charge of unlawfully evicting the occu pants nccause, tho prosecution assorts, lie repaired and rented the dwelling to another tenant. tad ShortoaAS ja Americans I PORTLAND. March 14 (IP) Itivy food hortuuon Ilo ahead k the American pcoplo In tho m tlx momns, ununcs n lilrd. regional OPA dlroetor, kmti today after his arrival rn Sin Francisco. Btlrd ssld that instead of re- rily predicted food surpluses ctn will ba Brent shortages. It explained that the United hid must provide not only Cfiquintitlcs of provisions for pope but must feed 17.000,000 liiplnoj for a long tlmo to The OPA official Is here to inn the WPB-OPA apparel fun, soon to do in eucci. l Pleads Guilty Larceny Charge IjOMDh Ttnvmnnri . Rnonhlnnn pitted by tho Klamath county i jury on a charge of fny from an automobile, en fw plea of guilty to the tVIl in rlrrtiif nmtt-f Tiitilav IStldtlllnn horl nri,ln,i.fu tided m wt for March Ifl. Circuit w uavm r, vandenber fin Wfltllfl innlnnnn BakhV. it Ifl a t Tl. . 1 A -1 JJn ta altorncy for the dc us It A D.. I . iv uivguinii it""1 ntu viv hsHlNGTON, March 14 I?) the nation next Tuesday ill!" aRpcnl to lupport the l!nnn(,en'LL;ross campntg IrS. hltc House sald todny "!?"vclt will spook about minutes on a program to toll Hl IIVIWUIAO OH1 iiJ? nd 9:0S P- m- eastern '"me. nnvi Tun.o,. vi ...in 'MkuK.j iir ny jbsii u uon fwfmnn of the Red Cross na Switch To Mutton Suet lAetn For Chest fnU ASA . Mmculir Aehsi and Flint. t Muielt Tlghlnau - Smothers all over America Wtthlng to thin idea of got Hut relief rn i .u..i u Gllnl Bro BlmP'y IOIIOW" ! , ""' ror years shocount- ."'On Ilcnrn nntla in Vim raer so many m0re now wel X?dffa" ll'ca Improved ffiPenutro, with lta multl- fa ln "aso con-,'t.ton.',ut-that acta both . ,rrltnnt nd paln-rollov-lf Bprcad it on. and as rEi" t a")matlo when breathed VJi X Penetro hurrlca HRM in tho old roliable fi U.;..at cns0!l painful mis K C0VKnn. loosen Pun cnet rawnoss so Etiw3 rest mora comfortably ImJf Plinatrn fnrlov.uhu P &p,IS?c' S0' " your f am. MwMi. misenaa, Be iure "Wte, easy.to.u8a Penatro. I'he bond liad been Innund to raae n u r n s of Mcrldun, SWELL SURROUNDINGS SPOKANE. Wash.. Mnrch 14 IIP) Mrs. Dudley Wilson wrote to Mr. and Mrs. li. U pcttlnglll Portland, Ore., asking assistance In finding a house In Portland. She received this answer: 'Dear Thelmii: We have acres of land, some with a mountain, some with an ocean view and a number of recent vacancies. Of courfo, the more common type of housing is ollvo drab canvas. Or, If you prefer, we have a wide selection of foxholes with a lovely sky view. We do have some caves, but I doubt If you'd euro for these since the occupants have to be forcibly removed ny lame tnrowcrs. The letter, signed "Homer. explained that Mrs. Wilson's letter through an error nan: been dolivcrcd to a Sgt. H. L. Pcttcn gill, APO 244, care of postmas ter, ban vrancisco. The sergeant Is on a Pacific island. PLEDGE CARDS SET TO AID SALVAGE Moro specific Information' on plcdgo cards for the current county-wide salvage drive was forthcoming today from Paul Lee, central sulvogc committee chairman. Assemblies urn nnu hnlnn held in county schools, first to eighth grades, inclusive, Lee staled, In which students are given salvage pledge cards, stat ing mai as u volunteer salvage worker ho or she will cooperate with tho school and salvage commlitco In the saving and collecting of critical salvage as long as the need exists. The pledge Is signed by the student and one parent and the itudcnt worker then receives a tulvago button, Lcc declared. Tho drive on lin cans began throughout the county Monday and they will be collected dur ing the week In outlying and suburban areas. A city-wide pick-up will be staged Sunday, March 18, he said, and all Klamath county residents arc urged to prepare their tin cans for collection immediately. Tills vital salvage material may ulso be brought to the main salvage depot at 932 Market at any time and it will be taken care of at once. Land to Aid Veterans, Conserve Forests ASTORIA, Mnrch 14 Ml A 04U-acrc tract of land In Clatsop county is going to help war vet erans and at the .same time carry out forest conservation plans. lnc conn gave tnc lueni posi of the Veterans of Foreign Wars use of the land for 10 years, to assist its annual Christmas tree sale. At tho same time, the post aurecd to nrolcct forest wealth by replanting areas par tially dcnucicu by tnc Christmas tree harvest. The post also may develop the land for recreational purposes, for use by the Boy Scouts. Girl Scouts, 4-H clubs and other youth organizations and for sum mer camping. By JUANITA BHINN In place of the usual Junior Amateur show, given each year by tl;e Junior class to raise funds for the Junior Senior prom, tills year's junior class is spon soring a program consisting of three short features to be run on Friday morning. Admission will be 10 cents. At a noon luncheon meeting, the Fulure Teachers of America III -I HI! M M II I VM&flUSAiMSiJ.Vfir'l make 'OT "SPiK constitution. Vi r. Amcrico Usan- divaras of Peru, has given two lectures to the Unlvcr sity of Oregon cxlen lion division class on hispanic America. H c spoke on "Current Trends and Policies America." Senor Usnndivarns talked to the U. S. history, so- cial economics, and Spanish classes. CHICAGO, March 14 (IP) Mrs. Joseph De Vitto went to the Incomo tax office with her return In her purse and a long in her heart. For, as she started, tho mall man handed her n postcard from her husband Informing her he was a prisoner of war. Ho had been missing threo months. LOGGER BOOTS WORK SHOES OREGON WOOLEN STORE Sth and Main ' '"8 Political in Latin has also Friday afternoon, the social committee will present an all- scnooi dance, student body tick ets win admit, since it Is a stu dent body function. April 20 is the date that has Been set for the annual Girls league spring formal dance Baldy's band has been obtained to furnish music for the occa sion. County School Staff Members Reelected Members of the various staffs of county schools were advised this week of their re-election for the coming school year, accord' ing to ine school office. No rejection of offered con tracts was reported today. Which tf ytvr twu hvsbands is coming horn tonight . . . Comtipstlon mny mate anyone a Mr. or Mrs. Glum. Take Nature's Remedy. (NR Tablets). Contain! no chem icals, no miDerals,no phenol derivatives. Nil Tablets ara different act different. Purely txgetable a combi nation of 10 vegetable ingre dients formulated over 50 . ITni.A.1 Af candy coated, their action is dependablo, thorough, yet gentle, as millions of NR's Cava proved. Get a 25 Convinccr Box today 1 All druggists. Caution: Take only as airecua. ALL-VEGJETABLE I A Y A T I V E H ro-NIQHI rOMOKKOW AMIOHT K TABIETS-NR Questions and Answers about an essential job with Southern Pacific Planning to get an essential war Job? We've got them at Southern Pacific. We honestly feel they are good jobs. Read these questions and answers about them, and we think you will agree: Q. HOW "ESSENTIAL" IS THE JOB? Q. HOW MUCH PAY DO I GET? Despite repeated appeals from the Red Cross, there is still a great deal of work to be done, especially on hospital garments which are so desperately need ed In hospitals caring for the wounded. Fifty bathrobes are now cut and ready for distribution and SO women are asked to call at the Main street workrooms to get this work out. They may sew at home, or at the rooms where the sewing machines have recently been reconditioned, For those who would orcfer to work on baby garments, 25 layettes are ready, bundled, and wrapped for distribution. All Red Cross chairmen of the outlying districts are asked to come into the workrooms and get their sewing quota. Woman Arrested For Reckless Driving A reckless driving arrest was made by city police yesterday when Augusta Rowan, Empire hotel, posted $25 bail for this oncnse. bhe posted an addition' ai $5 ball for having no opera tor's license and is cited to ap pear in police court today. wniiam Kowan. fcmpire no- tel, posted $10 ball for appear ance in court Wednesday on the charge of allowing an unli censed person to operate a mo tor vehicle. Elmer L. Hiebert, naval air station, was cited to appear in police court today charged with violation of the basic rule. Three drunks, one vag and one drunk charged witn the il legal possession of Intoxicating liquor appeared in police court tnis morning. Four additional drunks bailed out. Classified Ads Bring Results. Pastor to Take Over Duties In Baker Rev. C. Harold Van Duker, formerly of Klamath Falls and pastor of the Empire Commun ity church at Empire in Coos county, has -accepted a call to the nulDit of Calvary Baptist church of Baker, Ore. Rev. Van Duker and his fam ily will leave March 26 in order to assume the new pastorate by Easter Sunday. Mrs. Van Duker is the former Gretchen Hum. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Hurn of this city. Author Serves With Army In Philippines WITH THE 24TH DIVISION. PHILIPPINES (IP) Richard J. Krebs, author of the book "Out of the Night under the pen name of Jan Valtin, is a private first class with the 24th infantry division in the Philippines. Krebs volunteered for army service in August, 1843. He has oeen overseas about a year. Poor Digestion? 33 Headachy? on Sour or Upset? Tired-Listless? Do you feel hendacby and upset due to poorly digested food? To feel cheerful and bappy again your food must be digested properly. ach day. Nature must produce about two pint of a vital dieestive Juice to help digest your food. If Nature fails, your food may remain undigested leaving you headachy and irritable. Therefore, you muat increaae the flow of this digestive juice. Carter's Little Liver Pllla increaao thia flow quickly often in as little as 80 minutes. And, you're on the road to feeling better. Don't depend on artificial aids to counteract lndigcation when Carter' Little Liver Pills aid digest ion after Na ture's own order. Take Carter's Little Liver Pilla as directed. Get them at any drugstore. Only 25. Wednesday. March 14, IMS HERALD AKD NEWS SEVEN Many carpenters affiliated with the Carpenters union, AF of L, in Klamath Falls are not working at the present time, according to U. JJ. Long, Busi ness representative of the union here. The reason for this lay-off was explained by Long as due to the fact that no contracts have been let as yet on the pro posed housing project here. The carpenters are in between Jobs now, Long stated, and this would be an excellent time for Klamath residents to have neces sary repairs to their home or lor housing construction. People interested In repaira or construction were asked to contact Long at his office in the Labor Temple. Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumati Pain Quickly Tf yon Riffer from rbtumttte, arthrtUi e veurlua piJo, try this atmpls loexpeofhr boor rnclpe titt thouwodi are ualnf. GH Dw ace of Ku-Ei Compound, a two-week eupply totlsy. II Iz It with quart ot water, adrl u Juica ot 4 lemooa. Ifa eaay. No trntihln U all and pleaaant. You need only 2 tabkapoort fula two litntfl a day. Often within 48 houn aometfran overnight apleodld mult an obtained. If tha paltu do not qulekly lean and if yon do not feel batter, return tht empty package and Ru-Kx will coat you ooth ' Ins to try u it ia aold by your dnitctat uttrls an abaolute money-back cuarantee. Ru-E Compound la for aale and noomj&esded it drus atorea everywhere. Non-Rationed SHOES Every pair of shoes in the store non-rationed Play Shoes Colored Dress Shoes The 602 Main Next to Rudy'i A. Railroading is one of the "high pri ority" war industries. And S. P.'s job is one of the most vital of any railroad's. It is our job to haul great loads of supplies our fighting men - must have to lick the Japs. And did ' you know that it takes eight tons of freight to knock out one Jap? Q. WHAT EXPERIENCE DO I NEED? A. No railroad experience at all is needed on many jobs. We've many kinds of jobs for many kinds of men, so no matter what work you've been doing, we have a job for you. H. WILL I LIKE MY JOB? V We really believe you will. We've got interesting jobs at S. P. Rail roading is not dull or monotonous. On many jobs, there's something . new and different every day, and you work with friendly people. ' A. You get regular, standard railroad pay good pay. But besides that, you get such extras as hospitaliza tion, medical service, transporta-. tion and insurance privileges. In . addition, you're in on a fine retire ment pension plan. Q. IS THE COMPANY A GOOD ONE? A. Lots of people say "S. P. is a good outfit to be with" and we like to hear it, because that's what we try to be. We're proud of the way folks stay with us. Our labor 'turnover" rate is one of the West's lowest Q. WHAT ABOUT THE FUTURE? A. We have the biggest job in our his tory still ahead hauling the load to lick the Japs. Experts believe that'll be a long job. So if you want a good essential job interesting, , well-paid see us! Wont fe ask soma mora quaifieni? We'll b qlad to answer them and no obligation, ilthtr. Don't mill this good thance at a good ob I 5( or write Trolnmoiter, S. P. Station, Klamath Falls, or nearest S. P. Agent. 'A good outfit to bo with" OM0I This Ds You've saved your tin cans this is the weeh to get them all into the collection . . . and here's how:- Klamath Falls People There will be a curb pickup' Sunday, March 18. Have your box of cam on the curb bright and early Sunday morning. After that, at a box of cam it saved, take it to the central lalvage depot at 532 Market ttreet. 1 Klamath County People (Those Living Outside Klamath Falls) v Take your tin cam to your local community salvage depot before March 17. There will be a pickup from rural depots on Saturday, March 17. If you don't know where your community depot ii located, call your local lalvage committee head. Continue to' take tin cam to that depot at a box it laved. ' . Here Are Your Local Salvage Committee Workers Help Them and They'll Help You - Get Tin Cans Out This Week! f KLAMATH FALLS Warren Whltloclc, . City Salvage Chairman Annabell Nawton, City Salvage Chairwoman Wyatt Padgett, Suburban School! Paul Deller, City School! . . Bill Kuni, J. C. Salvage Chairman Capt. Lewis, Marina Base Bob Chileote, Facilitlei KLAMATH AGENCY E. J. Floyd. Lilliai Lund BLY H. R. Crane, Mn. C. A. Smith ' KENO Tom Caimai FOHT KLAMATH Mrs. Opal Paige MERRILL Bob Walker, Mrs. Dale West BEATTY ' Frank Schmlti . MIDLAND Mn. H. B. Largant SPRAGUE RIVER Ivey Clark HENLEY C. B. Howe, Mrs. Earl Mack CHILOQUIN Walter Zimmerman, Mrs. Dwight Kirscher : BONANZA K. I. Bold, Mrs. E. V. Ayres LANGELL VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Murray, Bonania, Ore. : MALIN Cliff Jtnklns, Mrs. Ray Van Meter When You've Turned in a Big Box of Cans, Start Saving Another Box! Here's How to Save: Remove label, waih, remove top and bottom and place in can, imash flat, and box for handling.