II SERVICE
POSITIONS OPEN
I nft tltTilrlrliirl
itLurkcr at tho UmiillHu
K lo Wllllum M. Wli:
labor recruiter,
nilloii hancllurs und lubnr
..lll..iillv nM(M fnr
lent civil service posl
it Ordnance now, Wilson
'a He will o avulliiblo (or
ieW i.t Uio United StntNi
iSnt office of Klnmuth
a. v n - i
Eh. 28. . . ... .
JLjm for laborers Blurt ai
i'le to $2(182.80 nor your;
...iilnn handlers at
In SB to $2737.04 per year.
r . ... fnr worken lire
lihcd ut very reasonable
I ' .t.i. ..ma Iwn llllrl thri'n.
SAnm limncs ior murnca
I00"1 ...wl HnrmltnrlpH fur
f. workers. Homo; may be
(urnlnliccl or unfurnished,
I ire C("ippea wim umuii ic
uemtois nnd stoves. Fuel
. ii.... Ih mil lncliiilnd In
L but may oe obluincd
Eufh Federal Iiouslnu.
I j(jr nui'Kcry is opcinica ior
Ell chiKire" ironi mo iu icu
, Inclusive, thus onnbllnK
hr to help In war work.
i. u rAfllmii'iint m
orv and meal market
f' ..IM - nil ..,IIMn
f. i iLiuiinn ft vniir wnrlr
K'2iT.-.,i mii nnnlv In W 1.
i hero ut tho U. S. employ-
Ft OIIICO Ol 1'l-liuiv iu hut
, section, clvlllun person
division, building TB2. Umn.
ordnance ui'put, uiuhuhh..
iUS ALL-GIRL
ID COMING HERE
According to Munagcr "Daldy"
Lm of the armory dunces, an
Isual trcut it In store for
math duncers on Wednesday,
il 4, when Ada Leonard and
"All-American Olrl Orch
i" will Brrlve here to plsy
fiMilKlu engugemcni.
Itcn referred to us "bcautl
I. .nrl tnn " Ml..
I (II 1UI1II u.-, '""
bnird und her 16 ulrls have
kn featured at leading night
bit, hotels, theatres and ball
(mi all over tho country, as
!! u on tho major radio net
rki. With her orchestra, Miss
fcmrd holds the distinction
being the only all-girl band
pity at the Trianon und Are
L Chicago's wonder ball-
km.
Xhli band Is not only lovely
look at, but its musical
pity places It on a par
to leading Dig-name bands,
I from on entertainment
pdpolnt, Miss Leonard puts
la snow thai nus mnnc ncr
lustra one of the leading box
let attractions in the enter
fcment world.
Cue to national midnight cur-
i, dancing will start at a
m. and continue until 11:45.
krs to the- armory will be
n promptly at 7:30. .
'omen Hold Up
gislative Meet
PORTLAND. March 26 fP)
jtlie 1045 legislative session
est In Oregon history was
fayed because so many women
re jammed into the house and
fate, C. C. Chapman, editor of
urogon voter, declared.
Every time a member wanted
iconfer he had to crawl over
he woman's legs or talk across
wife's Iod." ho cracked at
tity club meeting. Most leg-
nors nad a secretary on one
E and n wife on tho other.
said.
I-hapmon warned that women
1 above men out of the legls
ve chambers one of these
i If the situation gets worse.
irtland Papers
crease Price
'ORTLAND, March 26 P)
'Hand's two dully newspapers
'o announced an incrcaso in
r subscription, price. '
'ho Orcgonlnn and the Jour
announced that they will
"Bp 25 cents more monthly,
r've April 1. Tho Sunday
f will be 13 cents.
The War
At a Glance
Bv Tha Asioclatad Press
i,teKih ' llvc, ,rom ",,i,ic
bridgehead, slice through
C.erniaii defeimes; tanks tnke
r1H " rlvc-J'rldge at Aschaf-
ni nUr?,' 235 ml,e uuthwcst
oi Merlin.
Huiil.n fronlt Two niWKian
Mi my grouiw battle tliri)iigh
wes or,, hunKary, n(.lirinK
- Austria; Qermuns report now
offensive In Slovakia, heavy
fighting cast of Berlin.
actions"" r0nl' Shalp putl'01
Paciile tronti Tokyo reports
Americans nttcniptlnK inva
sion of Okinawa group in
Ryukyu island chain 325
miles south of Japanese home
land; U. S. bombers wrecked
JKit Formosa hydroelectric
BY LOGGING MEN
SPOKANE, March 20 mi An
agreement on piece work rales
was renetipH Uu nnn....
Mi7 ..... mnui i"K
glng operators mooting hero Sal-
ivniicr u. uurharn, wage
Mablllatlnn director of the war
labor board, announced. The
operators were unable to formu
late hourly rales.
Their agreement, Diuiinm
said, will be considered by the
WCSt COII.tt ilimhnc r.r...iunn
which will make the final deci
sion on wage scales.
Some 70 representatives of
the logging Industry from cast
orn Washington, northern Idaho
and western Montana attended.
Oregon to Enter
Drive on Cancer
PORTLAND, March 26 (Ar)
Oregon will enter the nation
wide $5,000,000 cancer control
drive on a county-by-county
basis, David B. Simpson, state
campaign manager, said today.
Tho state has a quota of $65,
000 to be raised April 16-30,
Simpson said.
Gas on Stomach
4 to I MttWtM w 4mU rr MO.rT.Kk
WTito ura (tMOMli fld (uii ruinful, tmTorit
tnc rn. (our ilnnikch n h ml burn, tloctora uiutllr
piMrrth ih rMtMt.Bftlnf mIlrtn Imnwn for
Mwwom.ilo rtlitf-mllrlM WU l how in lilltne
TibWlL No laiktlr. nll-ani brlnii rotntvt In
JuryernturnbetUt to m far double mmtr bick. Me.
Monday, March 28, 1945
REPORTED HERE
S. I? nnlnlnni. JBIO
man, filed a report in the sheis
in ouice Saturday advising
oi mi occiacni on tne Merrill
road Friday morning when Bsl
siucr fainted it lh mhulnl
his car. struck a Union Oil'
trilflc nnf.rulnrl U HjVoIa ' Y3 '
sler, and ran Into the (ditch?
' - iiijui ivs,aitliuull
U nilSKPniini In Ihn n!BMH
suhercd from shock. .
nnd SSgt. Arthur W.. Field?
mlnr. f'fi n r'amr. ai.ii.i.im-
wcrc Involved in a crash at the
j.een crccK bridge on highway
U8 at 10:30 a. m. Friday. Bing-'
man's report said his truck and
trailer were jackknlfed across
the roud and Fieldmior struck
the truck as he skidded oh the
icy pavement. . i. ;.?:.;
Another nrnlrlnf waf vmavI;
ed by Cecil V. Jennings, 477H
ivu, wucn an unincnuiiea car
traveling on the wrong side ol
the street struck the Jennings
car Fririav. mnrnintf at lunru1
und Alva. ' A
Hoy Hoover, Malln, hit a f
pump at the Roilln Thompson,
station on Shasta way, three,
miles south of Klamath ' Falls;
Wednesday, . doing damage up.
ho intended paying all dam'
ages.
Cecil Green Sr., 473 1,S. 6th,
reported his car - was struck
while turning into his driveway!
1 Vj miles south of , Klamath
Fulls on highway 66, at 3 p. m;
lust Saturday. Driver of - the
other car was given- as:.G,'.MV
Sherwood, Bonanza. ' A ; '
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich.-
Enterprise gears of Detroit, set
world record of 2898 for three
games in women's bowling tour
nament competition. "
Every Day Is
SOMEBODY'S
BIRTHDAY!:
W Sptcialii In " "
Gifts For Him
RUDY'S
600 Main . .
Ladies'
WORK SLACKS
Ladies' Ltathsr Gloves
OREGON WOOLEN
- Main at 8th
Farm Master
4 A
CHICKS
17
c .
Es.
In lots of 100 -
New Hamps, Rocks, R. Rtds.
3A Grid 15c Ea,
PULLETS
Place your orders now for future da
livery for Hoavy Breads or Leghorns.
Sears Farm Store
WIS! Do you
suffer from,
Nervous
Tension
"CERTAIN DAYS" af tha month
? ? ? ?
lonclionnl porlotlio rtlsturbiinces
" W fori so nervous, Jittery, hlnh-
J-S!nl,t tired t such tlmm?
"on t -delay try this Brent mll-ta.-J1
1 E- Plnshsm's Vesetable
. raund to reliove uch symptoms.
"'P NATURE I
I tal1?.' Compound Is famom not
! 2.Zf""v" "lor rnonthly psln but
I TJS'npanylnR nervous. renMNS,
ilJil"!1.''! ot 'hi" nsturs. Taken
i3!''t helps build up reaUtanca
' tosSi very """
oiihJ?nd "tomsohlo tonlol Follow
flQlrCOtlonH. nu .rfn.tf
I'm filling up
now while I
can GET
We are glad to announce that we are now aet- .
ting in more coal than i. needed to meef Li.
rationing requirements.
We strongly advise that you start building up
your own stock pile now! This flow of coal '.
might be cut off at any time. A general coal . . ,
itrike i threatened for April 1st! ,
Prepare to Keep Warm, Now I
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Peyton & 6o
tr ii..L.. "COAL TO BURN" Phone 514?:
915 Market
t ere
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