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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1944)
I I ... sii ' HERALD AND NEWS; KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE FIVft OUR MEN AND WOMEN motion of Joe Will Kennedy of Klamath Falls to first lieuten ant in the army air corps. IN SERVICE Kennedy Is the son ot Mr. and Mrs. Joo M. Kennedy of West Klamath. -- , . I MflMLHBi POSTWAR EXPANSION" til ID 17''' ,iniy mt i . . 'TL.-.KIlmi showing life ,n,J -iinwii tonluht . Wi uo '"" .--iir,.. Lint ohUICll Hi ' .rAlot M Sm". Ml" Urion ol lh'LJ . dol iK missionary " i. while oil im '""uin tell ulx-ut hor present ",wi, X on her mlsslonury "in I Orient. ,,.lonl PI"1" Th,0 ?', .ru.run church. I "!! "i, uimuiil conurcmitloii- l"5 siindiiy c io" P'cn, ?" H8.,k ihl Suncluy. July M k. It will be , A with tfu0 "ndi Curein lu.Cd by tlin t.ion'B club. All nfi and filonclB are cor fiXd unci all Sunday Hy. '.nX'i- 7mi Iwivlna trims- l,ol,cn . nVk'd to moot at 'Trch no later than 10 k. Im o( the Moon win iuw f,v ,t 12:30 p. m. for pot ' Ucheon and ... business Km t the cfra rlln. .kir in the aories. lo it ? P. m.,.1 , nd tho pini'c ' Kgulir mcellnil session win Snferl?.rw..Tnlt..! !ch."?J i..,.. All offlcon, m'c chairmen and their " fnrmnll. arc iu oils I Mill n . . i. r lmnrovlna 'u,la Purkcr, principal of Jo- Coniior school ioiim uflnr er loin which prevented her fin. iland. Mlw Parker now a 0( her Drnmf r-ni'uw imu K- nnA Mr. W. E. times, it their homo near Med- where mo is recuperet.... jMi.lino Set-The Veterans of relin warn win num hwh lulur meeting, Thuridny, Ju y fit 8 p. m. In tho KC hull. I officers and mcmoors arg quired to bo present. Inltln nnnnnlM will be held. M important matter for the i proirim win oe oiscumcu. mbers ira requested to be unpt. 111 EnpjindU. Don Klrkpit- , I I l ma... .. n !K, UOmPHIlllcr. is nuw . ncd in England, according to tt uinrA rriVf,l hfm. Hit Iw iddreu Is APO 858, New Irk City, New YorK. iwn. In Xlrkpatrick (Margaret De bit) ii a member of the WASPS Honed at Merced, Calif. On Furlough Stuff Sgl. Jack -"Mard oi camp Shelby, Miss., home of furlotiah accomnan. Id by his sitter, Mrs. Robert m or Chicago. They are visit g with Mr. and Mrs. Robert .odaird or tho Jacobs nnnrt raits. Anothor Ktiost at the Stod. Irds 1 Mrs. A. .1. Lnwl. nf t.n. i'.Btlcs, mother of Mrs. Stod- Ko Rfmilir M..llnn Th Ible Baptist church will not via m regular weekly prayor ccunj on wcanosnay evening the church, but will Join In langelljtlc services at the Im lanual Baptist church, led by "gensi .toy Brown. .... . ".iin L.LI1. uuuui. (tnmanding officer at the 'fine uarrack.1, has extended Is thanks to Mrs. Frank Frank- ird nl (tin U'i .. piunograpn, banjo and records Br the inn nt (u i ... i,iv men pi inn NlW Son nJ r mi.. rlKslctnow nf pMiinnj ... i SJt bnby on born In Cfi8' has been named Plllll Ev.mln le ii nV,"n employee of L. . '"n Rodolph company r", passed an cxamlnntinn R. PUb"c '"o-ntant in H"d. Chest- ,Lce n ne or 'amath business Sf" nVbeon" H " hallons ?'(1,Lunch,on- Rc- """hotel this Tl SridTl ly' n be made by phoning rfc5. -Pd Thel- Mr and it "li"g. """Shtors 4502 n : M- Arnhart ry at iu. ;.eunt "went surg 7y tho McAtee clinic Tuei 7-15 P.M. LOWELL THOMAS NEWS TIME DN UE-MUTUAL Standard off California Returns lo Base "Tommv Wliitorrliigor loft Klamuth Fulls, on naval transport piano to re turn to Ills training bujio ut Cor pus Chrintl, Tex,, Sunday after noon. He has been on leave visit ing his parent, Mr, and Mrs. T. H. Wtnlorrlngor, and his sister, Mrs. Fred Wolfrum and family of Altamont drlvo. Orange Club Meeting Tim Home Economics club of Midland grange will hiivo Us annual pic nic at Moora park this Sunday, buginnitig at noon. Grango mem bers whose birthduys were In tho past three mouths will bo honor ed, Cnffeo and Ice cream will bo served. Ron Stato Employes association, llomnth Falls Chapter No, 12, win nmn a rcsiiinr mneung to night (Wednesday), July 10, at tho KC hall at 8:30 p. m. Lutheran Choir Members of the Klamath Lutheran church choir are reminded that there will be no choir practice to night, Wednesday, Department Callad The fire department was called early Tuesday morning to tho Arcade hotel at 732 Main. Fuel had burned through a hog fuel hop por. Thore was no damage. Service Men and Women Home on Leave Pvt. Don R. (Bob) Hyde from Alaska. Here until July 20. B8gt. Jack Stoddard from Camp Shelby, Miss. Here until July 28. Radio Tech. 3o Max MeKan- sie from Washington, D. C, Here until July 10. . Tech. Sgt. Elmer L. Bueslng from Fort Canby, Wash. Here until July zi. The above service people are entitled to free passes to the lo cal theatres and free fountain service at Lost River dairy by courtesy of Lloyd Lamb of the theatre and R. C. Woodruff of the dairy. Please call at The Herald and News office (ask for Scott Reed) for your courtesy tickets. Poe Valley The Zuckerman men are Irri gating their potatoes this week. Glen Kester finished building his milk house. It is built with brick. Warren Roberts Is driving the hay derrick for Chet Bar ton's crew this week. Irvln Ross bought a mowing machine at the sale In Langell valley Sunday. The Caso Implement sales man was in the valley transact ing business Thursday. ' Joe and John Nork and Dale Van Meter finished putting up their first crop of alfalfa this week. Dewey Smith of Malln and daughter, Helen, rode after cat tle here last week. They gath ered them off the grazing land and moved them on the Boal ranch. Eddie, and Donald Roberts are mowing in the Irrigation ditches this week. Joo Nork bought a new buck rake lor stacking hay. Pete Holzhouser was a caller here from Klamath Falls Tues day. Pauline Roberts was a shop per In Klamath Falls from here Tuesday. Tho Haines girls called on Ruby Kester Tuesday morning. The birthday party at the Haines home which was in hon or of their oldest daughter, Mary Louise, was quite a suc cess. About 30 of her friends called and a good tlmo was had by all, Mary Louise received many beautiful gifts. Hallie Haines Is helping at the Holzhouser ranch with some work this week. ' Some people say our youth it self is to blame for its conduct. and it may bo in some measure, but I personally consider that thoy are the victims of having been allowed '.j grow up as they have done. col. Leonard Hown tree, solective service medical chief. Coming Attractions HENRY KING Aug. 2 JAN GARBER Aug. 16 DANCE Wd. Night 8:30 'til 12.00 Armory Baldy's Band FEATURING ' Paul Mary SWIGART MAHONIY PORTLAND, Ore., July 10 (IV) Tho president of tho Los Augoics board of liurbor comtniaslunorH predicted totluy thut OroKon und WnshliiKlon's postwar expansion will exceed his own homo statu of California, Eugene Overton, wl0 is pre siding1 over tho annuul confer enco of tho Pacific Coast us soclutlon of null aiithcirltlL.H opening Intra loduy, cited lumber und wheat us highly impurtunl norinwcsi products or rehabil itation of tho Orient, Eastern businessmen, ho told Interviewers, "have shown more Interest In the Puelfic northwest thin) in California because of your power development und your proximity lo the Orient. Middlo westorn manufacturers expect to ship . their goodH iiiruimn ncre. unci somn w ill establish Industries here." Uclcfjutcs from Iho thrco Pa- cine coast states and British Co lumbia rcalitcred thl mnrnlno for tho thrrn-dny conference of port authorities. Meetings open in id Miicruoon MEXICATJ INDUSTRIAL LABOR AUTHORIZED CORVALLIS, July 10 UP) Employment of UU0 Mexican farmhands In industry during the mld'summcr slack season wos authorized today by the war food udmlnlstrutlon and the war manpower commission. J. R. Beck, state supervisor of emergency furm labor, said the imported workers would not bc needed on farms from the completion of the canning pea and cherry harvests until the fall harvest opens 'around August 20. The Mexicans may bo em- filoycd In forestry, food process ng, grain warehouses and sim ilar industrial Jobs closely con nected with agriculture, Beck said. A total of 3700 Mexicans are now employed In the state, and an additional group of 000 are expected for the farm peak labor period, August 20-Octo-ber 10. fca, fe, Hi 1 & rw r k sr CHICAGO, July 10 W)War Mobilization Director James Byrnes wrote Senator Burnet Maybank today asking that his name not be placed before the convention as a candidate for vice president. His letter said: "Dear Burnet: "In deference to the wishes of the president. I ask that my name not bo placed before the convention as a candidate for tho democratic nomination for vice president. "Tho action of the (South Carolina) delegation In declar ing its support for me for this honor and in insisting that my name go before the convention is deeply appreciated by me. "Sincerely yours, ' "(S) James F. Byrnes." It Is our business to bc friends with both Russia and China and exchange with both Russia and China the goods and Infoimallon which will raise the standard of living of all our peonies. Vice President Henry A. Walloon 7W J NOW AN ENSIGN Roland Wen. ley Mure, son of Mr. und Mrs.i I. W. jiuro ol 3600 HomcdHlc oad. has .Hint aruuuutcd from tho U. S. navy midship m n n ' s school at I'lutls- burg, N. Y. and is now an en- sigp. Ho has ocen iruiisicrrcu to Solomoni, Murylund for ad vunccd training. Roland I s a gruduate of Bon anza high school with tho class of 1030 ond o grad uate of SOCE. He attended the University of Washington before being sent to Plullsburgh. AN AIR FORCE SERVICE COMMAND UNIT, ETO Instal ling an aircraft camera In the tail of tho fumous -. l'-Sl Mustang af ter leading air craft engineers and designers in the stales had said, "it can't bc done," Sgt. John b. Nuckolls und his Fifth Air Force service squadron have won the at tention and com mendation o f hii!h ranking nrmv air force officers who iook mcir nais on to these men who have as yet to see an impossible Job. Sgt. Nuckolls is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nuckolls of Klom nth Fulls. His wifo lives with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lynch of Coulinga, Culif. PROMOTED Sergeant Tony Ortis, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Ortis of this city has been re- rvncentlv nromoteo to the rank ot sorizcont. a K t Ortis is with the ormy air corps station at the present time somewhere i n England. He I ir s t reached England as a PFC and since then has been promoted to a i aui corporal and then to a sergeant. Sgt. Ortis is the champion heavyweight Dox- er in the state of Washington and has won several title bouts In Englond. AT TREASURE ISLAND Ed gar Bcdwcll, S 2c, is now back in the United olatcs and sia tioncd at Treas ure Island after serving for five months in the South seas. He was In Klamath Falls on leave from July 3 to July 12 -visiting his mother. Mrs. L. Bedwell of 600 S. 6th. Young Bedwell entered the! service In No vember. 1942, and received his boot training at Forragut, Ida. v M GUNNER WINGS PFC Alfco E. Minato, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ansolmo Mlna- , to of Chlloquin, wag a member of a large class of aerial g u n ners to graduate on June 24 from the TAAF gunnery school at Yuma, Ariz., army air field. PFC Alfco is expected home on a two-week furlough sometime soon. Alfeo Minato is a graduate of Chllo quin high school with the class of 1042. PFC Minato was In the squadron which won the national gunnery meet in Las Vegas, Nev. PROMOTED Mr. and Mrs. Claude H. Davis have heard from their son, Rex Q. Davis, who Is with the fifth army in Italy, that he has been pro moted to a first lieutenant. H e received h I s promotion from Lt. Gen. Mark Clark for outstanding ncr- formancc in combat. He has been fighting in Rome and Cas-sino. His wife and young son also live here. Sergeant Arthur L. Brooks. husband of Erva G. Brooks of 1211 Crescent avenue, is .a mem. ber of the North African ordin ance battali n The battalion operations cover a huge site of thousands of acres. in which there is a large concen tration of explosives from .22 calibre shells for piactice to the 240-millimeter howitzers. Com mander of the outfit is Maior Thomas B. Lynch. San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Hunter of 4763 Climax have heard from their son, PFC Melvin Hunter, that he is now in Italy. He has been in Africa until recently. PFC Hunter visited Pompei near Mount Vesuvius and also was in Naples which he de scribed as a very large city of about a million population. While he was in Africa, he took many interesting pictures of Arabs and also saw a sign pointing the way to San Fran cisco. , . - , Hunter is an MP with the army. Recently announced .by the war department was the pro 8-Year-Old Drowns In Albany Pool ALBANY, July 10 fP) Lloyd William Bradley, 8, wos drown ed In the municipal pool here last night. The bov. who could not swim. was seen going into the pool at 6 p. m. His body was aiscverea by another child about an hour later. The bov's mother. Mrs. Allen Bradley, is in a Salem hospital with a threc-day-old baby. If small Plants cannot be used in the war effort and material:; and manpower are available, we must not keep tnem out or civil ian production. A head start for small business is the most com mon sense method of reconver sion. Sen. James E. 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