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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1943)
Folminry lfl, 104 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE 38 1EN FOLD 11M BANDAGES AT HllH ' ynmnnvyrrT pp IVIUIVUHI IVILLI Thli'ly-eliilil HUM) turned uul Mnmliiy uluht for thu Hod Cross siuXlciil (I ichnI i m project unci III mi cvcnlnn of 1 1 1 U 1 1 a I v ti wink tnrnud uut (Kit) Inspected mid iiiirovcd sui'Kkiil tlicHnliitCs lor u&u In cui'lnu lor thu wounded oversews. Coiisldurlwi It win lliu first nltilit (or ull workers, thu production wns rctliii'dcil ns IHKli. Thu effort wits termed a suc cess In every wtiy, uud unolhur "men's nltjht" will bo observed next Monduy uluht. Any inun In 1 1 io city wllllnu to help out on thin vllnl wur project Is wel come to purtlclpiito ot Hcd Cross licu(l(iiurluri, on Mulu near Fourth, next Monday, it win pointed out. Output Upptd Mm. It. it. Muciirtney, In cliurgo of tha Hcd Cross survl cul dressing project, declared that thu men's project li the "most oncouniKlnu development we huvu hud In months. " She Bald that tho men's purtlclputlon hud uwukened new intercut amonii women of tho city, and thul Ihli was shown In Mon ciuy's duytlmo work, when wom en turned out fur mora than thu usual number of dressings. Mil, Macartney and tho corps of women Instructors present Monday suld tho men showed quick adaptability and did a most efficient Job. Men Listed Elks, American Legionnaires and Kiwiiuluns inudo up a ma jority of tho workers Monduy nlitht. Men who worked were: V, L, Houston, S. Ilunson, L. f. Kirk. Patrick. Curl K. Cook, Malcolm fcpley, G. W. Sumplo, It. H. Williams, Georgo W. Mclntyre, Fred La Forgo, Harry Goeller, Fred Fleot, L. E. Sklllington, It. K. llnrry, liny Itugor, Ralph Howard. F. K. Drake, N. H. Jones, H. D. Park. G. B. Could, Glen F. Evans, 11. O. Brundonburg. A. F Glovor, F. A. G 1 o v o r, John Fowler, Lloyd Frock, t. M Hoolon, A. L. Paul, 11. T. Bunch, K. B. Hall, FrunK Peyton, J. E Heading, S, It. Brown, B. E. Coles, J. H. Hunter, W. A. Pal ncr, 11. it. Harrison, Fred Hell bronncr and Dr. J. C. Hunt. North Pinehurst Children Give Party; $11.95 Stamps Sold LINCOLN Tho North Pine hur.it school children entertained their mothers' Friday afternoon at a Valentino party with sing ing and a short drama, A post office was sot up to mako delivery of Valentines, Do fcn.ic stump sides amounted to . $11.0!) for tho afternoon. COING OUT OF BUSINESS NEW YOItK, m My man Surter pleaded guilty in truffle court to making a U-turn with his cab, then offered to sell it to Mngistruto Charles h, Rnmsguto "I'm being inducted February 18, and they don't want my cub too," ho explained, "so it's for sale." . "I'm tit 111 mnelfnl nl present for a cab," said the magistrate, "but Inasmuch as you'll bo doing a lot of walk ing from now on, I'll suspend sentence." rSKSlmg' tf,. VMi,l II. By ANITA OWYN first call for hulf-inllcrs, murrn pnlu-vuuilers lias been Issued by Paul Duller, truck couch. T h o r o ho a meet- Wednesday i'4i those boys in- WJ tercsted and tho If, 1 1 r s t turn-out will depend on prevailing con ditlnns. Tho senior year books will not bo on sale after this coming Friday as tho printer must know how many books are to be print- od, If you still wish to order a book, do so Immediately from a Journalism student or In room 310. Hereafter, no students will bo allowed to chargo their meals In tha cafeteria. "Tho Diabolical Circle" Is scheduled to bo presented in the I.lttlo Theatre off Mon Clalro next week. This ploy was chosen to be performed In honor of Lin coin's and Washington's birth days. An all-star cast, headed by Patricia Brown, Georgo Brown, Martin Butz and Bruce Wlrth will portray tho curly colonial llfo with comedy and romanco in tho llfo of Cotton Mather. n Don't forget tho drives to col lect books, waste fats and worn nylon and silk which will go to help our boys In tho service. Roy Premo was named presi dent of tho First Aid Instructors club, Klamath Falls district, at a meeting hold Monduy night at j Red Cross headquarters, 418 j Main street. Arthur W. Larson, chnirmnn, presided. Other off I-1 ccrs named included Carl Mur- j phy, vlco president and program chairman; Mrs. II. Dinwiddle, j secretary-treasurer; Carl Mur- i phy, Mrs. Mickey Babcock and I Mrs. Fred Ustick, social; How-1 ard Dinwiddle, publicity; Mrs. I Freda Ustick was named to sue-! cced Al Meade on the ambulance . squad. D. C. Wc.iterhout, field rcpre-1 sentatlve of tho American Red i Cross and recent Instructor, ex pressed appreciation to tho group In a letter read. During round-table discussion, members expressed determina tion to mnko tho club a vital fac tor In tho welfare of the com munity. All first aid Instructors arc In vited to tho next meeting and social event scheduled for Mon day, March 1, at 7:30 p. m. 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