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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1947)
Craig Urges Defense For Alaska Area JUNFIAU, Alaska, May 1 (Pi A program of United Suites' prepared ness nunlnnt attack in the far north wan urgccl today by MaJ. Gen. How Hid A. Oialfr, commanding genera! of the Alnskan command, in Kpeech before the Veterans of Foreign Ware. "Next time we are target num ber one," the general remarked. "Next time the blow will come suddenly and unanounccd in the form of powerful air attacks seeking to destroy or paralyze our defensive air and ground forces." "Some of you will say who Is this aggressor? who are we going to light? I don't know but you know as well as I do that if we fight we will fight with people. "Look to the norlh. There oh the other side of the polar basin Is the European Asiatic land with three quarters of the world's population. "There Is where an attack will come from If we are ever forced into another conflict, and invading aircraft In flying the shortest route to our Industrial areas will fly over the polar basin," the general concluded. Contract Dispute Shuts Down Camps COOS BAY. Ore., May 1 M'l Three logging cannis were shut down here today In a dispute between the CIO International Woodworker of America and the Coos Klver Boom company. Marvin Berge. union agent, said the 1S5 loggers walked off the Job Monday at the Irwin and Lyons camps over the delay In settlement of five grievances Die union charges are violations of the contract. Berge said the loggers would re main Idle until Uie Issues were settled. Oregon Men Buy Spruce JUNEAU. Alaska. Mav 1 The Juneau Spruce corporation, a newly onianised group of Oregon men. an nounced tile purchase today of the Juneau Lumber Mills. Inc., pioneer territorial lumber mm. Final negotiations In the trans action were handled by D. D. Dash nev of Portland. Associated with Dashnev in the corporation are R. C. Hasting and William Ruhmann. both of Portland; and directors m. April Proves One Of Worst In History By The Associated Press Taking more than 150 lives. April's weather this year leaves one of its worst scars in lus-tory. In one tragic night, April 9. one of the mast devastating tornadoes of record struck Woodward. Okla.. and Htggtns and Glazier. Tex., killing more than 130 persons. Injuring hundreds of others and causing property damage counted in mil lions of dollars. And as the month ended, two Ar kansas communities, and the small P. Chancy, president; Thomas W. Dant, Portland: J. S. Forrester and Freeman Schults. both of Coos Bay; and Jens Jorgensen. Coqullle. The purchase Included the firm's logging operations, Its Anchorage lumber yard, and its sawmill and lumber vards at Fairbanks. The mill was started In 1919 by Rov Rutherford, now retiring. town of Worth, Mo., were reeling from the fury of twisters which claimed at Joast 30 lives. High Temperature California reported a deficiency In rainfalls and above normal tem peratures throughout the state. The Washington weather bureau reported frost as far south as west ern North Carolina on April 38, but damage was slight. In the Chicago area, April was recorded as the wettest In the 78 years since the Chicago fir. In Montana, snow, frost and rain in the first half killed some fruit. In the southwest the weather was unusually cool and damp. In the Pacific Northwest, tem peratures were well above normal. California reported April was de ficient In rainfall. Long Time Resident Files Application PORTLAND, May I Wv-Ju Ouy, 86. native of Canton. China, who has lived In Portland since 1878. has filed application for United States citizenship. Ouy presented to the Immigration clerk here this note: "I like the United States. I want to become a citizen because It Is niv first duty of gratitude to the land that has given me and my family education, protection and a good living." Church Meet j In Second Day . MED FORD.' Ore.. May 1 iPt The Episcopal church's province of the : Pacific synod was in second day ! sessions today. The Rt. Rev. Edward M. Cross, . bishop of the Spokane diocese, j opened the meeting yesterday with ! announcement the church would at- 1 tempt to convert "some of the many unchurched persons In the United States." A colorful recessional closed yes terday's session In which priests, deans and bishops participated, t One was a negro, the Rev. Lewis A. ' Baskerville. Oakland. Calif. Another was a Japanese, the Rev. Joseph Tsukamoto of Christ Episcopal Mis sion of Japanese. San Francisco. An Indian, the Rev. H. B. Lieber of Bluff. Utah, participated, wear- : ing his long hair tied at the neck with a black bow. SCIENTIST DIES LONDON. May 1 iP Sir Alm roth Edward Wright, the introducer of anti-typhoid innoculation, died here Wednesday. He was SS years old. He also did much valuable work In the preparation of other vaccines, such as those for tuberculosis and pneumonia. CdDCKTAfllL UBAI& VISIT oi ii m:v FRESH SHRIMP, CRAB Fish Department A COMPLETE STOCK OF REALLY FRESH FISH swims, we have if SPECIAL! Fishballs 6 cans $1 OR OYSTER COCKTAILS! ItelleatettHen" SALADS CLUB POTATO COLD SLAW Roast Beef Baked or Boiled Ham Corned Beef - Chili And a big selection of other foods and delicacies for lunches or party snocks. FISH MA11KET AND DELICATESSEX 9th and Main Phona 5374 No Smoking Ban Continued SALEM. May 1 ( The ban on smoking on buses operating In Oregon will remain In effect as a immanent measure, A. F. Harvey, head of the motor (ransimi'tatlnu division of the public utilities com missioner's office, said Wednesday. The "No Smoking" rule was adopted during tho war when buses were crowded. "We're going (o keep It In effect," Harvey said. "We've had lots of commendation about It. Many people object to smoking and It makes them get sick. Every bus Is required to make a rest stop at least every two hours, and that's often enough tor anyone to smoke." Smoking Is permitted on buses operating In Washington and California. Long Time Siskiyou Resident Dies YHF.K A. Calif., May I Mrs. Frank Rogers of thin city, long time His klvou county resident, died April 36 from Injuries revolved In an auto mobile accident near IliikersfleWI, Calif., that ilu.v. Mrs. Hollers' hus band, constable antl deputy Klsklvou county sheriff, was badly Injured In the clash. Mr. and Mra. Joseph Correla of this city left by plane for the south on word of the death of Mrs. Cor rela's mother. IISKAI.U KI WI. Hlainith t.lli. UK, 1 III Hall AV. Mm I, lull. . ! Police Recover Robbery Loot RUCIKNB, Ore., May I il'i Robbery Unit of jewelry and mcr ehanillso valued nt $8000 was re covered and Chief of Police L. 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