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Newspaper Page Text.... (Ml ,("" thrralenlng U Liltl LlH' biillflrliv ( U. 8' .j Aiiiicrii or. the w;,r,rn m m u ,,lnntl irss - river. a Nl.i0 and 80 "ve,.pn( U Mnn. "'". nroid.ntd . . 'm. a T ihr u. s. front brfl,(ll' r ho miles. t-nfl! M) .... i.ir TOXriiior. of .rrniMWT lit : i,i.n. comiiumrt. A ."ric,..,. mid Cua U111 " mil mor If SPEED! II DRIVE HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVEN r u.itl perhaps fe'n llio French cpl- ., illlci apparently . "" " ....... rH (orCCS LTwc.rully husband real blocks. Tin w hU tho surgo Into U U1." .r,nrt divisions SV.it.ck at the allied con- .... Mortain. Hie enemy American Tanks Smash Through Coutances REDS TIGHTEN '-OyJ nnnnr inniuin llllllhr un N JWaJ I1UUUL IIIIUUHU NAZI FORCES (NEA Ttltnholo) American Uitkn alcanirollcr through Cnuluncm In elx-mlle drive to the m to form a new trap lor thousands of rjcrmans rctreatlnii down the enati ulter airmailing n fierce oounlcr-iiUiirk below Bt. Lo In the blgKMt U. 8, armurod victory time 1,1. Gen. Qcorue 8. I'atlon Jr. split Sicily. Signal Corps radlo-telephoto. L i.alnal tho Canadian ,on... rudcaovoiiti" ., 'front dispatch said Amer '.j .-.imi (( the Ciormnn Ltrition near Mortal", uhoud ii nil u".' v. i . . . ,t,.,. l , Kiimuv ma aw-v r , Cbercnce Kuujscl In that a, ma v(',"' , Iri. Fitntmg continued, how- rf, near juvigny, no. . ru.. In On Porta (nrcM wero cloning lo k. nnrU o ai. ftiuio. on UIS U Breton coast, St. Nntulre, v.niM. Kecon laiwnnco im were reported at tua L,oire 1 mntlth. ih, Rrlin radio said Gorman m it St. Malo nua nuuea t within the Inner ring ol titv'i doJeiucs). rti Canadian drlvo, ripping ouih i grcnl ucrman ami- k will, naa cut mora man iu ,(i forward, currying 16 o( 10 mllej from Laon lo the i hub ol Falalae. From 8U0 1000 Germain were cap. id. Tlio key town o( DrellO' MuM,aisc, nine muca do : Caen, was seucd. the Canadian loft, the. Gen li3J counterattacked today iliut the British bridgehead m the Orno river, but It win 1,-ellcd with alight loss of cjnd, and tho bridgehead waa atd secure. This British Hie Ihrcatona to trap Ger- un between tho Orno and K rlvera by Joining with the uaian push below Caen, (Continued from Page One) view of the limited lime ilviill nhlo to unrvlco ini'n and wumcn for enjoylns thla form of recrca- kingle Sawmill Wroyed by Fir TRAIL. Aue. 8 fi Th it V ii'KlB SBWmill rntmvs.A lire here carlv todiiv. hui 'est SCrVire wnrltnri b.,mI pber and logs slacked In Ihe ,ti jara. Cusc of the bin It) UM nnl Ha. f "'"cg immediately. Copies Sent Conies of tho chumbcr resolu tion will no to Governor Karl ncll, the chiilrmim linn inumiiers of the atnlc giiinn conunlMiluii nd the stntu umne stiiiervlmir. Secretury Cliurlc btnrk of the chamber rend n letter from tho head of tho mitloiuil housing authority in rcsiona lo n chum ber appeal lor trailers or other special housing for tho funillles ol service cr.ionri, eupcciuny marines at the runmatn uar- racks. The N1IA head sulci that the request should be Initiated through the commanding oniccr of the Marino uarrucKs. Taken Up Colonel D. Dubi'.l, the com1 mandant, stated he hus taken up tho matter with tho noaci or tno marine corps Tho cniimocr votca to support renuest lo the county court by tho clvlllnii air pntrul for use of county trucks In moving needed Inders lo tho tAf airport near Wordcn. Scnnlor Marshall Cornell re- norled lo the chamber on the re. cent small business men's hearing held in Portland. Ho said nun testimony at tho hearing was ?lven largely by government of-Iclals. C. E. Banning. local mnnagcr of tho Pacific Supply Cooper ative, told of the oncltgrouna ot his organizations coming into Klamath Falls and discussed tho cooperative movement. Two Polish Regimes Fail to Agree On Fusion Plans (Continued from Pago One) all ... s The Open Mind r EARL WHITLOCK U10 yoil cvor Icnniu n. nf . miss Who is always brag. SDOUI h a V i n if o u,lwillv 'Hum; no Her whnt Ruulon may f ln on. are sure to with a "cl1. 1 always P my mind W . and un- re u diced." ' ,'. you n u i - , paiietm. lit. n imo laca. An min1 ...u.a. ... :JudIce. 6W.M " "y w,mou'- out the ml, hudBur1" arises can any K 1? entirely free from Wl inl " yu." thl"k Cd i? "uieet, you are bom Ii jm 80mo opinion N onlnln- .'. havlnB formed "HWIce, It i. L ..J,1"'S'n u lee IU ""mm 10. iao, verdone. Pn mind can be Stf J8 to keep hmH. wine nnnn It wlHht" 8. right through 'Nndon v ,?pnlnR nd leave ""Ing Th. iu.cl?ttcr 0 thlr nlH ii n? 0bj6,ct nf n open " I thai S'M 10 be h -'he In 1 Li n open mouth hwhtofrsss " cool i i to shut It on cl In Memory Gardn 1. . Thv iloud to Merlin By The Aatoeialed Prsts 1 nusklun front: 322 miles (measured from eastern suburbs of Wnrsnw). 2 lliillun front: 603 miles (measured from Florence.) 3 French front: om muos (measured from Cinthcux). MEASURES TO BE ON BALLOT DISCUSSED its stltutlon of 1035 with consenucnccs." After two days of silence the soviet press roncwed Its ntUick on Gon. Kazlmicrz Slsnikowskl, war min ster lor iho London Polish government, as a soviet haling imperinlisl. A Red -Star article, saving Ihoro wore re port thai Polish officers in Italy woro planning a Europenn rorinration to do aom naieo ny Poland, declared "Ihn Polish peoplo regard these plans . ulth. fonllnff nf ronulslnn A source close to MiKoiat- ciyk Indicated that last night's conferenco at tho Kremlin be tween his group, tho imerntion committee and Soviet Foreign Commissar Vyachcslav Molotov hnH lrft thn door open for con tinuance of negotiations botween the two Polish factions. Measures to be put on tho bal lot in the fall election were dis cussed nt the Tuesday meeting of Die Klamath Falls city plan ning commission. Deflnltuly slated or the ballot are the measures which deal with the Veterans' Memorial park, and the Inclusion In the cltv limits of somo of the South Sixth district and Eldorado Heluhts district. The memorial park Issuo will seek the citizen's approval for the cily to begin buying and ac quiring properly so that the park may be sianeci as soon as possible. Rend al the meeting were re ports from the state highway commission explaining action taken at lis recent meeting in Portland. Ship Carrying 292 Jews Sunk LONDON. Aug. 0 (P) Tho Ankara radio said today that a Turkish motor vessel carrying 202 Jews from Contanla, Ro mania, to Palestine, had "sunk outsldo torrilorial waters." The broadcast said that five pass engers ond two crew members were saved. (Continued from Page One) ance." the eencral said concern ing an operation which since July 1(1 has cost the Japanese more than 401)0 men perhaps as many as 0000. Both MacArthur and Niinltz reported new air blows. Mac Arthur said the power plant on Vup, enemy air base in inc western Carolines which now hus been neutralized, was swept by fire and explosions during a Llbcrutor raid. Juoan's bhosphalo resources wero depleted during a threc- duy raid, August 6, a and 7, on Nauru, reported by Nimitz. He also announced an aubum. j raid on wake Island and uiibcks August 4 in the Paramushiro area of the Kurilcs. Not a raid er was lost in these operations. Decision on Oil Policy Put Off WASHINGTON. Aug. 0 (P) Tho s enato foreign relations committee postponed today a de cision as to whether the Anglo American oil agreement should bo subject to senate approval. Chairman' Coririally" (D-Tex.), told reporters he saw one pos sible advantage to the United Stales in the British promise "to lot our concessions alone," in Saudi Arabia and elsewhere. Few members attended a closed session at which the agreement was discussed, Con- ttnlltr uairl QMrl It UA rfnoiflnrl I. ,,Hn(r ll.rtsr, I t nPAel Art ..WPftt in which "to. digest its terms." (Continued from Page One) Germans are hurling "even rnnrt-hll lldlne. airdrome and other rear detachments" into battle. It was reported 16 new r.nrman divisions have reached tho front In the past three weeks some from tho central ttnrmanv reserves, othors from western Poland, Italy, Yugo slavia. Hungary and Norway. Location Undisclosed (Tho Russians did not disclose where the German counterat tacks have occurred but it would be assumed that at least part wero. aimed at keeping the red army from leaping forward the few miles needed to reach tho soil of East Prussia. (The Germans announced that manv now officers "have taken over on the eastern front at this critical Juncture. ) Southward Thrust A German southward thrust a mod at breaking out ot the Estonia-Latvia encirclement was broken up by soviet forces scv cral days ago in the Birzai area In northern Lithuania near the Latvian border, the daily Rus sian communiaue said. Since then the rolling Russian legions in that sector have cap tured more than bo commum itics, including Radvillskls, on the border 43 miles irom ruga, Woman Hurt in Auio Accident Mrs. Lillian Fansler was sent lo Klamath Valley hospital Tues day night as the result of an ac cident at tne intersection ui Highway 66 and Fargo. Mrs. ransier was in mo car with Thomas P. Young. The car approached the intersection at a speed wmcn aid not cnaoie u 10 stop or to make the turn, ac cording to state police. The car continued on across the high way and ploughed into the ditch running parallel to nignway oo. Young was not injured In the accident which occurred at about 8 o'clock Tuesday night. Young was taken to the county Jail on a charge of being drunk and he was found guilty ana fined $10 In justice court today. Mrs. Fansler. who lives on Home St. was suffering from a broken Jaw, lacerations about the face, and the loss ot several teeth. OBITUARIES MAr.DA TIRNELL Mud Tlrnell, rtildont of Klamith Pall.. Or , fnr thfi DSlt IS VtiTt. DUd away at her home In the Wocua district wedneiaay. AUffUii u. at ia.mi m. ,n. The deceated waa a native of Sweden, and uu ased 77 years 7 months and & days at the time of her passing;. She Is survived by one son, 8. A. Tlrnell of ihls city, and three daughters, Mrs. J. 1. KrHrlrk. nt Onkrlriae. Ore.. Mrs. H. O. ninlock and Mrs. H. C. Keasey. both of Klamath Palls. Also surviving her are three sisters. Mrs. Esther Scderstrom and Mr.. Matilda Johnson of South St. Paul. Minn.; and Mrs. Anna Scderstrom of St. Paul. Minn.; and two brothers, Emll nrl A0at R.rn. nf St. Paul. Minn. The funeral service will lake place from the chapel of Ward's Ktamain runerai nnm 1,2.1 H in Kireei. on i nunn.,, Anffiiat in. Bt 3 n. m. with the Rev, Victor Phillips of the rirst Methodist churrn officiating, tomraiirawi, Ices and Interment In Unkvula cemetery, Hannegan Predicts GOP Campaign to Follow Hoover Plan Contract Awarded To Joint Bidders For Navy Building SEATTLE, Aug. 0 (IP) Award of a contract approximat ing $0,000,000 on a joint bid by ,1. A'. Terleling and Son. Boise, triii.. and Ilrcnnnn and Cahoon, Pendleton. Ore., for work at tho nnvnl ordnance nlanl nt Poca- tello, Ida., was announced by tho 13th naval district headquarters today. Work has begun. It Inpltidos three warehouses with equipment and facilities at Inc Arco, inn., provniK muiiuu for storage of heavy guns and armor plate. f VETERAN ACTOR 1 1 L lH Aesrrrr lo rrvlooe Ptosis. 4Wr HORIZONTAL 80 Chemical 1,8 Pictured element film star 10 Liquid 11 Happenlngi 13 Tablet 14 Sodium (symbol) 15 Paving substance 16 Lubricant 18 God of war 20 Pare 21 Against 22 On account (ab.) 24 Alternating current (ab.) 25 Two alike 28 Postpone 31 Erbium (symbol) 32 Aluminum (symbol) 33 Guide ' 36 Companies 39 Negative 40 Measure of area 41 Eager 44 Part of ticket 47 Flying devlca 50 Rodent 51 Pro 52 Rhode bland (ab.) 54 Wand 55 Deny 57 Ha Is a well known silent film 59 Inventor of telegraph VERTICAL 1 Manufactured 2 Near 3 Five and five 4 Snare 5 Deal out 6 Elliptical mm mwi ffilliN "win 1 1 23 Like 24 Paid notice. 7 Over (contr.) 26 Moist 8 Registered 27 Anger nurse (ab.) 3B Plant i 42 Moving truck i 43 Bit of news 44 Drunkards. 20 Distant lM' 45 Woody plant ticni.t. ...i,il 30 Tree 46 Wheat coating 10 Conflict 33 Stellar body 48 Metal ' 12 Be seated 34 Finish 49 Pinnacle 13 Portion 35 International 51 Distant 17 Prevaricator language 53 Frozen water ,) 19 Male offspring 36 Musical note 56 Proceed oi u,.u -, 37 Irritate 58 Toward P8- r I'M m IT trt W. Butler, a resident of Klamath sTs.ii rr-s fnr fh nait two years. DSMd way in thl city on Wediwdty. August 0. IBM. at 8:18 a. m. The decetwd wai . Kail I.atkal CitV. UUh. and una iged 63 year 10 months and 20 daya whtn called. Ha wa a member or the church of Latter Day SainU. u,... it nr. hi. tvlfn Cnrm at this city, ha U survived by one brother. Lorenzo of P oca tell o, Ida.: three sister, Rachel inhn.nn anri Hani-ia.H W X ni Ol laerto t- n . iris, nri I..iir rivor nf Silt Lake City.' Utah; one aon, EH Butler bf Jerome. Ida. Ha If alo urvived by iv,r. randfhllriron and five Hreat- arnndehlldrcn. Tho funeral aervlce will ink1 place TMursdoV, August 10 at 11 a. m. from tha chapel of Ward"i Klamath Funeral home. S25 Hisn. E. E. Burrows of the Church of Latter Day Salnti. of ficlatlni. The remains will be forwarded via Southern Pacific on Thursday evening- to Salt Lake City. Utah, where th final rifn- will be held from the LlndquUt and Ferneltus mortuary. Mon dav. August 14 at 2 p. m.. Interment to follow in the South Cottonwood cem etcrv In Salt Lake City. Friend ara invited. VITAL STATISTICS MGSnv Born at Hillside hospital. Klamath Fall. Ore., on August J. 1S44. lo Mr. nd Mrs. Wesley Jtlgsby, Merrill, a bov. Weight: S pounds 10i ounces. KENNEDY Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls. Ore., on August fl. 1044. lo Mr. and Mrs. Morris 8. Ken nedy. 2fl Pacific Terrace, a boy. Weight: 7 pounds 4t4 ounces. EXTENSION OF CONTRACT ORDERED UA report from Portland today man of the west coast lumber commission, to the effect that Kesterson Lumber corporation will be ordered to extend Its contract with the CIO. Whether the contract between the com pany and union has terminated was one issue in the recent Kes terson strike. It is expected that the com pany will make further repre sentation on this point in briefs to be filed with the commission Galey said that the order prob- bly will be issued after August Navy, CAA Men To Discuss Lease Naw and CAA officials were to arrive in Klamath F'alls today to meet with the city council Wednesday night to discuss the proposed lease of tho Klamath Falls airport by the navy. Members of the city airport commission will also be on hand to present recommendations for changes in the lease and to raise any questions that they have as to tne aavisanimy or tne city signing the lease for the airport here. Earl Dodd Charged With Assault Here Karl Dodd was seized last night at Crescent lake by Dep uty Dale Mattoon after Mrs Dodd had filed a charge of as sault and battery against her husband with District Attorney Orth Sisemore. Mrs. Dodd started divorce pro ceedings this morning and Dodd was fined $120 by the justice court. The quarrel of the three- months-married couple occurred at Crescent lake Saturday night. Dodd's face was badly scratched and his wife received a black eye. French Author-Pilot Reported Missing ROME. Aue. 9 (JP) Antolne de St. Exupery, 44, French pilot and author, is missing after a mission over southern France, an official announcement said to day. During his youth he was French mail pilot and from these experiences he produced his novel. "Ninht Flieht." His "Flieht to Arras." published in 1942, gives an account of his last reconnaissance flight over France in May, 1940. He escaped when France fell. He had returned to duty only a short time ago. If you want to sell It phone The Herald and News "want ads." 3124. 16 when the commission meets to decide two other disputed is sues maintenance of union membership and vacation sched ules. Representatives of company and union appeared before the commission August 4, and were given a 10-day period to flic further arguments. Extension of union contract was the only issue decided at the hearing, the Port land AP report said. Grass Fires A grass fire at the corner of Portland and Pa cific Terrace Wednesday morn ing brought out the fire depart ment to extinguish it. Tuesday evening, a grass fire near the city disposal plant by Klamath river started, but no damage was done, and the city fire depart ment soon had it out. Classified Ads Bring Result. Vj I i I 1 HERE'S WHY M 4 h II W In 8-GORE slip., fl ,M ft V each gore can be 1 1 Ti IIM,W wW cut on an infinifesi- U M ill 1 V madly small angle; J Li 1 I HH. A this prevents hik- r tl X I W ; 1 W tw'5,'ng. a tVi ill I, V guarantees a P v1Reg. US. Pat - K I $28 ...un j Here's the SLIP THAT CAN'T SLIP. It's tht patented 8-GORE construction that does the trick. Of luxurious rayon satin, woven with Celanese yarn; dainty lace top; new wide adjustable, shoulder straps. NEW YORK, Aug. 9 UP) Robert Hannegan, democratic national chairman, predicted to day ' that the republican presi dential campaign "will follow the Hoover doctrine, wnn results the same as Hoover realized in 1032." .. Hannegan, here to organize democratic national campaign headquarters in the Hotel hiii morc, told a press conference he based his statement on the re cent conference held by Gover nor Thomas E. Dcwev and other republican governors in St. Louis. An early end to me tuiupcon war, the chairman sain, woum have no effect on the November voting. "Wo would still have a umr in Iho Pacific." he said, ad ding: "Tho minds of the people have been made up to ine bto that President Roosevelt is the best man to win the war and to win the peace." 7-1C I . J.J P.M. DON UE-MUTUm. LOWELL THOMAS NEWS- TIME Standard of California THE Town Shop M.; a. Fifth Ik HERE'S A SMART OWNER .... HE'S GOING TO MAKE HIS CAR LAST UNTIL HE'S SURE OF GETTING A NEW ONE! VfTh Be sure it's PURE CANE SUGAR insist on IN REFINERY-PACKED CONTAINERS i r Gti SUGAR! DID YOU? Order Youi SULPHUR and FERTILIZER? "Time' a-wotin'I" Phone 4411 Klamath Falls Pacific Supply Cooperative Phone 45 Tulolak. Klamath Basin Cooperative ulTTSr Fa V pot Authorities estimate that theTeffl Be'a'pent-up need for less them 12,000,000 new autos at the war's end. Yet, the 20 frear averag annuel p;oduction is only 3,700,000. So, it's wise o keep your present car in A-l condition.5; Your dealer can give you costs on repairs and we shall be glad to exclaia the benefits of cur !:rn :srv Ics for sutAjeAUDoskBfc , Klamath Falls Branch UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK , ol Portland K ie jHWK Mr. Whltloek 'i 1 f'xme win ""inoc lll0nfLPeacement will ' n'tlock Funeral on "Inter ' ''' . ..,..,..-i.".,j,-"rVtHf. i.