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HERALD AND NEWS; KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
31 CAR ACCIDENTS
PORTLAND, Nov. 4 (JP)
Portland had 31 automobile ac
cidents In the 24 hours ending at
11 p. m. yesterday, most of them
caused by slippery streets and
poor visibility in the rain.
A dozen persons were taken
to hospitals, but none was con
sidered seriously injured, police
reported.
"The amendment is timely,
it is practical, it is just, it is
necessary,"
Former Governor Sprague
In the Statesman. Salem
Oct. 17. 1944.
VOTE 314 X YES
Amendment to Increase State School Support
Fd. Adv. Klamath Cnnnty Teacher Auoclatlon
HELP OREGON GROW
Strengthen our state banks by voting for the Banking
amendment.
Protects depositors through federal deposit insurance.
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Opens way for stronger capital structure.
Puts Oregon on same plane with 45 other states,
Plan has endorsement of grange, bankers, state authori
ties, labor leaders and others
Vote 300 X YES!
PAID AD BANKING AMENDENT COMMITTEE,
L B. BOOTH, CHAIRMAN, COBVAtLIS, OREGON
My Campaign Slogan Is
'For a Beiier Klamath Falls'
VOTERS
of
PRECINCTS
12, 3, 4, 5 and 8
I solicit and '
would appreciate
your vote
ANGUS W. NEWTON
Candidate For
COUNCILMAN From Ward 1
Pd. Adv. by Anrni W. Newton.
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Clear the wires
for them
from to (o) P.M.
Buy War Bonds for Victory
We'd like to ask a favor of
you for those in the camps.'
Whenever you can, give the
service men and women first
chance at Long Distance be
tween 7 and 10 each night.
They'll aooreciate it a lot.
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
!20 North 8lh Street Telephone 3101
Service Men
and Women
Home on Leave
MM 1e Courtney E. Dawoi
from Farrasut, Ida. Here until
November 8.
Cpl. Arleit Bragg from Chlco
Air Base, Calif. Hero until No
vember 5.
AM 2c Joieph Yeomen from
South Pacific. Here until De
cember 2.
The above service people are
entitled to free passes to the lo
cal theatres and free fountain
service at Lort River dairy by
courtesy of Lloyd Lamb of the
theatres and R. C. Woodruff of
the dairy. Please call at The
Herald and News office (ask for
Paul Haines) for your courtesy
ticket!
Classified ads set results.
Highway Route to
Be Surveyed
THE DALLES, Nov. 4 WA
permanent route for U. S. High
way 30 through hero will bo
surveyed by the state hiiihway
commission within six months
or a year, Mayor Georuo P,
Stadclman said ho had been in
formed. y
Tito present route, on natj
row. conccsted Second street
Is very unsatisfactory, StadoK
man said.
PLIB Men Agree to
Return to Work
MARSHFIELD, Nov. 4 M)
Striking Pacific Lumber Inspec
tion bureau inspectors yesterday
agreed to return to work Mon
day after a dispute Thursday
which closed down tho Coos
Bay Lumber company's huge
sawmill.
Tho inspectors refused to
work with company inspectors,
it was stated, but agreed to re
turn on orders from PLIB head
quarters in Seattle.
Today On The
Western Front
By The Associated Preii
Brltlih-Canadlan Commandoi
Join forces with troops ad
vancing along coast of Wulcher
en island.
i Canadian let Army Drives
two miles deeper Into dwindling
hazl beachhead below Muas
river and enters FIJnaart.
I Britlih 2nd Army Captures
Ospel, slushing 4000 yards from
enemy bulge and allied line
southwest of Vcnlo, Holland.
U. S. let Army Pushed buck
a half mile to tho west, as coun
terattacking Germans recapture
Schmidt, taken by Americans
yesterday in the Aachen area.
U. S. 3rd Army No dispatch
from this army, In tho Nancy
Mel area of France.
U. S. 7th Army Edges to
ward Vosges gateway to Rhino
flatlnnds, capturing three more
French villages.
Asks Your Support for
Re-election As
County Commissioner
Conscientious
Constructive
Service
Deserves
Your
Approval
i
He Knows
County
Business
And Gives
It His
Best
Give John Reber Your Vote
T Adr. Jsbn Kebtr.
At Tuesday's-Election
4' VOTE X 2 "T""'. .'j V0TEX "- N I X " j
i VdDTTIE r
(Veteran World War II) ' '
n Thomas E. Bustin h
Democrat Candidate for
State Representative
I have made Klamath Falls my home since 1936. I own my home here and am
deeply Interested In the future development of lndbstriei of Klamath county.
I am In favor of a toachera' retirement bill. I have recently been endorsed by
both the CIO and the AFL. I am an ex-service man of the current war, served
o military instructor over many boys now overseas, and if you elect me to
this office the "Back to Civilian Job Problems" of the boys will receive my.
full support and cooperation. -
Td. Adv. Thomai E. BuiUrt
X,ILI,,,: .f
VOTE X 31
& lyJ uQ jI
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He is a leading member of tho
majority party in tho Senate,
thereby holding important
committee assignments valua
ble to his district.
Faithful attention to duty on the
Senate floor and in committees
marked his first term.
Let's give a big Klamath majority
to a bia Klamath man
Vote For-
Marshall E. Cornett
Of Klamath County v
O 18 years a resident of Klamath who has always given gen
erously of his time for community and civic a flairs. A citizjn
with a sense of public responsibility.
Paid Adv. by Cornell for Senator Commllltt
VOTE 20 X C. J. SHORB i
.'a :( -l.-li si
Klamath County People
Can
Vote With Confidence
For
Democratic Candidate for
CONGRESS
Oregon 2nd District
A Frequent Visitor in Klamath
County for 20 Years! He Knovi
Your People and Your Problems. A Vote for Shorb
Is a Vote for Progressive .
Business Man
Publisher
Veteran
UNDERSTANDING REPRESENTAT
Platform:
All-out effort for early victory
all possible aid for war
casualties, soldier rehabili
tation. Greater development of our
natural resources, especial
ly irrigation, power and
flood control.
Government protection o f
1 workmen during reconver
sion period.
Extension of Social Security
II husiness men
, school teachers, domrf
and farm help.
Continuance of farm progr
low interest rates.
Favor bringing HR 149
nf mm m if fee.
Less petty politics and &A
tape.
VOTE 20 X C'J. SHORB
04 AH.BC.S
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