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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1945)
-83 wo-iaajuj in rvn UAPS FORM CABIfffT '.'10 nnMRFR II fiilllv HVIH" j i (CootSoued Froa P Oa5 rr?trtne OT?- JEoroo Sacifcf rtteriwa cC iecuJ-- old brae reptrurtxw te, be mar tare ieo to J 41on w . ou he fc5 ""JZ arc tbe cots teat B Admiral VooB s swctras nun and oriir:ir cjp.-essjer in tee cabinet ri Pr GerL week under increasa degaaai for cronj war fOTertl It alreadr bad been oce ed Hiroetasa Matpaaia. JcE minister in the iaiiea Kso cs inet, would be retained la fc pot- EDITORIALS ON NEWS (Conticoed From P Ooe) minister and Gmtrr East Asa mimnrr (be1 aireadr oreaierj. The Jobs be gave htunseJ are toe ones that would be invsKTed in future PEACE mora. U-t kept the former carr snm ixttr wo baf now bees Jjrea three bad Ijirrtrgs or our Cej and named an airman war Eia itter. Eotn bis cary and war ministers are said to bare toe blesses of toe Jap war eijje- is pgrrrrt trarh new in fee Earojeaa ss tion. We're loliiog asd Germans at a "great rate es?e eiilly capturing them. We tMt 136.723 orisoneri in the first fire day of ApriL Toe Germans are not as good as the Japs at dying to the last man, as Hi tier orders .them to do. . npHZ British are 12 miles from - Bremen and 60 from Ham burg. Toe Canadians are within a dozen miles of cutting off ail of western Holland, we re over the Weser in the south, but have not yet reached the Elbe. - The Germans are still talking about our alleged airborne land ing at Eisleben, within 90 miles of Berlin, but our side has noth ing to say. The censorship if still pretty tight It is probable that we have been outrunning our supplies and have to wait for them to catch up. "THESE to bitter house-to-house - fighting In Vienna, but Mos cow dispatches indicate that the Russians think they have the sit' nation there well in hand. Hoc cow says that if the Germans don't get out of the city soon thyTl be surrounded. -- The Germans say today the Russians are ALREADY 30 MILES WEST OF VIEOfA, fol ic wing main line railroads and highways up toe franuoe. liat. If true, is extremely interesting, indicating that the reds are push ing right on up the Danube val ley to cut the Germans off from the Hitler hideout in the south ern mountains. . The flurry in Italy doesn't Mem to amount to much yet. A NEW decree has been Issued by Hitler, ordering nazi par ty leaders to give up their local political jobs. London interprets the decree as a scheme to enable the oazi leaden to get out, leav ing the non-nazis holding the bag also as the foundation for a propaganda olaim in the future that it was the German civilians who surrendered shamefully while the nazis carried on the holy war singleianded. PINE TREI OPEN 12:30 ConUauous Shows Sally JOAa? ; FONTAINE AND . ' ' mm -7-1 J STARRETT n V y LHtle Business ' Program Slated WASEINGTOX. April 7 V- iimt' r rrl ifefl. I ijc 4 '-" c l-.-- --. . - ir areocy ooeorkw today a tfao saose ecrpentm has q ru-Jr get ia cncticn a twoOid operatioa wcici rt belirres will prorib sma baie Crai wxth a:i t-e jnemi fjanrjl iatlp tary will aeca. JAP POSITIONS 1 PiCIFIC HIT j CCocced Ttcbs Page Oae) FaiSe war. Tbe tiny liaisoa pCans wiyca Dcraiaiiy are ua ; l! saat ooe-pasecger bops or j for ffTtnnatwanr Hights, car-? ried a scsall fort of the 11th . lirixrx division to unopposed , it-v-rg. oa toe two Loceca air nnps. ! Regional Vocational School Studied Here ; O. L Paalson. state director ' of -rocatiocai ecucation, and 'several of hjs rjf wOl be in Karcath Fails, Mossday. April j ; S. to meet with the local board j cf edscataon and Tarsous repre- sestatrre of industry to fonnu-j iate plans for ezpansion of vo- . catkeal trainicg to be offered ; in the local school. i lEazrath Falls has been rjg-; t gfj a: a bkely location for a ! 'regumi voeaoooai scnooi serv- . this area of southeastern Oregon. ; A san er will be made and t '. raryxis irfnffrial trades, agri- j culture and its related Indus-; tries, distributive education and borne economics will be studied on this basis. 1 Committees have been ap pointed to assist is the survey,! and anyone interested may at- i leno. roe general meeting vo vk held at 7:30 p. m. Monday in room 310 of the high school. Portland's Populace Decreases, Report PORTLAND. April 7 V-De crease in Portland's war popu- j lace was indicated today by fig ures showing 6876 fewer street-' car and bus passengers during Marco than in February. j Portland Traction company of-1 Scials said the first six days of j April showed an even larger per centage drop. The March traffic load fell off 1.5 per cent. Shipyard Worker Dies From Injuries. PntJTT.A Vn Inml 1 ion Injuries suffered in a fall from a scaffolding at Commercial Iron Works Thursday had proved ratal today to Paul r. Stomley, 58-year-old shipyard worker. Stomley, whose home former- ijr w in xuipia uy. o. u., aiea yesterday at a hospital. WEATHER April Max. Win. Prtip. pi&t M ,44 KJamath rails 22 30 EermTito ... M Worth Bend 54 45 PoitUad 55 43 Reno 65 21 Sn Francisco . 50 40 attl . 50 33 Medtortf 5 30 Red Bluff M 13 .00 .00 .23 m xn .04 Washincton nJ Or ton: Showers U dar, ton lint and Sunday. Sllghttr eooltr. Itortbern California Parti r cloudy today, tonitht and Sunday. Tew Hht bowers akmsj coast and over extreme northern tnterlor, 5JJhtly cooler north ern portion today. JOO STARTS SUNDAY UTinr' de CORDOVAt i . . I 1 1 m r ' (7-"" OUR MEN AND WOMEN IN SERVICE te DEL KTRO IW PACIFIC At toe right is PIT l!le r. soeaewhere in toe Saoth Pao- fic. PFC Del Vero Is the son of Mr. ard Mrs. Pete Del Nero of Ely and has been overseas for the past 13 months. He is with the infantry. On March 4. the Del Nero's received word that their son was slightly wounded in action on Feb. 9 on Luzon. They later received word that he was making nor mal improvement- This is tbe third time Del Nero has been wounded. KELSON PROMOTED Lieut, (jgl Lyle T. Nelson. USXR. 23, of Eugene, an assist ant training officer at the am phibious training base, Coro nado. Calif., has just been pro moted from ensign. Graduated from the Univer sity of Oregon with a bachelor of science degree, Lt Nelson en tered the navy in July, 1943. and received officer training at the navy midshipman school. North western university. Chicago. He was a member of Delta Tau Del ta fraternity at the University of Oregon. He is the son of Mr. and ?ilrs. Theodore O. Nelson, of 1591 Mill, Eugene. His wife. Mrs. Bar bara D. Nelson, lives at 1951 Erie. Klamath Falls. XI Starting Sunday AND HERE'S THEIR STORY! ...SO STUNNINGLY TIMELY, SO MIGHTILY MAGNIFICENT, 50 UNFORGETTABLY STIRRING IT IS DESTINED TO LIVE FOREVER! FEATURE TIME 1:24 4:03 6:42 9:21 HENRY HULL ' PHONE 4S87 , fff J WARNERS" II J NOVV SURPASS 'DESTINATION TOKYO1 Ta and Sergeant york'i lg3?l FRRfll FIYMN U 3 - 11 ui v u i li mi a CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE SATURDAY-SUNDAY WILEY CIVTH BADGE CfL Olio O. Wi5ey. cow wrv-ir-J m-ith aa ajr service squadron ol the fifteenth air force servxe command my '-uppfr eectly been awarded the ' Motor Vehicle Driver Badge i with the Drtver- ,i W Bar. CpU Wiley enliKed in March of 1942. and has now Kn'iii 30 months ovenwaj in England. North Africa and Italy. Dur ing this time he has been awarded the Good Conduct Medal, the European African and Middle Eastern theater service ribbon and four bronze stars for partictpatioa in the Algeria-French Morocco. Tunisian, Foggia - Naples, and Rome-Aroo campaigns. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Wiley, 2413 Reclama tion avenue. Kiamath Fails. Ore gon. CpL Wiiey's brother. S Sgt. Daniel F. Wiley, is serv ing in the Pacific HITTER GETS MEDAL AN 8TH AIR FORCE BOMB ER STATION. England Sgt. Walter N. Ritter. 19-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ritter. of Bonanza, has been awarded the Air Medal, it was recently announced at this Fly ing Fortress base. - Tbe citation accompanying the decoration read in part: "For meritorious achievement while participating in sustained combat bomber operations over Germany and German occupied countries." A B-17 Flying Fortress tall gunner, Sgt. Ritter has flown several heavy bombardment combat missions with the pio neer 379th bomb group. He took part in recent attacks against targets in Cologne. Mannheim, Merseburg and In the most Important of all hit plcturot WILL AM PRINCE DICK ERDMAN -GEORGE TOBIAS - WARNER ANDERSON s j"? z L m AT BOTH THFATPFC agart tacarai cfectrt es tt d voc of trocps oo the western from. . 1 A JWSTiber pf ts arrrv ajr force sjce January. b ccccpd rc trricg and tbea atteodod AAF rr-rrry cwl at Las Vegas, Nev. After fsusfcitg ovrryr.it trsmmg at Guifjwrt. Miss- K;er ar rived ta Euro..-.! in Jaaaarj. 193- Pror to erJirCEt tr ser ccar.t was a sJ'ocst at u Boa acza faiga sc?5cl- RECEIVE COKMEJfDATJCH Ftm li Tneoeare E Myers of Port-jd. Ore aod otixr mea bers cf aa er-r-rr luaas taiioo, have been cornaieaoed tew an outgd:rr co tn speedg to corp.f.3TO 5-t Ssptrtorira inssaliaucos oa tae Unaas is ianas base. Tte cor-jnenca-jori. one of vr f:rt to be received by a negro urct ia the Parifit area, was made by U. Gen. MUiard F. Harmon. cttCTimandir-g jenerai. who has Bce been reparapd as miwing in joiil Tbe coatsiea dau?n reads ia part: displaved in the compietaoB of a difficult task in a short period of time is outstandir. parDrularly so. tn view of the tact that in no way wa the quality of their work sacnfjced to aoreZeraM conitruction. U. Myers" wife. Lne. sad children. Joyce. Patricia Mae and Richard, live at S2J4 S. E Fremont in PorUand- His jnotn er. Mrs. W. P. Myers, lives ia Kiamath Falls. Klamath Union high school with the class of 1926. laier attending the University of Oregon- He entered the army in July of 1942. . ArTDERSOK TREATED Pvt. Lloyd Anderson is re ceiving treatment at Barnes hos pital after serving 22 months in the Aleutian Islands. Pvt. Anderson was one of 60 out of 1800 returned from the Aleutians who received the cer tificate of excellence and merit for service in the antiaircraft branch of the army. After a short time at rest camp Pvt. Anderson will receive six weeks of intensive infantry training before being sent to the South Pacific theater of opera tions. Pvt. Anderson Is the son of Mr. and Mn. A. L. Anderson of 3445 Anderson avenue IAMF! RPflWN Mouums sut um m mi BOX OFFICE OPENS .?ft 1 Two-Gun Jock Htld For 'Borrowing' Blanket From Hotel i BAKXR. Apra T uT Mrs Jcj Cm. Kii Ciy. who pohce wad seij -Two-rur. Jar from V.-o-tana." was ja.ied btre Jfiy. c cujird of fwnuinf a fx'rl biarict- Odfrer sad r irfi tftts w i jj, .Sf.- SNe! rowB: ' Preen Tmo - gua Jark frcta Nonria I i your fciar ket cil ytut td. Be . back in three weeks and P. ysa !L" . , SJ was arrested at La Graaoe. Jefferson Doy Meal Postponed; Friday 13th Not to Blame PORTLAND, April 7 iP A Jefferson Day dy.rxr engin aily set for Fnaay l Uth will not be beja b-t Oregon demo crats cssai they arte t super- lii-.lIXIS. Eeuon for the caoei-atior.: no outari:r.g speaker was ava2ab;e for that cat, ex plaioed Ntaoaal ComautMen-ja Lew WaUare. Catarrhal Jaundice Reported In Umatilla i PENDLETON. April T (if A :maisy nich has stricken 2S people bere. feared to be an in lecuous tropical disease, is or.iy catarrhal jauniice a coaipara uvelv miJd aiimect, the acting state hraith ofiKer said today, j Umatilla county physicians ithougat retiirning Pacify war j veterans miir.t have earned the i dread tropical variety of jaun dce. Dr. Albert Milier said eariy symptoms .of the mild and serwus duease were identical, i Most of the cajes are children. Joint Use of Snow Equipment Authorized SACRAMENTO. April 7 OPi California ts empowered to enter snlo agreements wi!h ad joining states on the use of road equipment to clear snow under terms of a bill given final leg- Mary LEE Ruth TERRY Charrl WALKER and Paul MUNI Maria OBEROIf Cornal WILDE in "A SONG TO REMEMBER". In Technicolor "THREE IS A FAMILY" With Marjory REYNOLDS Also Gaorga O'BRIEN In COWBOY MILLIONAIRE lliAST ff TIMES Jl TONIGHT Ifl MM 1 1 Robert LOWER Y II Bustar CRABBE SHADOWS of DEATH Pat O'BRIEN In "MARINE RAIDERS" Plus "WHERE THE BUFFALO ROAM" S:ti approval yesUrday by the senate- . TM i4mbly approved Dm erable thu state to tin .ada s equipment In e rln snow tlm to Ihe state line at Lake T!n. and Uie same ar ioHinnnniisuNDAY: - . . . nAinl . - . 4 PHONE 552 BOX OrrlCE OPENS 12;J0 i civti lllr swf 1 rJ . x-r Xv h NEWS '7 Carles ;h STARRETT COMPANION riATURt PHONE 4572 CONTINUOUS SHOWS SATURDAY-SUNDAY BOX OFFICE OPENS 12:30 Proudly Pealing out the News Header's Digest say r, colds packed houses ibreathless! Ingrid Bcrgmar gives the kind of perform-' .ance that you'll, .tell your children you saw n the jnost difficult and the great est part everoffered a woman on the American screen!." f-nm Hi Aurr'f Dlpii i'b UpU Brrtmn, ( i AT REGULAR "RICES t'aramtuHl Promt THEBEUTO1L0" Sl liar Gary .SWlinf Cooper -Sergman 1fJ'm'r0 of CORDON JOSEPH CALLEU .ni KjfflNA r-AXWQU IN TECHNICOLOR rangement will b mrt C.irfornlaVegon llnl Jorrold l. Seawall. BoJA If ill -froiro- -rtu. ne1, advtmiM for t j I.. .U..I,.J "(1 Aa. Ill lllfj LiaxMllllVU. DOUBLE FEATURt CONTINUOUS SAT, BUM, EAwlTcfilKliT';! COMEDY 4 Mi' l lie Bridge Blows Up! ... .
