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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1945)
U. S. TENTH ARMY HEAD QUARTERS. Okinawa, Juno 25 (II A presidential cltnllun (or bravery In the Okinawa cam paign was received tntlny for company l of tlia 30:ird rogl mcnt, D8lh dlviilon, which pre pared for battla In Oregon. The citation wai for tho coin pany'a capture of a Japanese atrong point at Kakazu village April S. Tho company charged with fixed bayonvts and In hand-to-hand fighting won a ridge and held it all duy. The Americana had to withdraw at night be came their flanks were vulner able. The company killed 160 Jap anese, Including several high of ficer!, and destroyed Japanese guns that had been raking Yank forces from the flank. Capture of the strong point permitted the entlro command to advance. Lets Moat This Week, Says Dealer Official PORTLAND, June 25 (A') Oregon-Washington tables will have less meat this week than any time since food rationing began, M. H. Wolf, president of the Oregon Independent Moat Dealers association, predicts. Hlaughterors have exhausted their June quotas. Wolf ex plained, and custom slaughter ers are unwilling 10. operate un der new OPA regulations which they claim denies them any prof- YOU DONT HUB CASH AT Seem-USI PURCHASE COUPONS To, to M Cw Sffli M . . IMS f u. iumdh iMt ata Nr. m rffstes ' inp.. email 4an ptrmmi vMr np.ra.MS. Bvul mrnt aurs arr yours today at Yew HAM CRIDIT OrfUe Sens Of Norway Elect New Officers Rould lodge No. 80, Hons of Norway, elected the following officers Saturday to sorve for the; ensuing term: president, Agnar Jordungor: vlco presldant, Svorro Munsoii; Jutlgo, I'oter O. llorg; socrctury, Florenco Nal son; assistant sccrotury, Potcr Honntngcn; flnunclnl secretary, II. J, Kntho; troasuror, Betty llorg; regent, Ellen Hnuch: mar shal, Gull licach; asslstunt mar shal, Viva Erlckson; trustee, Mike Erlcksnn; guurds. Hob Ju cobson and Oscar Pcdersen. The officers will meet during the week and prepare them selves for their various duties which they are to assume at the next meeting to be hold at uua r eiiows nan, baiuraay evo nlng, June 30, at 8 p. m. Campfire Permits Needed In Districts Camnflre permits for Bly dis trict in Fremont national forest, and for Roguo river district arc obtainable at the U, 8. forost sorvlno office, 217 post offlco building, Klamath Falls. Permits must bo obtained to build fires in these districts after July 1, John Sarglnson, a mulct rangor, announced today Kennel UEI U. 8. National Bank BIdg. 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