RM QUOTAS
WORKERS FOR
IliLISTED
1t.s In the Till War Loan
U0" with 29 or more
iVl or I" "" 111,nofi iiilH
1W. ".i- HMslon Is
; ihe normancnt chairman
lcf f torlc Mack. Following
fl5t In H' r-lcr of ires.
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rt . awhrowh. American Po com.
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ni.on, Bly toisln. Hl.nn.
,f, PH.3ir." Dr."...n C.hoon.
iiutr-riinton. California Oregon
:,r;.f.T K'll.r. Ce.cade Laundry.
Lim Montis, cnilonuin l-umber.
fj'rmotr. Pr." Mill". Bly. '
Ilim Ainiriui " '
Km' iS",ni ll,n',on i""''
Si, piSiinT .V?,!"-
,SW ' Ollchrlsl. Ollchrltt Timber.
!l ..mn and J. K. Calder, Greet
b Aafl"'
I'uirki HllliM. hoanltel. SIWSO
warrant
i rwi"' K,rn' mpi,m,i,i.
L. cur, Ks.ierson Lumber, M,
iu Strnir). Klamath Billiards,
Kid AiMv, Klamath eeunly
E'tJilJ Niwion. Klemelh county
hit siacxmer. i.j v. ...........
WSHI, riam" .....
Dilcour, Klamath falla cream
P1V. u..iin. aiaTfi.
b cirlM, Klamalh In d Ion
fa Oallowar. Klamath Iran Wo,)ia.
.. rim Klamalh Machlnt and
1,11,,, ,1(100
kcCltllaitd. rusmsin swe m-miw-
Id Lamb, Klamalh T h a a I , a i,
Pim, Urana company. 310.
Miltman. --oa- nivwr
Bhoi. Dirk B. Millar. 40.
Gl Bi7 Of Rigits Termed
'Fraud1 By DAV Official
rHICAflfY Mnv in im a
official of tho disabled American
veterans! said torloy that the Gl
bill of rlulits "In the biggest
fraud over thrust upon the Amor
lean public and the American
voteran."
Copt. Clcoro Hogan of Cin
cinnati, assistant notional ad
jutant of the DAV, told In fin In
terview, "there is more mlsln
formation handed out regarding
veterans' laws and benefit than
on any other subject known, ex
cept the Income tax."
dipt. Hogan made his re
marks preceding his talk to the
national association of personnel
directors, which sponsored a con
ference on assisting voterans and
war workers on problems of cur.
rent and post-v.J Day Job so
loctlnn. "The Gl bill guarantees a
$4000 loan to tho veteran, $2000
of It guurontced by the. federal
government," ho sold. "Tho
veterans' administration wrote
into tho bill a list of quallflca
Hons which so emasculated it
mat j have yet to sea an Amer
ican veteran who has been sue
ccnsrui in obtaining a loan on
his homo.
"If a veteran can meet the re.
(lulrcmcnts of the veterans' ad'
ministration, he can get a loan
whether lie ever wore a uniform
or not. The 20 pages of rrgula
Hons effectively bar easily 00
per cent of the loan applicant,
and I defv nnv banker or loan
agent to meet the requirements
unci sun moke a living."
Hogan estimated that approxi
mutely 800,000 disabled men
have returned to civilian lifo in
this war.
Una Haywbrlh. Montfomary Ward,
SMID.fB.
..KVPr Mo,'' Mo'-' ,nd v,n D1".
I. J. Olion. J. J. Nawharrv. Minus.
IiSm"' Dannlnl, Tactile Supuly Co-Op,
Hoh,t A. Mltchall. Pallran Bay Lum
bar. a4.ftou.
Iltxlj.r Ollbari. J. C. Pannay, iijiu.
J. B. Contn, Paclf, Tal. it Tel., $.1,100.
.Tad II tlaavaa. Saltway aiurai,
$4487.50.
Bonald flahar, 8aa,a Itoabuck.
92402 so,
Mlrhaal Thalaan, Link Blvar Lbr.,
0700.
Unyd Rowland, B. L. Smith Lumbar,
IA02S,
w. C. lluihti, South.rn Pacific,
II20.0O0.
nrt rarrla, luparlor Troy Laundry,
llfloo.
A. D. Colllar, Swan Laka Mouldlns,
II442.T.1.
Charlta H Mark. Wyarhlunr, 1101,-
L. A. Campball, T. W, Woolworth.
40.7S.
Glaze Mill Blast
Demolishes Building
TACOMA, May 18 (IP) An
explosion in a glaze mill making
black powder at DuPonl, 15
miles southwest of here, demol
ished the building at 7:35 a. m.
today, K. T. Beers, manager of
E. 1. DuPont DcNcmoura and
compony'a plant, announced.
Possibility that one man lost
his life In the building was being
checked, he sold. The mon nor
mally would have been the only
employe in the building at tho
time. Beers sold. He estimated
the damage at about $10,000.
Banker Raps State
Record In Mental
Care
PORTLAND. May 18 m
Oregon's record in care of Its
mentally ill was rapped by E.
MacNaughton, Portlatnd banker
and civic leader, before tho
Oregon Mental Hygiene society
ncre.
He declared only three stales
spend less per mentally ill nor
sons. Ho put Oregon's figure at
$183, slightly higher during the
war, against a shoo national
averoge. Wisconsin's high is
$S7Z.
MncNiiushton said 1811 pa
llrnls were admitted to the
states hosmtnl last biennium
but that only 07 were discharged
ona only zoii improved, "a low
er rote than for better hospitals."
Ho blamed lack of facilities, ap.
propriatlons and personnel.
If its a "frozen" article you
need, advertise for a used one
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LAKE ASSURED OP
E
LAKEVJEW Lake colinly
has boon virtually assured of the
Goose lake drainage project,
when tho U. S. bureau of recla
mation sent word to County
Judge J. H. Hcckman that It
would match county and state
monies with an equal amount of
federal money. This makes $18,
000 to be used in the surveying
of streams, drilling of dam sites
and other necessary work to
control tho streams In the
valley.
According to the bureau, field
surveys will be conducted this
summer and fall, but the actual
drllllni; of dam sites cannot be
undertaken until 1046.
After the surveys are com
pleted, estimates of tho actual
amount of construction and
work to be dono to control the
valley streams and flood waters
will bo made, and the biggest
portion of this work will be car
ried out as a postwar project.
This controlling of tho waters
will be a big boon for ranchers
and farmers, as the early spring
run-off can be held back and
stored for irrigation purposes to
be used when tile moisture is
needed. This would also mean
that more marginal land around
Goose lake could be reclaimed
and put to pasture.
REALLY HAD TROUBLE
OPAL. Wyo May 16 (IP)
While Alox Beragnolli was mak
ing an adjustment on it, his car
caught fire. A gunny sack used
to beat the flames ignited. Alex
threw the sack away and it
landed on a five-gallon can of
gasoline. The can exploded and
Beragnolli's clothing ignitod
from the flaming gasoline.
A paaserby then extinguished
the flames with a fire extinguisher.
But Thera Wer Two
Water Buffaloes
EUGENE, May 16 (IP) The
desk sergeant pictured an
other drunk when a voice
said over the telephone:
"Come and help that man
in my front yard move his
two water buffaloes."
But it wasn't so. An animal
trainer had lost his vay back
to circus train.
Building Of 60
Homes Authorized
ASTORIA, May 16 VP) The
national housing agency has au
thorized building of 60 private
homes here, partially for use of
fishermen and cannery workers,
the chamber of commerce said
today.
Forty homes will be for sale
and 20 for rent or owner oc
cupancy. Maximum sale price
will be $7500 and rent celling
$55 monthly.
Poor Digestion? 3 5
Headachy? Da
Sour er Upset?
Tired-Listless? aa
Do you fee! hsadaehy nd upset due to
poorly digeatod food? To feel cheerful
and happy sgaln your food muit bo
dJieaUd properly. ,.
tachday.Naturemuitproduceabout
two pinta of a vital ditestlva julra to
help dljmt your food. If Nsture fails,
your food may rerasln undietd
leaving you headachy end Irritable.
Therefore, you muet increase the flow
of tbi dijeetiv Juice. Carter's Little
Liver Pilla increase this flow quickly
often Id a little as 80 minutes. And,
you're on tho road to feeling better.
Dont depend on artificial aldi to
counteract indigestion when Carter's
Little Liver Pills aid digestion after Na
ture's own order. Take Carter's Llttl
Liver Pills its directed. Cot tblS) at any
drugstore. Only 26.
No Defense Adequate
Against V-2 Bombs
SEATTLE. May 16 (7P Al
though allied forces had the
original v-1 flying bomb "whip
ped," Rene MacColl. director of
the press and radio division of
the British information services
in New York, said last night "we
had no adequate defense against
tne v-zs.
If the European invasion had
not come when it did, he added,
"I don't see how a single city in
the British Isles could have sur
vived." "Death was really stalking
the streets. Five or six times a
night you'd hear a tremendous
explosion as one of the bombs
hit, followed a few seconds later
by a second report when the
charge detonated. Then, possibly
30 seconds afterward, you'd hear
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Another thrilling, story f
railroads and railroad
mtnl
TONIGHT 8:00
KFJI
I Southern Pacific's
'MAIN LINE
WediMsdar. May lt4S
HERALD AMD NEWS
IEVIW
a 'whoosh,' caused by the fact
that the bomb had outstripped
the sound of its own passage."
Hospital Trains To
Transfer Patients
TACOMA, May 16 (P) Two
17-coach hospital train units are
en route to Madigan medical
center here to transfer patlanta
to other general hospital nearer
their homes, Col. W. C. Jenkins,
commanding officer, dticloaad
yesterday.
Sufficient personnel to pre'
vide one nurse for evtry ear, a
doctor for every two cars and
four attendants per ear will man
the units.
Asseilna" waterproof ceouftt
paint seals saoistare pat of
damp walb. Bond ex bond
Trills fh will scaling tiny '
cracks and pores. Easy to)
pprf nn Oman or spray..
Dry P that leaky base
mentat low cost.'
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GENERAL
MOTORS
From those who have served
theircountryonfar-off fields
of combat, we have now
received the first priceless
gift of Victory ; ; : and with
this Victory a challenge!
For from these men who have sacrificed
so much and from the other millions
who have backed their efforts by carryiog
on so effectively their appointed tasks at '
borne comes the demand that total vie- -.
tory and final peace, through triumph over
Japan, shall bring them the opportunities
for which they fought and worked the
opportunities to live, progress and prosper. r
Here is a challenge to us all a challenge
to see to It that the road ta realization
of these natural human ambitions runs
smooth and straight. .
We of General Motors believe that what T
Is good for our country and our country-
men is good for General Motors; and that X
there are time-tried and unfailing guides -
upon which Americans can depend.
They can be described In terms of cer- -tain
simple "articles of faith":
Faith in America and in America's
future a future of expanding, useful pro
ductivity, and ever higher standards of
living.
Faith in the rightness and benefits of
individual freedom and individual enter
prise. Faith in the principle that there can be
no rights without responsibilities no
privileges to enjoy without duties to
perform. i-
Faith in work, as the forerunner of
reward in incentive, as the kindling
spark of productive energy in opportu-.
nity to serve a need, as the first requirement
to provide a job. '
Faith in the American way of doing
things, by which each person, each organi
tation, each Industry, each business must .
rake its place and be granted that place "
according to ability and capacity in one j..
great, coordinated, inter-geared system of v
living, working and contributing to the
national welfare. .
Faith in America's progressive instinct
and in the things which serve it science,
research, engineering, technical knowl
edge and skill.
Faith in the rights of great and small
alike and of the importance of each in a
free, peaceful and productive nation: -.j
Before us lies one immediate, definite
task more important than all others to
defeat Japan. t
With the first big obstacle to final
victory removed it is not too soon, we
think, to face the challenge of that peace
which our fighting men will have won to
dearly. '
We believe the principles which we
have stated are those with which the chal
lenge must be met. " '-'ry.rz '
. We believe that if we follow these prin
ciples with stout hearts and willing
hands America's future will inevitably
bring better things for more people. ' '
GENERAL MOTORS
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