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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1945)
I ..i i- iu n... imu ;;...v. .. 'ilv, riiiii J- Cuddy, for- l of BiiiiHinuir win o in KJi lo lourn lliul li ti H Stutos army und with nmW ' en ,'0,1"1,0 10 MV7stt' SSI for training. Kuv. J has recently been the ? for th Hi'reko Molhodlsl l Mrs. Cuddy In the former J Baxter, daughtur of Mr. uv Bnxtor of Cullfur- With nor small Ihtcr sue WI" , " , hor nuronta-ln-luw at f - n.rhv. I'a for Ihu dura- I" ...rl.tua uinrii rprcinl I I HP w"j- " " br) here. L vjmmV Services snon fi by tho Kliimtilli Minister, ,oclntlon during Hol Policun y thentro Social Club Ml'inlinr. nf II. o Heui-kiih socliil club will meet in me iuuc mill Wi'diiuwliiy, Miuuh ZD, ut 1 ,. in. for u put lick luncheon, business meet,, inn unci Heel Cross sewing. Orn .Sweet, president, urges a good atlunriiini-o und usks that the members bring sewing equip nienl, ' Kd today nnd will contlnuo Lt,v Wednesday und TIuuh tT...U 12:20 n. m. to 12:80 On Good riciuy mo inrcc- tervlco win uu iieui ji , In 12:80 n. m. The n'Tueidny will be "Christ P-.,." u,lih Hev. Duvld lliir. '. .niiiikor nnd Rev. Victor liin. nrcskllnu. Tho public Is Id to attend, frltndly Circle Tho incut- ol ine riiuiiu, w,,iu v,,,n ,v will bo held In the social Harden Thursday, Ich 20. t 12:30 m.,Kath , willlums and Lydla Mc aid will bo hostesses ton tho Uck luncheon, und thoso ut- linK arc iiskvu iu m ink new nulnment us there uie lu to bo tlod for the scrv- Ltcd in helping Is Invited to kid. Iirlnoi at Work Pi. Sgt. Pavlov una oiam. rreu I.- nr inn ii n v Minn ni Murine Burrocks have volun- - . , , led their services as price , ass slums on mc iMiimiun i nitliin bonrd. SSkI. ter M. Plonlkn nnd PI. Sgl. xs P. Cnnicron oi mc -ihi don uro ulso volunteer Avork on the ration board. OPA Specialist Hose a Evans, specialist from the OPA district office ut Portland, will iiuiu u nicciniK lonlKlil at 8 n m. ut the Wlllurd, with nppurel mm iniuseiiiiKi iiirnisiimg re, luilers to outline the OPA pro, gram. Tuesday Meeting Tho for ums committee of the chumber oi commerce will meet Tues, day morning to lay plans for future meetings, Including tho uriiiuui meeting. Will Drill The rtnheknh drill team will meet In the lOOK hall Wednesday at 7:30 p. in. Bulloch Files Suit In Bakery Sale George II. Bulloch has filed suit In circuit court uuuinst John M. Acomb, doing business under mc name of A-B Ba tcrv of Chilo. quln, seeking money due from saio ot mc business and equipment. Bulloch seeks S.ri41 with six per cent Interest from February i, iuii, lor sale ol ino hokery, and Sllf), plus six per cent Inter est from January 14, 1043, for equipment. J. C. O Neill rcpre senis me planum. initial WOMEN IN A letter was recently received by Mr. and Mrs. Alvln W. Davis of Shasta Way, from their son, Pvt. Alvln W; Davis Jr.. U. 8 rwW"'s& army, who is ( r, now serving overseas In the would not ba censored, the sol dier wrote : "The Germans that we nave been running Into are 'either too young or too old.' They are giving up easily, In fact, by the scores. One boy of 21 we cap tured was a Belgian who spoke a little English. He said that they were being forced to fight by other Germans. He was very glad tne war was over ior mm, and ho wanted to ao to America after the war. Another prisoner went to some German occupied 5 positions and , talked approxi mately 32 of them Into surrend ering. They give many excuses for giving up. Most of them think they will be shot. Some of them gave up because a pill box next to their's machine gunned some of our medics, which, of course, is against mil itary law. Whatever their ex cuses are, they are not the sol diers Germany once had. One prisoner gave the prediction that Germany would give up in about a month." ----'- Monday, March 21, 1148 HERALD AMD NEWS TN i The Road to The average birth rate onl Jasper's characteristic browr British ships is 140 a year, In lh hue is due to an admlxturs Iter I III normal times. of Iron oxide. By Th. Associated Pres. I WORK SHOES PftOLDS Eastern front: 32 miles (from . , . . A. , I WkWm9m Zellin). 8 or 8-!neh boot heels '3P7 KUeve misery dlrtcj Western front: 235 miles nncrnii uinni eh I Wfik wWll0ut "do,!"r ' (from Main river). OREGON WOOLEN I '1 C5 Renl' y M4 (frm 8B I RUBONVgJg?J?rf I -A European the, 'M a t e r of war. Davis, who is wim tne tnira army attacking German posi tion! Alone the Siegfried line, was a student at 1 Stanford univer- 1 ,!l Im Daln ,'f, W J Alto. California. I prior to enlist ing in the army. The letter was written from a rest camp behind tho lines, and the young soldier had lust re turned from a pass to Luxem bourg, at wmcn time ne claimed to have consumed all of the ice cream and pastries that he could lay his hands on. In describing the well-known French city, Davis writes: "Luxembourg Is a modern city of about 50,000 to 100,000 pop ulation, with a large amount of historic places . . . The people speak French, German, Luxem bourg (which is a mixture of French and German) and Eng lish. Nearly every Ice cream shop you can find has a pro prietor who is ablo to under stand you." In tho hope that the following liughtor Born Mr. nnd Mrs. lie K. Peterson of route 3 ; 917, Klamath Fulls, have ed their daughter Putricla in. The little girl was born ch 14, at Klamath Valley plttl. This Is the Peterson's md child.. They hove a son tars old. xlfnilon Unit The Henley mon unit will meet on fersday, March 20, ut 10 a. m., the homo of Mrs. J. Manning. topic of discussion will be covers, nnd Mrs. Winnlfred Glllcn, home demonstration tot, will demonstrate. The chcon at noon will bo pollock, 11 interested are invited. Vocational Survey Here Postponed The vocational education sur vey which was slated to get under way in Klamath county Monday, today, hus been post poned until April 9, according to Superintendent Arnold L. Grnlapp. Members of the survey, from the .stale board of vocational education, will be aided In the survey by lucul committees. to Lesve S 1e Hubert C. dtrlioff, son of Mr. and Mrs. pert Vandorhoff of Wocus. home on a four-dny lenvc knlly after six months In the fh Pacific. He is an armed d In the navy. . lummige Bale A rummngc l win be held on Tuesday, rch 27, ut tho Copco ware IK on 4th street, across from laiuornia uregon fowcr ppsny. AT RELIEVES CKACHE! nUmt McJt (4lo fmitkly, tfftr it ft atcm, continued nrti hf Ut, rUbl mi Ibt Mrt iot, apply m, wmw JtJuwoai flack TW mfU. tntdiealioo imtt (b Mfc. Kin nf iitoi cifcu Wlm ft, m pain. . . Wt rrtrtiia rtak but. pro A UiM( cLlllaft mtwfxim rttilin- VtwV. , . , Try ihU timm. r, ptovtA (at MM tmr MfM Wamr4 iml TOiOAY. (In caie ImmUi tmim- m.iWi OJW VINE, tnic! by CROSS PLASTER BACK PLASTER IIOIKKS For Him! 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