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PAGE TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON September 10, 1042 BOARD WILL DEPART - SEPTEMBER 28 Name of Board 2 men or dered to report for assembly In Klamath Falls Monday night, September 28, for departure for army Induction were released today by the local selective service office. The men are scheduled for in duction Into the army at Port land on September 29. A second group of -Board men will leave here the follow ing night, September 29, for In auction on September 30 Names of the September 28 departure grouD follow; Akin, WHIItra Dmlel, Toledo, On, Atbury. Clit. TfQcant Ctllf. ' Albert. JohD Jeschke. Wayerhtetutr Camp Bltby, Walter Eugene. Hfldebrand. Brad, Curtlt. Bly. Burke, John Hanley. Woodland. Ala. Boyd, Harry Richmond, Midland. Bu.hman, Andrew Joe, Chiloquin. Benbrook, loring Irvin, Seattla. Barfoot, William, Portland. Barkley, Clifford. Modoc Point. Chrlity, Oil. Victor, Merrill. Callavar. Jack A.. Sausallto: Calif. : Caldwell. Kenneth John. Kdgewater, Goto. ; Cone, William Henry, Keno. Cochran, William Lee, Weyerhaeuier Camp Conley, Charley Edward, no addreta. urntchlield. Thomti Edv&rd. Klamath 7 Hi. DaTid. Lloyd. Chlloaaln. Duncan, Arthur Fr&nklta, Jr. Klimtth , DayIi, Wt-tkln. Midi md. Dahlboff. Walter C!ren, Bly. Duffer, Kelaey Al. Beatty. - . DuVall, Amos, Ctilkxtuln. Elder, Douglas Marion, Alameda, Calif. Ehrost, Jotrph Lo, Courcr d'Aleoe, Ida. . Elliott. Jetie Allen. Tha Dalle. Ore. EUefMD, Jlsrtrlg Mikkel, Modoo Potat. Ore. Fuller, Charlie Henry, &50S Boutb Sixth. Klamath Falls. '.-' Foster, Warren Hathaway. KB5 Arthur arrcei, Aiamaui fans. Fleldt. Herbert. Kansu Cltv. Mo. r ovea, Steve Aubrey, 4427 Blibee street. uage, Tanu uryac, Arenai, cam. Gardner, Leo Michael. Merrill, Ore. Godard, Albert, Susanrille, Calif. , - Godows. Joieph. Jr.. Beatty. - HarrU, Elchard Lawrence, Boat S, Bex Hood, Charlie, Chlloquln. Howell, Letter, lass Arthur street. . Hare. Glenn Thomas. Ced&rtomi. Ga. Havllna. George William, Sao Pedro, Calif. Hamilton, Bex wmneid, ugdea, Utah, Harmon. Floyd Bay, Holly. Colo. Herroa, Hugh Livingston. Bonanza. , Hlxr-on. Lee Ariett, 47 Martin. John ton, Henry, Chiloquln. -. - ; : Jones, Elchard Hiskell, Bolie, Ida.. s Johnson, Homer Andrew, L&keshore drive, Koichnick, Ernest Harley, Box 1023. -EJlgore, Bilas Wright, Bonanxa. T tago, Carlos Leyva, Sprague Rivet. t Lobert, Herman Richard. Klamath Agency. t Lugo, Frank Ellas, Dorris, Calif. t Ladd. Paul, Beatty. '' i. Latham, Richard Kenneth, 1728 Derby. t' Moats, Ralph Dean. Box 01. ..- Mitchell, Herbert Floyd, BouU t. Box : 4M. i Miller, Callr Benjamin, Athol, Ida. i-. MoGee, Homer Walter, Modoc Point.' i; Morton, Leonard Richard, Reno, Ker. v Marchman, Wallace George, Longvteir, i Wash. . 4 Millard, Leon Harry, Gearhsrt, Or. ,-. Martinez, Ramon Lorenu, Chiloquln. McKinnon, James, Chiloquln. - Moore, Theodore Orville, Bieber, Calif. . Negus, Eugene Martin, Crescent; Ore. -Kabor, Porfirio Diaz, Richmond, Calif. , Korth, Ray Alden, Route 8, Box 22SA. -Olson, Harold Eugene, Stockton, Calif. Peterson, Gustaf Fredrick, Willow Ranch. CaJlf. Pool, Walter Edwin, Harlin drive. . :. Parker, Glenn Orrin, Meacham, Ore, - Pearson, Walter Robert, Seattle. Phillips, Od, Ninth and Walnut, Klamath .falls. Reglnato, Paolo Mareelllno, CnfloqUln. Ramos, Antonlan, Chemult. -Stone,, Donald B., S256 Cannon. '' Swan son, Lloyd Alner, Dairy, Scherer, Ralph, Keno. Bummers, Frank, Chiloquln. - Shadley. Walter Edward. Snrama Ww. . Smoot. Carl Robert 561S Cannon' svVenue."" bimonson red jay. Portland. Thomas, Edward Adolpb, Taconu, Wash. Thornton. Elmer, Raiford, Fla. Taylor, lewis Emery, Beatty. Walker, Harvey Frank,. 2850 Crest.. TO BE LAID Plans tor the fingerprinting of alj children in Klamath coun ty will be formulated at a meet ing called for Thursday eve ning at 7:30 o'clock in room 200 of KUHS. Representatives of both the city and county school systems and representatives of civilian defense committees are asked to attend. ' The movement for finger printing or trie children is a wartime measure being sponsor ed by the county council of Parents and Teachers associa tion of which Mrs. John Sehu- bert is wartime chairman. A request that wartime chair men be appointed by all presi- dents of PTA in the county was made bv Mrs. Krhnhert t an executive meeting of the county council, held Monrlnv afternoon at Fremont school for the purpose of carrying out the fingerprinting project. HUNTING'S OVER , ' JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., (IP) The hunting season's over on the capitol grounds. Janitors have been Startling Visitors and bagging pigeons, but fear that a stray shot might Wing something besides a bird brought an ultimatum from Gov. Frank C. Donnell. ART ROWLEY -; and His I2-PIeee Orchestra ; : Saturday? Sept. 26 Broatlway Hall? Malin Bren Carriers IV""" ?w PI 'A'g '-I' a'fc.wnPEwmw- 'M'M'.iiw , l . . (iEA Tthphoto) Graceful palms give this the atmosphere of a travel poster, tut the Australian Bren machine un carrier, lined up with crews at Port Moresby, New Guinea, Indicate that any Japanese tourist would be traveling the oppo site direction. Each carrier has a crew of four, each crewman carrying rifle for cloaeup action. Soma ma-' chines also carry a mortar or small cannon, can make 43 to 60 miles an hour over flat country. IIIGII SCHOOL News Notes and : Comment ..itiiiitililiiii;:;!. By ANITA GWYN The Klamath Knights an' nounced that refreshments will be sold at the game Friday. Now the attend ants will not need to starve or bring their lunch to. watch the Pelicans in action - against Grant ', High of Portland this F r i d a y. The concessions "are under the direc tion of Mr. Russell,: who is look ing for helpers to aid in "selling during the game. ;; " :; , The Klamath . Knights f are really going to be busy, this year, according to Martin Butz, presi dent - of the organization. The Knights will be patterned after the various service dubs of this city and will, have their meeting every Wednesday' in the" private dining, room- across from the cafeteria. Once a month a guest speaker will be invited to: talk to the boys. ' The Knights will sponsor a color week which will be sometime late, in the football season and before an important game. As usual, -they will usher at the games and will appear in traditional red and whita. The sale of student body tick ets ends .Friday. " i ' :" Watch for the. time that Pell- cana will- make its first appear ance of the year over KFJL The .Home Economics club is coming' back: mtt' the 'picture of activities. Methods of bringing In the "mazuma" were discussed and plans for -increasing, the membership were made. : Yesterday a call for boys who can turn out for play practice was made. Wonder what's going to happen. Maybe It's going to be a Shakespearean play where the boys play all of the parts: Here's -hoping you -have - eood luck, Mrs. Blomqulst. j Have you seen what'i In the exhibit case? . There is a minia ture field, on which there are small . figures representing -the Pelicans arid anotherteam in action.- It is wondered whether the color of the figures means anything, for they happen to be done in green clay. Hope It has no significance. It's well worth the few tseps to theexhibit' case to see it. Leave your scrap metal and j rubber on the curb nearest your home Saturday morning. : i scrap wui fmish the ..Jap scrap. .. - AGILE THIEF INDIANAPOLIS, (P) jA court padlock order didn't keep an acrobatic burglar out of -the L.otton club, a negro night spot. He scaled an-adjoining build ing and leaped to a-window of the club,, which.- he .ransacked leisurely. . Then he went to a door and called- to a, night- watchman outside: . "Hey, let me out of herel"; The. startled watchman open-- ed the door and then began to wonder and called police after the man had vanished. f. Sell it through the want-ads. Ready for Japs at SPEAK JIT MEET Following its policy . of pre senting outstanding missionary workers, this year's "get-together luncheon" of the Women's Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church will intro duce Mrs. Florence Van Etten, formerly of Linhfien, near Can ton, China, as the principal speaker, it was announced today. - The luncheon, an annual af fair for the past 12 years, Is scheduled for Thursday, Septem ber 17, at 1 p. m. Mrs. Van Etten, a graduate of OSC, is at present taking post graduate work at the University of Oregon and is expected to ar rive in Klamath Falls this eve ning. ' " Also on the luncheon program is a solo by Rev. L. K. Johnson, of the Klamath Lutheran church) accompanied by Mrs. Johnson, and a piano solo by Mary Lou Timmons, In charge of the affair' 'are Mrs. -A. H. Denison, Mrs. Paul Otterbein, Mrs. A. B. Epperson, Mrs. J. L. Olson and Mrs. Ralph Henry. The dining room com mittee consists of Mrs. Effie Rideout, Mrs. W. A. Palmer, Mrs. Ida Grimes, Mrs. Lloyd Emery, Mrs. Fred Fletcher, Mrs. S. B. Hopkins and Mrs. Theodore Smith. ' " .- - All "women Interested In the missionary enterprise are cordi ally invited, it was announced.- IT WAS AN ERROR SAN FRANCISCO, (Wil lie Edward, 39, negro, registered at the fire house near his shoe shine stand. But a federal In- COLLEGE Mm ARE INVITED TO SEE OUR NEW ' CAMPUS COLLEC TION OF '' ofAM Q A crwiplete new line up of stripes.. . wide flew assortment of clautc white '.r.all with the low-set eol , Ian you like the best. Every shirt is approved by th 'American Institute of Lautv dering so you kHow f til : mm ...ye . mm take punishment. 22S1 i RXTD Y'S MEN'S SHOP 6th andMaln , . Port Moresby vestlgator disclosed Willie had signed' up as a civilian defense fire warden and not for the draft . . 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KLAMATH FOR HELP The Klamath Falls Comftian dos, wishing to express their appreciation io iha public tor the cooperation given them in opening the new Service Men's center at BIB Main .Mreot, have prepared the following state ment: "We would like everyone to know of those who so gener ously contributed their time, labor and items necessary to. furnish our Service Men's cen ter, making the grand opening the success it proved to be. We have tried to include the mimes of all who had a part In it, but If some have been inadvertent ly omitted it does not mean that we are any the less grate ful." The list of contributors fol lows: .Pioneer- Tobacco com pany, Shaw Stationery com pany, Art and Gift shop, Ken neU-Ellls studio, Lucas Furnl ture company, Currln's for Drugs, ' Kimball's Glass com pany, East Side Electric com pany. Big Bnsln Lumber company Pelican Bay Lumber company. Long's, Inc., Murlt Washing Ma chine service, Walgrccn's Drug store, Klamath Furniture store, Charles Schaal Awning com pany, Moellcr's Flower shop, Swan Lake Lumber company. STURDY OXFORD Scuff proof sharkskin tip adds greeily to life of this al leather oxford. Siies 8'j fo M'2. $3-53 fof site 12 to 3. HIGH SHOE Put' a 'pair of these sturdy, high shoes on' that growing boy or girl of. yours, i V Poll Parrot's wear -lohgerl .-; Siies 8I2 to- I II2. Larger '' ires $3.98. . ,".-... ' SMART PUMP Elestleized pump with' glov ' like Ct, for young feet . , , roominess for growth..-5iie$ l2.fo 3.; $3.98 for sires -312'. .08; - PoII-Mvot SHolqs 'IS ' Klamath Sign company, Laird's Freight line. Olympla grocery, Unique gro cery, tsmirs Food store,JNw brry company, , Plggly Wlggly, Swltt ai)d company, . . Kraft Cheese company, Carter's Fine Foods, Safeway stores, Criter Lake creamery, Klamuth Ice and Storaaa, Everbody's Drug, O. C.'Lorent company, Klstmath cleaners, New Meth od cleaners, Standard cleaners, Superior Troy laundry, Reliable cleaners, New City laundry, Acme cleaners, Claude Davis, Harry Hatter, . Knights of Co lumbus, American ' Legion, Klamath Falls- Garden club. . Fred Fleet, ' Mr. Crawford, Sgt. Turplu, Q. -Weldler, Mrs. Vivian Pernlgottl,..Mr. Klein, Bill Klllott, Art Johrisun, Mrs. Paul Dalton, Mrs. Lois Tlllton, Mrs. Vera Chase, Mrs. Howard Llstoe, Charles Olilcs, Howard Wolf, Mr. Fay, Mrs. Walter Beane, 11. J. B e v a n s, Mrs. Myrtle Helm, Carl Cook, and the 20 Klamath Falls women who baked cookies for the open ing. r It Is an unfortunate fact of war that to prevent destruction of muny It is often necessary to visit hardship on a few. Rex Stout, chairman of the Writers' War board. 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