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LOCAL
Gift
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AN ROADS
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
House Members Report All
We on Fighting Fronts
WASHINGTON. Dec 21 (Pi
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Iriflnv I ho r nrnl.
' ?'" : 1i, s:i.i7:i.aR( .non
le.ycar pontwur highway pro.
h"1, . . i ii..i .
Till! 44 I'-'""'"'".
iL U4R ohouUI glvo "prompt
j vluoruun miemion io mo
W r nmnrm. PrpnlHnnt
I'.'Sil inlcT In sinning the
&ro sotting It up.
ThO program, in . iwuouvch
,t counties and cities which
orluitmte tho specific pro)
H ind k' tl" trriiin rendy
i . conilriictlon 'tr the war
ndl."
SnlfS WOUIQ auppiy j,puu,.
MOO on A1'-'0 mnlcliiui! ba-
... nf tho federal funds nulli
fied by the bill.
rconircM In authorizing the
.deral contribution flia not
jkt an actual appropriation
ir this purpose. Tluit will como
Dciliincd piirlly to help rose
Ljilblo utter-wnr uncniploy-
htnl Ulv ICHlSIUllUlt VIIIUUUJCQ
kcrsl slRnlficont changca In
llUOnSl polity iur iiiyiiwHy oq-
wlopmcul. Mr. Roosevelt said.
l. mentioned the authority
It definition by federal mid
!ite uovcrnmi'iud 01 hii iiiilt-
jlonal mmiwiiy iiviworK. J no
ituuro iiKcwwe gives pracu.
Ii recogniuon mo inwi.ipona-
in proDinn oi our ciucs oy cx
Mine fedora I nld to projects In
ubin ureas which will reduce
idle congcaiion and nccl-
!nt," ho noted,
Included wero siichdic auinor
iillonn for fnrni-to-market roads
iv nit rural areas, ine prcsi-
rnt said, adding that funds
ne authorized on a matching
mil with the utiitcs for at least
irtlns inc nuga ibsk or re-
iclns . , , roaos on our tecicrai-
By WILLIAM r. AHBOC5AST
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21 (T'i
Housti iTidiiihcis hack from Is,,,
rope left the dcflnlt. Impress n
odny they found everything g0.
Ing well m the fronlelaithSugh
more ainmiinltlon could be used
Hoarse and travel-weary, la
members of the military com
mltteo returned lust night ,y
army plane and arranged today
o tell Unncrnl George C. Marsh
"II and heerelary of War Sthn.
son of tJjoir four-weeks' Inspec
tion tour of battlefroiits.
Although bound by a self-lm-nosed
ceiiKprshln not to discuss
m y1"" l(l"y l,il(l cn un-
II they hud talked with army
hosnes, the returning legislators
left these Impressions with Interviewers:
American troops want for
nothing, including cigarettes,
gasoline and supplies of ali
kinds; their morale is high, a
though they want to gut the war
over Willi quickly and return
home; the supply organization
from buttons to tanks, is, as one
member put It, "Just simply
amazing and will be recorded by
history as the greatest Job of Its
Kind ever undertaken."
This appraisal of the situation
followed recent expressions of
alarm by military men over the
output of heavy ammunltlun,
trucks and other rrllli-ul linn,.
Even tho selective service rcgu
atloiu have been revised to help
Increase this production. How
ever, most of these calls were
bused on Increasing output to
meet greater demands which are
developing, rather than on uc
tun! combat shortages now.
The congressmen said that in
their army-conducted travels
they saw everything there was
to see, including the aupply lines
n the rear and tho actual fight
ing at the front, and wero within
rifle-shot of Gerrhan soldiers at
Duron, on the western front.
As acting chairman of the re
turning group, Hep. Costcllo (D
Oil f,) summed up the trip by
Y"iK ine committee "found
things in excellent condition."
'lhcy aro doing an exception
ally fine Job," he added.
"They havo everything they
"?r' , saicl ""other member.
the Job of providing supplies
has been handled superbly,
there could be more heavy am
munition, but there is no critical
shortage of it. There seemed to
bo plenty of gasoline lo keep the
planes flying mid the transporta
tion mica moving.
PACE SEVEN.
which aro being
. by wartime trnf-
aid system
worn out . ,
fie."
The program calls for the fed
eral government and the states
to pay $22S,000,000 each for
each of the three years on the
regular federal-aid highway sys
tem, 51S0.000.00U end) on secon
dary, Including farm-to-market
roads Bnd $125,000,000 each on
federal highways entering cities.
K
James A. Thomas, 76, who
made his home in Klamath Falls
wun nin son, Fred Thomas, 1804
Miicneii, when the latter was a
member of the state police force,
died of pneumonia Wednesday
In a Medford hosltal.
Mr. Thomas moved to Med
ford when his son was trans
fercd by stale police to that city.
He was the uncle of Mrs. Arleta
Fehlcn, 4707 S. 6th, and Mrs,
Gladys Martin, 1519 Oregon.
Final rites will be held at Wood
bum, Mr. Thomas' former home.
Service Men
and Women
Home on Leave
From
Oregon Woolen Store
SUITS
Distinctively styled
Ml-wool fabrics of
high quality
$32.50 to $50
TOPCOATS
Handsomely tailored
In all-wool, warm
lightweight fabrics
$24.50 to $45
s
it fflA i
S 2c Charlts C. Smith from
San Diego. Here until Decern
bcr 25.
Corporal Lawrene Mitchell,
from the South Pacific.
AC James R, Ottoman from
Williams field, Ariz, In Malin
until December 22.
SM3C Edwin Darrell Larson
from Atlantic theater. Here un
til December 29.
SClc Albert Reader from
South Pacific. Here until De
cember 25.
The above service people are
untitled to frco passes to the lo
cal theatres and free fountain
service at Lo-t River dairy by
courtesy of Lloyd Lamb of the
theatres and R C. Woodruif of
the dairy. Please call at The
Herald and News office (ask for
Paul Haines) for your courtesy
tickets
Transient Poses As
Battle-Injured Vet
VANCOUVER, Wash., Dec.
21 (Pi A one-legged transient
who posed as a battle-injured
sailor was serving a 20-day jail
sentence here today.
Police said the man. who
gave his name as Phillip Blaine,
had been using credentials of a
sailor lost in action and had
actually lost his leg in a Cali
fornia horse race.
Early Celebrants
Fill City Jail
Holiday celcbranls were a
little early this year but 17 men
filled the police judge's office
Thursday morning to answer
charges of drunkenness, posses
sion and one was charged with
vagrancy.
Jail nonulation at the city hall
reached 29 Thursday. Four of
Ihese were women, according to
the desk sergeant. Several were
Hvwirlorf in nnv mil inrl.v In
order to be home for Chris'mas.
SUGGESTIONS
For a Man's Christmas
HICKOK "Western" WALLETS
HICKOK "Western" BELTS jj
Key Chains
Tiei
Sport Shirts
Leather Coats
Zipper Wallets
WHITt
HANDKERCHIEFS
Tie Bars
Sweaters
Mufflers
Leisure Coats
Robes
FITTED
UTILITY KITS
Wilson Bros. Dress Shirts
WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TILL 9
NEW kind of
ASPIRIN tablet
doesn't upset stomach
jMyj When you need
War; 'v quickrelieffrom
-! J.
hesitate to take
aspirin because
it leavea you
with an upset
K 11 1L.'. - Ail
cal discovery.
SUPERIN, la "just what the doc
tor ordered" for you.
Superln la aspirin plus contains
the same pure, eafe aspirin you
have long known but developed
by doctors in a special way for
those upset by aspirin in its ordi
nary form.
This naw kind of aspirin tablet
dissolves more quickly, lets the
aspirin get right at the job of re
lieving pain, reduces the acidity of
ordinary aspirin, and does not ir
ritateorupsetstomach even after
repeat doses.
Tear this eel to remind you to
pet Superin today, so you can have
it on hand when headaches, colds,
etc., strike. See how quickly it
relieves psm now
fine you leei alter umw
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list's, 15(1 and 39f. .
FOR LAST MINUTE
S HO P P ERS !
-t? it
A NEW ENCHANTING
FRAGRANCE
4-Piece Deluxe Set $17.50
Cologne Perfume Dusting
Powder and Powder Sachet.
3-Piece Set $7.50
Cologne Perfume and Dust
ing Powder in gorgeous holiday
pock.
Colognes $3.25 and $4.50
Elegant containers, beautifully
packed.
Dusting Powder $2.50
1 Extra large size with Puff.
Also "Spellbound"
$1.25 to $3.75
For the Personal Gift
Housecoats and Robes
The late shopper will find our wide assortment of Robes
and Negligees the smartest in town.
QUILTED ROBES SATIN NEGLIGEES
RAYON CREPE HOUSECOATS BRUSHED RAYON
ROBES PART WOOL PLAID ROBES
. A- gay assortment of colors in florals, plaids, checks and
plain colors. Late men shoppers will be given special atten
tion! $8.95 to $29.50
GIVE A MATCHING PAIR
OF LOVELY HOUSE
SLIPPERS
' Fragrance by Lynette in Cologne'
t and Toilet Waters.
(All Ptleti rial 10 feUr.l Ixeli Tn)
$1.69 to $3.98
"ft.
Always Appreciated
Gift
Handbags
The last minute shopper will be
wise to see our exceptional
showing of ladies' fine handbags.
LIZARD -ft PIN SEAL GENUINE CALF
'fa PATENTS fa CORDE fa SUEDES fa
FABRICS,- SIMULATED ALLIGATOR
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Gift Suggestions From Our
Downstairs Store
oive the Kiddie
A Snow Suit
THIS YEAR
The smart little styles that will get a
grand reception on kmas morn! All col
ors and styles in button and zipper openings.
Envelopes, pouches, muff bqgs, shoulder
straps, drawstring types and novelty bags in
popular shades and shapes.
$1.98 to $29.50
-fr & &
Aeroplane Luggage
One Pattern Only But Good Stock in Two Sizes
PULLMAN
26-Inch Length
$25.95
21-Inch Size
$18.65
(Plus Tax)
(Plus Tax)
1- Pieee Styles
1 to 4 rears.
2- Plece 8trlei
1 to (M rear
Leasing Sett,
. t to 10 years.
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New Arrivals in
KIDDIES' PLAID SUITS
Lovely new tailored styles, in bright plaids, plain $6.95
and checks. Clever detail of Docket, button and
pleatings.- Sizes 4 to 12.
ik ik
CRIB BLANKETS
A lovely assortment now available in cotton, wool
and part-wool styles. Lovely bindings and pastel
colors.
' &
STUFFED TOYS
A large table heaped high with the woolly things
to gladden the hearts of every age. Dolls and
animals of every description in woolly or cloth
coverings, ,
$5.95 to $7.95
$5.95 to $16.50
$5.95 to $16.50,
HARTNELL PERFUMES
and COLOGNES
Menace and White Shoulder fragrances the odors of ex
clusive . exquisiteness.
COLOGNES '
$2.75 to $16.00
(Plus Tax)
PERFUMES
$5.00 to $18.50
(Plus Tax)
to
$10.95
$1.69
"ft ' r &
Give Her Lovely
IMPORTED
HANDKERCHIEFS
See these imported hand embroidered beauties in elaborate
designs. Madeira, Swiss and Chinese lace and embroidered
styles in linen and lawn in white grounds. Wide assort
ment to choose from. Priced from
$1.50 to $3.50
Other
Handkerchiefs
In prints, embroidered
styles. Priced from
50c to $1.25
$7,95 1 SsiSi I
$
iTlfll WECL0SE
! ill i!r!bv il!rer I 6 O'CLOCK I
$3.98 to $5.95 ((!!! twtw. k .
Crib Size
CHENILLE SPREADS
Excellent gift for baby and
practical white grounds wit
pastel florals In all styles and
colors.