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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1943)
July 23. 1043 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEW Offlclul word from the war (Qiuirlmont wu rocolved today (Tint Bunuirl I'uul Oliver, ion of Mr. mid Mm. C. H. Oliver of 2444 WUnl timet, had boon wounded In ac tion. Oliver'! fain ly hurt received word on July 2 that he wan wounded but no other ricliillB are known. Oliver In a w a I r tender. 2c. with the United H t a t e niiviil reserve and has been In Ihe service since October, 1042. Ill wife, the former Alice Lorrutno Robltallle, alio llvei t 2444 Wlard itroet. Civilian Defense News Notes All women Interested In hiv ing their children carod for In linnid or who wish to take In fihlldrnn and who have not been ,'nniiiricH hv thrlr block leader should cull the Klumath county weltnre omco ai nil. Kllea of nuinea and addresses and the number of children to be cured for a well the num ber of hornet who will take In youniintcrs. are being prepared now at tho welfare office. War Photographer Tostfld at Mining After Plan Craih By VEF4N HAUOLAND SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA. July 20 (Delayed) tT) Carl Thusgaard, Danish born war photographer for Acme photos, officially waa potted mining today after the Con solidated Liberator In which he waa making hla tint bombing flight wai teen to crash In flames near M a d a n g on the northeastern coast of New Guinea early this morning. Australian ground watchera raid the Liberator went down only after destroying two or possibly three of nine Zero which attucked tha lona bomb- f The Australian post Bene leriu, 70 mllea Inland from Ma. danu. reported a patrol wattent Into the rcmoto area where the Liberator crashed but that no parachutes were teen to leave tho stricken plane. Rome Bureaus Closed Because of Bombings By The Associated Press Tho Berlin radio broadcast a trunsoccun dispatch from Rome today saying: "All bureaus of Homo have been closed owing to the damage dona by the ro cent air raid. They will remain closed until July 31." The broadcast, recorded In New York by The Associated Prcst, liovo no further explanation but tho word bureau usually Is used for public department. O Berlin also broadcast report om Romo that Lieut. Gen. (Jcrlga. commander of the tec ond Carnhlnicrl division of Rome, had been appointed chief commander of the Carablnlerl by Premier Mussolini to suc ceed Gen. Huzon, killed in the allied raid on Rome July 18. Engineers Sought . For Marine Officers Electrical and radio engineers between 21 and 40 years of age arc being sought by Captain J. A. Blukcly, recently arrived In Tortlund as procurement officer for tho marina corps recruiting - district. According to the captain, there has boon no dearth of ap plicants for the few existing va cancies Involving commissions, ftit few have been found who vifiu the professional as well nit physical qualifications. Addi tional information may be ob tained from Sergeant Lester Flnlcy In room 201, Stewart Drew building. Local Boy Finds Double In Name At Navy Base Richard T.MUrAnri Pirlr fa. tloned at Treasura Island, In Ban Francisco buy, wrltet his parent In Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mn. John Peck, about a remarkable coincidence he has encountered. He has found at Treasure Island another Rich ard Lawrenco Peck whom he had never seen or heurd of before, He Is lull and dark and handsomo, Richard writes, and comes from Iowa. He evon looks like a Peck, the Klamath boy says, adding: "Some coincidence, what?" Richard Lawrence Peck No. 1 had been missing letters from hit mother, and wai be coming cynical as to tha effi ciency of Uncle Sam's postal service. Then one day, pinned to a jacket that had come back to him from the cleaner, ha found the missing letters, and It wasn't his Jacket. So he started a search and in the course of time found Richard Lawrence Peck No. 2, who is attached to a landing boat crew and had been look ing for the boy whose letters were being delivered to him. MEN AND WOMEN IN ltCrnlP '., Inducted Into the Murine corps this week was Ray Jorome Mc Elroy. Ha Is home on a 14-duy furlough before transfer to San Diego on July 28 for basic train ing. McElroy was graduated from Bend high school In 1941. When Inducted he was employed by the Coca Cola bottling com pany In Klamath Falls. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Mc Elroy of 632 North Tenth. Word has been received that Lieutenant Boone Haddock, ser iously Injured while serving! with a fighter squadron In North Africa, is recovering rapidly. Lieutenant Haddock is a former' employee of Crater Lake Lum ber and Box company in Sprague1 River. Ha Is the son of J. L. Haddock of Sprague River and a brother of Hugh R. Haddock, 622 Wal nut street. ! Lester Earl Dunn and Weston; Scott Smith are privates In the; marine corps. They entered last' week at Portland, according to Sergeant Lester Finley of the, local recruiting office. Both are In Klamath Falls on furlough be fore transfer to San Diego for training. - Dunn attended Klamath Union high school for two years and, has been working for the atato highway department in southern Oregon. His wife and two-months-old son live at 1867 Gary street, Klamath Falls. Smith was a Southern Taciflc clerk who played freshman bas ketball and baseball at the Uni versity of Oregon In 1839. His wife lives at 304, 'Marlon apart ments, Klamath Falls. FORT KNOX, Ky. Among the thousands of selectees now entering the armed forces, one Klamath Falls man has entered the armored force replacement training center for his basic training In tho newest and hardest-hitting branch of the army. He is Private Avon B. Cum mins Jr., son of Avon B.' Cum mins Sr., 2004 Ogdcn street, Klamath Falls. If we do not take the lead In preparing for peace now, we may Just as well accept the con clusion that the American peo ple are permitting themselves to be committed to a scries of certain and destructive wars. Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president Columbia U. HP UP f GAUIIC SAlfX . V I ONION SALT 0K I CI11KY SALT V SAVOS SAIT VstASONINOV If you lit garlic, Ju$f a daih HerV your flavor Inaflaihl 1 Schilling: Itiy ANOIHIK IOND TODAY OUY Q0HD0 TODAY So yon can BUY F0M P fi J&WJ 1 v v" The MOST for your money A moment's reflection will con vince anyone that War Bonds and Stamps are the best buys in America today. If we don't back up our troops and win the war, there's nothing we have worth a cent. You don't have to ponder over the value of trading with your independent grocer. Try it out for yourself! COMPARE! Com pare price . . . compare the con venience'. . . compare the-personal service. MDEPEHOE Ml SATURDAY SPECIALS Pure Cane SUGAR tO lbs. 61c 5 lbs. 32c BUTTER Crater Lake or Lett River Lb. 49c TOMATOES Red end Firm 2 lbs. 29c il : Z Giant Pkgs. Corn Flakes and 1 Large Pkg. Bran, Flakes All 24c COFFEE Bulk, Finest Grade 2 lbs. 49c WATERMELONS lb. 5c FIFTH AVE. GROCERY Altament Drive and LaVerne JOE'S GROCERY 8 MARKET U Main . KENO STORE Kane, Ore. LAPSLEY'S GROCERY 3102 Boardmaa LIEN'S CASH STORE Stewart Addition, Kane Road MAC'S STORE Merrill Road MODERN GROCERY 802 East Mala MYRTLE'S FOOD STORE Shasta War ROBINSON'S MARKET 4139 South Sixth SHASTA FOOD MARKET Shasta Way TWIN GIRLS GROCERY 620 East Main WEST KLAMATH GROCERY Weyerhaeuser BAGETT'S GROCERY ShasU Way COMMUNITY GROCERY 1040 East Main DRYDEN'S GROCERY 1842 Portland EAST SIDE GROCERY 921 East Main J TNATlS FOR ME FOR ENBRjOYi I 'm- 1 1 I-1T TTTT - -aL f., VfTfl tMI Crater Lake Beverage Co. For Carbonated Beverages GROCERS LOW PMCES EVERYDAY 2-Lb. SHAKER SALT 2, or 18c Fly Spray Pt. 25c Qt. 39c 1 RED ROSM 2 16c Triangle ROLLED WHEAT 9 Lb,. 4Sc Post-Tens . 24c Grapenut - WHEAT MEAL 14c 20-Oi. Sperry'a CORN MEAL 10c PUREX Qt. 15c 1 Gal. 27c C-H-B CATSUP (IS Points) 19c PorUr's Salad Macaroni 14-oz. 16c I men m J VITAMIN R1NSO Lg. plcg.24c SWAN SOAP Lg. cake 12c
