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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1945)
REAMS GOOD FISHING AYS BULLETIN .nTf.AND. June 15 (PI n streums throughout Oro- nro iniprovcu uns with una nnd luko catches aro rlt'd 'air to Hood by the elTil. Illiimutto volloy itrcnmi arc (enornny, nun un tnno iv hikes exeunt Gold lake rv uood. Ill Marlon coun cil's and bait arc taken on i I c;...., t..... j chick linn ciiihiiii uvkii qua river Is Rood for files. loustnl sireums are low ana r clear ana iiy usning is d In both - uoon anci (jurry Cities. Salmon flshlnK in sue river tit juui uui uvm mc t taken on flies. Elk and Irliurk river are tho best this k, the comin lesion reports. Lfslcrn Oregon streams cou pe the inccca of anglers with I lo good and bag limits re Heel In scattered counties. . Isss aro rising to plugs cast In shore at Dog lake while Ing elsewhere at Sliver L, Warner valley, Upper Key and Deep crock Is only g I he Klamath area plugs and mors arc being used In the math river. Lake o' the ids It good for trolling and Little Deschutes is good for m and egg bait. North and h forks of the Sprague arc II Malheur streams are clear. and conditions acpena on tne thcr the next few days, itllla streams aro good for it with spinners, bait and v Hackle flies with red Ics taking fair catches. Kly lug continues excellent In Lower Deschutes and Warm Ings and Crooked river vi ly. Jackson county streams normal and good trout fchca are reported. infract For Four nnsformtrs warded fORTLAND, Ore., June 18 UP) S772.434 contract to Install f trsnsformers at Bonneville icr administration's Troutdale station, supply extra power the Horiiand area, nas been krdi'd to the Portland General tetrlc company. CPA Administrator .' Paul J, er said the project would he ud the hlnhcst caoacltv frer transformer bank In the Irld. Three of the transform' will carry a 150.000 kilo it-amperes load, .while the Irth will be on emergency ire. fcn auxiliary cooling unit will tw the transformers -to carry wnoio load of four Bonne It power dam generators, or l of the slant Grand Coulee Its. Raver said. Delivery Is pnea wiuiin zoo days., Vergent Opinions tn On Conference IORTLAND, June 15 (Wi ttily divergent opinions on oan rrancisco conference. king from "bromlsing" to a Aigcroiis hoax." were ex- Iscd last night by speakers at snonnwesi institute of inter knal relations. , Theodore F. Newton, as- te chairman of the United fons Information board, de id the charter being drawn 'bears an oxoltina nrnmiae International cooperation in eiwure. no pointed to tne f area of agreement as the meant thing about, the con- nice. h the ether hand, Dr. Vernon Yank Sub Sinks Jap Ship by Gunfire i ft " im r ii 'eY eaaseueab.- tm-imm. ,i,... , it,, .ii , (NBA Telcphnla) ino von or secrecy surrounding 0. S. Navy submarines Is lifted momentarily to release this dramatic picture "vy submarlno plcklim up survivors from Japanese ship sunk by gunfire of the surfaced U. S. S. Tam- "or. Off the sub's bow, the doomed enemy ship slides under the surface. O. B. Navy photo. Tru man Confers With Hoover o NEA Telephoto) President Harry 8. Truman (left) shakes hands with former President Herbert Hoover after 45-mlnute White House conference during which Hoover was believed to have urged drastic overhauling of the machinery lor providing relief to Europe's starving millions. Nash, of Federal World Goveriv mcnt Inc., cited as weaknesses of the charter (1) world hege mony by a few powers, (2) be- llef that today's enemies form the chief threat to future peace, and. (3) assumntlon that npnro can be-kept by repressive force aione. . I NEW FROZEN DESSERT J III) Chill eviportted milk (Ullfn) In f rrctiinf unit until ihuhy. (3 Mli I cup Ilhoroiif hly in H cup cold wl. 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Come in for more details. No obligation. Many other good jobs open at S.P. , , , See or write Trainmaster, S.P. Station, Klamath Falls, or nearest S.P. Agent TRAVEL r PROBLEMS? GOING EAST? Sts Ar Available On THAILWAYS' Crimson and Cratm Clipper Buses Buses leave Klamath Falls East Bound , At -1:20 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Daily ' TRAVELING TIMI TO Boise 24 hrs. W Salt Lake 34 hr. Denver 50 hn. Omaha 70 hn. Chicago 80 hrs. . DULUTH, Minn., June 14 UP) The Suomi Lutheran Synod con vention today re-elected Emil Simonson and Charles Johnson, both of Astoria, Ore., to the As toria publishing house board. WORKERS OUT ON SEATTLE, June 18 Pro testing what they termed a "lockout" of members the man agement had suspended for quit ting early, 3900 employes of the Lake Washington shipyards here walked out yesterday in sympa thy with 170 AFL machinists who precipitated the action. A memorandum had been Is sued by the navy earlier asking the management to correct Im mediately what it termed "start ling" condition of loafing on the job. ; The management did not comment on either the walkout or the memorandum but said statement may be issued today. Ten machinists were suspend ed last week for leaving their jobs before the whistle sounded and 170 machinists walked out for three days. Today's stoppage began before the end of the day shift and became general by the time the swing shift start ed. Appeal To Stop Draft Of Railmen Made SEATTLE, June 15 UP) An appeal to stop drafting of rail road employes was made to the WORK GLOVES AII-Lasthar Only OREGON WOOLEN MS M.ln friday, June II, IMS HERALD AND NEWS SEVEN office of defense transportation yesterday by the Pacific north west advisory board, which pointed out redeployment will tax the railroads more than ever in their history. 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