THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
April 21, 1938
PAGE FOUR
EMPLOYMENT
BENEFITS AT
Baldies Want Cheaper Barbering
OVER MILLION
SALEM, Ore., April 10 Ad
ministration of the atate unem
ployment compensation law during
the first quarter of this year dis
tributed 83,293.B1 In benefit
checks In the Klamath Falls em
ployment sector, analysis of com
mission records here today dis
closed. Checks covering eligible
claims filed at the commission a
Klamath Falls office totaled 6506
Total distribution in the state
for the three-month period was
$1,(00,(22.59. April checks to
date have boosted wis ngure io
12,200,000.
The Portland office, which
serves Washington and Columbia
counties itlnorantly, accounted tor
$700,888.21, or 46.6 per cent of
the total. Eugene received the next
largest amount, $107,267.69.
while the $12,763.98 going to The
Dalles was the smallest allotment.
Distribution in the other IS em
ployment office sectors totaled as
follows: Hood River, $17,775.34;
McMinnvllle. $29,(04.91; Oregon
City, $61,105.98; Tillamook, $23.
6(9.34: Salem, $62,9S9.3(; Al
bany, $43,333.42; Corvallis, $16,-
797.03: Dallas, si-5.514.4o; New.
port, $17,798.85; Roseburg, $17,-
677.48; Medford, $36,644.56;
Marshfield, $S1, 317.63; Astoria,
$24,100.23; Bend, $55,408.49;
Pendleton, $15,559.16; LaGrande,
$41,405.19; Ontario. $13,261.41,
and Baker, $41,455.78.
MIDLAND
MIDLAND Mrs. John McCall
and daughter, Jean, motored to
Ashland Friday to spend the Eas
ter vacation with friends.
Friends In the community ex
tend their sympathy to the family
of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bridges
In the loss of their infant son
on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hickman of
Willow Ranch spent the Easter
vacation with relatives here.
Nine members of the Midland
Junior grange visited at the Bo
nanza grange on Saturday eve
ning. Ray Gill, master of the
state grange, was honor guest of
the evening.
Easter dinner guests' at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stew
art of Klamath Falls were Mr.
and Mrs. S. L. Burnett and chil
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stew
art and children, Mr. and Mrs.
George Burnett and daughter,
Shirley Darlene.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Motschen
backer were visitors in the Tule-
lake community on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Donaldson
of Klamath Falls spent Sunday
Jrlth Mr. and Mrs. Evan Byers.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Coe and
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i Barbering fees by the acreage instead of by the head would be the
universal custom if bald-headed Roy Warlicki, of Chickasha, Okla.,
shown getting a trim above, were successful in his new campaign-.
Warlicki has organized a Brotherhood of the Burnished
Brow, whose members, all "baldies," are pledged to fight for fees
i In proportion to the amount of scissoring required. But George
Hudson, the tonsorial artist above, is agin' the BBB campaign. He
agrees with his brethren that eye strain from looking at polished
domes makes the regulation fee eminently fair.
She's Pilot Now
Barbara Klbbee. San Diego, Calif,
has been described by her instructors
as an exceptional flying student.
Uncle Sam agrees, and recently
awarded ber a transport pilot's license.
family visited In Klamath Falls
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lin Wakeman of
Grants Pass spent Easter with Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Largent.
Mr. and Mrs. George Burnett
and daughter visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Oral Havelin.
Personally, I think a career Is
marvelous because It means giv
ing up a lot of things that are a
pleasure to give up. such as
bridge, and those dull, women s
club meetings. Cornelia Otis
Skinner.
Tl'a In thn fnrAm fhnt hnalnaei
will grow and develop. All tbat
is neeaea is a stimulus to oreax
up the log jam in the capital mar-
Valq Phnlrmnn nnnplna nf fhn
Securities and Exchange Commis
sion.
The greatest fault of our democ
racy Is the difficulty of separ
rating the popularity of the man
from the Issue. Dr. George Gal
lup, director, American Institute
of Public Opinion.
January was named for the Ro
man god, Janus. He was god of
the day and the beginning of the
year, and was pictured with a head
that looked two ways. .
One thing Is certain we are
never, never going back to the
economic anarchy of a few years
ago. Postmaster General James
Farley.
fcSir . Mmf' G00D TAS
For any outdoor occasion a carton of
Blue Ribbon Beer adds the final touch..
Its rich, mellow goodness has made
Pabst a favorite for five generations.
TE FOR 94 YEARS
PABST:
ORDER A CASE TODAY
f ISIS. 1rn!ff-Pirt "tha r., CMnp
oMJat ii-n iii'i Mtiitumiwansi
Charles A. Sprague, republican
candldale for governor, this week
formally launched his campaign
with an address over KGW iu
which he outlined his stand on
Questions he consldors vital to the
campaign, then began the task of
"visiting every community In the
state."
The start was made at Astoria
where he nuulo aovernl pulille ap
pearances Tuesday in addition to
visiting with voters throughout
the lower Columbia river sector.
Wednesday found Spraguo headed
south along the coast with tho
California line his ultimate goal.
Young republicans of Portland
who gathered to confer with
Sprague after his Monday night
radio address pledged themselves
to perfect a precinct organization
In their city that would acquaint
the voters with the Spraguo pro
gram. Phrases from the opening speech
aro being repeated In many oilltor
ial columns. Among others is tho
statement that he Is not running
against any other candidate but
Some Multiple Blessed Eventing, Eh, Kids?,
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The five baby goals pictured above ore rnie mil mnla. Indeed, because they're nil brothers and sis
ters born nt the same time. If you count them you will discover that there are five kid quintuplets,
in fact. J.'L. McFoll, goat breeder who lives near St. Louis nnd who owns Nancy, tliclr mother,
said he had heard, of only one such case before. Kids, It seems, are usually born in pairs, and even
triplets me considered rare no kidding. (
I, lent, gui'iillii Wulali, hark from
a 1 (-month whaling expedition, ,
anslnus in corroi't sonio erroneous
Impressions,
One expert suva that thn fent
ntid ankles of Aiimrlenii women
are growing larger ns thn result
nf a combination of athletics and
high-heeled shoes.
rather seeking tn do his part (o
rovltallte the republican piuly.
Tho municipality of Chlcoutlnil.
Que., has rocelved donations of
largo sums of money from Cam
potte, profmwlonnl heggnr In Hue
lioc. l.'nmpolte owpa a block of
houses In the French quarter of
tho latter city.
It was tough, monotonous work,
anil without romiincu of any kind.
The ship smelted terribly, the dead
whales wern worse, and thorn was
nothing but work. Const tlunril
SAFETY
ALL THE WAY
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