PACE THREE
,12,
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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IISTINTS
N WAVES UP
25 PER GENT
M percent Increase In or.
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PvES who Imvo returned to
'5 J honiw on leave In tho pHt
Kir nu'"'. ,, Wrmiu It hliek
in ino " ' " ii,.
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i'LriH Oregon women have
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rH ,or, " : ... .k.u.n(iiif fiii'nmnat
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livn - . . .., ,nn,
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lie tor tho first 20 week, of
944.
Flashes of
Life
Br The Auoclated Proas
CONVINCING
nADTI A Mil flrfl A ,lnnf
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in mini r mi ennrt nn nn
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lox cat on charge, ook out iiih
pid aim atnricu writing, no
wrote and wrote, nt the end of
i n..ii. nf scrawled tcitlnionv.
Ihe Judge anid case dlamlsscd.
POTENT
CUT T.AKK rtTV A ferlfir,
tivimnlnlnt rhlirirfri till rtpfpnri.
anl with nipplylng intoxicating
liquor to Indiana, nno. accuson
him of spiking beer hy adding
rubbing niconoi.
BHOCK
DALLAS The city ambulance
driver reported he was called
ut to plak up nn unconaclotui
woman at n drug More.
He learned on his nrrlvnl thnt
ihchnd (topped to cnll her lltninr
dealer and Inqulro If he lind her
favorite brand of whisky.
When ho said yea. alio fnlnted
PEBSI8TANCE PAY8
SALT LAKE CITY Three
limes a bluebird, building her
neat In Jnmca do Bry'a woodun
mall box. had her construction
work deatroyed.
But ihe tried once moro, lnld
five prcs and threo of them
hatched.
That' why DeBry now gets
nu man at the office.
DOWN UNDER QUIZ
CHICAGO A civil service ex.
amlnatlnn for no lrr rnntnln In
the Chicago police dconrtmonl
will be clvcn simultaneously on
sept. 6 In Chicago and Sydney
Australia.
In Chlcnso 1.13 nollce lieuten
ants will tnlro Dm li-u I t Mnii
Murohv. now rnntnin nf mllltnrv
ponce in Australia, will lake tho
waminauon In Sydney.
Hunting Accident
Lands Boy In
Hospital
13
tho
but
but
Ho
HERMISTON, July 12 (7P)
A tur 0 ll,n. UI...H I I M -
l ,, . u miner in
Wal la Waiin hof,pitai wt, R
... Biumncn.
u '"I'union, ,nn t owter,
, a d his gun wna discharged
. . , ' -;iiiiik in mo irig
HLuhn tncy wel-0 hunting
"obits nciir hero yesterday
. . ,"l"er noys. Tno
let Pnlni.nrl HAM, , .. . .
IU.. .7 . . "lcrs lt!" nip.
w given blood plasma hero
Julelake Caship
To Leave
Ttit.ptaii. .
cuhi.. -T. V?" Konirp,
Bant a "le iulo"ko branch,
.C"".u' " "erica, win loavo hero
,i.. " .uu'y...Ji for Jbakeport
,7ro nc will be employed n
Hvm h ,y- ,.Mr' Rnfro has
with ii; ilur lno 18,1 lWo year
Z s: R,enf":? two young
from th i.." ."y pom'ng hero
return "'w" 10 wmcn wy
OUR MEN AND WOMEK
IN SERVICE
fc tei. fet 1
RECENTLY HOME Stuff Ser-
uciint Floyd M. Itiiich of the
7U4tli railway shop ul Ulicyrua,
u., wan Homo .
Inst woek on a .
thrcn-dny fur
lough, ilo Is the
son of Mm. t
Florenco ltlnch-
of IK14 Addison
street. Kloyd Is
an Instructor lit
his present stu
, ii.. i. ..
nun. jiu in ii
u r n H ll n t o nf TJ
Kliuniith Union
I
ilgli school niidp -..J
N ii s employed l..i
is a miu'hlnlntfciji
i
AN F.ir.HTU A A IT frtvinno
ITE STATION, England Crew
chief at this P-47 "T hundorbolt"
gnier troining station, Teclinl .
ul Sergeant Kendal W. Scholor,
1, son of Mrs. Verona Diililnr.
3738 Bisbco streot, Klamath
5 TO' J
w
as a miu'iuniKi fcijtuj
in tno uraai
Northern shopa before entering
tlio service.
ON LEAVE Don Hutchinson,
shlpfltlnr 1c, returned home on
Juno m after being In tho I'n-
clflc ond houthrSr13rtMM
Paclfle area fori'"'-
34 moiilhs. This
Is his first trip
h o mo sine v
Pcnrl Harbor.
In which he
participated.
He graduated
from KUHS Inj,
iimi umi joined
the navy In
loan.
llu is tho son
of Mr. and Mrs.
L. W. Hutchin
son of Walton drive and
will rcmnlii In Klamath Falls
for 30 days.
FOP.T BENNINO, Co. PFC
Charles F. Foulon, son of Mr.
and Mrs. E. p.
Kuulon of 1120
Lincoln street.
Klamath Falls,
has won the
right to wear
tho wings and
boots of tho U.
8. army para
troops. Ho has
completed four
weeks of Jump
training during
which ho made
five Jumps from
n plane in flight,
tho Inst a tactl-
cni jump at night involving a
combat problem on landing.
DEMINO ARMY AIR FIELD.
Doming, N. M. Elmer L.
Payne, son or Mr. ond Mrs. J.
A. Winkler. 731) Height street,
sin frimclsco,
has completed
his flying and
military course
at DAAF, and
has boon ap
pointed a flight
officer in tho
ormy air forces,
in tho transport
command.
FO Payne
was a trained
pilot before
coming to this
base, having
served as a pri
mary flvins Instructor at an
other nlr force - field. Ho had
helped train hundreds of Uncle
Snm's present pilots during his
servlro as a civilian instructor,
ond is now entering tho ormy
himself.
At Dentins army air field,
which Is also a top-ranking
bombardier school, ho under
went courses In navigation, In
strument flying and two-engine
pilot transition. In addition to
rigid military training.
Closslfled Ads Iring Results
Falls, Ore., has a highly Import
ant assignment. Safo take-offs
and landings, encompassing pre
cision rffnufr nrl .trlir.,11 muln.
iuiiiimuc ui inese lormiaame figni-
cr planes are his chief responsibilities.
Rut Krhnlnr .nl.rnil flm .....
'Irn In thn .nrlu rtnrt nt 'AO . ,.!
Klamath Falls, Ore. Ho was as-
ngnea to - i;uriiss-wrigiil Tech
n Pnllnrnln fnw .... l..lAnul.,n
study of aircraft mechanics and
engine repair and on completion
ll
m
ORE
TONITE
ESTAVfRn a
M 10 H WAV T SOUTH
P 1$
of tho course was ordered over
seas. Ho urrlvcd In Englund in
November ot tho sumo veur.
Since his arrival, he hus also com
pleted another highly technical
courso at one of the largest army
air forces technical training
schools in Englund.
bgt. Hcnolcr attended Ashland.
Ore., high school and wus grad
uated in the chins of '40. bgt.
Bcholcr met and married an Eng
lish girl. His wife, tho former
Margaret Hlcklcy, dnughtcr of
Mr, and Mrs. James lilcklcy, of
Woodford House, Longer street,
Mountficlds, Shrewsbury, is liv
ing with her parents for the dura
tion. AN EIGHTH AAF BOMBER
STATION, England Four Ore
gon flyers, all members of the
same Eighth AAF Flying Fort
ross group, were decorated re
cently for their part in the bomb
ing attacks on nazl-hcld France
leading up to the Invasion by
allied forces.
Among the airmen Is Stuff Ser
geant Charles T. Wright, 23, a
bull turret gunner, who received
tho Oak Leaf Cluster to tho Air
Medal. Ho U tho son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles 8. Wright of route
3, Klumuth Falls. He was for
merly a woodworker with the
Knlpino Plywood company. His
wife, Mrs. Abblo T. Wright, lives
In Charlotte, N. C.
LEAVE Carl
RECENTLY ON
E. Blakclv. nlu-
nulman 2c
with tho navy,
was recently
homo on Icavn
with his par
ents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. E.
Blnkely, 40 3 0
Shasta way.
B 1 a k e 1 y has
been In the
navy for two
yeurs. He at
tended Klamath
Kalis schools
before entering
the service.
15TH AAF IN ITALY Tech
nical Sergeant Mickey Butler. 19
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. But
ler, 4849 Summers lane, Klam
ath Falls, Ore., waist gunner in
an AAF B-17 Flying Fortress,
has been awarded the Air Medal
with one Oak Leaf Cluster for
"meritorious achievement while
participating in sustained aerial
operations against the enemy."
Sergeant Butler attended
Klamath Union high school and
wag employed by the Southern
Pacific railroad of Klamath Falls
previous to his enlistment in the
AAF on December 15, 1942 at
Klamath Falls, After completing
basic training, he attended radio
school at Scott field and received
aerial gunnery training, qualify
ing him for a position as gunner
on one ' of the big four-engine
bombers.
At the completion of advanced
training -with heavy bombard
ment aircraft at MacDill field,
Florida, and Lakeland, Florida,
the sergeant transferred over
seas into the Mediterranean the
ater of operations J a member
of a bombardment group oper
ating with the 15th air force.
He has been overseas four
months and has participated in
33 missions over European, Bal
kan, and Italian targets, and his
first mission was flown over
Imotski, Yugoslavia, on March
30, 1944. Among other impor
tant targets, Flying Fortresses in
his organization have participat
ed In missions over enemy instal
lations at Ploesti, Rumania,
Wlcner-Neustadt, Austria, Gyor,
Hungary, Varese, Italy and Tou
lon, France.
BOND FIGURES
PORTLAND, July 12 (iP)
Latest figures for Oregon's Fifth
The next regular
meeting of the
Loyal Order of
MOOSE
h been cancelled. Offletri are
a tUn dine ittU conference at Eu
gene. Saturday night part? on
Jnljr S la alio cancelled.
War Loan drive today show!
total sales at $157,991,699. "K"
bond purchases reached $34,
046,819. - "
shipment of
, Bergman
Work Shoes
in the much-wanted
Lace to Toe
Model
Light weight $9.85
Medium weight $14.85
Medium weight Logger
Unealked $15.85 and
$21.00
DREW'S MANSTORE
733 Main St.
tor
HOME
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