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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1945)
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Child nttld- B nxumiiiiiiiviis ITMU Ptou L under this liend. , Ray Casebeer tssing In Action U nv Cnsebcor. son of tho Wallace Cnscbeor of KWim- lrlli, and Mrs. t.l.Ho une. ' now 01 t-umnu I'uuu, vrc, Julnir In nclion In Germany : February . nm motner notified this week. buni Cnncbeer has been ismj since November, 1044, ti Infantryman In the fourth lion. Ho hat seen action In fcnbourtf and Germany. Dur- hli rcjldcnco In Medford, 'beer was president of tho (ford hlnh school student and an outstanding foot star. His father was well kn hero as nn entertainment bilon operator. 0 GROUP PENDS BUSY (AO IN AREA Hist Jailed On irge of. Assault IEG0N CITY, Feb. 28 OV) ord H. Zlmmermnn. 38. 1st hero for the last 10 hi, was In tho C ackamas !iy fall today on a clunnc !.auH with Intent. to com-inc. ill is set at $10,000. District frnry Stanley Mitchell sold iparato complaints, most of involving youim girls, up the charue. Zlmmcr- arrest last nluht bv suite f ind sheriff's officers ell id a month's; Investigation pc urcnicii, county traffic gnmorman was to be or l today before Justice of eacc I'aul c. Fischer. bto Admitted to Jbore Court le eitsln nf (l,o 1( TM, fward, 86, who died Fcbru- p. 1945, ncur Holly, Colo., admitted to probatd Wed- Iv In rirrnlt t petition was filed by Enrl KvarH inn ,il Hit II- t- --.-, miu muuum s. III. dailL'hllil K n k nl m Falls, In the Interest of i,.r;.01 lMC e,"to cstlmat- 14500. npliwllnn umn I., tjopcrtv In Klamath coun J Ii!0 2 Pcrson"l property. """'wi imeaiaie, the pell Wed. Hehs asked that Mman of Klomnth Falls ?& Mccutor of the estate. ' Perkins is the attorney. I .i. i.r. ,or U5ec o" X 'wMiiicq. No Time On Her Hands! r H Attractive Edna Lindor holds down a rogulor job as head toro,fllrl pt Fluhror'a bakory, but has found timo to put in 150 t?iUr,i?1.. USO cen,or 'nc " Inception Novombor 22, 1844. Mlia Under wai th only volunteor to racoivo a 150-hour pin at the rcnt volunteora' party. She does clorical work, asslits In the check room, mails packages and fulfills her duties as a Junior Hostess at USO throo days a week, Saturday, Sunday and Mon day. She goes to work at Fluhrer s boloro 7 o'clock each morn ing. Miss Lindor, graduate of Modford high school, is 23 years old, and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lindor, 432 Owens, Blast Nips in Manila 4"r- Iff , iff" , swiaawiaaiaatawJlsMstll 'lV I (IihA Teltnhaio) Direct hlta ore scored by American artillery batteries on wall barrier which surrounds tho Intrnmuros sector of Manila, where bitter fighting has developed ns America n guns and Infantrymen slowly compressed the enemy lines. Tills dramatic photo was made by Tom Sharer, NEA-Acme photographer for War Picture Pool, from vantago point only 600 yards from target. Happy Household' Victoria, the hen: Jon. the. dog. and Thumper, the rabbit, live hap pily together In the backyard pen of their owner, Mis. Una Herring; pt San Francisco. Calif. Tho above picture should prove they're ." ' Uio closest of frionds. - , ' . Hummins birds, swifts, swal lows, and martins cannot walk or hop on a horizontal surface. More thnn 20,000 dend persons are' crcmnted in the United States annually. . Honey " will keep best ' in a warm, dry atmosphere.: DISTI NCTIVE APPAREL Phon 8222 , : 901 Main Mille Modiste kit with a sauey French veil. . 12.50 lmrQrt!,y ,Qilored felt with o French veil r allure! Grey, navy and block. . Similar styles Qt 7.95. ....... H.D.STEVENS ENTERS PLEA Liberated n Herbert Daniel Stevens, Ma rine Barracks, Indicted by the Klamath county grand Jury on a charge of robbery,' not armed with a dangerous weapon in con nection with tho death of Karl Bold, Henley rancher, on De cember IS, entered a plea of In nocence in circuit court this morning. Stevens was repre sented by Attorney Joseph C. O'Neill. A plea of Innocence was also entered by Dennis Samuel Gath wright, indicted on a charge of possession of stolen properly. He Is represented by Attorney U. S. Balcntinc, Attorney F. O. Small was named by Circuit Judge David It. Vandenbcrg to represent Sam uel F. Ashwcll, returned hero thin week from Lordsburg, N. M., to face a charge of larceny by bailee. Ashwell also 'entered a plea of Innocence. The court announced that all dates of trials would be an nounced at tho March docket call next Monday at 10 a. m. Alonzo Parker, charged with grand larceny to which he en tered a plea of guilty, was sen tenced to three years in the Ore gon stato penitentiary by Judge Vandenbcrg. Parker, who ad mitted theft of articles from the Both Dixon ranch at Fort Klam ath, was remanded to Sheriff Lloyd L. Low. Mr. and Mrs. Weavor Solomon are shown with their daughtor, Elaino, in a picture taken when the girl, now 7, ' was only a baby. The Solomon family was liberated from Santo Tomes prison camp in the Philippines. WEATHER TueJy, Feuruary Z Kutto.no 47 KJiunalh Fall - 44 n era memo North nend I'ortinna Mcdfard Kcnn Snn FrnncUco . Seattle , 104S Mln Prcclp. 20 Trace 24 Trace :j2 Trace .'1U .00 Trace 22 Trace 2H .41 .00 .00 U2 Northern California Partly cloudy with acatterrd light shower, today. Generally clear tonight and Thursday. Continued cold tonight and slightly warmer Thursday. Oregon Incrennlnft cttdlnesii with howcm thlg afternoon and tonight and snow above 2.100 feet. Clearing Thurs day. Nat much change In temperature. SOLOMONS FREED FROM JAP PRISON Official notice has been re ceived that Mr. and Mrs. Weaver Solomon and 7-ycar-old daugh ter, Elaine, former internees of Santo Tomas, arc safe, and the trio is in good condition. Solomon lived in Klamath Falls from 1919 to 1923, and graduated from Klamath county high school In the latter year. After finishing a mining engi neering course at the University of Nevada, ho spent several years in Chile, and later had charge of a gold mine near Bag uio on Luzon island, where he was interned. His wife is the former Kathor inc Ellis of Manila. Young Elaine attracted the notice of Gen. Douglas MacArthur when he entered the camp, at which time he spoke to her and gave her a chocolate bar. OBITUARIES ELLA CUNNINGHAM POPK Ella Cunningham Pope, for the last eight years a resident of Klamath Falls, Oregon passed away In this city on Tuesday. February 27, 1045 at 10:40 p. in., following an extended Illness. She was a native of Ogden, Utah and at the tfme of her death was aged OA years 1 month and 12 days. Surviving are her husband, George Pope of tms city; two daughters, Mrs. Harry "Wie chcrt of Salt Lake City, Utah and Mrs. Thomas Smith of this city; four sons, Walter Henry of Pocatello, Idaho. Jack Henry of Klamath Falls, Oregon, Merlin Henry of Ogden, Utah and Lt. Myron Henry, U. S. army In France, also 12 grandchildren. The remains rest In the Earl Whitlock Funeral Home. Pine at Sixth. Notice of funeral to be an nounced at a later date. Wtdneiday, Feb. 20, 1943 HERALD AND NEWS THREB are his wife. Anna Anderson In Svcr!cn: two sons, Antonn nt McMinnvilItr, Otl1 gon and Curl Anderson in fiwedrn: nlsri one datjghtrr. The rr.mnirn rest in th? Farl WhttiorK Funeral Home. Pne lit fiJxlh. Notice of iimc;al tu bu an nounced at h InkT dale. VITAL STATISTICS JOHNSON Oorn t KInniatli Viillpy hofcpitiil, Kliniath FfilN. Ore.. Frbru.-try II, J4!3. to Mr. ond Mri Hn-hanl Jnlm on. 42!) r. 7th. a girl. W'tlKlil: 7 poiiiuii 12.' i OtinCRK. BROWN Born at Klamath Valley ho. p! tat. KlnmAth l.tlla. Ore, February 2B tu Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Brown, Uunarmi. O.e., girl. Weight: 6 pound 0 ounces. ' - PICK Born nt Klamath Valley hof pita, Khtnuth Falls. Ore., February 2J Irf4S, to Mr. and Mm. Donald Bice. 19.10) we turn; i pouia xk VOIGHT ttom nt Klumnth Valley hnw rtltil. Kl;iiiuith fa IN, Oro.. Fcl)runry 27, I'M".. If. Mr. and Mm. Clifford Volght, li.ol Oregon, a girl. We sent: fl potindj ANDREW ANDERSON Andrew Anderson, for the last 18 years a resident of Shevlin. Klamath county. Oregon passed away in this city on Tuesday. February 27. 1B45 at 1:20 &m. following an extended illness, e was a native of Dalarne, Sweden and at the time of his death was aged 70 years 7 months and 11 days. Surviving t, : v' ; 1 W1 FARM-MA mm Day-Old 4-A Grade Chicks From U. S. Approved Flocks The chicks with the breeding it takes to be big money makers for you. Sired by males from trapnest-pedigreed R.O.P. hens with records of 200 to 300 eggs per year Profitable meat producers, too. 17 EACH In Lott of 100 STER 2-A GRADE CHICKS IT. Good quiUty chiclet it low cft Well bred, jrn get both good tgg b" I W W prodiKtioe .Id lots ol 100, eaib... ....IJtiM -' tM"t Fcarm Master Oil Brooder Chek-R-Tabi 60 Tablets 50e Kasy ' to us economical. 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