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hri in hot combat Inside Bour-
I'oui, live nines louiucan oi
wi.
Mrinwhlle. i ipeclal commuiv
announced. Trench under
found ictlvlty ha been Joined
in underground revolt In
ilum.
, Wrick Bridget
The French Mumils, It wan
:J, hive wrecked 28 bridges
10 diyi and destroyed a lull
In loid of f lyina bomba al
louih forced lo give up three
ni In loulli central France
Juit ihort of Vlinont the nr
lorcd drive led by Lt. Gen. Sir
Mrd Nugent o Connor who
i captured In the African
tstrt In 1041 but eicaoed from
m Italian prison camp Jabbed
Ito bittcrcd Gcrmun poiltlona
iwr curving out a four-mile
uc ipcnrlicud aouth from the
licimly of Iroarn, cunt of Caen
Comparative Quiet
Comparative oulet was renin
fred on the American front ri
fpi lor local advances between
It. Lo and Pcrlera which took
free villages, Labardo, Thebots
no i Angc, the aupreme com
ana announced. A dispatch
um nuocmicn I'rejs wnr c:or.
Iripoitdciit Hal Bovlo said Amor.
" pairoii crossed the Ay river
1 the Coastal srrlnr nnH nllmr
r c asnea with Germnrui cn.
Ftncnea in Lessav. western
wan oi me nazl lino.
rwiung raged on a bulging
mile front from southwest nf
aen across to the vlclnltv nf
.vb.iiiib wic ur llflll nrnvA rnm.
If"1' of Ive and a half enemy
I IVIIIOnS back lnuril Del. ...J
In. e- .t."' "ir
r ".nc. nenvy i cntina wan
tporled at the fnrthx.i
fccie? poln,s ot Bdvnnce tho
r"?'M oi ironrn and near Vi.
fiuillt
Rnmm.1 n.iH.
I Rommel wa, on the run again,
Put U was not Plr)nr uiUll... kJ
Kua. ' 7."' "....
. r"k n major bnt
mi me cacn plain. The l
...j.V "u?f. "u" pu-'hed ahead
I Whll n.in.t ....
Into n:.. .?r.mo.r U8(.ca
l ' nnu-lnnk aornnna
k ahVMC.Mti. Canadian- drivlntf
PWUutli from Caen awept
El Padre
Rod Cross
frrtr netteite
JP'T' ... 1 ,-.
The Gorman truck pictured above, with the Red Crou Imlgnla on
lit tarpaulin covering, was not equipped to handle wounded but
contained a mnbllo machine ahop for repair of machinery and
imall arms. It waa captured by Yonka In yard of German hoipltal
In Cherbourg.
through aeveral vlllagei, Includ
ing Ifa and Lormollrs. una at
last report were butlling Ger-
man unit" In Uourguouui, ltvo
mili-a below Cnen. Thla udvance
secured the river docka at Canii
for unrestricted use of tho alliei.
Armored Battloa Rage
Hvavy armored buttles were
raging from a coiisiddriioie dis
tance loulh of thrso vilingea In
an are to 'i'ronrn, eight miles to
tho east and north. Clashes ulso
occurred between Thcodon and
Orne rivcra and on tho road
southwest lo VlUcra-Unrage. Tho
Gerinuna Mill bold Noyura on
the Vlllera-Buciiuo rond, but the
British advanced on the weal
and captured Lnndello.
The headquarter commuiv
Inue aald that In tho lrivo on
Troarn the British reached a
railway half a mllo outsido the
town.
Bad weather held aorllea over
the bntt efront lo 3U0, but rccon
nnluunca patrols reporti'd Ihey
had dnalroyed or damaged more
than 20 locomotives and 200
freluht ears in attacks on vital
enemy Unci of communication.
Trumani Hove to
Be Shown About
Vice Presidency
Flashes of
Life
By The Auoclated Praia
FREE CALL.
CHICAGO Police, aearchlns
the Chicago stadium, for any
aubveralvo" movements to mar
the democratic national conven
tion, found this note alongside a
telephone In a basement of
fice:
"Thanks for the two Ions
distance calls to my brother In
Seattle."
TAKES THE CAKE
WATERBURY. Conn. Laal
Dccomber Mrs. Simon Cronin
aont a fruit cake to her grand.
aon, Sgt. James Cronin, AAF
gunner in Sardinia. Yesterday
she received a V-mall letter
from North Africa which aald
in part:
"inia is 10 inank you for a
very nice fruit cake. You ne
glected to show Jim s organize
tion on the address. I have the
same name and rank as Jim, so
today, (July 8) I received tho
cake."
DYINO GESTURE
LOS ANGELES Naked
feminine forms writhed as if In
agony as the flames leaped high
er, then wilted lifelessly as fire
men poured streams of water
on the inferno.
Toll of the fire Included
$2000 worth of dress mannequins.
Baseball Scores
NATIONAL LEAGUE
First game
St. Louis
New York
M. Cooper and
Brewer, Pyle (3;,
and Mancuso.
First game
Chicago
R. H. E.
...10 12 0
...2 9 2
W. Cooper;
Heusser (8)
R. H. E.
4 8 0
Boston 5 17 8
Wvse. Dorrlnger, Holm (7),
Williams (0) and Kreltner; Tobln
and Mas). (14 innings).
First game R. H. E.
Pittsburgh 4 11 1
Philadelphia 1 10 0
aiarr ana uavis: ice, Karl
(8) and Peacock.
Second game R. H. E.
Pittsburgh 2 S 1
Philadelphia 3 11 0
soweii, hob (B), Iicsclgno (10),
Strlnccvich (11) and Lopez: Bar
rett, Schanz (11) and Finley.
R. H. E.
Cincinnati 6 7 1
Brooklyn 0 8 0
Service Men
and Women
Home on Leave
Pvt. Ellsworth Funk from Bo
ca Raton field. Fla. Here until
August 4.
AC Robert Grimes from Mln
ter field, Bakersfield, Calif.
Here until July 28.
Pvt. Don R. (Bob) Hyde from
Alaska. Here until July 20.
SSgt. Jaek Stoddard from
Camp Shelby, Miss. Here until
July 28.
The above service people are
y!iK!i!Ke";;riiWWii"'
SAVE
CHICAGO, July 20 P) The
wlfo and daughter of Senator
Hurry S. Tuman also are from
Missouri and, about this vice
presidency talk, say they've got
to ho shown.
Mrs. Truman and 20-ycar-old
Margaret find It exciting but
hard to believe that dad may be
the running mate for President
Roosevelt ft fourth term bid.
They Joined the senator here wanted to render
from Denver wnore Margaret nous tunes.
has been singing soprano roles
In summer opora. I ' Classified Ads 9rm Results
SOUR NOTE
LOS ANGELES Orvil Skilca
told police that hla new guitar
was stolen by two strangers
who borrowed lt from him in a
tavern. They told him they
a few rcllg-
1 . &i of wuteparr. The kind that
9 t j a?feS5a w, your home or ofnee
I oSXliSV right now. Get it to your an
!
S old
don't waste Old
Sunny Brook-ruse it sparingly!
SunnyBrook
g BRAND
f KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY
"CBBMBrUM. AM ITS MAMM-
6. National Distiller ProdneU Corporation, N. Y. 86 Proof
entitled to free passes to the lo
cal theatres and free fountain
service at Lost River dairy by
courtesy of Lloyd Lamb of the
theatres and R. C. Woodruff of
the dairy. Please call at The
Herald and News office (ask for
Scott Reed) for your courtesy
tickets.
The human body contains 11
gallons of water.
When golm
mon float
lng
tail
to sea,
first.
HABIT FORMING ,
LONG BEACH, Calif. Each
married four times previously,
Osee B. Stnrk, 83, Wilmington,
Calif., and Mrs. Fannie Cross,
72, Long Beach, obtained a mar
riage license.
They said neither had ever
been divorced.
Onions have been grown In
gardens for more than 4000
years.
red sal- Mushrooms can grow through
a concrete walk.
We've Qot litem
CANVAS GLOVES
Double-Faced
Xnit or Gauntlet Wrist
All-Elastic Suspenders
Heavy Duty For Worl
NITE SHIRTS
White Broadcloth
COVERALLS
Khaki or Stripe
PAJAMAS
Slip-on or Coat Stylet
WORK PANTS
Greys - Tans - Bluet
Oregon Wooen Store
Main at Eighth
U. S. Ships Enter
Barrage Phase In
Attack On Guam
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ported tho town of Rota has been 1
wiped out. ;
From the Southwell Pacific, i
Gen. Douglua MncArthur today !
reported a growing bag ot Japan
ese drad und captured. Ha added
582 Nipponese to tho 787 pre
viously announced ax slain wlillo
trying unsuccessfully to break
out of a British New Guinea
trap went of Wewak. j
Having failed frontally, the
Jupuneae now are attempting in-;
filtration Inland through foothills j
of tho Torrlccll mountains on
the right flank, hopeful of find-'
Ing a way out for 49,000 men. ,
MncArthur nlso announced
that 871 Japnneso were killed or:
captured during tho five-day con-:
quest of Noemfoor bland In
Dutch New Guinea's Gcolvink
bay. I
America's milk supply Is pro
duced by a total, of 25 million
cows.
Chinese along tho ' Burma
road relish bees as a delicacy.
7-1C
I .11 P.M.
DON LEE-MUIUAl.
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LOWELL
THOMAS
NEWS-
TIME
Standard of California
Merrill-Lakeyiew Junction
Only 10-M inure Drive From Town
for the best
Chicken Dinners
""dancing every night
Muile by
"Little Pete" Colley
A1o "Sll" on The Hawaiian Gyltat
-Open 6:30 p. m. - 2:30 a. m.
J.'nlta to service personnel after
"0 midnight service regulations.
Closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays
The Klamath Girl To Be
MIE Villi (
U U UU Ul U ZS V riv-a in
Chosen 7 - WPSmy-:
rliss
w tt
K
a ma
And Compete For The Title
"MISS OREGON"
A CONTEST, conducted by the Klamath .County Junior Cham
ber of Commerce to select a "Miss Klamath" on the basis
of TALENT, PERSONALITY and being PHOTOGENIC. This
contest is
0 PEN TO ALL! Every young lady between the ages of 18
and 2f, single and a reside nt of Klamath county, is urged to
p EGISTER at the Chamber of Commerce, 323 Main street,
. Phone 5193 between July 24 and August 5. There is no charge.
UDGING of contestants will be held between August 5 and
15. The winner, the official "Miss Klamath,'1 will be a
,UEST of the state War Finance Committee in Portland for
, one .week. There, she will be feted and will compete for
the title, "Miss Oregon.".
Girls! PI art Nov io Register!-
K LA MAT H COUN T Y
Jyimi!? Chamber f Commerce