Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, September 13, 1945, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Textin CONTINUES PLAN DOWN TO HOLD PRICES State Has Seven New Polio Cases I'Oim,AND, Unpl, 13 (!') llio statu IjoiiiU of licultll ruuoi t- seven now rimnii at tw.il,.. myelitis iddny, Inmost number lor liny wm-k this your. Tho report mild (hero woro 11 ciisrs rninirtiKl tho sumo wcok l yi'iir (Hid llm 211 chkcii hq fur thin yi'iir represented only 7B per cent of tho 1044 fluurc. I WASHINGTON. Sept. 13 (I'; nmplto Biiiiry denier protests, Ul'A la going nlK'i"! with Its mi iiouncwl plim for putlliiK now cuiisiimor goods on tnu niurkol lit jli-lil roliill prices. Tho agency lias decided lu tin n diiwn un nppviil by u rielrgu tion uf rcliillurs fur iibiiiidon iiu'iil uf Un nhiirply dlripntcd col absorption policy, U mini' thul policy retailers nml wholesalers nuiiit iilmurb, by trimming tllttlr profit iniii'itliin, till Ul III Hwmiw v..nv, .. v. i.nj price IneiOHiit) grunted to inmiu fuituiPi'H. Tills U lo keep prkua thi public puys from going uny higher thun those of three veins mio. , , Thu policy, Is In effect iilrcudy for washing iiwi'lilnos, uliiiuliiiiin wuro mill electric Ironers. It will be uptilled to uny oilier column or product coining buck on tho iiiurkot If tho inumifiicturer In given un Incroma lo compensate fur hliihrr labor inul materials Cl)l. Two weeks bku rvlnllem, meeting with Ot'A. culled the 4tost absorption policy "uneco jiomlc, unsound and liu-cult-able." Ul'A listened but Kuve no In dlciillon of rolrentliiii. It pointed out Hut policy hud been up proved by l'reiildeiil Truiniin m nn executive order. Now the iijiency In prcpurliiK a formiil reply to the retailer. It will say that cost absorption is pn the book to stay during reconvention. Mother Of Fort Klamath Woman Dies KOUT KLAMATH News wuii received here thin week of the passing of Mm. Adu Wilson of Stockton, Cnllf.i mother of Mr. William A. Puna of Kort Klam nth mid Stockton. Dcuth oc curred Monduy niorniiiK follow lint " period of III health. Mrs. Wllnon I renicnibered by many friends In Kort Klam nth, where (lis had visited with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Pace. Mr. and Mrs. Page aro long time residents of Fort Klamath, having made their home In Stockton during the war, Page being employed as chief mechan ic at the U. S. army ordnance depot there, while Mrs. Page re lumed her position for the dura tion at the South Pacific office which she held prior to her mar-tlage. T CASUALTY LISTS UNDERGO CHANGE WASHINGTON, Scpl. 13 (I 'I Tho army gulucd but tho nuvy lost man In lodny'i lulest re vision or cosuulty reports from World Wur II. Tho total now stands at 1,070,- 730 for nil brunches of the u ruled services, This Is 2711 more than lust week's recapitulation. Liberation of 203 moro prlit- llut weiilher lust Sunday drew numbers of visitors to Lava Uedi niilloiuil monument in northern California to explore the cool caves. .Skull cuvo inul Catacombs cave were the most popular Sun (liiy, wllh White Luce. Indian vyens and other cuves also liv terenllng visitors. Cars slnrted to arrive coming about 1 1 a, m., and continued until about 5 n. m. A number of nilllliiry officers were among picnic groups scattered about Hie freak lava formations. Mrs. Kiifus Mooro and a flrou of friends were amona Klamat Kails visitors to the monument on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs Arthur U. Knpcrson, also of Klainath Kulls, were visitors with their diiuuhtor-ln-law. Mrs. iiaoruo r.pperson. and Joe rayn ur. ciuei rndio operator ol the inerchiiul marine as their guests. I'aynler, who has lust returned from overseas servlco In the I'hlllonlno Islunda wns met at the i. a vii iieds liy his wife and duuglitcr, Joanne, unci returned with them to Alturas. STUDENTS PICK PRUNES ROSEBURO. Sent. 13 !') The first platoon of harvest Workers from rtnseburg high school want InlO'fhe Riddle dls, Irict Wednesdoy to pick prunes, A (roup of SO studonls composed the early. -.More than 200 stu dents In alljinvn registered to Id In the hint harvest. af gs0 fl " - CINCH ' HOT CAKE MIX. Each pock age conlalni All necanary Ingredient. Juil add wotsf, mix and bake. For a lolly change fold Vt vp of grettd chests Into package contents and bokt. Try Cinch Waffles one? . Cinch Corn Bread, foal RONN WSTRY Cooks - amateur or professional like me. I suppose it's because I'm scientifically milled and laboratory tested. Anyhow, housewives who let me take a hand with their pies and other pastries say I've got what it takes. onors of war who previously hud bcon listed as missing cut tho urmy's cusuulty to In I down to 022,302, but the navy's totul roHC to 140,420, un Increuso of 003 over lust week's figure. Hera aro tho lutcst figures for llio'unny, together witli those for lust week: killed 20.r,045 and 20.1,370; wounded 571,008 mid .r7 1 ,5fJ(J; rniiedng 2S.0B2 und 27,070; prisoners 120.A07 and 110,043. The casualties nrc those reported through Septem ber 7. Tho nuvy figures: killed S3, BOO and S3, 017; wounded 70,752 and 70,072; missing 11,202 and 10,047; prisoners 3009 und 3020. FIRE-FIGHTING UNIT TO KOnT LEWIS, Sept. 13 UP) Tho 2822nd general service regi ment returned here yesterday from a successful conquest of the forest fire menace in Oregon. Tho unit was thrown into the buttle against recent serious blu7.es In the Oregon woods and worked throughout as a unit, employing the forest service radio network to greatest ad vantage In coordinutlng Its ef forts. Residents In Scoggins valley, tho Wilson river areu, Dulles, Falls City, Forest Grovo and Raymond, Wash., took tho sold ier flre-flghtcrs Into their homes and told forest service officers of their gratitude for the work of tho army. OPA Boosts Rates In Logging Operations PORTLAND. Seot. 13 (P) OPA has approved an increase i of 2 cents per 1000 feet over! present maximum 13 cents for Thursday, September 13, 194S HERALD AND NEWS ELEVEN scaling und grueling logs In the Pacific northwest, loggers were advised toclny. The boost, effective Septem ber 17, affects 70 per cent of the work, including the Colum bia river log scaling and grading bureau. SWEAT SHIRTS WORK SHIRTS OREGON WOOLEN 800 Main It's Going to Make A BIG DIFFERENCE IN YOUR HEARING! NEW S0N0T0NE "600" Cm la Itt rvlea tr Irii Aiilamttrlo tMl. rrlStr, Stat. 141k E. C. CHANDLER Wl-Ne-Ma Hotel Klftmalh Fallt, Or ' , . 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