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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1947)
Share In Drafting German Treaty Asked By Italians 5 LONDON, Jan. 80 Italy kcd today for a share in the writing o the German peace treaty. ... The Italian nation, which aided first with Germany and lhen the allies In six years of war, said the request was moral ly justified by "contributions to the victory of the United Rations." , , Ambassador Nlcolo Carandim, Italian representative in London, fentered the plea in a note to the Big Four deputy foreign min liters, who are deliberating here on German treaty problems. American sources said the Jiote was likely to receive favor- Flight Pay Probe Slated WASHINGTON, Jan. 30 (JP) The house appropriations com JriiUee, looking for ways to save Brmy funds, called today for a look at the number of officers who receive flight pay. j Rep. Engel (R-Mich.l, chair rnan of the sub-committee han dling army appropriations, told reporters he has requested the War department to furnish de tails on the actual status of all 'flying officers" above the rank Of major. : Many officers receiving the 50 per cent extra pay "are not en titled to it," Engel said. He estimated that 70 per cent of ir corps officers now receive tlie flight bonus. J "I'm not opposed to paying flying time to those who are en titled to it," he said, "but I don't see any reason for giving it to men not on actual flying status and who will never be back on that status." Deputy Revenue Collectors Visit Deputy revenue collectors Vill visit the following Klam ath county towns on the stated dates for the purpose of aiding Jpersons with their income taxes. ; Klamath Falls. February 3 to 18, except Saturday; March 3 to 5. s Merrill, February 11. J Bonanza, February 13. J Gilchrist, February 17 and 18. ! Chemult, February 19. J Klamath Agency, February 21. t Bly, February 28. r Chiloquin, March 3. The deputy collectors will visit in Lakeview February 25 and 27, and in Paisley February 26. able consideration by the U. S. delegation. The attitude ot Britain, France and the Soviet Union was not immediately de termined, but some western of ficials suggested that Russia, firm with Italy during the Paris peace conference, was not like ly to aprove without a fight. Carandini's note said the re quest was justified by the fact thai Italy had been in a state of war with Germany since October 13, 1943 by "sacrifices borne by the Italian people" during the war and by their contributions to the allied cause. It observed that the preamble of Italy's own peace treaty recognized her war contributions and her status as a co-belligerent. As further justification, the memorandum cited the import ance of the treaty in the re habilitation of Europe, a prob lem in which, it said, Italy was vitally interested because of her georgraphical and political posi tion. Carandinl said Italy would make known her views on the treaty in aue course. Beauty Shop Bill To Be Introduced SAT.rM. Jan. 30 (JP) A bill to outlaw advertising of prices of professional services Dy Deauty schools or beauty shops was in troduced today by Reps. J. F. Dammasch, Portland; J. S. Greenwood, Wemme; Rose M. Poole, Klamath Falls; Anna M. Ellis, Garibaldi, and Sen. Lee Patterson, Portland. Such advertising would be grounds for revocation or suspen sion of licenses Dy me siaie board of cosmetic therapy. Celilo Indians To Head For Capital PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. SOW) John Whiz, Celilo Indian, in a letter received here today, said he and two other Indians planned to go to Washington to seek pro- WARDS will be CLOSED I FRIDAY ; inventory open Saturday as usual 9:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. tectlon ot fishing rights and inv provements at the vllltme. Whiz, wintering at Toppenlsh, Wash., said a water system was sought. He added that assurance from federal officials that fish ing rights at the fulls would not be abridged. Last fall the states of Oregon and Washington directed that commercial fishing at the (alls be suspended during specified seasons. City Delivery Service. Ph. 8417. Worry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating? Han't h 1IIIIUM...I ku i.S ..T teelh slipping, dropping or watibllixs wi 5i?u, ,,lk "r ,,ulv J,Kl ("'" This pleasant powder xlves remark , r comfort and aei-i. rll by holding plain mora firmly. No gummy, gooey, paaly Uate or feeling. II alkaline Inon-acld). Gel FASTKKTH at any drug store. Klamath County Gets $119,672 Klamath county received $119,672 ns its share of highway receipts (or 1941), It wus an. nout.ced by Secretary of Slate Robert S. Farrcll, The money was derived from gasoline taxes, motor vehicle license fees, motor carrier fees and taxes, and fines for vlolut SAVE ABOUT A THIRD WHEN YOU BUY ASPIRIN There e actually about 13 saving on vary JJo bottle of 1U0 81. Joseph Aspirin you buy. There's none faster lor relieving headache. Why pay morsf St Joseph 1A ASPIRIN III. WORLDS LARGEST SEIUR IT Jb wv lions of motor vehicle laws. The law gives each county 18.7 per cent of the amount raised by tho county. Fun-ell said Hint the totul of 22,a:U,410 In tho slate highway fund for lust year is tho largest on record, and .13 per cent great er than In 1943. Friendly Helpfulness To Every Cutd and Pun Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Ward and Som 923 High Phono 3334 LOGGING TRUCKS 1945 GMC - ACR - 720 SERIES 11:00 x 20 tires. Westinghouse air .brakes. Brown Lips auxiliary transmission. Trailer Wantworth and Irwin dual axle, air brakes, 11:00 x 20 tires. 17.000-lb. axles. 1945 GMC - 700 SERIES 10 x 20 tires. Double reduction rear axis. Brown Lipe transmission. Wantworth ft Irwin 13,000 dual axle trailer with 10-inch tires. moiE MOTOR CO. Your Pontiac-GMC Track Dealer 4th and Klamath Phone 8164 IT'S LEONS Half -Yearly Saturday is the last day of this great money-saving event! Prices have been revised tor the last 3 days . . . Every piece of Fall and Winter merchandise must bo sold ... No refunds ... No exchanges. SLIPS Crepe er satin in either tea rose or white ... Slightly soiled. Values to. 4.95. Maternity Dresses ANKLETS .99 SHOES About 2 dozen of these In rayons and cottons ... Prints, stripes or plain colors. Values to 9.9$ ).99 Fine cotton anklets in white and colors cuff or elastic tops 4. 1 .00 Dress shoes from our regular brandsl Brok en lots . a e Values to 10.95. 4.99 PANTIES Rayon briefs in white or tea rose, elastie bands ONLY BLOUSES AH are from our Tegu lar runniner numbers! but are slightly soiled shirts or jewel neck lines . . . Mostly whites. .99 RAYON HOSE A real value . or 45 gauge . . , 854 to 10 . . SI Sises RAINCOATS 99 Only 11 left, but out they go a Regular $9.95 and $14.95 , Sweaters All wool pull - over sweaters in dark er light shades. Both long and short sleeves e e a Values to $10.95. No Exchanges in T MS lKkSSkS fy'-'jf elean up balance of immediately. our fall and Shop early . a winter dresses. . limited quan- They must sell 1 11 tity. Values to at once. Values 1 I 16.95. to 29.95. 1 1 I 499 9-" ltSyiXS- -II V Limited quantity Every one is all ll but out they go. ni ken . Value, are to 29.95 from our regular 199V 3 mSjjr Main , 525 in Klamath Falls Main in Klamath Falls 1r1.AU 111 nnmprr iipiiAiiiikj,i"iM"ri ntuM nArrmctt ncAUUUAmcitt GIFTS OF JEWELRY AStunninf DIs- i A ' mood Solium. ) ' ' B B Lovely three f 1 9 C -faiSvJ. . diamond ring 41 aW JfVWHvOVla. 'i aM they'll treasure a Newest Gruens J II with patented pre- Jm aWvBjIv Prices Include P fl,- jo7 . . tl Parker "SI- eat. L. J'. Ronson Lighter. tj $5.00 17'50 ' e , . uisiu dia- Fashionable new "" aoe- mond locket. costume jewelry,.. lr9 $14'95 sooo PRICES INCLUDE FEDERAL TAX flKIJ.iil.udiJ 1 ' a I BMMMMaMBiaaaaa LIARWIN5 m 701 MAIN ST. bflRrrfta IIKRAI.D a NIIWS, Klsmsla falll, Ore. TMI'RSnAT. Jaa li, llt. r.i. Tl aj 1 i a mm CHZn ON SALS THURSDAY FRIDAY tea SAWROAY MAIN AT 7th RIGHT I RCSSRVCO' TO LIMIT QUANTITItt 100 ASPIRIN c 5.CRAIN TABLETS (Limit 1) V. .... U Saccharine TABLETS5 U ct 4.50 DIE-CAST ALUMINUM 5ICILLETS Whn, Thty Llll 5-bi. 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OOO 2-oi. lt . , JmV Works overnight. 20 Fedeial Excise Tax on Toiletries, Luagose and Billfolds VITAMINS ABDQ,.ln Thrifty Olafsen AY-TOL Rely on Olafsen for Peak Potency, Thrift! 100-dytuppty JaL 4 essential vitamins to help build up your resistance to COLDS! Guirintttd Potency tl. usie sf nrajv s use v nkv-wi.n s aea TOOTH" BRUSH E n n With Coupon (Limit 2) KRYSTAL KOTE PHOTO FINI8HINQ 1 DAY SERVICE r25tS.te Ul I CUTICURA SOAP y V 17' J t (limil I) Jfl f Plnkham't Compound 1 flot eH2l MODESS I NAPKINS JF 25c lit 1 f MENNEN ' ' TALC ft for MEN fl L23' J iiiin-wrniiir
