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,12, 1944 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS,' OREGON" PACf FIVE I8wawissvaWW.MU 'ri'" AtHhi ,,,, k ."Jm ' A. !f """""firs Csmp Olrl i who !iP f .! uiioml the CBnip .T.rV lometibck of lrn!n "at" .7 0 V 1. 1 will be checked in, loan- lock. in,;. -The AuxUlnry to WIIU. Lhnod of Railroad I Br""w mofll In the kc (ty'Tmc.ts will he served "Tal It S! composed of Nell Henry end Mil- il IIS'1.."1 h1llled I"'",0. . .Hernn.'m. Jllly 14. I U nmlDoned until the fol r, aitenrtlna the confer- ( in .u"'- ... 7! IlT,- c h find. d . iirii.,, In.ilmv Cllllf.. into Lor Jli liK.r.hlor. Mn. IV? werdle. who recently KLlor operation. She plans I ti Mn Dun WW .I,"" moved lo in. u .. 1 1 1 n. m K.t " Mnlwlji re l.7ln fnlllns from a horse III wok. , Sicramtnto-Mr;. George ire m oniHii..- ... :ph., ,0 end Mr.. Kel- r'i Droincr. Irlomt-Dale Davis left the Mini on Tuestiyy aim i " I ' . uiivj Mnnzmiltii. Ho Ionic . s been In the hospital since hirll 10. e VPfy iy of Ills menu " . : him. ITtm South Carolina Mr, Lnald L. Uoiciiiir arrived nun ..I, Irnm rollllllhlll. S. C. inti (ill visit her mother. Mm. S. R. Lrrv. 2105 Reclamation avenue Ir icvcrnl weeks. IThiitre Party The Merry ...Ill mn mt Will rt PMfl'l IXC1V Will l"ivv . -' ugitore Thursday evenlnf. ,iw 1 nl R'lfl nnH tfn In Inml lestre for the nine o'clock show. Shasta View anna Tha Shiintii View Ki'unuo will meet et 7:111) Thursday uvenitiu In the Shasta ichool. The leuturn hour starting at 8;30 will bo open lo tho purine Willi Hubert Hlodor of the Oregon State college, ap peering. In Ideho Mm. Pearl Litton of Lal'olnlo's In on vacation In Boise, Ida. Police Court In police court Wednesday morning thero were three drunks and two vans. , Service Men and Women Home on Leave I fMM DnrlUnrf Mr. and Mrs. Iiul Keller of Portland left ondsy sfler visiting here over re Fourth of July nouoays ilh Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Keller I Jefferson street. Brisks Ankls Rulnh Coffman tu taken to Hillside hospital ondsy morning where he re- Rived treatment lor a broken Inkle. At Diamond Laka Mr. and l!r. L. F. Lust and son Jackie d Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Beland Ind ion Billy spent three days r.st week at Diamond lake. Vliitlns Mrs. Lee J. Atwater II hlocKton, Calif., is visiting Mm ner parents. Mr. and Mrs. lohn S. Randall of 310 High l.rtci. Vicatlen Mrs. JcuIa Rivers. pployed at LaPoinlc's, spent per vncntion last week at Quart nuuniain. Classified Ads Bring Result. Vn 1L -r Men and women In service who are home and whom names appear in this column may filck up their passes to any heatre In Klamath Falls by call ing at editorial mom of the News and llarald before 3 p. m. Thgso passes are issuod through the courtesy of Lloyd Lamb of the Northwostern Theatres. Pvt. Donald W. Nott from Tort sill, UKia. nere until July 21. Pic. Hoy t Chord Kield, Wash. July 20. from Mc Here until CMM Charles B. Chastaln from the South Atlantic, Here until July 12. B2c John Magulre from Far ragut, Idaho. Here until July 20 Pvt. Jamas Rumalhart from Camp Snnnln, Texas. Hero un til July 17. Cpl. Gary CarmlchacI from Camp Adair, Oro. Here until July IB. BSflt. John W. Rice from Sheppard Field, Texas. Here un til July 20. 25 Man Receive DSC Awards U. S. AIR BASE IN FRANCE July 12. (PiThe Distlnaulslied Service Cross, America's second highest military award, was pin ned on 25 men of tho 101st air. borne division today by Lt. Gen Omar Bradloy, first army com. mender. A DSC award wont to Lt. Col. Patrick E. Cassidy, Pilot Rock. Ore., who despite severe enemy fire personally led a unit over a brldgo and then over a cause way and directed artillery fire which wiped out a machine gun nest. CO Labor Claimed Unconstitutional PORTLAND. July 12 (P) A Corvallis teacher s claim that forced labor in a conscientious objectors' camp is unconstitu tional was under advisement to day by Federal Judge James A. Fee. Jack Hampton Shore told fed eral court he refused to per form assigned tasks at tho La Pine, Ore., camp because his religious convictions provcni him from supporting war in any way whether In actual battle or in behlnd-lhe llnes work. 1 1 . Money No Measure By EARL WHITLOCK Docs It come as a bit of shock you. I wnnrlnr ln .ll-. tu.l '"leral Elsenhower, planning the crpntnuf nllitnrv m. kd Klnc r.. lc Arthur. SMly fight- 'fk to the 1 hlHppinos, Ad ilrnls Nimii, i Kirn, rs' T'tU Dnnlllll N even Mar f hall i h o . - ,. ; nom'n,K Amorica'a fate in i u nanas are work- 1 falriV al" pav 88 8 f Plant? $8,000 a year. That l ??y ?' Keneral or ad. ' . wa.".. 'ho last I tn Ull" 1 ,nlnK lney have "PPetl, rocontly. $8,000 a ,"',aiii ias a week. Of m n.-j " " nous ihi?Mme" allowance. 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