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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1944)
LIES HAVE inmrnnTiMn " n r, i. Flashes of SAYS STIN1S0N ufe HERALD AND NEWS,' KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE THREI throuKhout the 8uuthwol Paci fic mid then mild: "Tlirao form u liuiirunluu Hint prcwuiro on thin (llio Jnixinumi) enemy will mount unci Hint no purt ul Ma omplro will bu mife," THOMPSON CHARGED ASHINGTON, Juno IS (!') ,h lllllfN I'I1V llltlll)l lulled a l". r.n llin tfnrnnmtn (Dull'"'" " - .. Mllovo wo uro thuro to atoy nil ol Franco l Uliurutocl .,,iiv ilofuntod," ho nit- .,1 altliuimli ciiulloniim Unit niusl expect countcriittHckii lcr Hum any yut mot" In the m In Norninndy. irnnon lo'd , nter Hud (icKtruollim or heavy mo tu nil") brlclKca over the '."river by allied , ulr force oiio nuijor factor In alowlrw ,, Hovelupment of b mnjor terattnek "a delay termor led upon." flu fuller Information which HOW C0I11O Ull mv iiiiihm mi""- 01 OUr moll un nt" fivutn " thu nccretary aald, "In a i tmliit to llluHtrato the ilc llllty of not rencliliiK hasty flmloim. The went wall win hiytli or pimhovor. At van pliicca thu IiiihIIiikii wcro rel- rly euny, iihuikh 10 mi ciO' i ,r tnct cal BurnrlMo. a care frholco of tho Honeriil reulon iiKMiiuii unci uiu noKiruc nl CiiTiniiii communlcntlonii Lir oreccdlim air attack. But overywhero German off- to minc.li uencn ouauit-'icn, h gnd pill boxes wcro a (Inn Em huznrd." Iimson noted that allied tj suffered CH.Hiiultlcn iii tho illon "but not os many as Iconimmuiers wero ounuca 10 tiluto upon beforehand. ' nclrnl tho rapid northward bnceof the nlllos In Italy, the tilary sulci that while tho Gcr slmd broiiKht up somo fresh ip to stiffen rralMnnce tcm- rlly on mo west end or the the mi.ls' rlillit winu aunlii col In used. Tho condition of rail forces, ho added, Ik such I Ihcy may rcqulro reinforce- pti to attempt a stand north their present posllons. He mentcd that any such rein ing would hnvo a bearing on r fronts. ftirnlnif to the Pacific, Slimson id new blows In Japnn Marl- lilnnds, In tho Kuriles, and By Th Associated Press ACTION NEW YOKK HlnoHlinimrl. on the scent of un escaped Ger man Mrlsoner of war I,., I u,,,.i,. era to un old church. Two of uio puny climbed a tower, open ed u trill) door nml fell nm,,. thliiK alive brush punt. TllL'V rilllf'Ulv rnl,,intn 41...- rotumed with reinforcements. A soiuier slithered throuuh the door and camo face to fuco with two frliihtened plKcons. t FINE FISHING OHEGON CITY, Ore. When three ovorncus veterans hero on flirloUUll Wero arrester! fnr HkIi. hill without a license, Sheriff rrea itciiKsocker decided tho law was belnii onforccd too well, uppenred In court In their behalf. Tho sheriff's plea lost but tho veterans won iinyway. Rank seeker paid their fines out of his own pocket. To Journeymen in all crafts be you're a Machinist, Boll- nkcr. Liirncnler. ectrlclan. I Pipefitter, Okoh you're man we're looking for. But . wo wnnt to offer you Filling so you'll bo looklim ui. Well, what do wo offer? d wanes (wo'vo recently tea tneni considerably). That win feeling you got when ire a railroader with S.P. Iking in perhaps, tho most juiili, most interesting hc- i work there Is. Working friendly, snlt-of-tho-enrtli (pie. Yes, and with a pernio- n ouiiu. j ion with K.t II find, offers a .good deal than a good oav-check. something vou enn nut vour Ll ----- -- - fi mo, do proud or. You'll ranroncl pass privileges, a pension plan. Medical serv Evcrythlng that makes an Job A bit bettor Hum mnst. ho In nnd hnvo a talk with Von ean't lose by It, and certainly stand to gain. or writt Trainmaster, S. P. pn, Klamath Falls, or so four noarast S. P. Agent. HE ? SOCKS o HAD WANTS! BZZ31TsC3En isPring Groundwork! do vnn An U U. .-.1... PDint. n .i - -r fuu ncoui you nop fttrly .m. until Into at night ; mo garden row. ha- iui fjni UCII1I1H "'ofgsrdcnen'woeiP r "fnuoui work ti Hnt r'outWcitmlniterHow. the pair MJD Y'S MKIV'S SHOP 600 Main St. EMBLEM DAY EVENTS Klamath Aerie. Fraternal Or dcr of Kuglcs, will hold patriotic Emblem Day exercises, Friday evening, Juno 16, in its lodge rooms at 0th and Walnut. This is part of tho fraternity's nation- wldo observance of the day, the first to be held in tho history of tins country. Emblem Day commemorates the adoption of tho American bold eagle as tho emblem of this nation, an event which took placo on Juno 20, 1782. Com. mcmorallon ot this event was neglected until 1042 when Wis consin Eagles adopted a resolu tion setting June 20 as Emblem Day and dedicated the day to the spirit of the eagle, monarch of tho skies. Early this year tho nn. tlonal governing body of the order put Emblem Day on the Eagle calendar. A program has been arranged for Friday evening by President Homer Truax, and all visiting Eagles arc especially invited to attend inauguration or the cele bration of Emblem Day. WITH THEFT OF $20 Everett Gcruld Thompson was In the county Jail Tuesduy charged with taking $00 in cur rency and a roll of 20 silver dollars from it money bag lay ing In tho back room ut tho Crosscutt cafo, Chlloquin. Tho sheriff's report stated that Thompson allegedly took tho money, wont out tho back door; walked Into tho pool hall next door and cashed In tho 20 silver dollurs for a $20 bill. A short time later, according to tho report, Officer John Arkcll found tho $80 on Thomp son in a wutch pockcl along with tho silver dollar wrapper. When (luestloncd Thompson said ho couldn't remember anything auoui Hiking tho money. Arkcll who made the arrest, reported that the man had obviously been armKing.' Thompson was brought to Klamuth Falls from Chlloauln by Deputy Sheriff Dale Mattoon Tuesday. NO DOUBT LIBERAL, Kas Pvt. Clyde L. Dobbs wrote friends from an Arizona army camp: Rattlesnakes arc- numerous here, and they would bo a men. ace, if our commanding officer hadn't used great foresight, He issued a bulletin restricting all snakes (without posses) from tho post.. Tho military police execute tho order, stopping the snnkes nl the gnte, WAR BONDS and LIFE INSURANCE Help Prevent Inflation Oregon Mutual Life policyholders are buying bonds individually s : i and ihcy arc buying mort bonds through their purchase of life insur ance, because life insurance company dollars are xoing to war bonds. Every dollar saved, whether in bonds or life insurance helps prevent inflation; Moose Sponsors Radio Programs A series of flvo weekly radio programs, tho. Ilrst ono to be heard tonight (Thursday) at 7 p. m. over KFJI, are being spon sored by the Loyal Order of Mooso, No. 1108 and tho Women of the Moose, chapter 407. The programs will be" over the air each Thursduy evening for tho next flvo weeks. Members of the Mooso lodge believe that the programs should be of Interest to tho people of Klamath Falls. Faculty Shortage Increases, Report SALEM. June 15 (VP) Ore gon's teaching shortugc will be more serious than ever before when the school year opens next September, the state de partment of public instruction said today. E SUCCEEDED BY COL FISKE 1 HOI ROME, Juno 15 OP) Brig. Gen. Edgar Hume today relin quished his duties as chief allied military government officer for Home and was succeeded tem porarily by Col, Norman E. Fiske. Fiskc, a native of Portland, Ore., was American military attache in Rome, and was in terned ot the time of Pearl Har bor. Later ho was exchanged. He now is deputy executive commissioner of the allied con trol commission. Hume, senior AMG officer of the fifth army, will supervise military ovcrnmental work in the newly occupied areas north of Rome, The shift marked transfer of the fifth army's governmental responsibilities in Rome to the allied control commission as the army's main sphere of activity moved farther ahead with the advance of the troops. BABY DROWNS IN TUB CASTLE ROCK, Wash., June 15 (IP) A tumble Into a tub of water caused tho death of Mark Allen Lyons, 13-months-old baby, here, his mother, Mrs. Robert Lyons Jr., said today. She said she left the child for a few min utes and when she returned found him in the tub. Your freedom can ba insured with War Bonds. Hans Nor land. Insurance. 118 N. 7th. PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN - NO HOSPITALIZATION No Lot ot Tim ' Permanent Beinltet DR. E. M. 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