Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, September 19, 1945, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1 FULL FROM BICYCLE CHATKK LAKIO, Ore While lileyclliiK (luwn thu roiul from 11 i(i wiiU'hiiuiii liiokoiit iiurkiiin iircit uii Uuplumlior 14, Mm, Mur Miirut H, Jump, Ntruck ii louHU ruck in tliu riiiul mid wuh thruwii IkmkI flint fnmi hur bicycle, IniulliiH un u pllii ut rucks ul tlio rililii ul thu mini n ml receiving iniiltlili) eiiln, bnilm'H unci libra. hIuiih uii her huml, HliuuUlcr, buck Ki kI HiiiIjh, Hut liimlimul, Dr. E, 11. Jump, who Is mi liwtrucUir In thu (Jul lego of Ui.'iillHtry ill tliu Unlvur nlly of Ciillfunilii, Uurkuluy, wim JiihI uIiimhI of hur wliuil thu uccl (Unit omirrud. lib wife) wuh knocked purity n i ic-oii m-Uiuh ruin tin; full, lly t ho tlinii he reached hur nIiIc. Klreiiuiird Alnn Kun., who wuh J ut leaving tin,' purk ut I ho termination of hln minimcr work, hit! veil In the fiimlly cur unil brought Mm. Jump lo purk hmiriquiirlmit for flwt iild. After trcutinent of wound mid for shock. hIio hud recover cd (diffidently lo conllniiu her journey noma llio following morning. 'I'hn Jump lind 1)1 cycled 4!M) miles on their mini mcr viiciitlun trip, und wore mi route homo to llerkeley when tnu nccKicnt occurred. Photographic School To Open Hero Oin-nlnt! u new photographic Hi'hool hero within thu next week In Orvlllo E, Siiunder who hu.i been u photographic In. dlructur for thu mivy ut Drain ci'ton, Wusli. llemUiuurters for tho school will ho ut tliu Ciiineo nhoi) ut 737 Mnin. CIuhkch will be held In thu evening und ull plumej of photographic work will bo (might, from bi'Klnnlii lo pro fcuslonul, Wiestmdanger Wants More Wild Plums Wait Wloscwluimcr of Iho SuiiHCl grocery hu.n acnl out more cull fur wild pluiim which he la shipping to northern huirkcU. A price of nine cents per pound is being puld for tho Irull which b to bo brouKht to tnu ouimci grocery in paper lined wooden boxes. wtoHcnduniicr sulci Unit an average of from $15 to $30 per any m being miuio by plum nick em who uro going out Into tho woods und bringing buck tho Irult. An excellent crop is being reported this your. SHE CAST DEATH MASKS Mario Grosholz, a young Swiss naupircjis, miring tne Kronen revolution, hud thn lob of cunt I in; dvnth musks of Juinous per koiih us their heads wero brought In 1 roiii tho guillotine. King I.ouls, Aliiria Antoinette. Robes. plerro, and ninny others were among her "models." Wo'vo hoard the cry "Cense flrlnii" on tho wnr front now let's havo It on tho Industrial front. ma N mi jii ... like VI LANDS YANKS ON JAPAN .Cililu J, Iliiiclley, npccliillst (control lower upurutor) 3u, of JJoniinzii, Ore., wuh u board u mumi i"i1r v ll'r. V, . . I i if rirnriiia const Kuurt-munnud LST which wuh ono of tho first to lund occu piitlon forces In Jupnn In Tokyo buy. lie Ik shown above silting In tho "Yokosuku Express" troop truck, one of n number used to take the detachment and supplies lo tho Yokosuku airport ncur Tokyo which urudicy mid his ae luchment aro now operating. 9 TO RETURN HOME T4 George W. Fullcrton of Bly will arrive in tho United Slates shortly with the 17 111 air borne division when the dlvi slon. representing tho airborne veterans of the European thcutcr of operations, returns homo for deactivation. Ho served as a suraleal tcchni clan In tho 81st airborne and is a qualified Kllderniun. Ho participated in campaigns In Normandy, Holland, jjaslognc and (Jermuny. Ho wears a Uronzo Star, tlio Purple Heart, tho Medical Combat badge, the uood Conduct mccinl, tlio Pres idential Unit citation with Oak Leaf cluster and the Invasion Arrowhead His foster parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Owen, are prominent ranchers at lily. TO RETURN HOME A letter has . been received from Cpl. Norman J. Washburn of Klamath Falls from Bremen Germany, where he was await ing shipment home. Ho bus been overseas 28 months and landed In France in June 12, 1944, with a service company. Ho wos then transfer red to tho famous Red Ball ex press which supplied Gen. Pat ton's nrmy in France. Ho now wears tlio ETO ribbon FRENCH TREATMENT OF NAZI PWS TOLD PA ItlS Sept. 19 (l1) The con- Horvutlvo newspaper Figuro, sharply criticizing French treat ment of German prisoners, said today many of tlio prisoners wero systematically starved and suvugely beuten, "In u number of camps arc violated, at tho expense of tho Germans, not only International rules governing wur prisoners but gcncrul lawn governing re spect for human dignity,'' tho newspaper said in an editorial. Food destined for prisoners disappears before It reaches its destination, mid somo camps aro full of living skeletons, "near ly like those of tho German camps," tho newspaper said, add ing that "deaths by starvation ore numerous." ' Th editorial said some pris oners uro forced to work on. the removal of mines, without any detecting equipment, "condemn ing them to a quick death." with six buttle stars and since ho bus earned 03 points lie expects to receive his discharge soon. SERVES ON OILER PEARL HARBOR, T, If. Donald E. Perkins, seaman, 1c, 4720 Ulsbee, Klamath Falls, has been serving aboard the veteran oiler USS Marias, which has tra veled more than 100,000 miles to deliver 100,000,000 gallons of fuel oil and high octane gasoline to ships In the combat zone. On duty in tho Pacific since March, 1044, the Marias is a vet eran of many major Pacific cam paigns, beginning with tho as sault on the Marianas, and con. tinning through the Philippine, Iwo J I ma and Okinawa, to the waters off Honshu, YOU IDONT NEED CASH AT Smn-USK PURCHASE COUPONS Ton n to lh Crtt Offl Juit ont t t t book (all of roupoal . . . thto ?oti ip4 lh roupoei )uit llkt Mih lt lh roti ib Uii iter. Thrre'a tin ftui or fomiV Mr, no trnlag ! illpi. Urn til tfows pigment inrf monthly rfpaxmtaU Oittil Mrrylng cfatrit. GET YOURS TODAY AT Your SEARS CREDIT Office 'Cut Grass Wiih Bayonets', At Camp, Soldier Reports WASHINGTON, Kept, 10 (IP) A 37-ycur-old buck prlvuto testi fied today he was "being rail roaded" by urmy officers be cause ho encouraged other sol diers to contact congressmen re gurcllng speedy releases. Pvt. George L. Murk, who wuh a barber supply salesman in Cleveland, O., until drafted four months ugo, told the senate mili tary committee that he und other soldiers ut neurby Fort Belvolr, Vu.," cut gruss with buyoncts." Ho said this wus done to keep them busy. Chairman Thomas (D-Utuh) remarked to tho buld army rook ie tliut If army officers or the wur depurlmcnt attempted to stop soldiers, sailors and marines from writing or contacting con gressmen "that is a violation of good discipline of the army of the V. S," Mark said he was being "rail roaded" from nearby Belvolr to Cump Shelby, Miss., luter today beeuusc he hud told Washington newspupcrs about the bayonet gruss cutting and lack of morale among soldiers at the engineer DOSt. "I know my goose Is cooked," said tho private who has a wife and thrco children, as senators and a score of soldiers and sail ors joined him In laughter. "But I don't mind bocauso somebody has to speak for the ordinary GI." Senator Johnson (D-Colo.), who has been critical of army and navy demobilization plans, expressed sympathy witli Pri vato Marks. "This soldier is being sent off, not to Siberia, but to Mississip pi," Johnson said. "This certain ly Is a warning to other soldiers on what to expect If they contact members of congress." Insurance won't prevent an accident but it will prevent a lot of grief. Hani Norland Insur ance. 118 N. 7th. Wednesday, Sopt. 19, 194S HERALD AND NEWS THREE Rummage Sale Set For October 5-6 MERRILL Tho annual rum mage sale sponsored by the Mer rill Library club is scheduled for Friday and Saturday, October 5 8. Offield's former location, where the sale is to bo held, will bo open on the first day from noon until 8:30 p, m., and on tlio second day from 10 a. m., until evening. Rummage may be left at the library or with some member of the committee which includes Mrs. Riley DeLup, Mrs. M. A. Bowmun, Mrs. R. L. Dalton, Mrs. T. O. 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