mber 24, l'44
NEW CLOTHING
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE SEVEN
Honorary Genoral
PREVENTION OF WPA
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... BTEIlUNG r. CJHEEN
'JiiiNliTUN, NOV. viv
A to""' , ..i,,,!, nil mid more
ftS 't'",CI'S
,icd cloin"' ..,,.,..,,-,.. r ,(.,.
irmcpncc colling-of Kiir.
Kill " .':' ....w.inliiK rctni
"iflhc wlmln program takes
loci. ..""I' ,. .L1' the ennv
u ii,iiins : ;r
I'll, entire hopo of carrying
1 he inlruiiiM-lloii of Economic
Elfbul dWurbiiw" climb In
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Kfl'iilu"5S.T.,,,.,;,fSS
K.7fonnul" bcforeGcr-
tlonianummy y"i," , - ,
...,,nil nut climb wlille
'art stuod Mill.
fiPA'i opening movcii lo make
t it.. Vinunn nlpril WPTB All'
Qcd'luhl'nlulit. Tlicy nrc:
r!", . .im.u nn In not rlol lurn-
Id-cents f'"11 Prlces' which
I jirociir on cBsy-ioTciia ucn
it. nn thn an..
Fjnpo items of children' clolh.
If lor wimn n "
un board nns mmm n in..uu m
mini of iniilcrlnl thin quarter.
c.h nn order Intended to
L "taicyinti iip" and "over-
rilshMH 01 Minpi" niHicriHis.
hi Bowles estimated mny
... .....ii.iw.i-a na inlirli DM SflO .
10,000 a year. This In to be
bnc by reducing mo mnrgina 01
Utile linisners. , -
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Flashes of
Life
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1 LAPSE OF MEMORY
I DENVER, Nov. 24 (!') Al
oush Corp. Richard H. Jacobs
tSI. Louis ban written to his
km nearly every day for six
if!, lie was so excucn no
uldn't remember her address
hen he filled out a furlough an
Station, asking time off so lie
uld so and marry,
Jacobs had lo consult Mem-
ill, Tcnn. directory to learn
t address, , ,. .. .
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Honorary Brlgadtsr Ganeral
H. B. Aihlav. reDresantattva of
I h county school commltttt,
has recelvad the only honorary
rank in th "third army" to ba
given by tha ratall merchants'
committa for afforts in tha 6th
War Loan driv. Ashlay sold
jiuuu worm 01 t. bonds In
tha first day of tha sale.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24 OP)
Hope that the pending post-war
hlithway bill will prevent "any
WPA road building," is ex
pressed by Representative Mott
(It-Ore.), ranking republican
member of the house roads com
mittee.
Mott told a reporter that
"We'll get a pretty good bill
out of conference," though he
expressed regret that the total
amount to be made available Is
not lurgcr.
Highway legislation passed
by the senate provides total
of $l,:i.',0,000,060 for a three
year period. The house bill calls
for $1,500,000,000. Mott said he
proposed an amendment to the
house bill adding $230,000,000
this week, Just to test the sen.
tlmcnt of the committee" but
found the majority determined
on the billion-and-a-half figure.
If It's a "troien" article you
need, advertise (or a used one
In the classified.
Service Men
and Women
a
Home on Leave
M 2c T. W. Grammar from
European theater. Here until
November 28-
GM 3c Bart Albritton from
South Pacific. Hero until De
cember 1.
MM 1c Mlkl J. O'Connor
from South Pacific. At Merrill
until December 14.
PFC Charlas R. Shlpman from
Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo., Here
until December 5.
AMM 3c Wallace E. Turnldg
trom corpus Uliri.su, xcx. More
until November 24.
Tho 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. Pleaso call at The
Herald and News omco (asK tor
Paul Haines) for your courtesy
tickets
To a Machinist
with
"know how"
(f .you. figure you know your
stuff and want a chance to show
It . . . want to work with men
who take pride in their job .
if you figure a permanent com
pany Is your kind of company,
then this la your ad. Here at
Southern Pacific, we want men
of your type to work In our big
railroad shops or roundhouses
. . . to help build and repair lo
comotives and other railroad
equipment. We think you'll like
railronding . . . like seeing a lo
comotive (that you worked on)
go out and do a job pulling war
freights or troop trains. And
like the men you work with
the kind of fellows you'll want
to have drop around to the
house. New, higher railroad
wages. Liberal age limits. Medi
cal service. Fine nenslon plan.
Rnllroad pass privileges. All the
things that make this a really
good job.
Sea or write Trainmaster,
S.P. Station, Klamath rails,
or your nearest S. P. Agent.
BELL RINGER
CHICAGO, Nov. 24 (P) Po-
men col the binl. in a de
triment store.
$ Three officers answered an In-
yum Diiruinr alarm in the
Jadigan Brothers department
fore no burdlnr.
Again the nliirm rang still no
fowler. The policemen would
jot be halted, they searched
win. Suddenly tha Intruder was
fished, a starling.
nnrn v
CHICAOO, Nov. 24 (VP) Mem-
FTS Of Ihf MlKtlAr nnrKjti. nL
fllon of Chicago have added a
nsmencr lo their usual line of
nversalion.
Instead nf tha famlllH
1---.-.. ... ...i. n,,,,,,fia iitA,
r barbers hnvn Arinnteri nu
tpgan. "Good mnrnlno- he
)u bounht n war bond today?"
jjneo Injuries Land
foman In Hospital
'vniwuvu, NOV. 24 OP)
il 10 minutes after she was
"WRcci trom a hospital,
I'M of a kneo Injury suffered
!l Jll v in b ..,I..UII.
I . --V " "UVUlllUUliD H-
P'., Mrs. Arne Aasen, Port-
iiiuira ncrseir pack In the
me bed with the knee Injured
And again it was a motor mis-
PP that sent hnr In Vi UAinltsl
1" cor was struck by another
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