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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1945)
FIVE PERSONS ATALLY HURT DVERW 0 PORTLAND, Oct, IS VP) Five pursuits were killed In weekend highway accltloitta In Oregon, four on fog-buund rouds, Two Portland nion, Floyd C. Tklon unci Benjamin II. Heed, wvro Injured fatally yesterriuy when their panel truck ciasliud head-on In the foi with car driven by Los Hughes, Leba non, on highway 20 Just north of Lobunon. Th r co other cars crushed Into tho wrcckugo of the first two nuloB, but only one driver wus Injured. Stuta police reported Charles K, lluimlton, 32, Albuny, win killed when his unto overturned nuur Mlllorsbiirg on funny highway. Mrs. Miiruiirvt Ann Dcuchiu, 31), wus klllud lulu Saturday when struck by a cur driven by Juck Loulhold, who told police the womun Jumped In front of the auto an ha approuvhed her In tho foil. At first unidentified, the woman's body wus clulitird 1 8 hours luter by her husband, Diilo Ucuchiir, who reported bin wife missing utter they sapnr ted at a Mllwnukeo tavern, Fifteen-year-old Putrlciu Slier, Portland, wan injured futility Saturday night In the city. She and two other passangcrs wore thrown from nn open car at It curccned out of control and overturned. Her death was the 1l)lh traffic fatality of 1043. The loll Blood at 20 the lame date last year. Marriage Of Elderly Couple Announced VALE, Ore., Oct. 15 Ml The murrlnue after clopmont of Mr, Mury Slade, 71). and Archibald Front, 05, both of Caldwell, Ore., wa announced today by Rev. J, t Tindoll, pastor of the Vale church of the Nararene. Reverend Tlndall said the cou ple wished to surprise friends at Caldwell. The wedding took place Thursday. Former Nazi Residence Jewish Clubhouse The gender of the word ship Is masculine In French, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese, and has no sex In Teutonic and Scandinavian. LEGAL NOTICES NOTiirs or nvAaiHAN's sals NOTICE III IIKREllY GIVEN, lhl unu.nl la an Order 61 tha Circuit Court of tha Slat of Orason, for Klam ath County, mada on lh Ittlh day ol aWpt.mbar, ll, In tha Matlar at tha tiuaiillanihlp ol JOSEPH V. MUHI'HV, an Iniana person, tha undar.lcnad Ruardlan will aall at prlvata ala to Ilia laha.l bidder for caah, nr upon tarm., aubjtci lo confirmation iiy tha Court, on and attar Qlobr 91, UHo. all tho ruhl. till and Int. rail of Mid ward in and lo tha following daaerlbad pram Uai. to wn: l.oli u, at and tha South half of Lot V; 8l"fk'?; Industrial AddlUon to Klamath fall., Oregon. Hid. .hall ha In writing addrauad to tha under.lffned. cara of rarrenc J, Max wall, t.ett-er. rirtl redarat Savins. Si Ixtan nulldlns. Klamath ralla, Ortgon. Dalad Mimkr 34. 1048. It. II. DUNBAR, Guardian of tha a.tale of Joaepn V. Murphy, an In.ane person. I. 14; O. I-S-IS No. SOS. SUMMONS w nit cincuiT court or the DflOBOLJNA C. FAULKNin, PUlnUff, CMAni.rr, L. rAUl.KNKR, Df fondant: To Chtrln t,. raulkner: IN THE NAME Or Tl STATE Of OPrGON. OHRRTINUt You are hereby required to appear and aniwer the complaint filed aialnil you on or before the 2i.tr. day of October. IMA, and If you fait to o appear and antwer. for want thereof, plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for tn her complaint agalnit won. to-wtl: for divorce from you on the ground nf rrtiel and Inhuman treatment. Your at tention ! iperlfieally directed to the complaint on 111 In tha above entitled cauie. Thli tummana li terverf upon yort by ruibllratlan puntiant to an order of the lonorable David ft. Vendenbera, Judie of the above entitled Court, eild erdrr belna dated September 20. IMS. and by publication thereof for a per Ion of four coniecutlvt and lueceMlve waeki 18 In ertlone.t The dele of the flnt pub llratlon la 8pt ember 24. 1D4A, and the date of tha last publication la October 22. 1943. J. C. O'NKII.1., Attorney for Plaintiff. 0 Looinla nuUdtng, KUmalh ralla. Oreion. B. 24; O. 1-8-14,22-No. 206. ..'. 'y-yh Jews under American care at a displaced persons camp In Feldaflng In the Bavarian section of Germany carry furniture Into the former home of a nasi which has been converted into an entertainment clubhouse. One nails a Yiddish sign over the door. Photo by Peter J. Carroll, As sociated Press staff photographer. (AP wlrephoto). VICTORY FLEET SILS T GOLDEN GATE SAN KHANCISCO, Oct. 15 W) Admiral William K. Hulscy and units of his victorious 3rd fleet came home from tlio Jupuncsc today. At 11:43 a, m. (PST) the bat tleship South Dakota with the indomltablo lliilxcy on the bridge, punned Mllo Rock, ut tho entrance to the Golden Gate, and steumed slowly through dense fog into the great harbor, Many thousands of Sun Fran ciscans moved early to vantage places from which to watch the Victory fleet move through the Golden Goto and into the great harbor. The city had elaborate plans for entertainment of the officers and men of the fleet. Battle craft of tho 3rd fleet re turning with Admiral llulscv were his flagship, the USS South Dakota; three other battle shins, tho Alabnma. Wisconsin and Colorado; tnu light t ruiser Vlcksburg, I h e destroyers Do Huven. fi.'imuni M. Moove and Blue, and tlv. i bmarlno.t Puffer, Bays, K rake n, Logucrhcad, Pllotflsh and Stlckolback. On hand to greet Hnlscy as he bring tlio, units of the powerful 3rd fleet which plnycd a major part In bringing Japan to Its knees was Fleet Admliul Nlmlli. Kalsey's flagship, the power ful South Dakota, will precede the long line of ships into the harbor, take its position and re view the submarines, destroyers, cruisers and other battleships in that order. Hvutr WHITTLE In October Suntct is a project that will charm all the "boys" in your family . . . whittling brought up to date. hrrrrvt J.11)i:i i 'ivi.'l ll'J Come What May, We're Ready to Supply ' Your FUEL OIL Needs Call Peyton & Co. for STANDARD BURNER OILS O Stove O Diesel PEYTON & CO. "Oil to Burn" 915 Market Phone 8149 OBITUARIES ALICE O'NUll, MAIL Altre O'Nell Hall, a rail dent of Klam ath Kalli for tha pait 11 yeara, paued away In thli city on Saturday. October III, Ituft, at 3:35 a. m. She wai a native of California and waa aged 00 years at the time of her paaalng. She la survived by a von. Charlea M. Hall, of Washing ton, D C, The remains rait at Ward'a Klamath Funeral Home, 923 High Funer al announcement will ba made later, OKI. AN DO COTE NKWIOME Orlando Cope Newaome. for tha past 1 years a reildent of Klamath county, Kassed away In this city Sunday, Octob er 14, 103, at 10:45 p. m. after a long lllneaa. The deceased was a native of Columbus, I net. and waa aged 74 years, 3 months and 11 day when called. He Is survived by his wife, Mr. Addle New aome, of Olene, Ore-; two daughters, Mrs. Ifcirothy Coll man of Olene and Mrs, Hclrm Kerr of Pelican City; one son, MHgt. Oliver O. New some of tha U. S. army, Camp Kerns, Utah: one step daughter, Mrs. llvrtha Williams of Col ton, Calif : one step-son. John Petty of Ktniua, Ore.; two brothers. A- Amos T-, of Elltabethtown, Ky.. and Herbert L, Newsome of Indianapolis. Ind.j one sla ter. Mrs. Anna M. Barker of Danville, 111,; and nine grandchildren. The re mains rest In Ward's Klemalh Funeral home, 025 High, where friends may rail. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. ALTON D. MORGAV Alton D. Morgan, a resident of Klam ath Falls, Ore., for the last 3 year but making tils home In Eugene, Ore., since last May. oasaed away In that city on Haturday, October 13, IMS. following a brief Illness. He wa a native of Idaho Falls, Ida., and at the time of hta death waa a.ted 47 veais 3 months and 6 day. Surviving ar his wife Mr. Gertrude Boatman Morgan, or a.ugene. ure.; inrvc stepchildren. Mr. Audra Cullen of Fort Smith. Ark., Cpl. Madge Slruckman of l.ot Anln. Calif., and B Hal- Jamra Coleman. U. S. army, South Pacific; four sisters, Mr. Ida Ellis and Mr. Emma McShana of Klamath Falls. Or., Mrs. Pearl Hlderman of Han Francisco, Calif., and Mrs Mvrtle rerauson of Idaho Falls. Ida.; one brother, Lawrence Morgan, of Utta elty, five nieces and one nepnew, REDS ABOLISH HUGE MILITARY TANK INDUSTRY Tha remains will arrive In this elty an Tuesday evening. Notice of funeral to he announced later. Arrangements are under tho direction of tha Earl W hil lock Funeral homo of this city. FUNERAL DAVID CHARLES HASKLTT Friends are respectfully Invited to at tend tha funeral services for tha lata David Charles Kaskett who paased away In this city Friday, October 12, 1043, iof lowing an Illness of six months, to be held Tuesday morning at Sacred Heart church, High at Bth where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for tha re pose of his soul commencing at 9:30 a. m. with th Rev. T. P. Casey officiating. Interment to follow in family plot in Mt. Calvary Memorial park. Recitation of tha Most Holy Rosary will be con ducted Monday evening at 8 o'clock In the chapel of the Earl W hillock Funeral home. Fin at 8th. with the Rev. T. P. Casey officiating. Friends are Invited. Courthouse Records Marrtsi Licenses WYMAN-JOHNBON. Fred N. Wyman. 23. 1JHMC. Native of Chicago. Resident of Chicago. HI. lleen Hell Johnson. 10, clerk. Native of Kansas. Resident of Klamath Falls, Or. FKANKLIN - FRANKLIN. Kenneth Warren Franklin, 34, radio operator. Na tive of Oklahoma. Resident of Klamath Falls, Ore. Dorothy Fa ye Franklin. 10, waitreu. Native of Oklahoma. Resident Of Klamath Fall. Ore. JACKSON-PEART. Kenneth Arthur Jackson, 43, merchant. Native of Cali fornia. Resident of Santa Monica, Calif. Josephine Adeline Peart. 30. housekeep er. Native of Oregon. Resident of SanU Monica. Calif. WEATHER OreionPartly cloudy we.t portion with coa.tal fog. today and Tueaday. Scattered cloud., east portion, today and Tuewlay. Cooler, nortnwe.t portion to day. Gentle aouthwestarly wind off coatt. Northern California Partly cloudy to day. tonliht and Tuesday with acattered Hint .howera through central portion. Cooler In San Jnaoum vallry today and irsentia nonnoriy winaa on coaai. By EDDY GILMOHE MOSCOW, Oct. 15 UP) The huge military tank industry of the soviet union which did so much to win the war, was abol ished and its personnel transfer red to a new commissariat for transport machine building by decree today. This, the biggest peace news since two orders were Issued for demobilization of a large section of the red army, was believed to have a possible bearing on the USSR's request of the United States for a $6,000,000,000 loan. Visiting U. S. congressmen in a meeting with Generalissimo Stalin recently asked him what the money would be spent for peacetime or military industry. Biggest In Russia The tank industry headed by Col. Gen. V. A. Malyshev was one of the biggest In Russia. Its many thousands of employes were engaged in plants stretch ing irom wie western areas to central Siberia. Its headquarters was in the Urals. Malyshev now Becomes direc tor of the new commissariat for transport machine building with the job of converting tank work ers into builders of thousands of locomotives, freight cars, passen ger coacnes ana buses. The new commissariat has been formed with the object of giving the soviet union its great- Slain i Dorothy Wi'ls (sbovs), 18, was killed by pl.'tol bullat as sha slept in her M i d s t o, Calif., home. Coroner J. K. Ransom said Robert Ball 2S. of McCill, Nv shot the g.f) and than fa tally wounded himself with a .22 caliber pistol. (AP wira-photo). est transport system In Russian history, Malyshev is a member of the central committee of the com munist party and has been dec orated for his organizing ability. Pravda said a portion of the aviation industry also has been put to work turning out electric cars. Iron nails were commonly in use during the Koman occupa. tion of Britain. Make Reservations NOW for Frozen Food Lockers Including a limited number of 24 cu. ft. size Convenient Downtown Location! Complete Locker Service Killing. Cutting; Wrapping You Won't Need to Touch It! AVAILABLE SOON Sign Up Now Get Your Pick of Locker Location! FRANK LOWELL Phone 7023 813 Pine . Monday. Oct. IS, 1945 HERALD AND NEWS flCVBM IB ALTURAS The A 1 1 u r a Round-up association which has been inactive for the past five years, elected new officers and decided to stage a two or three day rodeo next year. Aleck McMlllen was elected president; Dr. Phillip McKen ney, secretary; A. D. Dorris, Phillip Goulden, Merle Camp bell, C. Bowers and Hippy Bur mister, directors. A meeting will be held No vember 5, at which time the members of the Modoc Fair as tociation will be invited to at tend so that a date for the rodeo may be set so as not to conflict with the fair association's show held In Cedarville. The rodeo grounds will be Im proved in the spring and from present indications, Mack Bar bour of Klamath Falls will be engaged to put on the rodeo. Plans are already underway to stage an elaborate parade for which worthwhile prizes will be offered. Soil Conservation District Planned LA GRANDE, Oct. IS UP) Election and hearing for organ ization of a soil conservation dis trict in four sections of Union county will be held October 28 at Hot Lake sanitarium. Residents of the Cove, Hot Lake, Ladd Canyon and Union sections will cast ballots in the proposal, made two years ago. Marine Ace Flays Jap War Mongering HARRISBURG, Oct. 15 W) Col. Gregory (Pappy) Boy. ington, top ranking marine ace pi World War II, estimates that It will rerjulra, in tn M im. occupation before Japan's war .Hungering wnuencies are wiped out. "Get rid of the Jap warlords and higher-ups and we'll be able to control the country," Boying. ton said last night at victory loan rally, , . , , Classified Ads Bring Results, -RELIEVES MISERIES OF- Bob's &(d yf tip1' r Penetrate tooppar bronchial tuba, wlili Hi BoUtinf, madiclnal viporu M Stimulates th chart and back surtacat Ilka , good, mimlni poulllcs. 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