Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 01, 1943, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textifanunry i, ID-IST HERALD AND NEWS. KL'AMATH FALLS. OREGON PACK THREE Women Shoulder a New oh Guarding Nation's War-Important Forests By OW1 Women will bo on Kiuird wllh the mon when sprlnK brlnKx llic smnkor's mulch nnd th subo tmr's torch to tho Million' wtir Imporlunl forests. Already wo nimi nro repliiolim men In ninny pluccN n n lookouts, conks, radio operator nnd tmi'k driver for tho crows thnl brut the flimms out of our critically needed tim ber nttiiidn. Tho United Slnteii forest service him found them n'tlsfnctnry In these Jobs nnd fin hium Nntloniil forent, Idnho, reportK Hint they nro more cn re fill thnn men lit the cxm-lliiK work of packing nnd repiioklnK flfi tool units, pultliiK up cmer Fjjney rnlloim nnd repiilrlii louts ill piirnchuteH, Tho work these women nro Kolntf Into In direct war work, since tho Wnr Production Board tins declared timber a crlticnl wnr miiterlnl, Tho Unlled Slnles domestic production of mllltnry nnd Industrinl uracil's of lumber In HMD, according: to present Indications known to WI'U, will bo soino four billion feet short of requirements. Thcroforo fevory foot that enn bo saved from tho flroH Hint burn over 31 mil' lion acres of forest nnd brush hind In nn avcroijo your will bo ono more foot llmt can no Into bulldluK army camps, naval ships und tho now types of ctirjw planes without drnwInK on Im port facilities or our dwindling Hlocks, f Women's work also will rc lensn men who orn vitally need ed elsewhere, Thousands nl rendy nro Kinn from tho forestB to tho iirmy, nuvy und murine corps, nnd others to tho plants thiii make weapons. In the north west It wus neeessnry partially to "freeze" workers to tho lum ber Industry because no mnny had moved out to build ships nnd flKhlliiK plnnes. Even while wo must deprive ono wur Indus try of manpower to Keep an other in operation, wo face tho normal expectation that that 070,0(10 mandnys will be requir ed In a yenr to snuff out forest blazes, nnd thnt undermanned loKKlnK crews will hnvo to drop their axes to bent bnck the flumes. Womniipower Is tho answer to much of this need. In addition to Jobs women cun handle In flMlilluu fires, they huvo been found cnpablo of some work In snwmllls. One company reported women hud repincea aruiica men at operating a monorail, nn electric dollle, nn electric snw and other machines. Forest service official moke It clear that they do not expect women to substitute for men ex tensively In all flro fighting Jobs. Hut tho government Is encour aging women to offer for work they can do, and there Is plenty of It. Tho Offlco of Civilian De fense Is organizing, under David P. Godwin forest service's as sistant chief of flro control a forest flro fighters service. "Trl ple-F-S" soon will bo enrolling both men nnd women volunteers nnd local defenso councils will be notified when enrollment will begin. Forest service Itself has been taking women as lookout. In somo cases they team up with their husbands to watch the woods. Those interested In this paying Job should ask their near est forest ranger, but officials warn that this Is wo-k for per sons familiar with the territory. Oregon News Notes By The Associated Press Clatsop county milk produc ers warned that a serious short age of market milk threatens Astoria and Seaside . . . Chester C. Farr, Murshficld and Coqullle store operator, Is the new presi dent of tho Marshfield chamber of commerce . . , Multnomah county draft boards reported that 1487 I8-ycnr-oIds registered or selective service. Lieut. Col. Frank N. Mallory, Camp White headquarters ex ecutive officer since last April, said he was being transferred to an undisclosed post . . Portland's 1942 traffic toll was 36, six under 1041 and the light est for a decade . . . Howard Dauntless, Grants Pass, has been pledged to Phi Sigma Kap pa social fraternity at the Uni versity of Oregon. C. A. P r y o r, Eugene, and Frank C. Robinson, Portland, were appointed temporary field deputies In the U. S. marshal's office at Portland . . . Federal agencies at Portland kept their offices open New Vear's day. A political platform Is for one party to stand on and th other party to Jump on. Phono The Herald and News, 3124, to place a classified ad. Whan in Modford Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Jo and Ann Esrley Proprietors Friendly Helpfulness To Every Creed and Purs Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ward, Owners Wlllard Ward, Mgr. 92S High Phone 3334 Clearance Boys' Suits A Real Chance to Save Boys' Dark Suits - Sizes 4 to 7 Now $4.49 to $5.98 MONTGOMERY WARD , ; ; ; . ...... . . .... ,. ,. . . , ,, ; .,. . TTTT7JT MS " . . . i'Sftrsistic Markdowns ... ave IJFroiii .25. to 6 n 8iM v ' . , : . . ILm ttiiailPiseontinuedsi "EG. 3c IIROWN RAYON ir 1 ...-j- . . v .oTmoD:;,1Lyv.V"t..:-duc,d "KG. I.2 IILLE H OOLEN Ft lanntltsi L.. . . . 16c 1 "- V- I tutu tyies HEK. eo BLACKOUT ClOTH essed wrona on ihi. 1. . 66c w , --ir wj Ut,J l' w,a. Yrd Men's White Shirts Values up to 1J981 Just 47 odd shirts In this group at a terrific mark down! Slightly soiled . . . Not all sizesl 77 C Ea. I L - 3 K rniMry About 40 pair, to ol Regularly .old at 39. nir. but now drasllcai- Iiuyni""i psir, but now 1.. roducod f anci clear c Pair lluffU'd l u"""" Bold beior. at ;88 ,gul.r Prlcllla .Uel Ju.l 17 P' "om wh!ch to choose, so be aflyl 1 37 Pair Ilufflvd Curtain Regularly P ymffmc Odd style, that must 7 JE Wore lnventoryl W v flU Ju.t 11 P1"1 Pr. Co.lnitcClMrlnliw , to 79c M, Ju.t L3t p'' . dra.tli! v tlonl Valuo. UP i t i nruuk'i low pom 4 urtalii IaiMli to 1.1 sr. IViV laviprt Cever Vaiuoi f - Lovely euuo atablgvlng. While and ecru. B" Mad. to j.U or S11.95I ..... one. .o out It go. 2 ju.t one. .o out g JT- Bt a .acriflce. B. ear.y. r...... bo iir.tt ;lrlN' Pajainaii SU'r Roaularly P . . - -. ..... n CI i 11 1 . J IL h . J! broaaciDin v " ' Murryi Worth at l'"1."0' fTIwC Pa.tel color In but- 9 fiT fo pant, lor kiddle.' J Pr. sleeper.. Ju.t 19 P'' r- Ul.lillvN Caps Kiddles laiill riiiltls' Sweaters Value, up to $1,491 mmfe Mo.tly .mail .i.e. ln V V, this odd lot group. Q m E" All wooll lissis' Undies Ea. HOYS' IIIIESS SHIRTS u.myalbrordc.0oU1Ie9Ular "irU. Good . . Each "OA S' SPORT SlilRTS . . Esch OYS' 39c VESTS SUSS SlUs'oU90 wm Etch CHENILLE SPREADS Just 4 of theia t Twin si,e '.'J, ' Lovely that sold at $2,981 ' ' Each CHEIVILLE SPREADS Several hi...u..i -chl Twin .ur:.. Prea,U Pried at $3.98 " Each CHENILLE SPREADS Regular $4.98 Each MATTRESS (OVER fr Ct AM . 22c 66c 53c 23c 144 244 344 T T Misses9 Campus Hose Ilea, sold at 49cl Just on color left, nary blue, so out. they . go at cut prices. Broken sizes.. 1 s Ea. L Boys9 White Pants Worth at least $11 f Ea. Heavy white duck ... but only odd sizes left. We've drastically reduced them! 1 I Boys9 Polo Shirts Reg. priced at 39c, Mostly white and almost all small sizes. Short sleeves, crew neckl w v ca Regularly sell at Si oa n oi wear. Ju,, t ol 'e quality . . . ,otl , Each 19 In lhl group' A sorted cap. and hats . . tM 4QR that torn up each. Be earlyl B.gularly 29cl Only . . . nux tlcaliy clear qulcklyl m..-l..Uf.Vil , . Warm aac i priced at . , Bt 19 cozy .0- l ruTketltch vest. KX ioduced to AW"1 ,mall size.. Heducedl MATTRESS PADS -L3 M.'M9 SfTjlsT! bU' on -mall group. Hularly " . Each WOMEN'S GIRDLES Ladies' Collars One iro up to 49c . . . ly shopworn got ,all groupl Value. . ... .1 Out thoy Snow Suits Sold before at $2,981 1 ?..wri,,n,r. suits o B" " , -price. Small size". navy bluol 1 il. Each Wool Hose A few pair, to clear! Mot of the.e warm hose .old at 79c. but now the price . l'rull Dishes sold at 49cl Manicure Set Worth at lea.t $1,001 XVXT at $1-00 "chI y iap ttyj. Two-way ttretch Each 11 ju.t on. o Y" hav to b r.t " here. A real buy! c CITRTAIN PANELS TiAmilnrlv Mnde of wood hand painted Just 7 of the.el with design. Hoys' Sweaters Worth at lea.t $2-29' . - .... I. no Ju.t O a .t thl low Prfcol Coat style. prlc8er."29Cc:rcUh! 9rUP ' F,Mt Hul.r,y " ; Each COTTAGE CURTAINS Worth .rTeasJ "n"n.l m.rkdowa groupl " Pair MEN'S WORK GLOVES a, H..'SSJSJ 77c 93c 66c 16c 88c 1 I Ball Curtain Fringe Just sold at 4c yd.! Tj Only 197 yards at this price, so hurry, Several colors. Save! Light Fixtures H Trice Values that sold up in .? A grand group of fixtures at big savings. Formerly priced from 98c up to $7.95. Hurry! : 33c MEN'S DRESS SOX 1 . . Hoys' SUM SOX . I One group at big savino. M ""m 1$ Roys' rtS . B $139 .port co,ors, Vour choice .Jr f a? $1,791 Blue or tan J, give-away low -M-W hutry, hurry! "CUT. DRAPES 1 one broken nzo m "' remnant. .1,.. r? groupl ' 5 ' Alr"y to s.w ,nto lovely drapes! 7 Ua9tht' V f f UIUIHU Mi All Items Subject to Prior Sale! r MI 'these hiiys f oiind-nextto haffdwarede - . Men's Shirts One In t . i ... , P-W .;T,rT '6k th8t ta-l U at is, .' Pair DRAPERY nnifw I on. : .. -l-JL J Women's Fountlatlons Values from 98c to $4.98! We're really slashed the selling price of these 37 found V ion garments to about . Price n Uc SORRY . . . NO REFUNDS, NO EXCHANGES, NO MAIL ORDERS, NO C.O.D.'t BUT BONDS AND STAMPS! SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO.