La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 27, 1945, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, September 27, 1945 THE La CRA-NDE evem-v; observer, la gra3.dk, orego.s 1 !i3 el .TO 'V tl'.l I'V lilt L-liq Do 15 Kist S .1 to i UK 15 I vmi. : i 31111 l Pic iidic jersc I .ireq lln e l.lvo. Kdu lum limit Veh Wag Cert )Oll I Unu Hoar! Cont Nov. Aug! Low How Orch Alge tiiini He-p (ab.) Mncl Exist Mart Knol: Reporter find j Self in Strange j Postwar World j Sinatra? What In Atumir Rnttlh? By VrllXi.M HVDOtfOAIJ. Kio Vn VAr.XK- r.1 vJ;'t ' ... . ... .... f rr,, nn'.t i-"r 7- '- - tt,rit,xin in t vA ,jf S irt'-f of.vn ir-r '' to M- -J r.-e :r. S I WenI'll V.iU. MArf tM vr-wimi ' '' , w Harry 7mtt,r 1"'- It, Ol Jo t An Vrre ixr.v: A vict .xt"'. 'lit r rtu.k Hil.iUit '' V-ror,e fx? j Vrt Alan? have rer. )ivw. 'ft oorrow i rl ti DM Mrrh 7, ,h'i J;.fKt plarv- ' ,,o One th, r.z k'(4 roe Iv then my nvtr-er's "O'n't for;', ton, 1"V'.' 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Mill llif Mhlp wim in 'It llntf no Cunt Ihn I miii! wiim wiiiihid liiirk uiiln the deck, lopped Out A W'luinh leiini'd riiHiiiitty on llir mil of llir Hhip'n hi d((e iipiiildiit-f, i-iihidy hi ii llykii(j nf f Irt'i' hiiiiM d Vim Nenn whu wim III (he wii'died up hunt. Vim Nent i t' pn d mil uf the hunt nlhl Julii tfl (In wuiniifi, I dived uvrl huiii d ii MiM unit lime und HWiiin uwiiy wiUi nil my nil ' nji.li All my lile I IhhI null d In nef u funluni; nhip u duwii I liiinrd, tiindiiiu Wfilei hi Wiilrh lln "I'ui lui Itnin" dl" I'h' ll I v,an uiniii d lu hi e Hull -mm It liijiivd iiil.iliiitl 1 1 1 1 (uiwiiid Mill Why In- did mil Jump I duii'l Idiuw, unhi.ti In. Miii; wmiiidid hy Mir mil' hltie imniilnu pine Tin ll lh fililp philt!''d I liev i hiiw lliim in Ii iiKiiin, hut Villi Nrtv: Itvi-d lu I. mi' ii lllli- hiti'i I'.,, th.it tnnun I'm "IWiiV'i hnpul hy finiir findi ul lulu hln h ,.i, ii .kiIim.,.. i.... ...i. .. acV l'""l'v "t'peiu IMJ. U ii f v I Jl ll ' . 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(...i, .-i.i . h. i -t.v. mi.. .1.1 u puts p::::;,:,;::.r':::';:;'r:i','7:t'x,;r.,vW. A ball "i I"" ix'it. ii'UntH iiiiii ii.M tsi tUr. Ai nil dniri NiiMii I'wivwhn tu I I Hi lull , Ht r)lfft Uivi to. Adv. " . ! Ilherre still giving! reyou Kjiveio your viv'f - nn ir f - 4 U 1 . ii v fit i Mr V V U II u 17 IBff'T ALL CTZR YET Our num. J lh of still r rf uniform. A grnt mtnj of hm tfi.'t arm, and will Iwlwi lorui tiwl The poj)l of IlirJ coonttin still r tuttrinq from lh effwrts of the war, in nd of food- clothmq. mdlel attention end bom. Thr is much work to b dona, and h WioiJ War Fund, reprateiitiftj 22 7nrAt twjvfA m ibis work, nrnds your eontribolion. Aborf tha poster in ihis yaar't War Fund cemeatyn. IM ii remind you fhat joa still hare a part lo plar, and orive gener wily. ), I Hi no rew-ntment. Tu- Ui obviously los-ded V, capacity. ; ll,i,wt,mt M-med a certainty.;'" f t, iu The heavy swell made it mru- r-uK li ky-i-p the water away i ... ....... ..HI,. i. ill, t ';ix ! emir,"'-, i.'f. M-lt. Hut my molb- 'ornrr.ar.dH by Ge. Jov-ph Stil er' last vonl k'-pt rr.e wir"- ' well, w.ll be inactivated on rec rriiriK, i:onrrvinK my strenv'.ii, j ornm'-n'lntion of Gen. Ijouillas for I didn't know wlmt. As the hours pasted I v irie'l lo be two persons, 'rri" detai beri. ly obsi-rvinK and analyzing the rfli'-r's actions and mot ions Also, in the hours pnssH rny 'or - fiileneir In rescue jnrr-iim-d, I ful ly expei l' d forne rniraele lo save rue. II did. . French North Africa yields one lhlnl of the woild's supply of phonpliiite. Hi H You bol it does 1 Now please ilnn'l cxint even (.lirvron Supreuir (o iniikt- up for incih.iiiical short, roitiinm, all any i;.isollnc i.in iln is lirini out ihe lust ilui's in a moior. You cut ciiainly count on (.lii-vriiM Siiprinic In do ilul. JjWQjferJ So, ovon tliou(h it Un'l lilir pint iiik 11 new rninv undi r llir IhmmI, (Ihvuhi .Sujim iih will ivr ymi llir Mud nf 'i 1 fui ituiur jiiii iltniirlii yunr mr lut tnuuiln iiii. l liiii old 1. 11 in.iy h.t vi' 10 du ftu iMite NwliiK yti, Mi 1 ( 1111 iitluT, il l f jm. a. V it community! FUND ii i l t h -w- (Jt flt (jlfj rmy I ,.4 ; ,.,.f ,,,1 TOKYO, Sept. 27 (L'l'l The 11. S. I'l'h arrny in the Kyuk'ui. MaeAr'hur. and i:i.7'l3 high-ooint I army persi.nnel tl.'-re and in Ja ! pan are now being grouped f"r I rr-lurn lo the V. S. ' Stilwi-II, nod ling Gen. Frank V. .M'rrill of M-rrill's Marau- have arrived in Tokyo to j pay their ri-sp'-irts lo Mae-Arthur. I J III- IW'I K lirrni w.ii i.-iiiin ... the United States soon, it was an- : nounc-d, but their future assign- rri'-n's weii- nut d iM-ujif -d StatKlafrfU Ntlnf Cftdlt Crrlf 4rn hn (... I thnMiumi the I'niicd Suu-i iu r,4ii.i'U. A-pl) n i)v S.tiidu.l ul ( dlifotiiU nllur, tAntlird Suiioit (r iVAlrr, Auihur ltxi Oi,liUlim nf ii fi Cliriti SiAlion. We'll do our W w imic jtmt l'rl jim.ptly. AT STANDARD STATIONS, GARAGES, OR CHEVRON OAS STATIONS Cove School Has Registration of 126 in All Grades ;.--yx,J MWaitb j , f i,t V.r. ttA Mr U !-'- k" i ic Amv" JhMrn who left ! tnue of the ilints of her father, H. L. HillyiMfM. did not re ?lum until Tnurirfay. Mr. Mor s yirx Fomun ruppiled for her in the high tchool. j William A. Ire, of Salem. M .?:r.ij.g ha brother and family -' K.. awj Mr- J- B. Love. The Efworth League enjoyed a j Knetum dinner party, ine, 5 rr taean at the home of Mr. and Mr ."veil Kight and wmt i has rev-iced his discharge from ', bam there to Mr. and Mrs. Mack the U. S. naval personnel separa d from there to Mr. and : tmn cente-r at Shiximaker, Calif. ifrs. T. R. Cor.klin's. Mrs. A. A. Anlles left Friday 'for Yakima. Wash, to be present at the marriage of her grandson Sgt. Dale Ar.ties. ion of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anttes of Yakima. Tne young man is just returned f om overseas where he has be' n for three years. The marriage will be an event of Sunday. Mrs. T. R. Conklin accompanied her broth er, Archer Antles of La Grande, Itt Yakima, Saturday morning to be present at the same event. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Price and their son Lt. William Pric? of Hood River, vere guests of their brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Price, this last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Downing snd small son, Billy Robin, left Saturday for Prairie City lo make their home. They have been in var work in Portland, but have been visiting their parents in Cove for tvo weeks. Ma), and Mrs. W. K. Ross, who have been at Fort Elaning, Flu., lor the past several months ex pect lo be home very soon. The major expects a discharge, after haviruj been .in service nearly four years. m mm? CVLlNOeR MOM Wartlmo rojoarch on Chevron Aviation Gasolino paved the way to a lot higher octane rating for Chevron Supreme. That means- even older curs won't ping on hills. You'll sec a change in the way thty stnrt and accelerate on Chevron Supreme, too. next best to a new car driving on SUPREME W "?!$?f! !. - Orsr.i- , has arrived at the m- I fanlry rtplatrir.'.nt training ctn- "tr, Ca.'r.p WoiU-rj, Ttx., lo U-fcir. lhi,'bsic uinir, an mfamr- 1 weapons and jpecialirt iraimr.g ! Pfc Dona!i R. Stakl. !Cove. has received his div.har'i I from Fort Ord, Calif. He enter ed the lervice March 19, 1342 at Fort Lwi, and spent 14 month! over; --as. He participated in the Aleutian and Kwajalt-in tarn paignj. and has been award -A the b.-onze star, purple heart, Ajiiatit-Pacific campaign ribbon with two bronze stars. ' J He entered the service July J&42 at Portland. T'Sgt. Hobarl V. Kennedy, La Grande, has received his dis charge from the army separation center at Fort Lewis, Wash. He entered the service Oct. 25, 1540, and served 20 months overseas. He participated '.r. ;'.ie Tunisian, Algerian, French Morocco, Sicil ian, Naple-Foggia and Rome Amo campaigns and has been awarder! the F.uropean - African middle Eastern service medal and the good conduct medal. Sgt. Delmar J. Galloway, Elgin, received his discharge Sept. 17 from th-s Fort Lewis sep aration center. He participated in the Normandy campaign, and has been awaidcd the air mirdnl with one oar; ,eaf ouster, the purple heart, and the good con duct m.dal. He served three months overseas. INSURANCE FJKB - LIFE - AUTO Horace J. Nelsoss Your Iniurance Man Tel. 351-W 703 K Ave. La Grande Ore. AIR OUTUf V eXHAUlT GASOLINE -L I r iRprir.nliy.t. ComilHI I Rev. Geo -,r: Y. -. j I from HcU-'or.. Tex., - jpeaker at he t '.- e'-r- e-.'.i to be r.ei-j at tr.- Gojr.'-I Tar -r- , mcfc beiir.nir.-' f r.'.rr-.v . ! vitrei will b: corduit-td at 7 JJ p.m. each day. Tr.e Rev. Mr. Hay is t'-.r.e-t.rr.et referred to as the T'-ss Cyclone." lUttie of Ms .':' nrf ('irl-s ministry He his ' -ri-n in vanrelttrtxr v.-ork fir the pasi 15 years. According U Rev. Lertr-r Carl len, pastor of the Oospel Taber nacle, the Rev. Mr. Hay:s ; formerly a newspaperman aiso ckted with the Sc.'ipps-Howard newspapers and also has spent six years in the boxing r:n?. Other features of the program ir.chid: congre?a(ional Gospel' inging, special music, and spe- i eial instrumental muiic. ' Protect Your McKESSON McKESSON'S eyj CAF.01 "a&ti SV3UP lor COWAa , lot Hzerfittit l:z-'-3 nans ord r.c.i.- duo lo calth 69 bottle OoicICcjiuI.i(20-! McKESSON'S AQUA-DRIN NOSE DROPS SoolU tion-Slinalng lllkknl 49 loz. 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But from where I Kit, they're heroes in a cause that's pretty sacred in our town: the cause of freedom, tolerance, and human dignity. 1'J4S, UrJ-d Suta Btooi touadanot Health SOU IBB High Potency A-B-D-G wirli Viiomm CAPSULES VITAMIN CAPSULE Each tiny capsule supplies at least the full adult minimum daily re quirement of the important vitamins needed for human nutrition. Why get less? 15 DAYS' SUPPLY... . 69 30 DAYS' SUPPLY... $1.23 GO DAYS' SUPPLY. ..$1.98 180 DAYS' SUPPLY. ..$4.79 Mulfoid'sOnil Cti!d Vaccine Tablets VACAGEN Tieatment of 20 IJoltie of 5to3 S VIGRAN "Ul, III II '1 J V &RN 1 0 c 0 0 1 CAPSULES McKESSON'S BAX j McKESSON'S Sfe BEXEL jfcgiSKpjcSrli Potent, ?r&.&l trmtivorthy -r Mr Vitimln B Complex SaiE 98 97 Sfimulates ciicalaliuu and helps i At.... lottif-iim-v fraci. iu-ittti Tgr.-gMSsr m IT Jfl Ti 1