20,000 Pints of
Whole Blood Flown
To Combat Areas
POIITI-AND, V'n). 1 (!)
Ncurly 20,00(1 pints of , whole
blood have been flown to Pa
cific coniliiit urt'iitt hy niiviil ulr
transport service plane, ' thoj
nuvy announced today, . j
'I'liu blood, ilonuleU nt Ited
Cromi centers In Sun Friineloo
and Lor Angelus, Id Iced lit Ouk
lund, Cull r., packed In light
weight portable refrigerators,
und flown iicrnnii the ocean ull
wlli. In u fuw bourn,
being added to tlio went coast'
oenlerii where wliolo blood will
be contributed.
Lakeview Resident
Dies Suddenly..
received here. Funeral scrvlcci
were held Wednesday In Lake
.view with Interment in the fam
ily plot at Ccdarville, Calif.
Thursday, February 1. 1945
HERALD AND NEWSFIVE .
survived by his wife, Olive, and
two children.
Without proper covering, a
man in the stratosphere would
be frozen to death while his skin
would be burned black by the
sun's rays.
The acreage devoted to pota
toes in the United States In 1943
was almost equal to the entire
state of Connecticut.
Tlio heaviest oranges, grupe-
7.itti "Zotn" ftmildlntf. since
Spalding was a brother-in-law
of the lute Joe Shirk of this
city. He had followed stock
raising all of his life and was
one of the well known ranchers
of Lake county. Spalding is
mill and
Juiciest.
tunijorines uru the ,.urly boyhood u resident of
I Ouiiiio vulley cast of Lakcvlew
i juko county, died suddenly
Never dry your fur cout over! Siinduy ut his homo following a
n rudliitor. I heart ultuck, according to word
More nickel was used by the
steel Industry In 1944 than by
any other single user.
Knn Dlt'Ko und Portlund lira
EIDNG F IS ATURES
IF R LA DUES I
TI-. A'u i d tlio
f"Hv"n tl '"'"'I' "V1"1'
u r lnu turn-
IllO WHO" -
fKNMKY OO,. INC
fS 17 Hie '"'"
BRIGHTEN SPRING WARDROBES
HE COLD
iljlHEl
flll, fl. - "
'fr'Ky., reported 2
ci . !'"' m,T .""V
."'ito'Atlimtlc seaboard,
,,,c mercury hovered near
ild und MMMil com I-
i wuatcrn New York state
I irnins "' WovM see-
,,f c" wiltlcii nt-iir noclics
Y were held responsible
, inilflg fuli'lUy ",Bi0.
.,, worked m, rill I
VUICIS 10 UllSlst 111 Wi
ll vltul war inline,
f.nlno pnsseiigcm strund
'iiKric ruilroiiu tniln near
iru In the western purl of
10 were rescued by police
irivotu iiiilumouiiea unci
oveniliilit in thu city
nliy center. The Haiti
oiia Ohio cancelled two
mil runs niter a train on
11 ntulled neiir Hutliilo, ul
dug removal of pimsun-
England wus expecting
lurries in western Miisaa-
ii Ice Jams on the Dolu
and Sirhuylkull rivers
ned Philadelphia's water
a 24-luuir wulch win
ihcd nt all intakes.
Ore in U. S.
ig Fast, Report
EH, Feb. 1 ()) Robert
, lormerly mining engi
ne, snys America imiy
Ighl another great ineeli
war because her Iron ore
arc ebbing fust.
Id, who recently ro
Irom South America and
II leave for Russia, is now
le foreign economics ad
iitlon. lie told business
re Hint cheeks on nations'
Irs el minerals after the
iiihl disclose which were
g fur conflict.
roof Circus
Bill Proposed
m', Feb. 1 UP) A bill by
rcdrlck S. Lamport, So
compel flrcprooflng of
fills tmd other tents used
lie Rithcrlnga was passed
scriala todiiy and sent to
isc. ; .
wtsald the bill Is the
vthof the ltlngllng broth
reus fire at Hurtford,
lust summer, and that It
nr lo n law recently enact
Connecticut and several
lutes.
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Your f a p,c y will turn to
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KEEP THE BABY WARM!
BLANECETS
WHITE
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25
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ROBE 'N HOODS
398
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49
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i
1"
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