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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1945)
f-. r Open Homo Cullitille Daugh ters uf Ainui'lcii will hold open house In the parish hull Mommy. Httpluiiihur 1U, ul U i. in., and ull IiuiIun ul tl 10 piirisli uud sur rounding uuiuiniinlly me Invit ed to intend, Thu Very llevur unit Mdnitnid Miii'iineo, sliilo chaplain ul tl 10 Clithiillu Diiugh turn, will speak, mid culcrtiiln incut iind rcft'cxhnii'iilH will fill low. Mm. t'li'du Newman will lid lis cliiili'iniiii. Lunchoon, Card Party The htiineiniiklug eiiiiiiiiltti'c of II to Women of thu Moii.hi will hold n iiiillnck luncheon In thu Moose hull, Friday, September 7, lit 1 p. in., followed by tlio regular plnni'lllo pui'ty lit 2 p. ni. 'J'hlH will bit thu hint of tlio series iind uvcryono Is welcuiuu to nttond, Resigns Mrs. Floyd Francis Iiiih resigned hi'i' position with thu offlcu of price iclinliil.iliu lion, Kluiniitli I'iiIIh, mid will Ir-avo Saturday for her liumo In Chicago. Cpl. Francis has re ceived tils dlschargo from tho iniirlno corps. Robokah Club Plans for the meeting of tho Itcbckiih Social elul) hnvo bvt'ii changed mid they will not meet with Murthu (jllcrlst next week. There will bp n potltiek luncheon (n tho IOOI' hull Wiidnc.idiiy, Soptom bor 12, lit 1 p, in., instead. Guoit From South Mrs. CI n ni Doyen of Los Angeles la spending about a month In Klnnuith Falls as a guest of Mrs. Sydney Kvmtn at Sunset ranch and In also visiting with Mr. and Mra. M, I'. Evans of tlio Evans apartments, En Rout South Lcota Beat was n (jiic.il of Klamath Falls friends over tho Labor Day weekend uild also enjoyed a stay at Lako o' the Woods. Miss Deal was cn route from Salem to Los Angeles where sho plans to enter business. Vlill In Idaho Mr. and Mrs. James Hunter and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Long spent the past week end visiting In Nampa, Idaho, with Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hootcn, former Klamath residents who operate a largo dairy ranch near there. ., On Vacation Violet Wood : ruff, daughter of Mrs. Luln Woodruff of Summers lane. Is spending a two weeks' vacation ' with her mother. Sho attends Stanford university at Palo Alto. Calif. Cood Roads. Good Crowds Roads In tho Lava Beds national Sark are in good condition now, upt, Don C. Fisher reports, and travel to the park has increased ;': tremendously since the conclu- slon of tho war. From Lava Beds Phillip . Bakke, lookout on Schonchln : Butte,, and Don C. Fisher, super intendent of Lava Beds national ; park, ware in Klamath Falls on , official business Wednesday, Night In Klamath Ten mem bers of the movlo unit filming "Canyon Passage" spent Mon- day night at the Wlllard, leaving ' early Tuesday morning for Dia mond lake. Return Mr. and Mrs. Fred Home and children of 2225 Or chard, huvo returned from a 10 day trip to Rogue River, Port land and Yakima where they ; visited relatives. : First Fall Mooting The Shrine club met In tho Wlllard hotel Wednesday night to cole brato their first meeting this fall with a crab dinner. ';; Party Friday Eagles auxili ary members will hold a fare i well parly Friday evening In ;; the lower FOE hall at B o'clock. I', Apply for Llcomo Marriage ;, jiLT-iisc Applicants in Seattle In ; eluded one Issued to James W Corcoran and Mary A. For ;' roster, both of Klamiilh Falls. r- jf fcWICA DRAGONEm ihln N.....L my "'Dtnormi k.L. . . . on ard.mirru u.l .? y'." New Cream Deodorant Safely bcllis Stop Perspiration 1. Unci net inline skin. Dotl not rnt ilrciies nr men's ihirti. 2. I'icveiits under. nn oiler. llcltl Slop perfiirlicin mirly, 3. A pure, while, tmiwptic, tuin- ' 4. No waiting lo dry. On be In Charga of USO Four groups of tiusluoss and Profes sional Women ulub members will take chin-go al tlio USO center on Sunday, September 0, under thu direction of Lori'aino Wuillen, g oner til chairman, Serving as chairmen of each group will bu Lorono McCol lum from 0 o'clock until 1, Lei a Robinson 1 o'clock until 4; Ellen Ui) 4 o'clock until 8. and Hulli lialo B o'clock until 11. In Navy Now Ronald Ray Wilson, Sprague lilver, and Charles Edward Perry Jr., Klam iilh Falls, have been enlisted in tho regular navy and are eu route today for San Diego. Mal colm Epley Jr., has received of ficial orders to report In Port land Saturday. He will leavo Klamath Falls Friday, and go to San Diego from Portland for boot training In tho regular navy jis a seaman second class, Visitor From Olandala Mrs. George Epperson Is expected here from Olendalc, Calif., Fri day, for an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Epper son, i:iO N. 1st. Her husband, dipt. Epperson, Is still in England. USO Program A sing, swing and talent program will be fea tured tonight, Thursday, al B o'clock at thu USO club rooms at 11th and Walnut. Hostess will bo Mary Jo Hallctt and Marjorle Frazler will bo at the piano. On Leave Bob Rlggs, S 1c, RT, Is home on leave visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rlggs and sister, Dorothy, of Lakcshoro drive. Bob Is sta tioned with tho navy at Great Lakes, Ul., and will be here un til Saturday. Sons of, Norway The Sons of Norway will meet In the 100F hall on Saturday, Septem ber 8. There will be Initiation of new members after which danc ing and other entertainment will follow. Artcraft Wives of service men will meet tonight at 7:30 in tho ladles' lounge of the USO to receive Instruction in textile painting. They are re quested to bring their own ma terial, such as silk scarves, hand kerchiefs and pillow covers. Visit Mora Mm. Marie Colan der of Folsom, Calif., and Mr. anu Mrs. Adam Kleveno of St. John, Wash., have been visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Litzcnbcrger, 3004 Anderson. OPA Prlcos Present fresh fruit and vegetable prices will be effective for the coming week, according to the local OPA office. To Siltm Mrs. Horlense Strong spent the Labor Day weekend with friends in Salem. ATOMIC COMMITTEE WASHINGTON, Sept. 6 P) Creation of a Joint senate-house commlttco to study the develop ment and control of tho atomic bomb was formally proposed to day by Senator Vandcnbcrg (R Mich.) His resolution called for a committee of six senators and six house members. Express your gayest moods with Johansen's slim, trim gabardines . . . extra smart fashion CANDY favorites to flatter your Brown Gabardines $7.95 No Ration Stamp Required Japanese Photograph Atomic Ruins . " " '(. '1 - H"'f - k . ? ! 711' ' ''v ' . 1 Provlow of posslbl futuro war is visible in unbillevablo affactt of on atomic bomb in this viaw of Nagasaki mads at close range by Japanese photographer. Left standing are a few smoke stacks and a small house in the distance. Spectators view unidentifiable debris. (Acme telephoto from U. S. army obtained from Dome! news agency). Langell Valley Mrs. Laura Klttrldgo arrived from Missouri last week to spend several months with her sister, Mrs. Haltlc Walker, and family. Mrs. Margaret Burnett and sons, and Davis Leavitt visited on Tuesday afternoon at the Lea Leavitt home. Deepest sympathy Is extend ed to tho relatives of Mrs. Pool who passed away last week. Mrs. Cora Leavitt and Mary spent Wednesday in Bonanza with Mrs. Mary Dearborn. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hays and daughter of Klamath Falls spent tnc wecKcne; witn Mr. ana Mrs. Elvis Smith. Mrs. Louis Randall and Gary Edward arc home from Hillside hospital and spending a few days with Mrs. W. U. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Sottle and family have returned home from Grants Pass where they spent several monins. Mrs. Christine Brown and Mrs. Vivian Sullivan visited on Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Nettie Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dear born and family spent WcdneS' day at Snraguc River. S 1c Ellen Romtrcdt, Wave, Is home from Astoria on leave. Mrs; Lloyd Embrey and Marl lyn Jean are home from Klam ath Valley hospital. Mrs. Nellie Quick is spending a few weeks with tho Embreys. Mr. and Mrs. Earl McCoy and daughters spent Thursday in Langell valley. They have pur chased a ranch near Merrill. Vclma Smith of Los Angeles arrived Monday to spend three weeks with her parents, Mr. and Give yourself una Cold Wave Permanent! So tuy to do right at home I Soft, rutunl-Iooking curls. Ask for Crovaaing Glory . . , Waggoner DRUG CO. f2HaW 9th & Main foot. Ah . Mrs. Elvis Smith. Her twin sis ter, Zelma, was here last month. Margaret Burnett and Cora Leavitt spent Thursday with Christine Brown. S 1c Laurence Rcncll is home on leave from Bandon and is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rcncll. Mrs. Emery Johnson will have the guild luncheon on Septem ber 15 instead of September 8, as originally planned. There will be a dance at the Langell valley community hall Of Nagasaki on September 8. The Merry Makers will furnish the music. Albert Dearborn and Mike Dearborn made a trip to Ashland on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burnett and sons, and Hod Davis spent Fri day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lcs Leavitl and family. Langell valley guild will meet at the home of Mrs. 1'aul Mon roc on September 6. Classified Ads Bring Results. WASHINGTON, Sept. 6 (P) The men who came back today gave America's war casualty wheel another spin in reverse. Ghostlike, they emerged from the far-away valleys of Japanese prisoner of war camps where some of them had been held since the dark days of Bataan and Corrcgldor. Never Listed By today's official count, 3485 missing army men who never had been listed as prisoners be cause nobody knew what hap pened to them, were removed from the missing rolls and re stored to the liberated living. An Increase of 604 belated navy casualty reports offset this figure somewhat, however, and left the armed forces' combat casualty total for the war stand ing at 1,070,452. This was 03 less man last week s figure, and additional reports are yet to come. Superfort Landing Set For Seattle SPOKANE, Sept. 6 (TP) The Superfortress which set a new distance record in a 5490-mile flight from Iwo Jima to Spo kane was scheduled originally to land at Seattle, Spokane army airfield officials said yesterday. Lt. Col. Joseph F. Brannock of Lexington, N. C, told army air force personnel here the plane continued on to Spokane when smoke and haze made a landing at Seattle impossible. Grandeur is the fashion in Winter Coats. Grandeur that comes when glorious furs are used profusely on . beautiful woo'lens. Sometimes there is almost as much fur as cloth . . . entire fur sleeves, great lush cuffs, dramatic borders. 'Picture silverblue muskrat on white wine . . . beaver on mocha ... or tingona lamb in all iti silvery beauty on a regal shade of blue or green. Thursday, Sept. 6. 1945 Occupies Korea Lt.-Gcn. John R. Hodge, above, is commander of the U. 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