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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1945)
nniirn iirTP lUliNLUVtiD T TO GUARD ftR PRISONERS ft. , cxtrnt In guarding KSSTof w.r.nd nnmlnl- r" ... iiritmii 1110 ut I nvi CTiii. It wa. en- ,d today uy - F Shrdd. commanding ' have iu'cn Instructed to 'll ".croen overseas ru , for selection of quail irW pernonnel who desire tr!"l,'inr riutv nt prisoner E7nmi. He declared R. ii rfoctrlnolod In the pro- Ini of the Genova convert Knd t the need for firm but kre,tment of P"e Pr.'' cKviri nlso statod that E" policy regarding foedlng Ibelng ervcd t nil Intern 1 camps, eliminates mod Ll and rationed foodi from P . j .i t- .ol,l Tha nnlv juinonira tunii i IS WHICH uru " "" , llicn as ir!h ntv-Ri inui, ii and toils. . i-aiorie value of tho ra- Lcensary for working pris- IWIH on iiiiiiiu.in.-w Icntlful vegetables and fooHS. wlin augur ana virtually eliminated. Eoners who refuse to work btimedlateiy piaceo on ind waicr aiei. 'Junior MesV .V$: Junior Miss mi wnjfi hi ' Ribbing the "Sloppy Joe" get-ups of girl schoolmate! at Evans ton, IU., High School, Jim Carver, left and Hoger Wilson parade the campua In "Junior Mess" garb. Togged out as the Ideal "date ball" la Dorothy McDonald, right J WW. UH EMPIRE JEWS Merrill i Liwson L. Kandra. who king her home with her Ui In oaicm wnne ner nus- Lt. Kandra la overseas. ken a rocent guest of the hint's parents, Mr. and Lewis Kandra. Ll. Kandra ten overseas In the south Iv for 10 weeks and la aery ilh an artillery officers' Irment headnuarteri unit. K Ft. Meade, Md., for over-brvl". d has been received here t. and Mrs. Lewis Kandra lifir daughter, Mra. Jeu Milln, who has been a for the past nine wecka Luke's hospital. San Fran. (his been released and is Ftclng at the home of her Mjrs, tdward Boero of anclito. Mrs. Smith iub to a serious spinal opera- V Frances Sharp, daughter isna mrs. t. Sharp, left Mk for Fort Lewis where II take six weeks' lrainlnir pice as an army nurse. narp trained in Portland r Jeveral months has been bf at the Klamath Valley II. She was one of five Vo leave for armv mrulra. Iionths ago she applied for servlre, which resulted oil. She oxnsrti In h fred later to southern a for advancod training. puitr, raraaise, Calif., pth Mrs. MlUer.came. to I a few weeks am n vl.H Irs, Miller's daughter-ln- ri, Charles Cunningham, mm iuum inursaay eve lid Wa rmnrrl lH ll Falls' hntnllai k I- His condition!..; e. serious. Two son-ln. fm oimmona. and Ben both of Shafter. hv. Immoncd to his bedside, iler is the former Susie in, long-time resident ill. V Pine Creek ursoav ift.i-A.. .-a. n- - . ..-- --"-.iiuvju -mi mo km, &' were ClthTMr-Eul, Beneflel r. The ladles worked ll 'or the bazaar this IL n!xt hostesa will be LWh been wound r'n In Germans wn Pera not learned, ladlin u. .., lUmed glove Icnnun . lJUrt. -KF"- Fort Klamath Mrs. James Miller nnrl inn Kenneth left several days ago for her parents' homo in Mis. sourl, where they expect to re- main ur some lime. Her hus band Is stationed at Fort RIIpv. Kas., with an army cavalry division. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lumnkln and family moved Inst week from tno bunsel lodge at the Sun set camp ground to the Orville wrigiu realdcnce soulh of Fort Klamath on Crooked creek, which property thev hava leaser! ior a year. , Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth .Disrude and daughter Eula. hnv nnr. chased the Orh Moon property in Fort Klamath and are busy renovating ineir new nome. Mrs. Charles M. Noah suffered extremely painful Injuries last moiioay wncn' her right hand was caught In the wringer of her electric washing machine. She was taken Immediately to Chllo quln, where first aid was admin- isicrcd, and from there was taken to the home of her daugh ter, Mrs. Maurice Benedict, in Klamath Falls. Medical care was Obtained, and It was found nec essary to take 20 stitches to close the lacerations on one finger of mra. nouns nann. mo. same nana and arm had been injured recently when Mrs. Nnnh fell but she was brought home Fri day from Klamath Falls by her imugnicr ana is reported to be recovering-, from: her nulnni uuuuir injury. Poy Noah, son of Mr. and Mrs. Noah, visited .here over tho weeKond with his pnrents from nis nome in Brownsville. Ore. A. F. MacQuiston was rlis. missed Friday from the Hillside hospital in Klamath Falls, where ne underwent a Knee operation. He is now able to be around with the aid of crutches. Mr. and Mrs. John Cauhape have . returned for the season from California, where they upeni tno winter mpntns. . Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rodrlquoz and two children are also hack .In Fort Klamath, Rodriqucz being i-iiijiuycrr an joroman tor cau hape. Their other daughter, Barbara, will tain her nnranli Hiere when the school term Ms over at Red Bluff, where she Is a student. Cauhope and Rodrlquez have been busy the past several davs bringing In the Cauhapo cattle for tho season's nastnre. nthr local stockmen receiving cattle for tho season's feeding are R. S. Dixon, J. P. McAuliffe, Nich olson brothers, Ira Orem, Loren L. Miller and son. William Zum bnin and Mrs. E. M. Brattain and son Bob, the latter pasturing their cattle on Klamath marsh. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knoop ft Live Oaks, Calif., who pur- - i - -rrarwwaA.sw Tulelake Corp. Keith Gentry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gentry, who was wounded February 25 on Iwo Jlma, is home for a 30-day Bick leave. He has been sta tioned since his return to the States at the naval hospital, in San Diego. Corp. Gentry went into tho war on Bougainville as a paratrooper, was returned to this country about a year ago and was then transferred to the ground force. He visited his parents before leaving for the battle zone the second time and had been on Iwo Just six doys when he received two bul lets through the shoulder, shat tering tne anouiaer blade. Prior to entering the service he was a student at Oregon State.. He was IB when he enlisted. Polluck supper preceded "the last meeting of the Modoc Tulelake Farm center in charge ot mrs. William trait and Mrs Chester Main. Dr. David J. Fer guson, pastor of the Merrill Presbyterian' church, was guest speaKer. . , Sam Anderson, director, drew attention to the need for keep ing roadways leading Into the public- dump ground clean" of refuse. W. C. Dalton, who ' do nated tne area for the dump, requested installation of a cat tle guard for the entrance. This will be put in at an early date. Mrs. Sam Anderson, president of the Homestead Community club, announced the next meet ing for May 18. at the home of Mrs. Albert Scott. Miss Reber, home economics agent at large. will be present for a lesson on wood finishing and the meeting win. be. in the atternoon only. Mrs. ' Mary Robertson, Klam ath Falls, has accepted a posi tion . as bookkeeper with the Tulelake Machinery company, succeeding- Mrs. ' Ruth Fischer. Mrsi Robertson has been env ployed In "the accounting de partment of Big Lakes Box company. Added to the person ncl also are Bob Sexton, a welder and blacksmith, Ray Green and William Butler, both experts in gasoline' and diesel tractor operation and repair. chased the Brattain ranch last fall, are' expected to arrive here in tne. near tuture to lane pos. session of the ranch. . Mrs. Brat tain and son are at present stay, ing at the ranch on the marsh. Friday v sitors in Klamath Falls included Mr. and Mrs. C. L, Blickenstaff and daughter Yvonne, Alfred B. Castel Sr., and-Jimmy Dyche. On Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. castei were busi ness visitors in Klamath Falls. RADIO REPAIR By Exptrt Technicians GOOD STOCK OF AVAILABLE ' TUBES-PARTS-AERIALS For All Makes el Radio ZEMAN'S Quick, Guaranteed Sarviea 1 14 N. 9th Phont 7522 Across From Montgomery Ward ea North Sth V III ds for generations . ; " ' ' ' ' t ' ' ' ': t a: great Kentucky whiskey Old Hermitage eomei of thoroughbred Blocka supremely smooth end delicious whiskey en asset to your cellar, s favor ite with your guesis! If you haven't been able to jet Old Hermitage recently; you may have be tier luck no w. As k for it today. rami - - -"-ewwtj'igr!l!SJ mw Mnw iiiiiiB fHMcit tflnunw, in mi KSHT-l BUW.I RMF'tt BUM lOUim NEW PLAN MILL B E GINS OEA TONS Operations started Monday morning In .the Modoc Point Planlne mill tinrtoi- AmMn nr M Fleishman, manager of the oouuiwrai uregon L.umoer com pany ot Grants Pass. Th CIIHtnm nlnninrf wtlll ' n affiliate of the lumber company, mtiiwu wun a crew oi 10 men. A auperlntendent for the mill has not h.on mntMnA vnl T-. 1 Huson, representative, stated, but several applications are un der consideration. Planing and re-sawing boards on government order will be tho main operatlon-of the mill, with grading, sorting and finishing. Lumber obtained from tho Willa mctte valley will be used and buildings on the former Lamm LjUmhpr rnmnnnv aitn n, TuTnr1n Point will be utilized. tne location is exceptionally adapted for the purpose of the mill With luin main ..tit. ...... lines convenient, Huson said. mis is tne iirst re-manuiaclur-Ing operation to be located on the sltn nt a ilitmgnllA .n...Miti in this area. . The office of the Modoc Point Planing mill will be at 111 S. 7th In Klamath tTnll. Tk. r flee building is being redecorat- "a win dc occupied about the middle of this week. Classified Ada Bring ftejulta. Woman Fatally Hurt In Car Accident AI.RANY. Mav 14 tail vr-. Ada May Smith, about SO, Al bany, was fatally injured early today when an auto struck her anortiy attcr sno had alighted from a taxi in downtown Al bany. City Policeman Glenn McDan icl quoted tho car's driver. Ph. M 2c Clarence Eugene Wright, mi, vi buiiip nami naval nospi tal, as saying the car's head lights blinded him. Mrs. Smith. wearing dark clothing, was stnndlnff nnar Mr lua Dn.Anc who was navlnc the rahhin Mr. Dnnlcl said. ' . The injured woman died sev eral hours later in a hospital here. Cllim' nt Pnltfa PArru G411 miirnpr alrt nn n planned against Wright. Child Killed After Falling From Truck ROSEBURG. Mav 1 I7P) Mclvin Dennis Simpson, S, was killed yesterday when ha fell from a truck in which his par ents were returning to Brockway from a dance. When the cab door snrunc open on a tjrn, the child fell out and was crushed under-a rear wheel. His stepfather, Lloyd Wesley Raines, was driving. - AMBASSADOR NAMED WASHINGTON. Mav 14 President Truman today nomi nated R. Henry Norweb of Ohio to be ambassador to Cuba. Norweb. now ambassador in Panama, was named to succeed Spruille Braden,- recently desig nated as ambassador to Argentina. T Dick Nowcll, former manager ilf th Klflmath ITallct hrannl. F. W, Woolworth comoanv and ax manager o the store there. nargH i vtU n a Hainei t st sponsored by the 8th War Loan. , The window, which ' placed font in thp ratal rnnln., nn4l-A Now II one $25 bond an ii quali- in in iur entry m ine cc- 1 Irt n Q I nnninii am 1 i- SOU. WflKhi notin onrl r'-S 1 J Last week Nowell received a sou nonn tor n ar no in ha . tional - rnntMr. onH o m,t,n.A man nnnri frn f ha nnilnM.i . The a.splay, seen here in Decern- wci, wo inuuui ox ine memor ial Shaft rm that nr,-U 1 . surrounded by names and pic- "ut'-o ui- mc war aeaa. Circus 'Off Limits' To Military Personnel CHICO. Calif . Mav id Col. A. W. Tyler, commanding officer of Chicago army air field, announced today the . Arthur Brothers circus, now playing in Oregon, has been placed off limits to all military personnel in the renfral uiirftv Aimri which includes I'll northern Cali fornia. Cnl -Tvl-' mat tUm Jt . issued jJter- complaint of air men oh losses in games operated, when the show played here May Monday. Mar H. IMS HEHALP AITP ygWS THKCT" Classified Ada Bring Result. Army Men Honor Service Mothers : 7 . -v.,,. ap.,- ,tijr. , frj NonnmmiiiiniiflI rMtrm ' ino army air tieid base here, yesterday played host to more man ouu motners oi service men ana women in tnis vicinity. Sgt. Robert J. Sears of VaV. Ima. .Wash of the non-commissioned officers club,- said the members begam , V." -,'.". .v.. o unity about three weeks ago. Because their own mothers couiq not De present, for the naitv.'hA 9aiA colon.;.. . : n lists in Council Grove and Her-ington-were scanned for name of the mothers to be invited: : As. each woman entered the clubhouse she was given a cor sage which carried a card say ing: "For my adopted mom Mother's Day May 13,' 1945 the Herihgton NCO's." r- f -. Whan la Madfosd SUr art HOTEL HOLLAND ; Thoroughly Modern Jo and Anne Eaxley - Proprietor! DEVELOPING ENLARCINC PRINTING PHOTO SERVICE 211 Underwood Bldg. Month 'Of Mourningf; J For Roosevelt Ends ;'; WASHINGTON, May U (IPi The nation's month of mourning for Franklin D. Roosevolt endi at sundown today,- f Tomorrow flags again will t) at full staff. Mr Pnn.oo.H JUJ k !, . . . . , t men, aviu-. 1m, The mouminj; period wag pro claimed by President Truman. YOU DON'T . NMD CASH AT Sm-UM , . PURCHASE COUPONS ytm wo I th cm mm Jort one) to ii book, hill i ttt enupons . . . tliM yom pea 4 the eenpnnt fast Hk . each AH hbroufh the avior. 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