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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1945)
TWO HERALD AND NEWS A $200 per capita payment to membera of the Klamath Indian tribe, is expected to be made In October, it was announced to day by Superintendent B. , G. Courtrlght of the Klamath Agency. Courtrlght said it would take over $300,000 to make tho dis tribution of per capita shares. The date of payment depends on when the money is placed at the U. S. treasury regional of- . fice in Portland by treasury headquarters in Washington, D. C, but payment is expected be- . fore October 25.' ; There is also some prospect of per capita share of $1000 being made this winter or next spring, .but these plans are in- definite, Courtrlght said. Pair Fined For , Giving Liquor To Minor Girls ",, Marvin Powers, 20; and Her . shel Foster, 23, changed their . plea from innocent to guilty in justice court Friday on a charge '.'"of wilfully and unlawfully giv ing intoxicating liquor to minor girls. They were fined $50 each or 25 days in the county jail. Both are now incarcerated in lieu of fine. '. " . Another boy, William Foster, 19, had pleaded guilty to the charge earlier and is also being held in the county jail in lieu of $50 fine. 1' &afle dUHN' tufts WM v IT BARRY "TZSERALO A lifllUlll3tVlj K&r If CASS DALEY i -v TL DIANA LYNN 1 n VICTOR MOORE lO I M 71 vf " MARJORIE REYNOLDS J I fcS BARRY SULUVAN 1 Q ZT1 i iwfA and Arcwe imse,f4 nn - Chrt f-t") Carrtor 1 V... 1 pK Mdi- u Grn i -n r "i V W Vv ed Robert lenehUy I I J .7 Xj MfM . William Demarert 1 p KHfBJ Howard da 5va f W I " Il V Wily De Wolfe C J I 4l "'l'"S WeKerAbel I I j H J Johnny Co L-X I 7J JrJ Miriam Franklin fJ I I C ''iL-&k -ffl OlaaSanJuor I f fcS-LX 1 a CrMby tt) i Kk PK (l "l Walker (J Starts Sunday Both Theatres Continuoui Show Saturday - Sunday Box Office sturdy. Oct. , 1945 10th Led Drive To Finish Italy Bf HEA Service When the final drive to clear German forces from Italy was launched early in 1945, the Tenth Mountain division was chosen as the spearhead. The Tenth did not have long io wan in naiy ocfore getting i into action. It been there less than a month before it was in the line in one of the toughest sectors of the Fifth army front. It was given the task of dislodging crack Ger man mountain troops from the heights of Mount Belvedere. Weather conditions were terrific, but that didn't bother the Tenth. The doughboys who fought through the snowy passes and over gale-swept peaks were, for the most part, famous American skiers, climbers, forest rangers, park and wildlife servicemen. After chasing the Krauts from Belvedere, the Moun taineers turned on full pressure and broke through the formi dable defense lines in the Apen nine mountains near Bologna. Fighting above the clouds most oi me ume. ine lemn is cretmea with having cleared the last of the mountain barriers m Italy and paving the way for armored elements of the Fifth army to pursue the Germans in the Po valley. One of the Tenth's heroes was Sgt. Torger Tokle, world cham pion ski jumoer, who was killed in action early in 1945. A buddy of Tokle's said the ski champ died "fighting a one-man cam- Saign to repay the nazis for the ardship and indecencies visited What deluscious pin - urt.t oonin'l VfhatslruHirfl .Hollywood gives itsjall... tan.. ""WII ri own OONLEVy V A 1 President To Be Best Man At Clark Wedding WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 VP) president Truman left today lor Berryvllle, Va., to act as best man at a wedding first engage ment of a tlve-dny, six-state trip Before departing at U a. m., (EST), Mr. Truman added Reel foot lake, west Tennessee's t vorlte rendezvous for fishermen, to his itinerary. The chief exe cutive started his journey by automobile but later will use plane. Besides his official party, the president was accompanied by Mrs. Truman and their dauglv ter Margaret. The latter Dlaiv ned to return to Washington from Berryvllle later in the day, First on his schedule was an engagement at 11 a. m., today as best man at the wedding of Bennett Champ Clark,- former Missouri senator and now judge of the U. S. court of Ap peals for the District ot Colunv bia. Judge Clark will be married at tne Grace Episcopal church, Berryvllle, Va., to Violet Henv ing, the actress. i PLUNGE SACRAMENTO. Calif.. Oct. s 0P) A returninsr B-29 bomber irom tne. western racilic plunged into the ocean about 300 mues otr the Pacific coast at 5 a. m. today, Mather field offi cials announced. Normal pas senger ana crew loaa is zo men, The field had no further particu lars. on his family and former coun trymen. Hans Norland Auto Insurance, Phone 6060. upsf Opens 12:30 P. M. It) .NEW YORK, Oct. 6 (N) Hopes for quick settlement of widespread labor disputes threat ening reconversion inspired re newed bidding in today's stock market with demand centering on specialties and pivotal in dustrials. Advances ot fractions to as much as three points or so pre dominated near the close and eiaht-ycar hlahs wero plentiful Transfers ran to around 700,000 shares for the two hours. Prominent on the swing dur ing the short session were U. b. Steel, Chrysler, Goodrich. Scars Roebuck, Douglas Aircraft, Great Northern, Air Reduction and Eastman Kodak. Rails, utll ities and oils were relatively nar row. Occasional losers included American Smelting. Montgom ery Ward, Woolworth, Allied Chemical and General Electric. Bonds were fairly steady. Roenicke Gets Navy Promotion Dr. Albert O. Roenicke of Klamath Falls, dental officer at the Klamath naval air station, Friday was advanced to the rank of lieutenant-commander, USNH, it was announced. Other lieutenants of sonior grade who were advanced to that rank were Lt. Paul R. Coucv. usnk, ground training depart ment. and Lt. Frank J. Fahn. USNR. officer in cliarce. naval auxiliary air facility, Lakevicw. a- Telephone 4567 BOX OFFICE OPENS 12:30 2 Big Hits Ends Tonight "Whiie Pongo" SECOND HIT 1AURII .-HARDY 0ZHD BOX OFFICE OPENS 12:30 Ends Today Jealousy" ANOTHER HIT "Scarlet Clue" ai MBBMHMMH4W MMImmr Box Office Opans 12:30 Last Times Today ALLAN LANE.N SECOND HIT :phautom Of 41 $1. .41 DAVE O'lBIEII KAY ALDBIDOE IjlilWiH Continuous Show Daily Open 12:30 Ends Today ALSO ACTION! MtEW imitm ruin BOX OFFICE OPENS 12i30 Today Only al II rnw" 't'.TTv V; Continuous Show Dally Open 12:30 miSm SUNDAY i y M YOURS FOB ACTION? -A.nmxm0xh,ri 'Apology r "ROMANCE RIDES THE RANGE" P?7(f?!!?' VtySiS I Mm .. StarriSeott khr, ARtaFUMlNO L-r f V 'feiv; X1. : ii!'4''V.'i- Si- : .mfeV'' i n . 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