¿xb 5 Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, September 28, 1944 N ews B ehin the >'N&! By P aul M allon Yanks Enter Germany as Siegfried Fort Falls It*« Sim ple Furniture W ith F rill« , Ruffle« I F YOU hove been wondering if • quaintncNS, frills and ruffles were going into the decornting ash can nfter the wur, the answer is— no. There w ill be many strictly modern roomt but there w ill be rooms also in which all tho war years* pent-up longing w ill burst forth in the most romantic ver­ sions of the traditional Home, sweet Home with variations ac­ cording to taste. Period themes and qu-ilntnesa will be stepped up to have a dra­ matic quulity. Modern ideus w ill Washington, D C. CONGRESSMEN TO LONDON Without any publicity, the British government has quietly moved to improve British good will by arrang­ RUSSIA WILL BE ing air transportation tor six con­ POSTWAR POWER gressmen to London. They will in­ WASHINGTON. - The censorious spect the damage done by the robot air of the Dumbarton Oak.» I* « c o ' ^ T i d e mps conference is filled w.lh l.gh tales B emb djd #ctu. of effort, to be charming to «»y lnvite the congressmen to come Kussians. ! to England but made a of tet- In the matter of seating for pic- ting lhree R bhcan, and three tures, for instance it was ««ranged Democrats know seata on Brit- so the Russian delegates would be ish ,an„ ,e New y ork fof on the right hand of the Americans. London w r # av#ilable For many generations past, the B rit-, F ,rgt tQ wpre R enta. I ish always have sat there or at the tiv„ Jafne# Richards Caro. head of European peace conference Hna Democrat and Karl Mundt. tables South Dakota Republican. They Protocol practitioners of our A-TO-B • Lr ’ I£ iltMTOF • Y / ff f DIMANC’ were followed by Democratic Con­ MBIOMT , state department sank into a gressman Brooks Hays of Arkansas iÄ S -ff-v . :L from p- SSSCMttm yraTtCAL-*- dither when one newspaper cap­ entino and Republican Walter Judd of Min­ I l'ART OF TO Lg tion on the picture erroneously nesota. The latter trip may be sig­ FLOOR identified the British as occupy­ nificant since it occurred only a few ing the position of the Russians. Two spearheads of the V . S. First army, under Lieut. Gen. Courtney II. Hodges, enter Germany south creep in and add to this effect. days after these two had introduced Indeed, one business analyst-re- their resolution calling for bi-parti- of lachen and beyond Trier, as Siegfried fort falls Io the Allies. Photo shows the spearhead of tanka stretch­ Simple furniture w ill be built in porter here was officially advised san consideration of the peace terms ing out into the horison across Flanders Held as they enter German territory. In the llrst push they reached and fabrics w ill be cut and sewn the outskirts of Aachen, meeting with opposillon within the Siegfried line. that his comments on the meeting by this country. especially to fit the spaces they are to fill. The bed curtains for were “not helpful to American-So- The last pair includes Republican the slanting wall in the sketch are viet relations," as if the official at- Walt Horan of Washington and Dem- an example—and the triangular titude should control the press ac- ocrat Chet Holifteld of California, shaped window curtains to give counts. Holifleld, incidentally, was planning extra fullness. Frills w ill be even Some may think a little realism a quick trip overseas in order to fuller than those of our dreams. might help relations a lot more, or check on some lend-lcase matters o 0 o make them more solid for the long j for the house Democratic leader- N O T E —Why not start your dream roam run. ship. Each pair consists of one Re­ now with a skirted blanket cheat like the Investigation indicates the ex­ publican and one Democrat, with one In thia sketch? It la grand to have treme deference to Russia, however, the British determined to do all they extra covera handy on chilly nlshla and is not necessarily being carried to can to prevent inter-party strife in the padded top inakea a comfortable acat. Pattern 250 gives complete and fully II- the extent of accepting entirely her the U.S.A. from interfering with the luatrated dlrrctlona with detailed Hat if wishes in the peace. The Moscow peace conference. materials needed for making the chrat. full idea of an international air force, skirt and top cuahlon. Enclose IS rents The congressmen were told by the for one instance, appears to have British: “We have already been host with name and address to get pattern 230. Address: been rejected. to several American scientists and educators for brief trips across, and The attitude seems due rather MRS. RUTH WYETH SPEAKS to a prevailing diplomatic im­ we don't like to discriminate against Bedford Hills New York congressmen.” pression that the Russians are Drawer 10 » • • sensitive and easily offended, Enclose 13 cents for Pattern No . 1 which should put them in a good ALLIED SKI TROOPS Nam e ................................. ........................ bargaining position. I wish all For the first time in the war, Ca­ the people with whom 1 do busi­ nadian and American ski troops are Address ....................................... ............ .. ness would consider me sensi­ due to see the sort of action they tive. were trained for. Behind it also is the unannounced The first special service force, That’s Life conviction high in Washington and trained in mountain warfare at Hel­ Harry—So you’ve moved to the London that there will be war with ena, Mont., and in Alaska and the city, now. Why? Russia within 15 years unless a mu­ Aleutians, is now in southern France Jerry—We moved to the city so tually acceptable postwar peace un­ with the forces of General Patch. A we could muke enough to live in derstanding is reached now. the country! thrust across the Maritime Alps into The British are especially afraid northern Italy will give them their of Russia. They see her not only first actual skiing action. This spe- Hiking Skill sitting at their usual place at this cial service force includes both Ca- Eagle Scout—Why are you stop­ conference but in the Balkans as nadians and Americans, and will ping? well, and indeed likely to sit there probably come up against German Cub—The guide says to turn north over all Europe. . rear-guard units as the Allied ar- and follow the trolley. We'll have For instance, there were four mies chase the Nazis toward the When the American Seventh army moved Into Marseille, France, they found ships senttled In the harbor to wait till one comes along. French underground movements, all Brenner pass. as well as the city looted and bnildings, bridges and rail terminals destroyed. In Paris the women and children separate, but the strongest of these Vicious Circle had ripped np the paving blocks from the streets Io build barricades behind which they fonght for libera­ was the Russian. In the temporary ELECTION IN BRITAIN So—Gan you spell “wrong” ? tion of their capital before Allied forces entered the city to help them. DeGaulle cabinet, these elements British government leaders aren’t And So—Sure. R-O-N-O, are acquiring posts of power. saying anything about it. but Roose­ So—That’s wrong! velt has been tipped off by Churchill And So—Well, isn't that what you The Balkan Policy. asked me to epell? The Balkan nations, formerly that immediately after the fall of guided by British financial and po­ Germany a general election will be Ne Danger litical policy, are at least unsettled, held in England. In fact, Churchill’s Conservative Small G irl—I wish I had a be by and the same problem in Italy has brother ip wheel In my carriage. reached the point of a clash, despite party leaders have already sent ln- Old Lady-W hy? our efforts to postpone meeting the «tr“ ctions down to their borough Small G irl—My dolls are always issue as long as possible. , leaders to begin organizing for a getting broken when it tips over. This is an unavoidable, apparent nabonal election. and dominant matter of the peace ’ Churchill s party strategists have and to try to hold the public head already had conferences with lead- Some Fun Convalescent — A id I h a v e a in the sand will not solve the situa- *ers °* T1* Labor party and have tion. The truth is, Russia is estab- sougnl their support tor a continua- trained nurse, too. lishing a new place for herself in tion ot a future coalition govern Friend—What kind of tricks can she do? the world, and any concrete agree- i ment. The Labor leaders of the ment for postwar stabilization Churchill cabinet, however, have means stabilization protecting her , sa’d T*«ey believe that after the new position as well as our own. ; war' Labor should go on its own. Formerly she was a revolutionary i Conservative leaders, however, minority in the world, and therefore fi&ure 'bat the rank and file of the naturally antagonistic to the world Labor party will not follow their status, but now she has acquired a leaders but, instead, will follow status of great power and there­ Churchill. Churchill’s move in calling the fore needs a conservative world or­ der. The Russians seem to me to general election immediately after the armistice is considered very be ultra-realists. On the other hand, it is equally shrewd timing. Today he is popu­ true that much of our peace pro­ lar in England. A few months from posal talk is following obsolete now *y*ay not be. The British Preserve Our Liberty thought guided by past history in- Pr«me minister will stand on his stead of coming history. We think ! * ar rec° rd- and his cooperation with Buy U. S. W ar Bonds mainly of putting the screws upon Roosevelt will not be played down as one reason why he should be re­ Germany and Japan so they never Lieut. Gen. Courtney II. Hodges, can rise again, but they can easily turned to power. It is expected commander of the American First be put down to minor military pow­ that the Conservative party will win difficulty. army, which had the honor to be ers, and kepi there as long as the without too much • • • m oi the first of the Allied forces to make WORIB S IARBIIT H U IR AT Ml world is alert. NAZIS IN 8PAIN a permanent penetration into Ger­ The major military forces ex­ Once again Nazi troops are mak­ The slit trenches that cut up an area “ some place in Italy“ In a many. General Hodges’ troops were isting after this war will be di­ ing for Spanish soil. Members of waffle-like pattern are being used by the Air WACs stationed near the head­ also the first Yanks to enter Paris vided between the United States the army which got its first taste of quarters of the 12th air force in Italy. This new type of trench is said after the French underground and and Russia, and the mutual re­ war seven years ago by putting to offer considerably more protection, and Is harder to .lit from air. fought off the Nazis. lations between these two alone Franco in Madrid, today are steal­ are apt to have more to do with ing through the French countryside the future peace of the world below Bordeaux to be interned in than whatever we do to Germa­ and Spain rather than be captured by ny and Japan. M illions o f people suffering from «Implo the Fighting French. This was why Piles, h ate found prompt relief with But this is not the only invisible the Spanish ambassador in Wash­ PAZO ointment. H ere’s why: First. electricity in the air at Dumbarton ington last week issued his state­ PAZO ointment soothes inflamed areas — relieves pain and Itching. Second, Oaks. South Dakota's Senator Bush- ment barring Nazi exiles. PAZO ointment lubricóte« hardened, field was right in his contention in However, a real test of U. S.-Span­ dried parts— helps prevent crash Ins and soreness. Third, PAZO ointment tends the senate that the American se­ ish policy is in the making. Some to reduce swelling and ehech bleeding. curity plan would give the President Nazi m ilitary men are already in Fourth, I l ’s easy to use. PAZO oint­ ment's perforated P ile Pipe make« ap­ the power to declare war. Spain, plus French collaborationists plication simple, thorough. Your doctor While the administration does not who will later be charged with war can tell you about PA ZO ointment. wish to admit this now. fearing the crimes against France. It will be G et PAZO T o d a y ! A t D ru g s to re s ! point may become involved in the up to U. S. Ambassador Carlton campaign, it does not intend to Hayes, apologist for the Franco gov­ change that recommendation. ernment, to deal with them. 39— 4( WNU-13 • • • • • • By unanimous vote of the Big C APITAL CHAFF To relieve distress of MONTHLY Four nations on the proposed execu­ <1. G I Joes are plenty peeved over tive council (United States, Britain, the arm y’s mustering-out pay pro­ Russia and China), m ilitary action gram. Canada gives its discharged could be taken. men $100 for clothing, plus $9 for (Also Fino Stomachic Tonic) Thus the President, who naturally each month’s service. Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Com­ would dominate the American coun­