Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 31, 1944, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textia22i- ; . HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE FIVE mmmmm heavy losses 1 I 1 M ,'i M ' JM AMtWA s IUM-M CiSiljr MM , i ! I MM , j I r : T r n If Amli'I. P" ,,hcl),m.i.K'"t. number i'.'?i.v l'vomIiK, Septem- ll 'T "ZrV ICIH-Cilll niceiing t ' Jd for tills occasion, line W" "of the cncumpmiml ra.llnd, wllh vlilllnii lZ welcome ill UIW li'0"i fcrcM L fciiliir-ii rl ffVonli.K, wllh Kcnu to c. vca at the 0 , I of the Nile The lojhU". Mil.. ..lull Ulll KSL0, V mrctiiig of Urn I III 1)10 I'lillflin CllfO . it 1 P- '" 11,0 of ";. Ccorio IIII1U. Mr. . ina ah "r, ro asked to observe Idiio. vi. .ll. AT.-- .i.irni 10 JVini" ...to. IUIH -ll M.wu-nl Ifhu returned lo Kli.miilli I from Colorado Springs, t "i U... I.nu liKttn l-t'Nirl. LTiiK llio "10 '1Pr husband lUlloncn iiicio n7 - Mr. UOOUWIII, win, muo ,ay for th P""1 lwo own 10 remuin ncru in- uitiy. Wllcln Mno Uncklnnd. Kne, enlisted recently In WAC through Hie locnl re- it office, olio wii.i sworn Portland. August 20, und Eu for iicllvo duty to the triiilnn corns, nort of em- liiion, Lou Angeles, Scptom- 17. L.i.. Xiilllarv Tho Entiles Eliary will hold tlx regular M on Friday at B p. in., In lower rue. nun. inero win Enltlillon of c-iindiclutca Hnd Wind drill team nro nuked Stir formula. There will be Moment nd refreshments the meeting. kit to Valley Mr. ond Mrs A. Adnms or am Trinity, iSt first of the week to mnko home near Gold Mill In the Lt River valley. For a mini- ki years Adnms hoa been cm- w it trio Big Lakes Lumber limUiad Don Carson of rill, who was Injured in on mobile o c cl d c n t several '.hi ho, has been dismissed Hillside hospital where he wi receiving treatment. Rilt Here Dr. nnrl Mr bid Scliluter and young son nnn Aroor, Alien., linvc visiting here and have tome lima nt thn Jnsenh Pule cabin at Lake n' llw r fcmctlon The dinner to be ltd Sunday by tho Women tm muuso is lor ino Legion moose, ana not the l! Ordrr nf Ihr. Mnnu. n. ti in Wednesday's paper. tilling Mr rinWnir unii.. . lormcr ornco Bundy of ttr lijlrr Mr. Dnln... n.. fin, 703 Lincoln. Sho will in p I nome w"hlK- "v,i""i orioi visa nero. Won of ih Mooio Tho reR- k.i ,nc L-eKlon will npd inc Mooso hnll, nt ouiiuHy, ocpieinucr a, 5;.m; All LcRlonnnlrcs lr,ul 1--...-. w 'rom fiaU ru . ..... Brown pf Snlem rc vLsltliiK iiciias in Klnmnth Foils few t nv Tl.., ... i mi incir nome, I'lurni Hnm."T.... Bon.,,,; . " 1,0 V"10 I.. ,: " luiurnea to nor ll Eu8 lnmntl1 Falls hos- ""J pcclnlist for the past KwZT Closod-The Rod f ' Workroom will iw i3 K?i'lht nnd Tuesd'ny K "!;' I" return on Ibcr 6 " ,ny mrni"S, Sep- J- W. Hampton " 'n Kansas '138 Wlnrrt -Joe COX k tl V Mrs- Hampton Ham Lm,,lhcr." SRI. Roy i!lc, " "ow the South Zd M,"lls,,,a t tho homo of "e hn ,nu,lpt van Emon WirkVfn,e??d 11,0 servico S.cd for the Lamm Lum- KSrS'r "iSS!iLto now -"'in o oiuiU. KiS5l!'!Sundqn1yln - mala ana L.ey- Mvert ?n artlcl vou cl.C.fe '" used one ACQ Official Hora f;,.iu,. F. Slniiiions, sceretiiiy und tnnis tiler of Ihu Nnllonul AsHiielutloii of County Offleluls wnn here weiincsdiiy eoiilcrriim wllh the comity court ciiiu-ernlnK an art icle mi Kliiiiiulh couulv for Die Cnuiity Officer niiiKiizlue, Tho cliiiinbi'i' of cuiiuuui'cc hits been directed to prepare tho urtlcle. Reprosontatlvos Hora George W. .Schrlver, bnincli inuriiigcr of tho Luggers in itl Contractor Ma chinery comniiny of I'orlluiul. and A. F. Sersanous, ti euniier nf (lie concern, are hero In Klnmatli Fulls to set up a locul ugencv, Their temporary office Is at 7U0 South Sixth. To Co Oovarioni Chel Lungs let, former county treasurer i..n i.i .iit.i.i r... o..ti...wi ii.. expeels to report soon to his port of embarkation. INFLICTED Bl ALLIED ARMIES WASHINGTON, Aug. 31 (n't Allied armies In northern France liuvo Inflicted more than 400,000 casualties on tho na;.H since ID Day, General Elsenhower report ed today, including the de.struc Hon of 25 enemy divisions and I ho severe mauling of 18 addi tional divisions. In n report on operations In northern France from the land ings on the beaches up to Aug ust 25, Klscnhower, supreme commander of the allied expedi tionary force, reported that the German seventh urmy and the newly-formed fifth nunzer army have been "decisively defeated, dragging down with them the bulk of the fighting strength of the enemy's first and 15th armies, Flvo Dostroved "The equivalent of five panzer divisions have been destroyed and a further six severely mauled, including one panzer grenadier division," said the re port submitted by Elsenhower to the war department. He lidded that among the costs lo the allies in this achievement was the loss of IIOOO planes by the airforco in supporting tho ground operations. 20 Divisions Ousted The equivalent of 20 infantry divisions have been eliminated, he said, and a further 12 very bndly cut up and have suffered severe losses. Included in this total of infantry divisions lire three of the enemy's crack para chute divisions. In addition, one parachute division and two infantry divi sions have no hope of escape from the fortress ports of the Brittany peninsula in which they are marooned. One infantry di vision is isolated In the channel islands. "Total enemy casualties amount lo over 400,000 killed, wounded and -prisoners of war, of which over 200,000 are pris oners of war," Eisenhower re ported. "Of these prisoners, 135,000 have been captured since July 25. The total contin ues to mount. "One thousand Ihrcc hundred enemy tanks and over 20,000 motor transports havo been cap tured or destroyed. "About 500 assault guns and 1500 field and heavier artillery guns have been captured or de stroyed. In addition, the enemy has suffered very heavy lo.ses in coast artillery equipment." Joseph Nichols to Contact Family Joseph T. (Red) Nichols is to contact his mother or his wife immediately, as his sister is seriously ill. Sheriff Lloyd Low Is helping Nichols' relatives to ' get in touch with him, as his where abouts have not been known since April 17, when- he vas employed here by Great North ern. Classified Ads Bring Kesults. is p - t il tafa HUM ate ' I; . TUt TCWNtlOP Main at Fifth Service Men and Women Home on Leave Pvt. Jim Kami from Fort Ben nlng, Gil. Hero until Septem ber II. PFC Nell Mayflold from Fori Leonard Wood, Mo. Hero until September 4. The ubovo servico peoplo ore entitled to free passes to tho lo cal theulrcs und free fountain service at Lost River duiry by courtesy of Lloyd Lamb of the theatres sod R. C. Woodruff ol the dairy. Please cull at The Herald and News office (ask for Paul Haines) for your courtesy tickets. German Control, Postwar Security Slated for Talks (Continued from Pago One) cd Stales, British and Russian foreign ministers In their meet ing at Moscow last fall. But that highlights another problem which the president and prime minister will encounter: What about Stulin? Now the Anglo - American armies are within possibly a few weeks of meeting Russian armies In crumbling Germany and Anglo-American diplomacy must meet Russian dlplomucy In every corner of Europe. Some observers here arc pri vately expressing surprise, there fore, thul none of the numerous reports from Washington and London on the next meeting have spoken of Russian represen tation. In the absence of such indications it Is assumed that Russia will be kept closely In formed of developments, nnd that no conclusive actions will be taken which are nol fully ap proved by the Russians. 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