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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1944)
.', 1944 LmMI SI I ,:;, club. ww. I" ' ..lie on nianiiio r'.h Falls has Iincl two '"strikes in the 'J,n.rturc or In enrly 1 ''Tor lt ' """tlv in the temperate 4 TCt "no-third et..tho K ho' p"ck n10lhj,d- 1" L.n of tho day was fr. were Stuacni nursu in BLhra tt. Wllllom Ilulr c.in of Portland. IVInc'e "d Lc Thompson, .members introduced at petting were John Bcl and Rice. : iinKTESCAPED YOUTH . FEDSPORT. Sept. 6 VP) S. today hunted' Cecil I Myers, a Washington i training school parolee, custody here yes- hi by leaping from a window Kelly boll after receiving n Ef Jill aentenco on a minor i Vocalist . atakkMaa;..,xi-ikWaM HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS,' OR ECON : PACE THREE Lvnn ' Stev.ni.. ahnvn. u.111 Ins tonight at the armory with ai uonanue ana hit orch.itrs. AL DONAHUE'S BAND : if TO PLftV TONIGHT "Devotees of music Hint ' Is llslonublo well as dancea'ble will l)u well satisfied with Al Donahue unci his orchestra ut the Armory I o n i k h t," predicts uiiuiy avails, who is sponsor ing tonight's dunce. Al Donahue litis recently com pleted engagements at Holly wood's Palladium and Frank Ditlley's Mcudowurook in New Jersey, lie comes directly to Kliimath Fulls from the Aragon bnllroom In Ocean Park. During his engagement at the Armory, tonight, Donahue will feature the i "Hhythmnlres." Kinging group, and Vocalists Lynnc Stephens and Dick Vance, Dancing tonight will be from 0 p. m. until la. m, NEW PASTOR SET Rev. Slhort Miller Tnnni will he installed as pastor of the Klamath Lutheran church on Sunday, September 10, at 11 a. m. with Dr. 11. L. Fobs of Se attle, president of the Pacific district of t,0 Evangelical Luth eran church, In charge of . Instal lation service. Ucv. TonnoKB nnmia frnm Sloughton, Wis., where he was pastor ot Christ Lutheran church for 19 years. While at siouKiuon, he was secretary of the Eastern district of the Evan gelicul Lutheran church, served us director of the Choral union of the Madison circuit, wus president of the Madison Pas toral conference at Madison Wis., and president of the Southern Wisconsin Luther col lege club. Ho is' a graduate of Luther college, IJccorah, la., and Luth- or Theological seminary, St. Paul, Minn. , Mrs. Topncss, who has ac. compunled her husband here, was active In Red Cross work at Sloughton and also served as secretary of the Eastern dis trict of the Women's Mission ary federation. They will live at the Klam ath church apartment, 1175 Crescent. Rev. Topness succeeds the Rev. L. K. Johnson, former pastor of the church, who is now a cnupiain in me navy. RESIGNS OFFICE PORTLAND, Sept. 6 VP). William H. Hedlund, Assistant U. S. District Attorney, has re signed to enter private law nrac- ticc. He Is a former member of the state legislature. 1 To Be Installed Her. Slbert Millor Topness Youth Revived After . Minutes In Water. BROWNSVILLE, Sept. 6 IIP) Artificial respiration was used successfully here in the case of a youth who had been under water for several minutes. Fourteen year - old Walter Kceney, of Junction City went down while swimming in the Calopoola river. A companion, Alvin Smith, tried to rescue him, then ron three blocks for help. Jack Walton pulled out the unconscious boy, and a first aid crew revived him. . Enlistment of WAVES in Oregon reached a new high mark for 1944 during the month of August, reports Re cruiting Specialist Dan Schrei ber of the Klamath Falls navy recruiting station,' which hand les WAVE applicants in this area.-; ;'.,: ...... Oregon Is contributing a sub s t a n t i a 1 part of the 4500 WAVES enlisted each month in the nation. Approximately 82, 000 WAVES are now on duty, replacing many more than that number of trained men for service on fighting ships. Scores of Oregon WAVES have the top jobs in the various units and approximately 40 Oregon enlisted women have been pro moted from the enlisted branch and have been selected for ad vanced training as officers and commissioned as officers. Eligible young wo rn en are urged to call at the local re cruiting station for further in formation about tho WAVES. Bishop Cannon Dies In Chicago Hospital CHICAGO. Sept. 6 VP) Bish op James Cannon Jr., 79, Metho dist churchman who gained na tional prominence tnrougn nis work for the defeat of Alfred E. Smith for the presidency in 1928. died today in Wesley Mem orial hospital: The bishop had come to Chi cago for a meeting of the Anti Sal loon ieague, an organization in which, he was active for years. He became ill last week and was removed from his hotel to the hospital.. PROMPTLY RELIEVES TORTURE OF ATHLETE'S FOOT Zomo (a Doctor's formula) promptly relieves lUby soreness and on contact kills germs that most commonly causo and spread Athlete's Foot. 35 yearn' auccejuf 1 All drugstores. yj Q 7:15 DON LEE -MUTUAL, LOWELL THOMAS NEWS TIME Standard of California HILLS BROS. COFFEE IN THE GLASS JAR... fou get a' blend '.of, the. finest' coffees ob tainable . . .. roasted to uniform perfection by our exclusive process,' Controlled Roasting. Every vacuum-packed jar you buy has full bodied, matchless flavor', v. flavor that no other coffee has because no other coffee is roasted the same way.'"And constant use of Hills BrosC'dff ee will convince you. that war time conditions have not caused any change in its wonderful quality. V .. HILLS BROS. COFFEE IN THE RED CARTON ... You get the same blend of coffee, that goes into the Hills Bros, vacuum-packed glass jars. As our guarantee of this, our registered trade- j marks, the .familiar "Arab" and "Red '. Can . V Brand" appear on both containers: Every pound you buy has that full-bodied, imatchless ; flavor that results from Coritrolied Roasting. ' Since the Wartime Packagefas not yacuum packed, buy only one package at a time for freshness' sake. h : : r ;' lieu uinMCM BOYS AND GIRLS are needed in the fields and ReRUl.r. wag for full or ZX your local call comes a.sn p Wd your Farm Labor Office or your Couniy; Agricultural Agent. . , Tl WASHINGTON, Sept. 6 VP) A $2 weekly pay raise for 29,000 operating and clerical employes of the Pacific Telephone . com pany and the Bell Telephone company of Nevada was ap- firovcd unanimously by the war abor board yesterday. The in crease is retroactive to Septem ber 1, 1943. Extension of present evening and night shift differentials to the traffic department, and din ing service employes and pre mium pay to clerical and office employes and promotional in creases to clerical employes, also was approved. The board refused approval for an increase of 50 cents a week in evening and night shift differ entials. . !' . . 4 The agreement covers : em ployes in California, Nevada, Oregon, Washington and north ern Idaho. Classified ads get results. Brenda Will You Step Out With Me Tonight? I know I've been an awful crouch not takw inr you any pUca lately. But after itandfnr all day at my new job, my feet darn near killed me with callouses and burning;. Now I've reformed or rather my feet have thnke. to the Ice-Mint you adviaed. Never tried anything that seemed to draw that naln and fire right out 10 fast and the way it helps soften callouses la nobody' business! Been able to get some extra over time money so what do you say, let's fe dancing tonight. You can step on tny Ice . Hint feet all you want. , COPYRIGHT l4. MILLS BROS. COFFER. INC, REMINDER TO GROCERS: Paper is scarce! 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