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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1944)
,2j ; HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON PACE FIVB ! Why Truk Isn't So Useful to Japs MiwiiMjMlHUiiJ)vwjawp aw 'Ml mmtm 11 1 -Tfi J!5i.ni li loft for bun I U"""-- , utiund 1 10 KluU- K hor'ln.b..ncl, Air Cutlet the dfliool of t ,o Kriiduiitlon oxor. f taCTox''" with Iter liu- ldJ.ri The aocklurd's mull w'"'nn,,iii Junn. I remain- "SIS tompornrlly with her Tltl T.nn If Efwffi " .uffered additional Pi "I n. in ii hum) tu oil KSl i beachhead, wiij nw u U Ii ton of Mr. und Mm. Hll Luri"nl of Midland, lo I Xi , Urgent f'"l'y '.'''f"" rVitia tho aervico. omiin Wlho PJ-pl" "' which Wl&rli Mr. unci Mrs. tent ut" rim'- blur" An" 'I : iS contractor, wua Injured ZtiAny while at work ropnlr , dump truck nl tlwKW nival air Million. Ma auf. j , badly Injured arm und .moved lo Klamath Vulloy piua for treatment. lihiiM Here Mr. Cd Flottko returned rvWtlng their son lloned at Portland IS.' navy, but will L..,ire Wnnd aoon Cooling. L.I.I.. nnhnrt A. Shnrn. ... itiini Kind nnvv. Is lie, urn" . r in (rom ovemcnii nmy min nia tt VlllO Sharp oi tno nAvto, limed at Pnnco, Wash., nro .i.. h.rn uilili hli nnrcnl.t. una """ .. inrt Mrs. A. w. oniirp, jsw h.Lu.k T.Arlna Prnimnrllv L.b.h Inrlirn will meet In the ----- - - . IDF hall. Thuridny, Juno l, at i.m. The clinlr will ue mica L..I nnMn trrnnH nltlcar. nnd ItCr .Inu ri?r(tnhmentji will hfi mun v.v tm . - . - - - - . 7" f edby Martha Cillcrlsl, chair i, tulstcd by Louisa Hum Imth Hotplut Billy Brit- i, 4, had mnlor surgery at kmith Valley hospital und was fcnlBed Thursday to return to noma ol his gronanarenia, nd Mrs. James Brltton. Lit 1 box 1001. Billy's father in the armed forces. Hunt Son Vernon LcRoy Is i nime chosen by Mr. and if. Henry Landers Jr., 2010 Al liont drive, for their son, born ly 15 at Hillside hospital Dauahtar BomMr nn,i Mr Iioburi Jjuum Jr., are pureuts of a (laiiKhter, Dlnim Louise, horn nl Kin, null. Vnlliiu I, ,....11.. I im. .J liuniim, AIIU fnthur of tho child Is stationed 'at iH'ier iicki, ivunh., u. a. army air corps. Jvlrd. Units Is tho for mer Hazel Ollletto unci u griidu uto of Klamuth Union hlh school. liutts carried for Tho lieniKi aim News several years ago. Twins Born Mr. and Mrs. Wllllain Uajnus of Mnlin nro nareiils of twin Klrls, horn May 121) at lllllnldu hosullal. The (luuKhlers, not yet named, welxhcd 0 pounds 144 ounces and (I pounds 4 ounces at birth, Mr. and Mrs. Uajnus hnvo two other children, u girl and boy. Mrs. Knjnus und daughters aro reported dohiK nicely. and Mrs to Klum Portland, h red jr.. loetko is with the return to for more la Hoipltal Mrs. Harry P kkpalrick. well-known Klnm Fills resident, was moved Ira her home at 635 N. 2nd to hmilh Valley hospital Thunt p morning. Mrs. Klrkputrlck nune in, it is understood. wwd Horn Mrs. F. J. En- fi was moved from Hillsldo piui to 1110 Mon Clalrc. Frl V morning. She hns been rc- rinj medical attention. pint Tho public Is Invited iiuena tno dance sponsored May nlcht bv the Townsend p In the KC hall. There will 1 110 Townscnd mnrtlnff thnt k. fiii. Horn A 1 1 mfm. fi of the Oregon Womon's tmiunce corps ore requested beat Ward's Klnmnth Funeral nlonlnht (Friday) at 7:45, In unuorm. Fain lias accepted a tempor- I mn at mo county acnool i Merrill V'. and Mrs. P r Riirinioh E wiled last week to GranU i oy the death of Burleigh's I n. Alma Wlndschcffcl has IJPled a position with Safe- r a second now addition lilt Staff. Rnnron Fll lr.lt u.111 I'.up his new duties soon. principal of tho Morrill ' school, will bo in charge Kl'w. The store has been tii. mclt cutter since I, roe, manager, was , to the servleo. 'onto Hodges, former Mor Poitmaster, now in England " 'he U. S. army, has writ- fcu ... .,,ul " nBS oeen FKlnD tt UL in . ki s ; " uu leei oi k,oi- l?w!Slh.Robloy' also a 'or" F Merrill reslriont. Ml Pnh. Nunptlons8 '"deartmonJ! t wniie Hodges' work was Pn a .ntrmn, - ui. n..maS 1,0 had as yet not in i 00 Panned, accord elv.. MI", Hodges, who now ! mall from England In h mi taW- to have a visit J Miss Robley.ln the near Yes! DREW'S MANSTORE t , Mam """Is of things that are iiihb TO GET! r'S PAJAMAS Received! f"SIMl ' Including Longs Air view, abova, shows how bombs of army planes operating with navy task force knocked out Important installations on Dublon, main Island of Jap sea and air base at Truk. Airstrip (1) was blasted, many planes smashed. Hangars, workshops and other buildings directly behind it were gutted. Seaplane ramp (2) was damaged. Dots and other blackened area (3) are burned out oil tanks In larga fuol depot that was wrecked. Cinderella Ball Women of tho Moose will sponsor a Cin derella bull in tho Mooso hall, biiturday. May 27. bcitlnninu at 0;.'I0 p. in, Tho men entering the wiiuz contest will select part ners by chooslnu a lady's shoe. All membern and their friends aro invited to attend. To Oakland Mrs. Waller Ful ler, 2252 Vino, and her daugh ter Beverly, left Friday for Oak- ll.nrl -nllnrl Viw iUn -. 1 .1 .1 rl n r. 1 1. of Mrs. Fuller's brother. Clyde Hurden, on May 25, In that city. Lodge The Loyal Order of tho Mooso will meet Friday, May 20, at 8 p. m., for a regu lar lodge meeting. Langell Valley Maynard Hrlcziscsc, small son of Mr. und Mrs. Pete Hrlcziscsc, wus tuken to Klamath Falls Wednesday evening where eight stitches were tuken to close a wound on his iaco caused by running Into a barbcd-wlre fence, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dearborn and Mark, were dinner guests on Frlduy evening at the homo of tnelr mother, Mrs. Mary Dear born of Bonanza. Mrs. Laura Anderson and Di ane and Bob Mitchell, and Mrs. Oglcthorp, ell of Klamath Falls, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. BUI Burnett and sons. Dorothy Jones spent tho week end In Klamnth Falls with her friend, Viola Hicks. Congratulations to Captain and Mrs. Jess Cohca on their llttlo daughter, Cheryl Ann, born at Klamath Valley hospi tal on May 18. Littlo Cheryl Ann Is tho granddaughter of Mr. und Mrs. F. W. Brown and the grnnddnughtcr of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Ferguson of Madera, and former Merrill residents. Cnpt. uolicu was recently sent over sens. Erlcna Brown of Bonanza, Is spending the summer at tho Gar ner Lundy rnnch. Mr, and Mrs. Ora Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dear born and family were Sunday dinner guests at tho home of Mrs, Mary Dearborn in Bon 7 Mrs. Elliott House, and and Mr. and Mrs. Charles, ridge, were Sunday vlslto. . tho Lcs Lcavitt home. Frank Henry arrived Wednes day from Oakland, Calif., to spend the summer with his niece and family, the Bill Burnetts. Mrs. Reg Thomas and children spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Horry Fruzler and Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Marjorlo Brlssenden of Klamath Falls was a Langell valley visitor on Wednesday. Bcrnice Pinclll of Midland, and Joyce and Juno Plnelll of Klamnth Fulls spent Tuesday with their sister, Margaret Bur nett and family. Mrs. J. B. Horslcy and chil dren of Bonnnza, spent Thurs day with her parents, tho Earl Cochrans. Mrs. Virginia Thomas and children visited on Saturday afternoon with Cora Leavitt and family. Deepest sympathy Is extended to tho family of Glen Fields, who was killed In action in the South Pacific. Glen had many friends in Langell valley. Doris Lcavitt spent several days at Bonanza with her grand mother, Mrs. Mary Dearborn. A a MS hi About a Job You May Want It's' with Southern Pacific . . . and It's n job which best fits your ability and your personal Ideas of tho work you'd like to do. Because it's one of a hun dred kinds of jobs. You have your choice. Maybo you're a machinist, or carpenter or an ex railroader an experienced man. Maybe you're unskilled or semi skilled. That Isn't so Important. Tho big tiling to remember Is, that this is a railroad job . . . that' It's "got something" other jobs don't always have the in- tnna and AvnHr.mpnt thnt coes with railroading. It's a job with a permanent company . . ,-wnn people you'll like. A Job with opportunity to get ahead ; . . a Job you can really respect, S.P. needs men for all mechanical crafts , . . needs inexperienced mon too, as helpers or shop workers . . . mon for every Im aginable kind of Job. If you're sincere In wanting a better-than-ordlnary job, weTd like to talk to you. Liberal ago limits. New. higher railroad wages. Railroad pass privileges. Fine pension plan. All the things that make a good job good. See or write Tralnmsster. S. P. Station, Klmath Falls, or your nearest 8. P. Agent. mm MONTH CLEARANCE and AYS mum d Reody-to-Weor Clearaway! OFF ON COATS SOOTS '--- -8 !!. aVllw a! Including late seasonable styles in tweeds, herringbones, boucles, fleeces, twills and many other fabrics in sport and dressy types. - - Fine 100 wool fabrics in worsteds and . sport fabrics. Reg. values from $16.95 to $29.95. Q6o OFF ON JERSEY DI&HSSHS Finest rayon prints In lata spring and summer' styles." Large rack to choose from Sizes 12 to 44. Clearaway of BLOUSES and SKIRTS I Blouses in printed cottons and rayons, 32 to 40. $ Skirts in prints and stripes, 24 to 30 Choice each One Lor SLACK SUITS and SLACKS :$" Mostly small sizes. Values to $5.95. CHOICE While They Last STEAMER TRUNKS Olive drab color. All-over metal reinforced. Bui for sturdy travel wear. Plus 20 Tax Dim g 20 Tax- Downstairs Month-End Clearance HOUSE and STREET DRESSES to ! 2 fnttnns. rovons and mixtures in prints... . Valuet to $4.95 checks, stripes and solid colors. 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