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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1942)
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ' PAGE FIVE -.a Octi)l)or 1. 10-12 OHM FOES, ROMK (Kroin Itnllnn Broad cantit), Oct. 1 (AP) Premie MuhiiiiIIiiI told 1 till inn hlackshlrt but till ioi is today Hint "to lovo Ituly inoio tlinn nnytliintf duo nil to liuto Ikt cni'iiilcs mure tlinn iinylhliiH ol.se" was tliu watchword fur tliu 2(lth anni versary nf tho foundation of tlio fascist niuvmnriil. Tho orruslon of Ida nddrcna wus tho flint unntvurimry of tliu fouiKlliiK of tho hliickshlrt bat talions, llo distributed decora tions to mi'inhcrs cited fur brnv cry null reviewed some units newly ussiKiird 1 to front-lino duty. Mental nnri physical strcnuth characterize tho blackshlrls, tho premier snid. "You iiro worthy or ilvlnil in this most Important period of tho war mid to hnvo a share In Its decision," ho said, UNHAPPY STOMACH BALTIMOUK, (AP) An an prentice Hniuntm who declared lil.i wife itavn him nnthlnu hut eiiuned food In their nix months of mnrrled Ufa was unintcd a dlvoreo by Judyo Cuoruo A, Solto. Tho seaman, John O. Knsln, snid ho lost pounds and hud to umlcruo trentincnt for a phy sical disorder. fe 1 1 fe fet fet fti OUR MEN IN SERVICE 1 1 1 1 K AVIATION CADET Tho Boyd Bruncrs of Olcua hnvo received word that their son, Lewis Aid- en Druner, has been transferred from Palm Ilench, fin., to Maxwell Field, Ala., whero bo is tiiklnK train InK ns an avid- lion cadet. Ho foro hvinK sent to Florida, ho I had been In tralnhiK as n technician at Scott Field, P J w ii radio 111. Tho Herald and Nows some times net some oddly directed Information for tho "our men In service column," An cxamnlo Is an army re Ion from Camp Polk, La., di rected to tho KvenlnK Hurnld, Klamutli Falls, California, re ceived a few days oko. Tho re lenso bora tho Information that Private Harold Ciess had arrived at Camp Polk and Kavo Prlvnto Gess' address ns General Deliv ery, Eurcko, Calif., stating also that tho Evening Herald Is tho newspaper Kenornlly rend In Prl- voto Gess' homo town, OVERSEAS Prlvnlo Jack Bow ors is somowhero overseas' with a chemical warfare division, and has not been heard from for four months. mptymffX zouiik uowern, who was a stu dent at KUIIS enlinU-a in tho n United S t a t e s fi r army In Decern-L -J, , ." ' J bor, 1041, took IV. W J his basic train-1 V-MEVl ins at Ediio-1, L J I wood, Md., and was transferred & buck to Palo Alto, Calif., prior to his depart ure for points unknown on Juno 1. Ho Is tho son of Mrs. Virll Andersen, now of Sllvcrton, Oro,, and tho (jrandson of Mrs. Anna Richards of tho Klamath county library staff. GcorRo M. Porker says ho thinks "the navy Is a fine place" In writing from Snn DicKO, where ho is stationed, to friends r-Craig's for thrift i ....... .-r.puij-iJ- tweet )P00 Sls 10-20 38-44 Mix and Match SPORTSWEAR SPECIAL VALUES! SWEATERS $2.49 BLOUSES $1.49 SKIRTS $2.49 JACKETS $4.95 CASUAL Soft wools , . vel veteens . . dressy crepes. Sequin, me tallic, soutache braid trims. Blue, Green, Brown, Pur ple, Red, Black." GOATS Many with Removable Linings! Snap out tho chamois- ctto linini! on these all-' wool nubby tweed, also flecco conlsl Smart plaids, loo, In boxy and fitted coats. $ w mm Collars of Kit Fox . . . London-Dyed Squirrel . . Platinum Wolf Dressy coals In long-wearing needle point fabrics. Each a masterpiece of styling and quality all unexcelled in workmanship. Carefully lined . warm ly Interlined. Autumn's Most Distinctive SUIT DRESSES That Look So Costly I $895 Sties 81? 10-20 16J.-24 !4 38-44 ALSO SCORES OF ONE-PIECE STYLES! BUY MORE VICTORY BONDS FUR COATS A Wonderful Investment at Thoso Pricot! Wear It for the duration! Choicest Sable Dyed Muskral, Skunk-Dyed Opossum, Caracul, Mink-Dyed Coney. Uso our C Laynwny Plan no scrvico or storago T charges. 18950 AG'S in Klamutli Fulls, Ho formerly lived at 4021 Bisbce strcot and was employed by the Woyer liuuuscr Timber company. Ho is known to many hero, huvlng been un uctivo member of the Loyal Order of Moose, the AP&AM and the First Baptist church. Lester E. Thayer, box1 822, Klamutli Kails, Is now under Kolng a four-week non-comnils-sloned officers' course at Camp Roberts, Calif. FOItT KLAMATH Alfred H. Caslel, Jr., l-ycar-old son of Mr, und Mrs. Alfred 13. Castcl, Sr., Is awaiting tho cull to serv ice with the aviation cadets. He successfully passed tho examina tion held September 18 In Klumuth Falls. Young Caste! has been employed locally by tho Alg ma Lumber company this senson, and will continue to work In tho woods until called to service. DAIRY Mrs. Martha Mc Cumbcr has received word that her son, Harry, has been promot ed to sergeant, Sergeant Mc Cumbcr is stationed In Santa Barbara, Calif. FOItT KLAMATH "Dear Mom, I om still all right and hope you have riot worried too much. Lots of lovo, Don," Mr. and MA. Bert Gray of Fort Klumuth were mighty glad to receive tho above brief mcs- sugo lust' week from their son, Private First Class Donald Gray, who dropped into silence when he left with the U. S. marine corps for pnrts unknown on Juno 7, Probably the most unique communication to puss through the local postoffice, tho note, dated August 18, was pencilled on a square piece of corrugated cardboard evidently cut from a carton of canned food, as it bore the JmprinU of cans on It, and wos without on envelope. It wus unstamped, too, being "free" mail. Assuming thut their son is somewhere where stationery is on unknown quantity, his par ents Immediately sent him supply of paper and envelope: addressed to Camp Elliott, Calif. The 17-year-old Don enlisted over a year ago in the marine corps, and had been stationed at San Diego, Calif., prior to ship ping out. DAIRY Dunham Arant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Arant of Dairy, has been transferred from South Carolina to St. Pet ersburg, Fla., for further train ing in the U. S. army medical corps, according to word re ceived here. BELL RINGER KANSAS CITY, (AP) Louis Kutchko threw a 24-ineh hell ! on the scrap metal pile near his . nome. I It was. he learned, a mistake. The bell went bongl Bongl Every time someone else throw on another plcco of metal. Children kept ringing it, too, Unable to sleep nights, ho finally went out and reclaimed tho clapper. CONSERVATIVE MEASURE In England, it is now against the law for a motorist to stop his automobile without stopping the engine. 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