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.HERALD f ND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE SEVEN
e yl1.'; Hmvl"" bl loves.
Ir,,;;wor to mo
i""!? f,.iionlnK clrlle."
I0" ;ih In a statement lusi
who linn"' nrc ""'
l KnlnlcirsU. With
!'"! " " " ,.rf should 1)0
I ;uVnroUr available."
Wh..f 5 ,.rlbod clKnrotlo rn-
".. . "compl''lly. iniprnoll.
1'itn mid "iir rnoa
, 1 Miirvln Jones, from
S? lloiinK nr.l.v must
'2 rc'iilt of ""',',n, c0":
,:..,1.. milfl "felll n(
Klhc nrospnt slltialiiui.''
rrnorls, lie continued.
, led ome distributors to
j a. nubile lo overbuy,
milium l)li'k markets.
,iPn tn flKlil blnck
; fi operations vigorously.
, swrti'd such a cum
V.nnnl lie successful un-
., k.i ihe hnckina of the
ii. .nrt the more tlmn l.JO.-
u'hoin ciuarrttos are
;r and
plKM
It urged
than
I III V!
Irmal mannr-
ihc nublic lo help in
(I) Hv M'clnR that no
celllnii prices are paid
hnvhic cigarettes in
If, V ""
mftnllf r.
I mother statement on the
rcttc situation, the office of
information al(l the United
,i armed force abroad
, Iv...., ,..IyIIi nf the
ata ................ -.
Cry's total production In
put that this had incrensed
tore man ' -
icvcn months of 1 044.
'rytholoBlcal Behavior Prob
of Children" will be the
duauscd Monday nnd
.lay, November 20 and HI,
(Wis C. Martin, Ph. U.. rilrec
tl child study and special
cation. Portland public
rn, ai inc cxiensipn ciusa in
Ere than SO attended the Ice
liven on "Problems of the
hltd Child." by Lewis D,
;, MD., director of the crll)'
children's division. Unlver.
of Ormon school of medi-
on November 13 and 14
classes have hern highly
siful, according to Arnold
ralapD. superintendent of
Ik Instruction, and many arc
Sii collcse credits for the
(which Is being offered by
regon siaic system ot lilglv
ucanon.
ACCEPT8 POST
BISE, Idaho, Nov. 15 (IP)
pi stout, secretary to the
fihcrof the Statesman news
Jri here before Joining the
m me rcpimiicnn stale ccn
Stommlttcc during the recent
fm campaign, has accepted
lit On R IPPrnlnrw In fn! n
f. manager of tho Oregon
vfur I'UDiisncrs associa-
at ElJCCnn. Hro . hn .nlH
, . , I
Out Out Woy
By J. R. William
IT SEEMS A N OH, HE, AIM'T
MUCH TOO EASY ) GOWMA HAVE MO )
WAV OUT FER A PICNIC-- IT MAV J
V SUCH A CRUEL, 1 TAKE MV FIRIU' N
7 PITILESS J SQUAD A HAFFA )
i V EMEMV j V PAV TO HIT J
"THE LOMG SHOT
COURT UPHOLDS WJIR SKSSSbQI
FUNNY BUSINESS
"All I know is thnl someone Mil her with a bollle of liard
cider inslcail of chumpagiic when they chrislcncd her!"
Troffic Safety Week
Sponsored by Jaycces
The week of November 13 to
20 has been designated as Traffic
Safety Week, and the enterprise
Is being sponsored by the Junior
chamber of commerce. Each year
tho large number of traffic acci
dents and deaths throughout tho
nation reach n staggering figure.
A compilation of figures from
three of the largest garages in
Klamath Falls reveal that they
have repaired a total of 220 auto
mobiles and trucks which have
been damaged by collision dur
ing the first nine months of 1944.
Tho total cast of repairing these
vehicles amounted to $34,300.
Since these figures Include but
three garages, the above statis
tics represent only a small per
centage of the total property
damage caused by accident.
Collisions, expensive both In
money and in lives, can bo avoid
ed through care in driving, and
care is being stressed by Junior
chamber of commerce members
during this safely week.
BUM STEER - '
THE DALLES. Nov. 15 (IF)
Arthur E, Dysingcr, shooting at
two eyes shining at mm in tnc
dark, thought he had bagged a
deer. Police charged him with
spotlighting deer and killing a
big steer owned by Ernest Kuck.
Today On The
Western Front
By The Associated Press
U. S. 3rd Army : Pushes
within 1 miles of French
fortress of Mctz from south
against stiffening resistance,
and overruns more forts in
drive toward the city from
other directions.
Brltinh 2nd Army Drives
forward west of Vcnlo, Hol
land, on three-mile front
paced by flame-throwers and
crosses two canals.
U. S. 7th Army Advances
2 miles northeast of Baccarat,
south ,of 3rd army positions,
against light resistance and
pushes, one mile ahead cast
of Bruyeres.
U. S. 1st Army Repulses
German counterattack in
Aachen area.
Canadian 1st Army In
position along southern bank
of Maas river in Holland.
LABOR DISPUTE ACT
BALTIMORE, Nov. IS W)
A federal court ruling uphold
ing the constitutionality of the
war labor disputes act, report
ed by attorneys to be tho first
decision on the question, has
been handed down by judge
William C. Coleman,
Judge Coleman decided that
the statute, also known as the
Smith-Connally anti-strike law
was valid in connection with a
$.100.000 1 d a m a g e suit by a
Maryland contracting firm
against AFL 'unions and offi
cials. Congress had the authority.
Judge Coleman held, to Impose
what he called the "rather
mild" provisions of the act.
The ruling was made on ar
guments preliminary to the try
ing of the damage action and
in connection with motions
made by union attorneys in
which the constitutionality of
the statute was questioned.
Election Placards
Endanger Linemen
PORTLAND, Nov. 15 (VPI
Placards posted on telephone
poles bv election candidates have
the AFL Electrical Workers un
ion up in arms.
The union has warned candi
dates to tear down their signs by
November 25 or face prosecution
because protruding nails en
danger linemen working on the
poles.
Berlin has a monument to the i
horses which served during I
World War I.
FRANCIS M. LEMAY
SHINGTON. Nov. 15 (Pi
Chairman Bloom (D-N.Y.) of
the house foreign affairs com
mittce invited republicans today
to neip amend the constitution
so that treaties can be ratified
by a simple majority of con
gress.
This was his response to a
pledge by House Republican
render Martin, or Massacnu'
setts, that his party's members
of congress would give full sup
port toward "the building of an
enduring peace."
"Treaties should be ratified
by a majority vote in both
houses, instead of rejected by
one-third of the senate, which
leaves the direct representatives
of the people without anything
to say' Bloom said. "Nobody
opposes the idea but a few senators."
Under the constitution as it
stands treaties must be ap
proved by a two-thirds vote in
the senate. The house has no
voice in treaty-making.
By JUANITA SHINN
Marble Cook lg planning a
barnstorming trip in the Wil
lamette vallev fur his basket
ball team for tmmwfmmi
the week of Do B
cember 11 to ' 9
16. Definite
games nave t-kv- . vj
been scheduled El .-c Jf!& B
with Mllwau-lj; ; I
kic, Albany and! V 1 I
Salem so far. I V jA I
He plans tol fi&r-?M
take two car-lrfT Jk
nr in 'r'Ar VsHT-t
to.
classmen remain in homerooms
in the morning. In the afternoon
the films will be shown to the
underclassmen while the upper
classmen remain in their home
rooms. Escaped German War
Prisoner Captured
VANCOUVER, B. C, Nov. 15
(Canadian Press) A German
prisoner of war who escaped last
July from a camp near Graven
hurst, Gnt., was arrested in a
downtown hotel last night by
Canadian mounted police officers
acting on a tip from an unidenti
fied man who said he made Iden
tification from pictures appear
ing In a Vancouver newspaper.
t no prisoner, Helmut J) . Hack,
25, flea the camp with two other
Germans, Friedrich Potrick, 24,
and Hans A. Eullgcm, 20, also
thought to be hiding in this area.
Classified Ads Bring ResulU'
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KSFS ? 7 ASMH
The first meeting of the Tri
Sci. science ciub, will be held
Tuesday, November 21, at which
time an election ot cluo omcers
will be held. New members will
be taken in within a month fol
lowing the first meeting.
Christmas productions from
both the music and dramatics
departments are being planned.
The dramatics department plans
to give "Fiat Lux," a modern
religious play. It Is about a
man who is bitter and cynical
due to the death of his son in
the war, and his daughter's
death due to privation. Both of
his children come to him in a
vision, and teach him the lesson
of love and unselfishness.
The music department's pro
gram will probably be given
outside of school time, and will
consist of a program including
the Girls' Glee club, a cappella
choir, and tho string orchestra. :
These performances will ne
given shortly before the Christ
mas vacation, which will begin
on December 16.
A representative of the safety
division of the state traffic de
partment will show some safety
films on Friday, November 17.
The films will be shown to the
uppcrclassmon while the under-
SALVAGE CANS
PORTLAND, Nov. 15 (IP)
The state salvage committee re
ported today that Oregon house
wives salvaged 73 tons of tin
cans in October.
Credited to Oregon's Novem
ber salvage drive will be three
carloads of cans collected in Oc
tober but not shipped in time
to count for that month.
RED ITCHY SCALY
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promptly relieve the itching and burn
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Check Up On Your Eyes NOW
W If-ts,
XsJ
DR. R. P. ALEXANDER
Consulting Optometrist
From Columbian's Portland Office
Is In Klamath Falls
For Several Days
Consult him about your visual problems at
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TWO STCBCS
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KLAMATH AUJ, HO WAIN
nria.ujdHaTUtzHoiemgH a r v tin: vim i
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Have a "Coke" i Adelante con la musical
' "SET IN THB GROOVE 1 )
. or getting along in Guatemala
"uic makes friends among our Latin-American neighbors, just as it docs
oet t home. There's another custom that helps make friends even faster.
He pause that refreshes with ice-cold Coca-Cola. Have a "Coke" is an invita
"on of welcome as quickly understood in Guatemala as in Georgia. In many
''"da around the globe, Coca-Cola has become the same symbol of friendliness
b" ' i in your own living room.
SOTTIED UNDER AUtHOIITV OS THI COCA-COIA COMPANY IV
lei CocA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF KLAMATH FALLS
199 spring St. phone SB32
"Coke"aiCocaio!
tt'a natural for popular names
to acquire friendly abbrevla
Hon. That'a why you heat
Coca-Cola called "Coke"
EC lea math
For SELDOM E.
And
tins-" Vote'
. Nos. 1 arid 2
BOYD J. JACKSON on Baii
indi
No. 1
on Ballot
Seldon E
Kirk
No. 2
on Ballot
Boyd J.
Jackson
Saldon Z. Kirk has been
an official of our Tribe, aa
well ai of ihe Oregon State
Grange, for seyeral ytars.
Dignified, courteous, well
received everywhere sincere
he always has the beat in
terests of the Tribe In mind.
He'a a builder of goodwill.
He has some Important
plans and will work towards
obtaining benefits for ua that
might not otherwlae be ob
tainable. It depends greatly
upon whs rapraienta us aa to
what we get.
Kirk and Jaekion make a
good team, they eeoperate,
are organised and know how
to tranaact bualneas. They
will carry out our lnatruc
tlons without bickering and
self-seeking aims.
Boyd J. Jackson. Senator Chaves and Seldon E. Kirk
ready for a conference
For Delegates
To Washington, D. C.
VOTE FOR THESE TWO MEMBERS
on
SATURDAY
November 18, 1944
8 A. M. to 8 P. M,
POLLING PLACES AT
it Sprague River
Get out and vote. Make this, like the Nation's, the
biggest turnout for voting we aver had.' It la Im
portant that wa be. well represented by these two
most qualified members because of Important plana
for the Tribe this year.
REMEMBER: It depends upon whom you send os
to whot we get.
Boyd J. Jackson has been
our delegate several years.
He knows his bualneas, is
trained and experienced, and
a hard worker. He will work
for you.
He la courteous. All doors
In Washington, D. C, and
other places are open to him.
He Is welcome everywhere
bec&use there Is no bickering
or 111 feeling. He has re
established good relations. He
always , cooperates, doing
things for the best Interests
of us .all. He has Important
plans for the Tribe.
Stand behind him and the
Tribe by electing him again.
Jackson will carry out our
Instructions. He will : not
"mess around" for his own
benefit, but will work solely
for you.
O ti e-e en.