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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1944)
PACE THREE Pelicans Hope For Luck On Friday, 13th Tomorrow In Friday (lio 13th. Tim only Krldny Hull registered on tllo 1U44 culun dnr. Tho Pelicans hopo to lino thu unlucky ilny nit thu Jinx to upset CirnntN Puss when thpy play on Modoc Held Unit, night. ALLIED FIGHT ncRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH' FALLS, OREGON mm m IPEEii JNITS DRIVEN BACK Hi GI'S B0MBER5AID Nti BOLOGNA U,ntlnucd "m r,m "B) . , I AH V III- 1,111 V1 ,7l) u Whitehead gave I,,f" !' , I iil'y '"snn K o ur,l ' 1 i I wild, utter dlvo " d )-l-oh, had re- S AdSi north. iVA'irol Penelrul fWO "" null. S. ntti'iiiiil'id to rclnforco tin; " J, , 'lM.n were shuttered ' r ml bi.i k lit clunk, yoslirr- ' en blK guns wcro swung ; to semi smoku ami flume rocinliiK l frnni l"o city. Progro In Drlvo Icpnwliilc Canadian troops In Xm nd lliilhind reported ,w In the driven to. clear iihe coastal sections nn i open OTr) us a mJur wPPly J'"1 L there, however, htivo been t int mi'" cum in v.... "v . .... r i( hilvo uf tllO licrn front wiir und ore fight- Willi fllllUliCill Mill. 'Iioro won no now roport on .situation urioro mo nraun where llio French first army ylns to break Into Germany. Continued from Page One) rc of tho uUlttido of Mr. volt and 1.1 advisers. :ie lubor chlefi who neck to k the formula obtnlnrd no lorl from a recent speech nines K. Byrnes, war moon- on director. Not To Bo Broken Iccording to nulhorltatlvo motion, bliiblllzutlon Ulrcc Fred M. Vinson remurkod kouvcrsutlon recently, with ump on Ills own cnesl, tnai mv honor" the little steel iiulii would not bo broken. ic WW report will go to orcslili'iit via Vinson, no lo is no telling wnon 1 lie rrs actually will reach tho idcnl's desk. Tho board has completed tho roport and Is a possibility It may l two weeks debuting it. derstandinq of Wish Problems loms In Moscow onllnuccl from Pauo One) iltodly been alarmed at the of a divided Poland. Snld British Inbor party organ. umiy Herald: ii Anclo Sovlel-Pollsh agree. t would provide tho corner- f- tor solid reinllnns between wives and our great ally in inn. lio announcement cnneornlnn arm s nrceptunce of prcllml nrmlstlee conditions 'sold drnwiil of Hulgiirlnn troons n urceK nnct yiioos nv so lid be suuervlsed bv a trl.nnr. military commission under chairmanship of a Russlon resentntive. !'o ovncutlon must, start Im mtely, and final armistice Ulons for Bulgaria will not ""lea uihii it is coiiin etcd. "i.iuuiiccincni iiaticcl. Soosk Frlri.u 'rim fnii It Inllr lii ....1 Y r v,,.nu:uiiun wiin tm pnee of National Business linn u ,n..i. ...in " x.vn will uo RlVOIl 17 .i . """" n Enimn Cnr- r u uusiness and Profcs II V'omen's club, using the lie Of lhr u.,.,.1, .... rTinio CiH-Timavl ' fc F P'cscnica ,lLH.old Slo-The Orlons liold a ruinmiiKc sale, Satur- Octobcr-H at 1021 Main. It's a "frozen" article vou Advert sn rnr . .... . a .1.. i,i , " ureu U.IQ 12 drops tn onoh noilj-ll IUon : IJnoonlynsillriiotod" PENETRO NOSE DROPS Many Woor fALSE TEETH With LitfU W..u ''''lliwuri"'1, ,"r """ WlUlO.lt "iv lnT " 1 "no mmmy. L nl miv ,l,. r0f (Continued from Pago One) war over here," Mycr replied. "They're going to lio particular about what liberties arc tukvn Willi our constitution," Garrett continued: Infant Probltm "What we want Is lo snve fighting tho Japiineso Inter. We feel we should dispense with the Jupancsa now, while the problem is In Its Infancy." "That l tho point of view of peoplo who refuse to accept the constitution of tho United Stales, which guarantees equal rights to all colors and creeds," Myer said. "1 understand your organ Izntlon advocates taking their citizenship away from Iheso peo ple. When they do that, they are monkeying with your citizen ship and mine, and I don't cure for that." "Not Alr.ld" "I'm not afraid of rejecting their citizenship," Garrett re plied. Myer said he believed the sourco of friction was largely economic, and that competition offered by the Japanese was feared, He said sonio people "forget we huvo somo 12.UUU Japuiicso-Amerlcans f I g h ting with our armies and that In one relocation center recently we had 4 gold star mothers whose sons had been killed In action." Mycr ii conducting confer ence! with area supervisors over tho country. Dillon Mycr, national WMA di rector, paid u brief visit to Klam ath Falls Wednesday following an official inspection of the Tulnlako center. Myer would make no public comment on future determina tion of Japanese-American ques tions except to say that the soon er tho WUA't Job Is finished, tho bettor he will like it. He said he found things working smoothly at Tulelakc, and re-ex. pressed his confidence In Dl rector R. R. Best. Ho said he had no personal Ideas about tho use of the Tulc lake center property onco it Is aiianaonca as a relocation cen ter. Ho said he presumed It would bo disposed of as "sur plus" property like many other wnriimo insinuations. Tl MENACE CAPITAL (Continued from Pago One) town of Pllklsl Inside the Mo mcl metropolitan area, acquired by Germany in tho spring of 1UJU. In tho south, tho Moscow radio said, other Russians broke Into Debrecen, third largest Hungarian city of 122,517, on the Orient railroad 11(1 miles cast of menaced Budapest, The Germans said their tanks had thrown a 20-milc-wldc ring around strong soviet armored forces in this area and had' beat en back relief columns moving up from Oradca, In Romania, and Karcag, In Hungary. Tho German communique acknowl edged tho loss of CluJ, capital of Transylvania, Fremont Stamp Sals Tues day's war stamp salo at Fremont amounted to $153, plus three bonds purchased by students to taling $100. The total of last week's stamp sale was $113, ex cluding bonds. Tho salo is han dled each week by a member of tno PTA. (Continued from Page One) parent objectlvo was to outflank La Spezia Itself. Rltinci Grows In central Italy, American and British forces of tho fifth army met Increasing enemy rcslstoncc In their attempt to lireuk through tho Inst of tho Apcnnlne hills Into the Po volley, allied head quarters announced. Other significant gains In yes terday's fluhtlnu came nn the eighth army front where British troops captured Longlano, 12 miles west of Rimini, anrl the neighboring village of Lacrocet la. Tho eighth army also pushed additional forces acrosi tho Fl- umieino river and occupied the towns of Guttco and San Giovanni, JAPS REPORT RAIDS (Continued from Page One) on Pelcllu. Sunday's communi que, reporting 11,083 dead on Unit main Islund, was 1000 too high at that time, the admiral 5ii kl. Ho disclosed that 184 .Japanese civilians had been in terned on Angaur Island, six miles southward of Pelcllu. Central Pacific planes bomb ed Bubelthuap, largest of the Palau islands, and hit shipping at Iwo Jlma, in the Volcano group. Two of eight Nipponese interceptors were shot down there. . Southwest Pacific fighters sunk six barges which the Japa nese were attempting to sneak Into Morolal, advance Ameri can base .300 miles south of the Philippines, EDITORIALS ON NEWS (Continued From Pg One) Britain and Russia after Hitler Is licked is the same kind of ALL-OUT help in licking the Jap that we've given to licking the German. We MAY be making some progress In that direction. At least at lust night's ban quel Stalin made tho frank ad. mission that without AMERI CAN aid tho course of the European war might have been different. America's STUrKN. DOUS production and organizing ability, he conceded, have helped greatly to turn tho tide against ucrmuny. . 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