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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1944)
1 jj If)! ! Ill ii it j 1 'i; 1 MM 1 Jfilf m 4 p mm. K ! I J 111 I Ml! Ill- 11 if m m m IS Mi mi iff Ii 3 f 1 PACE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON puiil'slinlenOs NEW OFFICERS PRESIDE AT fiOiyiET the first Rotary club meeting nfficers to serve the 1 1144-45 vcar was held Friday n t tho Willard hotel, with Wilson Wiley presenting a report nn thti annual aowry mm ra tional meeting. New officers taking over their duties were Fred Blonm, presi dent; Nelson Reed, vice presi' rionf. AlfroH Collier. Dick Hen el, Charles Martin and Henry Scmon, directors. Appointive officers are Betty Hnnrfnrmn nianist: Andv Lonev. music; Vic Phillips, secretary; Dick Reeder, treasurer; "Nitch Nitchelm and "Pat" Patterson, cp.reeant-at-arms. Club service committee chair men introduced to the c 1 u b by JNeison itecr were iesne nogers, inrc;ftaHn Frank- Fhprlmn. fellowship; Wilson Wiley, Rotary information; Paul Matthews, audit-budget; Sam Ritchey, pro gram; Bob Sproat, house; Fred Fleet, attendance, and Jack Mar tin, inter-city. Community service committee chairmen were introduced by Al fred Collier, director in charge. They are: Arnold Gralapp, youth service; A. H. Bussman, civic welfare; Walt Beane, social af fairs; : Hardin Carter, library fund, and Deb Addison, public information. . In charge of vocation service is Charles Martin and Ed Geary is chairman of the Rotary-sponsored Klamath County Junior Livestock show. " Arrives Alex Bradburn of Beaver. Ore., arrived In Klam ath Falls Friday where he will make his home with his sister, Mrs. Rose Keesee, 324 South Ninth. Bradburn, a former resi dent of Klamath' county, has been in the dairy business with his son Delbert but has retired because of ill health. Classified Ads 3 ring Result. Pilot Lands Uninjured on Airport Office f $ , " " N : ..... . . N NS - v " .. frc so ay,. n,r.,,:rwrAo rrteP (NEA Ttltphoto) t ol con Pilot James Taylor of Waddell. Ariz., received only a cut Up when his two-seater monoplane went oul tool over Phoenix, Ariz., airport, landed smack atop the airport adminlurauon omce. Repatriation of Prisoner Now Under Consideration By WILLIAM E. LOWELL WASHINGTON. July 8 (Pi- Repatriation of sick and wound ed Americans held prisoners of war by Japan is under discussion with Tokyo, Senator Thomas ID Utah) disclosed today. The dis cussions without result as yet are being conducted through the Swiss government. Japan has refused thus far to repatriate military prisoners or any of the non-military construc tion workers captured on Guam and Wake, said Thomas, chair man of a senate foreign relations subcommittee. Quoting a letter from Secre tary of State Hull, Thomas told reporter 19,919 American ori son e r s of war were held by Japan on May 25 and on May 23 mere were ssti civilians held by the Tokyo government ac cording to reports from represen tatives of the Swiss government and the International Red Cross. Military intelligence, Hull said, reports only 17.175 war pri soners held by Japan, but that figure takes into account unoffi cially reported deaths in the Phi lippines. The provost marshal general, he added, advises that approximately 7000 civilian in ternees have been reported. Hull's letter spoke only of re turning home Americans held by Japan; the question of an ex change (the United States hold comparatively few Japanese pri soners of war) was not treated in it. Classified ads get results. liiiurv. Corporal against army regulations Testimony was offered to show Major Lcfkoff ordered a stock ado guard to flog tho prisoners, described as "trouble-makers," and that tho guard refused. Tho prosecution ulleged that Major Lcfkoff then called military po licemen and gave thorn tho or der, standing outside tho guard house while MP's whipped the prisoners with rubber tubes weighted with 45-calibro bullets. If it's a "frozen" need, advertise for in the classified. articlo you a used ono There arc more than 700 species o f trees growing I n North America above tho Rio G.'nudo river. Women of Tlmor-Laut, Kant Indies, aro compelled to keep, ono oyo closed in tho .presence of men, ATLANTA. July 8 MP) Major Louis Rothschild Lefkoff, 34, of Atlanta, has been court-martial ed and found guilty of ordering the flogging of nine military prisoners at Camp Van Dorn, Miss., fourth service command headquarters reported today. Major Lefkoff, formerly pro prietor of a dry goods store here, is confined to his quarters at the camp pending review of the proceedings by President Roose velt. 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