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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1946)
1 84 Members ? 8 ' ? L S : t III jnnpniin vmiivN I By Chamber 1 s a- i Eighty-four new members Save been signed up to Monday iriorning in the current campaign pt the Klamath county chamber of commerce, accoraing io tnan riian Alice Vitus. The drive at fi n. m. Wednesday. , Although the over-all quota i ti 75 new members has been ex- ; 'ceectea, several wuiviuuai wuta I rs are still rustling to qualify Sir some of the attractive prizes ieing offered in tne contest. 'jkph worker sienine two re cruits becomes eligmie ror me JSembership club, which is a ew group within the chamber tt commerce comparable to the io et 8 within the American Le sion. Special get-togethers of the Membership club will be held from time to time, k. Merchandise Award ill m Workers securing lour new Hf feembers become eligible for a sai Merchandise award, while four f different prize. Grand awara or the highest individual in the $ dntest is a Sunbeam electric mixer-now on display in the Vindow of the chamber of com jnerce, 'Several last-minute reports Jrom workers are expected. Chairman Vitus warned that these must be in the chamber of Commerce by 5 p. m. Wednesday, r nostmarked by that time in 5 J it tide of Klamath Falls, to count S HI In the contest. :J !;vomM nf npiv mpmhers not jfaieviously printed in The Herald ' Jind JNews inciuoe: ! Lew Taylor, Hershberger's Cafe: Dr. W: A. . McAtee, uniropracior; Jtouen w. fcnaaa, salesman; maimeiv wvuwui outhem Pacific; John Berglund. Con- S. Sgt. Raymind Gets Discharge SSgt. Joseph G. Raymind has ru reived his honorable discharge from the U. S. army at the Fort Douglas separation center. His n.other, Mrs. F. T. Kelly lives in this city ana nis wue mer Leona Becker of Salt Lake City. Before entering the service Raymind was employed in Salt Lake City. He has served 21 months over seas as a stenograpner ana is authorized to wear the European theater ribbon with three battle stars. Good uonauct meum, American theater ribbon and Victory ribbon. $100 Club Gets New Members ffi 3 'i '. i VniMflF- -T n Honrv. Reliable Cleaners J V. J. Goodwin, Falls Appliance and h : Jj Vires; Wiley Knighten, Hurry Cab; Mau rice) Li. (Jiaric, ueacon oerwce oinwwii, JH. C. Hemmingsen, eiican naoio oe appliance; N. E. Dennis, Metropolitan Hotel; Paul Otterbein, Comdr. of Amer ican Legion; A. D. Lambert, Klamath Cleaners. Mark Smith, Mark Smith & Co.; Eve jjeruon, Dance siuaio; a. xn. i.nruicnswi, finll Conservation Service: Georee E, - linnnlricnn nnster Rrnwn Shoe Store: r X L Buckley, Standard Cleaners; Jerry V .3 nomas, insurance; ran, m. c. remgo, lH otel Holly; Herbert Cox, Cox Grocery; obn O'Neil. Farmer, Merrill; Karl D. entry, f armer, Tuieiaice; Lee uixon, armer, TuieieKe; Frencn . jonnson, armer, Tulelake; Mrs. Mildred Takacs, eiaice. .aiu.;- xnrs. xiewu jvanara, errill. U TUT Mullninr 1LTallnnrB Mai-lrof 1UV : IU M Whisenant. Hazel's Beauty Sa- lon; John Van Doren, Insurance adjust ers; J. C. Rente, Jeweler; Charles Heat n, Heaton's Machine Shop; Clarence R. risner, jrisners urocery; it. ti. Lioomis, onus uiass ec mirror to.; uaii n.onn ,. Kohn's Flower Shoo: C. H. Searles. . ill unnse auio uraxe service; i-eonara j? i i F. Deymonaz, Fashion Cleaners; Wade 'ir 'M Pitcher, Pitcher's Welding Works; a ft JCeorge H. Mills, Dr. Arthur M. Sim mons, a. ti. t-nnsue, pelican Hotel; p. Anderson, Valley Hotel. W. E Brnwn R Jtr R Rodin A- H!)ArtH c 'ouup; r ranK lowwi, iuamatn I'acKing; 1 W. R. Tlrvrtun Drvrin's r.nvaiv Tnhn i 4 -Sandmeyer, Insurance; J. R, Roper, fl.f ; ri '.-Painting contractors; Chas. F. DeLap, Bros.; W. W. Knight. Hi-Way Cafe. Che mult; O. E. Farris, Che mult; Hugh Por tpr, . Porter's Hotel, Chemult; Robert Daniels, Christy Co., Chemult; Robert P. Stewart, Farmer; Jim J. Thompson, G. E. Bodenhamer, Bodenhamer Saw St Re pair; Andrew R. Gigler, Oregon Food Market; Oscar W. Anderson, City De livery Service. f .)!! pi fi 'if fill ii if i "l I w ' 5 ENVOY NEARS HOME GIBRALTAR, AprU 1 The U. S. battleship Missouri left Gibraltar this morning bear ing the body of the late Turkish embassador to Washington, Men Met Munir Ertegun, back to Is tanbul. The Missouri was es corted by the destroyer Power. mt ' J? Alexandria, Egypt, became a naval base more than 2000 years ago, when Alexander the Great Sounded it to aid in his campaign against Persia. Three additional members have been entered in the Red Cross drive Hundred Dollar club, contributing to the total to date of S12.399.92 received toward the 1946 goal of $43,100. The new members are Lorenz company, Sears and KoeoucK, Dr. F. E. Trotman of Merrill and Klamath Lake Moulding. Contributions are coming in very slowly, according to John Sandmeyer, drive chairman, who states that the necessity for Red Cross activity still exists He urges drive workers to com plete their territory as soon as possible ana turn in reports io wind up tne arive. Hope For Goal It was hoped that the goal mieht be reached by Marcn 6L Sandmeyer said, but it is ap parent now that it must be con tinued into April, xne many testimonial letters received daily at Red Cross headquar ters, 518 Main, telling of life giving benefits received from the Red Cross, emphasize the necessity for continuing the pro gram overseas and at home, Sandmeyer stated. Those who have not been contacted by drive workers and desire to assist in this cause may leave donations at Red Cross headquarters or mail them to 518 Main, Klamath Falls. Reds Blamed For Manchu Situation ICKES' STANDARDS NEW YORK, April 1 UP) Harold L. Ickes, writing his first column for the New York Post Syndicate, today listed standards which he said would govern his newspaper writing, including an assertion that "unless compelled by events, I shall not use this column to promote a tmrd party. CHUNGKING, Aprl 1 W) China has requested Russia to give previous notice of Soviet withdrawal from various points in Manchuria and to permit government troops to enter them beforehand to assure smooth transfer of garrison du ties. Generalissimo Chiang Kai- shek told the people's political council today. At the same time he blamed the communists for the Man churian situation. Chiang said no communist troops were in the territory before Japan's sur render but entered tne country after the Japanese collapse and hindered its occupation by gov eminent forces. 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