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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1945)
LABOR HERD tin T CONTROL PLAN WASHINGTON, Au. 20 (!') Tim country cannot afford lu "risk lliu chance of wide tin employment by u luiiiris-off poli cy on tho purl of tlio uovorn mont on Job control, Secretary of Lubor Lcwln 1), Bchwcllou bach aulcl luiluy. Backs Measure Tliu nuw labor secretary told ii sunato biinkliiK tibcommllluu liu was In full nccord with tho nrluulplc of tlio Wiinor-Murniy Job uasuriiiico nicimuru, unci ciil lolzi'd thoao Krouix which, hu auld, bellavo It In economically clcslrubla to Imvu u lartto pool nl unemployed upon which to dniw." "I think those who liikn thl position .uru mistaken," ho u cried. "11 muy bo thut-durlnu tlio llmu when tho problem of production wu very difficult Mich ui'ifumonta were vulld, However the oroblem of nroduc tlon tin been licked In thl country. Our problem now la one of conaumptlon. Wo can pro duce plenty." new vvmi riuijiw,,, Schwullcnbiich auld former new deiil pronima of provlcllnit worksuch in NKA, Wl'A, the public work ndmiiilatriillon Irfcve been "In tho nature of par V liiil approaches to tho problem," oddlnit: , , . "They have nil been nclopted otter unemployment beciimo se rious mid beitim to threnten tho fouiiduilon ol our aoclnl and economic trucluro." Every prlvulo device to attain full employment ahould bo uaed flrat, he auld. and only when Hint fnllM Rhoulct public dcvlcca be uaed. .... Schwellcnbiich declined to apcculule on tho number of Joba which inual bo made available lo hnve full employment, slut Inn there wcro loo many "Im ponderables" to make n ac curnto forecast. ENDED BY USDA WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 lJ'i With thla ycur'a crop restoring auppllea lo amplo Icvela. the ag riculture dcpnrtmcnl terminated today an order giving tho gov ernment priority on purchuac of potntoca In 10 major producing Ui tea. Tho priority order wa.i Issued lnt venr when annnllea became to light thut mllltnry services encountered dlfflcultle oouin Ins needed Quantities. Tho order wa In effect for varying periods In all ol Colora do, and In specific counties of Oregon, Idaho, California, Maine, North Dakota, Minneso ta. Michigan, North. Carolina and Virginia. 100 Extra Red Points For Returned PWs American back from enemy prison camp will get 100 ex tra points for mcal and fals, which will bo Issued to them In war ration book 4, effective Sep tember 1, It was announced by Wilhird Cose, OPA food ration ing representative. Uook 4 is ordinarily Issued with all food stamps removed , except lliu last valid series. Civ ilians back from prison camps, however, will get tho last thrco scries of meat, Case explained, VITAL STATISTICS MASSE Y Horn ! Klamath Vallry hopllal, Klamalli Fall., Ore., nn Allan! as. I04S, lo Mr. and Mn. J. R. Maa.ey. Tuleiaka, a irl. Woialil: pound! Id olinrei. CAl.DWr.LL Morn al Klamath Vallry hiMplUtl, Klamath rails. Or., on Atiau.l In. 11)4.1, lo Mr. and Mn. 11. J. Caldwell, 23(12 Hot-tarnation, a alrl. Welhth: 8 pounda 12t ouncri. Courthouse Records Complalnte fii Vera May lne vs. Jiawfall Clerk Lane. Suit for dlvorre. Charge, crual and Inhuman treatment. Couple mnr rled April 24, 1032, al Klamath rails. Ore. Harry D. Uolvin attorney for plaintiff. Thotnaa J. Myhan vi. Zeffle Eva My han. Suit for divorce. Charge. deser linn. rialntlff asks to h awarded I'ttktody of one minor child and Mhat drfrndant ha awarded custody of an other minor child. Couple marrlrd January 3, 1MH. at Plalnvlew. Ark. II. C. Merry man attorney for plaintiff. Justice Court Loiili rrcd Kohow, Jr., permluliix four people to rldo In front scat of art auto mnhlle. Fine. Ifl.BO. Lawrenrr Edward Kllta, fntllnf to pro cure operator' license, Fine, .VflO, Hugh Mullohand Wn.hhurn, railing to prorurn operator's I Icon-, Fine, Ifl.SO, Ralph Uelnnd Lontf, having no llcenie on trailer. Fine, lfi.no, Nealey WHIli Walaon, fnlllni lo pro cure operator'! llcfinne, Fine. fl.liO, noneri tvum unonvi, oparnunR moior vnnirn wiimoui oionrtiiica iuipa r mo $I).nO, DEVELOPING ENLARGING PRINTING PHOTO SERVICE 211 Undtrwood Bldg. NOW AVAILABLE iTe All Ultra) . Adding Machines . Calculators New Royal Typewriters DISKS CHAIRS FllaEl Rtrflu en All Machlnei PIONEER PRINTING AND STATIONERY CO. 122-134 B. 8th, Klamath Falli Back To Four Corners Of U. S. HI Thoae lour aollora irom four goodbye to aach other at the V " training end dlatrlbutlon center alter going tnrougn preuminariea to dlacharae under the now point ayatem. Loll to righti BM2C Paul Jordan, Bremerton, Waih.l BM2C Ralph Miller, Loa An goleai 81o Sol Feinateln, Brooklyn, N. Y., and Yle Orlando Caquinaldo, Key Weat, 1 1. Ar Daddy SafeBaby Gloria 'Knew It SEATTLE, Aug. 2D (!') The aurpiiac of lliolr young Uvea nwuited Junul Suu unci Grciiory Boylniiton Jr. today whoa they cliimbercd from their bed nl their Kiundmii'a fiirm nenr Brew aliT, Wnah., but their baby sla ter, Gloria, knew all the lime thai her d u d d y, Mn). Gregory UoylnKlon, wn nllvo. Knew "All The Time" Entirely unlmprcwcd when told laal nlitht that the major was believed alive in Tokyo, ahc an Hi iinively: "I know it; I Just said my praycra (or him." Glorin ia'5, Janet Sue 7 and Gregory Jr., whose nickname la Hob, la 10. The major's mother, anylng alio was "ovcrcomo with happlneaa" when' Riven the news laal night, aald the older chil dren were aalecp and ahc would wall until morning to give them the newa. Llvea With Aunt But Gloria llvea in Seattle with her aunt, Mr. A. G. Wick atroin. When Boylnglon, after separating from hi first wife, obtained custody of the children, Wainwright Receives DSC; Will Attend Jap Surrender (Continued From Pago One) MacArlluir'a. Invitation lo go lo Tokyo tor the surrender ucrc' monies, a Manila dispatch said Hu planned to leave Chungking by plane Thursday, accompanied by Brig. Gen. Lewis C. llcebc, Col. John 1'ugh, MaJ. Thomas Uooley and TSgt. H. Carroll, all former prisoners 01 the jnpa nese. ("All this group were with mo on the tragic day when I had lo surrender, and l in especially anxious that they be present when we accept t lie Japanese surrender, wamwrignts mes sage to MacArthur said.) Wainwrisht's Reaction One officer now In Chungking told how Wainwright. who tu aumcd command of Arycrlcan forces In the Philippines in 1043 when MacArlhur was ordered lo leave to become supremo commander In the Southwest Pa cific, reacted to the second order from the Japanese to surrender on Batumi. Tho officer, who asked that his name bo withheld, quoted Wainwright as saying: "I've- been to general stuff school and the war college, but they never tniiRht mo what to do If I was called upon to surren der. I guess we shall hnve to continue fighting." Surfacing Job Nears Completion Hock surfacing on the road from the Wlllnmcltc cutoff hliih. way to Crescent lake is expected to ue iinisncd Thursday, accord Inn to the countv court. County dragllnos and trucks hnve boon used on tho surfacing joo wiucn nas been progressing lor uic pnsi several wccks, SQUIRREL LOCKE FUR COATS $199.20 T $268.20 federal Tax Included CUMMINGS Fur Shop 11S S. 7h fit. HARTFORD Accident and lndimniljr tympany INSURANCE LB. MATTERS General Insurance Agency FIBE . . . AUTOMOBILE 618 Main Bt. Phone 4193 Wit' atriSk.i..--.--L4s-i.k.i Mil cornora of lha United Statea aay Treaaure laland (San Franciaco) wirepnoto), All The Time' ho left the youngest with the wife's sister and the two otherB with his mother. "We have never given up In our hearts," said Mrs. Wick Strom when told that Boylnglon waa reported olive. Father's Hopea The marine pilot's fnther, Dr. C. B. Boyington, said at bl. Mar ies, Ida., he "had hopes all along thai he would be found." He said numerous communications from servicemen In the area where his son had flown "seemed so confident that they made me feel that way." OPA Office To Close Saturdays The local war price and ration ing board will be closed on Sat urday from now on under a 40 hour week effective at once, Frederic F. Janncy, acting dis trict director in Portland, an nounced recently. For many months OPA employes were on a 4H-hour week which was re cently cut to 44 hours. From now on they will work eight hours a day for five days a week. For the lime being, hours of tho local board will continue un changed except for the Saturday closing. Present hours are from 10 a. m. lo 3 p. m. The board will be closed all day Labor Day, Monday, September 3, which the president has declared a legal holiday. 86 Red Cross Men To Land In Japan WASHINGTON, Aug. 29 (P) Eighty-six American Red Cross men, including one Orcgonlan, will land In Japan with General MacArthur's occupation forces, the Red Cross said today. Emmett C. Forsythc, 1855 S. Commercial street,. Salem, is among the group. They will take with them messages from home, clothing and' supplies for liberat ed American prisoners of war and civilian Internees. DEMAND DROPS 1 PORTLAND, Aug. 20 Wl Demand for older type homes has dropped In Oregon In anti cipation of new building, real estate dealers said today. One Portland realtor, predicted the big demand for real estate would begin within three to six months. Quickly eases the pain or your money back. 10c, 50c or $1.00 at all drug counters'- Uaa 1Mb modern vapor method! that bring! relief from the anaama of Jlronchlal Aathmi, Full refund II not eatlaned, v CAUTION Vsronlr ai rfirrrrrrf. GOOD HEALTH Your Oraafest Pousfon Regain It hr helna relieved el Hemorrhoid (Pllee), Hi me, Fliilula, Hernln (Rup tur). Our method of treat m ant without honnltal op eration iCCiitlllW Utrlfi for 33 Liberal credit term. Call (or examination or send lot FHEE booklet. Open Fvcnngt, Won., Wed., Frt.t 7 to 0r3O Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC Physician and $vr$9n H. K. Cor. E. Burnetda and Grand Ave. Talaphon KAat 39IR, Portland 14, OraooB I OPA INCREASES A substantial Increase In Class 2 slaughter percentages for cat tle, calves and hogs for quota periods beginning on or after August 20, 1M4S, waa announced by John O. Kcrrla, OPA meat ra-1 Honing specialist. The slaughter percentage for catllo la Increased from last month s 100 per cent to 129 per cent. The percentage for calves Is Increased from the former 75 ficr cent to 100 per cent, and for logs, from the former 80 per cent lo OS per cent, Tho slaughter percentage for sheep and lambs remains un changed at 110 per cent. Class 2 (non-fcdcrally Inspect ed) slaughterers apply the per centages to their quota bases to determine (he livo weight of each species they may slaughter during a quota period. Quota bases wcro isucd by OPA on the basis of tho Individual slaughter er's volume of operations during corresponding periods in 1044. Today's Increase in slaughter percentages is made to provide for the slaughter of more live stock by non-fcdcrally Inspected slaughters. This is In line with OPA'e policy of maintaining quota percentages as high as pos sible, consistent with obtaining the necessary ratio between fed erally inspected and non-feder-ally Inspected civilian supnlv in order lo effect cqultablo civilian distribution. Around Oregon By The Aaaoclated Preaa Three winners of 4-H club honors from each county will be permitted to compete In state 4-H club exhibits at Salem Oc tober 1 and 2 , ... Marlon County Judge Grant Murphy and his wife will spend a week's vaca tion working In county bean fields instead of visiting a beach reaort . . . Mm. Mvriln n rto.i of West Salem has been named rural school superintendent for Lane count" . . . Avcrctt Hickox will head the Baker county com munlty chtst drive In Septem ber. NAMED TO BOARD SALEM. Aug. 29 (JPi Mrs, Bernice B. Farr, Oregon City. was appointed py uovornor tan Snell today to the state board of cosmetic therapy examiners, succeeding Mrs. Gladys E. Inncs, Portland, who resigned effective September 30. la 11 s 4 f i .mil.. Mia. mi i i.di u i i ,,.mm... m 111.. I If li'W 1 But :i !ilm ii I I fcaaaaaaiaaaa laal The Great Virgil, magician, will appear In Klamath Falls at the Pelican theatre on Sep tember 5. The atage show is being aponeored by the Llona eight comarvation program. E A two-hour and 20-minuto stage show, sponsored by the Lions club for the benefit of their sight conservation pro gram, will be featured at the Pelican theatre on Wednesday, September 5, when Virgil the Magician will be the highlight. Also featured will be Julie, the sweetheart of magic, who will present two acts during the evening. The Great Virgil company re cently gave 28 consecutive per formances at the Fox theatre in San Francisco and .the game complete show will be seen in Klamath Falls. . Tickets arc oh sale at the Esquire theatre building from 2 until 4 o'clock every afternoon and can also be obtained al the Sunset grocery, the Pelican cafe, Currin's for Drugs and Castle berry's. ' SLAB WOOD For Sale S4.S0 per cord No Deliveries. BURT PETERSON Dorris, Calif. Wry i shout her Family's 0(And how to Here are a few interest to every QUESTION : First of all, will there be more mercially canned food available for civilians this winter? ANSWER: Less, In fact, it has been estimated by the War Food Administration that there will be less than last year. QUESTION: Did the ending of war in food situation?. ; ANSWER: No. The armed forces still need more than ever before. And remember, they must have food that can be shipped and won't spoil. , QUESTION: What happens to us civilians? Where will we get all the canned vegetables and fruits we need this winter? ANSWER: Home canning will have to supply most of them. QUESTION: Isn't it being optimistic to ners to supply so much food? ANSWER: Not if you know American women! Last year half the canned vegetables and two-thirds of the canned fruits that civilians ate were home canned. QUESTION: It's all very well to want to a rather tough proposition for the average woman to undertake? ANSWER: It's actually easier 'than you think! And this year, canning equipment will be more plentiful. Sf QUESTION: Will there be enough pressure ANSWER': There have been more pressure canners manufactured this year, and they aren't rationed. It's Smart P Mexican laborers who have been released from Washington during slack harvest season to do forestry work are progress ing well with the work of piling slash, Richard Steppe said today. Steppe, who is in charge of the Scott creek camp employing Mexicans, was In Klamath Falls Wednesday on business. He said that work is progressing along the west side of The Dalles-California highway at the rate of one-half to three-quarters of a mile per day. "The laborers are a fire-eating crew," Steppe said. "They helped suppress three fires since they have been at Scott creek camp, and are to be commended on their cooperation and enthus iasm In fire fighting." The forestry service hopes to run the camp through Septem ber according to John Sarglnson, district ranger, although the Mexicans would normally be re turned to harvest work at that time. Government contracts, however, call for return of la borers to Mexico "60 days after hostilities cease," which may make a difference in plans. YOU DONT NEED CASH AT Sean-USE PURCHASE COUPONS Ton to to the Cr(fK OffM Just once to get book full of coupons . . . then 50a prod the coupons just like eih ill through the tor. There's no fin or formal ity, no trnlflf sales slips. Small down payment and snonthry rrpayraenU. Usual fleuryiDf charge GET YOURS TODAY AT Your SEARS CREDIT Office Inmatt filler make sure of plenty ..... of. the best!) questions and answers that will be of homemaker in Oregon and Washington. or less com Europe ease the expect home can- can but isn't it canners? to Can All TMj iUHment preptrti mi ttUtsti h BL1TZ-WEINHARD COMPANY with Ibi approval of the War Food Aimiiiiilrathn. Wednesday, Aug;. 29. 1945 Forestry Plane Makes Trial Landings Trial landings with the fores try plane from Mcdford are be ing made today on the air atrip at Lake o' tho Woods. No maintenance work has Checks These Points for' GOOD CAR-CARE: Clutch Pedal Play Brake Fluid Reservoir Door Lubrication Carburetor Linkages Water Pump Radiator Fan Belt Radiator Hoses Air Cleaner Oil Filter Steering Gear Housing Brake Fluid Reservoir Crankcase Clean Floor PLUS the Seven Inspection and report on all S tires Steering Gear check for loose joints & play Fluid Lines and Mechanical Brake Linkages TIDE WATER ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY AY ASSOCIATED DEALERS hHolno-y... Food Supplyl QUESTION: Suppose I can't buy a pressure canner bt even borrow one?. ANSWER: Your local newspaper may be able to direct you to a community canning center. V QUESTION: . Here's the $64 question: Sugar. ANSWER: Your local War Price and Rationing board will allow extra sugar needed for canning up to 10 pounds per person. And remember, home economics experts from the staffs of national women's magazines and dry newspapers stand ready to help with special sugar-saving canning recipes. Consult them for this extra wartime help! (C & QUESTION : Say, it does look as if home canning might be more important this year. But what do 1 can? ANSWER: The excess from your Victory Garden. Or fresh vegetables and fruits in season. Northwest crops with a few minor exceptions are bountiful this year! (Can all you can nutrition standards call for at least four and, if possible,' six to seven servings of fruits and vegetables every day.) QUESTION : All right, you've definitely home canning. But ...I'm not quite up on my canning technique. What do I do? ANSWER: .Easy! City, state and federal agencies are standing by to help you. Wpmens' pages of your local newspapers will prove a tremendous help throughout the canning season. The Home Economics department of your state agricultural college will dis pense the latest tested procedures. And the U. S. Department of Agriculture will be glad to send you numerous helpful bulletins t Your bookstore can supply you easy-to-read volumes on canning; or you can read the same information at the nearest public library. You Can! HERALD AND NEWSSEVEN boon dona on tlio strip for sever al years, and plana are being con. sidered by the forestry service, to do the work necessary to put It in ahapo for emergency land, ings for the rest of tha season. Classified Ada Bring Reaulta. All Wheel Bearings Differential J Transmission Overdrive Units Universal Joints, Spline Clutch Chassis Fittings All Rubber Mountings All Body Bolts All Springs Oil Pressure Gauge Spark Plugs Complete Battery Service Mats and Interior SAFETY-CHECKS: Wheel Bearings Shock Absorbers for proper liquid Windshield Wiper Arms, Blades; Windshield Glass Check on all Lights HELPFUL interested me In
