Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 29, 1945, Image 16

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Newspaper Page TextCATCAttS . " - TWIN FALLS, Ida., March 20 MO When a tnlephpno opcmiur found llm tolcphono coitimctloii to iood nloro open nnd "mimii. Iiik lounda" comhiK over tho wlra, alio called tho poller. C I t y Putrolninn LaVnn. nawllnm and Military VrJ Sergeant Jkm RinnlHilt liurrlod Caiualrlst Crowd Naval Hospital ASTORIA, March 20 (P) Ad niUslon of 130 murine and lallor casualtlra from the" soiithwcltt Pacific many from Iwo Jlm has brouitlit tho list of pntlentu IXTrriT HERALD AND JTTWB Thursday. March 19. 1S4S mm Navy Planes Wing Over Burning Jap Homeland rro' iu imidt; ycur., P"Bt lor 4 DRIVE QUOTA v - t iha XT. 8. nival hotpltal hara to 400. Ono new murine nrrlvpl nld hit company went Into nliiuuorn-ly-dofindod Iwo with 300 men and carno out with 00. TwpIv Purplo Hniirt decora tion will bo awnrdrd Snturduy. MALIN DOUBLES REDCRDSSIVAR r:inx fieri Atis iirinn Menu is. " spmaani jitsa ltinnhn t I.,. . - - Clansin. . r.t w- 1 ."fl,.ii.n sj. siwa . ... ; Malin has more than doubled lis Quota for. the Red Crow war fund drive, Mrs. C. E. Dennis of Red Cross headquarters stated, disclosing that Malin quota was act at $1250. . Contributions from Malin hv already reached $2583.82 aeeordine to Mrs. Dennis, and more Is promised from that com munity. Malin is to be commended, not only in doubling its quota, John Ashley, chairman of the drive, stated, but in getting con tributions into headquarters in time. Ashley. urges citizens of Klam ath county not to delay in mak ing donations toward the $64, 000 goal for the 1045 war fund drive. Ashley reiterated that Klamath county has not been found wanting in any activity toward the war effort yet, and does not expect, this to be any exception. He reminds citizens ; that the month is almost over, however, and it is necessary to get contributions in as quicKiy as possible so mat ine drive may be wound up within the time allotted. SU.M mni t'ndar A. F. Duncan. Eaxl Suwirt, Mr. and Mrs. Ed win Stastny, Mr. and Mr. A Lou tuni, Anna roavar, Jim nernnfvnaw, Guli Beach. Leonard Poacl. Bess Smith, Otto Edclman, Mr. and Mrs. Clin. John Vofiel, Happy Hour Bridge club, Mr. and Mrs. Vaciav KaUna, John Ucrahialt, Xnomat Stach. Mr. Philin Laidholdt. Gam Welch- an. Jack Liskey. Susan Cacaa. Jack Hudson. Ollia RaUHl, Mrs. A. D. sailer, Mary Forbes. Mr. and Mrs. ImU Tofel. BUI Henderson. Clara Edwards, Mrs. P. Uomboak. C. U. Davis. Carl Lyon, Ernest .LeTcrett, Harold Mater, Anna Kilma, Margaret Andrews. Gary J. Price Jr.. Gary Freitaf, Ron ni Kallna. Elmer Frlsbold. Bemace WU- son, Mr. and Mrs. Elzle Roberta, Eltxa bath Paver, air. and Mrs. Frank riir, Ed. PokorroV Gorte Welcker, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brazil. Mrs. I udooi, Mrs. Earl SchuJtx, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Elxner. Mr. and Mrs. Earl McVay, Mr. and Mrs, Carl McVay. Bob Mer, Kenneth Wtmner, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Victoria. Mrs. Harry rales. Bay . Pickett. Ethel Parker, Fred Mc Donald, Carl Anderson, Helen Hinx, Con Ducan. David Thorns, Mr. and Mrs. Jos Snrdl, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hamilton. W. H. Morelock. ' Dan Mc- Auiuie, jonn nennessy, airs, atyrue Kirtlev. Slim Lubbes, Irene Freltar. Mrs. Kuth Hudson. Vincent Jelinek. Anton Pollvka, Mr. and Mrs. John Reber. Carina Cul linara, Tlmmy Hlckey, Mrs. Jean Blake. K. C. Wilson, Mrs. Teena Woltjcr, Jtm mia Winston, Mr. and Mrs. C H. John son. Ray Southerly, Anna Schmidt, Helen Schmidt. Charley Peck. Wayne Labbes, Ruthle Kaiua. Aaoipn lacaa. woan rreiug. Prosperity Chapter OES. Alice Nyhan, W. S. Reynolds. W. W. Thompson. Mary Heruel. Bob Meyer, American Left on Post No. 84. Mrs. A. M. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Reid. A. W. SchulU. Mr. and Mrs.- Jerry Mick. Earl Kester, Mrs. George Graham. Edith. Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Rann. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Walters, Mr. and Mrs. Ona Bagley. E. J. Wonser, Mrs. : Floyd Taylor, Donald Adams, B. Acker man. Joe Chastain. Helen Cowcer. Mrs. Al Shepard. Mrs. Bail Olson. Mrs. Ross tsrowv. miss natnie ixng. Mrs. a. j. ' Knowles, Clifford Kenyon. Elton Disher. Iceland Hunter. L. M. Durreli, Robert ' Hamilton. James A Hale, Harvey Addinaton, Charles V. Timmons. W. E. Johnson. Raymond Dairy Products, Lawrence Wor lin. Frank Trams, Don - Nabakowiski, Eoulse Stcinerson. Elsie Cullen. M. C. . Anderson, K. 8. Robinson, Wlllard Rob lnson, John Heilbronner, Eileen Baker, Sherman Jtrme, Herman Akin. Merlyn Worllnt, Roy Call, Fred A. Thorpe. Drake Lumber company, Gayle Gal- . Iowa?, Ernest Schram. E. Clayton, W. Wood. F. Ball. ' K. Klme, C. Jay. F. James, D. Hlrschkom. O. C. Boon. C. Blackman, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Roberts. Mrs. Walter Hanson. Ion Linti, Ellen Mitchell, F. A. Albert, A. C Rusth, A. M Murray, Louis . Brown. ' Mrs. G. Pin n el I, Miss Helen Mataon. Mrs. George Van Horn. Master Rush Long-, Mrs. Otis Cogswell. Gertrude Pruitt, Ida Lamt. Walter Wise. W. Ray Lamt, I. B. Brown. Percy Whits tone. Jack Workman, Jennie Charles, T. W. Johnson, Clem Freel, C. H. Ha maker, Felix Blgley. George Edwards, Charles - Sheafer, Millie Jones. Paul Thomas, L. J. Campbell, Josephine Robinson, Sally Robinson. Charles Heil bronner. N. W. Muesselman. Clarence - Slay. G. R. Babcock. Barbara L. Wordell, Roy Z. Wonser, F. E. Drake, Fred South well, Joe R. Lake. A. Miller. A. PatUe, F. Dvorak, C. Martin. G. Matthews, S. . Day, H. Conradl, A. Barton, E, Kennedy, E. Fredrick. B. Haney, R. Cock ran. 8. R. Balslger. Ruth Dupont, Balslger Oil company, H D. Cox. Paul Parker, Llsabeth Mum a. , Mr, and Mrs, Homer Koertje. J. T. Slmm. H. W. Petri ck. Western Oil and Burner. Elton Fishbaek. Ellen Konop, ' Ruth Gysbers. Ella Dickinson. Elsie Mock, Echo Smith, J. H. Phipps, Roy, Huff. I O. R. Heavelln. E. H. McCann. Jim Parks. John Hooper. Mrs. Edna T ravers, Mrs. John Taylor. Ernest Strong, Mrs. H. B. Largent, Mrs. W. R. Wainrlght. 1 Leroy Houck. Mrs. Ruth Burfc. Albert Graber. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Patterson, i Mrs. Mollie Bslloa, Mr. and Mrs. Ray ! Prowell. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Geay, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Lawton. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Belleu. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Harkly. N. C. Smythe. Mr. and Mrs. Gena A. Page. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Noah. E. W. Brewer. Mr. and Mrs. E. Zumbrun, Mr. and Mrs. Art Nichols, Clay Taylor, May Cable. Norma Brophy, Robert Briscoe, Bob Gwengood, William Zumbrun, D. Serf ent. W. G Cooley. L. A. Plan. E. F. Chubb, Wil liam Anderson. W. L. McCulloch. Dick Splcher, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Morgan, E. J. McLaughlin, Ray Bolard. T. J. Annereau. Lucca Cafe, Hazel Rouin tree. Betty McColm. Thelma Jansen. Margaret West I in, Ellen Brown, Mrs. ! Clawson. Francis Flowers, Philip t Motschenbacher, Sam Handy, Julian Abbott. Lee Sutton. B. B. Hooper. Glen Gardner. Wallace Reed. Mrs. Ida Sea la. Albert Schmeck. Leroy Stewart. Mrs. John Mistier. H. C. Mllligan. Mn. Frank Gray. Joe Bevlns, Bess Wampler. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Denton, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Slsemore. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Loosley, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Howard. Mr. and Mrs. A. Cartel. Mr. and Mm. H. W. Orth, Gene A. Page. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Nickolson. M. J. Brewer. D. E. Noah John Maben, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Brat taJn. Mrs, Robert Taylor, Mr. and Mrs Charles Williams, Mrs. Joe Tavlor Evelyn Hindi, Orvllle Schrocder. EmU Zumbrun, Mr. and Mrs. John Deake. Minever suspect cause of backaches Thlg Old Treatment Often Brings Happy Raliaf V.VV ttrfftfr" nllsTe nargfoc btfWf lut r mnd(i?tonrtbeydiscovertbattb6realoatiM of their trouble may be tired kidnsys. The Udoeys are Nature's chief way of tak th? "ceM Mid and wsate out of the blood, ifljyhejprooat people paeaabout3 pints eday. Wben disorJT of kidney function permits im&onoiM matter to remain In your blood, II 'uny cnuw nauting Dactcacne, rbmimsua ;alQS.Ieg palua. Iom of pep and etHrgy. H- IBK UP Dfsbtd. BKClliDB. nuSnflM iinHnr fh. ttf, beadschM and diiiiowa. Fraqatnt of scanty pwun with usartlpc and burning ometioie show, tbere is someUitlic irroDS mith your kidneys or bladder. .Don't wsltl Aak your druggist for Dosn's nita, uud sueessifuUy by milliona for over 40 ear,, rhey give happy relief nod will help ths lo mile, ol kidney tubes flush out polionoui asvs from your blood. Get Doug fills. A n.lr of II. S. lurt eirritr-butd air imtallations at Omura during Islands on March 16 U. S. navy Word "end" WW Cause State to Lose $200,000 SALEM. March 29 (.-TV-The little word "and" will cause the state to lose an estimated $200,- 000 durinsf the next two years. the state land board estimated today. The land board asked the leg islature to pass a bill providing that national bank accounts which have been Inactive for seven years shall go into the state common school fund. The house passed it. and, on the last day of the session, the senate passed it, too. But Sen. W. H. Strayer, Baker, The Road to '. Berlin By Tha Associated Press I Eastern Front: 32 miles (from ' Zellin). - i Western Front: 213 miles from northeast of Cemuenden; : German report on U. S. 3rd j army). I Italian Front: 544 miles (from ' Reno river). ! 1 7777 h The Whole Town's Talking 00, gineers, chemists and refinery technologists pooled years of lubri cating experience to produce today's Richfube. CLEANS AS IT LUBRICATES From sub-zero temperatures to hottest engine heats, Richtabe pro vides a positive, protecting, oily film to moving parts. And Richlube is designed to clean as U lubricates. 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