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TOTRESSES TO RECEIVE
shoes AnD'unramsSS
A telegram from the Headquarters ha autho-r- Oorrainity Ifelfare office
regional headquarters - ized i& ISA to purchase at 1008.
re-
jealed that a pairs locally additional uni- -
1000- - Those eligible to ap-j-pt
un- i- forn-an-
shoes and 1750 vendors in this ply are [Link] 64
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forms for mess hall wait- - vicinity would ho approa- - years of ago or under 17
resses are being shipped ched to,ak 1fce nccess years of age without
from. San Francisco. Al ary purcJiaaes. Mortimsiir noens of support. Hoods
ready 349 uniforms have Goalee, jjetisjf ttojsf fc of families who have &
been received and will bo Tonsportotio cad Supply, total income from all
.issued immediately racconV ddclor&d that tey hoped souroeo inadequate to
ing to director Shlrrell. to hae all tfco Wda in meet their needs may also
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It was further dis- - cad purchases completed apply. ,Tho forthcoming
clpaed that Ropionnl. in the naar futurg. clothing' allowances are
COLOniSTifflUTIOnFD .MESS WORKERS PAID to bo considered in the
latter class.
RGR nST mTERFEREnCE Jzly aalary chocks For appointmonts con-
were distributed to all cerning problems, tfr.
UJITH UJILOLIFE moss hall employees Yamasaki is handling, fun-
Snaring and interfer- last night at 717 from eral arrangements; Jfca.
ing with- - wi'ldlif o by eva- 7 "p.m. a,
Yoshi-Niw- orphans j and
cuees haye been cautioned Ton Shibutsni, cash gran-
against as offenders are ts. Bequests for trans-feri- ng-
subject to fine and in-- UnTW n IDMITI IDC to other reloca-
prisonmontjFish and "l !7ild- -
xi vJIL lvw iVwN tion centers are mado in
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lifo officials indicate this office.
in letter to Eliner Shir-- (j TKfMNv
tltPLOY ADULT EDUCATION
rail, prpjoct director. .. Of FEK ECONOMICS
It has been reported MFWWnQKERS
INLW .WwfvKtJNJ
that Colony residents A now Adult Education
have been disregarding class in the Principles
this regulation. These Tha former furnitura of Economics with Herein
actions are unlawful as workers who quit their Koyam as teachor will
lands lying within the Jobs at the furniture
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open on'Konday, Oct 12
Tule lake area ere sub- factory decided to offer at 400$. The class trill
ject to wildlife regula- no objections to the xe meat inrico a. week, on Mo-
tions, in the event it cruitnent of now walkers
-- ndays and Wednesdays.
is necessary to take mea - to fill tho 'positions Er. Hoynna i3 a San
sures to protect farm vacated by them. Francisco State social
crops, agreements will 'This understanding was scienco major. His cour-
have to be made with ths reached at. tho meeting ses in Hunan Eolations
Wildlife Service Office hold in tho Placement Of --
given during the past
As thousando will as- fice by Don Elberson, months at this center
semble, in the Tule lake labor relations roprcsent- - bwo been popular, t
area for hunting, actions ative of Project BL
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will reflect to evacuees SScST011'- - BUSSEI fllEETIDG
and therefore should be
avoided, It was added. It was ooplainod that
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Buoseis will congre- -i
Ed. Hotc-Th- is notioeworkers ar- avail- gate in hall 2720 "this
wore not
rived too lata for tho able soon the. furniture 'Sunday tight from 7:30
sport page. factory-- ' would have to p.m. under "tho chairman
The Bee department discontinue operation. ship of Margie Ito. Tho
will meet tho Firemen in-- . Tho fojteer furniture B3v. K. Iwno will Oliver
a
challenge bail game makers voiced thoir ap-- the nenaSfi. --
Saturday, at 2 p.m at peel tto othey workers- . A program packed full -
the hardball. diamond intorestod in- - thl woiic of laughs and outstanding
Both squads are fielding and to proceed to apply numbers will bo presented
star studded for these Jabs, . by the Uarysvillo Busseis,