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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE NTNTS
MaJzeU and 4k
I
' Americans Rescued After Five Days, Six Nights in Life Rafts
STEELS, GOLDS,
SPECIALTIES
FORGE AHEAD
By VICTOH EUBANK
NEW YOTfK, March 24 W")-
Stouls, coppers, ffuldn nnd spec
ialties formicl ahcml tnclny In tho
(illicit market nnd there wnro
muttered pituks for lh year or
lonnr.
Wuvnlota of profit cashing oc-
finaloiinllv elnwfld thA rlao hut
ill led to ntop It, Although uulns
wore hold Konoinlly to fraction),
n few ranged to around a point
toward th close).
Volunio, mflectlng a rapid
turnover In low-priced utllltlon
was In the neighborhood of
1.1O0.OU0 aharea for the full ses
alon. In the "new high" class woro,
ninong nthura, Sunshine Mining,
Dome, Warner Brother, Cor-taln-tocd,
Bethlehem. Doe re and
U. 8. IUibbor preferred. Rising
power alio waa ahown by
Twentloth Contury-Fox, Loew'g,
V. S. Steel, General Motora,
Chrysler, Harvester, Anaconda,
Kcnnocott, Phulps Dodge, South
ern Railway, New York Central,
Homestaka and Wostern Union.
Libby-Owonti-Ford reporting a
sharp drop In earning!, waa a
soft spot ulthough lightly dealt.
Selnctud aecond-grnde rails
moved up In the bond division.
Closing quotation!:
lmerlcoii Can ,,, 781
Am Car tt Fdy 331
Am Tel ft Tol 1401
Anaconda 20s
Colli Packing 28!
Cut Tractor 47
Comm'nw'lth Sou U19
Ciimernl Electric 35
Cienornl Motors 48 1
Ot Nor Ry pfd 281
Illinois Central Ill
hit Harvester fl-i
Konnecolt 321
Lockheed 221
Long-Bell "A" 01
Montgomery Ward 371
Nash-Kelv 8i
N Y Central 14
Northern Pacific ...... 1U
Pao Gas & El 271
Packard Motor 44
Penna R R 291
Republlo Steel 1HI
Safeway Stores ,.. 36
Sears Roebuck 651
-Southarn Pacific 201
Standard Brands ' 61
Sunshine Mining 61
Trans-America 71
Union Oil Calif 181
Union Pacific 001
U 8 Steel 54
Warner Pictures 101
No government In a war pe
riod has been able to avoid Infla
tion. Inflation can coma only
by congress appropriating money
nnd falling to provide a method
of collecting tho money. Feder
al Reserve Chairman Mariner S.
Ecclos.
Rationing
Calendar
RATION BOOK NO. 2 .
March 23 Rationing of
meat, butter, cheese, canned
fish and edible oils in effect.
(Red stamps In book No, 2 to
bo used.)
March 31 Bluo stamps A,
B and C in book No. 2 (can
ned, dried or frozen fruits and
vegetables) expire at mid
night. CANNED MEATS, FISH
March 29 Sales freeze per
iod ends, rationing begins.
SUGAR
May 31 Stamp No. 12,
good for five pounds, expires
nt midnight.
COFFEE
April 24 Stamp No. 26,
war ration book No. 1 of book
holders 14 years of age or
ovor, good for 1 pound of cof
fee, expires nt midnight.
GASOLINE
May 21 No. S stamps, each
Rood for four gallons, expire
nt midnight.
TIRES
March 31 Cars with "A"
books must have tiros Inspect
ed before this date, Same
basic rules as for passenger
cars apply to motorcycle "D"
books.
SHOES
Juna IS Stamp No. 17,
war ration book 1, valid for
purchase of one pair of shoes,
nxplres at midnight. Family
stamps are Interchangeable
PROCESSED FOODS
April 1-10 All retailers of
processed foods register with
locul War Price and Ration
ing Board, 434 Main, office
hours daily 10:30 a, m. to 0:00
p, m,; Saturday 10:30 a. m. to
4:00 p. m.
FATS
March 22-29 Butter, short
ening, etc., frozen.
March 28 Rationing Of fats
starts,
LIVESTOCK
SO. SAN FRANCISCO, March
24 (AP-USDA) CATTLE SO:
strong; medium to good Idaho
steers $10.00-20; medium to good
heifers and rango cows absent,
odd fleshy cows $12.28, most
common cows $10.00-60; calves
10. Steady; few choice 180-200
lb, voiilora $19.80; good und me
dium calves $13.00-14.00.
HOCi.S 180: steady; about load
good 200-240 lb. barrows and
gills $10.28; few good sows $18.
SJIBICP, none; nominal. Good
to cholco woolod lambs quoted
$14.80-18.80; medium to choice
owes quoted $8.00-l).00.
CHICAGO, Murch 24 (AP
USDA) Salable hogs 12,000;
total 23,800; slow, 8-18 cents
lower than Wednesday's aver
ago; with bulk sales around 10
off; top $18.78 sparingly; most
good and choice 180-360 lbs,
$18.80-70; well flnishd 180-180
lbs. $14. 50-15. 80; bulk good 3 SO
880 lbs. sows $15.26-50.
Salable cattle 11.000: salable
calves 800; all killing classos
fully stuady; active; largely fed
steer and yearling run; fat heifer
supply fulrly liberal; bulk fed
steers $14.75-17.00; eorly top
$17.80, some held higher; east
ern order buyers stimulating
factors general market; best
heifers in load lot $10.00; odd
lota strictly choice offerings
$16.80; cows and bulls scarce;
cutters $10,75 down; strictly
good beef cows to $14.60; stock
cattle In broBd demand; medium
to good grades $13.28-14.78;
strictly cholco southwest fat
calves up to $16,70.
Salable sheep 4300; total 4800:
late Tuesday fat lambs closed
fairly active; mostly steady with
Monday; good and choice 78-108
lbs. woolcd lambs $16.28-75; top
lit outside paid by all interests;
double cholco around 80 lbs. fod
clipped lambs with No. 1 and 2
skins $15.85; sheep steady; deck
good 126 lbs. fed western owes
$8.00; today's trade practically
no eurly sales; alklng around
steady or urqund $16.00-50 on
uood to cholco wooled offerings;
cholco lambs scarce; few held
$16.73 and above; nothing dona
on clipped lambs; undertono
steady to strong on sheep; or
around $0.00-50 on good and
choice offerings.
PORTLAND, Ore., March 24
(AP-USDA) Cattlo: salable and
total 100; calves soluble and total
10; market active, steady to
strong; few medium grnrio steers
$14.00-80; two truck loads good
to low choice grades $16.00: few
common-medium hclfcra $10.00
14.00; cunner and cutter cows
$7.00-0.00; fat dairy type cows
$0.80-10.00; medium-good beef
cows $12.00-13.00; young cows
to $13.50; medium-good bulls
$12.50-13.75; odd head $14.00 and
$14.25; good and choice vealcrs
$15.50-10.00; good 300 lb. calves
$15.00.
Hogs: salable 600; total 650;
market active, steady; good
choice 180-230 lb. . weights
$16.25-35; 280-350 lbs. $18.25-75;
few lightweights $15.25-76; good
475-600 lb. sows $14.25-50; one
sizeable lot choice 87 lb. feeder
pigs sharply higher at $18.00.
Sheep: salable and total 50;
one lot medium-good lambs
strong at $14.75; good-choice
grades salable to $15.78; and
above; good choice ewes quot
able $8.00-0.00.
Thin non-stop Anglo-American
air offensive Is preparing the
way for our united forces to In
vada Europe. British Undersec
retary of Slate for Air Capt.
Harold Balfour.
Ruml Tells 'Em How
i Mi"" "
alAiia ii
Portland
Produce
(At,,-) j eiojimjloj
BurdMoy Kuml, aoove, Mew Yoric
banker, department store executive
anU author ot tho "pay-as-you-go"
Income wx piau, ponuors an answer
during tcHtuuony Boioio tho Mouse
ways and moms committee In Wash-Ingtou,
Dr. A. A. Soul6, M.D.
Medicine & Surgery
(Diseased of the Heart?
1040 Main
Phones 7323, B314 ,
No. ans. 6513
fOHUAM'. Or., Mirth ft Ut-nCT
Ti.K-.AA ifkdft prliif, 8 1 Vic eirtoui,
ftt'toi A K"t prfftU, l'4c, ctUni, ioj
HI 'liKliKAT-KIrd iunlllv, umilmuta of
hibr'io (M iruilura (lutHly, itil-
fQUiu ot M ot I (r nut t-l'JHy, ft ftfi'.yo
lb. i villoy wit mi country roltiti. o
toil thti flnt or A0,icj miii'l 'jijnMiy it
rorntiKj, io uua-r urn a www,
C'UKKHli(llllrt price r.. I'oH.u- r
tkJIfcru Orriou tilpUt. Jim Mi Umt, soo IM
IKiUS-Nomlfut prki Ui rntallttrtt A l-fifi
not u itryc, w, a riKui'Mii, nuoj n
dliim, firej A imitl, file dot.
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lri( ti & lirgt, HHi A tufrllun, STci II
mt'Ji'iifj, flic not.
11VR KjUUftT-H'ittif prlfon Nft. (
Ifarlf Uttwn hroiltf. 1 1,4 tft itn.. tfc-t
lorr1 frri undnr I ha,, ttt-i too V'
U 4 Hi., son: colored lottttt. ovt 4 tin.,
Iryliorti bn, nmkr 1 lbi Clci ovtr
Jifc lr fAc; mlurH lin. 4 to S bt ScVti
rjti. iw) ini; rvtf p) m it.
DffKhlTD tCpKCVP 8IHnt prim;
CouMr 4 fit 'I hti, H; pirkM ilek
hnt, S. 1, aivyi ruh-cirry, liri tro
ovf fft (hi,, tic eitb'4rrr.
roiiotrr VIIIH. t rfltllr, tie lb. 1 t
prlc t iimdiicri. tto l.
roiJMKV MUATS-SbIIIiii price to r
lfiri Hf mill y Ht;(I llff, 1tt bulchT.
120' UK ll'i.. V-I-c; vrkler, tncy 'He.
Mi. 1 jfrfwl hfivy, lfl-50fl lt.i roMli hvy(
tfl-lfcc lb. 1 tnntr-cyt(r cv ow riHIni),
100 h. bulli tnr Mlltnt), 16
limhi, tr b. va, food, ISO lb., ,
yttt, 10c lb.
WOOtlt9 (VintrtfU, Orrn ninth,
nninlntl, 8IX?o tb-i croiibrid, iMZo lb.;
Urnb (-) lb.
ONIONft-lrfn. I ) Hoi, bnnrhMi Ore
'p lry. l.oi I'Uho. In. t.M w-ib. hn.
PrtTATOES-fitM ilrtck, fl.84o lb. I ttsM,
8.l; now Florida, tt bubl boi.
I'OTATOEH, old tbl iUelt owh 4
oavry pHrai Ko. ! (A) DwchutM
No. t fA Uri M.M; Vo. t. I1.M.0
lb. b; Ko. I, W W nul.
n A V Wbfillo prlci Alfili, Ko.
or btttr, ai.M; Ko. . ton: ott-
vftoh. M.00 tool rUy roloti, ilmothy
( vlly). J5.W ; Do. MonUot, II ,0041 W
tool elffTtir, WOO Us.
WHEAT
CHICAGO. March 24 (IP) A
strong undertone prevailed In
tho Brain pit today ana, al
though trading was of only
moderate proportions, wneat aa
vanccd about cent at times.
Rye was up a similar amount
and May oats, ahead a major
fraction, moved to a new sea
sonal high.
Cash oats were In heavy de
mand, No. 1 whlta selling as
high as 681 cents a bushel, a
new penk In the local market
since 1928.
Wheat closed i-lc higher, May
$1.48S, July $1,461, corn was
unchanged at ceilings, May $1.01,
oats advanced t-Ic, and rye gain
ed i-ic.
BOSTON WOOI.
BOSTON. March 24 W)
Anticipation of future govern
ment ordors brought consider
able activity today in the Boston
wool market. Double "A"
scoured pulled wools were sold
at a price of $1.20. Scoured
Pampas wools, 86 grade, sold at
93-04 cents and Buenos Aires
scoured wools suitable for over
coats were bought at 80 cents,
out of bond.
Gonzales Has New
Way to Quit Job
LOS ANGELES, March 24
(AP) Richard B. Hood, FBI
chief hero, gave this explana
tion of Edouardo Gonzales' ar
rest: Gonzales, 25, had a date with
a girl, wanted to leave his de
fense job early. The bos vetoed
this request.
So Gonzales seized sledge
hammer, battered away at a
steel furnace. This got him re
leased permanently.
When it was found the blows
had dislodged firebricks, put
ting the furnace out of commis
sion temporarily, Gonzales was
Jailed on a charge' of violating
the 'wartime sabotage act.
If we are to keep faith with
thoso we have selected for mili
tary service, wo must do tho all
Important Job that lies ahead in
such a manner that every fight
ing man, giving everything he
has to give on the bntllefront,
will know that we at homo are
doing everything we can to bring
him back to us victorious.-
Draft Director Lewi B.. Her
shey. Justice In that Instinct that de
rives from the immutable laws
which God has placed In vthe
hearts of mankind to form the
basla of society. Bishop of Ber
lin. .
WASHINGTON, March 24
(AP) President Philip Murray
of the Congress of Industrial
Organizations and William
Green of the American Federa
tion Of Labor agreed today to
reopen negotiations to halt Jur
isdictional labor disputes and
raids on union memberships.
Th agreement was arrived
at at the close of a four-hour
session of the special senate
war Investigating committee
during which Green proposed
the signing of a pact outlawing
Jurisdictional disputes for the
duration ol the war.
"I'm willing to sit down at
this table right now and sign a
no-raidlnt agreement," Green
told Chairman Truman (D-Mo,).
Murray assorted that Green
had no authority to sign with
out the tpproval of the AFL ex
ecutive council, but agreed that
be would meet him and try to
negotiate a basis of action.
. . ft.
Brig. Oen. NiUisn F. Twining and bis party of 14 are photographed as they were rescued after spending five dars and six nights in the Paelfle ll
small Ufe raft. General Twining waa commanding an Army air group on combat mission when his B-17 Plying Fortress made a forced landln ,
In darknexa last Jan. VI. A member of the rescue plane crew. In the water. Is ahown bringing a tow lino to one of the rnft.i.
Banker, Brewer, Pawnbroker
The Bank of gngland Is per
mitted to brew beer for public
sale without license, or it might
turn to pawnbroking, which the
terms of its charter are wide
enough to cover.
TRAILER POST
Near Pasadena, a postoffice
has been set up In a trailer to
handle the mail ot a large trailer
park housing war workers.
Always read the classified ads.
RAT.F.M. MurMi 24 tAPt
The state board of control took
under advisement today re
nnmtn bv iiineriiltendenta of
Orncmn'ft thrnA hosnitals for
mentally defective persons that
their attendants be given imme
diate salary increases.
Thn hoard. Indicating It BP-
nnivi., thn Increases, will attain
consider the matter tomorrow.
Thn Ihrnn minorlntendents
told the board that unless the
wage increases are granted,
there won't ba enough attend
llnhln to oDerato the in
stitution. And they added they
aren't sure that the wcrcasos
would succeed In holding the
attendants to their Jobs.
nr J. C. Evans, suoerlnton-
dent of the state hospital at Sa
lem, asked that the male at
i.nH.nii' ftloripB be Increased
from an average of oa a i
month to $72.50. These figures',
nr. In nrid itlon to board and i
room. Women attendants would
bo granted similar Increases,
but their scale la $2.50 a month
less.
SNELL APPOINTS
SALEM. March 24 (Gov
ernor Earl Snell appointed a
five-man committee today to as
semble facts to present to the
office of price administration In
connection with federal regula
tions fixing milk prices.
The legislature asked him to
appoint the committee.
Members are:
Charles Eckleman, Portland
milk producer; Frank H. Strong,
Eugene distributor; Walter Un
derwood, Astoria consumer; Har
ry B. Plnniger, Roseburg con
sumer, and State Sen. Merle R.
Chessman, Astoria.
Every thinking American
must realize that our belt tight
ening process has Just begun.
Luxuries will disappear from the
American scene, and after them
thoso marginal things which are
useful In peacetime but serve ho
great purpose in the grim busi
ness of war. Manpower Direc
tor Paul V. McNutt.
The preservation of our system
of liberal education during the
war will make an enormous dif
ference in the moral and human
tone of our society in the future,
of the very atmosphere in which
the peace is made and of all civ
ilization after the war. Wendell
Willkle.
Always read the classified ads.
TRUCKS FOR RENT
You Drive Move Yourself
Save 4 Long and
. . Short Trips
STILES' BEACON SERVICE
Phone 8304 1201 East Mala
-A cest Known MEDiciriE
' mada especially io relieve 'PERIODIC
W3ME :ma
UnA It. UI..L
Cranky. Narvoui Feeiinjji
Take heeit If you, like so many
L women nd g!r!, linvo nny or ell of
theie symptoms: Do you on eurh
day suffer cramps, neadachen, back
ache, weak, neiroua feeling, ela
1re of "Irreprterltlea" due to
functional monthly disturbances?
Then atart at euro try l.yrtli E.
Flnkham's Vegetable Compound,
Plnkham'a Compound la ao beln
Tul to relieve auch distress because
of Its soothing effect on on op
WOMAN'S Stoat IMPORTANT OSOANS.
Taken reiularl; turnout the month.
It helps nulld uprealstanoe atalnst
suon symptoms. Thousands upon
ifci 6 V- ' ' ' i Hl VI if I
thousends of women report benefits!
There ere no harmful optatea In
Plnkham'e Compound It contains
nature's own root end herbs (tortl
led with Vitamin Bi. Also flne
tomaohlo tontol Follow Isbel di
rections. Worth trylngl
Lvdla E. Plnkham'tt VFCFTARI F MMPAIIND
Tlic Grcaiesi MuJier
i in the Worlo"
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If You Can't Go ... GIVE!
" Only Th Red Cross Doe These) Things. Only Your Gift Support The Red Cross.
: Only the Red Cross collects blood
plasma for the armed forces. So far "h
500,000 pints have been sent to medical
bases. Have YOUR dollars sent blood
plasma to save a soldier's life?
The following contribution are gratefully acknowledged:
1r, Curtis .
Mrs. R. 0. Brolllsr ,
Mrs, Dish N.lh
Mrs, McDonald
Mrs. Htrssy .
Mrs. Whits
B. , 0(ls
Mrs, L. Wslksr
Mrs, Himmslwrlfht
Mrs. K. D. Schroedsr .
Mr. sd Mrs. vms Crlirlth
Mrs. W. J. CrinU
dOSSOh P, RUSSSII ,
Hubsrt Sarislxr
Mrs. Hsrbsrt Oes
Mrs, Bslvs OsnJrllsr
Mrs. 0. W. Nichols
Mrs. V. B. Ooltrsll
Msrlsn Johnson
Mrs. T. A. Hlillns
Mrs. . L. Bsll
Olsrsneo Cooper
Mrs. Andrew Eok
Mr, snd Mrs. Hsno Hsnssn
' Mr. snd Mrs. Jsmso Coopsr
Mr. Geo. Wllllsms
Mrs", Lloyd Myers
Mr. and Mrs. Ohsrlss Thomas
Mrs. L. E. Print dr.
P. B. Loomls .
M. J, Donnell
t H. Ollerlst
O. Lsthron -.
V. MoFarlysn
L. D, Ooorl
Kerry Williams
M s. Nssls Owens
Rslph Gibson
Wm. MoPsdysn - ,
Mrs. Msnnsla Mslenday , -
Mrs, Isabel Mendoxa
, snd Mrs. 0, H. Olsena
Mrs, Rsno Mauron ,
Mr, and Mrs. 0. L. Umbsrt
Mrs. H. 0. Martin
Mr. F. L. Weaver ,
Mrs. A. Morsn
Mr. and Mrs.-R. 0. Whltsksr
Mr. H. A, Wheeler
Mr. a. T, Msrtln
Mrs. W. D. Combs
Mrs, John Olson ;
Mrs. 0. Ysdsn ...
Mrs. J. H. Wllllsms ,
Mr. W. Nlohols
Mr, P. M. Martinson
W. O. Mvsr
Mr. and Mrs. P, Kllllsn ,
Mrs. L. Psvns
Mrs. D. J. O'Msllsy
Mrs, T. 0. Weslln
Mrs. M. M, Mosby
Mrs. J. M. Persons .
Mary Jones
Naney Putnsm
Mrs. A. D. Byrd
Mr. Sol, Worth
Mr. D. Ohapmsn
Mr. Bowmsn ,
Mrs. Qrssn
Mr. 0. B. Borienhsmer .
Mr. Lorsnos Delsnsy -
Mrs. Lucille Psnos
Mr. W. I. Istss
Mrs. Qrssn r" .
Mrs. T, J. MoKlney
Mrs. 0. L, Brslnll
Mr. L. P. Dunn
Truelove Market
Olen Hall
Mr. R. L. Johnson
Ths Drum Stick
Mr. 0. M. Rsndsl
Irms Shssrsr
Key tdssll
loulss Warflsld
Mrs. W. Mlllsrd .
Pslnt Shop
Beacon Oaa Station -..
Anonymous Contributions
Martin Pretties -
Butrslo Lunch
Robert Pulton
John Schubert .
Marshsll Cornstt
Murphy's Bsrbsr Shop .
Lueoa Cafe .....
Waller Wassonsr
Rdwsrd L. Nicks
Rubin Oawsld .
Mrs. John Ksns
nsoras Tucksr .
Ous Norby
H. S. Raths
L. R. Tomtits ,
Harry Davis , , ,
J. M. Alford , ,. . , .,
Olio Conn
L. Mot"henbaekor
It. H. Rrandv
n. 0. Par ell .
Mrs. Prank Wilson
Mrs. Edward P. Livingston
Mrs. Ohsrlss Sohiiss
Mr, Dormsn Schaffar
Evelyn lethsrton i
Mrs. .H. C, Hesd
Mrs. Tlrsos savler
Mrs. Howard Hanvllla ..
Mrs, Prsnk fleet
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Miry Larss -
Mrs, M. 0. HovrtP.
Mrs. R. Mlohsnor
Mrs. J. 0. Bsoklsy -Mrs.
O. N. Smith
Mrs, Lena Johnson .
Mrs. T. W, O'Brien
Mrs. R. E- Qsar
Mrs. Ruby Lyls
Mrs. Dsrl O'Kssts
Mrs. sthlyn 0. Hsrmon
Prad Osts
L. l Stsln
Dsvs Hopper ,
, Mr. Olbbons
Hsrry Msxln
Edward Oswald .
Ols Hai'er
E. L. Paddock
A. Holllniswoiih
J. 0. Harrlaon Son
Bob Wilson
Mlldrsd Hilton
Bill Hunt
Kenneth Smith
Lss Osrtsr ,
A. R. Brawn
Rosa Aubry
Don Blach
J. R. Abbott
Elsls M. Bsrbsr
Chet Sessler
Mrs. J. B. Burnett
John Bsrg .
Mlldrsd I. Mosby
Charlea Mnin
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Loomls
Wirrsn (nil .
Mr. and Mra. Rsx Jsrrstt
Jos Qarmer
Mrs. H, 0. Brown
Mrs. P. L. Vsn Dooysr .
Mrs. 0. A. West
D. Avsrlll L-mlre
Mrs. Roy Telford
E. O. Lewis
Miss Humbls's room
Mr. Pasek's room
Bobby Dodson ,
Kenneth Baksr
Mrs. Olson's room
Joan Hamlin
Mrs. Smith's room
Dana Logan smith .
stalls Bwen'a room
A. 0. Olson
Nellie Olson
Mrs. Powoll's room
Arthur R. Millars
Fthel Palrall
Charlea Pairall
Zenith Powell -
Mrs. Hanson's room .
Mrs. Porter's room
Ronsld Prey
Lss Rov Aldss
Earl Wlaeoarvsr .-.
Mrs. Kosrt's's room
Mrs, Oartsrs room
Osry Pteros
Miss Hsl's room
Kstherlna Ollden
Duans Wotfrum
Mrs. Moors's room
Dss Jssn Hardy
Roes Putnsm
Mrs. Audrsy's room
Vsva Llsksy .
Miss Llskey's room .
Mrs. Rslph Benolst .
Mrs. M. Huffman
Ruth Thomaa
Oliver Knotts
R. Anderson
Ruth Obsnohsln
Mrs. Hsrry Llstsr
w. J. Bennst
Mrs. Msrls Sshorn
Mrs. Shorp
Mrs. Qeorgs Hslms
Mrs. J. I. Ksrsev
Mrs. Ted Rusosll
Mrs. Rollln Andrus .
B, P, Roohon
J. w, Bsksr
Mrs, Lulu May Kelly
Mra, Roy Rlnahart
Mra. W. 0. Weaver
Mrs. I. M'llsr .
Mrs, Robert 8tssrs
Mrs, M. 0. Thurmsn ,
Mrs. Doyls Edwarda
Mrs, Rsy Jonas
Mrs. A. oisen
Mrs. Cora Crimen
Mrs, ,1. W, Powell
Mrs. H. Brown ..
Mr, Wellies Minor
Mrs. R. E. Woneer
Mrs. Atyoe McKlnney
Mrs, D. Holler
Mrs. Rov Bsrksr
S. D. SsMon ,...
Mrs. Bsrlha Keller
Mrs. Leon Orsno -
Mrs. James MoBrlds .
Mrs. Ill's Knlaht
Mrs, noland M. (hulls -.-Mrs.
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Buddy Bssba , ,.
Mrs. Myrtle Schlefersteln
Mrs. Clinton Qravills
Mrs. Clsrsncs Prlend
Haiel Schlefersteln
Mrs. Connie Pranklln
Mrs. Kester Anderson
Keren Oroes
T. 0. Olboon
Mrs. Edna Hastlns
irena areer
Ida May Hultt
mra. p, Hiaa
Maria Stysach
Dsrmy Boyer
Mrs. Zola E. Millar
Mrs, Arrslla Zimmerman
Mrs. N. J. Belaud
Mrs. Msrlrs
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John Ybarra
Kenneth Waters -Prank-
M- Hooton
S. S. McClelland .
W, J. Hall
J. Clalar
Mrs. larl Brllt
Mrs. Ellis Matthews
Mrs. Walter Zetzman .
Mra. Moon .
Mra. Bill Burnett
Mrs. C. C. Pord
Mrs. Frstls
Mrs. I, A. Bedal
Mra. Spada .
Mra, Oarratt
Mra, Berry
Mrs. Lowell Ksup
Mrs, C. C. Morris
Kan Smith
J. R. Monla
Mr. Cropssr
Qeorgs Momlng
Prsd J. Engls
L. I. Rogers
John Schlro ,
jDhn Lantz
J. 0. Mitchell
0. M, Haienbrack .
Tod Igl
Mr, Long
am aanny
Mrs. Packer Dyer
Myrtle Beck
Arthur I. Johnson
Mra. Hazel Johnson .
Robert B. Johnson
Mra. Q. I. Williams
John A. Llnmsn
O. T. Olson
Mrs. O. W. Olson
Mrs. Emma Carter
Mrs. K. E. Hutchinson
Mrs. L. M. Mstson -
Mr. snd Mrs. O. B. Dollsrhlds
A. L. Barton .
S. M. Woodwcrth and family
P. R. Handron :
Lloyd H. Derby and family.. .
Mr. and Mrs. Pranola Lavanlok
Mr. and Mra. Julius Oss
Mrs. Jennls Hutehlnson
Bob Hslrorsen .
T. 8. Durmont , ,-
P. W, Delves ..-
8. I. Buohanan ,
Delphlna Saethar
Mts. W. Newton
J. B. Blehop .
Prank Waver ,
Delia Stork
Vnlrma Walker
W. K. Constsne
Mrs. psul Layman
Nell! Llndbart
Loralna nulllen
W. H. Hlbbad
Mra. L. Lawrenson
Roberts Alexander
Ruth Boattcher
Arthur Vlneon
Roaa M-rther
B, Amoureux
Lillian Baker
W. C. Strong
Earl Welmor .
Mrs. M. Parrsll .
Oscar Holloway
Joyos Lanrirum .
C. L. MaoDonald
Jaek Brandon
Clara Olrlham
Ed Hlokman
J. H, Hunter
L. B, Hopkins
R. 0. Johnston .-.
Hsrrv Pannlna:
A. p. Oldham
Tom flrr
Otla Savior
Mrs. Smith
Jim Powler
Clauds Harrison
C. 0. Waakley
M. Shell
Winnie Dedmon
W. Loomlo
Janus Kerns
Vlo Doualaa
J. W, Kenta
J. L. O'Donahus
Harold Harlty
Joe Bliss
Pearl Biles
Prsnkltn Hsnley
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O. Hornsby ...
R. W. Mitchell
John Carlson .
Q. B. Herr
Ed puckett ; -
Q. A. Robustslll
Hugh Oopplngor
Melvln Morgan
Prlts Oarlson
Clyds Pass
win Baldwin
Earl Dunns .;.
Wm. Smith ,' ,
Carl Purkay
H. B. Klrknatrlck
Wallace Mllllgan .
Blaln Crete
Qlan I. Scott
N. a. Hill
Charles Hodge
Joss Kldd .
Mary Snydsr
donn Leo
Mrs. Lillian Owen .
Odeeea Reynolds
Idella Hadaau
Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Elliott ,
P. 0. Holetsn
Lynn Hsyss :
Ethel MoNulty . i
ueia Harvey
Barbara Sellers
V. w, Bender
Neal Stewart
Nina Ollllland
Huldah Pippin
C. s. Ed'acn .
Helen Howaer
Morgan Martin
Ed Balnea
Arthur Plug
Albert Longmlra
I. L. Pops
R. Odell
N. Q. NogglS
J. M. Baker Jr.
Stnhon Z. fHokst i...
Bob Kerr
Philip A. Biker ,.
Wavne Punk .,-
Herb Atlman ..
At X. Johnaon -
Claranoa Ploochlnl
Mr. an Mra. Don Kenyon ,
Ward Arnold :
Arnold Mlgllacole
Dave Cox ; .
Mra. J, Malatohl
Fstln Klaer
Carlson Thamoson ..
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Ruth Rvsns - -
Aca r.kmena -
Jay Evana .
Loa-n Blnney . .
Dorothy Reed ..-
OHia Landram- ,
Bill Chamomon , . . m
Rert Parrla -
Bob Parrla ..
S'.i-rlor Trov Laundry .
Mrs, Innls Roberta .
Ths Sltth Street Ixohangs
Wast Baker Coro.
Wallan'a Ui'l Car Lot -
Commercial Tlra Sarvloa
Merit Waah'na Maoh'ns Service
Tha OK Rarhar Shop
Patricia O'N-III . , , ,
Klm-'h Sign Co.
Joa Moles
Ths Swso Shop
- Pet Rows ,.,-.
Ruth's Osfs ..
Homo Lusher Supply Co,
O'-n W. Hout ...iv. .
W, V, Meada
E. J. Mo' ouahlln
Pl'zabr.th Muma
Rav Planl
Pud Morgan
D, Prazar Qranr
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Hsrvsy Moon
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J. P, Mnaulrs
Mrs. T. 8. Durment ..
Mr. snd Mrs. Jack Velaton
E. K, Boharsr
H. B. Baxter
M, s. Wharland ,
B. L. Haranbrook
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Mamie Paup .
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Kcknowledgements at timers may run sovoral days after your contribution
Your Dollars help, n make possible the
AM ERICAN RED CROSS
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make possible the