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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1943)
PAGE EIGHT THE ASSOCIATED PR HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH TALLS, OREGON July 17, 1848 0 11 Iflll? 0 n ESS. NEW ' ( 332 fl J B ii 1 J J l) - H U if J f l E IN PICTURI Hwpwwuii'yi win y ' 1 $ ; & $ M 7 L FIELD MASS FOR IJ.OHO 1AIIOK a Bishops. priestsiand naval officers move In procession to altar on drill Held at U. S. naval training station, Sampson, N. Y (or mass In which 15.000 participated. Lake Geneva U in background.. ' ill . . " ,v ' M Ami SCENIC FIRE LOOKOU T-Womrn (Ire pollers, belnc (rained br lha V. 8. Tore. S.rvlce. survey their territory from a lookout, with Hk Halnlcr loomlni above the clouds. WOOL SUIT simple, ehie suit In tantrrlne wool for (an wear Is modeled by blonde Anlla Louise. Mm actress. Her legionnaire's rap Is of deep brown felt with silk taiwcls. and she carries an alllcalor bac to . ?. match her slippers. BOLIVIAN VISITO R Lt Col. Luis Alberto Tapla. Bo JUviaa army chaplain and newspaper director, chats with Max. puerile Chapman durinc his visit to a Hollywood movie lob (rin.ur BUT, nn-ur GIRL Pvt. Robert Tusey. I chosen by his fellow soldiers at Gardner rield. Calif., as their l"P'n-up Jy," tries his hand at this clamor business. HI la llsy worth Is bis helpful assistant. f ' i-fO rv. - 1 si K i f i iTinti naryH-iv SLUCCIRf Nick men (above), former Phllly Drat baae , man. has taken a new lease on life since shifllnr to (he New York Yankees. Ills Improved allssv around performance was hlil.9 llfhlrd by cllmblni to the lessu lead In runs batted In, I .,1,1TiTsa,J' jsasgpJasWWiisiWiili US! fctJfaJBishial S f Kfe in imi 11 1 1 1 1 r ssii liiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'ilii iiiiiiii'i'ii Mill rtffiiffiiiitiiasMBsswsaassl F AW N F INDS A.FRIEN D Baby Sandra Hademan generously rive her milk bottle to this .tiny (awn which wandered alone into her lather's garden In Seattle, Wash. , , ,, ' ' T I 1 WW . ' ' As.. I 'V --v I ..rx i I .( r-4 - vi- ;. "J rT. i H aksss.,. If s.is: ; 'J LI '..isukr; 1- t LKL. mmW PATSDtAKl' CAPTAIN CONDUCTS Capt. Meredith Willson. or- Wheeler (above) of Sal!' F?aM cheslra leader now in the Army, rehearses the Los Angeles Phil- Cisco, assumed the presidency of ! harmonic Symphony In the Hollywood Bowl (or one of the seaj Rotary International July 1 uc-t - aon'i ."symphonies. under. the stars.; " ceedlng Fernando Carbajal ot Lima, Peru.', ' HONEYMOONINC HER O-Maj. Robert R. Lajole, 27. LFrench-Canadian officer who was decorated by King George VI for bis part In the Dieppe raid, and his bride, snapped on their honeymoon at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York., MINISTER Adrlen Tlxler (above) wss named labor minis, tcr of the new French committee t ot liberation In Algiers. 'LEMME OUTA HERE !' Judy, 7.200-pound elephant i being transferred to her new home In Llnroln Park, (,'hlrago, oh- Jected .strenuously lo being taken for a ride. Khe broke loose and a a result had to walk some 18 miles. " wwAw4' wf. TEBBETT5 GfSfSfe W ' - ,4iA m.1 Jtm DID ALL y&'f S'U fiffw. "-Paf riytsft' from BBfiiNo Jcumkm ' r 1- - 1 III H Jft t It , ' - -V M IIL Tour WAkdONDS It ' ' - T a 1 ."i ' i"A l f-r w: i HAMBLETONIAN FAVORITE-Volo Song (above), owned by Bill Strang. Is favored to win the Hambletonian trotting classic, to be run this year at Empire Clly, Aug. 11. ' i 1 CP i) v 1 i v - i re r n n am it ab vtse ' .. . sivivs.sjrvRvis.wwirr. norKmen ai ine namn nnuge. I.a.. rentier nr lli """"J U'pvtmtiu. - sundard Oil Company of Louisiana ride these wheels to and (rom distant refinery units.
