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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1944)
October J h HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE SIX yrTi1t-'itrfi'.iMPnWipf.'.wt''W" 1 New Word Battle Looms With Talks Set by FDR, Dewey By The Associated Press New chance for give-and-take word battling between President Roosevelt and Governor Dewey developed today with the sched uling of a radio talk tonight by the republican presidential nomi nee, on taxes. Whatever Dewey says men- vote "is as heavy as in I MO about 50 million Dewey will be the worst defeated candidate in our times.' Republican Governor Earl Warren oi California told a Min neapolis audience that macnine politicians are backing the demo cratic ticket and said -whether Today On The Western Front Br Aociitd Press U S. first army Breaks through the Siegfried line north of Aachen, capturing Ub.cH and threatening Aachen with Trurd-iWc to the outskirts of Grevcnm.ehcr on the southeast Luxembourg border, alter clearing the last of the Germans from Cremeccy forest, on the center of the 460-mile western ffont, attacked tort Driant, key McU for- l"!SSU. S. seventh army Took Ronchamp. JO miles west of Be'.fort. a gale to Germany on the Mulh end of the front, and forged ahead in the Epinal sector acainst stiff opposition. British second armv-Mas.ni infantry for a heavy blow south of Arnhem alter bombers and fighters smashed German concentrations in this Holland sector. Canadian first army Battling on the channel tn the Calais-Dunkerque area, and believed to be massing for an attack on the latter. .ndtalwshavTbn a hot!lhe- are prompted to this sup oolitl fielowill beailablelport by hope of reward from E2m?' Roowelt U. comment on 'their candidate or fear of eonse nursdayhen "he dresses quences if Dewey is elected, they dZoStic party workers in a 1 alone can disclose" broadcast from Washington. Exposes Isolationism t h.m thalmvr Mr. Roose-I Democratic Chairman Hanne- velt says will be ready for Dew-1 gan said in New York that Sen- j . .-ic un for examination I ator Ball (R-Minn.). who stated ; Saturday night, when he speaks last week that he could not cam from Charleston, W. Va. Dewey paign for Dewey at this time. hniriine uo work on that i had "exposed the isolationism Boys Cut Geo in Sacks, Damage Farmer's Tractor Final Rires Planned For E. R. Forsberg which characterizes the republi can high command." In Washington. Senator Bur ton (R-Ohio), who worked with ( 10 sacks of grain, Ball in advocating United States parts in a marsh and cut open speech until be hears his oppon ent. The GOP candidate's tax speech will be made from the ovMiitive mansion at Albany (MBS at 5:45 p. m- PWT. Paci-! participation in a world organi-j Wflll Decorations fic coast re-broadcast at 9:45ization to enforce peace, told re-j , , , , " , , p. m., PWT.) porters he had "no hesitancy at Needed for ClUD Vice presidential nominees, ; an in oacjung jewey s canal- Republican Bncker and uemo-1 dacy. Final rites for Ernest Robert Fnrsler2. 40-vcar-old Canbv. Lloyd Stevenson, Mt. Hebron Calif., logger who dropped dead rancher, reported to Klamath of-; jn (ront of the Anchor hotel on ficcrs that two 15-year-old boys: South Sixth Friday, will be held caused S1000 damage to his ; from Sherman and Davis Mortu- property this week. Jt is unoer-, ary m .Newport, Wash, stood that both young men wcrcj Remains were shipped Tues apnrchended in Dunsmuir. dav to Newport bv Ward's. Fors- The rancher said the two took ; berg was employed by the Ralph his tractor apart, threw movable j l. Smith Lumber company at cratic Truman, both were on the air last night, Bricker trom Nashville. Term., and Truman from Washington. Their themes: Many Bureaucrats Brickcn "The number of bu reaucrats has grown lamer and larger, revealing a peculiar vigor during the months immediately preceding an election. It is a new deal axiom that every in dividual added to the federal payroll is equivalent to four ad ditional votes for the fourth term aspirations of Mr. Roosevelt." Truman: "Reconversion and jobs and security are matters for a man wno nas aireaay loosea and thought and planned ahead for a man with the kind of greatness the times will most certainly demand. I submit that means a big man a mighty big man a Franklin Delano Roose velt." ' Other Contributions Other contributions of fuel to the political fire: Chairman Sidney Hillman of the CIO political action commit tee, in a get-out-the-vote plea to shipyard unionists, said at At lantic City that if the November Malin The Malin home extension unit meeting, September 26. at the high school installed Mrs. Thelma Mitchell as president for the coming year, Mrs. Dick Hen zel. vice president, Mrs. Emil To fell, secretary, and treasurer. Mrs. Dorothea Mack. Klamath Falls, was the installine officer. Corsages were presented to each incoming officer. Mrs. Winnifred Gillen. Klam- ath county home demonstration leader, exhibited some attractive gifts to be made for Christmas gifts. The next meeting will be held October 5, at 8 p. m., in the high school, the subject to be, "Let's Have Fewer Colds." Prepara tion of food will also be dis cussed, with Miss Clinton of Ore gon State college to preside. That poller mar be easier to get than you think. See Hans t Norland, 118 North 7th, or! phone 6060. i Wall decorations of some kind are badly needed at the Marine Barracks enlisted men's club at 129 South Ninth. Especially ac ceptable would be mounted deer or other animal heads. Anyone who has any trophies of this kind which they no long er use or want and which they would like to give the marine club, can call 6164 and ask for Gunnery Sgt. Marchant, who will make arrangements for hav ing the trophies picked up. Any other suitable wall dec orations which anyone would like to donate, would be very much appreciated by the marine enlisted men's club. the time of his death. Youths Charged With Theft of Park Birds Two teen-age boys were charged by Bert Stott, Moore park caretaker, with entering the bird cage within the past several days, and taking 26 or 27 of the birds. The theft occurred after 8:30 o'clock in the evening, Stott ad vised city police. DEVELOPING ENLARGING PRINTING PHOTO SERVICE 211 Underwood Bldg. When in Mtdiord Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughlr Modern Jm and Ann Earley Proprietors SOUTH BEND. Ind . Oct 3 '.) Jackie Cooper. 22. the former motion picture star, and three co-defendants were acquittal to day by Juvcmic Referee Albert L. Doyle of charges of contribut ing to the delinquency of two tcen-agrd South Bend Kirlv Those accused with Cooper were George Bender. 24. of Sherffield. 111.: Pauline Freder ick. 19. of South Bend, and Cliff Lower?. waiter at a South Bend hotel. The charges grew but of police investigation of a party at a South Bend hotel the night of )at July 22. The trial was held !at week and Judve Doyle took the evi dence under advisement during the weekend. Cooper and Bender nrc naval V-12 trainees at the University of Notre Dame. Shortly before giving up hU movie career to enter the naval training program. 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