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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1944)
jur 29, 1944 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON DIIBIA L TIRE SAVING URGED BY OD T PAGE THee OUR MEN AND WOMEN IN SERVICE fe, fes, fci TWO BON8 IN SERVICE Prl- 5? Ervln, stationed Willi the iinny medical unit it Klamath Fulls, rmcd forces rommerclul motor vehicle op .nlom horo were reminded by ,i, office of dofuniio trunsportu Cn to practice "rigorous tiro Xervutlim measures" If they nt to "avoid severe curtail JJUt of cimmjiiIiuI motor trims tto!wldCr! ' Cull, dlitlrlcl mini .at of ttiu highway transport Ijimrlmo'it am mat io tigm SiiDly" ot heavy and medium W'"'. L, ,,,! I.i,. III-,.. I. l. t.riv being foil by operators In S Mctl'ord OUT area mid hu .hi uooralori whose cmiln ImiI my bo threatened wltn KJ .," to conluct ODT at onco. C'H ,u'(' ",nl J' Monroe jobii'i'i nntlonul OUT director yd warned operators Unit tliuro will bo u shorlugo of heavy unci medium duty truck nnd Inn Ijrci foe replacement purposes during July. August nnd Sep tember, and tlml third quarter tlmo allocations by the office, din rubber director, ure "sub ilsiillnlly below reipilremenli on ID-ply unci over tires In sizes Col. Johnson report on the Ure illuutlon roveals Unit tho office of tho rubber director al lotment to the ODT, as the clnlment "Money for lire for ull fnrmn of domestic transportation. ll 7D3.04S henvy and medium duly truck and bug tires for tho (hint fiunrter, an Increase of about 18 per cent over the sec ond quarter auoimeni oi um.hui tlrci M iticse categories. New Coupons In Use For T Cards WASHINGTON, June 20 (II "T uaitollno coupons marked "2nd Qtr" (quarter) will be re placed by coupons bearing the deiignntlon "3rd Qtr" July 1 through September 30. tho office of price administration announc ed today. Theso coupons, used by truck era. laxicubs and other commer cial operators, become invalid at (he end of each quarter, and "leftovers aro not usable." OPA exnlolncd. bpecial rations which do not exo re unui oner June au muv be exchanged at local war price and rationing boards for the new coupons. Courthouse Records Marrlei.e sixPNiKorr.aouiiAKQrr wnn.m :rr4jtrlre Mlepnlkoff, 30, hlprard work er, native 01 Mn rranrtaco, reiu.m l San francleco. Anna June Muhrakaff. 14. prlnllii. Native of Olene, roalilent of tun franrlaro. llt'llTON-VAN-CXCAVK. Alfred Ivan Burlnti. 30. farmer. Nallva of Oreeiih. mldcnl nf Klamath rait. Mary Van Clteve, la. reataurent employo. Native af Washington, realrjent of Klamath raju. Camalalala rllai Itatlle M. Itarrla veratla Claude llarrU. wit mr ui.pm, viui.a uvmii.u... Couple married In Juneau. Alatka. April 3. Ia30. W. Lamar Townund. atlornay for plaintiff. Hartford Aeeldenl and Indtmnlly Co. vtrnuk William Lorent. Suit to collect en prnmlaaary note. Bert C. Tho ma. attorney for plaintiff. VITAL STATISTICS AYnrJt Horn at IMII-Me hwplul. Klirnalh YmUu. On., on June W, IPM to Mr. nd Mr. Joe Ayret, Midland, a nor. Weight. 7 pound 7 ounces. -Ok ) : 1 1 DuDols Is Cs rw '' r.otlermun Gcncrnl hosnllnl In Sun Francisco him been homo for 15 diiys vIhIUiik with Ills pitrents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred r.rvm, H15 CottiiKo Ave. An oiner son, unrrull Krvln, Slc hits been stntloned with tho nnvy In the South Puelflc feir six montlis. Uolh boys intended KU1IS. e a Vernon Thoimia now a flluht of... Iicer In tho ii rm y nlr corps. ile Is the son nf Mm MiiWIn N. Arthurs oft I . . I . .. .lul.... ii ii I i ii ii urtvu and Is a Krnd- uute of KU1IS II c received his wlnRS nt Wlllliims field, Arizona, In April. a e PILOT 2nd Lt. Kmll Potucck will soon complete his training ol mo corneal crow trnlnlnt! school, Sioux a-i , .. i .. i i... t i- --' . .lli 111., uuu uu ." ') rcudy to ko W. J ' overseas to do J T'f j his part In dc- Xifcntlng the enc r 1 mv. according. I to word from tho Sioux City 4 army air base tlA. POlUCCK. pi I lot in a henvy UW111M1.-1 biviii in the husband of Mario A. I'o- tucek of Malin. Ho entered the service March IS, 1043, und prior to Rolnu into the air corps he operated his own Irm e e e IN OAHU Word hns been rc eelved .hero that Cpl. Donnld (Pat) Smith, son of Mr. ond Mrs. Otto L. Smith. 331 Joilcrson has arrived at Onhu island near Honolulu. His new address Is Cpl. Donald P. Smith, 30,338. 783, APO No. 000, Cure Post master, San Francisco, Calif. Ho would like the address of any other Klamath boys stationed near him. e e e . Corporal Lauren V. Sund bcrK was recently authorised by the war deportment to wear a bronze star on big Asiatic Pacific campalKn ribbon, Indi cating his participation In the occupation of tho Marshall Is lands. Corporal StmdbcrK, 21, who Is tho son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ncls Sundborg, 5959 Delaware. enlisted in the in November, IH2. and wus assigned to over seas duty in October, 1043. e e e COMPLETES TRAINING Ed win Durrell Larson S 1c, son of Mr, und Mrs. II, Lurson of 1 0 3 3 Melrose, Klnmuth Fulls, has completed basic training t tne suiimurine school, sub marine buso, New London, Conn., for duty with our grow ing fleet of un dergoes fighters. Larson wus graduated a your ago from KUI1S and hag been in the nuvy since lust August, tic received nis recruit inntructlon at Furragut, Idaho, naval training station. e e e Alvln E. Plenrd, 25, husband of Murgaret M. I'lcard, 413 Mar tin St.. Klumulli Fullg, Ure., is receiving his Initial naval Indoc. trinatlon at the U. S. naval tram ing center, Great Lukes, 111 His "boot" training consists of instruction in seamanship, milltury drill, and general naval procedure. During tills period a scries of aptitude tests will be taken by tho recruit to deter mine whether he will bo assign ed to a naval service school or urn to I mined iu to activo duty at sea. rllg recruit training com pleted, tho seaman will spend a period of leave at homo. e e e Kenneth Curtis Is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Curtis, at Elllngson mill. Curtis has com pleted boot training at larragut, Idaho, und Is now enjoying u leave before reporting for fur ther navy training. Kenneth will report buck to Farragut the lust ol tne montn. e e e AN EIGHTH AAF BOMBER STATION, ENGLAND Stuff Sergeant Charles T. Wright, 23 of Klamath Falls, bull turret gunner with tho eighth AAF Flying Fortress group com manded by Colonel William 13. David of Calhoun. Ga hug been awarded the Air Medal for meritorious nchlcvcment on bombing attacks over nuzl Eu rope. The flier is tho son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Wright of route 3, Klamath Falls. His wife. Mrs. Abblc T. Wright, lives at Charlotte, N. C. Ho was employed by the Kulpine Ply. wood company before enlisting In the AAF December 7, 1041 tho day of Pearl Harbor. Archcologists in Mexico have discovered that the ancient Aztecs built and flew gliders made of storks' feathers. Flights were made from mountain tops into valleys. Bud Fairclo Home From Action in Mediterranean Sgt. Carroll "Bud" Fairclo, wearing the Distinguished Serv ice Cross, the Purple Heart, five cumpaign sturs and other serv ice ribbons, is back home after upending more than 18 months In the Mediterranean war theater. Fuirclo received his furlough orders on the Itaiion front when tho allied army wag still eight days from Rome, but said that he dldn t regret one bit not get ting to march into the Eternal City, that ho had seen all that ho wanted of Italy, especially the rain and mud. Attached to' an Infantry di vision, Sgt. Fairclo took part in ull the major engagements in North Africa and Italy, as signified by the five bronze stars, and he is still to receive another one. The DSC was pinned upon him by Gen. Mark Clark for special valor in cap turing a German pill box and four prisoners, in addition to sticking to his post even though wounded to aid in the destruc tion of other enemy fortifica tions. When asked how being home again really felt, the sergeant said that it was hard to decide whether this is just a good '"it "ii'fl'...l''f, X ex? I m 1 KV in . Klamath in time for the Fourth of July rodeo as horses are one of his main Interests and he formerly operated the Sunset Riding stables. Fairclo will be home with his parents, Mr. . and Mrs. Gcorgc Lewis who reside near Dairy, until July 13 when he reports to Camp White, Mcd ford, for further orders. Puerto Ricans Serve In Africa ' ALGIERS, June 20 (IP) A, unit of Puerto Rlcan troops Ii serving in the North African theater, it was announced today. 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