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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 19B
Bus Service
To Alaska Now
Possibility
SEATTLE, June 10 (A't Like a bus
trip to Alaska? The service Is avail
able up the Alaska highway now.
Northwest Greyhound Lines, In a
letter to its agents, suggests, how
ever that travelers be advised not
to wear their best clothes.
A Northwest Oreyhound official
explained tonight that the line docs
not operate to Alaska: It only sells
ticket for the trip. Orcyhound buses
carry passengers to Eastport. Idaho.
Western Canadian Greyhound car
ries them on to Edmonton. Alta.
rrom there, the company official
said: "The service l disconnected.
That menus you travel by day and
slop over by night. The passenger
must pay for his own meals and
rooms along the mute."
Canadian Coachwuya takes the
travelers lo Dawson Creek. Another
Canadian carrier fills the gup Into
Yukon territory. Prom Whltehorse.
both O'Hara and University bus lines
operate Into Alaska.
The fare to Fairbanks Is $116.05.
plus lax and plus room and board
along the way. It's $14060 to An
chorage on the same basis.
The Greyhound officials said re
ports to date In this first month ot
operation have shown the bus ser
vice running on schedule.
Wheat-flour proteins promise
longer life to dry cells used In elec
tric batteries, such as In flashlights,
by delaying the deterioration that
occurs particularly under tropical
conditions.
It Pays to Use the Want-Adsl
Fire Chased,
But Out Now
DECATUR. Ill, June 10 Ti
Firemen apeM 10 minutes chasing
a fire before they put It out last
night. They made It on the fourth
try.
The fire was In an empty freight
car on an Illinois Central train.
By the time the fire engine got to
an Intersection where the train
had been, it had moved on.
The firemen backtracked a block,
sped two blocks parallel to the
tracks, uud dashed down another
side street to the railroad Inter
section. By Uie time they got there, the
burning car had passed that point.
They made two more similar
trls before they caught up with
the fire.
The train's crew, meanwhile,
knew of the blase, but didn't know
the fire engine was chasing the
tram. They had kept the train
moving, looking for aide street
with a fire hydrant.
The freight car's aides were
i burned up. The firemen were a
I little hut, too.
ASTORIA TO SLASH
CITY ni'lUiHT
I ASTORIA, June 10 iJ't Astorla'a
I city manager Is drafting a budget
which will cut all city departments'
I funds by 18 per cent during the next
tlscal year.
The cut was forced by the voters'
rejection of a proposed $S0.O00 levy.
A suggestion that water department
funds be used for operating ex
penses proved Impassible. The city
attorney said that money Is needed
to pay Interest.
Solons Agree
On Navy Bill
WASHINGTON. Juno 10 idv Sen
ate and houso conferees agreed
Wednesday on a JlHW.WJ.MKi navy
public works bill. Including a con
troversial ll'J.ooo.ooo airfield for the
Annapolis naval academy.
The legislator Is expected to go
to the senate floor lor a vote this
aftorilotiti Wttl h.tniM n,.l.,n Inliti-
t tills week.
Senate representatives agreed to
all changes made In the bill as
passed by the house a week ago.
The legislation passed by the sen
ate previously provided about t'JAU,
000.000 and did not Include the air
field for Indoctrination flight tram-
j lug ot cadets at Sandy Point, near
Atinapoi'.
Are You Ready
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on His Day June 20th!
A Few Suggestions
TWO-SUITERS
Leather or Airplane types.
Companion Cases
to the abort
Gladstone Bags
Fitted Cases-Belts-Purses
Billfolds-Pocket Memos
Trunks-Lock ers--YaI-a-Pacs
The LUGGAGE Shon
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The bill Includes $11-1,000,000 tor In
stallations at Uiiam, Including 1
WS.OOO.OOU hospital tor use liv all of
the armed services, a I1U.1III.IKI0 new
base at Aduk. Alaska, and ItUM.'IUO
for Installations al. Hawaii.
Of the total, II.H0.UM) la for eou-
Hlrucllon In the United Hlalea and ftOU ordiiiiiue lesl alntlim at Inyo,
the remainder for projects outside 4-'""f' '
the emit menial limits , . ,
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EI, DON BKERBOWER, aire 17, lives at 2905 N.
Portland Blvd., Portland, Oregon. Elilon lost all
of his hair at the age of 12. He tried many
forms of treatment without success, and Kldnn
thought he was doomed to permanent total bald
ness. Today Kldon haa a normal jrrowth of hair.
Recently he had his hair cut for the first time
aince he became bald.
What is the story behind EMon Beerbower't
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St. Helens, Oregon, who has solved some of
the problems of baldness.
SEARCH BEAN IN 1929
Back In 19'J Carl Biandenfels began to search
for the cause of baldness. In 1915 he developed
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of their worth. Today more than 40,000 men and
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RESULTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES
Certified public accountants recently completed
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PRINCIPLES OK HAIR (iltOWTI!
Scientists agree that the hair will continue to
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damngeil and as long as nothing interferes with
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APPLIED AT HOME
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