Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 02, 1945, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT HfcHALD AND hLWH WOMANHUBT IN ACCIDENT HERE SUNDAY -Ensign J. H. Falen. naval atr station, was Involved In an automobile- accident with a car " driven by Libbie Meroney, 188 Mortimer, in front of the Crater Lake creamery on Main, The ac cident occurred Sunday, accord ing to a city police report. - Mrs. John Cava, a passenger In the Meroney car, was thrown against the windshield and sus tained a cut cheek, police said. . Investigaton proved that raien had backed into the other car, stated police. No arrest was made in the case. Edna Mae Sherman. 725 Plum, paid a $20 fine for failure to stoo at the scene of an acci dent at Main and Broad Satur day, She was involved in a col lision with Gerald Fales of Ma- lln. No one was injured in the .accident. t. D. J. Bliss of Dairy, Ore., and (Nels Erickson had a slight traf- fic accident at 6th and Spring Saturday night. No arrest was made by city police. Walter Pomroy, 2125 Apple gate, posted $5 bail for running a red light and Fred Weber, ;2720 Crater, posted $5 bail for -running a stop sign. Komer 'Evans, Riverside auto camp, -posted $20 bail for violation of the basic rule. City police are holding a tri ' cycle picked up in Mills addition and the owner may claim the " property by appearing at the po lice station. ; E. G. Stanfield, 1022 Upham, -reported to city police today the t theft of a propeller from the ?Sea Scout ship some time last tweek. The propeller was valued rat S40. , . i Seven drunksj'two drunk and 'disorderly conduct cases, three disorderlv conduct cases, one il- i legal possession of intoxicating ? Honor, and three vags aoDeared .in police court this morning be- - 1 T. . - IT 1 -I T. Iiure iuukc ximuiu - rraney. M-weive additional drunks bailed Jout ' T IT - The USO feels that the great : est impact of military personnel i is going to be on the west coast :: during the redeployment accord- tine to Gertrude McGee. volun teer service consultant for Uie USO from Washineton. D. C. tMisA McGee, who spent Satur day in Klamath Falls, has; been Travelling throughout the United States for the past two years speaKing to volunteer UbU ' groups and discussing problems "with staff members, r; Miss McGee stressed that vol runteers must prepare themselves for a new type of service as men .returning from the combat areas are for most part more mature and many of them find it dif ficult to understand the attitude of the civilian. The club not only serves the men In service, but it offers a place of relaxation and enter tainment for their families. . "It is a privilege to be a civil Ian who will reintroduce some of these men. back into the life of the United States," she added, saying that USO volunteers have been the first civilian to whom these men have spoken for sev eral years.' World War II Vets Wonted By Demos ' PORTLAND, July 2 (Pi A campaign to enroll World War II veterans in the democratic party is underway, sponsored by the Young Democrats of Ore-' gon. Delegates at the state conven tion here Saturday elected Clif ford T. Hewlett, Portland, presi dent to succeed Nancy Honey man Robinson, democratic na tional commitleewoman. Ed Burkholder Wards Builalnr Malarial Dipl. Her. vmmmmtmmmimmmt MiimraaMMiM ; Good Buys This Week Kimsul . . (1 roll covers 100 sq. ft.)....4.85 Wards Fluffed Rock Wool, per bag ...1.15 Deluxe Rock Wool Baits I..::..... 1.79 M ontgomery Ward Hgnuv. wmy 2, ROGERS WRITES In a letter to his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Rogers of Pa cific Terrace, Capt. James Rog ers, 1st marine division, wrote that he Is on Okinawa, un me way over, he stopped in Pearl Harbor and while he was there he saw Adra Goeller who is sta tioned with the Waves. When the plane on which he was flying refueled at his old post on Johnson island, he re ceived a royai welcome irom me men who had heard he was com ing. - Landing on another island he saw Capt. Bob Anet, former Sigma Nu fraternity brother at Oregon State college, and Capt. Floyd (Fiz) Kirkpatrick of Klam ath Falls. Rogers is in the ar tillery division. : CONDREY PROMOTED Marine Cpl. James M. Con drey of Klamath Falls was re cently promoted to his present rank. He is attached to a spe cial training regiment at Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, Calif. Condrey is a veteran of 30 months in the Pacific. The son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Condrey, 2234 Darrow, the ma rine attended Klamath Union high school, where he participat ed in track and basketball. His wife and daughter live in Pasa dena, Calif. He enlisted in De cember, 1941, 0 PORTLAND, July 2 (iP Methodist pastors at Klamath Falls, Pendleton and Tigard, who were transferred at the an nual conference last weekend, will remain in their former pul pits. Changes in pastoral appoint ments announced today by Bish op Bruce R. Baxter will keep Rev. Oliver Gill at Pendleton in stead of going to Astoria; Rev. Victor Phillips at Klamath Falls instead of moving to Pendleton; and Rev. Lawrence Guderian at Tigard instead of coming to Grace church here. The changes leave Astoria and Grace church without perma nent pastors. The pulpits will be filled by temporary ap pointees. Robson Changes Plea To Grand; Larceny Arthur C. Robson. 18. who pleaded not guilty to grand lar ceny, changed his plea to guilty Saturday before Circuit Court Judge David R. Vandenberg. Time for passing sentence was set for Thursday, July 5, at 10 a. m. 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