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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1945)
CONSTRUCTION IIED BY GROUP top"" ofdl,. fc i..,ini commission X council chambers. ?." w 1 rccom- h. tlio ciiy UV.""" r itv a" C.iT I" WSL ihnt the council r?h ivlMblllly of pan V'Z regulating the l,nd plotl, of trocs' fi.rlv In Prkln areas, W the trouble caused f "L . in clogging the f ijt chairman of the r mfnii commission, loft I''SLnMclny to attend S. tonight on n planning In b II now before the Ln to Pick Up Let Held In Mexico Llvr Sheriff Dole Maltoon Custody, of Samuel F. II Indicted by tho Klam IU'" lurv on a Cn l. pected to return lie pr- -" Life Service Study Decline lit AND, Feb. 21 (If) I s fish and wild life ,' which hoe $100,000 on ir work In Oregon, Wash- kind icwno, wm u 4i.A ri a 1 I ii a In the Late upper river salmon MAi.at wn voted bv ...... .i. n,,. nf l ie Orcuon Fmmlulon nnd tho Wash jnn.rimnni mpctina here day. Tho dclrgntee, mull it drop In iiiiturnl salmon ling, alio cnllcd for a halt lullon ol streams, puruvu 'the Willamette rlyer. I two-state group sci- inn ...I., .nrlnt, rnmiYtltrctal i tenon in the Columbia For the same naics as insi Uirch 21-Anrll 1. with a tin) closure from, noon 24 to 6 p, m. raurcn zo. lone Limits Sale , Shirts, Pajamas pKANE, Feb. 21 (PI -Al- Hi. reporting sunicieni htntt'innlv nnrmal demand. ine clothing retailers said theywero nmiung snics Iris and milama to two wstomer to accommodate (it number or persons LlLn'uM Hlcnntfh mint. ie national association of nd psjsma manufacturers ring stocks were at 'a new id brought about a run on H yesterday. rogue River .E.J. Tuning has returned Newbcrg, Ore,' Ho attend i ' ministerial conference While away ho also visit '.and Mrs. W. Watson and 'it Marlon, Oro. . p Shelter of Klamath Fails I Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Or i Put weekend, ' ind -Mrs. D. Cook and tar visited on Williamson Wth Mrs. Cook's father, Sargent. win Snocn, an Ewauna company employee, spent kend In Redmond. , -ie. E, Riley was hero over wkend visiting Riley and M Mrs. K, R. Ncwlvn. und Mrs. Byron.Welch n. Kelly were business p to Klamath Falls Thurs- rjChiloquin Is suffering vA Mrs. v.. r int. w W morning for .Oklahoma. i"'tcompaniccl tiy R. T. ' j return to nis home Jhort visit there. . . rv tor tho pnt tn ni.li . F of Smith, who has re Pjrom overseas. They ex tjjturn.ln a month. , rican Invosion A'rmada Hits Iwo Jima Arrfe lirywcw i wt . . .i IT'" ' l-W. rWWWL ""- - ..... i ; ' v. J V! i ' V., , ! f - ; .f (NEA .Radio-Telenhoto) American wnrnliipn (nrrowa) stand off Iwo Jlma as lines of speeding barges speed towards shores of Jtip-hcld outpost, only 700 miles auuth ot Tokyo, as Murines of Fourth and Fifth Divisions began their Invasion. Land mass In background Is Hurlbudhl Yama, extinct volcano at narrow southwestern end of the flvc-mile-long Island. This plcturo was made from a Navy plane, transmitted by radlbtclephoto to Ban Francisco from Guam, : ' ' ) . ljg By JUANITA SHINN There will be a war stamp snle in the students' room, sponsored by the Klmnuth Kniuhts. Thurs day noon. Today was the deadline for Spanish club members to place oruers lor incir club pins. Tho pen as sembly tomor row, prior to the district bas ketball tourna ment,, will be conducted by members of the HI Y. Immedi ately following the' assembly thore will bo a Hl-Y-snonsored after-school dunce, Admission will bo 20 cent. " ... Sometime next week there will be n reorganization meeting ni ine rmiirt Teachers or Amer ica, Tho club will meet with Its new adviser, Wnlter. Eschebeck, who took advlscrshlp of tho club after Clifford Rowc, former ad viser, icii 10 assume mines ni Pacific .university ln Forest Grove. . Jim Cnse was selected to be valedictorian for the graduating class of 1945, with a grade averago1 of l.Ofl, rind!' Marjoric Husklnson of Keho Is to be the snlutntorlan, with an average of J.OB. ... Willamette Given Bulk of Estate PORTLAND, Feb. 21 fPi The bulk of an estate' estimated at $100,000 will go to Wlllom- etto university, probate court records showed today. . Alfred Is. Seaqucst, Portland, who died February 15,- be queathed his pioneer homestead at Silver Lake, Wash., to the state of Washington fur a state fiark with the proviso that no Iquor be used on the premises. Ho loft minor bequests to . a church and friends. . . . . These Beggars Can, , Be Choosers ALBANY. Feb. 21 (P) Ray Cox, owner of an Albany cafe teria got tired trying to stretch his weekly quota of eight cartons ot cigarettes to all customers. So he decided to give them away one after-dinner cigarette to a customer. Tno iags su in a bowl by tho cosh register, marked "Tako one." "Pconle tnko them, but they're a little choosey," ho said. "They pecK around in tno dowi unui they find their own brand." ' Hans Norland Auto Insurance. Pvt. Floyd Baldwin Given Posthumous Award of Purple Heart ' Mrs. Laura L. Baldwin, 1321 Wordcn, received word rocchtly from the war department that her son, Pvt. Floyd (Tom) Bald win, 23, USMC, has been award ed the Purple Heart posthum ously for military merit and for wounds resulting In his' death in the Pulau islands October 10, 1044. .... Pvt. Baldwin entered the ma rine corps In July of 1042 and graduated from Klamath Unfon high school In 1040. He also at tended Falrvlcw grade school hore.. . . . . 4 , . Brushes, Radio Reported: Stolen Warren Harris, Janitor at Klamath . Valley, hospital, re ported to city police Tuesday that a kulsomino brush valued ot $10 belonging to C. A. Rume bart and a paint brush valued at $6 belonging to F. C. Ellis were stolen . from the garage there some time during the past five dnys. D. J. Breese,'824 Lincoln, re ported stolen -from- his -garage a table model radio, some time within the- last month. Brcesc stated that this radio was in need of repairs -and. may. be found in a repair shop. One vag, one disorderly case and two drunks appeared in police court this morning. Therc are 17 Inmates in the city Jail at present, . , . , BLACK MAGIC : MOSCOW. Idaho, Feb. 21 (V) Police examined a dirty lump of material which John 'Llewellyn said was used in .smashing a large plate glass window in his store. When they washed It In warm water, it vanished. Officers decided that It 'must have been a muddy piece of ice : flipped into tnc window . Dy a passing car's wheel. . If It's a "frozen" .article yo-i need, advertise, for' a used one in the classified. ' Woes Welcome Returning Soldiers ion Gripsholm : (JERSEY CITY, N. J Feb. 21 lP) Joyously welcomed by uni formed Wacs the girls they left behind them 463 sick and wounded American soldiers came back from German prison camps today .on. the exchange ship Gripsholm. ,' . A Woe-filled army boat, its loudspeaker blaring1 the strains of "Don't Fence Me In," met the sleek 18,000-ton Swedish motor ship at quarantine, and' a Wac band at the pier serenaded the men, who were among the pripsholm's 1209 passengers. - j The ship docked shortly after 1 p. m. (EWT). - Fifty-five ambulances were gathered at the. Hudson river pier to remove the servicemen to the army's Halloran General hospital on Staten island. ' Passengers running from port to starboard ,to wave at the cir cling army boat caused the Grips holm to list as much as 10 de grees) said Lt. Comdr. James Kahn, navy, public relations off I- COLDS: riCHT MISERY i FIGHT MISERY where you feel it-rub throat, .chest and back with time-tested VapoRub : cer who" we'nt aboard" at quar antine.. , . , , ,'.''' Kahh said he 'was Informed that' the - white-painted- ship, which flies the blue' and gold colors of neutral Sweden, made the 13-day crossing irom. Mar seilles without Incident. 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