j MONDAY, AUCUST 1, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACE SEVEN
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NSI Forms
Available On
August 29th
Application blanks fur In .
tno.txio.ooo nllonl service III Insurant-
sperlal dividend lo be paid
In Mima I" 000.000 present and for
mer policyholders will ba avallabla
for Vrtrana August IK, III vet
irini administration has an
nounced. Oovernment printing offu eur
rniily la runnlni off 70.ouo.noo of
Ilia forma, advene samples of
' wlilrh hava been released. The
forma ba avallabla In tvrry
(mat office. VA olfira and at vet
eiena' service nrgsnlsallona begin
nine August W, whirl) la tha earli
est data lha government printing
nfflre can complete dlatrlbullon of
tlia huge order.
Tin tint phas of tlia hug In
minuet dividend operation I vir
tually completed, lha VA laid.
High speed microfilming machines
are completing Ilia Job of photo
graphing the last group of mura
than 2:1.000,000 prpmlum record
rards. (inly lha V-mall program
during lha war topped lha VA
project In volume.
In nuking aamplea of lha appli
cation card available, tha VA aald
the card may not be reproduced
for distribution, smr they become
part of the permanent record of
Hie VA. and tnuit be on a nieclal
acr and of a correct aiaa to fu
roniputmg and recording machine.
Any off-slse standard or off-else
plrr will only serve to delay pro
erasing, as Ilia cards will hava to
be thrown out of 111 production
line.
oungster
Appeals To
Idaho Boss
IIOIHK. Idaho. Aug. 1 iSs-A boy
from Mldvale appealed to Gov. C.
A Hobbtns fnr help In getting out
of a financial dlfllrulty. 1
His printed letter lo Hie governor
read:
"I am In serious troubl. t raught
end delivered 17 00 wortii of magpie
heads, thinking this promised money
was good, barked by 111 slat of
Idaho.
' I mortgaged this expected money
to buy a hunting knife. 1 cant pay
for this knife, which I need every
day. What can I do In true matter.
I am t years old.
' Yours truly. Billy Ynunge
TH governor passed the letter on
to the fun and gam department
which handles the atat bounty on
magpies.
Soy Killed In
Cop-Robber Game
TT1XAMOOK. Aug. t 0TV-A Til
lamook county ward, 8-year-old
Dean Moore, waa fatally wounded
Katurday while playing oops-and-robber
with a surplus army rifle.
County Coroner Allen Lundberg
laid the boy and Oenrg Akera, 10.
obtained th gun In Ui absenc of
Mr. and Mrs. Jo Humtleet from
thetr farm bom near OanbaMI.
Th gun waa dropped and dis
charged, th bullet penetrating the
youngster's arm and aide. He sue
rumbed before a physician arrived.
Th Akera lad and a younger bro til
er. Kenneth, ag 8. wer county
wards assigned lo th car of th
HumfleeU,
Dollar-o-Month
Club Demo Plan
PORTLAND. Aug. I 0T) Th
s'ele democratic vxecutlv commit
tee has okayed a dollar-a-month
club to help awell lh party's polit
ical coffers.
The plan waa proposed by Chair
man Austin flegel during sessions
risturder.
The committee also overhauled
the parly s state constitution. Tht
bic rhsnge was a revision allowing
mail bslloting of slate central com
mittee members on party Issues, but
only If a majority of th officers or
the executive committee call for th
bsllot.
Ad m lesion fees wer first charged
In IBM for th U. 8. Open and
11.0117 paid to see Oen Sarasrn'a
first victory.
Tbf On 1
BUT TWO FAMOUS
ATTRACTIONS THE
SAMI EVENING
23 PEOPLE
IN A COMBINATION
SHOW & DANCE
ARMORY
KLAMATH FALLS
TUES., Aug. 9
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Nation's Flag
HORIZONTAL.
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tht flag oi
11 Wash lightly
14 Canton In
Switzerland
15 Augment
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It Down
JO Object
12 Comparative
uRIg
IS Noun suffl
3 Meature of
land
17 AllerlA
21 Ground
It Nova Scotia
(sb.J
10 Diminutive.
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vertical
1 Degrees
1 Laughing
1 Finish
4 Whil
8 Rip
Smear
7 Vara
Chills
t Tellurium
(symbol)
10 Exist
11 Resident
doctor In
hospital
II Approached
17 behold!
20 Individual
2IOlfted
II Negatlvt reply
22 Northeast
(sb)
21 Accommods-
lion
1)1 Neat
ISOreek
mountain
It Essential
being
40 North
Caroling (ab )
41 Kind of
marine fish
47 Lord (sb )
41 Noise
80 Help up
61 Wrong
(prefix)
82 Wild asses
84 Old women
64 Nullifies
87 Impetuous
"Bush Doctors" Wind Up
Refresher Course To Give
Them Last Medical Dope
ANCHORAGE. Alaska. Aug. 1 M-)
Doctors from such outpusU as Ka
nakatiak and KlUebue hav com
pleted a two-week "brush-up" course
here with lop specialists sent north
by Uncle Ham.
The verms tile medical men from
frontier villages, who hav to be
masters of plumbing as well as
maestro of medicine, went through
an intensive study course under ex
pert In fields ranging from gyne
cology I ophthalmology.
The medical mission conference,
on an unprecedented seal for Uils
HERE'S WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT
OUR SERVICE!
I r t r-w
"V-.. '.
I vu ion i
miss on good
service at the
Olds Garage."
"I like the
way the sales
men meet you
at the door.
They're courteous
and they don't
try to high
pressure you!'
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I Showy flowers
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44 Flag-maker
49 Bon
44 Skin Irritation1
49 Scold
81 Extinct bird
6J Symbol for
gallium
83 Concerning
I Provides food
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This country
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northern territory, was under Joint
sponsorship of the U. S. department
of Interior, the American Medical
asaoclallon and the air foroa. The
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conference, which ended Friday
night, was to give the Interior de
partments refresher" court In
latest techniques and development.
Hald Dr. Harry J. Isaacs, a Chi
cago medical school executive and
Internal medicine speclsllst, as the
session anded:
"The A N 8. doctors ar won
ders. They must be able lo perform
all aorta of operations In emergen
cies.. The post-graduate courses
should be of Immense value to Ihrm.
We found them very Ins doctors,
very conscientious and anxious lo
Increase their knowledge in order
In be of greater value to their com
munities." In turn, the native service doctors
recommended that the course be
held again next year, and that It
coincide with the lh annual meet
ing of the Alaska Medical association
at ML McKlnley National Park
hotel.
II was tha first lima that military
medical officers participated In th
Tele-fun
by Warren Goodrich
Una, but I'll Intorrvpt H yen
roally think this l an mr
g ny I "... To make emergency
calls over buay line, simply
explain th circumetance to th
other person Paafx: Telephone.
'"Yes-thty do good
work oil right, ond
thy mqke you
feel like they
appreciate
your
business."
. '. . My car always
goes to Miller's. They
always satisfy."
. I like that pick-up
and delivery service. It
saves my wife a lot
of trouble."
It's nice to lnv
your car for work
only one bjock
from the cenfoi-
of
town."
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conference, although thre hav
been held previously.
The air fore flew tha native serv
ice doctors her from throughout
Alaska. To allow th doctors to
leave their Isolated post, th sir
fore slso brought north seven re
serve medical corps officials to till
In for them.
En rout back lo the states, the
specialists and reserve offlcera will
stop at Mount Kdgecumbe Ortho
pedic hospital. In wartime navy
facilities outside rjltka. They also
will be guests of Oov. Ernest Omen
ing at th executive mansion In
Juneau.
PRECAUTION
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1 lPV-On
on of th hottest night of s super
heater summer, a filling station here
was robbed. Th loot: 34 gallons of
antl-freezc.
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RACKET
BRATTLE, Aug. 1 UP) Police
Chief Oeorg Eastman told tha city
council that numerous habitual
drunkards get free lodging In the
city Jail whll drawing atato relief
checks.
Th comment of Councilman
Robert K. Harlln was "Quit a
racket."
Th council aked th chief to
submit a report on such cases. The
councllmen expressed th hop th
city could draw on th welfare
funds to cover the cost of feeding
the Jail Inmates.
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Early Risers . . .
Cliff Yaden's Signal Service
2560 So. 6th
NOW OPEN 6 A. M. - Midnight
SIGNAL PRODUCTS
Kerosene Stove Oil White Gas
Pres-to-Logs
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