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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Pays Vlilt Cluruiico W.
Word, iiuroRrnphcr, third class,
j. .. US navy, stopped In Kluiniith
4I,:V Kalis Thursday on roulo to Sont-t-
' tlu where hu will go on ucllvu
j).', duty, liu Ik thu grandson of Mr.
and Mm. A , Wiird of Oil city
y,, und onjoyod a brief visit with
' thum. liu Iuin bucn tdutloncd ut
i., Lukuhumt, N. J., whero hu ru
cently completed bin triilnlng. In
Scuttlo ho plain to visit Ills
"-'undo, Wlllurd W. Wurd, phar
macist . into, third class, US
tmvy, attached to thu navy hotipl
tul thuru. Wurd hus been north
for u month.
Jt,
Nomod Mury Corrlun, Klum-
ulh Knl 1, wiih recently appointed
co-chiilrniim ot tho iinmnil Nickel-
hop which In scheduled lor Jun
uwry 15 on tho University of Ore
Hon cuinptiH, Theme for tho hop
this year will bo "Tho Luat Cull
to Arms," and tho dnnco will be
dedleiited to all men In tho re
serve forced, unny, navy and
murine. Mini Corrlgun In a
freshman In Journalism at Ore-l(on.
EnUrlaln Mrv and Mm.
Junius Wryn unlortulncd friends
M...1. V......'.. .MHlll l.l llw.ll-
0,1, m 1IT 0 pit M 111",
homo on Luvorno struct, Thurs
day evening, December 31. In
''.'thu ourly evening curds wore
enjoyed, followed by music und
dunclng. Luncheon wus served
ul midnight. Thu guests wcro
Mr. und Mrs. It. J. Klu, Mr.
und Mrs. Leu Kennedy, Mr. und
Mrs. Wilbur Morris, Mr. und
Mrs, J. Colwell, Mr. mid Mrs
John Culder. Mrs. F. W. Lu
Salle, und Mrs. Leo Ackcrmun
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To Claromont llarbaru John
son, duughtur of Or, und Mm,
K. D, Johnson left Friday
morning for Cluruniunt, Calif.,
wliero alio will spend u week or
10 clays visiting liur alster, Mury
Lou, student ul l'oinonu colleKu
M I a a Johnson was gruduulud
from thu University of Oregon
December 12. En route homo
she pluns to visit In Sun Erun
Cisco und with Nancy Gammon,
student at Stanford.
o:
Naw Taachor Mrs. Violet
Moore took over her new du
ties as tcuchcr of tho fifth grade
"'" at Altumont elementary school
v"" ' Monday, filling a vacancy ere-
nli.it Iw Mnrin WeUt who
Is luuvlng ioon for tho WAAC.
Clanes Optn N e w clusscs
' for adults will bo organized In
room 104 at Klanuilh Union
high school tonight (Monday)
: at 7:30 o'clock. Subjects open
to enrollment uro typing, book'
keeping, shorthand und office
muchlnea. Anyonu Interested in
attending la welcome.
w ; Improving Friends of Mrs.
; J. Wires, aged Mulln resident
t .."and mother of Mrs. A. M. Tho
' - -mas of that city, are Interested
r to learn alio la allowing improve
rs ;t mont ut Klumalh Vulley hospl
1 , tal. Mia. Wires suffered a hip
I frncturo lute In December. .
-
V,. Comfortable) Mrs. Mury Mot
! 1 aclienbnchcr, pioneer resident of
Klamath Fulls, la resting com.
. fortubly at Klamath Vulley hos
pital where oho la receiving
treatment for a fractured right
leg.
WARREN DUSTS
ENTIRE STATE
Danceless FDR Birthday
Celebration To Be Held
HIGHWAY BQAnD
Brief Visit Lt. Scott Mllll-
gun, US navy, former Longvlew,
Wush., high school coach und as
sistant principal, visited hero
briefly Sunday on roulo from
Sun Francisco to Portlund. MIIU
gnn In also ii former Unlvorslty
of Oregon football atur. Mrs.
Milllgan In tho former Elizabeth
Gruhiiin of this city and la now
with Boeing Aircraft In Scattlo.
Vialta Mora Ceorgo Pierce.
US navy, is on a brief leuvo from
tho nuvul training station ut
Camp Fnrrugut, Idu. Ho la visit
ing lila wife ut their home, 2335
Vino avenue. I'icrco hua a previ
ous thrco-year acrvico with the
US army. Ho is now uwulting
usslgnmunt to a ship.
Award Richard F. Igl, Kliim
nth Falls, has received a gold
star award In ItOTC military
training according to a recent on.
nouncement made by Col, C. L.
Sampson, head of tho military
department at tho University of
Oregon. The gold atur awards
wcro mudo to 15 students who
hud tho highest standing in their
respectlvo military clusscs.
SACrtAMENTO, Jun. 11 (A')
Governor E u r 1 Wurren toduy
summarily ousted the entire
slate highway commission which
had been appointed by former
Gov. Culbcrt L. Olson.
Warren mado tho disclosure
at a press conference, he mild;
'You huvo only to read the
newspupers to know why I do
not want Lurry Barrett us chair
mun of tho old commission, to
represent this administration."
Formal Reason
(Charges wcro filed recently
with OI'A accusing Barrett of
violations of tho tiro rationing
regulations, as operator of
gurago In Sun Francisco.)
Tho formul reason given by
Wurren, however, wus thut the
highway commission has sched
uled u meeting for this week ul
though it has been udviscd by
Director Charles Purccll of the
department of public works,
there Is no urgent business for
the commission to transact.
Wurren named members of
his official staff os temporary
members of the new highway
commission. Tho permanent
commission will bo chosen with.
In o few days.
A diincclcss President Roose
velt's birthday celebration will
ba held In Oregon, but tho cam
paign for funds to fight infantile
purulysls will bo held as usuul,
unnouncca -Dr. E. T. Hcdlund,
Portland'a postmaster, who again
has been named atate chairman.
Tho Nutionul Foundation for
Infantllo Paralysis' 10th annual
appeal will bo held from Janu-
Nama Son Mr. and Mrs,
Frank Fleet of 1032 Erio street
huvo named their infant son
Fred Everett Fleet 2nd, after his
paternal grandfather. Mrs. Fleet
and child will leuvo Hillside
hospilul Tucsdtiy for their home.
TRY ERROL FUN
LOS ANGELES, Jun. 11 OP)
LVSclcctlon of a Jury to try Film
' Actor Errol Flynn on charges
of statutory rape upon two 'teen
ugo girls began in superior court
today after Judgo Leslie IS. Still
overruled a defense motion for
contlnuunco because lit the
Jfjnbsonce of a key defense wit-w-ncss.
iv Attorney Robert E. Ford, In
'seeking u continuance, declared
..Jhat jiuywnrd Klngslcy, former
"captain of Flynn's yacht, Siroc.
.co, now is in the nuvy and un.
4f. fivnllnhln fni tnullmnnu
j l& It wus aboard the Sirocco that
iono of tho plaintiffs, Peggy La
7 Ruo Satterlec, 10, Hollywood
C night club entertainer, churned
n 1Un nnlnv In, Inn Hnnrl Wn- ...i.il-
on a yncnung trip to Santo Cat
'bk uiinu jbuiiiu in nuuuai, 1U4J., '
jy; At Flynn's recent preliminary
ncarmg, miss sutlcrlco testified
' she rnncio no attempt to cry out
at Flynn's alleged advances up.
on her because she figured her
screams would not be heard by
,omcr guests because the ves
sel's machinery was making so
much noise.
In asking for a continuance,
Ford told tho court that if
; Klngslcy wcro here, ho would
',. testify that Flynn was nt the
wheel of tho Sirocco throughout
most of the cruise; and that
from his own stateroom lie
it ,H would have been oblo to hear
C 'any sounds such us a woman's
$ '. Flynn's second -accuser is 17-
year-old Dotty Hansen, who left
; her Lincoln, Nobr.. homo for
ifJ 4 -'TfnllvumnH In hnnn uUn wtirrh.
'V',. eventually get movio roles.
rlMPLED SKIN
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Uso Snntlnoptlo Lotion, fnmnus
iiiuiiiuiiicii nowuor bllHo, no llolprtll
jo plmploil Irrlliilcil itlihi, when duo
to oxliirunt rniiKon. You'll Invo It.
I'loiuolMi tl:liiloiiuf y Hldncnro.
I lirro flnMerlliff rrunlUnxlon NhnilrH.
I'IohIi, Bruliottt), Crmtn. 60i
SAN T I S E P T I C LOTION
Vialta Austin Adams, former
Klamath automobile aulcamon.
visited hero last week. He is
now stationed in Utah ut the
U. S. army officers (ruining
school. Ho enlisted In tho air
corps a short timo ugo.
Improving Captain Harry
Hunter, commanding officer at
Newell, Calif., ia recovering
from a severe attack of pneu
monia ut Klamath Vulley hos
pltal.
Patient Improvoi James
Cole, Weyerhaeuser mill office
employe, la Improving at Hill
sldo hospital where lie has been
u patient for tho paat several
days.
Occupy Home Mr. and Mrs
Clark 'A. Simpson hovo moved
Into their new homo on Gary
street purchased from Oscar R.
Strccter. Tho transaction was
handled by Fred Cofcr ot the
Uurnhiscl agency.
Patient Improves Carol May
field, who suffered a fractured
neck in late December in an au
tomobile accident near Merrill,
Is reported improving at Klam
atli Vulley hospital.
jv SERVICE
LANGELL VALLEY Mr.
and Mrs. Elliott House arc en
Joying a visit with their son
Staff Sergeant William E. House,
who is here on leave from Dem
ing Field. N. M. Their son, Prl
vnte David House, who enlisted
as airplane mechanic in Novem
ber, is in the hospital ot Jef
ferson Barracks, Mo., It has
been learned here.
BLY Johnnie Wotls visited
his parents here over the New
Year holiday. His 15-day leave
was tho first ho has had since ho
enlisted over a year ago .Watts
has seen action several times,
and has been stationed in Alaska
for the past few months.
ATLANTIC TOLL
NOW STANDS AT
ory 13 to 30. The latter date Is
tho president's birthday.
The march of dimes again will
bo tho method to raise funds in
Oregon. Last year tho state con
tributed moro than $35,000,. of
which 50 per cent was retained
by tho stuto and county organ
izations. "Instructions have been re
ceived from tho national com
mittee," Dr. Hcdlund said, "sug
gesting that the birthday balls,
such as hold in previous years,
be discontinued, and the energy
of the county and city chairmen
concentrated on fund raising." .
. The Portland postmaster hat
been identified with the infantile
paralysis campaign movement
since- 1034. This is his fourth
time as state chairman.
Assistants and county chair
men will be announced soon, he
said.
Delaware frequently is re
ferred to aa the "Diamond State"
because it ia small in size but
great in importance.
Three hundred seeds may! be
produced by a single dandelion
head.
Acid Indigestion
ReiMrad la S uiimim m iiU mmt butt
When ieH itomKh arlil caum painful. infTotit
fnf in, tour atoma'd tod hwtt)urn, doctors anally
Draerth Ut futtt-ivUn mJ1clna him fnr
trrapMraalla ralur nidlrtnM like ihot tn BU-aitt
TabUu. No laiatlT. Bll-ani brlnfi rarafort la
Jiff or ratuin botli to aa f or doobl Booty bK(, at.
Southernmost university un
der the Stars and Strifes U th
University of Puerto Rico, j at
Rio Piedras.
Rad ClatslfUd Aaa for fluU
P I L E S
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO PAIM - NO HOSPITALIZATION
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pmunnt RmuIuI f
DR. E. M. MARSHA
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fan
4000
SEAMEN
By MURRAY ROSE
NEW YORK, Jan. 11 (JP)
The perilous task of sailing
merchant ships In the submarine-Infested
Atlantic has taken
the lives of at least 4000 and
perhaps more than 6000 men
since Pearl Harbor.
Tho announced destruction of
six cargo vessels in the western
Atlantic lost week caused the loss
of more seamen than had been
reported In any previous week
in several months, when the
ship toll was higher.
Toll High
There were indications that
life would be still tougher for
the sailors In tho winter opera
tions. Seamen stand less chance
of survival after torpcdolngs in
the cold months when they face
heavy storms, Icy waters and
shorter hours of daylight.
Seventy-three men were kill
ed and 87 were listed as miss
ing as the result of six an
nounced sinkings last week.
These raised the casualty list for
tho 587 allied and neutral
merchantmen reported sunk in
the western Atlantic over the
0400 mark. At least 3906 men
have been killed and 2521 oth
ers have been recorded as miss
ing, with most of the latter con
sidered lost.
The navy announced last
night that 3211 merchant marine
casualties 401 dead and 2720
missing w ere reported from
Sept. 27, 1941 to Dec. 21, 1942,
resulting directly from enemy
action against American ships
only. " , ,
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