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FRANK JENKINS
Editor
BILL JENKINS
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lite tov'd o:d day;..
Wal'.v Lrn;n. widely trae.ed
rcptcstntame lor Geese Ki.lis.
sni me doua !93S nier.u ironi
uir Rainbow Cie m BieSer.
California. Sure brings bac mem
one. Hems like "prime steer rib
steak ' for Uic paliry Mini oi ,si;
cents. Not to mention a lio: por
sandwich lor Uilrty live cer.:. and
roast sirloin ct beci and brown
gravy tor lour bits.
Sausapej and apple, auce ran
lor lorty live i-rn.s .ir.d plain,
cheese, sreen pepper and h.im
onielci'.es were the same.
And. ah r.osulcc memories o!
tne dear dead days be? or.d re
call, bottle beer was Wteen et::'-f
and draft a dime.
And with ny cS the torcso.ns
you pot bowl o! navy bean soup.
And we talk about coed times
now. Hah!
A Mav release Iron: the Orcpon
Stale Oame commission tells us
that a total ol 77.rJ53 tucks, dees
and lawns were killed in Oreson
dunnc. t.1e 1952 season lor a new
record. About X.OOO more than the
1951 slaughter season.
1SS.000 hunters got into the act.
with percent ol 'em bringmc.
home the meal. In 1951 only 35
percent of the Nun rods were suc
ccsslul. There were S.139 fewer
bucks killed in 1952 than in 1951.
which just goes to prove that a lot
of people either p:v!erred doe
'incai oi couiisn t pel a Mjuote
nu ai soiv.etli.-.p vM-.h a rv.es.
Hie b:ppi-; kills of rless
deer .aoos' erc nursed up in
Klamain, Lake, Harney and Oram
' counties.
Maybe someday ihe state will
pet around to enacting a one deer
i.nv and no! rid - all t!tt non
se.ise about special seasons.
Ttir Duciclc-cical. the publica
tion of Duck Ir.lim'.ted. conies
tnrouph and tells i.s that the norlll.
ward nusr.v.iou et waterfowl is
jovxi. tlui u is ir.oie impressive
in some nesting areas than last
vcar. and thai the ou'.i.ioic for the
.S3 gunning season is apparently
Qi .silt.
Misraim,! bircl were lmnrupted
m early April v. lien tl-.e.r .-pting
weather, even a ours. wa. bioKcn
up by sr.o. ice and liec'in: con
. d. lions. The mating and nesting
birds reiiiouped wherever they
could Una open water and waited
it out until Apr.l 13:h when the
.weather broke and they were able
'to continue both tneir nuptial
'nuptial flight; and the trek toward
breeding grounds.
Let s hope we get a good sea
son. And perhaps, il its not too
much to ask. one early enough
'down here tli.u we can get in
seme shootinp while the birds are
! in the Klamath Basin and not down
locling around m the valley of the
.Sacramento.
I They'll Do It Every Time - By Jimmy Ratio
V (AUD HES JUST 6rl A A n&tr UMTOltuW Ay . i, KatjKjrTC WC s1rcf5
TO WORK.' WU-tT ) w-tojv ivUT T jXmfwii fJvWTS.MC
e HE- 4 F.JkE5 Yl , runs TWEM ) -SwTIJrl MUST
, W - f AwCJ --r, V I HE CAKKIES HIS y VJMCHINCS
t', vIV i'Vfi 11 JtL M I TRvirJ6 to naiRC out
II
CAUGHT IN THE ROUNDS
.father of the bride 15 not supposed
:o pur-gle up for. Or is he?
Br DEB ADDISON
nmn. trlO:
From all current indications t either dat u i that the average.
New VorVa Popular Price Shoe 0 to 100 gifts and
Show, milady will have less trouble ; ' filing price at 10. .
him. , i " ,n(j MNt m0n'.h is perenniahy
with crimped toes tn-s cox-ng sea- mo5( cuve w.tdiin)!Hm)nth ;
n , coidmg 11.6 per cent cf the vear's
Merchants are buying w t--.-i d0 current marriage rate is
tunng solter leathers and mere rill.u!C)1 b; i0 p.,. j poFU;a.
flexible teles, according to foe.. l;on
wear News. Colorwise. medium
tones of brown were registering j
gains over last season, with black j It was our pleasure to l.s'.cn to
still retaining a good lead on first ' a Mr. A. C. Peck the other day.
place. Moccasins, presented in a ' He is Vancouver, B. c sales pro
wide variety of constructions and ! motion manager of the world s cld
treatmcnts. were emphasized. In est commercial organization. The
dressy f.at?, black suede is out Hudson s Bay Company,
in front. Slippers are selling weilj Fro your information. The Hud
where they are designed as hostess 'son's Bay Company sells many
types rather than traditional bed-! things in addition to blankets and
room styles. 'Scotch Whiskey many more than
. you could ever imagine. It's tnc
n,. rfn , 'l-it men arc sup- world's oldest commercial firm,
pcTed XL7V tor,nd it . one cf the .argest.
Mimmer wear. Spor.v jackets in AJier l;s:en.n? to Mr. Peck the
plaiti. stripe, ciifcits ar.d similar conjecture arose tfiat Hudson's Bay
patterns a:e predicted to mae a pre- old, and large, by keeping
hit u;;h the gents this sujnrr.er, ac- thirds simple and alraight. There
cordinc to a survey by the Nation?. ae Just teven kinds of customers.
Association of Retail 'cicUuers and he said, and th 15 the way he
furr.:&ners. tiescrioecl them.
Abou; 54 per cent of merchants 1. The fashion plate tha woman
quizzed say tale-, will be good. 35 :s interested in clothes,
per cent said fair, and only il per 2. The slave this woman stay
cent. poor. Walking thorts are also at home; she's Interested in keep
expected to be popular, accordir.e nou;e.
to 54 per cent of the store men. 3t -r;-e mother no explanation
Wow! Walking shorts et. Well necessary.
Co along with swimmin? Fhort- 4. The fa.-hicn platr ar.'ain this
twhich may even go ooubie ?i man, that's r.gnt, man, is interest-
grass-cuitin shorti a::d uuyor etj in clothes .
cen tennivplayir.' shorts :r.:r:i
the ntmolc sc. But vb
thort . . .
We ll waccr there v. .1; s r..c:f.
pans cf walking bi-e jea: cr. an;
block of Main Street on any
5. The r.c:-:.f.r thi woman nr
.-r.cii 'uctter ;ay woniiin and man
hai the r.c:,ting instinct; is inter-e.-.tcd
in buufliiiB up a home.
6. The leisure ciasi this includes
tverv waire lave who is mterest-
mT day you thoo-e 'nan ther" :i ( ed in tardemng. needlepoint, fish-
be Waikinst siio.-is in tr.e 'Aho.e Ba- :i.k or poj:.
sin. 7. The immature this includes
d the teeniiceri who are ju.'.t get
interested :n buying thinzs in
r.t.r own r;;ht 'and who thinjt
.h"y are quit? mature.'
Can you name any others?
Along Nature's
Trail
By Ken McLeod
Yor many cars the people of
North Amorua lue dt.v:u.ved
and worked on projects for the
protection of N.uuro Mo:r oftn
we pc.i oi tltis subject as 'ihr
U-.e problems of Nature arc world
w:ut we have little knowledge of
the problems fficed by other coun
tries. Thu lack of facia of the out
sice world is not due to there benv.;
a lack of action but ts cuucd bv
the la ck oi a proper orgumz-tuon
ior the exch.uiKC cf m:oi inatlon
upon a world wide b.i;s.
Tms shortage of the exchange
of conseriitum nuormatioti upon a
global ba-xs ;s ue.ng met by an
iir.ernAiior.dl oran.attoii which
cciils with problems of Nature
around the world. The oti;am.tiaon
1? called the ' International Union
for the Protection cf Nature'" but
more commonly noted as IL'FN.
Membership n the t'nion ts com
posed of organizations interested
m the conservation of natural re
sources or to any State agency with
like interest. -J. Bernard of
Switzerland is president of fhe or
ganization hich ha its headquar
ters in Brussels Bclcmm. The
United States is represented in the
organization by Harold J. Coolidne, (
vice-president; and Ira N. Oabriel
son. executive board member.
From IUPN we obtain informa
tion of whai is sjing on m the
world of con;rrnt:cn outside
North America, ior instance A
news item from Uganda tells us
that the rare Whuc Rhinoceros,
once believed to be on the verge
of extinction appears to be on the :
increase and at least 300 of the 1
animals are now known to be in
existence; elephants like-. ise arc
increasing in the area.
Another Uganda item tells
that twelve gorillas had been ',
; counted and it is now thought
'that a larce number of the e an
i thropoid live in the great Kayen
;za forest. Tne Uganda item that
Us most interesting is one regard
j ing the increase of the lion popu
lation which is looked upon with
favor by local farmers in thoce
areas where the fight against the
; tsetse fly has diminished the mhiII
iammaJo. tnc lien-: have subtituwd
wild pig a staple nf their d:r.
and the pig is the greatest men
ance to farm crops and livestock,
j From IUPN we learn that con
! servatiomsts in Switzerland have
won a long fight to obtain protec
tion for the otter. In Switzerland,
: fisherman accused the otter as be
; inn & menace to fishing and those
jwho prized the otter for its fur had
practically exterminated the ani
mal in Swiss territory, the protec
tors hope th new law ha.s not
come too late. Tnc .same decree
al:o provides full protection for
several intcrer-tinz specie of birds
throughout Switzerland, the P.oyal
Eagle and the Pilgrim and Hobby
Falcons.
In Iceland we find that Mink
have become a menance to wild
lile. During the past 2't year:-.
JAMES MARLOW
WASHING TON r Now ou -ee
it. now ou don't the b(Unocd
budget. At (he moment there a
little contusion. No one lias con
tributed to it more than Secteuiy
of the TiTttui,v Humphtcy,
Around W.ishinuin Humpluev
i ciedncd wnh being one o thej
m.utci ;ind tiun)thv'-.i mombcr;
of PrCMiicnl t'L-cnliowi'r'.s C'AbuirtJ
Lat Fruiav he went befoic tlie
Senate Fore.gn Relations Commit
tee. !
Later the committee chairman. '
Sen. Wiley. Wwonsin Republican,,
tola m-wMiim Humphrey had in-,
lormed the committee
"Altiioutih I am disi; esNcd th.it
e cannot b.iluiioe the bud,iot tht.s
year, I do not believe it should,
be balanced. The risk, that would'
mvole our security would simply
be toj g:eat. '
And Wiley quoted Humphrey
lut-.n-r- 1
1 Vnoie U no prospect at all for
anvthim; but .mi incren.Ne in the.
natior.nl deb; ' the ptesent mo-1
Mink farming ha.s become quite an
inuutry in Iceland, Mink that!
have escaped trom Uie farms have i
found a habitat with lew natural I
enemies and hnvc rapidly in-1
creased in number becoming a j
menace to bird hie and poultry.
Bounties have been offered by the
gocrnmen: for wild mink but the;
reward has lailrd to check the m- 1
create of the ild min population, j
Ruial Icelanders have a deep h
preciation of then native bird lue ,
and are opposed to .'iiooiing bnd.j
because ir.ev give a livelier as- !
pect to a ra:her b.irren landscape. ;
So they aio icscnt the wiit 1
Mink. j
! Dcwn in Sumatia we learn that j
the:e ha been 'A tremendous tc
urKence of wildlife." This is due I
to tne prohibitve cost of firearms '
and ainmunit.un, tne Sumatra cur- .
respondent state; that ammunition
is aiflicult to ooiain and a second-
;hand ruie may cost as much n;i
$600 In American money. Hunting t
in the area is largely confined to i
'spears which greatly leduces the 1
I chances of bagg.njs clejihant-s and!
rninos.
; Lebanon sends word that Interest '
of the native plant., und animul.s of ,
the Middle Las, and of the mi-'
gratory bud species. Article.-, are
.ocginmn',- to npprar in local pa
pers piotest.iiK Lie slaughter of
native and migratory birds and the
i Minister of AcricUurr? in Lebanon
has i.s. ued a : ;eo:al appeal for ob-
.senance of rxi. ting laws on the
subject. Sentiment, m growing for
the ctabli.shment of protective
routes and refuges for birds that
fly over the Middle KH'i between
Africa and Asia and Kuropr. as
many species me strictly protected
in their n.djve countnt;; but are
killed en route.
mem". We hav not been able to
nuike the reductions I pei:.onallv
hoped to make" and ' the legal
limit on the alze of the national
debt may have to be increased "
I Tie riMson for Humphreys "dtv
! tress"' in giving Mich views was
i obMou cuoiiKh: The entire Is ! sen
I how or ttdmini.'.viftiion la cl(-con-'
noi rIkhu the problem of bal
unomg the budget, which inlghl
mean a tsx cut lor everyone.
Durin- the campaign the Repub
licans made (t a main tsue, con
demning what they calld the Tiu
man fldimmMratlon's wasteful
.'pending, Tliev piomLied economy
11 they got in mid talked of bal-
uncmi- tne budget.
And they have tried hard, dur
ing their almost four tnou'.h.i in
oflloe, to find wavs of i educing
government expenses to the point
wheic they did not exceed em
inent income, thui achieving the
budget b.xlance.
The day ofter Humphrc) s state
ment. Ken. Taft of Ohio, the lie-'
pubiicin Senate leader, said he
wi "erv much disappointed"
with the spending outlook lor fisc.l
IBM. starting July l.
He predicted Elsenhower's Ilrtti
budget year will ?how a rielicit
of s to 11 billion dollurs ''unless
changes are made."
But if Humphrev was "di.--stre--ed
' urd Taft ''disappointed":
by the outlook tnr l;-cal ifM. at
lea-t one Republican was made,
hrppmn mad by Humphrey's quo
led view:,.
1hiv ' Fi. t).iniel A. Rerd.
New York Republican utid chair
man ol the House Ways and .Means
Comnuttee. which hanrtleji the
problems of boosting and cutting
taxev,
For months Ree( ha been anx
ious to cut taxes but the Kl-rn-howcr
administnuion trirtl to hold
him back until n hnd n chmice to'
se how much spending it could
cut.
It knew tint a t.x cut-mean-inr
less irovcrmiirm revenue be
fore spending could be reduced to
1 match income, would leave the
countiv net onlv with an unbal
' anted budget but perhaps nn even
bisrger rirlicit.
"I am amazed." sid Reed, "to
;see the white flag run up down
town. Thev seem to be mi r rend -ering
to the spenders. Ttieyll nev
, er balance the huduM until they
r move the .sha. kle.s irom busines:,
by reducing taxes."
I And then yesterday Secretary
Humphrey, so gloomy la.st Knday
: suddenly became optimistic nl
j though nothing has happened pub
; Holy to account for the change in
j mood.
j He told reporters the govern
1 ment hopes to get out of red-ink
spending by the middle of loal.
Hal Boyle
KANSAS CITY tP Note- on a
Midwest l."U
As the stent Middle We t gor-.,
so geneiallv goes the nation hi
le-im of pio-vciuy.
And a letuuilng u-illve t.011 mo
no itun ul anriu.a ill le pullng
iu'iut 01 Auu'iici.. lhmo ft
sundv uic ol MUl'.iiH-lion with iho
piv.io'iu. ol M'lid t oniulcnce in ulmt
Hie Imim-dtiilo luiute will bring,
The political Iwlr and hwleiin
engoiuioicd by die eWuoii l l
lull lmV Uled down Many - Ufin
th'rntN nd Itrpiilihcaif aha
who voted 'hi it mw dmtni-.tii-Hon
In the (iiiueir bcliil It w
"lime ior a chante" did o wor
riedly. The lear this would bung
a vast depression knocked veict
ly at many hauls
Now thai the dust lut-.ed hv the
new broom in the While House
hns brgun to settle a bit tiwiv
1. n ioeling of gaieial relief, a
bchrf th.u the lehutvelv pi o
peious p.atetu ol Aiiie. lean Hie
jwtlt go on.
Hote an- ivoUMl leactuw
A lioniocr.u'Ue ha pavn-it
1 noliticnl miracle'-. Aim ihe
couniiv still .u-ci Ihe ame prob
Ik'ius. Ho is slill highly popular,
but home people w ho thouitm
otlierwise are ueijlnntiiti to Mi1"
peel now tluit evei in .iy m Ihe
rruniaii AdmtmstriiMi'ii wn .n't a
villain "
A Itepublu an -' tlie people ie
behind PicMdcnt KiM-nhuwrr ntoie
than ever. Hiev like the common
seie way he hi, gone about his
Job "
Both KepiiblicJ'is tiiul Dir.o
ctaun likr ihe Pic-idtnt fti 11 po
sition touaid Huisia. 'Hie relr.i.e
01 ailiiiK Amn lean pmonei n of
war lia- .saned a new iiitrie.-i m
Kuira, but the " I n win 01 get
out'' advocates nir le-.1. ool.
Mot Mldwr IciiKi ate Minplv
fi iiuKiv pH'tiM iibi'ut th- wht'Ir
Korenn "ttua:hn. more u-ilhtm now
to ailipt a "w ait ;iidM '- ' ait,
tmle. Tney have lanh I'le-ulent
F'senhower will find the fte-.t pos
sible volution, and pieler to fol
low h:tu rather than Ul;e Mile,
w in, tin ()iui lehnt t;euerals.
One Mtdwestrrnei s di y cnn
mei:t on the piesctit llinen
Iheie ccitaiuly lr. uu Kif.il (cat
of a depre'-icn anffg emplovrs
- 01 ei-i thev a'l wuuliln i br n k
ir.K' I'T mote Hicni .
ls rr h.'UV wants T . Lvr p
ItOtxl a-, the b.i n jlcf. Aral most
of ihetn !o o.tt well larn
working man r."w- till 1 en'.mg
three good me.' Is a day ecepl
tho e who fei tnev 0 re well
enousii of to pli"td to go ni a
diet, "
A succcsslUl seh tiuule busllie
man had this to ray on the pv,.
bility 0; a recciion
'There aie :il t.;o manv
boom b iMne.- smen V, t-i IhkIv
who could t;et into busmev. today
still i 111 bushtt 3.v Oa n n -il,
maiket uu can make inr lakes
and -till make monrv
"ll.il the boom Ls li el.iH- o'f
Competition is lucre r nig. ,uul ih
cnr. l alloj d ! make Buv mm e
mi: -takes. Prolits ate K r t t t 11 e
smaller in term. o your dollin
olunie ot Srtlen
Nursery Inspector NowlT
Eight-County Oregon An)
This met! now hna Its flUt ea. our belief lr
at omul tenideiit mn ei y ltupo-tor
with tis'i Miinent of Jnmrs It Roaf
lo ibis neld. eKerilve immediately,
nccitidliiK to niiiiouiU'Cineut tioui
the fti'lr dopaitmeut of tigi lull
hue nl HtiliMii. Rout U uittkliig hit
headiiuiu lei -t in Horburu ul tlio
I', mi,) dhMfc....-" tHJ
toii.oio.v. t, ..,,:,. ta
' "" H I-Vm.1?'11'
' ' ' uun Willi lh. ""foru
Lane, cmiy ami coo counnes
I'oe lira 1 lv nnie years be has
wotkrd "'it of I'm Hand lor ihe de
pAitmrnt' division of pliuit Indus
tiy. which rtdminlaiers the mirerv
law In that time he has hnudlrtl
bulb. Mori'.l and nur-eiy lnpre-lion.-.
In Hie luiitlieiu tier o( couu
lie ..
y I peierson. direclor o( ngil
eilllMie, n s there ie nttoul 4tm
licenced flower and dealers ol
bulb. Itott-.t nod immeiy hlocg in
this trnltorv. It will be mine llmr
before lloaf coutBctx the entile
Ml. but as time peiintU ho will
visit each licensee
What doet his worn heie emair
l-uudninentallv. It Is to help giow
rs keep out of double telatmg to
plant pci ninl disrasfi, wnuhj
means cooperation wllh them lo be'
fine that the slate mtirerv ship-;
pimt pei mils lte up lo Ihr ftulin
Hint 'this ttork It to ihe bet ol ,
PAY
CASH
SAVE $ ON
J GASOLINE
It f.lrol.um
Onic wiu mn ilic new H-X'liccI-Ori c Lnittfrul
'cep', )ou II bf taring more ami nmrt . . ."I ll
lake ihe 'Jeep' tuil.y." Vci, you'll he using ihe
L'imeral Jeep' for a fhouwml and one uies
arouml the Iji in , . , and nndinc il lulfillinf; jrour
nceiN & no other rliiclc possibly could. Power
eil by ihe farnom llurrit jnt I'-llcid lingine, ihe
'Jeep' now hai 20 more lionepower -incrcn-ed
performance wilh greaier operaiin); economjr.
SEE THE 4-WHEEL-DRIVE
UNIVERSAL
Jeep
TODAY! qI
LEE HUFF MOTOR CO.
President Elsenhower's interest
m hus hoc,) n ie,i boon for
tlie cuuiitiy club.
Men and women who never be
fore knew the dillerencc between
ii divot and a m. hie an- now
ectutitally In -hiiiy :f ta!L? over
the cuunli rido to the itnue peril
of neighbor ini: cow-.. wnoe milk
.'lOmetimen in curdled bv their sur
prise over Hie unties and costumes
of ionic dulleri.
'Our trouble w nh new mem
. bers." al(l u lo; krr joi-m attend
ant. ' to keep them Irom c.illiiu'
up Ike lonx distance to br(i about
jit every time they come in with
! a score under 100.'
603 So. 6rh St.
Klamath Fold, Ot
CHC'tEO
with
stomach
GAS?
THANK Ur.KVKNS' Mntl llarki r. and
"s"MBn wnrn U Inkft lik nrll-na
olti Thry ronlm Mh I j -tf it-anitif
mwlifinei known tn clrxinx ((,r in rrhrl
of heartburn and t V1 rffunrtfrt if not
JOidr.l Sfnn rmitv t rton In nlt-ana,
Oranctiur. N. V. Oct Ilrli-ana ttxtav. Ii4.
NEW RADIOS
PHILCO
1026 Main
UHLIG'S
Ph. 5512
We noariv ta.nted aj.d ar.v rr.rsi
potential lather oi the br:d'- wo-m
do likewise o read that the u.'z'.
wedding1 ;-a pcc-nt:al, a, media r.
price-, i- J4.'j;.:5.
Tae a deep oreath. Pop. Th.
includes ..uch -.'.r-rr,--, r-s i.o.T." 1-ir-
CO.T OF LIVING MEMO:
'i i.e. Diin L Braastrcet Daily
mshinps, at si 820.00, vhich the 1 Whole: ale Commodity Price Index
of 30 ba-ic commodities was 277, 8
on Ihur. fiay. May 7, against 278 41
a '-'.'.'(v. bc-ioie.
I;;e Weekly Wholesale Food
Piife Index, rr-pre'entm the total
oi the price per pound of 31 loods
m general u--e. ro-.e one cent this
wee to S6.43. This is 1.1 per cent
aoove tr.e corresponding level of
la-t ve.-,r.
WASHER
TROUBLE?
for fast tow-Cost
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Phone 2-3429
fff iffvirf all makr of oithoii, hoth
autfltnallr and wnnfer lyp. plm all
mahri sf dr rri, and Irnnrr. I ar -trv
I rained ntU-t mrn, plu our
late pari dtparlmtnl, Inture job ol
iai, trtlclfnl lervlcc
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H- tSShSK I T i Mother and fother, too.
All qarmonts clean and
in qood condition. Cloth
inq for everyone.
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125 S. 9th Open 8:00 'til 8:00 Phone 3364
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Perfect Facilities For Business And
Social Functions, Both Large And
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r,
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2212 So. 6th Phoni43H
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ARE YOU QUALIFIED TO FILL THIS POSITION
Only a few men will have all the qualifications ncecj.
sary for this opportunity of making a good living as well as
rendering a much needed service.
The men selected will sell the rcccgnized leader in its
field which Is backed by a million dollar National Adver
tising campaign The Belton Hearing Aid.
Ht must be between the ages of 30 to 55, aggres
sivt, rtspsnsiblt, bondsble, and able to shew proof of sales
success In selling direct to the consumer. Car essential.
We especially need men in Eastern and Southern Ore
gon. Write complete qualifications in your first letter, or
personally contact Mr. Newll Christiansen, Sales Manager,
Beltone Hearing Center, 712 S. W. 9th, Portland, Oregon.
CONTINUED
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THROUGH THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
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