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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1945)
V.i Christmas Glitter Paraphernalia Returns To Klamath Stores r By JOY BIGGS Lights aro going on U over the world, and will twinkle again on Klamath Falls Christ mas trees this year. Shophounds will find certain favored types of baubles and glitter for holiday decoration in local shops for the first time since Pearl Harbor. There isn't much. But at least few of the old rusty ornaments can be replaced by new tinsel and icicles. Merchants have reason to expect strings of Christmas tree lights and extra screw-in bulbs in small ship ments. Gift shops are showing for the first time since before the war, musical churches and sleighs with reindeer, that play "Silent Night" and "Jingle Bells." Bright candles from pencil to pillar sire, and of various shapes Including pine cones, Santa Clauses and angels, are on hand too, The five-and-dime stores have a supply of paper wreathes and trees of various sizes in red and green; "angel hair," snow and icicles, and ropes of celophane garlands. , Colored plastic and glass balls, mesh and celophane stockings, both empty and filled; fire-proof cotton for making bells over lights, bright poinsettias of chenille are also available. Hard candy and candy canes may be had this year too but paper table decorations includ ing holiday napkins and covers, bonbons and place cards, are still very scarce. Halsey Gives Up 3rd Fleet Command LONG BEACH. Calif.. Nov. 23 IP) At 63 Admiral William F. (Bull) Halsey, a sturdy sailor who served his country for 45 years, has relinquished com mand of the third fleet. His blue-four starred flag was hauled down from the main truck of his flagship, the battle ship South Dakota, in colorful ceremonies yesterday as the ad miral released command of the fleet that so readily steamed along the Japanese coast and poured thousands of tons of damage on the enemy. , Halsey's voice trembled a lit tle and his eyes misted as he spoke briefly before the two starred flag of ' his successor. Rear Admiral Howard F. King man, replaced his. " MRS. PYLE DIES ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Nov. 23 Mrs. Ernie Pyle, widow of the famed war correspondent, often referred to as 'That Girl'' in his column, died at 7:30 a. m., today. Stxomberg - Carlson Radios, Darby's Music Co. From Tojo To Twins A Oregon Wages Hit New High SALEM, Nov. 23 (!P) Ore gon workers earned bigger wages last year than In any other year in history, the state unempl oymcnt compensation commission said today in a sur vey of war wages. The average wage in 1944 of persons working throughout the year was $2511, compared with $2391 in 1943, and $1632 in 1942. The average last year for shipyard workers was $3004, Lieut. Rebecca Schmidt (right), who helped nurse Gen. Hidekl Tojo back to health after ha had attempted suicide by shooting himself, turns to a new type of nursing in the Baltimore home of her sister, Mrs. Catherine Cadotte. Here they are bathing the Cadotte twins. (AP Wirephoto). American consumers spent al most seven. billion dollars more for goods and services in 1944 than in 1943. Make it an ALASKA CHRISTMAS Here's the Christmas lift rerybedr will enjoy. ALASKA LIFE MAGAZINE, published monthly; packed cover with stories, articles and picture of Alaska, as It is today. One year subscription. 13 thrilling issues Alaska Life's bis! 193 pan book of minute Pictures of Industries, cities, scenery, people, travel JM ANNUAL PICTORIAL. Information. 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