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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1949)
PACE TIN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORICON MONDAY. NOV. 21, 14f USOs Return To Oregon Scene " By BILL JENKIN S AKANOINO times often lesd to forgoUea memorial. The USO li one of them for ma, et Irast. Ore en aow ha on lane USO In oper atloo at Astoria, and another la contemplated for Portland. With the uniform off the streets and the continual blare of publicity put out during the war (one we tend to forget things like that. But to the new recruits and the boys going through their two, three or four year enlistments It must play the same part. They hare to have somewhere to go during their off hours, and yon cant hsng around the taverns and restaurants all the time. It's Just one of the many lirus things that ougnt to oe sept up. And It's also one of the many llttl things we do for our service men that Uncle Joe doesnX MUEOON authors are becoming a large factor In the book bust Bess. Not only are there a lot of them considering the slat of the area but they are prolific, prodl gious writers. Not one book for any of them. They almost lnrari Gay Morning Glory , 9091 omsa, medium ably tun out at least two and often mors. Martha Ferguson McKeown (The Trail Led North) has just signed a contract (McMillan) for the second In that series, to be titled Them Wis The Days.' This opus we are told will deal with the earlier adventures of her Uncle Mont Hawthorne's life. That pe riod of Uncle Mont's youth from ths sees of T to 16 to be exact. And right there Is where I bog down. Authors, with Dali. of course, far In the lead, aeem to be universally blessed with ths faculty of total recall, or else know a lot of old timers who are similarly gifted. When X attempt to think back to the days of my youth I run Into a total blank bark of 103T. Maybe a vagrant thought her and there but nothing with any continuity or theme. In fact, I often have trouble recalling what I waa doing last week, let alone ten or twelve or twenty years ago. The only con clusion I can reach la that I'm not cut out to be an author. They live on a rarefied (one far above my humble stand and mind. I ABOR market news this week puts a aomewhat brighter polish on the unemployment picture for the state of Oregon. While the total number of unemployed has Jumped from month to month as winter closes In, the percentage of gain In unemployed Is down over last year. The trend and not the actual figure Is still the main thing In determin ing any long-range vrognosUraUon. Good weather and Improving eco nomic conditions are given as the reasons for the slow-down In the unemployment picture. Clear skies have left the lumber camps In operation and that makes a big dent In any labor picture. Looks like we are at least going into the win- Veteran Gervais Mayor Dies SALEM. Nov. 11 (4V-OUS Jerome Molsan. 71, mayor of Qervala for SI' years, died In a hospital here yesterday. He had served ths city of der vala for 41 years and took pride In tin fact that he helped bring electricity and a water system to ter In better shspe than we were last year. , the community 10 miles north of here. He bed been bedfast for more than a year and retired from his Job as msyor last January, ssylng It was time a younger men took over the responsibility. The dodo, a defenseless clumsy hlrd found on Mauritius when the Inland was discovered early In the 18th century, was entirely exter minated by 1M1, unable to cope with men's weapons or domesticat ed animals. It Pays to Use the Want-Adsl 'SEE ICD I?' fH ,j r, a ai c 3 (i;i3 3 v((lIll Two beauties for Christmas sew ing! Such popular gifts and good Sucre at fairs too. Thrifty to snake use M-lb, feed bag for bib- apron, remnants for the other. Pattern 9081 one size, medium. Bib-apron 1 yds. 35-ln.; other yo, hk yd. contrast. Transfer inc. . This easy-to-use pattern - gives perfect tit. Complete, Illustrated Sew chart shows you every step. Send TWENTY - FIVE cents in coins for this pattern to Klamath Palls Herald and News Pattern De partment, P.O. Box 6740, Chicago SO. m. Print plainly TOI B NAME. ADDRESS, ZONE, SIZE, STYLE NUMBER. . Dent miss our Marian Martin Van and Winter Pattern Book I Smart, new clothes to sew at home. Otft Ideas by the score. 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No cleaning left to do inside the turkey is completely ready for stuffing. The birds are selected from finest flocks fed to produce tender, sweet meat. In plants as spot less at your own kitchen they are cleaned and dressed under careful supervision. After each bird is drawn, it-is thoroughly washed inside and out with a high-pressure stream of water. Noth ing is left in or on the turkey to mar the fresh, tweet flavor of the meat. Quick-freezing seals in the natural goodness keeps it in. An indi vidual package protects your turkey from the jj plant to your home. "S J Buy your turkey from Safeway . . . OVEN- t READY. It't the easy way to enjoy turkey at its best, t Exact Weight Reacfy-fo-Cook. 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