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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1945)
ISESF III Air Force Opens Attack on Correqidor ' STREET CONDITION Tuesday, Fab. 20, 194S HERALD AND NEWS THREE Highlights of Another Week of War ffl NOW ,111 JIDILITftRY .in counly w0,l rcpre- V& hthS ry vy ri. rn with members '""i.BBluluni, Nuw Culnmi. C In United Stolen. ,"! $ the Orciion Stnto :ley.Bacl District No. - the followlMK members ."Vt Josuphlno Roslcky, ILf 'Mo Spier., U. 8. New Gill"1"1' Miiry Alice Sherman, li t. VlrliUu llcuvel.U. S. UAIIcisimit Powclon, SriMm""-t. Wagoner. a U Korcn Slrlml. U. S. , HawallBii Islands. Ij oilier nurses, not mom o( District 8. ore also scrv They sre Einln Barbara ..Ik U S. navy. Mure I- ,,Uer of Bonanza, U. S. 7, England. - ; Bonanza v ', ind Mrs. Charles ' Buak ,lo express their deep up j,lion lo the community and r miny friend, for their er and Hie mtmy beautiful useful lfl which they re a Mr" and Mr.. Busk lost r home and ull their' posscs i In a recent fire, ' M Bonanza-LunKoU valley economics unit met Tues February 13, nt the homo of Everett Spurks, with a Rood idincc, consldcrlnu the coil: ol the roads. E.Eyeri returned Inst week i Portland where ho under 1 1 major operation. He is lnf very aallsfactory re- miuse of the Impassable con n of the counly rondi over 4 the school bine, must tl, the Bonanza Rrada and r high school, had a "mud" lion during the last three i of last week. mil Lylle and a group of idi from Ashland .pent last lijr visiting at tho home, of Eycrs family and Mr.. Mary in. Ernest will be rcmem i by the older residents of immunity as tho .on of Mr. Mrs, Robert Lytic, and was i and attended school here, e Is on furlouKh after 21 Ihj of service In the South lie. n. Irene Bochdnldt returned week from Red Bluff. Ca f re she spent the winter thi with her daughter, 1 ' r. ind Mr. Roy Darby have a a lease on the Big Springs Ice station, and arc now und ready for business. Dar spent approximately ; two iinuic south Pacific. While i he contracted malaria, and t several month. In a hospl a Oakland. He find, that climate here has helped his lh consldcrnbly, and there to decided to enter busl here, rt Dorothy Eycr. .pent a i In the hospital In Klamath ma. result of an nttnek of She I. .till confined r home, but hope, .to be lo keep the Irrigation dls mice open In the Bftcr. during the weok.of Feb M9 to tho 25th. ' '.rid Mrs. jt. Bradghaw lmy mndc a trip to wo River last Sunday on I1' They report that the '"e extremely bad. i Merrill Mh!'imembcrfl ot tho. Worn, Hie Moose, Merrill chapter ItK prcscnt for 8 meet. lh r?mcn of 'he Moose; ki .,fijof M"--France, grand regent.. i Slia!!"ounccd also, that the J mmiitce of the lodge ?fen $75 andVo. , Slid l1t,? has becn SnW'S dcan o' the !i!!!ltjlendshlp. Women !" ; . - ; - :- . r4pXft;, . . . , , " (NEA TeUihoto) Corregldor Island, symbol of herolo V. B. resistance before Philippine, fell to Jnnnnese. rc :: with American bomb, fur the first tlnio u lath Army Air force U-eratori open the attack ou Uu lortrcu guarding ica ap. proacli to Munlla Harbor. Air Force photo. With a Hey, Nanny, Nanny A pair of goats, found tied up and starving at a farmhouse by British troop, on tho Western Front, were rescued and fed and rewarded their savior, by going lo work. Above, they pull a cart loaded with ration, for tho company cookhouse. Weverhaetiser .In the' Inst Issuo of Camp 6 new. It wn. erroneously report ed that llttlo Jimmy Nctherland was to mnko hi. homo with his grandmother, Mrs. Al Hnrtlc rode. Jimmy is only visiting while hi. mother is recovering from an Illness. Mr: and Mrs; Bennett moved out of camp last Sunday. A stork shower was held for Mr.. Ellen Denton at the hpmc of Mrs. Peggy Patterson at Ivory Pino February 15. Guests wore Mr.. Olga Howdck, Mrs. Mar gorct Wing nnd Mrs. Vorslc O' Banion of Camp 6, Lois McRob crts, Rcgina Dnhlc, Mrs. Ness, Mrs. Case, Marie Rnhpauh. Mary Fro.t, Goldlc Frost, Goldic Clemen., Roslc LaCrossc, Inez Obcnchaln, Doris Bell, Elaine Larky, Katie Conn, Ellen Mich aclson, Sarah McMillan, Doro thy Kannblc, Maud Butler, Mrs. Frank Obcnchaln Sr., the guest of honor, Ellen Denton, nnd the hostess, Peggy Patterson. Two games were played, the first prize In the first game going to Ellen. Deaton nnd the consola tion prize going to Inez Obcn chaln, Vcr.lc O'Banion won first prize . In the second game , with consolation prize going to Lois McRobcrts. Ellon Deaton was presented with many lovely gifts con tained in a yellow nnd white air plane: The hostess, assisted by Goldic Clemens, then served refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Borstlng of Camp 6 are tho proud parents of the Moose. Mrs. Recdcr has held a number of responsible of fices In this chanter and has also been active in district and state activities. of a fine bnby girl born at the Klnmath Valley hospital Febru ary 10. Children of the Camp 6 school had a Valentine party the after noon of February 14. They ex changed the traditional valen tines and all enjoyed refresh ments served during the after noon. ' . David Lloyd George Seriously III LONDON, Feb. 20 (P) David Lloyd George, Britain's elder statesman who recently was ele vnled to earldom, is seriously ill. - - The , 82-year-old carl was re ported suffering from a mild attack of influenza earlier this month, but was believed to be recovering. His condition is now causing anxiety among his friends, It was reported. Child Dies of Bite From Pet Dog TILLAMOOK, Feb. 20 OP) A face bite received as he sought to tnke a bono nwny from his pet dog resulted in the death of William Brown, 6. . , . Efforts to save the boy's life failed In a local hospital Sunday. He was the son of David A. Brown. , Classified Ads Bring Results. TIN COATS TIN PANTS OREGON WOOLEN STORE ... 800 Main So Waite Paper, Fatt and Tin Cant . DISTINCTIVE APPAREl, Phone. 8222 901.Moin S teek feathers on mooth young own-hugging fur fet Wth a sweep 0f '"tious feathers to careis your neaksl Black, navy or brown . . , ' T"w"?a ,n matched costing color or Service Men and Women Home on Leave S 2c Jack' Frlberg from South Pacific. Here for 30 days. The above service people are entitled to tree passes to the local theatres and free fountain service at Lost River dairy by courtesy of Lloyd Lamb of ,the theatres and R. C. Woodruff of the dairy. Please call at The Herald and News office (ask for Paul Haines) for your courtesy tickets. . Jan Garber to Play At Armory Soon Continuing the parade of name bands to the Klamath Falls armory is Jan Garber and his orchestra. Garber, known as "The Idol of the Airlanes," brings his aggregation of musi cians and entertainers here Wed nesday, February 28. On his appearance here last August, Garber set a record of 2100 paid admissions which still stands. . On his appearance here Feb ruary's, he will feature June Barton and Bob Davis as his vo calists. Bill Kleeb is featured on novelty numbers. Classified Ads Bring- Results. City Engineer E. A. Thomas appeared before city council Monday night to report that a section of Martin street, be tween Oak and Stukcl, is in a very poor condition, and the sit uation that exists is causing a great deal of trouble to motorists. According to Thomas, a large amount of water has settled In the street for an area of S00 feet, and several people have complained to mm of tms con dition. It was originally thought that the weather was the cause of the damage, but upon inves tigation, it was found that an underground flow of water was forcing itself through the sur face of the ground at this point and settling there. Thomas feels that the pres sure of several hot water wells that have been dug is this area may be possibly causing the trouble. He suggested the in stallation of a drain, with the cost amounting to approximate ly $450. Tho councilmen accept ed, his recommendation and pro posed that the amount used for installation be taken from the state highway tax fund. Man Found Dead In Street With $74,000 Tied About Waist VANCOUVER. B. C, Feb. 20 (Canadian Press) Police today were investigating the death of a man, tentatively identified as John G. Hill, whose body was found in the Cordova street ho tel last night. An old piece of shirting tied about the man'a waist contained more than $74, 000 in cash, bonds and bank drafts. '. More than $11,000 was in cash ranging from $500 bills to small change. . Bodies of Fliers Recovered From Crash WALLA WALLA, Feb. 20 (P) Bodies of 10 fliers who perished in the crash of a heavy army bomber last week were recover ed yesterday wit1) discovery of the plane in a canyon near Troy, Ore., Col. David . Wade, com manding officer at . the Walla Walla air base, announced. . Two crew members parachut ed to safety and returned to the field last week. None of the ' personnel was from the Pacific northwest, Col. Wade said. ABCABO TO MEXICO LEXINGTON, Ky. Eddie' Arcaro has been granted per mission by the Greentree Stable to ride Famous Victory in the $26,000 added. Handicap de las Americas in Mexico City, April 22. ' -' -' . .' ' " ' VITAL STATISTICS TSCHETTKR Born at Hillside hos pital, Klamath Falls. Ore.. 'February 10. 194S. to SS and Mrf. Russell Tschetter. box 717. city, twin boys. .. Weight: 7 pounds and 6 pounds. Worth SecrJ ENGLAND ViV7T'ifl - r in v iJ:::'-- bomb Dresden r r' si-tF. nit . i fJe. Dresden lEchternoch LLITHy i . . . -i i t Worse POLAND S V I aW. I . mm F3-3?J m8&imA ?:f. : fcWAillJe See mm t-.-:::-.-:.v-7T"?rvya-' tfl Cm nt A In 3r7alJ r-ioon Mere; ranxt i . w i H Fcnfernocf, If r FRANCE"-Z "V U. S.S. R. Reds outflank Berlin's eastern defenses in 30-miU drift. . converge on Dresden SWITZ,-. AUS. BudopestJ HUN. Budapest finally liberated vC0r ', tWlArtlA j bul : Mediterranean Sea.?: sir He ends in peace, Churchill reports MllcS 300 .'V:.::.-.v.v iRiMEA. i i " Ti'i i ifjir"i' Big Three seal doom oi pi Nazism, agree on con trol of postwar Germany I.-;-'., l-i5 TURRET .: , ' (NBA TeUptuuof . The Big Three conference at Yalta, sealing the doom of nazism, was the peak moment of one of th somentous weeks of. the European war. Oth?: developments are depleted on this map as giant drives .lit ' cait and west squeeze hard-pressed German ever border. Trio to Sing In Klamath Member, of a tiio entraqed in missionary work for tha Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day. Saints will sing here Wednesday, February 21, at 8 p. m., in the citv auditorium and the nublic is invited to attend. Eben R. T. Blomquist, secretary of the northern California mission, will speak., and Fay Royer will give several -"a". loiBwoii iuui ior nit ino m iw-3 or ine gins have completed thuir mission, arid will return to their homes. Sergeant Father of ' Twin Sons Born Here When SStrt. Russell Tschet. ter, United States army, returns from overseas, he will be greeted by twin sons born to Mrs. Tschet ter at Hillside hospital Monday night. , The ' youngsters tipped the scales at 7 pounds and 6. pounds. Mother and sons are doing nice ly, the hospital reports. A single cattail . head, was found to contain 147,265- seeds, each with a fluff parachute. I,S Q major f0t v 'rctte Doe. "'or lEli'K 'nlenil.l,.,",a- -Phone 3151 If It's a "frozen" artlcie you need, advertise for a used one in the classified. CAMP BLANKETS Part Wool . OREGON WOOLEN STORE - ... , 800 Mala : Pedestrian Deaths . ? ; Cause Traffic. Drive PORTLAND, Feb. 20 (VP) Po lice prepared today to arrest be; destrian violators of traffic reg ulations as the city's traffic death toll for 1945 reached 17 14 of them pedestrian fatalities. Capt. James W.; Purcell. said 13 jaywalkers were injured fa tally this year. Latest death,: that of George W. Gant, 85, was laid to jaywalking. . Classified Ads Bring Results. - 500 otter MONARCH FooaH-aH Jut a You'll find vour 1 Studebaker dealer THE months ahead may be hard going for many motor cars and trucks but you will find your '. nearby Studebaker dealer alert as always to your transportation needs and alive to bis obligations to his community and his country. ' Despite losses of men to the armed services, Stude baker dealers have mobilized their facilities and their ,- organizations to keep automotive equipment in good shape. And they are also continually co-operating in all : programs to conserve cars, trucks, tires and gasoline. , 11 you do $ ".now your nearest Studebaker dealer, : you ought to get acquainted. He's a truly helpful citizen. THE STUDEBAKER CORPORATION ODESIL MOTOR CO. 734 Klamath . Phone 414 .TUDEBAKSR ... MACITIMI BUIIDER OI FINE CS AHt TKUCKI
