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ft RIGHTS FOR ALL VETS WIN BILL ItfASHINOTON. March 2 (!') voicn.ii t I''" P0"1 fff. .T.i.1 i.nvo the snmo prlvl- I ,. Ihe "GI 1)11 of (. ?.",d;ayS Hep. Ellsworth lire.). liuworlh' Ims liilrociuccn 8 PsXr. u,.i..iiiiis 10 years to lv ' f- ..i.ri.u lii n itovorn- iin ,i.i. ,-iulit under llio it '! ' in,!,, two vonm ....... ,,flur tho wur E,flta nyov.nt not more fc1" nftor tho war. !? mlil llio house tho present lo loU,,.V .. rln from tho Llts of tli't Provll,1lu" 'J""1 ...mi iii service oftor wTr or wh" 8t',vcd ln Ul VT'lSid tho house. i ho 'rlKl't "f ' veteran, lis c l liy llio coiKtrewi. to bor- ,g m'y ul hnvu "i"1 l01": r.S I by the Kovdrnmonl Tol tlic benefit ronultlitK ",wh,, fi'rvK'o in this wnr, Is Id Jlil ' """'" untl .th,,t Z full provision of tho bill. not want lo mo the loun fjfruu! lw allow th. full vcon for some volorans and v (no or two yoars, or no irs for other.' . jrthwest May Be indicapped, Says nneville Official ,08 ANGK1.ES, March. 2 m rupoclullziillcjii In certain iluctlon, particularly alum Zmy Iwnclleop tho Pacific Ihwcst In lb" postwar period, arw W. M. Wood, admmlstra lulslunt atthe Bonnovlllo cr project at Portland, Ore. he end of tho war will find Inorlnwoat wiin a ureimy in Ysii Industrial plant capacity, Ich mu.it oo nuiizoa wie Ion Ij lo escape depression. Id told the Institute of nomlcj sntl iinnnco av ut mlal college yesterday, ihiininnirt nrnductlon mnv be ftinucd of magnesium, car. k, lerro . alloys ana mciai lical cokes, a well as fclnum, many plants might be convened 10 mo use oi timber Industry, ho , sug- bd. iw Commemorative bmp Issue Slated new stamp of tho com- loratlvo scries will be Issued lie public, for salo In Wash Ion, D. C. on March 3, accord- he Information from tho local onicc. will be availablo hero on or re; March 10. he new three-cent slamD will fcurplo or lavondar, as those Maine scries and will bo the sue, that of tho special de fy stamp, M r fa one hundredth nnnlvors lof Florida hs a stato will bo Jcledon the now commcmorn- inmp. COAL i is the: . ANSWER Htsilng Problems f SHU Crltleal'. But ' PEYTON f Keep You Buppll.d coal If, you do thlsi t ui know a week be- you need coal. u make bulk de- to conserve man-Power, GREEN SLABS .12-in. Fir ; Now (Available f for Immediate "ouvery lOidefc 4tew i a Co. I'kot 20 2R (conlr.) 32 , Character Actor HORIZONTAL 1.6 Plcturnd character actor ID Before' 11 Manufactured article 13 Bine , M Dry, as wine 18 Great Lake IflKnemy ugent 17 Scatter 10 Domesticated animal 21 Centurv . nlnnl22 Beholdl 4 iuii snecis 20 Oak socd 27 Let In 20 Street (nb.) .'10 Therefore 31 Dealt of burden 35 Mature 38 Stone 30 Smell 40 lirlght color 42 'morlcnn Annwrr fo Pr.vlmm IiihI. Era 3 Section of battlefield 4 Was Indebted 0 Aurlclo oriolnln 7 Kelaxcd 8 Short sleep 9 Pigpen 12 Ithode Island (nb.) 18 Even 'id A 21 Ho Is a movie 33 lis I I IpUJ J ULJI- K 1LJO SI 24 Forenoon (nb.) 23 Hoarder Kind of tree 37 Italian river 2000 pounds 41 Indentation International 42 Pertaining to Innguiigc wings Ho Is a state 43 Often (poetic) and 44 Horn performer 40 Six (rtomnn) , I'lcco out 47 Interest (ob.) Pole 40 Feline Principles SO Attempt humnrlit 43 Individual 45 Wicked 48 Perform SI Chnrge B2 Girl's name 53 Gibbon 54 Doctrine 55 Trustworthy VERTICAL 1 Things tLatln) 'MM lM I5 LI6 I ' I8 P in" ii 15P " ' 14 MiT Hit " ua rr fir -pEir&f jrpr t-r fJtr& IW Hb " W'W 51 1 LLU"UXik Flashes of Life COINCIDENCE HAYS, Kas., March 2 (!') A Hays first grader hurried to tho teacher's desk to show her his billfold, his most prized pos session. Inside the teacher found -the filclure of a criminal wanted by ho government. . "Who's this?" sho asked. "Well, that Isn't daddy," came the reply, "but It looks just like him so I tell cvoryono it is." TOUGHIE CHICAGO, March 2-m When a gunman prodded him in the back and said "Stlckup," Ben Miller, 45. a machinist, dis regarded the threat, continued on his way to moot hi" wife. At homo ho felt a i 4 i In his back and examination diseased a bullat had grazed his back. Police removed him to a hospi tal where further examination revealed he hud been shot by a .22 caliber bullet. The wound was dressed and Miller returned homo and went to bed. BURGLARS DENVER. March 2 (P) Toy Kuykcndal was peacefully wash ing ice cream cans in a drug store basement when ho hap pened to Klanco over his shoul der. A man in a dim corner was staring at him. Toy sped upstairs and called police. InvostiKntlnc nntrolmcn found a lifc-sizo cardboard man propped up behind a pilo of DOXCS. WHAT CAUSES EPILEPSY? A booklet containing tht oplnlom of fa. moul doctor! on Ihti Inlnrtfting lubioct will bo lonl FIEF, whllt Ihoy toil, lo ony nodtr willing to tht Educational OMllon. JB5 Fifth Ave., NcwYork, N.Y.. Otrjl. C Hot OREGON CALLS DECLINE, REPORTS IA PORTLAND, March 2 UP) Calls for Oregon hops declined last month, the war food admin istration (WFA) said today. Reporting a scant demand for long-term contracts, the WFA said brewers were doubtful of needs because of favorable wnr developments and the 12 nor cont cut in .'malt allotments which began yesterday. .; The few small deals comnlet- cd during tho month set mini mum puces io growers oi 04 cents ln 1045; 50 cents for 1046; 54 cents for 1947. The rates are based on seeded hops with 8 per cent leaves and stems, and apply provided ceiling prices are not in effect. . Trade reports Indicated Ore gon hop yards in good average condition, although some grow ers predicted increased insect in festation because of the mild winter. Ample supplies of dust ing materials, however, are ex pected to bo available this sea son. . Man. Found Drowned In YMCA Swim Pool SALEM, March 2 (P) George E. CadWcll, 22, was found drowned yesterday in the YMCA swimming pool. YMCA officials said they could find no one who saw Cad well enter the pool. He was not a. member of the organization, and could not swim. His clothes were found beside the pool. The pool was closed at the time. .... By JUANITA SHINN Joe Peak, director of athletics in KUHS, introduced each of the three basketball coaches at i;n assembly for the presenta tion of athletic awards this morning. Each coach in turn made the pres entations for h 1 s respective team. Paul Deller, frosh coach, presented the "48" numerals lo the 13 members- of his squad, while Paul Angstead Wildcat coach, awarded his 13 bpys the small letter "K." On Marble Cook's Pelican squad are one freshman, three sopho mores, three juniors, and two seniors. Each of these boys and the two managers received their letters.- ;, Jim Palmer,' a member of last year's Pelican squad pre sented -the first place conference trophy won by that squad last year to the student body presi dent, Bob McLean, to be placed ln the trophy case.- - , Last year's team tied with Ashland for the award. - . Bud Biehn, Pelican captain succeeding Bob Perkins, pre; scnted the third place district trophy which the team recently won in the district meet In Ashi land to Bob McLean, also - An all-school dance is heintr planned by the social committee for some time in March. Student body tickets or 10 cents will EVENING CLASSE Monday and Thursday From 7:00 to 9:30 P. M. Bookkeeping Typing Spelling shorthand (both Thomas Natural and Gregg) . Office Machines KLAMATH BUSINESS COLLEGE 733 Pine St. Corner of 8th Phone 4760 V VJ 1 VW Located at 602 MAIN ST. Next to Rudy's Men's Shop SHOES -- Every pair without stamps -SPORTSWEAR HOSIERY LINGERIE Hosiery Reg. 69c Bareleg,: runproof. While they last Elastic-top briefs.' Better hurry! ...... r- Every Pair of Shoes DRESSES -- SKIRTS SWEATERS BLOUSES In the Store NON-RATIONED Buy Them v . Without a Stamp! Tour Every Need ''At.::':---':'':''--. ANNEX : 602 Main Next to Rudy's Men's Shop. LECTURER NAMED : FOH CLASSES HERE ' Lecturer for the two classes on the current political situation in Latin America for the recent ly inaugurated class on "South America" in Klamath Falls will be Senor Americo Usandivaras, a native of Lima, Peru, it has been announced by Dr. Henry D. Stevens, assistant director of the general extension division of the state system of higher education. . Senor Usandivaras will appear in Klamath Falls on March 12 and 13, . meeting the class at 7:15 p. ,m. To be in Oregon during the entire month of March, Senor Usandivaras has been sent by the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs office in Washing ton, D. C, in cooperation with the state system of higher edu cation. . ! He will also lecture in Eu gene, Portland, Ashland, Rose burg, Coos Bay, Tillamook, As toria and probably in Salem, Albany Corvallis. CALL AGAIN. PLEASE MIAMI, Fla., March 2 m A substitute machine was rushed over from, a repair shop when the cash register at the police traffic bureau went on the blink. . . .To violators paying traffic fines the machine shelled out receipts reading: "We appreci ate your patronage. Thank you." admit, since it is to be a student body function. Arrangements will be made so that the bus students will have a chance to dance for a while before their buses leave. Cap and gown measurements for those graduating this spring will begin sometime next week. -Thev will atfain be handled in the various senior homerooms. I Friday. March 2, 1845 HERALD AND NEWS THRE3 Mineral Entry Eyed In Land Grants WASHINGTON, March 2 (IP) Two million acres of land ln Oregon included in the Oregon California grant and the Coos Bay road grant should be re opened to mineral entry, says Rep. Angell (R-Ore). Angcll inserted a memorial by the Oregon legislature in the Congressional Record and urged the house to give "careful and favorable consideration," to a bill by Senator Cordon (R-Ore,) to accomplish this purpose. Angell said Interior Secretary Ickes holds that the law passed in 1937 placing the forests on a perpetual yield basis has, by im plication, closed the former grant lands to mineral entry. ; , CONFISCATE COFFINS STOCKHOLM, March- 2 VP) ' The German 'government has confiscated all availablo coffins in the Berlin area and none is available to civilians except by special permit, the Berlin corrcs. pondent - of the Swedish news paper Dagen3 Nyheter said to day.. .- J Pimples Disappeared Over Night Yes, It Is true, thre 1b iaf harm Jens medicated JWiuhi called Klcurex that dries up plmpleH over night. Many report that they had a red nora pimply face. one night and surprised their friends the next day with a clear complexion. There fs no risk. The first application must convince you or you Ret your money bock. Only 50c. Join tho happy Kloerex users who are no longer embarrassed with unsightly pimples, Sold and recommended by . . 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