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Wednesda
AND NEW! S, Klamath
HERALD
Feb.
Falls,
10 1965
Oregon
‘Baby Forever’
Age Before Maturity
Desires
By ANN LANDERS
How old|
Dear Ann Landers:
does a girl have to be before
she can (a) go out on a date;
(b) shave her|
legs (c)
Thank
| MU BE SOL
Due
:
the
to
A.
January, WE MUST
.
—
ders
Wes
Refrigerator
Montgomery Ward Refrig.
Kelvinator Refrigerator
G Refrigerato
Coldspot Refrigerator
Coldspo Refrigerator
GE Refrigerator
GE Refrigerator
Frigidaire Refrigerators (2)
Hotpoint Refrigerator
G Refrigerator (apt size)...
Coldspo Refrig. like new
GE Refrigerator—
Repossession, year old
GE
$50
$75
:.....
|
....
=
|
$95
$12
to
call
worth,
are
one;
one;
,
attended
young
for
one;
Was
~
Maytag Auto. Washer -
Norge Automatic Washer
GE Deluxe 5-cycle
Auto. washers (you choice)
Westinghouse Laundromat
Now
$25
$95
$60
$75
$80
$75
$40
$50
$65
$110
$95
Washer
......
$7
$100
$60
Washer
and
Automatic
G
Dryer
-
$75
Washer
$175
$60
.
;
43
F
Sorry—
and
carry
TELEVISION
to
these
many
at
list,
are
a
few. Cash
ridiculously: low prices!
Wos
Magnavox
21” Consolette
RCA Victor Swivel Base, 21”
Zenith 21” Table model
GE 21& Table Model .
RCA Victor 21” Table model
Admiral 21” Tabl Model ......
Crosle
...
21’
Wheels...
on
operator’s
no
driving
while
li-
sus-
Magnavox 21’ Console
Westinghouse 21” Console
Philco
11
concerned
were
overtime
amounted
to
hours; police reserve time,
hours; bails and fines, $15
*
th
a
polic chief also reports
special meeting held with
school fficials and juvenile
ficials in regar to studen
of-
‘re-
lationshi with city polic
A compilatio of statistics
the
for
year
for
arrests
showe
196
drunkenne
76
minors in
Possessio 20
25
vagrancy,
25 juveniles referre to.the ju-
office, 47
duct; 17 petty
warrants, four;
venile
who
also
In
WEDNESDA NIGH
6 to 9 PM Only!
uy
against
employ
injuries
throug the state accident ‘fund,
private insurance carrier, or
a
eairy
acai
*
SUPPLY
SALES
SERVICE
TALS
*
a3
CPE
Pee)
Lime
I
He
was.
looked
O NEEL)
x
stolen
PUBLIC
repeal of the 1913 Excess Freight Train Crew Law
being considered b the 1965 Oreg Legislature
(Hous Bill 1198)
about
denied
that
compli
warm
‘ment because he doesn’t
me to know he likes
me,
friend
made
per
up
want
or if|
whole
the
up
my
spirits.
pretty and am
very
most of the ‘time. What
think?—CONFUSED
Confused: I think the!
time you get a compliment
do you
Dear
sho
second-
you
it alone.
could be that the
young
made a nice remark about)
man
embel-
friend
and
your
you
sometimes
it (as peopl
do) in the
Perhaps
her reporte
version
was.
a
more
glowin testimonial than
underwrite.
From
he wished to
remember
now
on,
that a complimen is’best treat-
ed like perfume You sup-
pose to take a whiff
swallow: it.
just
leave
It
lish
retellin
Honey-
n
—
d
a
au-
gret
-
fou
violatio
ing,
one;
imprope
stop
signs park
turns,
$65
$75
$60
$50
$65
$60
TT
et
enclosin
newspaper
self-addressed
»
a
stamped
“WEST
envelope
’
HAV
EXCESS
CREW
HAVE
TIMES
G
SINCE
CHANGED
trains may operate all the way to Oregon from the midwest and south with
When they reach the Oregon border, they must stop and take on
crew,
members. Sounds silly,
doesn’t it? It is silly.
crew
in 1913 (before th first
World War), a law was passed in Oregon which
specified the minimum size crew for freight trains, Although 1965 railroad equip-
and operations are as far
ment
from their 1913 ancestors as the Thunderbird
removed
is from the Model-T Ford, the old law
still on the books and freight trains in Orego
four-man
two
more
Back
NG
Console
Carlson 21
Console $75
GE 21” on roll-cround
base
New picture tube
$125
(5) Bone Pi TV’s—your
W don’t
have
to fix
‘em...
ime
extra
i
men.
CONSUM
PAYS
The
‘Train
Crew
1913 Excess Freight
burden
Law works an
on
unnecessary
the entire
of Oregon. Repeal
economy
the
of
.
SLAS
law
states,
states
‘SHOE
‘Time to
1198
brakemen
will be
Repea
“Crew
railroad
Back
in 1913
handbrakes
were
as
a
~
Gas
Apt.
Rang
ch
Ranges
size.to 36”
....
si
.
Feo
Main
S
w
equipp
enginee
964.
Jobs
tend)
THE
RAILROA
Great
Northern
Northern
Northern
Paid
Advertisement
Pacific
Railway
Railway.
Paciti
Terminal
Co.
Orego
Railroad
Association,
Miller,
of
pay
service,
bargainin
agree-
ornal
onl
will
be eliminated
the
as
employees are promoted, re-
retire, die, or leave railroad service
sign,
fo
other
reasons.
OREGON
Company
‘Southern
Compan
Manager,
more
written
affected
OF
Pacific
or
collective
S,P.& Railway
Union
L G
year
and
commitments to the
unions, Oregon railroads will retain all
brakemen employed as of
25
th
enmore
three months’ severance
as
one
Under
ments
with air b
which the
controls
If
by a
sing valve.
fireman
(who now ha no fires
to
is
eliminated on freight locomo-
tives there will still he two
in the
men
cab to kee a
lookoul= the same as
on
are
of the Exoe&a Freight
Train
Law will not impose hardship on
labor, A Federal
Arbitration
much
for
means
of assisting the engineer in controlling
handbrakes
speed of freight trains—and
took
rail cars
manpower. Nowadays all
REDUCED
job securit
protected
Award requires railroads to retain in
their employment all- full-time firemen
with
than two years’ seniority.
more.
‘Thos with less seniority would receive
What about safety?
For All The Family
DRASTICALLY
necessary for's
not
Railroad
and help keep
shippers
are
will
ble for Oregon
railroads
stantial
econo-
operating
freight trains,
on
crews
repea Oregon’s
HB
FREIGHT!
THE
trains.
Impartial agencies
passenger
hav
determined that firemen and third
competitive with
neighboring
Inall the nation, only four other
have
laws
six-man
requiring
Oregon
1913 Excess Freight Train
Crew Law
by passing
Orego
benefit
AGA
NEW
two
THE
PRI
choi
carry
must
GOING
$50
STATES
TRAIN
FREIGHT
LAWS!
Freight
a
1913
GOl NG!
21”
wad
THE
IN
INTEREST
MESSAGE
A
at
Do you lean on cigarette as|
You
social crutch?
may re-
Send.;for’
Ann
it
later.
‘Teen
Landers’ booklet,
age
In the traffic
division there Smoking,” enclosing with your
cents in coin an a
was violation of basic rule, 46 request 1
addressed, stampe
defective equipment, 21 no op- long self
erator’s license 29; eluding po- envelope
lice officer, two; driving un-
Ann Landers will be glad to
der. influence of alcohol seven;
hel you with your problems
reckless
PUC ‘Sen them to her-in care of this]
driving,
juveniles
tained b police, 79
{o recovered, three.
Strombe
asher-
©
EISFIEL
A
OFFICE
political bonanza any
authority could ever
testimony before the
Monday.
“Certain
Fair
Items Exeepted.
neces.
ec
Stock*
TONIGHT --
like
disorderl con-
larceny four;
$50
$80
$60
$65
.
.
for a
works
party given
a:
woman
have” in
committee
Everyt
this
please
Blonde Console
GE 21” Table Model
Philco 21& Console
of-
ju
-
SETS
here
but
my
Ae Ty
the
On
polic incident calls, 48
for January, silent call, next
FBI
cases
pendin one. (even
fires
LAUNDRIES
Washer
greatest
Landers: The oth-
girl friend and
Ann
evening
citations
for ba-
were
low
defective equip
seven;
cense,
Police
Auto.
me
Cart
labor
of
hearin
appointe
the
a
of|i
er
tw
ment,
with
q
Kenmore
member
followi
e Bi
“Investi
Wringer
Maytag Wringer
Portland
a
go
.g|
expired vehicle ‘my
to
license failure to yiel right- thing
I’m
not
one; parking violations,
dateless
Washer
told
Jason
comes
I should
appointin
publ
pe
GE
Whelan
pro-
conduct three;* vagrancy,
I was crazy and finally
m like
three; juveniles referred to the
blurted ‘out, “I didn& say it.”
juvenile office, four.
Now I don’t know’ if the fel-
Traffic
sic rule,
13 HOME
on
compensatio leader and a
the
policy committee, said
thin
Dear
ly
$250
....
until
(UPI)—Action
workmen’s
reached
—
$115
$125
$175
....
|
gran
was
vevision
63
Mai
company.
the way home, she told
exec-
that one of the young
me
had
utives
pai .me a lovely
compliment. I was, thrilled be-
LAKEVIEW
In the month-
I always had ha a se-
cause
ly report of activities to the
man.
eret crush on this young
Lakeview
Town.
Council
for
Well, Ann, the next day I
January, 196 Police Chief Jack
went to the young man&# office
Fairchild
shows
the
friend
and repeate what my
arrests, drunk seven; minor;
how
said.
told
him
had
drunk in
one; disorder-|
$100
-
SALEM
is due pose
Weisfi
maki stag today with a tem-| ficers should be
on|
when|
porar halt to publi testimony. the basis of competitive exam-
to the
‘The House Labo and Indus-
taxi and
ination, if the are going to be
tries
Committee
was
prepare approved
leave
the
house
quetly. He
to work into the night Wednes-
said, “I don’t want to know a
But he suggeste
that
the
day, if necessary, to decide on
trial be kept for
another,
the framework
- a
At first I though he was kid-|
‘compen four years “as a watchdog
bill.
o
ithis
administrative
monster.”
din but now I believe he
decisions
Its
will
be
incorpo-
Last night he said
serious.
“I
that
three-
sure
some
again, “Don’t call me until you rated into the bill propose b way compromise will be the re-
the Committee for Fair
Work-
a bo
or a
can say whethe it’s
men’s Compensatio That bill |sult of this session of the legis-
girl.”
lature,” he said unhappily “1
is now before the house com-
seems.
Frankly I am hurt/It
this bill, but we&
do not
sHo want) mittee.
to me a husband
Opponent and supporters
to be with his wife at such a
time, ] somethin wrong with! the “proposed bill
agree that here for another session and not!
will
be
form
of
him? Should I insist he come| there
some
do something about the benefit
with me or should I go alone? &quo wa coverage” and an|
schedule.”
inereas in benefits.
—MRS., COUNT DOWN
‘The “three way proposa al-
there’s
Mrs.: Of course
Dear
Organize labor and claims| lows
an
employer to insure
with
him. attorneys ‘are fighting to kee
somethin wrong
week.
time
my
the
Repo
O Arres
$1
-
.
|
Everything
last
hospital
Lak Chi
.
_
Our bab
news.
month.
next
Dear Ann Landers: Jason and /He’s scared.
‘a provisio for jury trial
on.ap-
I have been married 10 years.
Unless you can ge your doc- pea of benefits, The propose
W have always wanted a fam: itor to
put him at ease so that ‘bill sets up a system of hearin
some
ily but for
reason
he accompanie you willingly, officers and appea through ad-
couldn&# ge pregnant.
let
him stay home. Panicky| ministrative
channels.
After goin to a fertility clin- husbands
faint and get in the
Rep Edward Whelan D-Port-
ie for two years I finally got
trouble than
more
way and are
land, called” that feature “the
REFRIGERATORS
14
Limi dati should Baby: be
the ninth grade
B. It depend on what’s there.
See
answer
to (a).
D, What decisions?
You’re
welcome.
Ann Lan-
CLEAR
BARGAIN
BASEMENT
THE
merchandise that will
for ne
EED
be arriving
soon,
YOU
SPACE...
THE
SAVE
THE MONEY!
;
you.
—
made
we
own
permitted affer a girl reaches
and this
means
high school
tremendous
trade-ins
of
amount
in
(d)
make her
decisions?
$57 Wort
Us Applian
|
and ny-|
heels
lons
e
wear
goo
the
Solo Hal Testim
|O Compen Bill
Pacific
Railroad
Henry Building,
Company
Portland,
Oregon