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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1944)
PACE FOURTEEN .HERALD AND. NEWS,. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON VET SUES FOR OLD JOB ELD BEFORE OUT! ifEWARK, N. J.. July 13 0P) A company doctor testified' in federal court today that Joseph Grasso, 26-year-old Newark medically . discharged veteran of World War two, was not physically qualified to do the worK on a Job he held prior to Ms induction into the army. Grasso is seeking reinstatement, Dr. William D. Grecca of . Newark said he examined Gras . so at the request of A. J.- Crow- hurst and Sons, Belleville leath er tanning firm, shortly after Grasso was given a medical discharge for having flat feet, and found the flat feet would : be a handicap. Grosso is invoking the reem ployment section of the selec tive service act to get back his own job in a suit against the tannery, which moved into its second day betore Federal - Judge Guy L. Fake. . At the doctor's request, Gras- ; so removed his shoes and stock ' ings in the court room, to per mit the doctor to explain tne , condition of his feet to the court. , . ' Grasso is invoking the reem- day s session that his feet were just as flat during the eight years he worked in the tannery ' before being drafted.. The Newark man is suing for : hi old job, tacking hides , on Boards, or one of similar sen , iority, plus back pay of $51.24 a week from October 25, 1943, the : day he applied, for reemployment. - Paperwork .jjf- . Although fires . rage in the smoke-filled street' behind him, this American paratroop officer calmly perches, on fender' of wrecked car and makes out re port to his superiors on action in . In French town. DRAFT AGE POLICY HEALTH PROGRAM NEW YORK. July: 13 P) ! Selective Service Director Lewis B. Hershey said . today lie . be lieves the prasent draft age policy "will meet the demands 1 of the future." V , i So long as the demands re-1 main at the present stage, the use of the over-30-year-old group would not. seem necessary, but me answer rests on the war WABHTOrj'rnTj: ".TiiW 13 in situation."- Mai. Gen. Hershev Dr. Thomas Parran proposed to- declared in an address before the .it..- :..jn , in. mmmRrra anfl inrliicti-t. ...n.! program calling -for . nearly "Ib s2 nnn nnn nnn in ' now. t.ncn!ii 'He-, said" that unless iho mil. rnnKtrniriiinn anH .fofonl niH r I itary situation should- takp . "un tile state for the medical care of Ioreseen rurns, maintenance and low-income groups. .- replacement would account for The surgeon-general of the most of tne future demands for public health service. told a sen- mei1.- ' v . . ate - subcommittee - on war-time ' 7. ne present selective . service health and education the peace- Poncy. which Hershey reiterated, timp Hpmanil fern- hnenlhil anJ 15 to . induct all nn.csihl. 9KI0- medical care will "exceed any- bodiei men under 26, to defer t-i. t ' . . in' tkn, .U........U nn - ... iiiuiK .we . nave Known in ie H1s ou uwusa erouD an twist.".- " necessary men" in aotfoitim is prepared statement- said: mcai Doaros deem essent- fhp- AVailnhtlitv, . .nf . inmnaa lal, and- to. defer all men mtop iieai in services 10 more than ten employment, million -men and-women in the "..pers"6y advocated universal armed forces had created a de- military service after the war, sire for these-.advantages that saving that "never again must "will npt be forgotten after the we lose peace because our cit- .war!.... ;7 . lzenrv. !S- not nranoran . - .... . .. , . , . -- ---- f -f"'J v uiw ran told the group, headed bv -- . . Senator PenDer (D-Fla.l. inrlioato . There a nnN4 (nr inn nnn ,4nifiJr ,.. """ r 1 lT ' V i i j uuiioi gear "y w uveruume war. That IS oH.iai wcu;, aim do,uuu re- lu .icarn me way of cooperation placements costing S996.nnn.nnn- of natinns lonrti ,..u.. ' ad nnn t ";7 . , - . " 's o.iuuiud iu nSn i 1 nospitai Deas snoumer lor common ends to- Sno ui?pcements costmg wara tne goal of human prog- f fn3n0nn.nn? and.-J4,000 new and fess and betterment.-Assffit Portland School : System Employes To Get Bonus'. - ouiy 1 J H I Portland school system employes w irecelve salary increases plus - Tr .wumhj WOL UJ. llVUlg The bonuses, approved at a meeting last night, are a contin uation of a program started last year. Federal funds are - ad vanced to aid in-the program. Offsettlnir' nr9rj.Qi,.nj' . -----.p ,-.nuBeu iin;rea5e5 in the district's p.ymtiiiit. ..H, ls. to our interest to see Thar tno frt . . iiccuums gain gen eral currency, we would better hPPin htr loqimt 1 r '' iiuw. io apply such lessons to ourselves., Dr Everett Case, president Colgate university. : , . i $tit Aviiued! shipment of Bergman Work Shoes I in the much-wanted ; Lace to Toe Model Light weight $9.85 Medium weight $14.85 Medium weight Logger Uncalked $15.85 and - $21.00 . DREW'S MANSTORE 'jj mam it, mm1 New Cream Deodorant : ' ' Salily helbs ' ' Stop Perspiration 1. Dot! not irritite skin. Does ; not rot dresses or men' hitu. 2. Prevenu under-arm odor. ... Helps stop perspiration nfely., 3. A pure, white, antiseptic, stiin. - less vanishing.cream.. V.. 4. No waiting to dry. -Can be " . .used .right. after shaving.. . : 5. Awarded Approval Seal of - American JnstituteofLaunder. ing harmless to fabric. 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