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16x30-inch.
Spangepok
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Bathroom Sets
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ALLIES LAND
ON ADRIATIC
BLOCK NAZIS
(Continued from Page One)
ation made use of Uie Albanian
coastal road so provnrions tor
tlio Uoniians Unit "Hie enemy
whs forced to send supplies to
other garrisons by small sea
going craft," tlio announcement
said. ,
Generally, in Hie past, Adri
atic land force operations have
been of n Commando type, in
volving relatively small num
bers of troops.
Along Entire Coast
The German radio said the
landings were made "from Al
bania alon.i; Hie whole Dalma
tian coast," which lies to the
north in Yugoslavia. Another
broadcast from Berlin by the
official news agency DNU said
"Strong nava! and air forces
attacked the island groups off
the Dalmatian coast "on a broad
front," and that fighting con
tinued. Between the advancing Rus
sians in the northeast and the
allied forces on the coast, the
Germans faced prospects of a
march through a mountainous
country dotted by partisan
forces, both Albanian and Yugo
slav. The Germans have been re
ported massing along the Greek
frontiers of Yugoslavia and Al
bania, preparatory to a trek
back toward the reich. Those
who have crossed the borders
have been attacked by the par
tisans. W. H, M'PHERREN
DIES AFTER CRUSH
(Continued from Page Oncl
to Klamath Valley hospital, and
city police placed a mattress on
the floor of the paddy wagon
and took Hlxon to iniisKie.
Amoulatlon Necessary
McPhcrren's physician said
that his condition was such that
Immediate suri;ery was Impos
sible. McPhcrren's left leg was
virtually severed below the
knee. The right leg was crushed
McPherren received a bad lacer
ation of the right check where
the impact hurled him against
the radiator cap on Young's car.
Hixon was standins to the left
of McPherren in such a position
that only his right leg was
caught between the two bump
ers. His physician said that he
was suffering from shock in ad
dition to a fractured right leg.
Caught Between Bumpers
According to witnesses, Hlxon
had driven up to the Sixth Street
Exchange and was showing Mc
Pherren a tent in the rear com
partment. It was then that
Young's car crashed into the two,
catching them between the
bumpers,
City police said Young told
them that he recalled parking
and steering toward the curb at
6th and plum but that was all.
He said he did not remember
ecing the two men standing at
the rear of the other car.
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Pait German Defeat .
(Continued from rage One) .
slatf, war and navy depart
ments and the foreign economic
administration.
While the odds of military
strength, natural resources and
the quality of fighting (urccs
and equipment all favor the
United Nations, OWI said there
are a number of factors which
may enable Japan to prolung
the war.
ALLIES PUSH
TO
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(Continued from Pago One)
clared 1500 were killed, and
64.10 caplured).
The setback, at the hands of
furious German counterattacks
that ringed off the gallant di
vision and prevented the British
second army's land drive from
achieving a Junction in rescuing
force, lost a gamblo to win quick
ly a crossing of the upper Rhine
for a flanking drive into Ger
many around the upper end of
the Siegfried line.
Germans Retreat
In Latvian Area
MOSCOW, Sept. 27 t,V) The
German retreat to DIkb was
turned into a despcrulo stampede
today by swiftly pursuing rod
army armor and infantry which
had cleared northern Latvia to
within 20 miles of the Baltic sea
port. North and east of Riga the en
emy was making no attempt to
hold an organized line but the
overland escape corridor west
ward from the city along the
coast In the direction of EnM
Prussia was being kept open re
gardless of losses, front dis
patches said.
On the southern end of the
eastern front the Russians ap
peered to be concentrating new
pressure on Hungary. Although
nothing was said officially con
cerning Hungary, there seemed
reason to believe the combined
Russian and Romanian armies
are battering at its borders and
may already have crossed.
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YANK RETREAT
(Continued from Page One)
which dislodged Ihc doughboys
lioin a hard-won western spur
of Monlu la l'lno hill mass was
made the night of September
'ii. Hcudqtiurlcrs declared "of
iorts mo being made to regain
the seclor."
Nortliwu.it of Klreiuunlu. Ihc
Americans cracked enemy re
sistance and seized Monlo Ocnl,
'J airline miles duu south "I
t'ologiia. They also won the
smith slopes of nearby Monte
Kreddl. (.'asellacela, two and
cue-half miles southwest of
Monlo Aculo and Muutu Prato
lungo, crossed by a trunk
hignway which passes through
Ihu mountains to Imola in the
I'o valley 10 miles away.
(Continued from Page One)
proposed Item for a line
through berc Is being taken to
congress by Dr. Paul Raver,
Bonneville head.
, After a discussion, the group
present at yesterday's meeting
agreed that another meeting
should be held at which all
members of the) chamber board,
the city council and county
court, and representatives of
labor, grange, etc.. will bo pres.
cut for further discussion of the
matter.
Importance Btroued
, The Imporlancc of power to
industrial development In this
community was emphasized in
yesterday's discussion, especial
ly by Arthur Schaupp, attorney,
and Mayor John Houston.
Tim possibility ol distributing
tho Bonneville power through
the private system now estab
lished here, and an alternate
plan for a public district which
might take over the private
system, were other matters
brought up In the discussion.
Chamber of commerce direct
ors at their Wednesday noon
meeting authorized appointment
of a special committee of the
chamber to conduct a thorough
Study of tho questions Implied
in tho proposed Bonneville ex
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tension. The first question to
he considered by the cornnilUee
Is a auggcnieci resuiutlou or
statement of policy favoring ex
tension through hue nl the
transmission lino connecting the
Columbia river and KhusU.
Repioseulnllves at the nieel
Ing Tuesday Included Mayor
Houston and several members
nf the council, County Judgo
II. K. Iteeder, it. K, Honker and
Nick Long of tho chamber In
dustrial development commit
toe, Vern Chase and an outside
representative of the CIO, Tom
C'hatbui'u of the Merrill service
club, Secretary Cilenn Tetrill uf
the KID, and Malcolm Kpley
and Charles Stark, prciidoill
and secretary of the chamber.
The possibility of further de.
veloplng power on Klumath
river was ineiilloned, and Judge
Reeder spoke elrnngly for such
A project.
All 0.29s Return
From Anshan Raid
WASHINGTON, Sept, 27 (if,
The "large force" nf II lll Super
fortresses which struck targets
In Maneliurla a n d occupied
China yrsterday returned In Chi
nese bases without him of a sin
gle plane, the war department
reported today,
In addition to the previously
reported blow against industrial
installations at Anhan in Man
churia and agulnsl the dock areas
nt Dalrrn, the 20lh bomber cimi.
mand said the aerial giants also
hll military targets al l.nvmig
and Kalfrm? in occupied ('hlnn
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