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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1946)
Army To Recall Reserves For Special Assignments Bottle Babies Little Now But Wait! 3. : ;mfci Tim wur (Irliartmriit Iihd un niiiincvd Ilia Itu i rui. In iunlii, uir recall to acllvo duly, of Ioihj naliunul guunl M'ul rwrvc j 1 1 1 -iiTi "f nil uradva fur service Willi Uir civil alNur division, mi uiIiIUIiiiihI 4U (or service with Hut Inlrlllilciico dlvlaliin, tin fur wrvlcc Willi forrlun lliiililiilliih ruuiinlaaliiii, uml nil additional lur servlro Willi flnancr- depart liiml. . 'II un mid previous uulliuriu hunt niuko a tulul n( 751111 vu- Bus Crash Toll Reaches Five WHITE SALMON, Wah.. July 2U il'j Merle Nelaon, Yakima, driver ul a Wanliliiuton niulur cimch wrecked near nrrii Satur day, tiled In Hip IIoimI lllvrr hoa plliil today, bringing II ic death lull lo IV. Nelson Imd novcr recovered consciousness iiliicn the collision Willi heavy lurnlliiru van, which rliK'd okmi the aide of the loaded linn and killed three women outright. A fourth died a lew hour Imer. Six him luinnenuerN remuinrd In the Hood lllver ho4illitl toduy, where their condition wa (In crthrd "m ood can be ex pected." Inveallgulnra reported the eaalhotnid bun and n furniture van driven by Leonard M. I'a iuln, Yakima, uli-wipftl on a narrow curvn of the Kvergreen hlithway at Loch lake. The but avcerved Into lha ditch, IU aide ripped open, and then moved arroiM tha lOoliwny unci struck a car. The Irurk driver, hla wife and daughter, were not hurt ser-loualy. Improved Spud Harvester Out NKW YOHK. July ill i-l'i New Holland Machine Co. an nounced today quantity produc tion had started un a new ulalo harvester which combined all harvesting operation! In a single machine. Teu of the new harvester, tha company said, shuw a cut of lea than onc'thlrd of the cost of con ventional method of potato bar Nesting. Halph llertzlvr, young furmer of Lancaster county, I'a., Invent ed and perfected the nirchaniam that bringa tha tubers from tha ground, cleana them of loone dirt and bags them for trannport. Klral units of the harvester will be available for tin In thli year's potato crop, the company ald. Experimental operation, It wa added. Indicate the machine l ulted for harvesting other Im portant tuberous product, In cluding onions and sugar beou. Old Soldier Dead After Long Career SEATTLE, July 20 Vj Sum lie! Pltlson. BO ycur old retired oldler, was to be burled today. He died Saturday. Pltlnon j mllllury career begun a private In the llrill.ih iinny during the Egyptian war of IBUil. He fought with the United States forcea agaliuit the Cheyenne and Sioux Indiana In the early 1 Hild a and nerved in Cuhn and the I'hll ipplnea during the Spani.ih Amerlcan war. He waj retired in 1914. ramica available to officera who have gone on Inactive duly or ti-i in I un I leave but who deslro lurlher active duly, War depart ment representatives indicuted. Ihut thla nuinlicr limy be In created In tha near future Although llio war department la authorized to recall officera lo active duty without their con aenl liming the emergency it la Ucmred lo fill theax vacancies Willi volunteer. Accurdlngly, (iiotna liuve been entabllslicd lo mi el (hit needs of each of Die brunches of service whine per sonnel problems have linen miiile ncule by the rapid demobi lization of Ihi) army. Volunteer under this pro griun may elect In serve lur un iinllnilleil length of time or for a 12, III, or 2i month period. The war iiiiiarlment, recognizing I Unit audi volunteer officer nhould have aoine degree of as- suiuiiee Ihut their erviccr will be utilized fur the entire period for which they volunteer, plum for Ihi policy to remain In ef fect until the army obtain a perinuuent puitwar status At present, the war department j cannot foreaeo any circuin atunce whlcli would cuuac sepa- ration of officer prior to the , completion of their volunteer ! period Officer desiring lu volunteer 1 foi return lo active duty muni i apply In writing to llio adjutant general, war department, Wash I mglon 25, U. C und miut meet . I lie phyalcal atandurda for over 1 aeua aervlce. Apiillcalion form iiiiiv be ublulned at any army In stallation, army recruiting sta liun, or officer' reaerve corp I hei ihnuirter. In the event un oll.cer un inactive liilu, do- airing active duly, dor not have j u reserve or national guard cnmiuiBdion, he may apply for I active duly providing he hu ap- piled for a reaerve commlaalon, '.qualified applicant may be re adied pending action on ap ; polntiuriit in the officer' re i serve corn. However nnn.op. cepluuce within 10 days of lha appointment in the officer' re aerve corps, when tendered, will be causa for relief from ac tive duty. Ailhootftl officers rr-ltirmnrf I : duty from an inactive alatiu are i eligible fur oversea align ment, recall lo active duty doe I not necessarily mean the officer I will Immediately be assigned I overseas. Credit will be given I for previous overseas service In ine sumo manner as lor officers who have remulned on active duty. It Is pointed nut that de pendent a i'a authorized In manv oversea stations and that choice of theater la given due consideration. t .IV, lV . XX3i..- A Carrying with thsm tha tropical flavor of Florida, thai llva day-old baby alligators ara gills for San Francisco's Steinhardt aquarium from lha Jacksonville, Fla., Morocco Bnrlna tampla. Tha hungry young wlgglars brought by dalagatas lo tha Bhrln victory convantion held In San Francisco ara fad milk Irom bottl by (laft to right) C. Norman Howard, potentate of Mahl tsmpla, Miami, Fla.i Rhoda Wllnar of San Franciscot Roland "Pala" Baldwin of Morocco tampla; William H. Woodllald Jr. Imperial potaniat of tha Bhrina, and Paul Tanner, potentate of Morocco temple. NCA telephoto. Two Men Hurt In Plane Crash BEND. July 2D P) Two Portland men Injured when a two-place airplane crashed south of Lupine were reported recov ering from injuries today In the hospital here. Frank Atkinson, pilot of the plane, differed a broken shoul der and thrco fractured rib while Edward Whnley, the pat- scnKcr, was cut and bruised The plane was purchased last week us a business plane by J. G. Snndcrson, Portland, and was en route to Bend whore Sanderson was waiting arrival or w nn ley to attend a photo graphic finishers' convention. The only way astronomers have of knowing what any of the heavenly bodies are made of is by studying the light that comes Irom them. THAT DRIVING LICENSE WARRENTON. Ore., -July 20 ol'i Mayor K. M. Wilson ran up against ome bad luck when he attempted lo pass a city driving license test, With Examiner A. M. Umhrcy, Portland, along to chock out the mayor, he gave his brand new car tho gas and it roared back ward across the street Into a cordwood store. Bystanders scattered, glass shattered, clerk Dorothy Johnson fled to safoty aa the vehicle came to a alop In front of her desk. The mayor and examiner were unhurt but the office and car were a mcs. "What do you think," wa Umbrey's reply when asked if the mayor would be Issued a driving license. Baltimore Is more than 20 time larger than any other city , In Maryland. Home Freezing Advice Given All berries, with the exception of strawberries, can be fresh frozen without sugar, according to Mrs. Winnifrcd K. Glllcn, home demonstration agent. ) ; .!,.. .1,1 L, ... . I. ...I drained, put In containers, scaled and frozen. When berries arc to be used they can be sprinkled lightly with augar just before they are aerved, and served Just as the homcmukcr would fresh berries, she said. If the homemaker prefer to uae sugar, Mrs. Gillen advised that not more than one-fourth cup should be used per pint. In fixing raspberries, puck the berries In layers, sprinkling a little sugar between each layer. When the container Is filled and scaled it should be turned around several times so that berries will be coated. Strawberries, though they can be frozen without augar, Mrs. Gillen reports that berries are more successful if sugar Is used. Detailed information and free bulletins on home freezing can be obtained at the home exten sion office In the post office. ESCAPIST UNIONTOWN. Pa.. July 29 IA') County Detective Lawrence Hag gerty has never seen so many movies In his life. Haggerty is assigned to serve B warrant on an alimony dodger ; who boasted he was going to j hide In a Uniontown movie house I until officers tire in their search Klamath Falls Sailor Home On Leave Floyd Burl Lay, after complet ing his initial training at San Diego, is on a 12-day leave from the navy and is at home with his wife at 4750 Harlan drive. He arrived In Klamath Falls July 28, and is due back in San Diego for assignment August 6. Lay has taken Die examination for storekeepers school and expects to be assigned to that school on his return. LBy's brother, William Jewell Lay, who enlisted in the navy July 5 as electrician's mate 2c, is now stationed at the destroyer base in San Diego. His wife and daughter live at 2429 Orchard. Both men Joined the navy through the local recruiting of fice. Birds have the highest body temperatures of all creatures 104 to 110 degrees Fahrenheit. RSULD NEWS. Rlaaialk rails. Ota. MONDAY. , CONFERENCE SCHEDULED JENNINGS LODGE. Ore., July 29 tA') The Oregon-Washington conference of the Evan gelical church will hold its 63rd annual session here August 8 9. Sixteenth century Spaniard were first to explore what is now Maryland. Classified Ads Bring Results. Dr. Kenneth S. Garvin CHIROPODIST ' rooT srciALiT nt OrlhapaSIca McATEE CLINIC Itt S. Ilk Sk rka SITI SOCIETY QUEENS or SCRUB WOMEM Rich or poor illke Uiie gret medl. fine U (among to rHieve pain and nervom, ilred, irritable fe-linKi, of 'certain day when due to female function! monthly duturbanoec. norrtitf C0MPQUS0 CAMERA-REPAIRS done in our own shop. AMATEURS! for expert advice on all your photo problems, see usl YOUR COMPLETE CAMERA STORE 140 E. Main Phone 1806 TRUCK ERS Heavy Duty Standard Parts Are Available HERE! 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