HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS,. OREGON
PACE THREE
Us of Congratulations
8, 9
Null. B (P)
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ret of IIIC ui"" " -
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LSJrtd In doubt, but the scim
ffinlnil to returns with his
Mi I"1 I.,i-.iit iirmm lit
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iStttto crowd "everybody,
Ihii whs loo imich. Ho wont
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LlnjUiedlHii-ull ' Minuet by
Werewskl. Ho played without
Lre. and turned out u perfect
Liomnncc.
r i....... . h.lj. trim! him nil
I till nviiiu n....- "-i:-
t jrlddle for several hour as
till returns pimi i
1 lead lor lilt" Liewey-ui icncr
;ltt. At onu time It looked aa
Missouri nimm iireim us rcc-
ot havinB voicu lor uio Will
ie ..ii.ru ..rnvirlni.l li.l ttn.
fin v... ................. ..--
a since 1001 as nntlnnnl re
tj disclosed a democratic
i.id.
Thin Ilia bltf city lalmlat Ions,
Itch had gotten off lo a slow
nt, bcilim to pour In. Soon
: imaniKiii uie uewey-uricK.
Itid wa wiped out, mid the
Ult never wtis in uuuub micr
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Mtnomah Soldiers
refer Roosevelt
PORTLAND, Ncv. 8 (VP)
tvlctmon rom Multnomah
jnW ureter President House-
U Incomplete returns on the
kcial soldier ballot count
wed today,
Roosevelt led Dewey 887 to
1. Tho soldiers favored Willis
whey as four-year senator,
1 W.iync L. Mursc for the six-
ir term.
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PETERSON NATURALIZED
WITH THE Kin'H ARMY.
Pb'C Hum O. Peterson, 703 Del.
la, Klmnulh Falls, Ore., born in
Sweden, recently became o nat
uralized cltl.cn ot tho United
States In a ceremony In which
1M soldiers took the oath of alle
Ulanco and cltlzcnshln at hcnrl.
quurtcrs of Lt. Ocn. Mark W.
Clark, fifth army commander, In
northern Italy, ,
.
PRAIRIE OVERSEAS
IflTII AAV IN ITAI.V. o.i
Jack II. Prairie, 332 Commcrclai
rwuiiniun raus, ure., who has I
been III Italy for tho past clht i
months, Is now entitled to wear 1
tho gold overseas servlco bar un
der recent war. department;
orders. I
Sitt. Prairie Is an automobile
mpphnnln wllh F1.91 f lk..Bi.
heavy bombardment group
wnicn mis nown over 1U0 com
bat missions against tho enemy
In southern Europe.
. MRS. ROBINSON ENLISTS
Mrs. Junlta Fern Koblnson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. An
drew Llghllc, New Pine Creek,
Oro., has recently completed her
enlistment In the women's army
corps at recruiting headquarters
in Portland, Oro. Taking advan
tage of tho opportunity lo choose
her Job in the medical depart
ment, Mrs, Koblnson requested
trUitlillir AM 11 nilf.l Ctirla A
tho completion of her basic I
iruimiiK course, sno will be sent
to Horf General hospital in Call
fornlu. . .
MIBS PARRISH ENLISTS
Louise Parrlsh. daughter of
Mrs. Idu Parrlsh, Morehouse,
Mo., has recently completed her
enlistment In the women's army
corps at recruiting headquarters
In Portland. Sho was employed
by the war relocation authority
In Newell, Calif., before her en
listment, CASE PROMOTED
Vernon D. Case, son of Mrs.
Ethel M. Duron of Henley, for
merly of Merrill, hns been pro
moted to the rank of corporal In
the engineer corps at Fort Lewis,
Wash. At present he Is attached
with Company A, 52nd E. T. Bn.
ASFTC.
BALLANTYNE IN HOLLAND
F. O. John Ballantync, brother
of Mrs. Ruth B. Arnold, 3080
Cannon, who is a glider pilot
with the troop carrier command
In the European theater, was one
of many pilots to land in Holland
with supplies for tho paratroop
ers that had landed there on
D-day.
Although the glider piloted by
Ballantyne was hit by flak, he
managed to land safely without
casualties. In telling of his ex
perience, Ballantyno mentioned
tho friendliness of the Dutch
people who gave food to the
pilots after they had spent long
hours defending their landing
area and thn nenrhv Inwn
Ballantync was one of the par-
ui-iiMwii.i in mc uKiay onenstve
on Hitler's "West Wall," and
holds tho air medal,' as well as
special group presidential
citation. . '
..,. i ' .
ALFORD A PARATROOPER
Cpl. Forrest V. Alford, Rt. 3,
box 485-a, has won the right to
wear the "Wings and Boots" of
the. U. S. army paratroops.. He
na completed . lour . weeks of
Jump training during which time
hn nmrl flvj l.tmn. fi. 1..4 1
- ..... juiiiM, tliu IBM DC
ng a technical Jump at night
....viiiB a tuiiiuai proDiem on
landing, .
LEHMANN PROMOTED
Pvt. Thomas M.. Lehmann of
the army air force, has recently
been promoted to the: grade of
PrC-according to his command
ing officer at Lawson Field, Fort
Bennlnir fin Tl,. J., 4
v. IIIBl 11UUU
carrier command of which Leh-
it ' , mcmDcr, is tne branch
ot the air force charged , with
transnnrllntr m. ' ....-u ,
equipment to. the various battle
Vr "enmann entered1 the
Air Force December' 3, 1941.
He Is th nn nr rH r .1 .-
of tho Baldwin hitaL T """"
Special Ruling '.
Enables Vanport
Workers to Yore V
PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. A (TP)
Voting facilities at Vanport City
weren't adequate to handle all
the war workers by tho 8 p.' m.
poll closure, but a special rul
ing permitted them to vote, any.
way. , . , 1. :
Ifnrrv Pnmcrlll inn..l ,
I 11 ,uc, v iaui ' UL
uivuuons, oracrea tne two boards
to remain open until some 400
voters, who had stood In line
for . up to two hours, marked
their, ballots.. . . ..,
Portland Groups to
Receive Honor Shield
PORTLAND, Nov.' 8 (VP) The
Port nnrl pnminlHlnH n..uw
docks nnd the Oregon insurance
ratlntf hitman i.,lir ti
a '-... "'11 1 tvvivc 1110
coast guard security shield of
""iiu iiciu DHiurnay, Armistice
Dny,
Cmdr. Cnrloton Kclsey 61 the
COnflt' 'rftmiVl PQDn.i.n , Wnfll.t.,M.
tonD. C, and Cmdr. 'Amos Peas-
lue-oi mo temporary .reserve,
Philadelphia, will attend the
presentation during a review of
the coast guard temporary re
serve at the state armory. ,
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