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HERALD ANQ NEWS, KLAAAATH FALLS. OREGON ,
CONVENTION
OF
CHURCHES
SUITED HERE
The state convention of Ore-
eon Churches of God will be
held in Klamath Falls June 8,
9, 10 and 11, in the Mills school
auditorium, it was announced
this week by M. A. . Tomlinson,
general overseer, and H. M. Big-gers,-
state- overseer. , ..-
Thursday's program will open
with a song service at 8 p. m.
with Roy D. Givens In charge,
followed by a - concert prayer
for the convention, the. welcome
address, . testimony , service led
by Eliza Stephens and, a talk,
'The Purpose and Importance
of the State Conventions," by
Grady R. Kent.
Sunrise service at 6:30 a. m.
is scheduled to start the Friday
services. Riley Rogers. Is in
charge. A song service "by Del
vin Daugherty will precede the
business meeting. The Church
That ! Is Fulfilling Prophecy
Moves On," will be given by
Earl Metcalf, overseer of Idaho.
Divine healing is scheduled for
11:20 a. m., directed by H. B.
Moore--of Arizona. Afternoon
services starting at. 1:30 o'clock
will feature a message, "Feed
My Sheep," by Danny Gregory.
Friday evening the song serv
ice will be led by RubyMood
enbaugh with a message, 'The
Young People Will . Master
Every Problem," by -Inez Big
gers, and a second message by
John A. Stubbs, overseer of
California.
A second sunrise , service at
6:30 a. m. will open the Satur
day session with the Sunday
school work stressed during the
morning program. In the after
noon the messages will be, "Ex
cept the Lord Build the House,
They Labor in Vain That Build
It," by Sidney Cooley, overseer
of Washington, and "Sanctifica
tion and Its. Effect," by Joe
Webb. .
- The program will "continue
Saturday at 7:45 p. m., with
Grady R. Kent speaking. Song
service will be in charge of Bob
Williams and Ruth Williams
will direct the evening testi-
mony. . . - . ' . .
: The last day- of the conven
tion will open at 6:30 a. m.
with the 9:45 a. m. message
brought by Elizabeth . Knapp.
"Who Should Pay Tithes and
Where to Pay Them," is the
1:50 p. m. message by John A.
Stubbs: 'The Church of God
Flag," Bob Williams, and "Bap
tism With the ttoiy unosv oy
W. L. Stephens. In the- evening,
starting at 7:45 o'clock, John
A. Stubbs will conduct singing,
the prayer will be led by Joe
Webb and the evangelistic mes
sage by Grady R. Kent. -.
Snell Asks Oregon
People to Pray
SALEM, June 7 W) Gover
nor Earl Snell appealed today
to Oregon citizens to pray for
success or. we euiea invasion
of France.
"I call upon the people of
our fireat state to join in sol
emn prayer for the success of
the allied cause in this great
struggle for freedom and truth;
for' the strength, guidance and
security of our brave lads lock
ed in a life and death conflict
that peace and freedom may
reign throughout' the' world,"
the governor said. . .
This summer it -will be well to
remember that keeping your gas
tank out of the direct rays of the
sun will save gas. .
Writer Sees Battle Royal
Rage From Plane Cockpit
By GLADWIN HILL '
Associated Prats Correspondent
Representing the Combined
American Press -
A MARAUDER BASE IN
ENGLAND, June 6 (P) From
the cockpit of one of many hun
dreds of planes which supported
the allied landing in northern
France early on Juno 6, I
watched a battle royal rage on
the sea and in the air.
The fields along the French
channel coast were dotted with
parachutes of allied airborne
forces who had landed a few
minutes before and interspersed
among the parachutes were air
craft probably gliders.
The first signs of battle were
flashed from the channel below,
which through the mist and a
naval smoke - screen gradually
became distinguishable as gun
detonations on warships shelling
the coast.
The channel wasn't "jammed
with shipping" as might have
been expected. The channel. Is
a big place, but on every hand
there were forces of ships cither
battering the coast line or bring
ing up forces to take advantage
of breaches.
The aircraft dotting the fields
bore the distinctive allied .in
vasion black and white zebra
stripe, which was hurriedly slap
ped on the aircraft late yester
day. (A broadcast from supreme
headquarters said the black and
white identifying stripes on the
planes were one step toward pre
venting confusion and repititlon
of such mistakes as allied gun
ners firing on friendly planes,
as happened in Sicily.)
United Nations convoys are
bringing up additional rein
forcements to support this in
itial invasion drive, and thou
sands of allied planes are ham
mering the coast. . .
General Demoted for Talk
About Date of Invasion
SUPREME HEADQUARTERS.
ALLIED EXPEDITIONARY
FORCE, June 7 (tf) One of
America's best known major
generals was demoted to lieu
tenant colonel and sent home for
indicating in advance the time
of D-Day.
The supreme ' command al
lowed this information to be
cabled abroad today after hold
ing it up several weeks for se
curity reasons.
Supreme headquarters would
not permit the officer's name to
be cabled. Ha was one .of the
Here's Invasion
Pronunciation '
Chart .
' By The Associated Press
Villers-Sur-Mer. Vee-lay-Soor-Mair'.
Trouville; Troo-veel'.
Deauville, Doh-veeJ'.
Asnelles, A-nell',
Ouistreham, Wee-stra-hahm'.
; Honfleur, Hohn-fler'. ,
Audemer, Oh-der-mairY
..' Pont l'Evaque. Poh-Lay-vek'.
. Beuzeville, Berz-veel'.
Vire, Veer.
Carentan, Kah-rahn-tahm'.
,' Valognes, Vah-lohn-ye.
Coutances, Koo-tahns'.
, Carteret, Kahr-ter-ray".
" Isigny, Ee-zeen-yee'.
Lis Eux, Leez-Yer'.
Italian
Capranica, Kah-prah-nee'-kah.
Grotia Ferrata, Groh'-tah Fey-rah'-tah.
, "'
Paliano, Pahl-yah'-noh.
commanders 'of the U. S. air-
force. An army man of long
standing, he swiftly, felt the su
preme command axe after talk
ing indiscretly at a London cock
tail party.-
The conversation was said to
have taken place, almost two
months ago when the . invasion
was expected almost daily. The
general was reported to have
said in the presence of several
persons: "On my honor the in
vasion will take place before
June 15.".
His action was reported to se
curity police by a woman guest
and Gen. Eisenhower immediate
ly ordered him reduced" to the
permanent rank of lieutenant
colonel and sent home after an
investigation.
YOUNG LOVE
STILLWATER, Okla. Lt.
Melvin K. Kerby, twice wound
ed during the invasion of Sicily
and Salerno, had to ask his moth
er's consent to marry Vera Beh
rens. He's only 20 years old.
Plans for the program to bo
held in connection with tho
Fifth War Loan drive in Malln
have been made, according to
Ray S. Van Meter of the Merrill
lodge of the Order of the Moose.
'- Master of ceromonlos for the
program, which will be held on
Juno 17 in the Broadway hall in
Malin, will be John Houston, An
address of welcome will bo
given by Vern Owens, co-chairman
for tho Klamath county
bond drivo committee and there
will be talks by Colonel Dubcl
and Dr. Lowell Coggoshall of the
Marine Barracks.
Selections of the military
band will be played and there
will be several musical numbers.
The auction bond sale will be
led by Auctioneers Leo Orr of
Merrill and Charles Wiesc of
Tulelake.
Newspapers Cut
Advertising to
Carry Invasion
LONDON. June 7 (P) The
London Daily Express and Daily
Telegraph both omitted air ad
vertisements from morning edi
tions today in order to give
full space to invasion coverage.
" (The New York Daily Mirror
and Dally News carried no ad
vertising in their Wednesday
morning editions, explaining
they wanted to give full cov
erage to invasion news.)
(The Herald Tribune elimin
ated all advertising except its
classified and record financial
columns. New York Times of
ficials said that many display
advertisers elected to omit or
reduce their amount of adver
tising for the day and that the
volume carried was about half,
of the normal amount.)
Workers DecfdV
Peace Is Here
PORTLAND, Ore., June 7 M")
The Invasion, back fired along tho
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