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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1961)
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I TRKIN'THf V&ST I PNO MUST BE MOREN II LOTTHg 1 I fti Si0J2$PSmmL, , CAf' ) TVONITOHeAANYTHINSy I f.f V5UNQ FOOLS LIKE U AT THEMf tj HEADIN' J ROAO OUT- I HUNDRED MEN ! II SAME? II THAT OQ OUTrT AAHT7 KIAUYf J jy7,J2 I J 1 V- i ij jf JOHNNV QUICK COME t' : TRUCKS ( 1 M FOR? TOWARD .ri'CS i LIKE AM ARMV BRIGADE H HAVENT AJ SfLSlfiS? r-Zr- V TALKIN9 ABOUT V X ArTn--rjHl I ALONQ, I COULO GET Vv VI ii- T VOUg OLD 1 J J 1 GOIN'INTO ACTION! NtX) 1 MAXINE L. HICKS Local Gi In Parade Maxine L. Hicks. 19, specialist four, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Hicks, 1885 Del Moro, is scheduled to participate with oth er members of the Women's Army Corps (WAC) Band in the inaugu ral parade tor President-elect John . F. Kennedy in Washington, D.C., Jan. 20. This will mark the band's third inaugural appearance. The 45-mcmbcr band, one of the more colorful units stationed at the Women's Army Corps Center, Fort McClellan, Ala., has made extensive tours of the U.S. during its 15-year history. The band's primary duty is to provide music for parades and military ceremo nies; however, it has also gained acclaim for its concert music and Dixieland jazz. Noted for their military appearance and bearing as well as their musical abilities the bandswcmen are proud of their reputation for showmanship and versatility. Specialist Hicks, who plays the french horn with the band, en tered the Women's Army Corps in July 1959, and received basic training at Fort McClellan. She is a 1959 graduate of Klam ath Union High School. OTI Teacher Takes Course Charles Jacobi, X-ray instruc tor at Oregon Technical Institute, with Bob Stevens and Roger Boy er, attended a refresher course at University of Oregon Medical School at Portland Jan. 13 and 14. Subject was "positioning" as it relates to X-ray photography. The course was conducted by Donald F. Kmieciak, West Coast mana ger of a large film corporation. Stevens is X-ray technician for a Klamath Falls radiologist and radiologist supervisor at OTI. Boy- er is the only "double" graduate of the OTI Medical Associates Di vision. He is technician at South Sixth Street Medical Clinic. KF Recruiter Station Cited Portland Navy Recruiting Dis trict, of which the recruiting sta tion here is a part, has again been designated as "station of the year" in the Eighth Navy Re cruiting Area, comprised of eight Western states. Portland District covers 23 sta tions in Oregon, Idaho and south ern Washington, said Chief Rob ert J. Gomes, recruiter in charge of the station here. Gomes attended an award cere mony Wednesday morning at Port land Chamber of Commerce Build ing. . A number of high-ranking Navy officers and civilians were present. Mother Tells Of Last Time She Saw Girl SHAFTER (UPI) - A mother ' stood on the stoop of a small frame cabin in a dismal farm la borers' camp Tuesday and tear fully told about the last time she saw her daughter, kidnap victim Rose Mane Riddle, 6. 'Some boys knocked on the door last Thursday and asked where Rose Marie was." said Ethel Rid dle, 27. "I told them she was out and they went to look for her. "Then she came in and said. 'Mommie, there's a lady wants me to wash dishes and clean her house and she will pay me a dollar.' "I asked her where the woman was and she pointed in the direc tion of the Birds' house nearby. I said, 'All right, but be sure to be home before dark.' 'She grabbed her sweater and ran out, saying: 'Til see you.' " About an hour later Rose Ma rie, whose pictures show her al ways smiling sweetly, was bru tally bludgeoned to death. FACES LONG STRETCH CHAMBI.FR r.a t;Dli c body stole 2.000 $25 girdles from the Warner Company's warehouse nere over the weekend. Police said the Sofl nnn hni ; ... I , ' ....mi iu iiitrau a long stretch for the thief when he is caught.
