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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1944)
mJ2L- GE CLAIWI IESENTED TO Off COUNCIL HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVEN I mlph Greenwood ap H .... iiu I'niniell to lit claims again for I wyVvcr'IcIc aclu,l a Lwoodlmdpwvlnu I?, ',in nt llio condition ilrcct previous to her nc- Pm Greenwood staled that E.or of the nivorvlow &il, Cecil mo m.. m a K city o ' "'"" for rrnlllr of loid oeiore ' M. .. ...111 U MWIIII' 'WITH Will . ,..w.M .,,.V claims will lo either ill?) pwr dlttionT ' ilHUiiiichyjIUrutlniTDD ititmr or apstt sasllyT ,fMftlxtd IlstlassT f(Hl htKlu-by ind upMt dm to ?m " 'r ''f1 'hwry !?dK?rT'' muni produro nlwul Tot vlnl dlMitv Julco to Kt your lood. II N.wro (lit. lood miy r-miln iindlncled ...on hudx-liy nd Irrlublo. StU. you mu.t Inert ih flow iBMin"w imp uuw Mu.un. -. tin a a. An mlntil"a. Ann. fin till rod lo forllna twttvr. it drptnil on uriiiiniu unm 10 ... L.li..iUn whan f?arlM. a (Till iimiii.aiv Kllm PHI" W dltlon r N- P. " I.. T..l.a r..ir'a t.ln u f0U OIM"l. l-BV w-.. - - -.niu itirnrtrd. dot thorn 11 any Lin. Only lWindilW. fho"le1 r d0nl0Cl by Ul C0UI,cl1 The first rcudlnc nf ihi-i -mi iiuuuun, LiuiiiiK mr oicctlons woro road Monday nluM unci tlicy will uu in di. unu n.'ud wus on t ip ballot title, whlnl. ..Hm.., - -- V ., iui 11m transfer of the eiiioi'Kcney pollcu ...... i,,u uiiwiiK away of thu lax which allows for llil, (und. 1 T,h? .I?!-'01"1 ,"nn WH' Ihc baUol tllln, which will allow the city to utiirl iicriiilrlni! the prop- nrtv ttnrl Iniu t. lilv f.,.. n. ' tr J. " i'i nit vet erans Memorial park. Ths Ihlrd ordinance calls for n election on hrlnulna crrtiiin iiroim, includlnii T.;i,i, HelHhlH. purlN of Luke View K.J.V.Kw,i"1"f',"...,1:lcl''''': ' ":v. OUIIIIVKirH) IHIfJ 1111 urou ncur South Sixth, Into uiu city. Ftcnortu wnrn vnnrl .am. 1.... 11 .. . vin.i;i nun; tllO C tV ( III nnlllirl mi. I I.. and from the city police depart. .m ill tin uiu monin 01 August. A letter uim ri.til in ii. ell about the traffic lltiht t South blxth und Eu.it Mnin, my- iih mu unm Riiouid 00 ndjuated bucnuKo eiirn hnui. in i....n 1 lonn on bust Muln before cominK on to South Sixth. Alvu W. Uuwn was recom mended by ihc mayor for the po sition of building inspector and w.u. niJtuuvL-ci oy inc council. DOWIIN IH tlfilv nnihlLiiiul u.. rji rlHon-Kmidaon. Me will lake the miico lornieriy Held by J. M. WaUChODP. Uhn i-nair.nnrl ln I. lor tho navy. Coiiilcihnan llaivcy Murtln iitiitcd tlmt he hud miked to Sum niic iey 01 uopco nuoul the Bticct lliihbi be 11c flM-H mi ...1 k-ii, 1. avcnuci and ftllchey hod stntcd mm no wooin 111 IK to the nier- chuntN on Klmnnlli .... ... ii.t- , . " .....u..i fivi-nui; unn week In reoard to hooking up the iiftum UKillll. Donna Ward look the place of Recorder Harold Kraney, who was unable lo be at the meeting. Deputy Sheriff Rescues Boy ORKOON nTV Snnl II i,1, Deputy Sheriff C. Brendell was cruuiicti looay witii 111c rescue of Harvey Croncr, 12, from the Clackamas river near his Park place home yesterday. Unable to swim, the boy was swept downstream after step ping In a hole while wadiiiK. Tim Offlrfil- ht-llllfltlt lliln llclmrn and revived him with artificial respiration. Fertilizer Orders ! MaUrtali Labor Can My Not B Avallablt Lstor -k Pacific Supply , Cooperative Fhon 4411 Klsmath Falls Klamath t Basin Cooperative Phona 45 Tulalak WW2& MEN WOMEN IN; iSERVtCEfil According to recent word re ceived by Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Nelson, 1051 So. Olh, Klamath Kails, their son. First Lt. Bill Nelson, has been trans ferred to Serv Ico Co., 2H0th inf., APO 2U0, Camp Shelby, Miss., after hav ing completed trninltiK cours es ut Fort Den 11 1 11 g, Gu. Lt. Duvo Totton, also of Klam ath Falls, was one of his in structors. M Lt. Nelson1 was formerly cleric for a na, tlonal suard unit at Klamnth Falls. He is now special service officer which has to do with the promotion of athletics and morale building. Bill would annrncinlp hnar. fng from any of his friends in Mamaui rails. COLUMBUS. O.. Auff. 20 Lieutenant Murray A. Johnson, son of J. Leroy Johnson of 805 E. Main, Klamuth Falls, Ore., has reported to the AAF Train ing C o m m a n d's Lockbourne army ulr baso lo take a course of Instruction in flying the B 17 Flying Fortress. Upon completion of his course here, be will bo a ouali. fled pilot of this famous army Domucr He won his wings qn August 4, 1044, at George field, Illinois, and took his previous f 1 v i n s training at Jackson, Miss., and at walnut nidge, Ark. He was originally commls stoned in the coast artillery corps on marcn m. tutd. WITH THE FIFTHS ARMY, Italy PFC Adrian L. Slradcr. 4615 Shasta way, Klamath Falls, is serving as a clerk with the dSlst regiment in Italy, one of Gen. Mark Clark's Fifth army units that helped to drive the Germans from the Garigli- no river to the Arne. t-xceot for a brief rest period, the regi ment marched and lougiu al most continuously for more than five months. WITH THE FIFTH ARMY, Italy First Lieutenant Ralph Taylor of Klamath Falls. Ore., recently was awarded the Silver Star for gallantry In ac tion on the fifth army front In taly Taylor and an enlisted man, serving In the 45th "Thunder- bird Infantry division, moved forward in the face of German machincguns and grenades. Ris ing to ma knees, the lieutenant threw hand grenades, killing four Jerries and destroying a machlncgun. He relumed to his lines with Informat on which made possible a successful at- iacK on tne enemy outpost. Taylor's "gallant and aggres sive action under hostile fire re flects the high traditions of our armed forces," the citation read. His mother, Mrs. May Taylor, lives at 310 N. 7th, Klamath Falls. Lewis N. Taylor, formerly of Klamath Falls, was recently promoted from staff sergeant to technical sergeant at the air transport command replace ment center , at Camp Luna, Ni Mex. He entered the army on May 14. 1042. and was an active member of the Eagles lodge at trie time or nis enlistment. Any Pholoyraph Copied, One Print $1.00 Films dovolopod and printed for any 6 or 8 exposures Roll 35c Roprlnts 4e each Prompt Service 1031 Main Phone 7187 By NORMAN SELL ALEUTIAN HEADQUAR TERS, 11TH AIR FORCE. Sept. 1 (Delayed) (Pi One small Jap anese vessel was sunk so close to shore today that a dock build ing flew apart with it under blasting from bombs of a raiding army plane at Kapari Saki on faramumui'o island. The B-25 Mitchell, piloted by Lt. Donald William Hofferth of Jackson, Mich., flew clear across the North Pacific to the Sea of Okhotsk to strike at the south western tip of Paramushlro. It was tho deepest penetration made thus far Into the Kurlles by a plane of the "New Broom" squadron which has been attack ing and sinking enemy vessels in the North Pacific since last May. . Lt. Hofferth brought his me dium bomber down to deck level and dropped three bombs to send the boat and building sky high. The plane was so close Japanese could easily be see . standing in the doorway of the building just before the bombs struck. It was the fourth timo bombs aimed by Lt. Evans had scored hits in the squadron's "clean sweeping" campaign. If It's a "frozen" article you need, advertise for a used one In the classified. BAIT STORAGE . The province of Quebec. Do minion of Canada, maintains s number of small freezing plants as a service to commercial fish ermen. The. plants are for the sole purpose of freezing and pre serving fish bait. HEALTH TO YOU1 CprraO ftaclaf, Colon AllmtnH Htmonttoldi (Nisi), Fii- uro, rmuia, nrnm inup- lure, asiro7 noaun-pow! lo aarn-abUily to nloy ill. 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