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wyofflh in;
Klnul I'lU'i (or Mm. Lylu 0.
Mills, who died ul kliiinutli Val
ley liuillul Tuusduy mornliiii,
will liii ni'ld froin tliu ICuil Wliu-
luck uhiipcl ut 2:110 . in, Thins
iliiy Willi llm Huv. C. WIhkuii
biuli iiiricliitliiK. Uurliil will
lnki! iilacu In 1 1 if Iiiiully plot,
Llnkvllln cumulvry.
MlM. Mill WHS OIK! (if tllU
cuiiiily'ti muiit ui-luvcd mulruiiH
H i id Iiim' uimnliiK In keenly fell by
ncuieH ul Ii'IvikIh, She wus Ixirn
JcsnIo (Jwciidnlun McCiinnlck,
duuulilor of Tlioiium "nil Ueurgl
niiiiii Andrew McCurniick, un
Murcli la, 1877 In lliiyus, Un
coin county, Kiinsiis,
Loll Kenton
With her ihiioiiIh mid three
uliler brolhuiH mid slaturs, alio
lull Kiiiimm In MM!, cuiulnv went
by Iriiln mid wuumi train,
throiiKli North l'luttc, Cheyenne,
Holso ii i ul linker City. Tho film
lly nettled In l,n Ciiumlo In 1UU!)
Mitel III July, 1IIII7, cumo to Klmii
nth county.
Mr. McC'ormlfk moved his
family to Keno where ho hullt
the flint Miiiill siiwmlll and tutor
built and operated a sitliill slum
w Into I sti'iuner, "Tho Ctinby."
which run bctwron Klamath
Falls mid Kuno.
Llred In Ktno
In 11)00. Jewlo McCormlck
anil Lylo O. Mills wore married
mid inudo their homo In Keno.
Mills hud moved hero from his
native sliilo of MIcIiIkiiii In 1DUU,
Mr, mid Mrs, MIIIh built n liomo
ut tho corner of Alumodu mid
fcsiiliiiiiide In this city mid rcsld
cd there with their noil, Di'Los,
until 1U yearn uito, when they
moved to their present homo in
the I'lnc Orovo ureu.
Mm. Mills wim n member, of
St. I'iiuI'ii Episcopal church,
Alnliu chnpter, Order of the
Kimtern Slur, ond the Art
Needlowoik club.
Ilonornry pnllbeurorx will be
old fmnlly friends, Horace K.
CiiiU, Dr. II. M. llrown, A. B.
Kppcraon and Orb Campbell,
mid active pallbearers will be
K. B. Goeckner, Jnck Murphy,
I'mil O. Landry, Lawrence Bert
ram, Lloyd Prock and D. D.
Hcedcr.
ON USB BLOCK ISLAND
ON THIS USS BLOCK IS
LAND IN TIIIC I'ACIKIC
Thruu Klamath Fulls navy men,
Iluy K. CoddhiKton, HU, si'iininii,
Hint cluss, USNIt, whoso wlfo
Mi'H, .lean Coddlnulon IlvhiK ut
li:iU Lincoln St.; lCdwurd D.
Dollin, coxswain, USNIt, Alia
iTionl drlvo, und Hurry L,
Orem, flruinun, flint chum,
USNIt, noil of Mr. und Mm, Iru
Orem, Kouto have been nerv
hill on thin ccort ulrcrufl cur
rier. The first Block Ixlund wim
dunk by u German unburn
line off Africa In Muy,' 1U4-I,
but iiucuinpmiyliiK destroyer es
corts picked ui every imiii of
tho crew mid then flushed off
the U-boat,
ON BATTLEWAGON
ON THE USS MASSACHU
SETTS ON THE WEST COAST
Kobcrt C. Burr, 'i't, scuinun,
second class, USNIt, Whltchornc,
Calif., nerved on this battleship,
which reached the Went Count
on September 111 to become the
first vennel of her kind to re
turn to tho Slates since the
close of tho wur.
ON USS SHERIDAN
ON THE USS SHEIUDAN IN
THE PACIFIC (Deluyed) Jumes
K. Short, 10, seaman, first clans,
Route 2, Klamath Fulls, is serv
ing on this uttuck transport,
which climaxed her career of
lundlnu assault troops on la
ruwa. Itol-Niiimir. Salnan. Guam
Lvyte, Llnuuycn mid Okinawa
by landing occupation forces in
Japan.
The Sheridan, commissioned
In July, 10411, carried more than
50.000 troons una their emilp
mcnt to Pacific buttle fronts
with only one casualty the so
dier who sot Into his assuult bout
und nut on his bayonet.
SERVES ON ESCORT
ON THE USS BLOCK IS
LAND IN THE PACIFIC Wil
Hum R. Colvln, 27, radioman,
second clnss, USNR, whose wife
Pauline Colvln and two children
live In Lakevlcw, Ore., has been
servinK on Ibis escort aircraft
carrier.
Military Spirit Still
Prevails In Jap Schools
NIKKO. Japan. Oct. 3 fl'l
Japan's surrender und staled
wl Dimness to weed militarism
out of education outwardly
haven I affected the nation s No.
1 school for boys,
The School for Peers, where
Japan trains princes und future
leaders, still stresses ousniuo in
spirit If not In military subjects.
Military Air
To an American observer the
school bus a distinct military uir
from the Instruction to tba way
the boys march, bow and sulutc.
Both the cmiicror's sons
Crown Prince Aklhlto, 11, und
Prince Musnhito. II. uro students
ut the Nikko school, which Is
controlled not by the education
ministry but by tho ministry of
the Imperial household. Akl
hlto Is in the sixth urndc und Is
described by Instructors us "un
especially ood student." Masu-
into is in me fourtli tfrudc.
Day-long Classes
A suber-currylnu officer looks
out for the princes while they
attend the diiy-lony classes in the
hotel, They arc relumed to the
nearby summer pulucc In a
Packard limousine. Tho other
boys, numbcriiiK 143, occupy
the Kunuyu quarters. There arc
4,1(1 in the upper classes.
I suw the boys wither in the
hotel courtyard today for a
fenclnu lesson. They were wcur
InK mustard-colored uniforms
u n d were currying bamboo
swords.
One boy stepped forward.
"Klotsuke, ho commanded
shrilly.
The boys came to attention.
"Kclrcl," he suld.
They bowed to tho instructor,
then marched off in a column of
fours with the swords on their
shoulders like rifles.
Families Represented
Tho students, representing
Japan's wealth us well as royal
blood, Include the son of the late
Admiral Ynmnmoto, the son of
one of the bankers yasuda
there arc half a dozen In the Jap
anese Who's Who two boys re-
luted lo the Imperial lumily, und
the son of Professor lshlkuwu of
tho Tokyo Imperial university.
The oilier dny un American of
ficer spoke to one of the classes
In Japanese. His subject was
holidays In America. When he
finished, the boys overwhelmed
him with questions fur removed
from Christmas or the Fourth of
July.
"What does the B-20 look like
Inside'"
"What are your latest wenp.
ons?"
"How about your lunks?"
10,228 New Claims
Made By Jobless
SALEM. Oct. 3 (') The stale
employment compensation com
mission suld today it bus re
ceived 10,228 new claims for Job
less 'benefits In the six weeks
since the wur ended, but thut
benefits have been paid to only
35011 of the applicants.
The commission puld $100,043
in benefits last month. It paid
$433,448 in benefits during the
first nine months of the year.
George Washington chose the
site for the U. S. Military Acad
emy at West Point.
h mm io relieve nun mil
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ARTIST COMPLETES
HDI AN SKETCHES
W, Langdon Klhn bus now
completed sketches on tho Klum
ath Indian rcscrvutlon und Is re
turning to his studio in Hndlymc,
Conn,, where he will paint in
the details this winter.
Klhn, International Illustrator
and muguzine writer, is on a 10
year assignment with National
Geographic magazine to paint
canvasses of Indian tribes
throughout the continent of
North America. He is trying to
capture In his pictures the In
dian woys of life of SO years ngo,
before they are entirely lost to
history.
The painter hus completed
canvasses of the plains Indians
and the Alaska Indians and they
have already been published in
Nutlopul Geographic.
Mrs. Klhn, also a recognized
writer and Illustrator, accom
panies her husband and assists
In his work. They will return
to tho northwest next year to
make sketches of the country
near Salem and in Washington,
and will go from there to Can
ada. Klhn has painted magazine
pictures on assignment for 15
years.
Manslaughter Charge
Filed Against Boxer
SCRANTON, Pa., Oct. 3 in')
Involuntary manslaughter
charges have been filed against
Andy Iletlin, 18-year-old Taylor
(Pa.) middleweight boxer, fol
lowing the death of his Monday
night opponent, Johnny Dczin
ski, 32, of Plains, Pa.
Dr. Paul Kubasko, Lackawan
na county coroner, said Dezin
ski's head struck the ring floor
after he was dropped by a punch
less than a minute before the
end of a four-round bout. He
was taken to a hospital where
he died several hours after the
fight.
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Wtdnoid.y, Oct. 3, 1945
HERALD AND NEWS THREs
JAYCEE COMMITTEE
Marvin D. Hlxon, vice presi
dent of the Klamath County
Junior chamber of commerce,
has been appointed to serve on
the national extension commit
tee for the junior chamber.
This committee of five is head
ed by Joe O'Danlel of Evans
villo, Intl. Hixon is also second
vice president of the stats Junior
chamber of commerce and le
state extension chairman.
The organization of new Jay
cee chapters is tho number one
neiivu ui ma jiuiiui vimuiurv
for tho current year. Eight nW
chapters for tho state of Oregon
is the goal set by the national
committee.. Klamath won tht
state award last year for ox
tension by organizing two new
chapters In this part of the state
at Medford and Grants Pass.
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SPEAK AT KIMS
Krank Jenkins, publisher of
The Herald and News, will be
the speaker at Thursday's lunch
eon of the Klwiuils club, giving
report of observutlons made
on ins recent- trip to Europe.
I ho newspuper publisher will
appenr on 'tho Klwuuis program
On tho occasion of newspaper
week observance by the local
club. This is an annual event,
according to Joe L. Hicks, club
president.
Kiwnnlfl. Hlrks nlrl ! nnvlnir
tribute to the American and
Canadian press this year for Its
superb work in covering the war
and what it may bo expected to
do In maintaining tho peace.
Home Demonstration
Meeting Scheduled
A homo demonstration meet
ing will be held here Friday,
October 12. Two representatives
from euch district In tho county
will attend and plans will bo
mndo for tho program ol pro
jects for tho county home dem
onstration agent, Elizabeth Walt
ers. O. P. Smelccr, chairman of the
county bonrd of supervisors, and
Juck Hays, county fnrm advisor,
will be tho speakers. Clarlbcl
Nyo, stale home demonstration
leader, and Amelia Sanson),
homo demonstration ogent at.
largo, both of Berkeley, will at
tend tho meeting.
The public demands that the
lust chapter of the story of Pcurl
Hurbor be written publicly and
without compromise. Elgin, III.,
Courier-News.
Juit Arrived
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Klamath Falls, Oregon
Man Suffers
Leg Injury
Virgil Pope, 40, 1303 Wall,
suffered painful injury to his
right leg Tuesday when He slip
ped on a piece of bark and fell
against an axe.
Pope was employed by the
Dlyl Logging company and was
admitted to Hillside hospital at
8 p. 111. Tendons in the leg were
severed but Pope's condition is
reported good. .
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