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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1943)
September 7, 1943 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE TMtra WAC TAKES OVER LOCAL Y OFFICE The WACi hvo token over. That win the situation Tues day t the Klamath Fulli army recruiting substation, where Lieutenant Dully HorrlMK wo In full charge. She succeed ed Krank Hu hin, (or Hourly four years local recruiter, who left over the ' e e k e n d f oY krlland and MiKnincnt t o new duties. WACs, It with disclosed, arc taking over all Oregon mibntH- tions In the re- Lt. Herring crultlng aervlce. Lieutenant Herring ha been doing the VVAC recruiting here, with of fice! In the Legion hall. She hu now moved to the regular recruiting office, 218 Poatoffice building. Lieutenant Herring spent luat week In Portland where she took the army oath and became a full-fledged officer in th Women'i Army corpa, no long er an auxiliary outfit. She expect another WAC will coma hero lo aaalat In run ng the Klamath substation. Deaplte the fact that the Klam ath Falli Bualnesa and Profes sional Women opened the new club year on a holiday weekend, nearly 49 member and guesta were present at the first dinner meeting Monday evening at the Wlllard hotel. Mrs. Iaabelle Brlxner. pre I dent of tho Oregon federation of BPW and a member of the Klam ath Falls club, outlined the years program, "Winning the War and ftjnnlng the Peace," as prepared try ilia national federation. Mrs. Wlnnlfred : Glllon, .club president, reported on tho dis trict meeting at Msrshfleld lost month. Mrs. Coral Sabo and Mrs, Olive Cornett, co-chairmen for the July bond sale put over the top by the Soroptimlst and BPW, gave short talks of appreciation to their workers. ' All members and prospective members were urged by the ' president to pay their club dues by September 19 to the treas urer, Mrs. Grace Kintgen of the Klamath Falls creamery. Alice Stout presided as dinner chairman for the evening. Oregon News Notes By The Auoclated Press Tho war might have been avoided if bellicose nations had followed the United States Canada model of unfortified fron tiers, Morley E. Mackenzie, Tor onto, Canada, imperial potentate of tho Shrine, said in Portland. Labor shortage has halted shipping at tho Eugene Fruit Growers association plant, Man ager E, A. McCornack announced , . . Four new cases of Infantile paralysis were reported In Port land during tho past week. Collector of Internal Revenue J, W. Mnloncy warned at Port land that difficulty In estimating annual Income will not warrant filing Income tax estimates past the September 19 deadline, but said rovlsed declarations can bo made up to December IB. wYour claims are paid with a smile. Hans Norland Insurance. 118 N. 7th St. V'V ft i . . First Church of Christ, Scientist Klamath Falls, Oregon ANNOUNCES A FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ENTITLED '. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: THE SCIENCE BY WHICH WE COME TO KNOW OUR TRUE SELVES By . . t HERSCHEL P. NUNN, C.S.B. of Portland. Oregon ' Mtmliir o' the Board of Uotuuehlp of the Mothir Ohureh . The Pint Ohurah 01 ehrlit, leltntlit, in Bolton, Mau, In The Church Edifice 10th and Washington Streets Thursday, Sept. 98:00 P. M. . THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED OUR MEN AND WOMEN IN SERVICE F mm Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ilunaukor of 2079 Summers luno havo three sons In tho scrvlco of tho coun try. Pfc, . Lea Hiinsukor, their oldest son, Is with the M. P. Tr. Dct. at Fort Georgo Wright, Snnknno. Wash. and was recont- ly home on a I furlough of three weeks. Ho left hero In No vember and ook his training it Dayton, Washington. Dale and Don Hunaaker, Ident ical twins, and both PhM. 2c, celebrated their twenty-first birthdays on May 30. For the first time In their Uvea the twins have been separated, for Dale is stationed at tho Mobile hospltul In New Caledonia and Don is at Treasurse Island. Son Francisco, and will probably be there un til October. Both aro In the hoapltaJ staff office. Dole writes that shopping In New Caledonia Isn't too easy. After finding a clerk, try to make him under stand what you want. Prices are very high. too. The chief rccrea tlon for the boys stationed there Is swimming, he says. All three of these boys grad uated from Klamath Union high school, and Dale and Don were employed in the book-keeping de partment of the Sprague River Lumber company at the time of their enlistment. CORPUS CHRIST!. Tex. Theodore A. Rupert, son of Mr. Marion Rupert, of Molin, Ore., graduated today from the Naval tf ft AtfVB ' ' A 1 . Trnlnlnff center. Corpus . Chrlstl. and was t i . " i..-. i . -v ; t w commiKSlum-u ti ' . L .M.nnH llnillon. ant In tho U. S. marine corps re serve. H o received preliminary flight Instruction at the Liver more, Calif., reserve air base. CHICO FIELD, Calif Cadet Dwaln Cover McDonald of M lln had graduat-I ed after nine f weeks of basic pilot training at Chlco army alr lioia ana is now on his way to t advanced school, tho final phase of training be fore winning his wings. Cadet McDonald, who Is 22, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. McDonald, Malln. . NEW YORK, Sept 1 Pvt. Robert B. Kerns, Klamath Falls, Ore., has reported to the College of the City of New York for spe cial Instruction .under the army specialized training program. It was announced, today by Col onel Raymond P. Cook, com- MB BB Will 31 RED ITCHY SCALY mmm Effective Horn Treatment Promptly Relieves Torturel First applications of wonderful Booth Ing medicated Zcmo doctor'a formula promptly relieve the intent Itoh- Ing eorenesa and atart at one to help teal the red. scaly akin. Amaxinnlv sue. eenful for over SO years! First trial of marvelous clean, atainleaa liquid Zemo convinces I All arug stores. Only DM. ZEMO fen S3 mandnnt of tho army unit at the college. Moro than 1800 soldiers have been assigned to the college for special trulnlng in such fields as engineering, foreign languages and aroos, and the "basic phase. Pvt. Kerns attended the Ore gon Stato college. GRADUATES Lcroy son of Mr. and : Baden Mrs. Henry S. Vadcn, 5841 Al turnout drive, graduated re cently , from Midland field, Texas. Ho is now a second lieutenant und has been train ed as a bombardier, SUBMARINE SERVICE Jock E. Anderson, 23, fireman 1c, son of Mrs. J. DcMottc.i Bly, has completed his basic train- Ing at tho sub marine school, New London, Conn. Anderson has! been In the navy I since last Oc-1 ( A tobcr and went I I to Farragut, ' B Idaho, naval training station for recruit instruction. "Moro ap pealing duties, interesting exper ience" are reasons why he likes submarines. The submarine school, the only one of its kind in the navy, Is attended by a picked group of men who must pass special physical, mental, and psychol ogical tests. CHILOQUIN PFC Lewi R, Pohll. son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- lloi.i Pohll of Chlloquin, has re cently graduated from the Scott Field, 111., radio school in the air forces training command. PFC Pohll, who has been go ing through intensive instruction on radio operations and me chanics at this field, is now qual ifled to be a member of a fight ing bomber crew. PFC Pohll is a graduate of Chlloquin high school with the class of 1042. McAllister Acts as Oregon's Governor For Three Hours SALEM, Sept. 7 W William M. McAllister, Medford, speak er of tho state house of repre sentatives, became acting gover nor of Oregon today for the first time, serving about three hours. McAllister became governor when William H. Steiwer, Fos sil, senato president who is act ing in behalf of Governor Earl Snell, crossed the state line into Washington to inspect the Kaiser shipyard In Vancouver. Portugal and Spain account for about 70 per cent of the world's annual cork produc tion. " Rubber cultivation is - the basic economic activity of Liberia. ' That'slEe record set by Capt Joseph H. Hart, one of Pan American Airways' ace pilots, in flying vital war cargo abroad. He's a former Army flier... and Camel smoker for 20 years. . TV o-i? iff m t si" s s. t . !K K ,w I K S &6!S9A ' na THE I -ZONE" -where cigarette' are fudged The "l-ZONI" Taste and Throat is the proving ground for cigarettes. OoJ your taste and throat can decide which ciga rette tastes best to you. ..and how it affects your throat. Bated on the experience of millions of smokers, we believe Camels will suit your f -SONI to t.' ' COUNTY OPEN LATE Four county school have not opened as yet this fall, it was learned from the county school office Tuesday. ' Since the building is not yet quite completed, school has not begun at Weyerhaeuser camp 6 near Beatty, but classes should begin soon. This is the first year that that locality ha had a school at alK School has been temporarily postponed at Weyerhaeuser camp 4 because of the illness of the teacher. No Instructor has a yet been assigned the teaching post at Beatty, holding up the begin ning of classes in that commu nity. Pelican Bay camp, still In the process of moving is not yet settled enough, to have started regular school. A "kickoff" radio program for the Third War Loan drive will go on the air over KFJI tonight (Tuesday) at 7:30 p. m., lt was announced by John Hous ton, chairman of radio and special event for the big war bond campaign. Houston said there will be musical numbers and special fea tures. E. B. Hall, general chair man of the campaign, will be on tho program. Any organizations desiring to buy bonds at this time are wel come to telephone the radio sta tion with their pledges for broad cast on the program, Houston stated. " , FUNERAL SAM MERNICK Graveside services for the late Sam Mernlck, who passed away in this city on Sept. 2. will take place in Linkville cemetery on Wednesday morning, Sept. 8, at 10:30 o'clock. The Rev. Eugene V. Haynes will officiate. Friends are invited to attend. Wards Klamath Funeral.. Home in charge. . END CONSTIPATION ThiS NATURAL WAY! Millions now take Simple Fresh Fruit Drink instead of Harsh Laxatives 1 It' lemon and water. Yes t jnst the juice of 1 Sunkist Lemon in a glasa of water firat thing on arising. Taken fl rst thing in the mornlnr. this wholesome drink stimulates bowel action in a natural way assures most people of prompt, normal elimination. WhynotchangetothisAealMu' habit? Lemon and water is good for you. Lemons are among; the richest sources of vitamin C, which combats fatigue, help yon resist, colds and infections. They also supply Bi and P. They alkalinixe, aid appetite and digestion. Lemon and water has a fresh tang, toe clears the mouth, wakes you up I .' Try this grand wake-up drink 10 mornings. See if it doesn't help you I Use California Sunkist Lemons. I STICK TO CAMELS - thpvIp arrrAArsoe eiAyic akt i .i m THERE EASr ON w TUBAA wl r nrwrjs i. ra 'S 'i 1 ' ' . -f Labor Day Death Toll Swelled by Fire, Train Crashes; Ten Killed in Oregon Br Th Associated Preis . The nation's Labor Day week end death toll swelled by one of the worst disasters In Amer ican railroad history and a hotel fire today appeared to have ap proached, if not surpassed, last year's total of 390 fatalities. Although traffic, drowning and miscellaneous deaths and the hotel fire accounted for only 28S lives over the three-day holi day, a complete list of those killed in the wreck of the Con gressional Limited at Philadel phia may bring the total above the 1842 figure. Train Crash Early today 62 were known dead in the Pennsylvania rail road erash at Philadelphia, but city officials there said the total would be much higher, one esti mating it at ISO. Three train men were dead In the wreck -ol tho New York Central's Twen tieth Century Limited at Can astota, N. Y. The bodies of 46 persons were removed from the. ruins of a Houston, Texas, hotel, swept by an early morning fire. .The national safety council ha predicted between 300 and 900 violent death thi holiday. In 1941 there were 614 killed, and the year before, 914. Traf fie Victim - Of the death so far recorded, excluding " the' two' railroad wrecks and the hotel fire, 137 traffic victims and 113 miscel laneous, including 23 drownings. 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Washington and Oregon each counted 10 deaths. .. .Br The Associated Press Ten persons were killed in Oregon over the triple Labor Day holiday eight by traffic ac cidents, one in a fall down Mount Hood and one by the accidental discharge of a gun. Miss Helen Lowry, 32, Port land librarian, fell to her death from the top of Cooper Spur to Eliot Glacier on Mount Hood Monday. Members of her climb ing party notified forest service guides who recovered her body after a six-hour search, Soldiers Die Five soldiers from the Walla Walla air base died of injuries from the collision of their auto mobile with an army truck near Arlington. None were Oregon men. Edwin M, Rambeau, 60, Cur tin, and Zoyd L. Smith, 24, Mon mouth, were killed in an automobile-truck collision near Oak land, Ore. Freda Pearl Smith, 22, sister of Smith, was taken to a Roseburg hospital in critical condition. George Winchester, 16-year-old cyclist, was fatally injured on the Columbia River highway near St. Helens. Chester A. 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