July 20. 1042
f AGE SIX
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Soldiers Lampoon the WAAC
journed Tuesday without the
induing of ii new president for
Oregon. State college to fill a
vacancy existing since last Sep
tember. President Willard L. Marks
declined following the meeting
to comment on the sltuatiort fur
ther than to say that progress is
being made, Asked whether a
special meeting would be called,
ho declined to add further to ht
first statement. It was apparent
thut the board members had
hold one or more discussions on
tlie matter this time, but wheth
er any tentative agreement had
been reached was not revealed
There has been no announce
ment of the names of candidates.
The position has been vacant
since the resignation hint Sep
tember of Frank L. Hnllard
whose health broke several
months lifter he took over the
presidency in July 1040.
Dr. F. A. Cillflllnn, dean of the
school of science, served din ing
President Ballard's Illness us
head of an administrative com
mittee and was appointed acting
president last September on
President Mallard's 1'e.ilnniillon.
FRIENDLY BOMBINCI
NKVADA, Mo. (!') A woman
telephoned Iho fire department
and wild a dynamite bomb had
been left at her linme.
Chief Leslie K. Hunt Inveitl.
gated, found a browu paper par
eel that looked and felt like
(Ivnamlte sticks.
Cautiously he unwrapped It.
There were three ears of
sweet corn,
STILL MID
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PORTLAND, July '29 OP)
The last scheduled meeting of
the stalo board of hlglu-r educa
tion before Si'pliMiibcr ft was ad
AUGUST B
Sell it through the wunt-ndit,
DRAFTEES TO
III
- Names of men in the first
group of Board 1 draftees to
leave here in August were re
leased today by selective service
officials.
The men have been ordered
to report to the draft office In
the basement of the Klamath
county courthouse at 7 p. m. on
August 6 for final instructions
prior to departure for the Port
land induction station that night.
A group of Board 2 men will
leave here August 2 for Port
land. Board 1 men Sallow:
)lu t.by( Talbot Harold, MM Walnut itrU
Borji, Oulllermo, cSati Francisco.
Buaby, George Thorn ai, u?e Walnut itmt,
BrooliU, John D., Boi SSI.
Borch, Rlclird John. Mtdford.
ColpltU. Robert Willard, Rrntou. Wath.
Dueulin, Martin A San Francisco.
Dolau, Fnrl Eugene, blii Miller &voue.
Evwnf, Mite, SAcramento.
Grutl, Wilbert Joseph. Klamath FalU.
Gallagher. John, 823 Grant.
Holland, Wendell rhllip, Twl, Vtah.
Howell. Fiord Arthur. Knob. Calif.
Hamilton. Hilton Le, 110 South SUth
trtrt.
Hlllli, Thornton William, Oreat Northern
Ketfdever. Edgar Herbert, fc8 Walnut
tret.
Keana, Dennia John. SIS North Third
treet,
Peteraoo. Kennlt LeRoy, Rout 3 Box
1105.
Potter. Derwood Ernest, Baldwin hotel.
Rallsh, Hurry Joseph, SS14 North Kiev
nth street.
. Rouchea, Peter Meltlathes, Box 61.
Roncy, Clayton George. Lake boU-l.
Snelra, James Glenn, 631 .Main street.
Surlea, Harry James, Fargo, N. D.
Sullivan, Michael M., 7i Walnut atreet,
Sinrud, Leslie Marvin. Arcade hotel.
Tweet, Tarkle Olafson. Corralll.
Thiel. Gustave A del ph. Salt Lake CTx.
Tavcnner, William Mcflufre, 70S North
Ninth street. ,
Vallelos, Antonio T.. WIManT hotel.
Ward. Joseph Tattle. MS South Fifth
street.
Emilie Nof ke, 22,
Burns to Death
In Plane Crash
MILES CITY, Mont., July 29
VP) Trapped in the wreckage of
a plane which crashed in Grave
yard creek valley, Emilie Nofke,
22, of Tacoma, Wash., burned to
death yesterday.
The plane, one of six small
privately-owned craft being
flown from Tacoma to Aberdeen,
S. D., smashed against a steep
hill when Miss Nofke made a
forced landing.
Miss Nofke was a widely
known Tacoma aviatrix. She
had been a ground school in
structor in the CAA program at
Pasco and Yakima, Wash., and
had operated an aviation ground
school at Boeing field, Seattle
More recently, she worked as a
mechanic at McChord field near
Tacoma.
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The much publicised question of girdles for the WAAC
draws fire in "Park Your Khaki," musical revue being given
at Fort Devens, Mass., by camp talent. George Petrocy of Nor-
walk. Conn., is laced into his corset by John Whicher of Am
herst. Mass., in one of show's skits about the Women's Army
Auxiliary Corps.
NO GIRDLE? TRY THIS
KANSAS CITY (P) The Hef
lin twins, Clarence and Law
rence, puffed into the naval
aviation cadet selection office,
rushed to the scales and weighed
in at 171 pounds each one
pound under the limit.
They'd tried 10 days ago but
each weighed 185 pounds.
"We haven't had a real meal
since, just fruit juice," said
Lawrence.
The last seven of the excess
pounds disappeared from each
twin in a six-mile run on the
final day.
BURIED TREASURE
CAMP BUTNER, N. C. (P)
The army's finance department
never will be able to tell just
how much money is in the post
finance office here. '
A group of workmen, pleased
with the novelty of building a
bank vault, "folded in" a fair
amount of silver In the concrete
walls of the structure.
TAXI SERVICE
PHILADELPHIA VP) Shunk
street citizens may be riding
downtown daily now in Mayor
Bernard Samuel's official car,
chauffeur and everything.
The mayor placed a national
car-sharing sticker on his sedan
and announced:
"If there is anyone In my
neighborhood going my way at
at the time I do, I welcome him
into my car.
For the neighbors' benefit,
newspapers immediately point
ed out his address, telephone
number and the time he usually
leaves for city hall.
Buy it througn the want-ads.
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LUtn to Lh Vote of Firattsm with RUfuird Crunk, Margaret tipmitt and Ik WWtUn 8ympko9 OrMmtrM, undr tkt irtiUem of Alfred WaUsntUin, Movavtynctttvt1,
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