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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1942)
..Auiriwt 12, 1012 HERALD -AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THREB Newspaperman Listed as Missing in South Pacific (! K N K R A L MacAHTIlUrt'S lIKADQUAHTKfl.S, Austriillu, Associated Press staff man, was listed us missing today five days after u plane in which ho was a passenger disappeared in a storm. The piano was en routo from northeast Australia to tlio New Guinea war front. pinna might have made an em ergency landing at some inac cessible spot in New Guinea or on one of the Islets off Australia. It was recalled hero that several airmen who have been shot down or forced down over New Guinea have taken weeks to make their woy back to civiliza tion. Haugbland, 34, had waited at Townsville, Australia, for sev eral days for transportation to New Guinea. The opportunity plane of several that were to mako the trip. An Australian re porter who lost the toss boarded the second plane. Reports Accident Peter N lab or of Tuleluku, Calif., reported his car was Involved in an .ac cident with another near the Henley school Tuesday morn ing. Name of the driver of the other car was not learned. No ono was Injured. ' . . : lGETI came Aug, 7, when by a toss of a coin he won a sent in the lending Auif. 12 fi'l Vern HatiKliinil, I'here still was hope that the to city police Wednesday that ii iiifti BOLATIDNISTS UORITY ' Sell It through tlio want-ads PRIMARIES i t 4 II I,: By The A.ioclatod Pron rru-wnr lorclKii view nil n Ki-nr-nil imlltleiil Ik.iiiu were (!! counted in lit li'imt (our of live kIiiIcii tmliiy im primary return gave a wltlu majority of office holdcm vlctorlm over ii)ioiu'iitii who IiikI uskiu led thom im lmiln lliiulitln. Kxiunplo iminlicr ono in nn lluniil Intercut wiik tliu votcrim Hepiescnliillvo J linn II ton Klnli, prelYiirl lliirhor critic of J'ruKl dent Houxr-vull'i fiii-ulwi policy, wlio won republican noiiiliiiitlon in tlio pri'Hliicnl'ii lionio diHtrict over iitri'O opponent,-! In ycMter diiy'it bnllotliiK, Wi'inltill L. Wlllltle, 1040 re Plllllll'llll lU'ONldUlltllll llOlllllleO wlio hud Jollied Willi l''lh'n Intru party opponent.-!, luuiurtcd In connnontlnK on tlio coiiKi'cmi iiiiiii'm lend thiil "for tliu miko bolli of tliu country mid of tlio republican piirty the flht for his elimination must bo continued. The vote In the 20th Ohio dlx Iriet, however, iieeinvd to reflect unolher view when Iho rU'inn cnillc voters rejected Hep. Mnr tin 1,, Sweeney's bid for renoni inntlon. Mo was ii prc-wiir oppon cut of iidnilnlKti'iition pollelc uttct n veteran house member I'lirty lenders, Mayor l-'riink J LiiiimIhi of Cleveland and nil three Cleveland newnpiipem op posed Sweeney. Michael A KelKhan, Cleveland lawyer, was thu winner. IiolntioniiU Lead Hut two Ohio republican rep resenlnllves who were also at tacked an l.iolatlonlsb, Oniric II. Kblon ot the flr.it district tCiiieinnHti) and John M. Vory of Iho 12th tCiiliiinuus) built up utroiiK, early lends. Other Now York conKrcjutmi-n who weathered Hie cry of before- Iho-wnr IsohitlnnUm Includ Iteprescutatlvi'ii Edwin A. Hull IliuKhumpton republican; Dnnlel A. Heed, western New York re publican: V 1 1 o Mnrcontonlo American labor party left wind lender, and three New York City Democrats, William U. Harry James A. O Lcnry and Martin J Kennedy, Coffee Loias, Dut In Nebraska., Heprcscntii tlvo Harry 11. Coffee, ciunpalKiicd flHSlnsl oh his couRi-csilonal l ee urd prior to the war, lost the democratic senate nomination to Poster May, Omnhn radio on noiineer. The repubilcaii nnmluatlnn to the senate scat now held by Cicorjjc W, Norrls, veteran Inde pepdent, was won by Kenneth ' S. Wherry, republican midwest director. Norris did not compete In the primary but his friends liavo predicted ho would cute the Kcncral election imiiln as an Independent. Governor Dwlchl Clrlswold easily won republican deslKiin lion Im the gubernatorial conlest. The democratic nomination seemed assured for former C.ov ernor Cliarles W. Uryan, brother of William JennliiKS Bryan. Two luclimbeiil Heprescntiitivc.i, Kar! Stefan, Norfolk republican, and Cmirlc.i Mel.iuinhlln, Oinnlia ilemocrat, also had coininnndhiK leads for renomlnation. Now York Convontlon Meanwhile, selection of dele Kates to New York state's demo cratlc convention, Auk. 19, offi cially started the battle for nonv ination plode.es for Senator James M. Mead and Stale Attor ney General John J. Bennett, Jr., in n test of presidential influence 7379 Jy Alice Brooks Crocheted mainly In double crochet this not, dona in bhet land Floss, has stripes of dainty contrasting whlto flowers. They are embroidered on In lazy-daisy stitch. A new mother will bo proud to own this set, Pattern 71)70 contains directions for set; Illustrations of stitches; mater In In needed. To obtain this pattern send 11 cents In coin to The Herald and News, Household Arts Dept., Klamath Foils. Do not scud this picture, but keep it and the number for reference. Bo sura to wrap coin securely, as a looso coin often slips out of the envelope. Requests for patterns should rend, bend pattern No. to followed by your nnnio and address. on selection of the party's noml nee for governor: Mend carries the endorsement of Mr. Hooscvelt and Bennett Is supported by James A. Farley, state party chairman and tlio president a former campaign innnniier. Senator John Thomns of Ida ho, also labelled a non-supporter of administration measures be fore the war, accumulated a wide load for republican rcnomlna tlon. .. , Tlio Arkansas run-off primary Kavo former Representative John L. McLellnn the democratic nonv ination for senator over Attor ney General Jnck Holt. THE BOMBERS WAITED ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. (P) See I nil a dog on the field, the Albumicrquo army air base con trol tower operator held several bombers aloft. Military police dashed to clear the runway. The MP's arrived, In motor- cycle and sidecar, just as three pups were born. Tlio mother, an coslry uncertain, was as wild ns n coyote and fled into the nearby sandhills. To an Albuquerque home went the pups. Down came the bombers. "Wnnl-nds" cost little bring rcsultsl LA0I-TO-TOI BONE-DRY cunec HUM Ant LIGHT AND COM f OnTABLI. MM. LOaOIR, M il. DREW'S MANST0RE ,vii.vva' I W rZ 5 fife 9 9 1 ' , Jm-M ,.iri3i-!jriM-fla'y;.yia " a-sa l: n f s-" I . ni I B I 1 c SI Men's Swim Trunks E'f 1 1 o d" "cany "ducd to Car qutck y y lj'c Strews H 7. L Straw Hat stock. Sold .U m- Out they Bo at . real price Odd Lots Bath Towels r tnch sixol Several attr.lv. color. Men's Whites . . . 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