TWO HERALD AND NEWS
Saturday. March 17, IMS
FULL MILITARY
HONOR
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GIVEN
IN
A full military funeral was
accorded Cpl. Charles Leonard
Snapp, United States army air
corps, who was killed Saturday,
March 3, in the crash of a B-24
Liberator bomber at Mountain
Home, Ida., as the Marine Bar
racks took charge of the re
mains at Linkville cemetery this
afternoon.
Services were conducted by
Rev. R. C. Aldcrson for the
20-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ervin Snapp of Merrill, at the
Merrill Presbyterian church at
2 o'clock today. Immediately
after, a marine aeiacnmem ui
some 40 men, accepted the re-
mains of Cpl. Snapp at the
Linkville cemetery. The post
band in full strength stood by
as Chaplain i Graham Gilmer,
Marine Barracks, officiated.
Eight pall bearers and eight hon
orary pall bearers attended and
a 24-man armed escort standing
in two rows, fired the three
volleys as the final salute in the
impressive ceremony.
The band played "Taps" ai
the body of the airman was
lowered.
This was the first military
funeral conducted here by the
Marine Barracks. Participation
in the rites came at the re
quest of Cpl. Snapp's family.
Ward's Klamath Funeral home
was in charge of arrangements.
Feed, Seed Men to
Cancel Convention
PORTLAND. March 17 P
Complying with an office of de
fense transportation request, the
Oregon Feed and Seed Dealers
association will cancel its annual
convention, planned for May 18.
president ft. ft. uoociricn sr..
said only the board of governors
will meet, to elect officers.
AGENT GIVES
EIKEHS
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N01AT0N
Unknown to many, room 208
in the federal building holds a
vast wealth of information for
homemakcrs free for the ask
ing. '
The office of Home Demon
stration Agent Winnifred K. Gil-
len contains bulletins or prac
tical information for those in
terested in improving their
homes.
One of the latest bulletins re
ceived tolls how to make and
cover a wldo ironing board and
the advantages of using one 20
inches wida and 34 inches long.
Booklets are available on
foods and nutrition, telling about
homo canning, pressure cooking
and preparing nutritious and at
tractive meals.
Family relations are dis
cussed, keeping the entertain
ment in the home with books,
games and developing person
ality. Games of all sorts re
quiring only simple preparations
are Included in bulletins and
actual game materials are rent
ed out at a very nominal fee
to cover the cost of upkeep and
replacement.
All bulletins are tree upon
request in room 208, and they
include also making of clothes.
knowledge of textiles, re-cover-
ing old umbrellas, ana attrac
tive gift making.
patterns lor making gloves.
covering furniture, sewing
frilled curtains, skirts for dress
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in tables, and fixing up and
redecorating rooms are Included.
Dry cleaning safely dono at
homo may be learned simply.
All these bulletins and many
more are prepared by the Ore
gon State college oxtanslon serv
ice and revised as new infor
mation is obtained.
These bulletins are arranged
In a practical way so that any
one may understand and benefit
by them.
All U. S. department of agri
culture bulletins are also avail
able in this office.
Committee Slated On
Primary Elections
SALEM. Murch 17 (P) The
senato sent to the house yes
terday a resolution for an in
terim committee to study the
Oregon primary election laws
and rcnori to 1110 iun legislature.
NDIAN
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WASH
IS
Valletta Ball. 17-year-old In
dian girl found dead at her
home In Chiloquin Thuraduy,
died from drinking a well
known mouth wash and gargle,
In the opinion of Klamath Coun
ty Coroner George II. Acllnr.
who performed an autopsy last
night at Ward's.
Mis.i Hull's death wus at
tributed to boric aeld which Is
found in the mouth wash. As
sisting Dr. Adlor in the autopsy
wan Dr. McCnnncI, formorly ot
Chiloquin and rollovliuj Dr
Lukous, agency physician, now
on vacation,
Tho youtw woman was found
on tho floor of her homo Thurs
day ut noon by her mother,
Mrs. Thelma Ilnnd. It li under
stood that slio had boon seen on
the floor In tho same position
011 Wednesday, Dr. Adler said
tho girl had been dead between
10 mid 12 hours. It Is thought
tho girl drunk at lon.it throe
bottles of tho mouth wash urlur
to Wodnoodny.
Tlrsuo from the girl's hncly
has boon sent to Dr. Jose.-h Hoe.
iDiiii. statu crlmlnologlM, fr
microscopic oxamlnutlou, Dr.
Adlor said today.
ACCIDENTS VS. WAR
Accidents since Pearl Harbor
huve taken ton times as ninny
lives In tho United Statos us
have been lost In the U. 8
armed forces fighting around the
world.
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