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1944
Kmr MEN AND WOMEN
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Ac sport" lrif
7 1 KiKhth flgWr
ind Mil b"1'0' Blwl!,rd'
,"cil qualification badge
Sicr which he vylll wcur
J uniform. The order lurm
S thai he wus given 0
j of "t'xcollnit" in hl per-
hinn oi uui.v.
loyed as an os.wmbler of ox-
Vr.ft commmy l bunlllo,
Lh before lie unlisted In
BROTHERS IN SEHVICE
Ittc brothers, former Dly
L force! In various purls of
WOMd. 1 VI. Dt'inier uiouii
hsi been with the (Kill nriny
. the Inltlnl assault on iionn
tin I. nmv uiiiiiowhm'e
lh front 111 northern ltuly.
i-n n.i. Smith hnn brrn
Eel with the Infnnlry on the
d of Kauai, Hawaii. Before
lent Into the Iniiiinry, hniiui
with the U. S. paratroops nt
Bcnning, rrcunuy
tk nnrt lnrii(,-v .nArlitl.
Eonard G. Olson, MM 3c, Inn
wilhtne uniieci siairs nnvy
he past 33 months. Ha lias
overseas a snon ume, onn
Is now omwhere In tho Houtli
l'ticlfio. Leonard mid Unlo npunt
u finlmmli together In Sun I riui
clucu beluru ruculviiig uverteua
iii'di'is, All llircu mo well
known In Dly unci nru sons of
Mrs. Muriel Joiieschli't of Jink
son, Cullf., whero uddressus limy
bo Obtained.
.
SKIPPER SCHARFENSTEIN
WITH A COAST UUAHl) l,C'l
(U FLOTILLA SOMKWIIKKE
IN TIIK EUHOPKAN T1IKATKU
OK OPERATION (Urhiyed)
Lieiilununt Charles I. St-liurfcn-stuln,
Jr., USCU, of lllllll Mel
rose avenue, Kluinuth Fulls, him
completed 111 iiioiiIIih of continu
ous service iih the skipper of u
Coust Guard luntllnu xhlp fur In
fun try In the European theuter
of operiilions.
A vclorun of three nmjor In
vnslons Sicily, Salerno und
Normandy Lt. Sehurfensteln
wus recently named coinmunder
of ft group of eight ship In this
veteran amphibious unit, Dur
ing tho lnvlon of Sicily IiIh
LCI (L) wns tho second ship of
its cluss to I unci on the ltullun
Island at Llcutu.
Lt. Seharfonsteln Is the sou
of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Selmrfen.
stoln of Klamath Fulls. Mis wife,
imici, nves in soiiin windnuin.
Conn,
JACKSON IN TOP TEN
LAS VEGAS, Ncv. Pvt. If.
Juckfon, formerly of Chiloquln,
runkod among tho lu top basic
deflection marksmen In n cluss
of aerlul gunnora which recent
ly received gruduutiiin dlplomiis
und sliver wings nl the AAK
flexible nunnery school hero.
Pvt. Juekson Is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Jackson, Chilo
quln, and husband of Mrs. Pearl
U. Juekson.
LOVILY-ALLURING. LOW-COST
PERMANENT WAVE
NlurlloaiklngaitUinlwavHno
yimii. raiily. craw ly. t hiimo. DoU CnV
youncU. Ttic anuning
CfiammC
HERALD AND N6WS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE ELEVEN
WAITS COMMISSIONED
Juck Elwood Watts, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Walts,
box 407, this city, wns graduat
ed September 13 from tho naval
ulr truhilng center, Corpus
Chrlati, Tox., und was commis
sioned mi ensign In tho U. S.
iinvul reserve. Juck Is a former
Kill IS und Univorsity of Ore
gun student, lie wns one of the
survivors of the aircraft carrier
Lcxinuton, sunk in the South
Pacific in the early months of
war.
Looilty, ElUr In Junglts
Witlklng through the jungles
on ok nours, uourgo u. Loosloy
mid Dick Eller, Klnmiith men,
encountered this native hunting
gamo with a blow gun. Tho gun
propells a rock tho size of a
hen's egg. The nativo said,
"Whnt you pay take my- pic
ture?" Evidently a price was agreed;
hp wns nil net fur the shot nt his
game when to Ellor'i surprise
when ho said, "Ready" the na
tive, camera-wise, turned to glvb
the lens the full benefit of his
features rather than his prowess
as a hunter. George was still
Interested in tho birdie In tho
lice.
This native boy, who has
served as u guide fur U. S. inva
sion troops, Is bright, alert,
spcuks good English, and Is a
very likeable person. He iskl
If the boys would get him a
muutb organ, he would trap them
n parrot. Dick and George are
suio all they need Is a parrot
along with their duffel, but they
did ask us to send the native
aomo dye his slstor wants to
color nor grass skirt and ho
wants crayons. The dyo and
crayon uro going out In the very
gayest box tho one with the
bright red Christmas bells
that Is furnished by the Pelican
Bny Lumber company.
ALCORN ASSIGNED
AN EIGHTH AIR FORCE
BOMBER STATION. Eng. Wll
Ham L. Alcorn ef Klamath
Falls, Ore., ball turret gunner on
a B-17 Flying Fortress, has been
assigned to the Eighth Air Force
Fortress group and now is un
C03Q& 'GD t
Tonight
XW 9:15
KEX
ennutm tvrrylhint you owl. prrmantnt wave
toluikon. cmUfi, iliarnpno tl Have-in. Safq
tv tvtry tyt of hair. Ptsnwrt tiy Kullywood
movla alaft. Over 6 million old. (.t a
Miarm-Kitrl K11 today. At Wfonar
Drug and all drug aturoa.
$60MINIMUH
AT AGE 60
provides insurance
for all against pov
erty and old age.
Vote Yes X 316 on Nov. 7
Pd. Adv. Townsend Club
Come to jJfVarcfs
dergolng an orientation course
on flying proceduro in the Euro
pean theater of operations, prior
to entering upon combat duty In
the air.
Cpl. Alcorn, who thus be
comes a member of the third
bombardment division, which
1 asjjislliHaaii 1 1 fl fJ U immi .W: ,A ' W IT .
tm
was cited by the president for
Its now historic England-Africa
shuttle bombing of an Impor
tant Mcsserschmitt fighter plane
plant at Rcgensburg, Germany,
In August of 1043, Is the son of
Mrs. Helen E. Hoffman of route
3. Klamath Falls.
ELEGIT
Walt Wiesendangef
OF YOUR CITY
World War
Veteran
18 Months' Active
Service Overseas.
9 Additional Months
in the Army of
Occupation in
Germany.
.v.' :.':Jl if- i 3
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I Have Been a
Taxpayer of
Klamath Falls
For Nearly 1
18 Years.
' Our Home Is at
2032 Earle Street.
My Pledge Is This:
"Fair and Impartial Consideration will be given to all
problems confronting the welfare of our city"
0 Attract New Industries and Provide Employment
for Our Returning War Veterans
y Slogan on the ballot reads: "My four years as Councilman have
Ven me the knowledge and experience that will be of value to
our city and taxpayers."
Pd,".Adv. by Walt Wlesendnger.
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toy ITEM At
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HASKO MYSTIC
BOARD 1.98
Hilarious fun for grown
ups and children when
Hasko spells out "answers"
to any question!
Cowboy
Pistol and
Holster
98
For the young cowboy ; ; ; West
ern type dummy pistol In tan split
cowhide holster. Belt to match.
33
Play
Doctor's
Kit...1'
59c
Has everything, to "cure" wound
ed toy soldiers 1 1 1 even a toy
stethoscope to bear heart b.m.i
COMMANDO
REPEATER POP GUN
1.49
Gun every little boy wants be
cause this one is the repeater
type ... makes loud bang ... end
has easy pump action! It's 29
Inches long, nicely finished! And
harmless! Buy now at Words!
BROTHER AND
SISTER DOLL SET
s
from Jfffojnboi t
7.45
Perfectly sized for even the
tiniest totsl Brother is 1 6" tall . . .
Sister a chubby mite of 12" . ; .
weigh only 19,.,oz. together!
look like real children! Don't
miss! Low price includes both!
EDUCATIONAI
WOODETTES . . .
Wo examlnod thousands or lampres n ;w
Irulited en 9rHrtfl th very beet In material
anal workmanship, without getting prices way
. up i i ; and we didl We sincerely beHeve)
there are no finer toys made for less moneyl -
' Come, see, t Wards, today!
1.98
little wood figures to put togeth
er and.' paint. Will teach child
construction, painting, design and
stimulate mind for al! sorts of
make-believe playl Choice of
little family or village.
TEACH-A-TOT
EDUCATIONAL TOYS
1.72 .-3.20
None oetterl These have been
scientifically designed for fun ; . i
in child. Made of belt hard
woods and nibbed to a 'smooth
ishl Buy for 2 to 4 yr. olds! ;
STURDY DUCK R6CKA-
BABE SHOOFLY... 8.48
Fun for babyl Blessing for busy
mothersl Built low and wide to
preventtlppinglComfortableseatl
EtW;
OOOD QUALITY STUFFED
TOY ANIMALS . . . 1.98
Heads, hands, feel of long, fluffy
plush , . , "cuddly" bodies of cot
Ion prlnll Best for babyl
Set of
Educational
Wood Toys
119
4 toys child can take apart and
put together s i i develop eye
hand coordination as he playsl
Deluxe
Monopoly
Game
ExcHtna
Treasure
Hunt Game
"Dig"
98e
2 to 16 playeri can scramble for
letters to make wordi matching
Treasure Hunt cordsl Easyl
Parker
Brothers
Games
198
fun for young, old I Played with '
thousands of "dollars" ; ; i goal
to corner real estate market! -
UPHOLSTERED ROCKER
FOR CHILD... 11.50
Good-looking asdad'ieasychalrl
And iturdyl Covered fwHh.lqsii
sorted colpredjabrlcslf
Toy Rifle
UkeFameus
"Springfield'!
359
Solid walnut gunstockl looks ex
actly (Ice 'he rifle used by our
oldlersl Harmlessl
Sweet-Tone
12-Key Toy
Xylophones
75
95
, Known for quollly, funl Many like .
Touring, nt,. ninth, Rook have,
been "hill" for over 60 years!
For Utile music loversl Easy )
playl 4-page booklet of music,
Instruction), wooden mallets, ins)
Us yew credit to buy emy menhemKM
from our store stocks or from eur satategi.
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