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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1941)
PAGE EIGHT THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON a 1941 L DGGERS PLAN BIG CONCLAVE FOR WEEKEND EUGENE, May 12 (Special) Loggers from all parts of Ore gon will gather In Eugene Fri day and Saturday for the third annual Willamette Valley Log ging conference. Early registration figures indi cate attendance will be largest in the history of the conference, H. J. Cox, secretary of the Wil lamette Valley Lumberman's as sociation, said today. Realization of the value of the lumber industry to national de fense is reflected in the program which will emphasize the prob lems the industry faces under present day conditions, Bert C. Ross, president, pointed out. Sessions, which are to be held in the Osburn hotel, will open Friday morning at 9:30, with an address of welcome by Mayor Elisha Large of Eugene. Stewart Holbrook, noted author of log ging stories, will speak at the Friday night loggers' dinner. "Recent Legislation Affecting Logging and Forest Practice," will be the topic of an address to be given Saturday morning by Warren Tilton, Seattle, rep resenting the West Coast Lum berman's association. Machinery display will be the largest in the history of the con ference, Arthur W. Priaulx. ex hibition manager, indicated. More than 40 logging machinery and equipment firms have plan ned displays at the meeting. Wives of the logger delegates will hold a "Loggerette" dinner Friday night in the dining room of the Eugene hotel. Olive Bar ber, Coos bay writer, will be the featured speaker. Commander To Talk State Guard Plan With Governor SALEM, May 12 W Major General E. D. Peek of San Fran cisco, commanding general of the ninth corps area, will confer late today with Gov. Charles A. Sprague, probably on whether the governor should create a state guard to replace the na tional guard while it is in feder al service. The legislature authorized the governor to organize such a force, but the governor said he would not do so unless there were a grave emergency which could not be handled by federal troops or by state police. Looking for Bargains Turn to the Classified page PETJUN S POOR HEALTH EYED BY ENGLAND Br DEWITT MACKENZIE Britain must be experiencing a period of intense concern pending a clearing up of the report that Marshal Petain, French chief of state, is suffer ing from a serious kidney ail ment, since anything that would remove the aged soldier-statesman from the political arena might easily be a catastrophe for the allied cause. This report was published In an English newspaper yester day, and later the Berlin radio denied it. However, whether it be true or not, the question of this 85-year-old man's health and ability to endure the terrific strain of office must remain a matter of anxiety for Britain and her colleagues. Thus far, while he has given the British plenty of headaches, the hero of Verdun has been the bulwark which has stood between the Germans and their efforts to secure far-reaching concessions. These have in cluded bases in the French col onies from which to operate against the allies, and use of the French navy. The old soldier has shown the same loyalty to his coun try's interests and the same de termination which he displayed when he led his troops to vic tory against the Germans at Verdun with the immortal cry: They shall not pass." But the battle which he has been fighting as chief of state is even more formidable than that at Verdun, and there have been signs at times that he was fighting pretty much alone on some of the great issues. He forced former Vice Pre mier Laval out of his cabinet and since then Hitler has pressed steadily for Laval's re instatement, figuring that this would mean more concessions to Germany. The present vice premier. Admiral Darlan, who reputedly has no love for Eng land, also appears to favor larg er cooperation with the nails and now Is in Pari negotiating with them. Whether he would go so far as to permit Hitler to use the French colonies as basis is a matter of speculation. Petain, while bitter against the British for such Incidents as the naval attack on Dakar, has steadfastly refused to do more than defend his position and has stood against any offensive war against the allies. In this he has had the loyal support of General Weygand, whom the marshal mado commander-in-chief of the French colonial forces with headquarters in Africa. In the p re s e n t crisis It Is of the utmost import that Wey gand's loyalty goes to Petain rather than to the Vichy cabinet. Read the Classified Page. y MANAGER TO GO TO TULELAKE Glenn J. Roselle, for the past 10 years manager of Raymond Dairy here, has resigned his position with that firm and will enter business for himself May IS In Tulelake. Roselle will enter the fountain, lunch and retail drug sundries field. E. M. Raymond, present own er, will arrive here from Wenatchee, Wash., to take over the local office. Roselle was offered a trans fer to the Wenatchee plant but refused to leave the Klamath basin due to his regurd for this part of the country and hie many friends here. Q The Roselle family will leave for Tulrlaka this week to re sltlo permanently. For Canada's wartime pilot training schools, approximately 10.000.000 square yards of high way runway surface, equal to 800 mllrs of standard highway, are being paved In new airports. INSURED SAVINGS! Defense Bonds and Stamps Available at FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OP KLAMATH FALLS Member Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation Sixth at Main Dial SIM sn OF FAMOUS COPPER CLAD! 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You will find ut courteous, willing, capable ready to serve you to the utmost of our capacities. We can give you the finest glasset possible to produce; we can tave you time and money and extend to you liberal credit termt necessary to tea that your priceless eyot get the at tention they deserve. Will you came in toon? You'll Be Frankly Told If Glasses Are Not Needed! DR. WAYNE SAVAGE Registered Optometrist Charge One of the West's L.raest Manufacturing and Dispensing Opticians Washington O Oregon Utah O Idaha 715 Main St. Klamath Falls
