.u 17, 1944
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Lusivn Nov.' 17 (A') Army
TC. , rcndy to lot
". for about 3,mm,umi
nf fluocl control projects
.' western states o Ihnl a
n v... ., construction may
J. . suoii a P"nee tom.
J'MMclntlon In n, prepared
pI(,vlde r ; projects" to
lol ' r Sy i..i .. 11)45: to
' ooiooo by the mid of IMS
jj'to JMO.UOO.OOO by June
IH8'' ...... ,i r ondcn. Uliili
former first v'- president of
! association, won "''d
'ililMit lit u meeting of tho
Ci (1 ' " n'"1"- "u
,rdsO. S. Warden of Great
E , Moid! who . had nuked
hi ho bo permitted to resign
Hill no u" ,- i.i, i,...
(,0m tnc oiniu ..v
Reynold advised tho delegates
lht "prot'i".""
V fi.tnrfl milV lie. OX'
p!cted to -of the mulllple-piir.
PPf'.tiiwirv isiimOKn of a
dven " ' C.V"1'',0' ,,r
" , ' n " in in d. "undoubt-
X II will bo built by tho on.
'" !'," ,. ,. i Incl lo, .
Klbcitcflts to flood control nnd
nsvliallon, u win " "J
ihe U. S. reclamation service.
ij.,.ni nf n Ihlrd nnd new
trt of reclamation thai of
huln-wlde developments was
nredlctcd In another prepared
ku Wlllliim K. Wnrne f
jpmu "J .......... - .--
: Washington, assistant commis
sioner of mo reciuninuon uu-
rfiu.' ' ' '
u. jarlhi1 Ihn first prn iik
tho development of simple di
visions una me nnicnworK ir
.u.tinn nf hot I mnliinds nml the
(trend a tho construction of
mulllplc-purposo projecw.
Safety Program to
Cover Schools Here.
All elementary schools, ns well
n'lhe high chool in Klnmolh
ni l. are being covered by u
slely program sponsored by the
Junior Chamber of Commeres
ii i part of their program In
iiiuuc aniciy wcck.
An assembly was civcn tn
iiy mornlns for Junior nnd nen
ion at KUHS nnd nnother fur
Irtihman nnd nophomorca In the
allernoon. At tho meellntts woro
iKtlal mnvloa. nnd nhort tnlks
Hotthe purpose of ImprcssInK tho
raponance 01 aniety wcck upon
tint iiuacms.
I Those who took part in the
liatmbllcs were Mnyor John
Houston, E. P. Lee, president
il the Junior chnmber of com
mfce, John Snndmeyer, chair
mnof the Kliimnth Trnfflc Safe
ly council, Adnm Lnfor, field
uprcHntatlvc. Sidney Kins, di
rector of snfoty division in tho
Jflice of secretary of ntnte, and
i repretcntnllvo of Enrl Hcuvcl,
:hlef of police.
Two. window displays nro be
"I ihown as port of this pro-iram-onc
In J. C. Penney's, and
he olhef nt the U. S. Nntlonal
anjt..
Pove Trees Auctioned
or Convention Fund
PnOVT AMrt , -
ffi. nj rn.re dovo tret,s were
Mil i 1 "orc ln31 n'Rht for
. ......., tunvcnuon tuna to
raiPO'twnr mecUn(( of thc
lo Portland. " "-'"a 01 Amcr,cn
h, J! 'r Bnrkus, president nf
nh 'i,5sl5enl, of 11,0 Corvollis
m whi fd " dclen'lon of vlsl-
t"1' The snle raised $7S.
By JU ANITA 8HINN
Tim I'i'p Peppers uru hnldlnii
u Joint meetlnu with the lll-Y
In the form of a polluck supper
Thanksgiving
DANCE
Thursday
Evening,
Nov. 23rd
MALIN
Music by
Pappy Gordon
And His
Oregon
Hillbillies
to be It e I d in
llio K.UIIS cnf(..j
Icllil nn Mini-!
d a v evenliiir.l.
November 20.
Aiihimu ulher
thliius lliov will
discuss means of
rais nu riinik fin
the Y M (' A
world service.
h iv'l ArTJI
' Wnyne L.fe: j
Morse, former WV5.&1
(lean or the University nf Ore
(ton law school, and U. S. genu
tor-elect fium Oiemm, will be
tho speaker for Parents' nlKht,
miveumcr uy.
A eappella choir will sinu
sevi'i-al iiiiinlii.is; thu parents
will visit Willi teachers In their
various home rooms following
ine pi'oiinim; refreshments will
he served In the cafeteria. Six:
elal Invitnllons will be sent lo
parents next week.
Chaplain Crolhers of thc Ma
rine Uarracks nnd two marines
truest Davis, and Lt. Paiife, who
received the CoiiKresslonul Med
111 Of llllllfir. U.'HI lln lltlnttttf ,,
the ThanksKivinif assembiy on
Wednesday, November 22.
Muvnr .lnhti I. Il,,,l,. .ltl
be ehali-mnn of the proRrnm ut
that time and u eappella choir
win sine..
Uiisslfleu A -in liriim It .-nilta
SALE 10 BEGIN
The 40th nnnuiil Christmas
seal sale, sponsored by the Klam
ath County Tuberculosis associa
tion, will not underway, Monday,
November 2(1,
At a meetlnu of the committee
Thursday niuht, Mayor John
Houston urued "All Klamath
people to lend their wholeheart
ed support in this campuln
attains! tuberculosis,"
Tile seal sa o this vetir is heinff
handled by IJic Junior chamber
of comrierce and the Jaycelles
under the directorship of Mux
Hicks. Thc seals will be in thc
mall to Klamath county citizens
Mondtiy mornlnu. Tho nrocccdn
of this sale will further the of-
rorts of the Klamath County Tu
berculosis association in their
war nxnlnst the "White Plague."
Noisy Children Not '
Nuisance, Says Judge
NKW OnUCANS. Nov. 17 (II
Hlormnl, healthy children are not
a nulsupcc when they make noise
around thc house, says Judge
William v. scooer.
Declining to evict a family
irom an apartment, the judge
of first city court commented:
"Children naturally arc going
lo make noise. When I visit my
grandchildren I have to dodge
their bicycles, chairs nnd other
onjects and they make plenty
oi noise. i
I To Hew Mothers i
Civt your baby quick rtlef
from fht fiery itthlna of
I OUfit k CfcorV, , Dry ((( i
The iload to
Hal in
By The Associated Press
1 Western front: 301 miles
(from west of Durcn).
2 Eastern front:' 304 miles (
from north of Warsaw). i
3 Hungarian front: 420 miles
(from Budapest urea).
4 Italian front: S57 miles
(from southeast of Bologna). '
TO GIVE TALK j
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17 l'l i
President Roosevelt will make a i
short war bond address Sunday
in connection with tho Sixth
War, Loan drive. Ho said today
tho speech will bo very brief.
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Yamfflllsi, Jim
WANTED !
LADY CLERK
Steady Job Good Pay
Hourt: 10 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Except Soturdoyi
Some Experience Necessary '
(Duties will include a small amount
of easy book work.)
Oregon Woolen Store
900 Msin St.
Phone 6873
Assures
fine flavor for
your desserts
Schilling-
We brou$it it home
6? ir
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Our doctor told us thnt Borden's Evaporated was the Milk for
babies to grow on I It's irrndlated with Vitamin D for strong teeth and
bones . . . It's homogenized for easy-digestingl So we brought 'it
home for "Butch." And when we snw what wonders, It did for him,
wc decided It ought to be swell for us
hut Momma! Wfat
BoivJen's does for macaroni!
WyP'W'WWi i .s aeiiiiwsspepnm u .mi.imi.miwi
' tHfe :'t
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Just you try Borden's Milk in your crenm-and-cheesc sauce Tor
macaroni I Honestly, you never tasted a creamier, smoother, , more
luscious dish I Borden's blends like mngic with the cheese if doesn't
separatel v . , , .
P. S. Borden's is wonderful for cream soupsl Mashed potatoes, too.
Itradielsd with Vllamln D
. Homogcnliid for quIcksr-dlBiillna.
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Dress Socks
29
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Phone 5183