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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1945)
(.STREAM IGIENTEQ' I OUTSIDE Dorothy Maynor to Sing Tuesday March 6,, 1S4S . ... HERALD AND NEWS THREE Trade News Interesting Notes of Herald and News Advertisers, Their Products and Activities ' MMIWWIIIWBBU 7 UP IN STATE 1' I ' IK COUNSEL1 PROGRAM SET A 1 s 1 1 V lie I lallv by 2000 gnl. h k coming tram Yrek.i PA milk ami "Jtl"', " hZht ii meet tl' lociil P milk Inspector, Dr. J. EibulInK 1,,cl1, f lh0Jt" I to tho ncrensod do- Kt'mfk Dr. Hunt xold I fr T ...,w,,. .Idmmed , , for but. C olng Into tho I .11- t rniml . IMUrO 18 BUI' r'LV.i n t,rcncnt timo to Barracks. Klamath navul III Hull. C-Illi" Ltd of lioltl. appeared I"!.1 ..II iiih udv Keel f. .r,"wu "rluht on Ei.' nnt no navmuu r" i,, nuiiiiist thnt mid tliat t,lu to touched." Ho re 10 till! Illtryi.j.u ... td lauKlitriiiK iu w ... ipprovcd ay mu tho evening. Lwj including tho herds P-w . .I...II Int. it II. ill nl.tn h Ltmpuv". u . . ,,,i c ninnu.u. .....I ;--" . council iiij.uvui. I fcex ns iiniuwo. i 7 JO: Class C$25i cat- conn !' m-'" ' jhwp, 15 cents; veal, 18 . .. ". mill! nor n Inspect nny former l,.,i iinlniHla sold to fa markets. rA aillllori7.cn uiu nwi.-iiiii.-u (titcr food animals; Class forttcs noiacr i" iju.iu. ... tllon.1 of n meat denier -i.....l.l..r r.xnl nnlmnls' t, poultry slaughter house, lire Alarms LaI In Mnnth en alarms, of which three false, were answered by lamolh Foils city lire an ml Hurintf tha month of iry, according to Firo KOHIl IV. Amoroso, r ire lor tho month totaled of which S5100 wns cov- 11 Insurance, t i.lnlfiiri hi nrptnitiilpv listed ns follows: nursery, pilings, aparimcnis, z; ts, 2; restaurants, 1; mis lull, 2. By cause, hot i; careless smokers, i Ivo Hues, 2; defective 7. the I Jnifi 9 3 X lilt E :v.w iiM.t.. v- j mm Lions 1 . 13,1X1 ''''' ,JE?HAM ft WABT Itn 4 )"- -U J Hlghllghtlna tha Klamath Communltv Conr.rl tenon Ii tho appoaranca horo Wadnoiday night, March 7, of Dorothy Maynor, young negro soprano. This li tho last of the winter sorlei. Admission is by momborship ticket only, and no individual tickets will be sold at tho door. Scats are not reserved. Portland Marine Dares Nips, Night to Land Arms The War At a Glance By The Associated Pross The westorn front: Amer icans ni'iir heiirt of Cologne, nllles controlled virtually nil Rhino west bunk northward to point south of Wescl; third army moved ahead under security blackout; seventh army nt outskirts of Siuir bruecken, Saarland capital. The Russian front: Russians threatened to outflank and seize Stettin. Berlin's Baltic port, for enveloping move on capital from north: other Rus sians cut deeper into coastal strip of Pomcrania. The Italian front: Amer icans took village 13 miles southwest of Bologna. The Pacific front: Artillery shelled enemy positions on Iwo an Japanese were com pressed into small northeast sector; destruction of. 10 Jup nncso divisions on Luzon an nounced; remaining enemy bottled up in mountains under continuous attack. .5. Bnrncy nnd Jimmy Cava naugh, one homo from England nnd the other from the South Pneific. had an enjoyable re union in Portland with their re turn from overseas duty. SSgt. Barney Cnvunniigh was to leuvo Santa Anif, Calif., today cn route to a Texas past where he will serve ns nunnery in structor. He has been flying ns a gunner with n crew of n B-24 Liberator bomber while bused in Englnnd this past 10 mouths. TSgt. J n m c s Cavanaugh, whoso wife Is the former Lor raine Carroll employed in the Great Northern offices horo while her husband has been in tho South Pacific, expects to re join his outfit, the 41st division, now fighting in the Philippines. Jimmy has been in the Pacific since March, 1042, when tho 41st went to Australia from Fort Lewis, Wash. Both boys nro sons of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. G. Cnvannugh now of Portland. Mrs. Cnva nnugh has spent the past winter here for her health. Jimmy visit ed here nt tho Fay Silliman resi dence. Fines Aid In Keeping Pedestrians Safe PORTLAND, March 6 (P) Fines nro a good wny to keep pedestrians safe, 'police decided today Since police began citing jay walkers to court 13 days ago, niiitri f nnHnslrinns have been struck by cars nnd none hurt seriously.- , : Johnny Mack Brown '.liMiiitYh 'l-Ma1lflf i mr iV -trfMJ Appears' IN PERSON AV the PELICAN Storting THURSDAY By SGT. JACK VINCENT Marino Corps Combat Correspondent IWO JIMA (Delayed) (IP) Marino Cpl. Alvin H. Ramus. Portland, Ore, made a daring nighttime run in an amphibian tractor here on D-night to carry urgently needed ammunition to the front lines despite a deadly nan oi Japanese mortar fire. Guided by only the white un dershirt of a marine officer who strode ahead of the tractor, he chugged without lights through a mine field. He not onlv took tho supplies to the beach, but made it 170 yards inland to wltliln 10 yards of the front While Ramus was unloading tho supplies, his tractor was straddled by a heavy burst of mortar fire. Two crew members who were outside unloadinc am munition now arc listed as miss ing. The Oregon corporal had only uurstmg star sliells to guide liim on the way out. "Whenever a flare from a star shell would light uu the area I'd drive n little further back toward the beach. Then I'd stop and wait for another burst," he explained. "After wo got into the water, it wasn't hard to got oacK 10 tne snip. . Ramus bclonas to an "Amtrac' battalion which carried tho first waves of infantry of the veteran 4th marines ashore on this island. His wife, Mildred, lives at 3560 N. W.' 35th, Portland. WRA Supervisor to Speak On Jap Problem GRESHAM, March 6 (IP) Harold S. Fisterc, northwest war relocation authority super visor, Senttlc, will be among speakers at a mass meeting here March 16 on this nrcn's Japanese problem, thp chairman said to day. The Rev. John L. Macon said the meeting's object is to offer "an unprejudiced presentation of 'the American way' of deal ing with the problem." Ten years driving, without as much as a dented fender, brought gifts of watches to L. E. Lnurin, Portland, nnd -David Blake, Albany, at the Gilmore Oil company safety dinner held in roruana. I'rcscniationg were made by W. G. Julier, manager of the Gilmore safety ' depart ment, f rank England and i. K. Schmidt of Portland and R. S. Newell of Vancouver were awarded gold plaques for five years of safe driving. bpcciul five-year certificates were awarded branch managers D. K. B a g 1 e y, Medford, J. T. Foreman, Eugene, and.R. A. Nel son, I.ongvlew, for the operation of their branches for five years without automotive or industrial accidents. Annual branch certifi cates for one year of operation without any accidents were pre sented to Managers A. R. Noyes, Albany, and R. L. Vail,. Salem.,' T ON INACTIVE LIST Young men of 17 enlisting in the U. S. coast guard hereafter, until further notice, will . be placed on inactive duty for an indefinite period of weeks fol lowing enlistment, reports .Re cruiter O. L. Puckctt, Portland. Previous to March 1, recruits were sent to training stations on the day of enlistment, but the new procedure permits them to continue their schooling or work for several additional weeks be fore departing. For example, it Is expected mat an 17-year-olds enlisted in March will remain on -inactive status until late April, Puckett said. . Applicants' must be 17 years of age, have at least one year ot nign scnooi, nave parents consent, pass a physical exam ination, bo American citizens and must furnish legal proof oi pirin date and place. An ancient Greek myth' states that the anemone sprang from the passionate teams shed by Venus over the body Of the slain Adonis. Preliminary Dions for, adaDt- ing 'to meet' Ideal conditions the national war manpower commis sion - program for employment uuwiBeuriff -nave jusi Deen an nounced by L. C, Stoll, state wmu director. ' The national Dlan. Stoll said: provides for specialized employ ment counseling, specifically for veterans, physically handicapped persons, displaced war workers and new entries into the labor market such as students. ' In Oregon, the Plan orovides that over a period of about six months counselors for local offi ces of the United States employ ment, scrvlco will be thoroughly trained in counseling techniques. The training, however, and the setting up of this service will not be available in all parts of the state immediately, according' to Stoll: .Before counseling service Ma available, public announcements win pe made in every local uses area. Such a service will be 'pre ceded by working arrangement with government and' private agencies and organizations which are interested in the occupation al adjustment of - its -citizens. This, it has been decided, will se cure the best coordination possi ble and 'make use of all local re sources, Stoll said. e; TAKE MAN, WIFE ROSEBURG, March a (IP) Seth Oskar Martin, 65, and his wife. Bertha A. -Martin. 60. died last night at Scottsburg, presum ably in a. case ot murder and sui cide, Coroner H, C. Stearns re ported.. . i . Martin, the coroner : said., ar rived Monday from his home at Mapleton ..to visit his wife,, who had been receiving medical care at tne home of ner son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and . Mrs: Wayne Kay lor, at Scottsburg. 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