vember 27,
1944
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE FIVE
Tw-e-e-e-t Girl
Death Strikes in the Philippines
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" " ,1 of disciiBslon mid a
' COi niinibi'r by Jean nd
slclScll On December 7,
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uil.W"rflnced later.
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!" Mti Clulr Lue. Mrs.
L "provost of I'ortUnd.
P' il!lnii her lstcr' M'"'
tl! i ,,i Hotciw. Kalhlc
;0ii, Malcolm U"",tlul nd
13olcn.
fti "nVtthecoun:
5 tifflie an soon im po
I'1 nr eir Py cbcckB, lie
hAucY Short, coun
f irt Rent for polling places
Kelly ."ouW Iwba
" .ion at the clerk's off Ico
ilScourlhomo building.
L, Walker Wanted The
!r Miss Walker, once a
H leather In Harvey. North
So ,, snd now believed to be
fried to a lawyer and llvliiK
Elimslh K"lls. I wanted at
;"hambcr of commerce. An In
is lo her whereabouts
ml to the chamber offlco re
iily from a Mrs. W. B. Bascon
!v,W City. N. P.
Jlillor Leave; Mm. Bob
fetr, tho former Mariiarcl Hay
filhli clly, has, relumed to
1 .... ...A... in, IhA vunnlf.
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i with Mrs. James Kerns at
ihomo on Lacuna. Mrs. Na
Sr It (loins private tutoring
S,e Snlem public schools.
Jtlsmnklni! her homo with her
tonls, Judiie and Mrs. Arthur
(tv of Salem, formerly of
(jtVICW
?,:...Ha Luncheon Thff
ilhly potmen luncncon oi inc
iterctle social ciun win nn
ik kmn, nt Mr Anna
...... Ill Martin anrl Mr. A
Xulhrlo will be co-nostess. All
triberi are urgod to attend, as
ilion of officers will be held
plans made for the Christ
parly, irot Diss Aivb Perl Bon-
r, a rtildcnt of Central Point
ihe Uit 20 years and for two
ni mayor or mat city, clieri
irsdny tol.iwlne a brief III
. He was the brother of
toryRunmv of this city. Final
fc were held Monday aftor-
fn In Mcdford with Interment
line Grants Pass cemetery.
lulgned TVSnt. Joe Kar-
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jon Ear
lof the Holland hotel In Med
D and formerly of Klamalh
Ci, has been assigned to the
y nr base at bnnta Ana,
if. He recently returner! frnm
jjnonths In England with the
q air torce,
film Eugene A guest at the
e of Mr. and Mrs. John
trinover the weekend was Alf
Jnson of Eugene. He Is an old
nd Of Ihn Miirl.. fumllu 1.
ijroiite to California to visit
iron Lloyd wounded In action
ne racitic and now In a hoa
I In Long Beach,
lilura Horn. Mr. and Mrs
Hemi ft nnJ Jnt.Ut XT-,
pi I Jean of Portland visited
ineir aaiiRiiter, Mrs. Keiv
The-mm. I inn r,r.Dn, j..-
na TKbhIj-.hI..i..-
rnna In Pn,n.Hj c..j...
iembiYu. ou"u"'
fllta Glmma nAi,.
wi 01 Lieipman will meet
Unu ' 0:43 wUh
Ei u,Btupsion Will DC
Ii and s.,,i fS ""cm.PLy
ted" "wl ul l unem
!ird Pari., c-t i.i
tn i,.: ' ""-'lusnip com
I'iH'n'n Belle Tompkins
Wonien of the Moose will
tmhnr in rany Wednesday,
n Z n":,'n lno Moose lial
P- 111. Rnlh m..
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lhll .Lj "'"Ui as inio IS
r -."in pariy,
h'tn Noril, n,t bi,...i
I??. .d her sister.in.lnw.
I 'ni'rft Sunday night
Th.i , cm allcr spend
'nanksL' v nn i,.. '...in.
B rt will.
S'lTOn's parents, Dr. and
Johnson of Pacific
led in ii. i. ol"""', nas re-
to the University of Orc-
wlihi, ruanksgiving
AliJi SPr Prcnt. Mr. nnd
r-T.' "1D" of Payne street,
N Church Opens
'ic Prayer Room
re R fV.r n11 who
n,,'? Prnycr. mrtliilnn.
let ,lsl,!t.v-On the Ninth
In froihT1 b,".t two "'"i"
Ii ,'ro H'o sic ewnllt. this
I .,n,"!tul and Bltrac
c'oX "n', restful, warm
cWor(nblo. The Bible,
rrljT '""yer, tlcvotional
I anrl J.'ci..,r.''a!y 'or. per-
Ptd Til,. "Plift. It
m I room ,,hr0Mh " U5ft
fili.,,rno"l for Bravpr anrl
H win, ",al w may keep
vvorh... al,rvice men
7tJien. stop Jn to pray
Visitors Mr. unci Mi a p
niohm of Porllnnrl wrre rm-nni
guests at the home of Mr. unci
Mrs. G. C. Blohm on Pncllic
Icrrnce. They ariivrri nn WpiI.
ncsday, November 22, and loft
the following Saturday,
To Barktlcy Nndlno Pnlmcr.
Ion, (luughter of Mr. und Mrs.
Lorcn Pulmerton ol Puelfic Tnr.
raco, has returned to her studies
at the University i California
after spending the weekend
ncrc.
To Bpk Wavno L. Mono.
senalor-cloct of Oregon, will
speak at the 16th niiuuiil parent's
dinner tonight, Monday, at 0
o'clock In the high school inirli-
torium. The public Is cortli.UW
Invited to attend.
Ritual Pracllc The rllunl
committee chairman, Kathleen
iiepourn, ol uie Women of the
Moose, asks all officers and p.k.
corts to meet for practice Tues.
rwy, nnvemner its, at b p. m, In
tho hall.
Back to School Dorpthca
E 1 1 1 n g a o n. who sncnt the
Thanksgiving weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. P. El
llngson of Pacific Terrace, re
turned lo the University of Call.
fornia Sunday.
Return Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam G. Ely of Klamath Falls
will .ctiirn today from Portland
where they spent Thanksgiving
with relatives. Ely Is employed
as a clerk at the local reclama
tion bureau.
Visits Parents Mr. and Mrs.
George Potucek and children
visited her parents, Mr. unci Mrs.
John Mnrln, 2.104 Home, last
week. They left Sunday for their
homo In Mcdford.
M 1 1 n a Postponed The
Happy Day sewing club has post
poned lis meeting from Wednes
day, November 28, to December
7. The placo will bo announced
later.
Nw AddrssPvt. William C.
(Bill) Mvers. snn nt Mr nnrl Mr
A. A. Mvers. 2U2fl Annlrrnlr.
nOW IiHK A nnu, nrlrlrj. A C M
30346650 Co.' D, 2nd ' battalion,
ist regiment, Lamp Flauche,
New Orleans, La.
Offlca CloiArl Tl, na.,nl
eruillng office will be closed
lucsciay, Wednesday and Thurs
day as Dan Schrelber, recruiter
In charge, will be in Portland
attending a recruiting conference.
To Dunsmuir Mrs. Tlmothv
Murphy returned to her home
In Diuismulr Monday morning
after spending the weekend
hero.
Medical Attention Roy Good
ing of the Lnkevlew highway
was admitted to Hillside hospital
early Monday morning for med
ical treatment.
Outiti Arriv Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Hlncs of Eugene, Ore.,
arrived last week to visit Mrs.
Hines' parents, Mr. and Mfs. F.
O. Small.
Knopp Rc1ym Medal Mrs.
Ted Knopp has received word
that her son, PFC. Harvey E.
Baker, has received the Combat
medal for service in the battle
of Salpan.
Visits Zenith Flynn, San
Francisco, visited her mother,
during the Thanksgiving holi-
PlnoehU Club Ye Oldo Pi
nochle club will meet Thursday,
November 30, with Nona Hall,
01A East Main, for luncheon at
1 p. m. 1
Merry Mixers Alberta Al
len, 2461 Orchard way, will en
tertain the Merry Mixers Thurs
day evening, November 30.
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filu!
i . t it
In proDaoiy just another press
agent's stunt, but it ia certainly
worth making a memo of the
fact thai eyeful Virginia Mayo,
above, Hollywood actress, has
been appropriately dubbed "The
Girl Most Likely to Be Whis
tled at in 11145." And it's not
too early to start practicing.
Btturni South Frank A.
Payne left Monday morning to
return to his home at Aguanga,
Calif., after visiting for sev
eral days with his sister, Mrs.
Ward Dolan of the Spring Lake
district and his daughter, Mrs.
Leo Angus of this elty. Payne
was a resident of Klamath for
a number of years before mov
ing south.
ExpacUd Htr Mrs. Ken
neth Stucstall, Seattle, the for
mer Swea Swansen of this city,
is expected here Thursday to
be the guest of Adclle Zamsky.
Mrs. Stucstall will be matron
of honor at the wedding of First
Lt. Gordon O. Erlandson and
Miss Zamsky the evening of De
cember 4, at the Klamath Luth
eran church.
To Spokana Andrew Loncy
Jr.. supervisor of music in the
public schools, left this week-
From Kino Earl Kerns of
Kcno was here today on a rou
tine business trip.
REUNION ON LEYTE
ALBANY, Nov. 27 (IP) Four
servicemen, a father and three
sons from here, met on Leyte is
land after a separation of 30
months. Tlicy aro K. C. Drnner,
seaman 1st clnss, and his three
sons, PFC Edgar, Lt. (jg)
unanes, a cuve bomber pilot,
and Jack of the merchant marines.
In Who'i Who Betty Hop
kins of Klamath Falls is among
seven Lewis and Clark univer
sity students who are to appear
in tho forthcoming issue of
"Who's Who Among Students
in American Colleges and Unt
vcrsitics."
Fairvitw PTA A meeting
of the Fairv cw PTA will be
held Thursday at 2:30 in the
school auditorium when Mrs.
Fay Cantlin will be guest speak
er. All mothers of Fairvicw
pupils arc invited.
Dies In Vancouver Mrs. Dale
Warren, the former Lilah Knibbs
of Klamath Falls, died Sunday
afternoon in Vancouver, Wash.
Funeral services have been set
for Wednesday afternoon.
Hasblns Mtt Hazbins of the
Eagles auxiliary will meet Thurs.
day, November 30, at 8 n. m
at the home of Mrs. Mary Lewis.
Anyone unable to attend should
call Mrs. Lewis.
Youths On Probation
For Check Passing
Lorraine Bratton, 19. and Ken
neth Huck, 18, were placed on
Brobation for two years by Judge
avid R. Vandcnberg Saturday
morning, after they had pleaded
guilty to charges of knowingly
tendering forged checks'.
Both waived their preliminary
hearings, time to olea and in
dictments, and appeared before
the circuit court on the informs
tion of the district attorney.
homk" PERMANENT WAVt
NaturiMonVlnr curlnndwiVMnow
youri Miily. cooMy. comfort Ny, lT
ibQmt.OoHyoumif.Tbe trailing
cent Itu tvervthlnt vou netd.-
toliiiion, curltn. bsmpoo and wave it, Eniy
'Permtnentvirt
-my
tbt
Mil.
f home ptrmintat wava kit. Gat om today at
WnKKontr Dm if and all drutf atoru.
tmUlnff vour hiir un in curlcn. Inilit
ptnulne ChermKurI America 'a larjtMt tell.
The
STEAK HOUSE
126 South 7th St.
Now Open!
Ar Same Crow tt Same Service
Open 24 Hours
Specializing in Grilled Steaks
Merchants Lunch, complete . . 60c
and, of course
Hamburger Barbequo Chili
Eddi Eittreiro hoi diipond of hi interest in "Eddie'i
BOCCHI ON LEAVE
Air Crewman Leo Bocchl, son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. Bocchi, was
here on leave from Jacksonville,
Florida, since Thursday, Novem
ber 16, visiting his parents and
hunting. He left Monday, No
vember 27 for Hudson, Kan,
where he will be in a Liberator
squadron.
LAWLER RECEIVES STAR
First Lt. Vincent R. Lawlcr.
husband of Mrs. Esther Lawler,
assistant secretary of the Klam
ath chamber of commerce, has
been awarded the Bronze Star
for "meritorious achievement in
connection with military opera
tions, against the enemy at
Netherlands East Indies between
September 16 and October 28.
Ills wife received his citation,
stating that Lt. Lawler of the
engineer construction battalion,
"charged with the highly im
portant task of constructing
causeways to an oil Jetty and
to a floating wharf, utilized field
expedients, made bold use of ex
plosives and available equip
ment, and displayed outstanding
engineering knowledge and
Judgment in the. pursuance of
his task."
"Lt. Lawlcr a outstanding per
formance of duty," the citation
read, "was in keeping with the
highest traditions of military
service."
Lt. Lawlcr is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Lawlcr of Oak
land, Calif. He is a graduate
of St. Mary's university, and en
listed soon after Pearl Harbor.
HAZARDOUS NIGHT
An article appeared in the
Chico paper recently concerning
an exciting nignt mission in
Guam of Cpl. Bruce Parks, for
merly of Modoc Point, Ore., and
son of Mr, and Mrs. P. F. Parks,
who have many friends here In
Klamath Falls.
Taking badly needed ammu
nition to the front on Orote
peninsula, Cpl. Parks and six
other leatherneck transport men
were snot at by Jans, naa one
truck break down in a ditch and
another closely escaped running
over a land mine. The round
trip of 10 miles took them five
hours to complete, but tney
reached headquarters safely
shortly before daylight.
Col. Parks attended Chiloquin
high school and entered the ser
vice in 1941. He has been over
seas 29 months.
Modern Casanova
Out On Bail
GREAT FALLS. Mont..' Nov.
27 (PI Lester Logan Martin,
whom Sheriff John Bradley of
Fort Benton said had admitted
being the father and father-to-be
of six children by four wom
en in North Dakota. Washing
ton, Montana and Alaska, was
at liberty today under $1000
bond after pleading innocent
to a Mann act charge.
Sheriff Bradley quoted Mar
tin as saying he was the father
of two children born out of
wedlock to a woman in Bremer
ton. Wash., a child born five
months ago to a nurse in North
Dakota, and is the expectant
father of a child by a ureat
Falls woman, formerly of Bremerton.
Martin was visited yesterday
at the Cascade county jail by
his wife, Mrs. Beona Martin,
formerly of Whitehorse, Y, T.
They have a nine-year-old son
and are expecting another child.
An unusual force that shakes
fighter planes out of pilots' con
trol during combat dives has
been shackled by two metal
strips that are hinged to the un
der side of the wing, controlling
the flow of air across the wing.
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Victim of Jan mortar fire, an American infantryman lies twisted in deatn oeswe ms jeep, nis face uurlJ
In the deep mud of this typhoon-loihed Leyte Island Jungle road. Tills is the last picture made by A
Acmc Photographer Frank Prist Jr.. who met death a scant half hour later on the same road when a Jao
sniper bullet caught him at wheel of his jeep, killed bun Instantly.
Everybody Fights Nazis in Greece
-i v -7-r rr wnwtT-inivurnr'm
Greek women fought heroically beside their men to help liberate
their homeland from the hated Nazis. In photo above, some of
the men and women partisans who helped Allies free Athens
are pictured passing through the hilly country near Greek capital.
Refrigerators to
Be Tagged For
Essential Uses
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27 (P)
The war production board said
today that any refrigerators'
manufactured under the spot au
thorization plan will be tagged
for highly essential uses.
They will be added to the
frozen stockpile of refrigerators,
now down to 48,000 units from
700,000 in February 1942. With
drawals are permitted only to
meet army and navy needs for
Jerome J. Shine, 38, 422 Front,
was fined $100 and 30 days in
police court Monday morning by
Police Judge Harold Franey fol
lowing his arrest Saturday night
on a charge of operating a motor
vehicle while under the influ
ence of liquor.
Shine was arrested by city po
lice at Oregon and Donald at
T.iO p. m. Saturday and lodged
in the Klamath Fails jail.
Ten drunks, one vag and one
drunk and disorderly appeared
Monday following the weekend
roundup. In addition, four
drunks, two disorderly and one
traffic violator bailed out.
Milk From Coal Mine
Supplies Nazi Town
ALSDORF, Germany, Nov. 24
(Delayed) P) This American
occupied German town has been
getting its milk supply from a
herd of 25 Holstein cows 1200
feet under the ground.
Coal mining is the chief in
dustry of Alsdorf, but right now
the outstanding products of its
principal mine are fresh milk,
pork, veal and mutton.,
The cows, some pigs and
sheep were taken underground
by the townspeople in late Sep
tember to protect them from
shellfire and bombs and from
other Germans who wanted
them. The town is still under
intermittent shellfire and the
animals remain safe and sound
inside the mine.
Girl Sought For
Questioning On
Death of Child
VAKIMA, Nov. 27 (P) A 19-year-old
Toppenish girl, in
whose apartment was found the
body of five-year-old "Butchy"
Langley Saturday, is being
sought for questioning, Deputy
Sheriff Bert Guns reported yes
terday. Guns said the child's foster
mother, Mrs. Grace Langley of
Mullan, Idaho, said she had left
the boy in the care of the girl
while she worked in Mullan
and the foster father, Virgil
Langley, was working in Los
Angeles.
Deputy Bud Burleson and
Guns said the child's body was
found lying on a bed by Earl
ciegnom, a friend of the girl.
SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL
SPOKANE, Nov. 25 &) Pa
SPOKANE, Nov. 27 (P) Pa
in this war will be memorialized
by trees planted along a lane 'at
Baxter General hospital, J. Fred
Austin, chairman of the Baxter
civic planting committee, an
nounced yesterday.
the storage of medicines and
other similar purposes.
Classified Ads Brim; Result.
11 H A IN 1TBEET
THE BURR-O-
ISOPEN
Noon To 8 P. M.
Closed Sundays
ASTCHANCE THIS WEEK
105
HAPPY
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DIRECT
FROM FACTORY
For Sale
Certified Blue Tog
Netted Gem
Seed Potatoes
. $3.35 Cwt.
f . o. b. Baker, Oregon
December Delivery
ELMER SATTERBERG
. Baker, Ore.
If it's a "frozen"
need, advertise for
in the classified.
article you
a used one
DONTJUST
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your drug store. "
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ORDER FOR
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farm and initruclion ihatf.
Set up at you und to ds with domlnoai. At your signal to Pswat
Wvt Pete, the entire row falls. Build fantastic pattern!, armili,
furniture, castles. They seem to climb up hill and coast down, A
fascinating toy for young end eld. $1.35 plus IS cents delivery charge
per box. II you with .we will ship COD $1.35 per bo' plus COD post,
age. Steele It limited end will be ethausted before Christmas. Mail
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