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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1944)
AGE TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Executives, Labor -Men to Get Taste 3f Army Routine FORT LEWIS, Wash., Aug. 13 (JP) Industrial executives ind representatives of labor will get a two-day taste of real istic soldiering at this army starting tonight. A group of 207 wartime pro ducers will hit the high spots of a soldier's, three-month basic training experience. They will hit the dirt in simulated action and get a taste of K rations. Specially picked non-commissioned officers will handle the visitors like a bunch of G. I. Joes. In fact, some business ex ecutive may find his ex-office boy, now a sergeant, looking him over as a K. .P. prospect. The visitors were invited by the war department for the sumpling of grueling army routine. Grant Land Claims Approved by U. S. COQUILLE, Aug. 23 (ff) County Assessor Charles W. Forrest announced the interior department has approved his claims for Increases In the as sessed valuations of Coos bay wagon road grant lands to $3 per acre. Valuations had been as low as 25 cents an acre, For rest said, adding that Coos coun ty now will rcccivo 4500 more annually from the government. Bronaugh Attempts To Oust OPA Man ALBANY, Aug. 23 (l'l Cnrl Curlee, whose resignation as eluiliiriim- of the Albany. OPA board was demanded by a dis trict OPA official Monday night, .romalnud at Ills post to day with t!io backing of all lo. cul board inumbi'i'H, Low BronauKh. Portland, dis trict operations officer, chained at a mvullng here (hat Curlcv "hud shown a disposition to ad. minister OPA retaliations from the standpoint of the local cgm- Aha,,., ; .... ,. II i1 i. r l nun. " on , . - vet ffsEMB THEM BACK.WCHOOK IN Jj Jj sfWt V m l 77 77 77 : a JUMPERS AND JERKINS JUST MADE FOR BLOUSES What' tho natural thing lo pair with blouses? Jumpers and jerkin sets, of course! 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