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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1945)
i " !;i t j. 2 (V at 4 EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS BRITISH NAB 40 LEADE RS IN NAZI NDUSTRY i HEREFORD, Germany, Sept. , e (pi The British control com- mission, striking to carry out a I sweeping denazification of Ruhr ol ' i industries, today announced me t I arrest of 40 leading German in- f t , tlustrialists, including Hugo aij 'tinnes, one of the nations vj i greatest financial magnates. V i j All those arrested were mem- t ' bors of the Rhinc-Wesphalian H coal syndicate, which before the ii i surrender controlled most of the si J Ruhr's coal as well as steel and tl 1 other industries, a . ' Today's announcement came Q ( on the heels of the arrest of maw w....... t heavyweight boxing champion, ! who is expected to be tried some time next week on a charge of "breach of military government orders." J Schmeling was arrested after i dark yesterday, as were the in- dustrialists. The arrests contin ! ued throughout the night and , disclosure of additional arrests is expected. J British army officers hid the I former champion from corre- j spondents and photographers J and said they would "absolute- ly forbid the taking of any pic- i tures." i OPEN CONVENTION PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 6 (P) American Legion officers gath ered today to open the Oregon state department's two-day con vention here with a big victory parade scheduled for tonight, i : Servicemen of nearby army, navy and marine stations and fraternal organizations will join the more than 500 Legionnaire delegates expected at the open ing convention sessions at the civic auditorium tonignt. National Legion Commander Edward Scheiberling and Gov. Earl Snell of Oregon will top the speaking program. Other national service leaders who ar rived last night include Spencei Eccles, national commander of the 40 et 8. Ace To Waif Another Week In Pacific SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 6 UP) The marine corps disclosed to day that its top air ace rough and ready Maj. Gregory (Pappy) jjoyington, lormer leader of the famed "Black Sheep" squadron may be a bit apprehensive of ine neros reception which is sure to greet his return home. Boyingtori was scheduled to have returned shortly to Amer ica after being liberated from a Japanese prison, but the marine corps disclosed that he had de cided to remain another week in the Pacific to regain his strength. Housing Officer At NAS Detached Lt. Robert S. MacGregor, USNR, left from the Klamath naval air station Wednesday for the officer separation center at Seattle. Wash, to be released from active duty with the navy. tie win return to nis nome in Indianapolis, Ind. Lt. MacGregor has been hous ing officer at the air station since last January and his place will be taken by Lt. (jg) Glenn L. White, USNR. BLONDE SWISHER INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 6 (ff) Mary Miller became indignant when a man telephoned her beauty shop and asked: "Can you tell me how to bleach a cow's tail?" But when the man explained further, she gladly gave him the information. The caller was a dairy opar ator and he wanted to doll up a cow for a cattle show. SOUTHERN BAR-B-Q 1330 Oregon Ave, at Oregon and Upham Will Be Open 24 hours per day starring August 31 Breakfast 60c Lunch 60e and 75e We appreciate the public demand for round-the-clock service. Steak and Chicken Dinners AM at KENO Saturday Night 9:00 to 1:00 Music by Original Merry Makers ' Admission! 60c per person, tax included Thursday, Stpt. S. 1945 Peacemaker It satisfactory agreement (or future co-operation ti reached in the conference between Chi nese Generalissimo Chiang Kai shek and Communist Leader Mao Tse-tung, much credit will go to U. S. Ambassador Patrick J. Hurley, above, who has been untiring in efforts to effect a reconciliation. Mr. Hurley has been acting as go-between in negotiations for a conference and will throw full weight of U. S. diplomatic persuasion into the peace talks. Flashes of Life POSITIVELY HISTORICAL BEND, Ore., Sept. 6 (His toric dates just seem to haunt the life of "Pearl . Harbor," a cow on the Carlin and Mattson farm near here. Born December 7, 1941, she gave birth to her first calf, "Leyte," the day the Yanks stormed ashore on that island. The second blessed event hap pened the same day American forces first landed in Japan. The owners of the latest ar rival are thinking of christening her "Tokyo Rose." PAGING CALIFORNIA BOISE, Ida., Sept. 6 (P The Braggarts' club can now adjourn and the Hope, Ark., chamber of commerce will please pick up the marbles. Today Idaho's Gov. Charles C. Gossett received a note from the Arkansas body, apologizing for the "small size" of the, state's 1945 watermelons. Accompany ing the note was of all things a melon that tipped the scales at a mere 103 pounds. - MODERN NAPOLEONS PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 6 VP) Two county jail escapees have learned what's in a name. Police caught up with them at an Oregon village named Waterloo. TRAFFIC HAZARD BUFFALO, N. Y., Sept. 6 (P) Although he is a member of a religious sect which does not be lieve in shaving. Bob Harner of Akron, O., has removed his flow ing beard. Harner, a midget race driver who competes here tonight, ex plained: "My beard interferred with driving. Trouble was the wind would roar through it and half the time I couldn't see where I was headed." KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS Help IS Mile of Kidney Tubes Flush Out Poisonous Waste If rem harean excess of adds In Tourblooa, your 16 miles of kldner tubes may b over worked. Thesetiny Blurs and tabes a re -working- dr and night to help Nature rid toot system of excess acids and poisonous waste. When disorder of kidney function permits poison cms matter to remain in your blood, tt ma y cause nagging backache, rheumatic pains, leg pains, loss of pep and energy, getting up nis Ms, swelling, puffinejs under the eyes, headaches and dizziness. 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