Herald and news., February 15, 1945, Image 5

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wW".d ' ' T II. Uulslgcr
lii'to from Ij Jimtii
I" i. ( Mil ill U Junta, uuin.
KUrnli.K. fr Will
I"""',.! ,.. rik lii mini, uiiy,
Korchehlorc-celvo fur
t inlninf-
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1t Bunioss. M.n of Mr. mul
,Sj,mrt Harness of I,uko
driw 'nrrlvcd home Weri
ff 10-dny leave which
iHwnd Willi l'l l",rim,!V
ZtWcA h w wlnKH nisi
-"TVlunw to Hun Mm
'L mrihcr training follow-
M, leave In Klun.ath Fulls.
L.ion Auoclollon Tho null
Emn!oyp National Pension
..i.... u inret rriciuy.
'Zii 18. nl 0 i. m., Hi h
of M- S. II. Kerry 2105
A mnnrl In to ho
-..,rnll1t iw Df'llNltm 1)111
Pwnt before congress, ".,ul
minim n r,vl"
conjrcH.
.... u..h it. C. Prud-
bit, (or many yenrs employ-
ulh( pressman tor jne uer-
I Hid NCWS, I.Ml llll.lBllliy iu.
1 1 E.i.numti.r wllprn llu has
hhascd a ranch. I'rudhomnie'it
lily will Join him later. Prutl-
jit 1ms uci'ii wuii me hit
imd News since Juno 1, 1020.
Lh.r Killed Robort Eel-
Gadbom. fornuT aoiunurn
tide employe, wus advised of
dtalli 01 HIS oroiner, kiiicu
:tion on Luzon In tho Philip
: campaign. Gadbols linn lefl
T.nnant Cllllf.. in bfi With
pirtnli before reporting for
in uie sconces.
Msdlord Tom Pnrkcr, nil-
31 superintendent of Critter
it national park, returned to
.-jlti tails from Mcmoru
bday nlRht where he ut.
ltd a conference Willi oilier
i officials for the purpose
discussing park plans fur
lummcr.
Hula Totili-The results of
Shasta school March of
n brouiilit $-10.50. and the
list .lamp total cuunllcd
1.10 last week, K I v I n It a
i total of $3230.00 for the
of 1945,
k Hospital Mrs. Hims An
bon, Chilonuln. wns moved
h Klamath Auciicy liospl In I
.Mimam valley Hospital by
as araouianco Wednesday.
Anderson Ij receiving trcot
st here.
ttmp'8al Hlverslele stu-
Its. In thfl wrpUlv lllimn !
pcied Tuesday, purchiiscd
in wur stamps, brliiKIng
Um to $:nin,8S, slnco tho
W oi inc school yenr.
lira pi :
aent was called to the nlley
. - .-. wiv nun nuic.
pay when fire wns reported
fled no domaKc.
CsfH D -nt. k,
u j wl" nnt "old me
C7,.K'r4Porly. Friday, Feb
Eii'1 Th5 ncxt one will bo
pwuflry a,l.
fWand Grsnoo'rim mi,i.
iranto win i,i.. ....i
v Qnin-t U "u,li t-.nu
"'"'y. February 17, nt
:??! the home of iWr. unci
From Camp Hood Wuc T8
IJi-iiili) F. Gllliliind from Ci.mp
lluoil, 'J'cx., Is in Klnniiilh Fulls
vInIIIiik Set. Uillyo J. Sni-Kiiurd,
who Is connected with Wuc re
rrultlnu personnel hero. Cpl.
Gllilliinil is i.ssIkik-(I to ItcepiiiK
IriilnliiK records straight by de
tecting mistakes mid omission
unci tracing their cuuse. alio will
bo here two weeks.
Fined Louis N. Morris, 2401
Hberleln, wits fined $2 In police
court Tliursdiiy morning for vio
lation of thu biiHle rule. One
disorderly conduct and vagrun
cy case npiicured In court this
morning along with a drunk
and disorderly enso and four
drunks, Two additional drunks
balled out.
Leaving Mrs. John Foster,
ncc Mnry Ileth Hammond, Is
resigning her position with the
Kli.math bureau of reclumulion
mul plans to leave soon to Join
her husband, PFC John Foster,
USMC, at Camp Pendleton, San
Diego, Calif., where he is now
stationed.
To Moot The Knights of
Pythlns will meet Thursday at
II p, ni. In the KI hull. All
members are urged lo be pres
ent as final arrangements for
the blrthdny party ncxt week
will bo muclc.
Home on Leave AC ttobert
Cielst, U. S. army air corps, ar
rived home today from Sheppard
field, Tex., to visit his mother,
Mrs. licllo Cielst, 315 Lincoln.
Cielst will return lo Sheppard
field, March 2.
Hoporlt Acting Police Chief
Orville Hamilton reported that
tiic Klamath Fulls city pound
and kennels collected a total of
$110.7.1 during the month of Janu
ary, 1045.
Tau Chapter Tail chapter of
fluid Sigma Pill will meet to
night (Thursday) at 7:30 tit the
homo of Mrs. George Aliens
worth, on 1130 Lincoln.
- From Oakland Everett Lin
villa from Oakland, Calif., is
returning to his home Thursday
after n brief visit with friends
in Klamath Falls.
VVac Technicians
Needed by Army
Wounded men arc being re
turned to army general hospitals
lit the rate of more than 30,000
men a month or 1000 men a day,
It wns pointed out by the bureau
of public relations. With battle
casualties mounting, the army's
need for hospital personnel, both
nurses and Wac technicians is
more than ever emphasized.
Personnel will bo sent to the
Wac training center at Fort Ogle
thorpe, Co., to begin basic mili
tary training. Following this
course and six weeks of study at
nn army medical departpient en
listed technician school, they
will be ready for assignment to
n hospital.
Cases of tuberculosis, practi
cally non-existent In Norway be
fore the war, totalled 1604 cases
In the first four months of 1044.
-TIib housing problem offers no worries to these seven pet quail
bolonglng to Mr. and Mrs. Frunk Pctuya, of Son Francisco. They
feel quite nt home as they roost on their tnend a toy cocker
spaniel, also a pet In tho Petuya household,
Twice as Many Federal
Workers Get Deferment
Lt. John' A. Fiscus reported
to the Klamath naval air sta
tion Thursday as assistant wcl-;
fare and recreational officer.
Lt. Fiscus, whose home is in ;
Mnntcbcllo, Calif., served as ;
gunnery officer on merchant
ships during his sea duty and
comes here directly from the
armed guard center ut Treasure
Island. Lt. Fiscus will be joined
by his wife and 3-year-old
daughter.
PURCHASES TO CLOSE
CORVALLIS, Feb. 15 (I1)
Government purchases of Ore-
f;on seeds used for cover crops
n southern and cast central
states will close for the season
on March 10, the state AAA said
today.
Insurance, nothing but insur-.
ance, Hani Norland, 118 North
7th.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15 (I')
The number of federal workers
receiving draft deferments be
cause of their employment has
more than doubled since Inst
year, congress wus told tod'iy.
The Information eumo from
Selective Service Director Lewis
B. Hcrshey In a report which
said 263,009 government lob
holders qualified for military
service were' deferred as of De
cember 1, 1044.
In a report a year ago the
total was given as 130,605. The
figure are for men between the
ages of 18 and 38.
He added Hint of those quali
fied for service 211,430 arc in
the 30 to 38 age bracket.
The navy was listed as having
the most deferred personnel,
with 155,888, closely followed
by the wnr department with 112.
005. The post office department had
33,070, with other agencies far
below.
Several states had more men
listed than the District of Colum
bia, which had 12,005.
Slate leaders Included Call-:
fornin 25,949, and Texas 17,404.
Other state figures included: 1
Idaho, 2263; Montana, 1769; i
Nevada, 538; Oregon, 1903; Utah,
35tw; wasningion, vnv.
Alaska hod 454.
Housewives, Business
Men Asked to Garden
CORVALLIS, Feb. 15 (VP)
Housewives and businessmen
were called to the spade and hoe
again as Oregon State college of
ficials began mapping the state's
third victory garden drive.
The extension service, skipping
a state convention, will hold
county victory garden committee
meetings to urge home garden
ers to equal lost year's produc
tion of 40 per cent of the na
tion's fresh vegetables.
Extension officials reported
55,000 farm gardens in the state
lust year the same as in 1043;
and 120,000 fiurdens In cities and
towns of Oregon about 25,000
less than In 1043.
Juttt Keceivcd .
GABARDINE
SHIRTS
Fine tailored 40 wool, 3
button cuff. Tan and brown.
Siiet 14-17 $8.95
DREW'S MANSTORE
733 Main St.
ANNOUNCEMENT
We Are Very Fortunate in Securing
Howard Bradbury
AS
Shop Superintendent
Mr. Bradbury i very well qualified for this position. He hat
had years of experience, and will be remembered from the
yean he managed the Imperial Garage. He then operated
the Merrill Garage for four years, and comes to us now from
a service position in Salem.
Mr. Bradbury takes complete charge of our mechani
cal department, and joins us in inviting you in.
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Klamath
Phone
4103
Klamath Falls
BELL STUDIO
Now In
New Location
712 Main St.
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and designs. Siies range up to 18x24
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