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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1944)
J?" - GROUP HERE AIDS CiiNIT! , ...,ir.,imrd vounu Chinch )' "on Spring '"' i branch ' 'J10 Oregon locl on;"1 7 (oriM. Imtn'. 1,1. Mnvnir o f -mo Unham, mid KS W' E!,,l,t'r ''"wlcr 8,1 E Chc . ..,, Iiuvb nil. Silly .'"'VilvAf'' hero since ta -.i on during tho cnny ... lor iri ,,.K.i m i. IK M'JZ OWAC hora since id l" ' ., during tho cnrly lro .cw.ir. About 18 febelong lo the junior ulrls be wren i o nut J,, l under TSgt. Mil K .. . .tola-wide Pi.ntioii iind henrtqunrtms ft wny U which Include. i Viiii ou i-wesicrn ro" Ol lllC ,,UV.. ' .i-rf l. KTIiiimith .'"'cupUln Put Livingston . . 'i i ii.,r,limu Ituudur It "company, of which the r , li Broun l ll"looii. C Ihe oruonlwitlon N'r1. In Ihn ram. bo oi iwiii" J .- .,, or mini ; j I. j -...... mid u few of 5u.r. m'n on duty at all f-lic functions whore persons ''.T ill. i. h lii ured. IV ...... i ..i..i,inn olui mini. SJ. the Servicemen's Howling I" ...a i.... ,ii-irLp nf n con- I'.L it Ihe Wednesday nlghl Dim unnorms ui .. r - ku mnmhi'm of the V , ... .11 ...il.ll.. rxliilloim twsrsiiccJ, nnd It link I field ffii r used (or """ id inibuionca wu . i. Mnvmp Johnson reports l.i'.L.n more vounu women it needed to carry on the rt, espccluliy iiioku who urn . ii.Ariii. Ainnloved nnd Lid lake day-llmo shifts. Worn- i over IB wiin are iiiicraira joining Ihe OWAC may con- it n. donnwii all, Dulles Agree fin Non-Political Viiw of Security WASHINGTON. Aug. 31 Mt .rt.tarv nf StlllC J lull Ml III iitjday llinl ho mid John Fo- r Dulles, the repuDllcnn lor n policy advisor, hnd agreed il Ihe problem of establishing International neaco and re- jnly organisation "must be ...... ... ....mi.... ;pi uii. ui ,w, Th. comment bv Hllll was a irllur Interpretation of the moment which Dulles, n a !tretnttlvc of Republican residential Nominee Thomaa fwey, and the secretary Issued it Fr day after three successive :ting on world security. Jregon s business Still on Upgrade WASHINGTON. Aug. 31 fP) illness Is still on the up. inds In Oregon. 1 Retail sales in Ihe dnln last pnonth ran 2 per cent above 'illy 184.1 so Irs, a department I commerce report showed. So ir this year, Oregon retailers nve taKcti in 4 per cent more ey than in the same period 'nl year. florists reported the biggest pooni, with n 25 per cent jump iln rales. Hardwnro stores' turn over increased 24 tier cent. Salem led Iho slnle In busl- ir. CAlnc iiiIIK n mah nnnl iHltcovcr Inst year's rclall sales. iMsenc ealrs Increased 20 per lnt, and Astoria 8 per cent. !jnc shipyard city of Portland, however, wan quieter. Sales ,1'oppcd 3 per cent. High Quality Coal (ported in Coos MARSMriirrn a.. ii iwn L'boratory test, ,how Coos tounty conl s high quality fuel M contains valuable by-prod- This wnc .Ai,nPnJ ,Mlni.. bv .1 r. Mr-ii..m j n SfMi'.ot "10 Bonneville power Jmlnlstrnllon, and Roy Shuw f, rcprcscnliitive of the U. S. ii proporty custodicin, In re 2 If Pn,,nts of tho German "wnctt American Lurgl corpora S lo the Const Fuel corporu- nO Cnill fntilnl.,- Im nnA rce of phenol used In plastics.' " resitiue nnd a high per- gas, uiey said. OWAC Head ft UWftV 1 ' 4 First LI. Maym Johnson heads th Klamath Falls plat toon ol Iho Ororjon Womin'i Ambulanca corps, a slalo-wldt organicallon iormod lo take car of war-tima ambulanca work and lo bo of rvlco to military groups locatod In Orogon. SEATTLE, Aug. 31 (IT) The Flying Fortress has taken on an-olhi-r job; it has been cciuippcd lo drop a 27-foot plywood res cue bout lo men lit sea. The lliiclng Aircraft company loduy reported the Innovation by the army air forces material command equipment laboratory. Tho power-driven, well sup plied rescue craft Is dropped by three paruchutcs. Automatical ly Ignited smoke pots guide Ihe sca-slrandcd survivors to the boat. ' Successfully tested In the Gulf of Mexico, where seven men lived in one of Iho boats for six days In one heavy sen test,, the boat Is reported to be in mass production. The Boeing company said that only the B-17 is equipped to car ry the boats but installations are being devised for olher heavy airpinnes. Ingenuity Expected To Supply Pulpwood SEATTLE, Aug. 31 (,T)Wllh (war production board and man power officials unuhlc to prom lc relief in either tire or labor shortages, Ihe wc.tl coafl pulp wood industry advisory commit tee today looked lo the ingenuity of Ihe operators lo keep tho pulp- wood supply ai us present level James L. Madden, deputy ril rector of Ihe 'VPB's paper dlvi slon. congratulated west coast mills on "their resourcefulness and ingenuity in increasing their production and Inventory with less manpower than llicy Had a year ago." Keno Uat-ntrl 1.. T.ePfvr. lttrhniral sergeant in tho air corps, was pore tasi wcok on mriouKn, from Alexandria, La. LeFcver Is Ihe son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe LcKcver of Keno. Mrs. Noel was a guest at the L. A. Smith homo last week, Preparing to move to Klamath alls. The Ncol family arc from Iho northern pnrt of tho slate. Mrs. M. E. Anderson, of Long Beach, Calif., is visiting her sis ter. Mrs. Tom Calmcs, and ex pects lo be here for quite a long visit. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Water house had as their guest recent ly their daughter, Mrs. Jack Grider, of Mcdford. Jessio Puckett is visiting lit the home of her mother. Mrs. K. E. Puckett. Miss Puckctt Is a teacher In tho college at El ensburg, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Foster nllMnrtrH thr- lTinotini! Bt IhC Christian church on Sunday nfternoon, which was held for the purposo of organizing a Christian center for the service men and women of Klamath Falls and tne visaing scrvicu men and women. nrnrnilMrn T1TPS PORTLAND, Aug. 30 (TP) Lou s G. Myers, oi, uiii-c a former In Buffalo BilVs Wild West show, died in a Portland hospital yesterday. Excellent Opportunity For One or Two Beauty Operators Desiring own business Beauty Shop for Rent Partly Furnished We wi help finance ihe undertaking Inquire MURPHY'S 511 Main , ' , HERALD AND ,NEWS(:KUAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE NINB Guard Company Holds Bivouac at Willow Springs Klnmalh's slntn guard com pany reported a succemful biv- HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 31 (Pi Mrs, Julln Culumbo'i life ended last night and with It one of tho tendered deceptions ever en acted In this capital of make believe. She was tho 78-year-old mother of Russ Col umbo, handsome crooner and film actor. She died still happy In tho belief that ho WBB winning ever mnm liimi, abroad mercifully unaware that Hi-iumy ne nimseil died a decade ago. Russ was killed September 2, 1034, then 20 and at the crest of a career as a night-club singer and film actor, Ho and friends were examining an old Civil war cup-and-ball pistol, believing it unloaded. The weapon dis charged, and tho bullet struck him in the brain. His mother was too ill from a heart aliment to be told of his death. So each week she received a Ictler from "RSS." Actually it was written by her husband, Nicholas, or one of Ihe other four children Tony In Phila delphia; Albert, John and Mrs. Carmcla Tempest here. Tho missive would be filled with newsy accounts, tender ventimcnts. reports of his suc cesses abroad, and regrets that ho was still too busy to return for a visit, Once a month the letter con tained a chuck for $308, sup posedly from Russ. It waa the payment lo her from his insur ance policy. Tho deception waa continued after failing eyesight narrowed her little world. Her husband died two years ago. Record Amount of Road Work Done More general maintenance and improvement work has been ac complished on county roads this summer llian in previous years, reports Walley Hector, county engineer. Eighteen miles of road in the vicinity of Klamath Falls have been resurfaced. The Poe valley road has been straightened in places and has received a now surface. Stretches from Allnmont drive to Summers Inno and along Summers lane from Johns avenue to the poor farm have been oiled, and a lot of work hns been done on roads in the Fort Klamath area. ouiic at Lake o'-the Woods last weekend. The officers and per fonnei camped at Willow Springs fored camp In the lake area. craving nere at 4 p. m. satur day, Ihe group arrived on sched ule nnd immediately set up shelter tents for the temporary camp. Lt. Anderson, acting as mess' officer, together with Corp. A. B. Epperson and PFC Leonard Sechorn, acting as a mess detail, had left Klamath Falls two hours before the company's departure and had the evening mess ready to serve when camp had been set up and properly policed, The mounting of an informal guard waa a novel experience for many of the men who had never before taken part In an actual ceremony of this nature, and those who walked post until 6:00 a. m. Sunday as part of the guard detail have a better under standing of what is required from them to insure camp secur ity through the dark hours of night. Reveille was sounded at 6 Sunday morning with assem bly 10 minutes later. Policing of the camp, and especially the company street, was engaged In by (he enlisted personnel, after which Capt. MacDonald formed the company for setting-up exer cises. Breakfast, consisting of cantaloupe, fried bacon and eggs, buttered toast and jelly, and stcaming-hot coffee was served at 8 o'clock. Nine o'clock found the com pany In formation with rifles and (ull field packs on their backs, after striking camp, ready to start out on their prac tice march of eight miles, during which approach marches, deploy ment of men and other tactical problems were practiced. The company returned to the camp site at 3 p. m., every man having stood the march in excellent shape, and after enjoying a cool plunge in the lake, they were served hot coffee, sandwiches and potato salad by the mess detail. The trucks were again loaded and the company entrucked for Klamath Falls, where equipment was checked in at the armory and the company was dismissed Trucks to convey the troops to and from the scene of the bivouac were furnished through Ihe courtesy of the California Oregon Power company and Pey ton company. WOOD. OHM Commander Tom Wood and Adjutant O'Leary of the Marine Corps league, an organization Of marines and ex-marines, slop- pea in mamain raws monaay on their way to the national convention of the league to be held In Sacramento from August 31 to September 2. With Mike Hoadcs, depart ment commandant and Lawr ence Plttenger, department ad jutant, state league officers, they inspected the Klamath Marine Barracks end the recently-established Marine En llstod Men's elub and discussed the rehabilitation program Willi Barracks officers and interested townspeople. Lcs Flnloy of Klamath Falls, who is a former marine, and a member of the Marino. Corps league, said that efforts- would be made at the convention to secure a marine service officer for Klamath Falls, to assist in the rehabilitation of men sta tioned here and to help witli relations between marines and the public. The swordflsh doesn't carry a sword until lt is grown up. As a youngster, its jaws arc of equal length. ENGINEERS ARRIVE PORTLAND. Aug. 31 OP) Three high-ranking Russian en gineers will arrive here today from Coulee dam to Inspect Bon neville dam installations. They are touring as guests pf Genorel Electric. . 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