PACE SEVEN
Out Our Way
y J. R. Wllliemi
!no ,iwi!llln mill were
rent cor.
It' l the close 01 11,0
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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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'iS bo relerml lo the
tlllck- nfjrun. lo the
It.""1" ..,.. ilvo October
'i-HSr. Hct ecjlliiw have
1 imd ucuorilluK lo Hie rent
'ff p.rlKl Hoi "October.
rc" '". ' ill nn rtaca not
E',nU on viilim or attempt to
fi rents, but Intend Mb-
fS rClllN him.
..,lnr(tll(.
LLlniont oi maximum rent.
Crmlllwl "y 'fnt regulations
sti hvn' been miKly to the
nctition tlio rent at'
I- nu,i.it, nn nrHpr un
lor i" " "I. u.,
linl n aajiwunnm utivic
(ciirig tne new rem
HEROES ARE MADE - MOT BORM Jtf-.g.t
Slashes of
5
Bv The Aiioclnlod Preti
'rnairz COUPONS
illlSTOL, Conn.. Nov. 22 (Pi
D.umnnil nilhillOWflkl tlDS
fen coupons good for 100 gnl-
) of gasoline um not in mc
led Sltes. . ,
,cy came irom ncr son, ivi.
m G. Rublnowskl, who
(mm France lie took the
hons from Iho car of a cup-
Ka Hirmnn L'rnL'rnl.
r - . .
WOMAN'S PREBOQATIVE
RISTOU Conn., Nov. tin
l. tan Prntrrnlnr .Inxenh M.
lovan told the city court that
year-old woman, cnargca
nllfarlna n Am frnm A Hf.
(mcnt stor, had been arrest-
hen she brought tbe gnrmcnt
; lo the store and asked that
exchanged for another that
Id fit lior.
A
rni.i.rr.Tnnn
lANSAS CITY, Nov. 22 M)
men who sain incy were
nmntnvAa. mmn nrntinrl tn
Ifcl adoc tax from Mrs. Alice
feclcotl.
fhey told hor the tax was $5
tnai tor r.cr. 9A wouia no.
. Trebclcott later called po
ind learned dog licenses
rr cost more than $3 and
they're never peddled fi'om
i lo door.
THANKLESS
Chicago. Nov. 22 '(pi one
adrcd of Butcher Robert An-
Hons preferred customers
c re-shaping their plans for
mbglvlng dinner today,
inderson told Jefferson park
l that after much effort he
acquired some 1400 Dounds
lurkcy and reserved them for
best customers.
lut thieves broke Into his
P. cleaned out thi Hrnssed
holers. Anriorgnn jiniH o
didn't replace them "not for
.Ann nnn
CHICAGO. Nov. 22 (Pi By
request of the management,
Judy, a 300U.pound elephant
won t keep her scheduled ap-
nclntmcnt today at a mate street
department store autographing
books.
Judy, who Is 12 and tempera
mental, went on a sit-down In
the Marshall Field and company
store yesterday for five hours.
refusing to leave the third floor
In a freight-elevator which was
the way she arrived In the book
section to Dlnv her role of auto
graphing copies or a oook about
an "elegant elephant. Using a
rubber hand stamp which she
held In her trunk, Judy went
through her Job without a hitch,
When she balked on entering
the elevator apparently r.
mcmbcring and disliking her up.
flight, harassed store officials
called the Brookflcld zoo. Then
they ordered a crew of carncnt'
ers to build ramps three stories
of 'em for the fire stairs. A half
bale of hay and bread was
brought to keep Judy in good
numor.
Five hours after hor scheduled
exit Judy stepped onto the ramp
ana wanted clown to tne street
In three minutes. Then she
walked proudly south on State
street, stortllng many of tho
theatre and night life crowd, to
her temporary headquarters in
a store room. She'll probably
go back to her circus headquart
ers in Sheboygan, Wis., today.
Within five years after the
war, air travel passengers
should travel for 3.5 cents a mile,
compared with prewar average
of 5-1 cents. Freight rates will
be cut from 80 cents a ton-mile
to 30 cents.
Weather Forecast:
It'll Be Worse
SEATTLE, Nov. 22 (VP) '
There l Just one weather fore
cast for pilots flying the dally
service between Fairbanks and
Point Barrow, Alaska, 400 miles
Inside the Arctic Circle, Capt.
D. L, McClcllan of Escondldo,
Calif., and a former Washing
ton State college fullback, said
yesterday.
"It'll be worse in five min
utes."
Establishment of the daily ser
vice to run priority cargoes of
food, supplies and mail to the
booming Point Barrow settle
ment and the Scabee camp which
Is surveying the naval oil re
serve there, was disclosed yes
terday for tho first time.
Kiwanians, Lions
Lunch Together
Lions and Kiwanians held a
Join luncheon Tuesday with 34
members of the KUHS Wildcat
squad as special guests.
Paul Angstead introduced the
various members of the squad,
who reviewed the football games
of the year.
Chairman of the day, Harold
Shldeler, Introduced the speak
er, Kenneth Klahn, who gave a
short talk on good sportsman
ship, stressing the importance of
playing all games not merely
to win but for the sake of the
sport Involved
The Road to
Berlin
By Th Associated Press
1. Western Front: 301 miles
(from near Duren.)
2. Eastern Front: 304 miles
(from Vistula, north of Warsaw.)
3. Hungarian Front: 420 miles
(from Budapest.)
4. Italian Front: 557 miles
(from near Havenna.)
BOND SALES CLIMB
PORTLAND, Nov. 22 P)
Oregon s war bond sales climb
ed to $6,120,709 in the 6th War
Loan drive 5.7 per cent of the
state's $107,000,000 quota war
loan officials here announced
PILES
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO r-Am - NO HOSPITALIZATION
No L6-BI of Tim
rrmaanl KMBltil
DR. E. M. MARSHA
Chlrprell PbT'lrUn
It N. Ilk Kiqalr TbMtrs Slit-
When tn Mediord
Stay at
HOTEL HOLLAND
Thoroughly Modara
Jo and Ann EarUy
Propriators
DEVELOPING
ENLARGING
PRINTING
PHOTO SERVICE
211 Undorwood Bldg.
TRUCKS FOR RENT
You DrWa Mot Yourself
Sav H Long and
Short Tripa
STILES' BEACON SERVICE
Pbon 130 1201 East Main
VMHEII NIKS
ICUlilltlllDUSIUS
Do You Hate HOT FLASHES?
II you suffer from hot fluhet, fml
weak nerrout, a btt blue at timet
U due to the functional "middle
ace" period peculiar to women try
XdU B. Pmkham'ft Vegetable Com
pound to relieve such symptoms.
Hade especially for womena htlpt
natural Follow label directions.
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HARTFORD
Accident ad Indemnity Cempnnr
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General tnsurane Agencv
FIRS . . . AUTOMOBILE
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vrvrr
lis the
that gives Olympia Constant Purity
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The wat6r from
our subterranean springs
' creates a uniform, farmantatton
You will enjoy a glass of Olympia Beer at
any time of the day or with any kind of food.'
The reason is its light, refreshingly mild and
assimilable character, due to the superiority
and constant uniformity of our subterranean
spring brewing water. The resultant healthy
fermentation, combined with correct lagering.
(ageing) makes Olympia different and better.'
niYMPIA BBEWINl COMPANY, OrympU.Wasrf.
1 Producers of "Brutttl," a supttlot Brewers tcmcoi
high B-Complex vtMmin com.nw
A nitursl Conditioner sna omt r
America's Original Light Table Beer
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IT TAKES PLENTY OF WAR BONDS
TO BUILD B 29s
A B-29 Superfortress used in
bombing Japan costs $600,000 in
War Bonds
Will Help!
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PEOPLE!
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3rd Army?
All retail employees are eligible
Klamath County
Quota
$3,300,000
1
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by the
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MAIN STREET STORE
527 Main
J. W. KERNS IMPLEMENT CO.
734 So. 6th