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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.
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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. The verdict calls for con
finement for a year at hard la
bor, forfeiture of pay and allow
ances ana dismissal from the ser
vice. The army said six white and
three negro prisoners were beat
en but none suffered permanent
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