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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1944)
mm -i;Scliool -Miiry Ami 'if i Wr, M": !i I W?"' 1 1 . .'.'v ! ill i ii 1 1 1 r r (if Mr. I M:...J' ...,!. will l''v .wy "l , ' ,i fr I'nlo Alio, urtlny Vh ,,ii,.,v will wnti'i' ninl 7,.,ly. jiarlim Unrr.ickii. ;f,,".i. ii Imm'ii ii Ikiiik" r 7, 1944 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE THREE - uncut this miiiiiiicr iiihI full nt 1 1 in hiiimi of Mr. mill Mm. I.ilie lloni'm, Iiiik l-f t fur Still Kriini-lH. ni, wlicru Hill) will Kpt'llll tlio win-tir. lUcovorad Mnry lliilchlns of ( .ii i 'i tin !'m will ri l i uii Id work Mmiiliiy lifliT mi llliu'w of two wi.'t.'kn. TO CONFEn DEGnEE AUIUQUKJIQUK, N. M., Oct. 7 ll'i Nt'w Mfxltii university iiiiiiiHiiici'H It will cniifor Din iln urwt of Pni.'liir of l,vlli-rs on rlrnlo I'yli1, iiiilloiuilly known lll'WHlllHT ('lllllllllllftt, nl com- iiiiMit'cnioiit i'xui'1'lnrn, October 27. 1 y U, whiwo lioiiui In lioro, re cently returned from the Kuril prim war front. OtiiNHlflcil Ada Mrlnv KnmiltK " nym. ii-.im i ii .!.. . nlllllllllllimilHHiiiHU.HniH,WinMl llllili ' Com mO I II I Maaawnaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiliuiiiiiiii'ii rmmmmtiii By JU ANITA BHINN Much linn been wild In (he iiiicr recently about a Ici'iwiKu rlnli. ViiiIoiih members of the Nliident body hnve written In to Urn edllnr, mul niiiny coinnienlii hiive been voiced. The (Undent have wmited n leen iiKi; club for the linnl year mid n hnlf. A roinmitteo wiik formed to Invc.itiKiile the poind liilltli'K hint yenr, mid lifter n yciir'n nearcli wiw never able to find ii nultiiblu locution, or to uroiiKii thu intercut of Iho com 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 y . If Iho townspeople cun become no Interested In ll teen-iinem Hint they cun liuikti the rcmurkii they Imve, then they nhoiild be come. Intere.ited enouKh to lend iik their mipport In KiilnlnK unliable nluco for a "hmiK-out" no wo will not be "delinquent." Without the Interest of the ndiills In Kiiimiith Kail, nnd their wllllnuiK-HH to buck the lu clentK, no prnKrcm cun bo miide. The atudrntN lire prepnred to mnko mi iill out effort to Kiiin the club they have no lnnf hiiiiIiI. In Iho community back ing them? MetiillurKlciil advances In valve nleels arc Mich that In automobile cnuincii of moderate output it may be pOKsible to une mora economical plain valve. Allies Clear Nazis From Peloponnesus (Continued from Page One) rlmins left in tlio Dodecanese and other Inland.") Iilnnd Bombarded Dritlnli hip bombarded the Creek Island of Levltha on Oc tober 3 and then landlnK parties captured the eastern half of the Ixliind, The German commander on the inland surrendered at clunk after a further bombard ment. Levltha is a small Island 43 miles went of the Turkish coast and approximately the same dis tance south und slightly west of the island of Samoa, capture of which was onnounced In a com munique issued by Creek head quarters in Cairo yesterday. rA .P.F.l I I I . 1 Ik t , , O tV aj lit m .movu.m U, ., TELEPHONE 4587 fred MucMurray Sylvia Sidney CONTINUOUS SHOW SATURDAY . BUNDAY BOX OFFICE OPENS 12:30 P. M. jisJ STARTS SUNDAY ITS THAT 4-yA.UN- J 5i . ) j&tVlA - STAGE HOWt Wimj f p . - I j m , fj tVfRY ONF OF ITS -r: " JLjfkl ffj " 'AOO GHLl AMD j p j A,y rtijt Mf m r a v m n n n m n .; ?. fy . i a n k n a r r n u Q PFTFR I HRRF nir. v FRANK HAPRA I Urn 1 kit h V II II h UllCblbU UJ 111 Will 1 1 JTT fs PRISCILLA LANE EDW. EVERETT HORTON JAMES GLEASON L JOSEPHINE HULL JEAN ADAIR JOHN ALEXANDER ml ADDED The Disillusioned Bluebird Cartoon) LATcaT NEWS EVENTS GIS SURGE SEUETOWNS (Continued from Pago One) big bombers raining down ex plosives. Hodges' drive farther north seized UUO prisoners in the first two hours. The German col lapse was unexpected. Associ ated Press Correspondent Don Whitehead said, for only yester day the defenses were stubborn and appeared to be holding firm under heavy artillery support and continual strafing of Amer ican positions by German planes last night. "This Is definitely a break through and not a withdrawal "by the Germans," an American army staff officer declared. 'There still are defenses ahead of us, but we have driven through the main line of resistance in this sector."' The gap In the Siegfried de fenses now is about six miles wide and six miles deep. Ad vance elements were meeting only light opposition. HOUSING RULES TO EASE PORTLAND, Oct. 7 (P) Re strictions on private housing con struction will be eased soon by the war production board (WPB). a regional housing agency offi cial said today. George W. Coplen predicted the WPB would allocate enough material to permit building of 200,000 new housing units throughout the nation. "Restrictions on plumbing, heating and electrical equip ment will be relaxed consider ably, Coplen said. CONTINUOUS SHOW OPEN 12:30 P. M. TODAY Tin Jsimj r- 4 "it I JuJyCANOVA 2 Big Hits! Y 8111 BOYD Four Jap Ships Blasted From Sea ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, NEW GUINEA, Oct. 7 iff) Fly ing far-ranging bombers, army airmen whittled four more ships from the Japanese fleets in East Indies raids, today's communique fom Gen. Douglas MacArthur re ported. October's shipping toll thus was enlarged to 23 ocean-going vessels sunk or damaged by planes, a good start toward bet tering last month's bag of 210 surface craft sunk or damaged. (These figures are for the flying forces only and do not include Japanese ships destroyed by the U. S. navy.) Limits on Mail Privilege Eyed WASHINGTON, Oct. 7 (Pi Chairman Anderson (D-N. M.) of the house campaign expendi tures investigating committee indicated today that congress might be asked to put what he termed "reasonable limits" on its free mailing privileges. This was the latest in a series of fast-breaking developments following a report filed by An derson with his committee that 13 republicans had mailed 3, 116,000 copies of one political speech at government expense. If It's a "frozen" article vou need, advertise for a used one in the classified. VITAL STATISTICS FOWLER. Bom at Klamath Valley hospital, Klamath Tails. Ora. October S. 1M4. to Mr. and Mrs. John L. rowler. 919 Pacific Terrace, a firU Wetfht: 7 pounds. 10 ounces. RIGCS. Born at Klamath Valler hos pital. Klamath Falls, Ore.. October , 1M4, to Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ri(s. Pell can Cltv, a girl. Weight: e pounds, 13 ounces. GeSSCL. Born at Klamath Valley hospital. Klamath Falls, Ore., October s. IBM, to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Joseph Gessel of Bonanza, a boy. Weight: 7 pounds, 14 Mi ounces. Tl (Continued from Page One) "And light cossack units are In their rear." Towns Selied Already more than 100 com munities of the last big nazl pup- fiet nation had been seized, the . atest communiques announced. ' Already 13 miles Inside Hun- , gary the red army has seized , three important railways and highways leading into Budapest. ' Driving swiftly across farmlands offering little natural defense the red army troops captured -Mako, within IS miles of Szeged, Hungary's second city, and drove toward Orshaza and Bekes, 00 miles to the east, the war buM letin said. CIGAR STORE ROBBERY , PORTLAND. Oct. 7 (F) . Three masked and armed men held up the manager and five patrons in a cigar store here to day and escaped with $1800. Two of the men held pistols on the manager and the patrons while the third took the money from behind the counter. If it's a "frozen" need, advertise for in the classified. article you a used one Hans Norland Fire Insurance. Phone 6060. 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