I L. clrcIii-AII four
circle 1 will.
y'"f i nil 70 l'lnc, Mis.
IlJvvH" ii,..ii,ii.ii mid
raiw'1 ,TI,"",C
I i)f"c"' i r.. i::iu dessert,
lie "? vi, for a pot hick
fa? . win b. Mr..
tle' 1 ? lV'30' p. "... nUh
. a.,lllafv The auxiliary
TJ ii Liliood of nullioml
' K a wcl III tho KC
"LS.v February 8. ul 8
:cn'd!dte la lo be Inj;
rfL will bo served by
$1... ' M-
L i.ihuu The officer! and
' '?.tt, Tulclukc coiitrt-
lMM lo lhc renn
lo'iinc d lodVy. when .
j , the National Founde
infantile l'r..lyl. Inc.
At Newell Mil. Mno K. Short,
former Klamath county clerk,
hui Joined the statistics ntnl I ut
thj WltA center at Tulclukc.
Mis. Slinrt'n brother, Thuinan It.
Konip, formerly r Vuncouver,
Wuah,, la a maintenance foro
man at tho center.
Report! Join, Blgelow, re
port officer ut the Tulclukc
WltA collier tluco lust July, unci
Donuld Johnson of the coiniiounrl
hllfh school fucully, hnvo. report
ed at Fort Lowl, YYiiili., for In
duction. Blaclow la rcplucad
hero by Ralph rirown.
AID IN FIL1TJG
OF '44 TUXES
Lrcb
ASKED BY FEW
01
t ,,,. M0t i.'iiU'ury Com
S Jo H. KnliHiu Tern
ii, n order of
I'vlple, Wcdnwluy cvonlnu.
i at 7::iU p. 1". All
!' L?' "i iv 'invited.
pigllii .
. MThe American Le
F' "I .nviiiiii v wl moot
d Immediately following!
lln. All Leulonnnlrcj
urged to attend.
... - j i. r-l.rlAtf lfur.
' . L-l...t.lli Pulls
Wtd imons the Oregon
.officers called to active
y thU WCCK Of "IC
tmtnt.
U...H.I Mn Vcmrm B.
II imp""' , :
Lttt 3947 Boardman, la a
fail at Klamalh Valley hoa
Li ...k.r. hA la ri-rplvinu
Etmtnt for pneumonia. She
r Unrnuarl TltoarlnV.
Umia'i Council Members
.w. Women', round) of tho.
lit Chrlitlm church will meet
Lndiy it 12 o'clock noon for
fcliutit luncneon ai ine cnuri.ii,
ind Fine. All are mviicci to
lurU Bind The Loyal Or
el Mooie i itartlni a band
kc orchestra. Any member who
nit to it In either one, please
B4S4. or leave name nt tho
Iom hill, on or before Kebru-
(fetea Lett City collce were
ltd to locate a yellow sold
uiwiicn wnicn ucomo i; nr a-
)Ui uvernc, reported loat
the Pelican theatre Monday
IM ThA wli-K . C.I..
.. ... n ui a unua
MN.
Mimbtrihlp Award Award.
I of the life mcmbershln will
t Place liter initiation thura-
b nljht, February 8, at the
oh nan.
P Baring Trip Mr. and
h. Whytal of Wh.vtal'i, left
rm nllht for the N-u Vnrlr
I'kel. They will stop In Son
PKiKo en route to the east
rW,Th.,,"-F"e V. Den.
I. Merrill h sh hoi ii.
krted tp city polico tho thoft
while ihe wa., In n Klam
ui Dcauiy shop Monday.
iilu 8toln-Robert Curtis,
k tin. i 01 '"'lies'
rk,?"r 'kates from his car
Iff" on M"'n street Saturday
&,'.D','-Tho Worn.
t "r? 'o sponsor a
l fin. KS ." 1110 Moose
Camp Fire Girls Help Fight Infantile Parolysis
t 1 i . anaaaanian a r'"' " n mini
to f A4"V' . v-' - I - A
II ' ' 1 ifeH,
n ' FJJ. ' IHFAWTIIC PARALYSIS f JinlwL. ,
1-3 .fT;. DANCE JANUARY 17 I 2
P i '; "Ii 1 1 n Mini 1 mom akhokt I WmnJ '
The number of persons seek
ing analalance in tho filing of
1IM4 federal Income tux returns
la conalclcrubly under Unit for
the sume period last year, it Is
stilted by Puul 11. Wright, deputy
collector In charge or the Klam
ath Fulls office of Internal reve
nue, Hccauto of the simplification
of the law affecting tho filing of
returns by wnge cur no is unci ml
urled persona cllgllilo to use the
W-2 earning rccoriln In plucc of
the usiinl form 1040, it Is be
lieved thero will be a lurge per
centage of tnxpnycrs who will be
able to complete the necessury
tax forms without Assistance
from a fcdernl office, snld
Wright. I
Thero will, however, be a
large group of persons needing
nilvlce or asslslnnec who should
arrange to cnll nl Ihe drnuty col
lector's office at the earliest dntc
fiossiblc In order to avoid the
ong waiting lines common with
the Inst-minute filing rush on
March IS. he declared.
There are still a largo number
of persons who have fulled to
obtain the required earning rec
ord reports on form W-2 from
their employers, Wright said,
and a reminder is made to these
taxpayers that they must have
such a form from each employer
before a 1944 tax return can be
made. A record kept by the tnx-
Kaver of his earnings and with
oldlng credits Is not acceptable
in lieu of the official form W-2,
and a return, he concluded, can
not bo prepared based on such
information.
Six Camp Fira Girls helped the currant "March of Dimes" againat Infantile paralysis by taking
In contribulions amounting to $260 at Woolworth'a store. Left to right: Carol Kelley, Mary
Bruner. Joan Dawchuck. Shermalee Henry. Beverly Kohn and Oelorea Hunt. The quota for Klam
ath county of $8200 hoi not yet been reached and any persona caring to contribute should send
their donations to Roy Rskestraw at the First National bank. The drive has also been officially
extended to February IS.
Oil Burners Cause
Two Fires Here
Oil burners caused two fires
the first of the week, according
to city firemen when they re
sponded to calls. A burner in
the furnace room of tho Anchor
Postal recelnls for .Iiinnnrv. 1 hotel backfired and somo dam-
1U4S, nt the Klninath postofficc rom. "moke wa? reported
iiiL, unnjin ti. . - faunday night at 11 o'clock.
I
VISE BUY!
'"".wiifled moiorliti
I
h- F. Goodrich
SILVERT0WN
yjjjf ' 'trail a
M'sr iliei.
, '""'Tr.l,.,.,,,.
Ick I Miller Co.
Q3ggrTcrTTr7rn
FrlaJI..
, U V
V'JP'ulnesj
to "T '1 Pun.
ft
la,VICE
BW
'"one 9334
The Klamath county chapter
of tho Red Cross, 418 Main, is
sending out an urgent plea for
a large attendance of workers on
Wednesday and Friday of this
week. There is a considerable
amount of gauze left to fold, but
when finished, there will be a
well-earned vacation for both
workers and Instructors.
All those Interested ore asked
to bring their friends and help
with this quota. Hours on Wed
nesday and Friday are from 12
noon to 4 p. m.
There arc still a number of
uniforms and caps which have
not boon called for. These have
been left In the workrooms from
time to time, and unless they
are called for by February 15,
they will be disposed of.
Ye Olde Pinochle Club Grace
Bock, 137 High, will be hostess
to Ye Olde Pinochle club, Thurs
day, February 8 for luncheon,
followed by cards. 1
Jolly Neighbors The Jolly
Neighbors will meet Wednesday,
February 7, at the home of Mrs.
.lames Francis, hh.vi i nnnon
totaled $20,774.00. The receipts
for Jnminry, 1044 were $14,
(172. UU, so these figures show an
Increase in January of tills year
of $0102.04 over last year or
41.5117 per cent.
Postal notes were also on sale
Monday at the Kliimnth post
office and six notes were sold
yesterday. Seven additional
notes were cashed in by noon to
duy, umuunling to $34.00.
Postal notes can be Issued in
any amount up to $10 and a pa
tron may purchase us many notes
at one time as is desired. The
fee is five cents for each note.
The notes aro not transfer
able, but may be cashed at banks
or any postofficc in tho United
States, with the exception of
Alaska, for a period of two
months after the dule of pur
chase. After that dule, unpaid
poslnl notes shall be sent by tho
remitter or payee with a request
for a refund to the third assistant
postmaster general, division of
money orders.
These noies are offered as a
public service and will be con
tinued indefinitely.
Service Men
and Women
Home on Leave
AOM 3c Gordon Lund from
Jacksonville, Fla. Here until
February 7.
S 1c Harold S. Collins from
South Pacific. Hero until Feb
ruary 23.
Cpl. Lyle Redfield from Camp
Swift, Tex. Here until Febru
ary 13.
The above service people are
entitled to frco passes to the
local theatres and free fountain
service at Lost River dairy by
courtesy of Lloyd Lamb of the
theatres and R. C. Woodruff of
the dairy. Please call at The
Herald and News office (ask for
Paul Haines) for your courtesy
tickets.
Canton to Meet The ladies
auxiliary and chovallcrs of Can
ton Crater will meet at the IOOF
hall Thursday evening for a 8:30
politick dinner. Members arc re
quested to wear dress uniforms
for draping the charter, and vis
iting members aro Invited to at
tend.
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES
NOT ICR THAT SCHOOL OlSTalrT WARRANTS Wn.L BR CANCSM.ED
Notlca Ii hnrahy lvn. In compiling with 11-losj O. C. h. A., i amend
it bv Clupltr 1J7. Oraann Lw mil. In Ihe hnldr of warranla Uiuod by
Klamalh Counly Srhool Dutrlct of Klamalh County, Oraion, ai follows:
Numbir DU tued Payne AmIiln!
SM? .l-aa-SS MaxIneKmtrv lJM
tlaf I0-1-.1S Tha RlBPlrlo Shop " JO
S4IS la-SO-M MM. 3. B. Brown 7S
HMee a-a-sa nnVo Lumber Co. 13.ua
ia.Tao 11.4-.ia Crater bake Uir. Co. " 00
Ua,il 1I-4-3S Klemath Furniture Co. 6-10
If (he above tilled warrant! are not preienled for payment within ilxtr eoi
deya from Jai.uary 1, 1043. laid warrant! will be canceled, and payment thereof
will ba refuted. ,
I ined, ' v
H. B. ASHLIV.
Clerk, Klamath County School OlilrlcL
Ji-iat ra id. n. i.
Annual
G
Feed
6:30 P. M.
Thurs., Feb. 8th
The second call came Monday
nt 0:24 a. m.. when residents at
1 104 Crescent reported smoke in
the basement. Fire was burning
in the partition but slight dam
age was done the building.
THREE SENTENCED
J
Vernon S 1 1 v a, Maximilion
Soto and Gene Huso entered
pleas of guilty to the charge of
assault and battery in Justice
J. A. Mahoncy's court Tuesday
morning after a complaint
against the three was signed by
Howard W. Giffard, Metropoli
tan hotel.
Gifford charged that Silva,
Soto and Hugo Inflicted Injuries
on him Sunday night, cutting
him about the fnco and head fol
lowing a disagreement Bt the
Sunriso tavern. City police ar
rested tho trio and turned them
over to the county Jail. The men
were ordered to pay Clifford's
hospital costs and an additional
$50 fine apiece. Six months'
sentences were suspended by the
court.
Lieutenant1 Slips
On Ice, Breaks Arm
Lt. Robert S. MacGregor. the
naval air station housing officer,
was carrying his arm in a sling
today.
The lieutenant broke the arm
when he slipped on ice.
Loyal Order of Moose There
will be a regular meeting of the
Loyal Order of Moose, Thursday,
February 8, at 8 p. m., in the
Moose hall.
Chase's Office, 203 IOOF
Building will "put you right" on
your withholding receipts. May
save something.
' SimpleprliineednotwreckeiiHlortareyon
with middtnina llcb, btnn and iniuUon. .
BmarCa Pyramid Sunpoiltoriee brine A
quick, welcome relief. Their arend medl. F
' cation mtane real comfort, reduce! itrain. 1
tielpa tiahten relaxed membrane. aenUy
lubricataa end eoftena. Proueuve end A
andcheffine. eo eeay to ote. Get aennine r
' Stuari'e Pyramid ffuppoaltorlee el your 1
drug etore without delej We end $1.20 1
on mekex'e mooey-beck aueraalea. a A
ia mm m mm mmT
CAMP BLANKETS
Part Wool
OREGON WOOLEN STORE
800 Main
A change in the closing date
for the national foundation tor
infantile paralysis "March of
Dimes" campaign offers Klam
ath county Ms.cJents an oppor
tunity o far exceed last year's
contribution mark, . Elcnora
Weatherlord. Klamath county
women's division chairman, an
nounces. This 12th annual campaign,
extended because of inclement
weather in various sections of
the United Slates, is giving Ore
gon women's division chairmen
an extra week in whicii lo take
last-minute donations for the
fight against infantile paralysis.
"Money raised in this year's
March of Dimes' drive is a real
assurance that Klama'th county
infantile paralysis victims in
1945 will receive the best treat
ment that medical science can of
" declared Miss Weatherford.
t- H. C WilHima, tlteiaifj. and all ether
peraont or uariiei unnown claiming or
who may claim any rlfht. title. Intertit
or Hen In and to tha premise described
tha Complaint
file herein, Ue
Robin and John
Roe Robin, har husband, if married;
lrd Williams and Elsie Williams, hus
band and wife: George L. Wtlltame and
Emma Williams, nuiuana ana wilt,
iJnrothy M. Williams Perelll-Minettl and
Joe E Perelll'Mlnettl. wife and husband:
the unknown heirs at law and devisees
of E. ft C. Williams, deceased, and all
other persona or parties unknown claim
Inf or who may claim any rlfht, title.
Interest or lien In or to tha premises
described In the Complaint nn file here
In: IN THE NAME OK THE UNITED
HTATEff OF AMERICA: You and each of
you art hereby renulred to appaar and
answer tha Complaint In Condemnation
filed against you In tha above entltlM
action within (our weeks from the dale
of the first publication of this summons,
and if you fall so to appear and answer,
tha plaintiff, tor want thereof, will apply
lo the Court for the relief prayed for
In the Complaint In Condemnation filed
herein.' to-wlt: That tha Court take
Jurisdiction of tha above causa and make
and hnvo entered all such ordtn,
judgments and decrees at may ba
nrrenery to determine tha ownership
of the hereinafter described lands and
fix tha value of satd lands and the
amount of compensation to ba paid bv
the plaintiff to whosoever may ba ad
judged to ba entitled thereto, and make
and have entered such further orders.
Judgments and decrees a may be
necessary to vest the tttl to tha here
inafter described lands in the Untied
Rtatas of America, said lands being
situate In the County of Klamath, State
of Oregon, and mora particularly de
scribed as follows: PARCEL No. 0: SEl
BW' Section IS. Township 38 South.
Range 0 East, W.M , PARCEL NO. 10:
NW' SW'i Section IS. Township 3fl
South. Range 0 East. W.M.. aublect. now
ever, to existing easements for public
utilities and to the rights of the public
to use the boundary roads of tha area.
This summons Is served upon you pur
suant to order of tha Honorable James
Alger Fee. Judge of the above entitled
Court, made and entered herein on the
3rd day of January. ttMS. by publication
thereof for four successiva weeks in the
Herald it News, a daily newspaper of
general circulation puhllthed in the
County of Klamath. City of Klamath
Falls. State of Oregon, first publication
hereof bting made on tha 18th day of
January. IMS. Bernard H. Ramsey,
Special Assistant tn th Attorney Gen
eral, and Ernest Talk. Special Attorney.
Department of Justice, Attorneys for
Plaintiff. P. O. Addris: S25 Corbett
Building. Portland 4 Oregon.
J. 16-23-30: T. 6 No.3.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF IINAL ACCOUNT
Notice la hereby given that Ralph R.
Macartney, the duly appointed, qualified
and acllna executor of Ihe Ealate of Roie
S. Ourmcnt, deceaied, hea filed in the
crcu t Court of the Stale of Oregon,
for Klamalh County, hia final account of
his admlniatratlon and aaid Court hea
'xjd, the oih day of March, in, at
10:0(1 o clock A. M. aa the time end the
Circuit Court room as the place far
Ihe hearing and settlement of said ac
count, ....
Dated: February Rth. J013.
RALPH R. MACARTNEY.
Executor of the Enteie of Rose
S. Durment. deceased.
F. S-13-30-37 No. 33. .
SUMMONS. CIVIL, NO. 2li.Tfl. IN THE
DISTRICT COURT OK THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF ORE
GON. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Plaintiff, vs. CLARA M. COLLMAN. a
widow: ZETA E. ROBIN and JOHN ROE
ROBIN, her husband. If married; MARY
H. WILLIAMS TOWNSEND. a widow;
SALLY WILLIAMS MANNING and A
J. MANNING, wife end husband: FERD
WILLIAMS and ELSIE WILLIAMS, nut
band and wife: WILLIAM M. WILLIAMS
and ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, husband
and wile: MARY Z. WILLIAMS CASE
and THEODORE D. CASE, wife and hus
band: ROBERT B. WILLIAMS and
BERNICE WILLIAM3. husband and wife:
GEORGE L. WILLIAMS and EMMA WIL
LIAMS, husband and wife: DOROTHY
M. WILLIAMS PSnELLI-MINETTI and
JOE E. PERELLI-MINETTI. wife and
hu.band: KLAMATH COUNTY, a munic
ipal corporation and political sub
division of tha state of Oregon; The un
known heirs at law and devisees of
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE Or OREGON FOR KLAMATH
1NCTHETMATTER Of THE ESTATE OF
NELLIE L. LANCER, Deceosed.
Notice Is hereby given thai I have
been appointed Executor of the Last
Will and Testement and estate of Ne lie
L. Langer, deceased. All persons having
claims against said eslato are required
to present them, with the proper vouch
ers; to me at the office of William
Genong. 724 Main Street. Klamath rails.
Oregon, within six month! from date
hDaUd thii 30th day of January. 194J.
WILL HUMPHREY.
Executor of the above estate.
J. 30: F. S-13-20 No. 37.
Tuesday, fab. S. 1945
HERALD AND NEWS FIVE
of the above entitled Court, mode and
entered herein on the 3rd day of Jan
uary. 1645. by publication thereof for
four eucceeslva weexe In the Hereld at
News, a dally newspaper of generel cir
culation published In Ihe County of
Klamath. City of Klamath Falls. State
of Oregon, first publication hereof being
m.ide on the Ifith day of January. 11)43.
Ilernard H. Ramsey, special Assistant
to the Attorney General, and Ernesl
lalk. Special Attorney, Department of
Justice. Attorneys for Plaintiff, p. O
Address: S30 Cornell Building, Portland
4 Oregon.
J. is-ki-30; r. a No. 4.
SUMMONS. CIVIL NO. 313" IN THE
K?T. COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF ORE
gpf. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Plaintiff, VI. FRANK L. CKITWOOD. a
single mm: SILAS MlLVANEY and
JANE DOE MULVANEY. hla wife, if
married: KLAMATH COUNTY, a munic
ipal corporation and political subdlvlilnn
of the Stale of Oregon: and also all
other persons or parties unknown claim
ng or who may claim any right, title.
Interest or lien In and to tha premises
described In the Complaint on file here
in, Delendante. TO: Silas Mulvaney and
Jane Doe Mulvaney. his wife. If married;
and also all other persons or parlies un
known claim ng or who may claim any
right, title, interest or Hen In and to
the premises described In the Complaint
on file herein: IN THE NAME OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: You
end each of you are hereby required to
appear and answer the Compleint in
Condemnetlon filed against you In the
above entitled action within four weeks
from the date of the first publication of
this summons, and if you fall so to ap
pear and answer, the plaintiff, for want
thereof, will apply to the Court for the
relief prayed for In the Complaint in
Condemnation filed herein, to-wlt; That
the Court take jurisdiction of the above
causa and make and have entered all
such orders. Judgments and decrees ss
may be necessery to determine the
ownership of the hereinafter described
lands and fix the value of eald lands
and the amount of compensation to be
Kid by the plaintiff to whosoever may
adjudged to be entitled thereto, and
make and have entered such further or
ders. Judgments end decrees as may be
necessary to vest the tlUe 10 tha herein
after described lends In the United
States of America, said lande being
situate In the County of Klamath, flute
of Oregon, and mora particularly de
scribed as follows: PARCEL NO. 7:
NliNW)',, Section IS. Township 3S South
Range 0 East. W.M.. subject, however,
to existing easements for public utilities
and to the rights of the publlo to use
the boundary roads of the area. This
summons is served upon you pursuent
to order of the Honorable Jamei Alger
Fee, Judge of the above entitled Court,
made ana entered herein on the 3rd day
of January tB43. by publicaUon thereof
for four successive weeks In the Hereld
4c News, a dally newspaper of general
circulation published In the County of
Klamath. City of Klamath Falls. State
of Oregon, first publication hereof beine:
made on tha IStn day of January, 1843.
Bernard H. Ramsey. Special Assistant
to the Attorney General, and Ernest
Falk. Specie! Attorney, Department of
Justice. Attorneys for Plaintiff. P. O.
Address: 32S Corbett BuUdlng, Portland
4 Oregon.
J. 16-23-30: F. ft No. S.
SUMMONS. CIVIL NO. 337. IN THE
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF ORE
GON. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Plaintiff, vs. D. D. LISKEY and MABEL
LISKEY. husband and wife; DAVE LIS
MAiine l.tfiKFY. husband and
wife: EWAUNA BOX COMPANY, an
Oregon corporation; KLAaiam W.V ,T
TY. a municipal corporation and political
subdivision of the State of Oregon: The
unknown heirs at law and devisees ot
W. C. Bennett, deceased; and alsp all
other parUea or persons unknown, claim
ing or who may claim any right, title.
Interest or lien In and to the premises
described In the Complaint on file here
in Defendants. TO: The Unknown heirs
nw and devisees of W. C. Bennett,
deceaied. and also all other Persons or
parties unknown c aiming or who may
claim any right, title. Interest or lien in
or to the premuea described In the
Complaint on file herein: m THE
NAME OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA: You and each of you are
hereby required to appear and answer
the Complaint in Condemnation ti ed
against you in the above entitled aetlon
within four weeks from the date of the
first publication of this summons, and
If you fall so to appear and answer, the
plaintiff, for want thereof, will apply Jo
the Court for the relief prayed lor in
thi Compleint In Condemnation filed
herein, to-wlt: That the Court take
jurisdiction of the above cauae and I mako
ind have ontered all such orders.
Judgments and decrees as may ne
necissary lo determine ?nT.?r?dPf?x
J vilue of said land, and t mount
of compensation to be paid by the Plain
,i.r , whnsnever may be adjudged to
be entitled thereto, and make and have
entered such further "fders. JudgmonU
and decreea as msy be necessary to
vest the Utlo to the hereinafter de
bribed lands In the United SIS tea of
America, said lands being situate i in the
County of Klamath. State of Oregon,
and more particularly described as fol-lows-
PARCEL NO. 6: SEVs NWVs. SWIi.
ScUon 14. ToSnshlp 38 South. Range
nEast WM.. subject, however, to exist
ing easements for public utilities and to
served upon you pursuant to order of
the Honorable James Alger Fee, Judge
Part Wool
GABARDINE
SHIRTS
In brown and tan.
3-button cuffs.
2 flap pockets.
Sizes 14 to 17.
Sleeve length 32-35.
$8.95
RUDY'S
MEN'S SHOP
600 Main
Classified Ads Bring Rosults.
LITTLE LESSONS IN SPANISH
Galidad"
means
44 4 ft
quality,
like you
get
when you
order
that good
Wl imported
Tccatc
; eyi a BREWED IN
"uitTvy MANNER
TOME
BEER
Imported b Balfour, Guthrto tt Co.. Ltd
, San Francisco CaHf.
WHITE
HANDKERCHIEFS
OREGON WOOLEN STORE
Main and 8th
Just Received
ALL-ELASTIC
SUSPENDERS
Dress suspenders by HIckok.
And heavy police work type.
$1 and $1.50
DREW'S MANSTORE
733 Main St.
The Loyal Order of Moose h
Starting a Band and Orchestra
Any member who wants to get in either one,
please call 8454, or leave name at the Mooie
Hall, on or before February 8th.
CAl-OM I a ICAL'ORE
NiaHWAV TfOUTrt HtfaHWAV T SOUTH
CAL-ORE
IS
NOW
o OPEN
At 6 P. M. Every Day
Except Monday
. . ' With
ABBY GREEN
And Hli S-Plece Orchestra '
CAL-ORE I o ICfll-OM
aTAVfRi.isa w caTAVncsa
MieHWAV SOUTM MleMWAV SOOTH
IT'S ALL OVER!
Pardon me, lady, but
don't let that wound
ed fighting man suf
fering in an evacua
tion hospital hear
you say "It's all
over" ... he, more
than anyone else,
knows this war is far
from won. And he's
counting on you to
help him back to
health. Will your
conscience allow you
to deny his plea?
Women between the ages of 20 and 49 are urgent,
ly needed in the Women's Army Corps to serve as
medical' and surgical technicians with the Army
Medical Department. If you have not had previous
medical training the- Army will provide special
schooling if you can qualify.
Don't Delay -- Act Today
WAC RECRUITING STATION
Poit Office Building
Klamath Fells, Ore.
Please send me complete information on the
Women's Army Corps
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ADDRESS Phone..
CITY STATE .....
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