,7,1944
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACE SEVEN
1VAL BASE,
TEELCENTER
HIT IN RAID
wtlnued fro... P-W One)
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WP ""V I .oration.
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inn"1' rr. :.Hi.,r uvo uur-
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rTnnaiicne bac. since most of
SSSSliiKd In Chin, wat
.ad furthrr south have been
Id out and repnirea more.
Chapel in a Corner of Hell
II 1
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DIM HEIRS
1DRDER OF PRUSSIA
III walli smashed and shell-pocked from the furious battles that
ragod around II, thla llttla Norman chapel pictured above pro
vided rellgloui norvlcea for Allied nghten. Kinging out above the
din of war, the chapel belli aummoned toldlcri pictured above
to worihlp.
Lntlnucd From Page Ono)
i., nvlBt forces mopped up
Llldercd German stragglers
t of Minsk, tongues behind
10 were killed last night. The
inlRtit communique Hated at
j BU00 Germans killed In nil
I nearly 1000 captured.
Drive Deep
Lithuania and Lutvlnn bor-
both were within easy
HklnB alatnnco or rea armies.
tecs of Leningrad district
Eve dcoper Into the Finnish
nl. At one place, me aovioia
r. within IB miles of the Wor
k-Leningrad railroad.
bn the main Minsk-Warsaw
llroid 81 miles boyonu uie
biuret! capllal of Will to Rus-
l, red troops lam liege to mo
imrtnni mil center of Barano-
U from neare.it reported do-
hnm II miles awnv.
ffrom Kowcll deep In pre-war
It i it.- . 1 1 . . i i . i i . . n . . .
in nfemlve nmirnred tn bfl
U wnst tn th Hud. 3S miles
lay, although Plnsk, BS miles
tnneaji oi n.owci, was ui
nked and threatened. Brest
nvilr nn ItiM tlinf 7H mll.
rmcast oi Kowcl likewise was
iacr soviet pressure.
ugoslavs Form
ew Cabinet
LONDOM .Inlv 7 IJPl VU.A
Ing Peter of Yugoslavia an-
lunrea lonigni mo formation
I coalition cabinet hoaded by
. jvan ZlUDriKIC lt nr mn mln.
ter Snd Inrlllrllna lutn n H
t. f " W V Mill
n nf Mnr.knl nii
Til ''"a"M 1U.
Illo i aides came to London
Jm Yugoslavia to represent tho
Ttlsan chlcftain'a liberation
ovement.
Subaslc took the portfolloi of
KClln mlllilll.f fillir mlnl.lnl. n
ft s well as tho premlerahlp.
Spraque River
Mr. finr! Kfra TAunH.. tin a
A -i. uuiiiiiiy TTIICIK
R?.M.n George wcro hero from
v u, 'o spena the Fourth.
"He here they visited with
and Mrs. Doug Hess and
stint? tht nAt. i tii.i
Iff dnushtcr.
and Mrs. Marlon Hold-
ww-o nore over th Fourth
Mr. nnrl KTi. t ii a
WJi lldrcn Bro visiting In
Ikovlcw and Susanvllla thla
fv i,C oy drove ,0 Reno Sun"
: . " ' ,0 mct brother
Story's, o nf ci, .i..
I. , , . , u.uiJ( Willi
m to Susnnvlllo with them.
.uand Mrs- Snm Campbell
m, ,Tucs(lay o Inst week
mi. t u lrlcnn- i no camp
Vavo .1"st recently re-
H .kii i m . "or8 Heami
li.i,;."!.n nnvo moved to
""""' I'QIIS.
ATTACK IN ITHLlf
(Continued From Page One)
night, after a struggle reminis
cent of the bitter, bloody combat
ut Casslno several months ogo.
Strike Back
From the west coast along a
sector extending at least 30 miles
Inland, the enemy struck back at
the Americans. At some points
the Germans strove to Infiltrate
and breuk Into newly-gained al
lied positions and were thrown
back only after brisk engage
ments. Also along tills front enemy in
funtry and tanks were backed up
by increasingly active Germun
artillery, witn long range 170
mllllinater rides sending big
shalls screaming over tho lines
In a harrasslng fire against fifth
army supply routes. Six-barrelled
Nobelwerfers were used profuse
ly against American armor.
East of Roslgnano 'equally
strong resistance was encount
ered in the area of Castelllna, at
Collo dl val d'Klsa and north of
Montecatlnl. Tho greatest ad
vance came when American
tanks moved up three miles, cap
turing high ground northwest
and northeast of Montecatlnl.
Other Americana fighting along
side the French pushed through
fierce opposition along highway
No. 2 to a point three miles
northeast of Colle dl vol d'Elso.
PVT. B. W. GQE
ACQUITTED OF
MANSLAUGHTER
Baseball Scores
AMERICAN LEAGUE
R. H. E.
Detroit 1 8 1
New York 3 8 0
Overmlre, Gentry (8) and
Swift; Bonham and Garbark.
E.
(Continued from Page One)
when announcement of the ac
quittal was made. There was no
Indication irom luiciBKe or me
reaction In the disloyalist colony
to the news.
Public attention In the colony,
It Is understood. Is now generally
directed on the Investigation of
Inst Sunday s knife murder of
Yaozo Hltoml, manager of the
cooDeratlve stores In the center
No developments In that probe
wero reported today.
Tension in the colony was in
dicated by measures taken by
WRA to protect other evacuees
who are said to have received
thronta.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
R. H
Philadelphia 3. 9 3
Cincinnati 2 11 0
Bchanz and riniey noun, ue
La Cruz (8) and Mueller.
H. H. .
New York 2 7 0
Chlcaao 3 8 2
Allen. Adams B rom m and
Mancuso; wyse and Krcitner,
bond sales credit going to the
WAVES. Auctions will be on
the hour starting at 7 o'clock
Among articles of Interest to
women to bo auctioned off to
night will be a pair of size DM
nylon stockings, several Indies
dresses, suits and robes, and an
impressive array of hats.
Whothor or not anyone Is In
terested in buying bonds. Klam
ath county people should take
this opportunity to visit a store
of this type, according to bond
officials.
NEW RETAIL SITE
(Continued From Page One)
In Its Dreicnt location at Tule-
luko and also will continue its
Kusoline and oil operations at
HatflMd.
It is expected that Charles
Snyder will be manager of the
feed and teed store at Klamath
Fa a.
C. T. Haaertv. of Tulelake
continues as general manager of
the retail operations at Klamath
Falls, iuiciaKe ana nauieia.
If you want to sell li phone
The Herald and News ''want
ads." 3124.
HERE 'S A FM OFFER!
Hundreds Attend
Opening of Klamath
Country Store
(Continued from Page One)
Their goal Is two motor torpedo
boats to be paid for In war bond
purchases, one to be launched
on the east coast and the other
on the west coast. Some special
Items will be auctioned with
L
(Continued From Page One)
renorted no indication that the
Germans were abandoning their
long-contested eastern pivot. It
was Deuevea me uermans were
holding only parts of the town
as strong-points as the result of
severe bombings.
Aimougn an dui one escape
bridge from Caen, a pontoon
bridge across the Orne river,
had been destroyed, Roger D.
Greene, Associated Press war
correspondent, said the Germans
still were strongly entrenched
at Caen.
Artillery Barrage
The new American thrust was
toward the west in the St. Jean
Oe Daye area eight miles north
of the highway center of St. Lo.
It got underway behind a shat
tering artillery barrage arching
the Vlre river.
A field dispatch said the
doughboys waded across the
stream in the half-light of dawn
established a bridgehead in low
marshy country, and then hit the
enemy on the iianlc.
Classified Ads Bring Results
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ADOPTED Ten-year-old
Montefort Bartholomew (above),
survivor of 3,500 air raids on
his native Malta, has been adop- '
ted by Kate Smith. Lad's father,
was killed early In the war. r,
Former Workers
Blamed for Fire
T.nNOVTEW. Wash.. July
(JP) The $200,000 fire which
destroyed the box plant of the
Pacific Paperboard company
here early Monday morning was
blamed today on two former em
ployes who entered the factory
surreptitiously to obtain honey
secreted between the walls by
wild bees.
U. S, PLANES BLAST
PLANTS IN GERMANY
LONDON, July 7 (P) Around
2000 U. S. pianes attacked seven 1
plane and oil plants near Leipzig
In central Germany today, de
stroying 75 or more nazi fighters
in the greatest aerial battle since
D-Day, while another force from
Italy flew clear across Czecho
slovakia and bombed an oil plant
75 miles east of Breslau.
Up to 500 U. S. Italy-based
bombera escorted by Lightning
and Mustang fighters flew per
haps 600 miles over Yugoslavia,
Austria and Czechoslovakia In
reaching the oil target in German
Silesia at Odnrtal. A number of
Interceptors were destroyed.
Coke plants as well as a factory
producing synthetic oil for die
sel engines were hit. Rnllyords
and an airdrome at Zagreb In
Yugoslavia also were targets. .
DANCE
Sat. Night
KC HALL
Modern and Old
Time Dancing
PUBLIC INVITED
B sure iff
PURE CANE SUGAR
insist on
IN REFINIRT-FACKfD CONTAINERS
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iim1ffil"tiiiii..i
Utf Put ft Delic'ous! AU B0'
UlV-tfA61 ness of 100 natural whole
Jfc ttcA gSlOt0 wheat. DelightfuUy crijp.
' . '0 Convenient spoon-size.
W tW-t Today-buy "Shreddles"!
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W Wvlsi J NATIONAL SIICUIT
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TOtLgsSJG ImI Shraddwl WhMt toU-
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SPECIALS
FOR
SATURDAY
Bacon
Sliced. Lb.
Ground
Round
Beef
Short Ribs
18c
"27c
23c
Home Grown,
Strawberries
23c cup
NEW
POTATOES
5t
Lb.
What cmckeris
resh and crisp
enough far chilled
desserts
SPRING FRYERS and RABBITS
We Carry a Full Line of Groceries
nd Grade A Stat Inspected Meats
FREE DELIVERY on SAT. and TUES.
3
TiRSrAD
Visit your K. I. G. Store for an early selection of Garden Fresh Vegetables
and Fruit brought by fait truck straight from the garden to Insure
really fresh, crlp, health-producing vitamin the bert health Insurance
money can buy at all K. I- G. Store.
' Krlspy Crackers, 1-lb.
money can buy at
Red Sockeye Salmon .... 45c
Black Cherrlei, 2Vi
gtai
42c
Peaches, Oiage,
2i glast 2 for 4e
Mustard, Sunbleit, Pint
Jar
Extract Imitation Vanilla,
Pint Bottle '
WI8B OLD poa
flAYS-SWIPT'S
EflRy
InSuYODATtOI
a. 23c.
Box J3e
Ripe Ollret, Sunblert,
Pt.
29c
Albert Buckwheat Flour, '
2Ka-Lb. Pkg 31c
Mother's Oats, Premium
Pkg 37
Fisher's Homelike Flour,
10 Lb. 53c
Austin' Dog Food, 5-Lb. Bag 59e
Rancho Soup 4 for 25e
Chicken Noodle, Tomato and Pea
Rlnso Granulated Soap, Lge. Box 24c
Cheex-it Jr., Pkg .............m... 12s
Don't forget we carry a full line of Fisher's Poultry and Dairy
Feeds at all K. I. G. stores or call the K. I. G. Warehouse,
Phone 8271
Klamath I n dependent Grocers
COMMUNITY OROOKSY
nriH AvuNim orocrrt
lOK'S MARKKT AND OBOOlltf
LAPflLKY OROt'ERY
LIEN' CASH ITORS
MAO'S HTOItig
MYRTLE'S FOOD STORS
PA.HTEOA'fl GROCERY
ROIIINSON'S MARKET
TWIN OIBLS GROCERY
WEST KLAMATH GROCERY
BA1.LOU GENERAL STORK, Ft. Rl.
BOROUGHS GROCERY, 5pr. Rlrcr
KENO STORE, Keno
MICKEY'S rOOO MARKET, Dairy
Robinson's Market
4839 S. 6th
Plenty of Parking Space
Nelson and Desklns.
New Owner
Phone 3577
Reach for a package of
Ritz Crackers. They're
the perfect answer to your
question . . . They're the
perfect teammates for
summer drinks (salads
and jellied soups, too) for
they stay crisp right
through wilting weather.
You ee a special
baking process seals in
their fresh crunchiness.
Better order another
package of Ritz today
and be well stocked with
fiie cracker that doesn't
wilt in hot weather.
A Jit
BAKED BT NABISCO"
NATIONAL BISCUIT
COMPANY
II
on TALEY9S Cube Laundra Stiaareh
. Th Amating NEW laundry ttarch
Ythat eliminates- guesswork, eliminate waste,
and make$ IRONING easier. ,
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J1 with puixhase
of 2 'Packages ) S ';"
yj isT hmv : mm mm. i 'sA-
Tiiri sn st . or- r w. j m
I Cf In " fm n mood f9ttatjhit wh 7Am1
dot i
We make 'thU ihrtUmg offer solely to induce
you to try STALEY'S improved cube laundry, starch NOW.
We believe that once you do, you'll never go back
to less-modern laundry starch again.
HURRY! OFFER GOOD FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY. GO TO YOUR
i GROCER'S NOW. TODAY!