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29, 19-14 FUNNY BUSINESS mm mm wmj mm f( built the "i'le winfin on spt'cinl no my litislmnd , won't stub his IIdk'Ts tolling llsh stories 1" HERAi ) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON MCE PLEVEN Feted at PAC Sendoff HI" $ If V 1 r 1 71 L. V- t I -vJfVV ' O if J ' Nil fdiV'fl Cniil. Il.if.h Miilz.if, loft, above. Nccro commander nf n mcrchnnt Unp, mill Krdinand Smith, secretary of the National Maritime Union, nrc patiind ;,i a banquet in New York where government olllciulu, luljor lenders ami representatives ol business Interests llvi Smith ii senilufl on Ins national tour, sponsored by the Politi rnl Action Committer, in support of the Roosevelt-Truman tk'kct. Tlio New York World-Tciiuram recently asserted that Smith is an olten Communist i".E..' HLFL'TA UTL? A 3tU L't 1-J5- lit' m' ' .'' J!J'-LE JS SAME.' 1 11 PUT A JT-..3 cVr.' 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WORKINS WITH SER6EANT LINK'S MEM Hay Foot FTr1t, R tr Li h ji w K3 Hi .4-r.fr Jc. w, Tne ancient marcnins mcme of Army rookies, "Hay-Foot, Straw-Foot," has new meaning for Pvt Patrick J. McDonald, of Grand Rapids, Mich., ever since he acquired the straw boots he wears in the photo above The old footgear was pari ol equipment left behind by fleeing Germans somewhere m France. Fall Redecorating ItMl )m v GOVERNOR Anwui-r lo Prrvloii Putrlti HORIZONTAL 1 Pictured governor, Leverelt 10 Area measure 12 Symbol for silver state of Massachusetts VERTICAL 1 Dish of green vegetables 2 Gaping 3 Fox H,e:LJEJMii A U A 'a n ft-.f.j It IN njl P Wic 41 Late Ameri can humor::-' 12 Horse's gait 4j Giant l.in(j of Eashan 46 Rear of a vessel EnKlbh (ab.) 47 Snare 35 Royal Navy 4fJ Incase (ab.) 4D Exchang 36 lied Cross premium fab.) sn Oceans 37 Hough lava .12 Unit of work 24 South Dakota 38 Retinue 56 Average (ab.) 13 Genus of tru 4 Hodgepodge olives S Requires (ab.) 14 New Guinea 6 More , 27 .Satiates port- sotrowful 2!) 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J 34 1 38. 5 -7745 V(. j" h" , , , x -fij-'- s4 Belgian Regent If I IS -4 " S00 tons of supplies from Eng land to allied units In France, ferried more than 16,000 soldiers to the battle area and up to August 19 had evacuated more than 66,000 wounded. HOLD EVERYTHING! fj,l''. 'JAR3 1 i);',V4 : ; 928 iw pi .11 iriics.'.ij' t u ,'tc li fT o "It's not so bad after you get used to it!" The Gyrosyn compass flight instrument, a directional gyro synchronized with the earth' magnetic field, provides dead beat indication and accurate magnetic headings without north' erly turning error or resetting. Approximately 225.000 trucks have been released for civilian use since March, 1942. Can You Eat without Worry? If food you arc fond of eecmi to cauie acid indigestion and upset stomach. get quiet, nappy mie: oy tacmg delicious tailing Stuart Tablet. They contain ingredients often used by doctori to relieve syrup. . lomn a gaasmcss ana aaa tnai gestion. 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