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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1942)
Dermrir.r IB, 1942 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN MAN TO I M SETTING UP HIRING L r. T. Oilman, inuiiuKr f Hi "ni.imhln Klvnr District comic hiring hull In Portland, nrrlvrd In Klniniilh lrll Mommy morn Inn to alii Tim Siilllviin, prcst al nf thn Kliiiunih Hnsln DU trlrt council mid C. II. Cooper, uncrotiiry, In snttlrm up n union lilrlnu hull system to follow tlirouilli with Hie West (Joint Lumbar commission's directive order number zui, me iwa an nounced Wodnwduy. 'i'lili order decree thiil lh( union furnish the employer Qllli a lint of nnmeii of locnl un rnlnvi.il mumbms. und that the employer muni lve preference to thin lint in mo worxeri ciiu .ii...ilnn hm lonu an the man li capaulo of hundllnK the job, the IWA sliiiennnH (ma. Explanation Planned "Union lilrinK It a large bene fit both to cmp'oyo nnd employ' tr alike, as It gives a better nn dorstandlug of ech other' prob. lems and lends to better cooper atlon and collective bargaining," tha union statement rendi. "It l tha Intention of both Sullivnn ond Ullmun to meet uiilhru tnnnv emnloycs and em ployert till week as poiulbl nnd explain union Hiring 10 mem, Squara Deal Oilman assorted thnt employ art and government agencies are unanltnona In aupport of union hiring In thn Dmmltis fir area of tha Columbia river. "Union hiring Is based on one Jhtng. and thut Is to see that iiars deal li ir.lv tm to every one. The men ore placed on Jol according to seniority as to ante of registration," said Oilman. Oilman's headquarters while in town will be tha Klamath Falls district council office and the Elk hotel. HISTORY REPEATS LANCASTER. Pa. (P) Price ceilings are old stuff in Lan caster In fact. 200 years old. The Pennsylvania Historical commission soys Uio king's co lonial agent set top prices on everything that an early Indian trader here had In stock. The purpose, the commission lays, was to assure the Indians a square deal. MARRIAGE LICENSES RENO, Doc. 18 (Pi Mar Clngo licenses issued here Tubs y -Included: Roy Oster, 21, Westwood, Cgllf., and Vera Opal nix, id, I'oiuano; w. h. tics gin, SB, and Lillian M. Jackson 87, both Klamath Falls. Santa Sayi: "Give Him Van Heuien Shirts!" . 1 mm lilt m YES, THE FAMOUS VAN HIUSIH COUAR NOW ATTACHED TO NEW O Same famous collar soma eomfort.some style feature. The shirt Itself hos freei swing shoulder, tapered sleeve; and tailored ehesr fit. While broadcloths, laif minute patterns. From , By ANITA QWYN Last Frliliiy was double-bar cross day at KUII3 and Christ mas sui Is were on sale in the home rooms. Mrs. Alice How ard, Q Iris' Leaguo advisor and dean of girls, reports that $40.16 worth wore sold, ii p p roxlnuitely $0 over thje quota, Tho Girls' League nnnunl Christmas assembly will be held Monday at 1:08. Although reg ular assemblies hnve been cut and are now rather few and far betwoon, tho girls will still get theirs. Every year this has been one of the activities looked forward to. Another annual event Is a reading by Mrs. Lu cille O'Neill. This year It will bn a French tale as computed with s story of HumIb last year. . Plans arc being mndo for a pep assembly Frldiiynftcrnoon at 3:!t0 In honor oflhe basketball game Hint night to he played by the Pelicans and tha squad from Grants Pass. Tho game starts at 8 p. m. "What Men Live By," a legend of old Russia by Leo Tolstoi, will bo presented In the Little Theatre off Mon Claire, Decem ber 18, 10 ond 20 by tha dra matics dcpurlmont, under the direction of Mrs. B. B. Blom qulst. Tho cast includes tho following students, many of whom have appeared in other productions: Bruce Wlrth, Mary Jo Hallett, Bruce Davis, George Brown, Ray Bchati, Bernlce Fos ter, Dolly Lee, Patricia Brown, Don Roper. Barbara Moore and Martin But?,. The program were made by tho art department under the supervision of Mrs. Brown. Music will be furnished by mem bers of the A Capella chorus, which Mr. Charles Stanfleld di rects. Special mention goes to the, following students for their work; Malcolm Epley Jr., scene design: Ray Schatr, stage work; BE VALID DEC. 1G Sugar stomp No. 10 becomes valid December 16, tho Office of Price Administration an nounced today, and will be good for threo pounds of sugar until January 31, 1043. Hugar stamp No. 0, which was valid for three pounds during a similar period, expired ai mid night December 16, Industrial and Institutional users of sugur may apply for Ihelr January and February al lotments after December 15. These allotments , remain un changed, 70 per cent for In dustrial users, 80 per cent for institutional users, and '89 per cent for hospitals of the type which were entitled to recoive this amount during tho November-December period. Persons who eat 14 or more meals a week at the same rest aurant or boarding house must give their sugur and coffee ra tion book to the owner of the establishment. Tho offlco of price administra tion issued this ruling today to clear up a conflict in its own regulations. Formerly the dcudline was 12 meals for sugar and 24 for cof fee, but slnco both commodities are rationed with the same book, the rule had to bo stand ardized. "SUFFER LITTLE CHILDREN" CHICAGO m Nine-year-old Phyllis SondeJ has been ill since babyhood and must remain In doors constantly. Asked by her 'mother what she wanted for Christmas, she replied; "All I want for Christmas Is a teacher. I'm nlno years old and I've never been to school. I can't read or wrlto and I do so want to learn." The United Charities ha ap pealed for a teacher who can spend some time at the SondeJ home. Barbara Shultz and Mary Lan dry, making of costumes and William Lofduhl, lighting. There are many other students who are helping to make this play a suc cess. Everyone is Invited to at tend. , War bonds and stamps will be on sale In the main hall tomor- V 8S?ppon 8222 90' Moi" X 'J$$-.. ' it l A' .1 irfSVSftfll Say Merry Christmas with a Gift shell adore . . a gift with the label that guar antees quality and style at a moderate pricel Make WhyUl's your gift store for "HER" loins, last" .925 Ousrlmy Men's e at She'll love the luxury and practical warmth of these delightfully feminine bed-Jackets. (A) In QUILTED SATIN . . In beautiful pastel and floral prints . . . small, medium and largo. A thrill to any "girl" on your gift list! 4.95 (B) In Rayon CHENILLE . . Hand somoly tailored In rich tenroso and blue. 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