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Newspaper Page Text1944 I iTDNSFDHM lOFFENSIVEARC II ..vnniPn. ii 111 nr i miii I h mi mm I nuuri I III . II I I I I I I 01 I III 1 111 (Continued 'ronl p"10 nr) In Kiirnpo mliiht well '. " jii iii niiuiiii una norco- '"' h liei'miins I'""" tilled 1 mil nf Ihnlr ?'fon locholil lit llio eiili'iime ' K.l-rni.!d tort of KrluMl "w ....nix Ilia WMl-bnnk ai ' "i.Z. m Met mi llifl Mosnlle ......lr.,l llmv I,K IlllI lined bildili-hciid iii rimn the icrnTiirnlioul ciiinil wont Wr", hr.an rftverx.. flrnt AHinffv "i,u .J,! Americana hiirnt Ihrouiiii i nllllXlXIHWtloeil hia-ih . 'I'nrliirii forest, 14 ml tjllicot of lrU'Ke'l Aachen. Ill LMiwerlul effort to tuiir open ;( blocked wny to Colouno. CUIJKIU'" BimiiiTi.i, vt;iiiiiik Went" lllclncketii, alluckccl .Oiijlh II"' ennui Ihicx around JlSIa, Oil ,M" CHUMMI.-I i:im.n. jjfy worn) (l ui.ur hmi wimii'iii ,i. into 1 1 1 o luclory inca, con- died ll0 11 Mromihold, toward port district. Almojl everywhere, the C!cr- jiuiald, the Milled iiiiuck wan .rfuiiii; In force, from western liillmd to the Uelfort gnp. loss Denies fostwar Plan to Vivid e Germany LONDON. Sept. 28 ,1' The :!licll Russian news aiicncy ui denied today that the trl ;cr Eurniiciin advisory com--luion In London In consider ( cutllnit tip Germany Into sill stalca upon her tmconcll- ':Mil surrender. In Moscow hroiuk'iisl, (he (Hicy said, "the problem Is !tcn raised in the llritlsh and Amerirnn press i-oiivcmlng the visibility of Cicrnniny's tils- rtmbrrment Into several hide, indent small slates. Projects (I Ihli kind, however, huve not tan and arc not considered by . European advisory commit- tomb Damage in London Tops ion Mark LONDON, Sopt, 211 (PiThe it of London's bomb dnmaKC ii liven today in the house of commons: Houses damaged beyond re ulr. 2J.SU. Houses seriously damaged ir.d nut hablluble. 52,277. Houses dummied, but habit- iblc. 77.030. Houses 1 1 S I) 1 1 y uamngca, 173.177. Total 1,027,005. OBITUARIES VII I 1AM II Attn V MrPlir.RRKN UI!m Hairy Mrrharran. (or IM ill 11 vrin tftlitrtit of KUmiUt fillt, Orri'in. piKord away in ihm cll.v n Wrtnff1iv. Ifptfnibfr 87, 1044 at HI p, m. lollrm-tnfi a tmrf MlnaM. He i i rtam-tt oi Aienn, iiunnit inn 'i limn of hii tinnirt wm , imi year inwihi and n ii, ttm vivinii re liu 'Jf. Mra. ('Urn M.'Pharrcr. of IhU pII. 10 ion i riicpn Mrlhrren. Pfirl Hil- t. inU Evoicii Md'hcrrcn ot I'orilil. -Ttion; ihrro Muter. Mn, Jniei in 'Tina Mr. iim Muriiey of cuii. i ttihlmtnn mr,. Kill Rommrral4 1 t! Si J'flul. Minn.: I wo brothrri. KrmU tl llilc Wnaliinglon nrl It. R. Mr ! rren of Trti-mna, Wonliine ion. He wi i " rr.imuiir or the Muderrt WooOinon pi AtKflca. The tcinalni rct In the Karl mtlock Fun. rat homo. Pint t Stxlli. Xatif of funornl lo ha announced In Iho 'Ml lime of Dili paper. tL 1.1AM CI. AtlK ORTOJV William fl.rt, r..l t-d..i,.n( r.f I Hullo, MfM.,nn, hut for Ihi lull l ! "flihi rrin (n thli cily paed war TUMrt.) . Srpifmhr 21, 1044 t 7:1.1 f m. (niiywint n Hlnr nf one weei;. n w a iiativn of BprlnvHI. Utah i-1 at tli lime of hit rioall. wa aM 1 n innmiir. und in rtavi. mir- junr arc hi. Mrt, MMdrrH Orion H Run U.HI..., wiiii.,.. Pfli Or'lrm Jr. of' Canm tteale. Call- and nna dang Met, Mn. U H. lFin ni Ikl. -11... .1.. ar.nrt. 'Mlrlrrn. Tint renin I ni ml hi Hie Karl JMUoclt. runrral home, Dnn al Sixth. nf unernl to b announretl at ''r (itc. Iver Since Tiny Tats QUINTUPLETS always use this for CHEST COLDS To Pramplly Rtllave CeugMng V Midi Breathing Eailtr V Break Up Conmttlon In Uppir Bronchial TraoL Nnia. Throat ?lf navor Hie Oiilnliintxli ealrh r nlr! :,,rr rnrma mrrtAUl and rtnrKa an. irn IllMy rithbod with Mualnrolo. It wr nn ononl rnio gives aiirli prompt Tenet ll'a mnro tlmn Jnat "anlvo. nltnf u . .... I Kli.rw. '! moifcrn miinnr-lrrionl. Mmlwera f only rr.llr.vra enimln, imro throaM, """if mimrlni due to ehoit cnlrla nut "ins ormfc up tovwUm in uppor ?Jtnlal trnct, neaoanrl (hroat. l And nn mueh emlnr to apply thaa "taril plnaier. Iti ady tor (inlnnl una rub It onl "Wo fuat No ma". J ..nirrnin. ? 8 STRENGTHS I ChlMwn'a Mild miteroln. rtMMiio ir.vtra flirons. Ilaa fMtahM Intllwui An IUr.U mmt4 7 msm Service Men and Women Home on Leave Pvt. Clan r. p.... from Here Camp Van Doren, Miss unlil October 7. rKut, Ida. Hero until September The above service people ure entitled to Iroo passes U, the lo cal theatres, und free fountain ervlco at Lnrt Itlvcr dalrv i, courtesy of Lloyd I.umh of the theatres and R. C Woodruff ol Iho dairy. Please rail at The Herald and News ofllco (ask for Paul Haines) (or your courtesy Tl ED (Continued from Pake One) given assurance tlist they will not permit axis nationals to flee Into their borders or that thev are fully aware of the problems sucn action iniRiu provoke. Other Views "No indication lias yet bcenl received of the views of certain oilier governments," Hull said in a statement released at his news conferenre. "The department Is continuing to Impress upon those govern ments whose policy has not yet been clearly stated," it contin ued, "the importance of which It attaches to the taking of ade quate measures to insure that axis war criminals do not find asylum In (heir countries." British. Boviot Backing In bringing pressure on these other governments, Hull dis closed, the United States lias had "the support and approval o the British and soviet govern ments." A few hours befure the secre tary spoke the soviet embassy here sponsored publication of a statement that Russia's partici pation In the settlement of this war would provide the "best guarantee" that Hitler would not escape punishment alter this war as Kaiser Wllhclm did aflcr the last. Hitltr on List Hull himself brought up the question raised frequently at pre vious news conferences as to whether Hitler actually is on lh list of war criminals already drawn up by a special allied com mission in London. Any suggestion, Hull said, that Hitler or any other axis leader has been or is about to be over looked Is answered by the year old declaration of Moscow pro viding that(l) war criminals guil ty of specific actions against peo ple shall be returned to the scene of those actions for trial and (2) "those accused of more general crimes against nations or civil ization itself shall be punished by Joint action of the allies." - One spot In the Papla Desert of Peru has not had a drop of rain In more than 45 years. Have plenty of - - - - - Co Sear, Roebuck and Co. 133 South 8th Street Telephono 8188 F IS (Continued from Page, One) TMo would retain civil admin Intratlon in the reulnn nf r.n.r. Ullons, "In the Danube bend, there was lively reconnollerlng activi ty on bulb sides of the Iron Gate," said tho official war bul letin, broadcast from Berlin. "Soviet forces who nave ad vanced south from Orsova in a southern direction wcro re pulsed and enemy formations which had crossed the Danube were smushed." Orsova is on the river fron tier and only Yugoslav terri tory lies to the south. Moscow lias not yet confirmed an In curslon into the territory where Marshal Tito's partisan army operates, but weeks ago told officially of reaching the Iron liiite the wild mountain can yons through which the Danube courses through the rransylvan' Ian Alps. The Germans asserted that several thousand prisoners were taken In Warsaw and that an other segment of Lt. Gen. Tad- cusz (Bor) Komorowskl s un derground army surrendered. European War May Continue Into 1945, Churchill Warns (Continued from Page Ont) the same period now stands at UU.OOO British and 145,000 Americans killed, wounded or missing. 4. Tin.', "no one certainly not 1 can guarantee that several months of 1045 may not be re quired "to finish off Germany." Postwar War Scar 5. Thai even after organized resistance ceases, fierce warfare may still' be carried on in the German hills and mountains, "by numbers of desperate men con scious of their own guilt and impending doom." 8. That the allies nor have landed between 2,000,000 and 3, 000,000 troops In northwestern Europe, ; d t: at nearly 250,000 men rushed ashore during the first 24-hours of the invasion. Agreement Reached 7. That "complete agreement on every point" was reached be tween 'himself and President Roosevelt at the Quebec confer erences. 8. That the 10 Japanese divi sions which were launched against India have been largely si. 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Thai England will sun. port Russia in demanding terri torial changes In the Polish fron tlci to u' i ftusslu "Mil, she is entitled to have." bib Thro United 11. That the hie ihron r. milled on a "more closn and more effective" basis Ihan ever before, but Marshal Slalin muxl "".dow i with the heads of the British and American govern ments aA soon ns the military situation pe rnita In order thni the big decisions nf ih can be agreed upon. I deprecate vory much peo ple ocing carried away into pre mature expectations of an early cessation of the fighting," he declared In a report on the Quebec conference and the war in general. May Require Longer 'I shall certainly not hazard a guess as to when the end will come. Many persons of the highest technical attainment and knowledge and responsibility have good hopes that it will all be over by tho end of 1044. On the other hand no one certain ly not I can guarantee that several months of 1045 may not dc required. 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North Bend flo Portland S3 Mcdford 01 Bene, 87 San Francisco 70 Seattle 73 Classified Ads Bring Results. (Continued from Page One) The bottle that was found in the hotel room, he said, carried neither. The autopsy wan performed by Dr. E. M. Lundegaar, chief autopsy surgeon for Alameda county; Dr. Mary Ruth Oldt, patologist, and Dr. Egon Fritz Schmerl. The date for the inquest was not set immediately. iT (Continued from Page One) ,,itl Ha aairl nt 0-40 a m Calnr. day. Interment will be in Mt. Cal oolvary cemetery. In addition to loo his wife, Clara, McPherren is survived by two sons, Eugene of m tho IT e nam uiaiinnaA a. Pearl Harbor, and Everett of I Portland. PACE SEVHN VITAL STATISTICS M'NESS Born at Klamath Valler hot. pital. Klamath Falla, Ort.. Saptarabar 28. 104., lo SfL and Mra. ChaaUr Me Ne. 2211 Whlla, a flrl. Walfht: I pounds 3 ounce.. M'MAHON Flnrn at Klamath Vallay' hopliai. Klamath Falll. Ore., Septemhar 38. 1044, lo MSft. and Mr.. H. X. Me. Mahon, 3429 On-hard, boy. 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