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 "
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5. Awarded Approval Seal of
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I M X B "1 A : OR only
mtmt :
VISIT THE
HEARING CLINIC
MONDAY, JULY 17,
P. M, BERTRAM'S 1
JEWELRY STORE.
629 MAIN ST.;
' 1 DAY ONLY
HARD OF
HEARING
TRY our NEW- "ELECTRONIC"
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HEAR with th CUSTOM BUILT
EM .Bon " Air Conduction
lightly higher. - ,
Llbral trade allowance made.
Philosopher Dies
At Idaho Farm.
HOMEDALE, Idaho. July 13
(P)C. W. Chenoweth, 64, di
rector of the University of Idaho
department of philosophy since
1025,. was found deed in bed at
his farm yesterday.
Prominent as a speaker and an
outdoor enthusiast, Chenoweth
was one of the sponsors of the
initiative measure which result
ed in establishment of a non
partisan fish unci game commis
sion in Idaho. He was a director
in the Idaho Wildlife federation.
Nothing is the best thing to
do in a hurry.
Dishwasher Faces
Kidnaping Charge
PRNfl. Nr!V.. JlllV 13 (I1)
Paul Kenneth Norman, 43, of
Eugene, Ore,, n dishwasher at a
T ,,bn I'ltltnn fOUHft. Wn.tl ChlirUfld
uunu .m.i . - -. --
yesterday with kitlniipiiiK unci
confined to tno coumy jiui in
lieu of $10110 ball. Normnn was
arrested Monday for nlloodly
rY.,.,i,f mi iitilrloiitlflcd woman
to accompany hint from Lako
n..i.H
aumiu iivroHN th r.
vndn boundiiry. 'in.
hnnda showed knf Wol
Ilea said. WouA
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