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January 21, 1043 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIVE . for fAe i-,r.-x-- , Tt ftfjaen i' mxi-ewfw. sejo S(FPS mm. FP( MAIL CLOSINO TIME (Effoctlva Juno 16, 1942) Train 18 Boutliboundi SilS p. m. Train 20 Northbound! 10 a. m. Train 17 Boutliboundi Bi30 a. m. Train 10 Northbound! 9 p. m. p. m., Evening Airmail, Modford Stugo, Woitbound, 0i30 Installation Protporlty- R- bokuh IikIko will meet fit 7;:ill p. in, Thursday In lOOF bull. Thora will bti In.itiilltitlon of ( f Icnrn mid refreshments will be nrved. All visiting Hubrluihs arc Invited to attend. VFW Regular moating ol Pelican Post 1:183, VKW, will bo held Thumdny, Jinuiitry 21, ot 8 p. m. In the KC hull. A lunch will bo served alter tho meeting to 1'ost nicinbcrn uud members of tho auxiliary. Chefs Houih and Zvlt prunilsa niiiiinthlnu lioclol (or Ibis occasion and numbers tun urged to turn out. Postponed Tho rogular monthly mooting of thu Mury Mnrthu circle of tho l'resbytur Itin church will bo hold Friday, January 211, lit tho homo of Mm. F, W. I'enk, 2053 Luwrcnco. Jobs Daughtori Tho mooting died ii led for this evening, Thumdny, him been postponed until further notlco. No Practice Androw Lonoy Jr., director of mimic nt tho First Methodist church, nniuninccs thnt thu c-hulr rohoiimnl, (idled tiled for this oveninn (Thursday) lion been canceled. Postponed Tha mooting of the Friendship club scheduled for tomorrow (Friday) bus been postponed until next week. Hasblns to Moot Tho Ha blni of tho Kagles auxiliary will meet nt the homo of Unci Orat ion, 2141 Whllo avenue, Friday at 7:30 p. m. t Card Party Tho Women of tho Mooso will hold tho third card party of their series nt the Moosa hall Friday, January 22 at 3 p. m. The publio In Invited E Patrons on rural routes are urucd to cooperate with the po.it' office department In reward to tho delivery of mall In itiiburban districts. Postal lawn require patron tn keep clear tho np nrnnehea In their -mail bnxnl bv removing any obstructions, In cluding snow, which mako It dif ficult for carriers to deliver mail to boxes without alighting from their vehicles. If approaches nra not cleared within a reasonable time, deliv ery by carrier may ho withheld temporarily until approaches are cleared. If carriers nra delayed, It Is lmposslblo for them to complete deliveries on the routes, Post master Burt E. llnwklns stated. Sailor Moved M. O. Bright, seaman second class, wns moved from tho northbound train Wed nesday night to tho county Isola tion hospltnl for treatment. .This Is the most dangerous season for motoring. Insure without delay. Hans Norland, 118 North 7th. OtSTINOTIVI APPARSL MwiM 1111 HI Miln J, ' - 'jf V ,1 I 1 i ... as advertised In the Jnnu- nry Issue of Mademoiselle I , 1 ' ' 01 Wool 0 Coseln Felt Selection of Colors Adjustable Hcnd-Slia . Whytal'i MUHnrry Salon CIIIKF FI.YINO EAGIR. En sign Tlioirim Oxondlno, 20, full blooded Cherokee Indian, will chum along an aerial warpath when ho Icuvet the Naval Air Station at Jacksonville, Fla,, to toko his plnca with the Meet. Hit CiFut-grondfuthor fought In lha War tlolwecn the States and two uncles were In the last war. $X SERVICED Navy enlistments announced at Portland this week Included the names of two Klamath Falls men, Richard W. Wolls and Dale F. Mlllott. o NEW PINE CHEEK Sgt. Dcl mcr Smith arrived January 14 from Amnrilla, Tex., where he Is stationed nt tho Amnrilla Technical nlr forco school. Sgt. Smith has been gone 18 months. Whllo hero he Is staying with Darwin ftobnett. Ho had a 15 day leave, nnd It took him four days to come home. Amnrilla Is right In tho pnn-hnndlo oil coun try, ho said, nnd added thnt he likes nrmy llfo fine. Ho enlisted for three years. Word has been received from LnVaughn Shanks, who recently enlisted In the navy, thnt he is stationed at Farrogut, Ida. Lt. ()b) Donald L. Goldlng, j formerly n teacher In tho Klnm- j nth Union high school, has been i ordnance Instructor since Jon- j uary 2 nt tho US navol reserve midshipmen's school In New I York, having completed his j coursa In seamanship, nnviga tlon and ordnanco. if EDITORIALS ON NEWS (Continued From Pngo One) Impnrtnnco of keeping the ship building program going at top speed. Getting tho ships built Is far moro Important than who col lects tho dues from tho shipyard workers. pRENTISS BROWN, defeated for senator In Michigan nnd promptly mnde hend of the OPA, tackles his new Job In earnest. Hero's a word of advice to him: LEAD 'em; don't try to drive 'cm. Tho American people can bo led nlmost anywhere by the right kind of leaders leaders who hnve tho good sense to EX PLAIN THE REASONS back of what thoy are doing. That was Henderson's fatal fault. Ho did too much ordering and too little Intelligent explain ing. A LL credit buying of gasoline at retail for operation of pri vate cars will be stopped on Feb ruary 1 by ORDER of the petrol eum administration. After that, you'll hnvo to pay casji. Good enough! For tho duration, let's pay ensh on tho old barrel-head for as nenr EVERYTHING we buy as Is humanly possible. Let's all come out of tho war personal ly DEBT-FREE and with money In the bank In the form of war bonds. Then, when tho war Is over and we go through tho door in to tho NEW world that will face us then, let's use our saved-up monoy MAKING JOBS FOR THE BOYS when they coma back from the war. Quintuplets Use Kflusterole For Chest Colds! 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