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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1945)
Brought Ernie fl Asironomer Answers Questions On Heavens Tuesday, June 12, IMS HERALD AND NEWS Ft VH Uodlt Circle All clrclcB C women' Mloly ot Chris- Scfvlco oiuiu III meet Thurs- cllUrV. ",,.,. cl..,.0 Lii"Mr. 'Wllllum Wlthrow. ST a the ho of pc1W Color of 1017 High ; p'olluck picnic ot 1 p. m. V ":. nro lukud to k '"' ". 7,7,1.. '1 ... n. n lu.mo of Mrs. f .Minings. 30 Alameda, i .ill nnri MrV d. Kmun Will bo assisting , circle win nit-uv i Kmc of MM. Elizabeth Nor K the Henley district for Irt ot 1 P- n. .,', Council The Wo "L'" " n 11... viral f'hr - h col""-11 u' . r . i. ...Ill mi.rtf nn Thlim. KnuLc",7 t 12 r o'clock for liick luncheon at the church, l?C Oil. and Pine. Off Icon L current year will bo In- twlll follow the luncheon, r i.... urn nuked to be L, and bring nil garments b mission. hp riud ah ot "10 tnrco Esllicr AppiHv uuivb Wnndn liuvo been filled. UlnK to Scout headquarter RekMsirauun t-iuauu uh out i onrlv in the nftornoon, Itvcrnl of those Interested Lul Ihelr name on a wait- bl in anticipation of o can- Bon. . Lor Circle Friday, June It Senior circio oi mo wm ft.. Pnnirroititlonul church Lcct in the soclnl hull on in tot dessert at 1:30 p. m. k'cu by a rctiuiur dusiiic.sk n.trl aliirlv hour. It Ik led to begin study of the "The worm American m- Wnion Scorn Martin kon. local agent lor mo (York Lifo Insurance com- l is listed as ono op mo tl In the company' "ecu i campaign," conducted In jctlon with tho company's anniversary. pgirette Club The Sting- Club will hold its regular My public plnochlo party I KC hall Thursday, June 2 p. m. in addition to the is for high score, a special will be awarded. piTORIALS ON NEWS Inllnued from Paso One) kcOD alive the -idea that p "parliament" has some parliament's last official is said to havo been au- tlon of a "sDoar-wloldlnn" In home defense army. it doesn't necessarily mean arms on tho homo front. often knives tied to the Ions bamboo poles have used more or less regularly ip iniiurauon tactics in warfare. Their wlclders up In the dark and use to stab our men In the cs. tTE of international en- Elsenhower, who Is In Lon- D rfirrlVfi Ihn nlniirllfe nf fiiisi,: - llcve Hussia. Britain and o. intend to make it lm- , "lion J IU lam . . . The Russians arc friendly; I'm convinced I WANT PEACE and n i In ripvprrvD .1. r, uiu ouuit; M soldier." I . he Germans. Picnnhnwpr t- "Many Germans want r lentil v Dm. ovi.. fen that the German Is tf in victory and VERY . in u,r mi, I iRAL IKE apparently has '"Kcrs crossed as to Hit ! samp ii - 1 1. wni i ft - ---- - uiu iva, ul lia. V. "It Hitler is NOT Je is suffering moro than pc; because he will be 'ur mo and fearful every no is going to be caught' IDA'S soclaltst CCP (Co- rjnive Commonwealth Iftnirlirln't . 1- .... Bn i "ibko mucn 01 "?. ytsicraoy s uann ?ctlon, winning only 20 lampni'd oc Ti ft, tio aeuui, us P was almost entirely In "cultural west. Only ONE Fwon in tho east. r-"' observers (some- hi,, r, na sometimes not) Ci Canadian election as Nlon that Churchill will "'nam. ES5. UMNO'S govern- t neia Power in hln.Ce 35, W"1S by 8 Rti If sh Parliamentary osirni "n,5eui who comes f --.iiewan, may lose L om, district, but if ' I . " arrange a "by ina 'constituency" ton-. l i u cup tor him tmibf abl t0 8ct back I U t in TnM i . oniS08,0' representa- Fm?,8" a, special election tw.. "'.strict where he III u run BKaln- ' n,m snarP differences BHT Auxiliary Tho auxiliary to the Urothurhood of Huilroud Iralnmen will meet In the KC hall Ihursduy, June 14 ut 8 p. m. for u regular busliiOKs meeting. In addition there will bo Initi ation, and the eighth anniver sary of tho lodge will bo ob served. Amusing und Intriguing hats, made by the members, will bo entered hi a contest with a small entrance fee for each, and will bo cllglblo for tho uwurds to bo given. It la asked that for muls be worn. Mrs. Kred Gen croux Is chuirman of the re freshment committee Lav Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gow land, who liuvo made their home for the Inst three ycurs at 1017 High, left on Siiturduy for Ash lund whore they will live. Released Prisoner Denies Being Freed For Treatment (Continued From Pago One) whorp ho wrote a bnd check and then fled to Olympin, Wash to escape Juvenile officers. He remained there until he was 18. Ho Wnn Intnr nir,.l..l ..!, - . ljilu iur 1U11- uro to hove a druft curd and wus upprcnenued by Klnmiith Falls police December 22, 1944, for currvlm, It was on that churge that uusliko iviuiioncy scnlcnecd him to 30 days. Ho was released the next day upon the recommenda tion of Dr. Hobcndul, Muhoney said yesterday. Ago Mix-up Mahnnpv bIdi tlrnn.i ..ni j . . ubb.i.fvu . 1. .T 1 1. 1 - day that Hunter was, Just 16 yciirs oia ai ino tlmo of his re lease, but testimony today re vealed that ho was 10 ycurs of age ut the time. After reviewing Hunter's rec ord today, Vundcnbcrg stated, "that he was tired of having the words of this court twisted around to fit some politician's idea of what's funny. It is no wonder wo haven't any uniform system of Justice in this county." Dr. Rozondal said toduy that ho gave Hunter a physical exam ination after his arrest on De cember 22. He said that Hunter had weak kidneys and com plained of a backache and that he had treated him December 1, 1044. Hunter was not incarcer ated at that time. Thr Treatments After his release on Decem ber 23, Dr. Rozcndal said that he'dld trent Hunter three times, m ; at "B Cpl. Alexander Roberts, above. Now York City, former Acme Ncwsplcturcs photographer now in tho Signal Corps, is the hero who went out alone and recov ered tho body of Ernlo Pyle. famed Scrlpps-Hownrd wor cor respondent, killed by a Jnp on Io Island. Heavy machine gun Are pinned down other volun . tccr rescuers In tank. on January 3, April 4, and April 19. In the latter part of May Hunt er wus arrested by law officers at Chiloquin, charged with ob taining money under false Dre- tenses. He was committed to tho county Jail on June 4 by Judge Vandcnberg. He pleaded guilty to the charge and was sentenced to two years in the Oregon stute penitentiary last ouiuraay oy vanacnoerg. STRANGE CHURCHES Among the strangest churches In tho world are the cowshed church of Bordon, Hants, Eng land; the wine cask churoTi of Asti, Calif.: Ihc solid rock church of Huuto Isle, France; and the church constructed of sea shells, broken plates, and glass at Guernsey. CARD OF THANKS We wish to cprcss our thanks and appreciation for the many acts of kindness and the beauti ful floral tributes during our re cent bereavement. Mrs. Myrtle Enders Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ambers and Family. By J. HUGH PRUETT Ailronomvr, flentral Kxlemlon Division, Unlvcraltjr ot Oregon . 1. What Is this "green flash" at sunset sometimes mentioned? The green flash Is an effect not seen once in a lifetime by most people and several times by a very few. When the sun is setting over a distant horizon and seen through unusually clear air, Just as the last thin rim of the elobe is dlsnnoearini!. It will sometimes flash out for a second or more in the most gorgeous green imaginable. At times the trees along the horizon will flare with green after the sun is entirely gone. On other occasions when conditions seem equally perfect, no such nhe nomenon Is seen. It is a pris matic effect, and also occurs at sunrise. 2. In what part of tho sky do "moon rainbows" occur? This is another rare phenom enon. The present writer has ooserved only one. Many speak of the colored circles of rather small angular diameter often seen around the moon as "lunar rainbows." These are coronas and are due to the diffraction of light by water droplets in low clouds. Real lunar rainbows are caused by refraction and reflec tion, as are daytime rainbows, and are seen in the oposite part of the sky from the moon. In order that such a bow may appear, the moon must be very bright (at or near the full phase) and not very high in the sky;, a copious shower must be falling in the direction oposito that of the moon; and the air between the moon and the shower must be unusually clear. Then a splendid rainbow with all the prismatic colors of a similar daytime phenomenon, but not so brilliant, will span the sky in an entrancing arc. 3. When a thin new moon ap pears in the west, we may often see a darker portion filling out the entire circle. What causes this? This is due to earthshine fall ing on the night side of the moon, that part which is turned away from the sun. When the moon is "new" to us, the earth is "full" as 'seen from the moon. Tho earth's brightness is then about 40 limes greater than full moonlight is to us, so makes this side visible to us. Through telescopes, considerable surface detail may then be seen on- the moon. - , 4. How far out over the ocean may one see from the shore? IX there were no atmosphere to cause refraction and if the ocean were perfectly smooth, then if H is the height in feet of the eye above the shore line and D. Is the distance In miles to the water horizon, we may use this formula: i The square root of 32 H equals D. When H is five feet D is 2.74 miles; when H is 100 feet, D is 12.2 miles, etc. Re fraction of the air makes these distances about one-twelfth great er. Investigation Of Reports Of Violence To Vets Scheduled (Continued From Page One) are good.". The DAV report first had been made public last week. , , All, 'three reports were filed with the veterans committee in vestigating published charges of inefficiency, inadequacy . and neglect In government hospitals. Prepare Digest The VFW and the . American Legion presented a ' digest of conditions in the various hospi tals. The list Includes: Portland; Ore.: (AL) "Appar ent dissatisfaction between staff and supernumerary doctors; other conditions generally fair to good." (VFW) alleged abuse to patients; poor food preparation. Roseburg, Ore.: (AL) Staff morale and discipline, pay of employes, scientific equipment, recreation, poor, "food prepara tion, very poor." (VFW) Allega tions of mistreatment by atten dants; "n o t e: remedial action taken when allegations sus tained." Preparation of food un satisfactory, kitchen facilities inadequate; sewage disposal un satisfactory. RELATED PRESIDENTS Of the presidents of the United States, John Adams and John Quincy Adams were father and son; Benjamin Harrison was a grandson of William Henry Har rison; James Madison and Zach ary Taylor were second cousins; and Theodore and Franklin Roosevelt were descendants of Claes Martensen van Rosenvelt. Alexander - the Great. 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The transportation of many thousand trainloads of troops and materials over the-Strategic Mid dle Route, uniting the East with the West Coast, calls for the wisdom and cod judgment of mai turity coupled with the ambition and tireless energy of younger employes. ' v Union Pacific is proud of all its employes, re gardless of length of service, for the job they are doing to help speed the Lour of victory. lUton lo "YOUR AMERICA" radio prooram on Mutual nationwide network every Sunday afternoon. Consult your local newspaper ior the time and station. rut mocktssm UK ION PACIFIC RAILROAD ill WARM SUMMER WARDROBE The CooUtt Thing Tj - fit Dreg Shirit! I . Get the "wilt" out of your shirt ward robe with our smoothly tailored, yet 'toft cotton dress shirts, anforized". .. '- .lively Patterned Tl ....... 18 Add A. Handsome Leather Bert It's refreshing to wear a Qt 7W new, tooted western style! . Now Adjustable Suspenders! . 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