May 18, 1048
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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On ol tht things we oould
hT don without this weelci
Th triHIc light on Main
trot whin th state highway
department wi resurfacing
A coupl of mn hid to direct
one-way traffic thit th lights
got Jammed up.
WHILE 1 was hiivlnii on uft
ernoon undwloli with
Kutherlno Wulton th oth
or day we got to talking
about th null amount
of publicity glvan the now atuto
nut which will vitally affect
very car owner ... It roully
all turprlilng how little people
"know about It . . . Became It
guei Into effect on June 1 and
you or I may be required to do
something to preserve our priv
ilege of driving.
It'a called the Financial Ro
.sponslblllty Act . . . And If you
don't know whethor your pres
ent automobile Insurance policy
protects you, you'd hotter ink
Kathcrlns . . , Because she
seems to know all tho why's
and wherefores.
She said that several of her
friends, whose husbunds have
gone Into tho scrvlco and loft
the gals with tho responsibility
of their cars, have found out
recently that they didn't hnve
all tho automobile Insurance
they thought they hod.
Driving Isn't a luxury any
more . . . With tho small
.amount of gas one can get. the
Lmount that most people drive
Is a necessity . . . And so, un
der this new net passed by the
last legislature, It's up to the
car owner to know In advance
that he can keep on driving,
If you can't prove financial
responsibility, after June 1.
ven a little accident iixe a
bumped fender can atop you
driving your car . . . So you
can see how Important It is to
know whether your automobile
Insurance covers that point.
Katherlna explains It all so
almply that h Is a wonderful
person to ask for advico . , .
Whether aha has taken core of
your car insurance previously
or not.
So don't take your automo
bile for granted . . . Make sure,
EFOHE June I, thnt you won t
caught holding the sackl
Katharine If manager of the
Walton Insurance Agency at
409 Main street, you know.
Qalcelovi
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N Curcelon's window you'll
sue a number of things to
kcop children amused dur
ing tho Summer months , , .
And some of tho gumes are
equally cnjoyablu to adults,
Tho Influence of tho war and
tho times cun bo seen In this
really good selection of games
... In the mimes "Air Mull Pi
lot," "Homuer Attack," "3
Point Lunding," etc. . . , And
ono culled "Radio Quiz," which
Is a kind of word Bingo, If you
know what I mean.
x For lltllo girls thore aro pa
per doll sets, and tho young
sters cun embroider tho trim
mings on tho dolls' clothes.
Thero are gumes to teach
children to learn to spell the
animals' nnmes , . . "Lotto," for
learning how to count and spell
us a gumo . . . And many othor
amusement devices.
These games are 75c and
$1.50 ... At Gurcolon's.
t.t p
lHIS kind of weather . cou
1 pled with the hosiery situ-
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VUUtfta&
IF you have any extra clothes
hangers you can do a good
J deed and give somebody a
pleasant surprise by giving
Qthem to Whytnl'sl . . . Sc--iously,
though, when I was In
the storo yesterday, they
couldn't hang up all the new
things becauso they didn't hove
enough hangers . . . And not
one Is for salo anywhere.
I overheard ono of tho sales
girls say, "Oh, If theso had only
come In before Eastcrl" . . .
But I don't think that makes
much difference . . . Spring
weather Is here now and Sum
mer is coming soon.
, You really must see all the
different things, because thore
re too many to write aoout.
Suits of all kinds for every
type of person and figure,
weather and occasion . . . Suit
dresses . . . Summer gabnrdlno
suits (darling collnrlcss ones) . . .
Linen-top suits, with crepe or
ninen skirt (and they nceciea
Almost no pressing whon they
were unpnckodl) . . . BcorsucK
crs . . . 100 per cent wools . ,
Cottons . . . Etc.
Dresses . . . For dates, sports
or afternoons . . . And don't
tell anyone thnt I didn't warn
you to buy your sheers or cot
ton dresses now, before they're
all gone . . . Whatever size you
tako up to 20 H.
Coats . . , Smart "Chester
tlolds" with velvot collars (and
there's an extra collar of self'
material stuck In tho pocket of
each coat, so you can chango
collars later it you wantl) .
Fitted coats . . . Casuals . .
Dress costs , . , Etc.
But as I said . . . You'd bet
ter sea for yourself all tho new
C filngs that have Just arrived at
Whytal's.
ntlon turns our thought
more seriously than aver to
cosmetic stockings . . .
And when you color your legs
you simply have to have them
free of huir ... So I'm going
to tn Ik about how to get along
with fewer hose.
In the first place, Currin's
has six different kinds of leg
niiikc-up . . . And tho girls can
give you first-hand information
on which kind you might prob
ably prefer.
There s Helena Ruhlnstcins
"Aquucnclc" . . . Which Is a li
quid unci purt of the lino In
vented for the girl swimmers In
tho New York World's Fair
Aquacnde.
Then there's another liquid
stocking put out under tho Du
Dnrry brand.
And two kinds of liquid hose
from Tussy . . . Ono creamy
and the other slightly oily.
And two type, by Armnnd
, , . Ono a cream and tho oth
er a liquid. .
You certainly ought to be
able to find what you want and
what will suit you from among
all these different klnd.il
And now for the hair on
your legs.
Well, have you ever used tho
famous Bollin Wondcrstoen ?
. . . It works sort of on the
principle of pumice . . . But it
is soft In Its results . . . You
rub It gently on your legs and
the hair lust falls off . . . And
the skin Is softened, too.
The "Wondcrstoen" Itself
lusts Indefinitely, but of course
it WILL finally wear down to
nothing ... So It s more ceo.
nomlcnl to get tho large $3.00
size instead of the small $1.25
one.
Anyway, I don't think I need
to warn you about shaving .
Just think of a man's beard, if
you don't believe me . . . But
If you never have taken the
hair off your legs it probably
would be all right to shave off
the long hair first, and then
k c e D the new hair invisible
with the "Wondcrstoen."
I don't know what Thelma
Davis would say about It, but
you can ask her when you go
In to Currin's.
SKIPPED a week in run
ning up to the Millinery de
partment nt Moo s . , . Ana
so really got a chance to got
excited yesterday, became
so many new huts had come In
during tho Inst couple of weeks.
, Some of tho cutest ones I've
seen nro tho "bnby-fnee benn
ies," (which nro Both hnts) , . .
But why tho bnby-fuco Is more
thnn I enn see . . . They're ol
straw or felt, and are shaped
sort of in scnllops . . . With
veils, or ribbons nnd things to
dress them up . . . Because
they're not sport bennies.
Anew shipment of lovely
Gnge hnts has just arrived at
Moo's, too . . A lot in tho tre
mendously popular turf-tan
shndo thnt looks marvelous on
everyone, young or old.
And be sure, to look at the
now grosgrnln ribbon sports
hat in lovely pastel tones . . .
At Moo's. ,
Beryl's Phone
You have to phone 71B1 now
to get Beryl Durant . , For a
whllo after she moved in with
tho gnls at tho Studio of Beauty
on Whytal's mezzanine, she
kept hor old Beryl's Beauty
Shop phone number , . . But
there was really no use In do
ing it forever ... So now you
call tho Studio of Beauty, 7151,
to make an appointment.
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Actress Joan Bnntt and her husband, Film Producer Walter Wangar, her two daughters by
a former marriag, Diana, 14. and Mollndi, 8, and thre sorvanti, were forced to fl in night
clothts from their Hollywood horn, Holmby Hills, whan a fir iwopt th mansion. Walls wr
Uft sUndlng but most of th upper portion and th roof wr doitroyad. Miss Bennett is xpct
ing a child soon.
ii " ii' i i' i ' i " '-' i in ierfestrl
TO SHARPEN YOUR MILITARY I. Q.
1. Although th President of the United States is com-mandor-ln-chlel
oi the Army and Navy, only one
(a) led his troop in a campaign; only on (b)
rovitwad American soldier on iorolgn soil, and
only on (c) was under enemy fire in battle. Name
thorn.
2. This I the Insignia ol what famous Na
tional Guard division?
3. W,iat do you know about the Toot
Cavalry 7
4. Noar the site oi what city oi antiquity is now the
cene oi operation by Allied troop Babylon,
Momphls, Carthage, Thebes?
5. Who was the first American general killed in
action?
6. Locale these scone ol United States military op
erations: Attu; Oran. Habaul Casablanca.
7.
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10.
Soldiors in what branch oi the U. S.
Army wear this collar insignia?
The Continental Army under Gen
eral Washington possessed poor intolligonce serv
ice and blundered into enemy traps. (True or ialso)
When was the Order oi the Purple Heart instituted,
and by whom?
What American general under a flag oi truce con
gratulated an enemy commander?
HlMjd r U. . War Uviilual JsurMU ol i-ubltc t(utioa
ANSWERS TO MILITARY L Q.
1. PrMnl Washington In 1794 Ud his troops lor th ntp. .
' preulon el ths Whlskoy !nmrrctlon from ths vicinity ol
i Philadslphia lo Bodlotd. Fa. Prosidtnt RooiotoII ncontlr
roviowsd Amorican soldiors In North Africa. Prosidsnt
Lincoln was undor tiro at Fort SIotoos In th dolonso of
Waihlngton, D. C in luly, 1864.
1 Insignia of tho 26th (Yankoo) Division eompossd of formor '
National Guard units of tho Now England Statts.
t, Gonoral Stonowall lackion' - Confodorat Infantry regi
monts. famod for theU long and spsody marchos, often ox- .
cooding 20 miles a day. wore known as th "foot cavalry,"
4. Carthago adacnt lo th present city oi Tunis,
(. General Joseph Warren, killed at th batll oi Bunker Hill.
lune 17, 177S.
I. Attn In Aleutian Islands. Oran In Algeria. North Afrlcar
Rabaul la New Britain Island, and Casablanca. French
Morocco.
T. Insignia of th Medical Corps. '. .
(. False. General Washington had extraordinarily good In
telligence servic and somtlms provided spies with funds
from his own purse. .
. The Order of the Purple Heart was Instituted by General
Washington In 1782. Only Ihree awards were made until
the Order was revived in 1932. but sine that rim thousand '
ol American soldiers have been decorated with this medal.
10. General George A. Cusler. Union cavalry commander, in
the Fredericksburg campaign (1862). during a true praised
th fighting of Lieutenant Colonel John Pelham. Confodorat
artillery officer. They had been follow cadets at West
Point
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Fifth and Main
Further investigation is being
made prior to a final decision
regarding payment of rent for
the local office quarters of the
war price and rationing board,
it was learned Thursday.
The offices are located in tho
IOOF building. While tho lodge
provided the quarters rent-free
for many months, it has recent
ly asked for rent payment.. The
local board was told by the
district OPA office that no
money is available for rent for
war price and ration board of
fices, but a report that rent is
paid in other communities is to
be investigated.
Meanwhile, it was reported
that other quarters have been
offered rent-free to the board.
No action has been taken to
replace Don Drury, who has re
signed as a member of the
board after serving as chairman
from its inception.
Roosevelf Asks
More for Housing ;
WASHINGTON, May 13 (IP)
President Roosevelt asked con
gress today for another $400,.
000,000 for war housing.
He said in letters to Vice
President Wallace and Speaker
Rayburn "that some publicly
financed war housing construc
tion is essential to meet a por
tion of the needs of 1,100,000
workers migrating to war cent
ers during the fiscal year start
ing July 1.
WHITE HOUSE MEALS
All the food for the presiden
tial family and the White House
servants is paid for by the pres
ident out of his salary. When
any meal is an "official" one,
the food is paid for by the government.
your dog
be properly fed
under meat
rntfnninn?
v. -mill
Anfmaf proteins are vitatljr
important in any dog's diet.
Feed your dog meal form
oro-pup nnd be sure it's getting
the maximum amount allowed
by the government . . . more
than many nutritional experts
consider essential.
Tn addition, GRO-POT pro
vides every known MINERAL
and VITAMIN dogs require for
growth and vigor. And they
LOVE Its taste)
ECONOMICAL, also. Two
boxes Of MEAL FORM GRO-PUP
are all you need buy to feed
an average, normal 15-pound
dog for a week!
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WASHINGTON, May 13 UP)
A revamped farm machinery
production program raising food
to a No. 1 priority level with
munitions and weapons is being
formulated by the war produc
tion board and food administra
tion. This was disclosed today by
M. Lee Marshal, deputy food ad
ministrator in charge of supplies,
machinery, equipment, materials
and facilities.
Enough steel and other ma
terials will be made available
for farm machinery, beginning
about July 1, to allow an output
for 1944 crop use equivalent to
about 80 per cent of 1940 pro
duction. Manufacture of ma
chinery for this year's crops wa3
held to less than 40 per cent of
the 1940 volume under a WPB
allocations program which gave
munitions priority over food pro
duction supplies.
Marshall said be expected de
tails of the new machinery pro
gram to be announced soon to al
low manufacturers ample time
to arrange for a speedup in their
operations in July.
The 1943 machinery supply
has been described as one of the
weaker links in the food produc
tion chain. Food Administrator
Chester C. Davis said recently
the supply of new machinery
for 1943 was not "entirely satis
factory in view of the high pro
duction goals."
PRAIRIE "PEOPLE"
Before the coming of the
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of more than a million inhabi
tants, but they were populated
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