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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1945)
GERMANY LOSES TERRITORY BY POTSDi PLAN (ConllmiL'd Prom I'iiiio Ono) also l)vn talk by tlio Duli-'h of tuklnii In nruus ns far cunt us tlio Wesi-r river, which woultl nclil ninny IIioiikiiikI of stliiiro miles to Holland. Dutch Walt Tlio Duluh Rovcrnmcnl l wulllim to rltitui'nilno whnt popular nun-lion to tlio propositi may dp. tho claim in Duma on the fact thai whlli) they were iicciiiiylnit llolhiml tlm Gcrinnns (li'iitroyi'd hundi f)H of IIioukiiikIh of hitch of rich agricultural InorlR tiv flnnrllllt. Tho lllu 'l'liruo (Incision to put I'oland'K western ImuiHliirles on the Odor and Ni'Iksu rivers to Kether with the division of Kuwt I'niHHla between Poland and Hun lu slreiidv dan slleort off "10.000 ciiurc miles of land which won Cirrmnn In lli:i7, when Hitler betfnn adding stolen lmulfl. At that time Germany embraced ltll.uoo stpinre miles. - . EDITORIALS ON NEWS (Continued troin Pnao One) dltlnn to tho killed, 500 'people were injured. THE bombers, of course, were old Bluff- There were meth oU of defense uualnsl them The bur.z-bombif, In time, becumc old stuff, uud methods of defense nun lint them wero developed not effective In every ense, naturally, but CUTTING DOWN tho menace, causing you to feel that mensure of fierce pride, If not net tin 1 security, that comes with hitting buck effectively at your enemy. Thero wui NO DEFENSE ncultut the rocket bombs. When they wcro launched, they soured miles up Into the sky In a vnst nrc and they came more or less slriilulil down. And they Iniv oled faster thnn sound, so that thero was no warning of their approach. The niuls wero beginning to get the buzz-hmnhs turned. An air officer told this writer the other duy tlnil they were tar geted on Buckingham palace not lust on southern England not even on tho city of London ai a whole. At a SPECIFIC target. The amount of damage within a few blocks of Bucking ham palace makes ono think there may have, been something to tho story. When tho end came, the rocket bombs were still going hog-wild still Incnpnble or nlm at anything more definite than a COUNTRY. But tho buzz-bombs were Im proved rapidly after they were started, giving reason to believo that the rocket bomb might bo similarly Improved as to aim. You can understand why people here are so glad tho nuzls wcro llcxca IN TIME. Traffic Bulletin ,4 Lists Oregon Toll SALEM, Aug. 4 W) Traffic accidents In Oregon lust year claimed totnl of 245 lives, brought Injury to 8845 other persons and cnused on 'econ omic loss of $11,023,000, tho new 1045 edition of Oregon traffic accident facts reveals. The bulletin on traffic accl dentil Is Issued each year by the safety division of the iccrotary of state's office. "Tho fnct that traffic deaths In Oregon last yenr wcro about live per cent higher than the toll ot 1043 Indicates a need (or excrclso of greater care on the part of the driving public, Robert S. Farrell Jr., secretary of state, sain In announcing the distribution ot tho new booklet. Classified Ada Bring Results, Top Man Tells How , No matter what, you are al ways tho sumo calm and, as sured self. Nothing seems to upset you and what might be tho secret? So naked tho visitor of tho mun who had built one of the lnrgcr concerns of its kind hero in tho Northwest. Tho man wns quick on the answer. It was by prayer that he faced tho day with Its many problems. Thoro wos prayer bo lero he left home In tho morn ing and now and again through tho duy, a few sentences, Ho bollevcd that God was present to help and he had a way of shutting tho world out and of calling God In. Now look across Into tho glory-Innd. See that throng gathered about, They are telling how God proved Himself to them when they dwelt hero on the earth, In tho name of Christ, they como beforo Him to plead the promises and He heard Ihcm, It was Call unto Me and 1 will show thee great and mighty things which thou knowest not. And Christ blazed the way for such as arc pressed for tlmo and place In tho morning Ho roso -early, while it was still quite dark, and leaving the houso He went away to a solitary placo and thero prayed. Seo Murk 1:39, Jf Christ as tlio Son of Man, was so dependent on prayer, what for you and mc? If in His humility, He would seek out God'a will for tho- day, what for you and me? ! S, W. McChcsnoy Hoad, 'Portland 1, Ore. This space paid for by a West Slope dairyman. Hunter's Hopes For 90-Day Waterfowl Season Dashed WASHINGTON. Aug. 4 Wl Secretary of Interior ick.es tciilny announced thu 1045 wnloifowl hunting regulations uud dashed sui no hunters' hopes for u UU-duy seusun. Bcnhlcs continuing the scusnn ut lust year's (10-duy limit, de spite many requests for mi ex tension, icK.es returned tne uuuy bug limit on must ducks to ten. Lust year hunters wero ullowed an extra five. The regu utlons established the opening seuson for water fuwl us September 20 in the northern zone, October 13 in tlio Intermediate zone and Novem ber It In thu southern zone. Except for tho chungo In the dully bag limit, there wero few significant changes. No open seuson was provided fur Ross' goose and swans; wood duck In Massachusetts uud North Dako ta: snow geese In llciivcrheud. Gallatin and Madison counties 'Vinegar Joe" Gets His Hat Back After Ocean Plunge OKINAWA, Aug. 4 (') Gen era I Stllwcll's battered campaign hat the one he has worn (or more than 20 yeurs blew out of tho window of a Cub observa tion plane today In the ocean off Okinawa but ho got It back. Tho commander of tho 1. S. 10th army grinned when Cpl. Edward P. Donahue, of Cleve land, Ohio, nut thu dripping old hat in Stllwcll's hands four hours Inter. Stilwell likes to ride In the Cub with the windows open. A gust of wind blew it out of the window and Stilwell sadly watched it descend into the surf. Carmen's Union Calls Off Strike SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4 (!) Nino hundred members of the CIO municipal carmen's union voted Into Inst night to call off their scheduled Monday strike which would have tied up trol ley service In this wur-buBy Pa cific const port. William Grogan, International vice president of the CIO Trans port Workers' union, said the municipal carmen hud UK reed to a seniority sign-up Monday un der a proposal by the rival AFL group of the Market Street rail way. Former Editor Visits Here Major Embert Fossum. former editor of the Klnmath Basin Progress, Is In Klamath Fulls on a 30-day lcavo from army duty In Europe.' He Is here visit ing with his mother, and his wire and daughter. Mrs. Fossum and daughter, who have been making their homo in Denver, Joined the major here. Ills division has served with every army, including the French army, with the excep tion of one American group. He smi lea iroin L& Havre, France, on July 18. At First Covenant Church . 823 Walnut Avenu ALBERT L, DWIGHT, Pastor Tha VICTORIOUS - LIFE CAMPAIGN Conducted by 1,1 , REV. and MRS. ARVID F. CARLSON Mr, Carlson rtceivtd his sacular aducation In various California schools. Afttr sirvlng six years as teller In a southern California banking institution, ha fait calUd to tull-tirh Christian sarvic. In praparation for tha ministry ha hat itudiad at tha Bible Institute of Los Angalas, at tha -Los Angelas Pacific Collage, and at North Park College and Seminary, in Chicago. He has successfully served Covenant Churches in Eagle Rock, California and at Garyton, Indiana, for the past nine yean. Since last spring he has been serving as field worker and evangellst-at-large for the Evangelical Mission Covenant Association of California. He Is a gifted preacher, an excellent song leader and a splendid young peoples' worker. Mrs. Carlson, talonted and trained In music and song, will assist hor husband In all the meetings. Music and long will be an outstanding feature throughout this cam paign. . The public Is cordially Invited. Weokly Services: Wodneiday, Thursday, Friday, 7:45 p.m. Sunday Servicos: Sunday School 10:00 a. m. i Morning Worship 1 1:00 a. m. i Young People and Juniors 7:00 p. m. Evening Evangel 7:45 p, m. Children's Services: Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3 p. m. Radio: KFJI Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, 1:45 p, m. In Molilalia, In Idaho and in states bordering on the Atlantic ocean, Three northern counties in California have been assigned to the Intermediate zono and tho remainder of tho stuto southern zone. The following open seuson dales (Inclusive; by gumc and ureas Include: Wild ducks, geese, brunt and cuol: Calif,, in Modoc, Lassen and Siskiyou counties, October 13 to December 31; In remainder of stale, November 2 to January 30. Oregon uud Wushington Octo ber 13 to December .'II. Ralls and gulllnules (except coot): Oregon and Wushington, no open seuson, liiiuk-tulled pigeon: Wushing ton, September IB to October 15; Cullfoniln, December 1 to De cember 30; Oregon, September 1 to September 30, "Do you want to go down and get It," asked Sfc'l, Lylc W. White, the pilot. "I'd sure (Ike to go down there and rescue my old friend, but well replied. When the Cub returned to the air strln Stilwell offered $25 reward to anyone recovering Uio hut, and hundreds of soldiers took up the hunt by air and sen. Tho hnl wos recovered 200 ynrds offshore by Donahue, who wnded up past his armpttcs to get It. He got his reward. Stil well squeezed the salt water out of his hat and hung It up to dry Lewis Mentioned For European Job MOSCOW. Aug. 4 (!) The numo of John L. Lewis, head of Hie United Mine Workers of America, is being mentioned to day In responsible foreign dip lomatic circles in Moscow in connection with an Important jod in curope. No details were available. Lewis, at hln hnmn in A1vnn drla, Vu., declined to comment cn me report. WPB Clamps New Controls On Veneer WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 (P) Softwood veneer produced In Washington, Oregon and Cali fornia was DUt under new con trols today to assure supplies lor csscniuit purposes. The war production board ruled that because of the need for wooden shipping containers, softwood veneer produced in these states may be delivered only to softwood plywood man ufacturers and to box produc ers. Also, such veneer may be used only for the manufacture of shipping containers. the .,-..: '--.v-'--:- 77 .:: , v, -. . . : : , ' v..-'.-.: f :: L SAYS H I S PROTEST (Continued From Pago One) expressed hopo for Gcrmun vic tory, lie suiu nc nuu given ma reason for making this talk when Admiral Vllllum D. Lcuhy de manded an explanation, but did not detail the conversation with Leahy, then U. S. ombussudor to Vichy. Testifying in tho trial of Miirshiil Petaln, Laval said: "A few duys ufter that broad cusl Admiral Leahy and Mr. S, Plnkney Tuck (counsellor to tne U. S. embasw at Vichy) came to me me. 1 explained the reason for the statement, wnui i meant by It, and the practical effects of it' Lavu d d not relate the re action of Leuhy, now chief of stuff to President Truman. In a letter read earlier at the I'ctuln trial, Lcuhy expressed belief that the 80-yeur-old marshal always hud acted In the best interests of France. Leahy Mentiontd Luvul's mention of . Leahy came after u defense attorney asked if the United States had made any moves to brook dip lomatic relations with Vichy after the broadcast by Laval be speaking a Hitler victory. A juror remarked that Laval should know "that after his de parture yesterday Marshal pe taln said that he Insisted on the removal of that phrase from the radio speech." Petaln told the court he wns amazed when he heard the speech delivered with the disputed passage. Laval testified yesterday he broadcast the statement "I de sire a Germany victory" only after Petaln made him change the wording from "I believe in a Germany victory." Today, in response to the Juror. Laval said: "I stand on what I said. The marshal deleted the word 'be lieved and left the word 'desire. And he was not indignant at all." Plywood Company Calls For Workers LEBANON. Aug. 4 UP) The Cascades Plywood corporation, engaged 100 per cent in war production, sent out a call to day for 75 to 100 men to work either part-time or full shifts. Officials said seasonal work on farms and in forests had taken many employes from their nlnnt Jobs. The plant operates a 24-hour day, six-day weeK. Classified Ads Bring Results DEVELOPING ENLARGING PRINTING PHOTO SERVICE 211 Underwood Bldg. LAVA August 5 ... MISSION SUNDAY m V. , A. Schulse, Pastor Come To Church Sunday First Baptist Church No. 8th and Washington Sts. . CECIL C. BROWN, Pastor "THE CHURCH WITH A MESSAGE" Sunday Services: 8:30 A. M The Boptist Bible Hour Over KFJI. 9:45 A. M. Sunday School Classes For All Agos. 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship Message By The , Pastor. 6:45 P. M. Training Union For All Groups. 8:00 P.M. Evening Worship Messago By The -Pastor. A Cordial Welcome To A Friendly . Church With A Gracious Fellowship And A Great Future. Irish Wake Holds Up Fight Between Wandering Tinkers GALWAY, Eire, Aug. 4 UP) The Irish Tinkers had a wake, not a coronation, iusl night when lU-vear-okl Martin Collins, a member of one of the Itinerant tribes, drowned while bathing in tho sea. His death caused the postpone ment of tho scheduled finish fight between Martin Word, who claims direct descent from Bard TOKYO SEES NO LEFT IN AREA (Continued from Pane One) comotlvcs, trains and ground In stallations. Vessels Hit Thirteen more enemy vessels were knocked out by air forces operating in soutnern waters un der MacArthur. Japanese suicide planes sank one U. S. ship and damaged another in one of their now rare counterattacks at the grow ing Okinawa base 350 miles south of Japan. Tne atiacK sun dnv was announced today by Admiral Nimitz, co-commander with MacArthur oi tne on-io-Tokyo forces. The mikado today posthum ously decorated his ranking army and naval commanders on Okinawa who committed suicide in the lace of defeat. Announcements Within the next couple of weeks General Spaatz, who re tains . command of all army strategic air forces, should an nounce that Lt. General Doo littlc'a B-29s have Joined the aerial invasion of Japan. Pre sumably part of their Job will be to help Marianas -based Superforts in blockading Nip ponese harbors with parachute sown mines and peddling pro paganda. B-2D5 are delivering the "Rakkasan Parachute News" to Japan and within seven weeks plan to Boost weekly cir culation from 1,000,000 to 8, 000,000. WOMEN'S CLUB BLY The Women's club met on Wednesday. July 25, at the home of Mrs. Frank Obenchain Sr. A short business meeting was held and refreshments were served, Nine members were present. Are You a . Soldier of the Cross? Asks the CHURCH OF CHRIST 413 M Main K. of C. Hall 10:00 Bible Reading 11:00 Sermon 11:45 Communion Service 7:30 p. m Evening Worship "Abora all, laklnf tha ableld at faith, wberawllb 70a mar ba abla ta aaenek- alt Iba flerr darts ! lb wlck.a." HIDING PLAGES Morning Service 11 o'clock Afternoon Service 2:30 o'clock Zion Lutheran Church Welcome MILLS SCHOOL AUDITORIUM . East Main at Orchart "The Public Is cordially invited to attend these special mission services held next Sunday at the Mills School Auditorium." Mecnnbhard, and Patrick Dodd of Tnum for the title of "King of the Irish Tinkers" and the right to choose any of the tribes' loveliest colleens for a bride. The wandering menders of pots and pans who had gathered for the great drinking bout, tho fight and the ensuing coronation, stuttered todny as Collins' king made arrangements for his fu neral. It was understood the Tinkers would gather again at Balllna sloe, In Galway county, the first week In October for the show down between Ward and Dodd. Chinese Troops Launch New Drive CHUNGKING, Aug. 4 ifi-) Chinese troops have launched a drive apparently aimed at cut ting the Hunan-Kwangsi rail roud in Hunan province and blocking the main avenue of the Japanese withdrawal from Kwangsl province, the high com mand indicated today. The Chinese, after recapturing the important Japanese strong hold oi Sinning, a Hunan pro vince stronghold safeguarding the enemy s western flank, smashed ancad in the direction ot the important rail town of Tungan in pursuit of the enemy. Tungan, in Hunan, is roughly midway between Kweilin and the Japanese bastion of Heng yang, where the Hunan-Kwangsi railroad meets the Canton-Hankow line. Agency Reports Brush Fires I Two more brush fires which were caused by carelessness on the Klamath Indian reservation were reported by Klamath Ag ency today. The blazes, which were put out before they did much damage, were at Chilo quin and west of Sprague River. Elsewhere the fire situation was being kept carefully under control, according to available reports. A small grass fire in the 600 block on Van Ness was extin guished Friday afternoon by the city fire department. No fires have been reported by the county shops for . the past two days. Classified Ads Bring Results.' Listen to Cedric Foster News Commentator Sunday Night 6:30 p. m. - KFJI 'The Man With the Plan" Sheldon & Lee Insurance Counselors 111 N. 9th St. Phone 7777 Affiliated With CHILCOTE & SMITH We are happy SUMVSCMtBIJS To The South Suburban Area 0 BEGINNING SUNDAY, AUGUST 5 The schedule is as follows The Bus will leave Klamath Temple at 8:30, proceed out South Sixth Street .to Hope Street, from Hope Street to Homedale Road, back to South Sixth, north to Madison Street, then on to Shasta Way, returning by way of East Main. ; . The Bus will stop at-all the regular City Bus Stops. There s will be no charge for riding on the Bus. A licensed chauffeur will drive this bus. The bus is fully covered with liability insurance in compliance with Oregon law. A return trip will be made immediately ' . , after Sunday School! KLAMATH imPU Saturday, August 4, 194S gen. nun HEADS PACIFIC (Continued From Page One) fighters ranging up to 500 In number have been battering systemotlcally at the island's transport and shipping. Effective Midnight MacArthur announced . that the change In command had become effective as of midnight Tuesday. MacArthur disclosed for the first time that the 13th air force, which In recent months has been the main U. S. air force in the southern Philip pines, New Guinea and the Indies, was being moved to the Ryukyus, Previously he had announced that the fifth and seventh air forces under Gen. George C. Kenney had moved their bases into the Ryukyus. 8th Independent MacArthur's statement added, however, that Lt.' Gen. James Doolittle's eighth air force which soon will be flying Sup erfortresses over Japan in con cert with the 20th air force's B-29's from the Marianas still was operating on Okinawa In dependently of his command. His announcement also failed ISLAND First Christian Church At Ninth and Pine SU.' "IN THE HEART OF THE CITY" Howard F. Hutchlns, Minister Church Edifice Open The Year Around Lord's Day -Services Aug. S, 1945 Morning Sermon, 11 a. nw "The Christian's Debt" Evening Sermon; 7:45 p. m., "The Cleanup Campaign That Was Unpopular" . . Prayer Room Open 9 a. rru to 5 p. m. Bible Study Wednesday 7:45 p. rn. "Where You Are A Stranger But Once" NOTICE.' to announce the it 1007 Pine Street Rer. D. B. Anderson, Pastor HERALD AND NEWS THREK t Police Search For Missing Boy SPOkANK, Aug. 4 (!) Spo kane police today called for help from other northwest officers in a seurch for a nine-year-old boy who left home five days ago without knowing that his moth er had moved from Vunport to Portland, Ore., Leroy Cornwell said his son. Dale, wos wearing only a pair oi blue play pants when he sudden ly ran down the street from his home Tuesday morning. A younger brother was unable to catch him, the father said. Corn, well said he discovered later, than $10 had been taken from a dresser drawer. CROP REPORT ' Crops In excellent condition in the Tulelako district wero re ported by Red Bussman and Lee McMullen. The two men made a trip through the area Thursday looking over lease lands. ' to clarify the status of a num ber of naval air units . under Nimitz which previously have been based on Okinawa the second marine air wing and ileet air wings one and 18. - ' Tvai In Sunday! ' ff Old ' jf J Fashioned i ft fff " Revival ; WKTaf "i : ' Hour ; J .. kfji m-il . m. Ky International JV . J. Broadcast. f X ' Gotpal I X S-Ti Cnarlei S. Dlraolo'r I services of our A real opportunity for you to come and enjoy Sunday School .with us. DON'T MISS IT! i
