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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1943)
I July 22, 1943 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGB ITVf OFFICER STATI 0 N E D AT f ft rrf t mMmm IC -V. KLAMATH FALLS The Women's Army corns will hereafter receive the full tlino Hllontluii of Llrutiinimt IJclly Hcrrlim of tho WAC who him brim unluni'd to iccrullliiK duly In Kliimnth Kal In. SIio linn en tnblinlied limidiiuiirlrra in tho In dict' purlor of tho American Le gion auxiliary In the Vetorana' Mnmorial hall at Fourth and Miiin streets. Tho now nnd permanent WAC recruiting officer la a former rca Idmit of Portlund. Ore, and la a lirndunto of tho officers training achool at Fort Urn Moines, In. Ditforo holnn nniilKnod to duty at tho local aub-ittntlon, Llotitenunt Herring wild atiitloncd nt the Oth WAC training venter In Ruston, l,o. She attended the Nntlonul College of Edui'iitloit In Evan. lion, 111., and wna a member of Iho ndvertixing stnff of tho Ore ton Jnurniil in Portlnnd. Confirming the report that women from 20 to BO ycara ol age aro now eligible for enlist ment, the lieutenant explained that alio la authorized to accept appllcntlons from women In thnt age group. She iiIko reminded that becnuae the WACa now en joy full army atntua, all of Ita membora are eligible for the ninny beneflta offerod male membora of the armed forces. All Interested women ore urged to Invctitlgnte the oppor tunities offered by tho Women'i Army corps by visiting tho re cruiting offlco at the Legion hnll or by phoning 8401. Full pnr ticulnra and literature may be obtained without obligation. Four-H News THE STEWART AND LENOX CANNING CLUB The Stewart and Lenox girls and boya organized a canning club July 7. The first meeting was held at the home of Mrs. I D. M. Chandler, and was called! to order by Clifford Jenkins. New officers were elected at fol lows: Norma Chandler, president; Clarence Cascbtcr, vice presi dent; Marian Schleferatein, sec retary; June Lutman, treasurer; Margie Mikkelsen, newt report er. Booklets wero distributed to all members and loaders. The second meeting wat held at the home of Mrs. O. B. Mlk kelson Monday evening at 7:30 p. m. Three new members Join ed alnce the club wat organized. A song and yell leader were chosen. They are June Lutman and Christine McCarrol. The name we chose for our club it "The Stewart and Lenox Canning Club" and our motto Is Wo Can to Kick Japan." The next meeting will be July 19, 7:30 p. m., at Mrs. D. M. Chan dler's home. MARGIE MIKKELSEN, Newt Reporter Bomber Crew Killed In Colorado Crash CASPER, Wyo., July 22 (P) Eleven crew members wero i killed in the crash of a four-en- fined Liberator bomber In west ern Colorado mountains near Gunnison Monday, the Casper army nirbaso public relations office announced today. 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