sOP. Demos Claim
larty Victories in
!jve Border States
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.piibllonn llalleck said n a
,mi!I(m inn -
r Appeals For
nrributions to
Lr Chest Fund
ciiiNirrrtN. Oct. Ill 111
jidcnl HnoseveU In a mi-
,-ido rnillu appeal on uoniiii
.... f.i.wl lIl'IVI-M Kill!) itlKt
k (hut larger lonUllnUlon
immunity war iiinus ropie-
-,l..i,.rllt-v III Its lOSt
demonstrate tluMO In no lot-
In Ihi) naiiun it uniiy.
,1. tL'nr fmul dnlllltlOll.
Lid, "wis wnil token of
juivn Bernoulli irieiiusnip iu
f runic viciims ui wiiiiu niv
i iid la those who Imvn so
borne the burden of flght-
Ihli war . . .
hill (1(1 Ho.' expression oi
Lm freo will siii-iiku from
heart of tho tuition."
Mid that on me tmy
;UHto mcn'l rcluril llOIUO
hih hn Hcrlnred "wo are
L in mnkp its ancodv ills
Lie" they will shako war
donors by tne imntt ami
'Thanks lor hoping,
H."
plies to Pacific
nt 'Miraculous
Jerts Gen. Rilea
LEM. Oct. IB (I) -Trans-
of umllc to United Stales
s fighting. In Iho South Pn.
has been little abort of
:ulous, Uric. Gen. T. A.
, former assistant com
er of the 41st division,
here today.
licral Hilcn, now on leave,
hen you realize tliut much
peso supplies h n d to bo
td through the Jungles on
back! of nntlvo earners
being flown In by plane
laulcd by trucks nud Jeeps
terrain Hint has never seen
id, you will sco what I
t 14-mile Jeep trip took
ind half hours, ho said.
jibing of Tokyo
jnpts Jap Crimes
tlTLAND, Oct. 18 (I) A
of Catholic missionaries
ins Kfliri tnrinv llinv wurr
loiestecl by Japanese over-
unui ino nrsi American
laj of Tokyo.
in, reported four gray nuns
nrlcst. lhd .limitm.vn Infiipl.
)y Chinese nid to Amcrl-
mors, Began perpetrating
s of venueitrA
Iv are hern vislllnit TTullinr
PiR, pastor of tho Holy Fam-
Bl lOlin ehliri-h nnrl kKAlkn
Iter Superior Jullttn, head
r Biuup ni nuns.
lor 'Kllnr-i-lnr 1..I1II III.
r Craig Strnim nnd Slstors
J. Vianney, nnd Kenneth
hey left the Cnlhollc mis
1 Llshul, ChcklmiR. after
bnmbiiiK, nnd trnvel-
mnes 10 an Ainericnn
i'ruy ny iniek, partly by
From n. ni. i.:.
TO rnlr.,,Hn i. .r.
Inr home. " u"Hraco
ago News Sold
jpnight Concern
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f""" Cm S"',1!!1' "ml
I borJKL ''Mint ilrlv.
r-WUlt (ivir i;i"'Cnln. UtWIlUM
often
"tlilui'n lire Kulnti inlnhly well"
In thin year's caiiipiiiKn, but
Dri'Wiy said bis mull nhuws
di'inncriils nru tho nncs who are
biippy about tho holder states
situation. They likewise (lis
niireed about who Is uoluK lo
control tho house of repiescnta
lives In Ihe next four yeiirs.
Another pair who (IIsmkicc
President Hoosevclt and Clover
nor Dowry aimed their next
blows lit Ibo foreign pulley level.
Dowoy Bpoakt
The republleiin presidential
nominee will speak tonlulil lit
(l;:ill p. ni. I'WI U 1 1 lie- iieiworkl
on "TIiIb Must lie Ihe Last War.'1
Ho Is on tho nroKnim of the
Now York Herald Tribune
forum.
Mr. Roosevelt, who Is to speak
next on Saturday iiIkIiI, Indicat
ed to Ills Tuesday news confer
ence that he would talk about
people who he said are tryiuu to
stir up dissension over relatively
minor details of the proposed
world peace oritani.ation rather
than keepum the urand object
ive in view.
Other samples of political dis
agreement: Senator O'Mahoney (D-Wyo.)
said In a Ktatement at WashiiiK
lon that not until October (I did
Dewey, as Kovernor, start look.
InU for postwar expansion In
formation for New York bus
inessmen, "Hooctlonary" Now Donl
Gov. John W. Drlcker of Ohio,
Dewey's runiiliiK mate, said In
a San Dlexo speech that the
now deal "Is not a people's Hov
eriinient. The power It exer
cises has already proved shackles
for the liberties of people. That
is why the new deal is reaction
ary not liberal."
Senator Truman, runniiiK for
vice president with Mr. House
veil, declared In San Francisco
that Dewey has distorted the,
fiiidlnits of the Truman senate
war iiivesliiiatiiiK committee and
thereby practiced "political
chicanery" unworthy ol a man
"runiiliiK for tho hliihest utfice
In the land."
"Destructive Fore"
In a C'hiriiKo speech. Senator
DrldKes (It N.ll.) talked of the
CIO political action committee
beaded by Sidney lllllman as
"tho Hillman kiik" and said
this croup of fourth term sup
porters Is the "most destructive
torcc that has yet appeared on
our political horizon. '
Democratic Chairman Hnunc
lian said In a news conference
statement at New York that
"Governor Dewey's brain trust
apparently bits no mora Ideas"
nnd therefore Dewey in his St.
Louis siiecch Monday nlKht "re
peated ills falsifications on what
fie calls the 'Hoosevelt depres
sion' and the demoblizallon pro
gram of the army."
Hepiibllcan Chairman Brow
noil, coiiimenlliiu on yesterday's
disclosure that Mr. Koorevoll
will clvc n ball park speech in
Philadelphia October 27, said
that "the Jitters in the demo
cratic hlitb command seem, tu
have reached up lo the Wnitc
House."
Mayor Kelly of Cbleaiio told a
group of Roosevelt supporters
they could assumo the president
also will speak there before the
election.
The socialist candidate for
president, Norninn Thomas, said
In a New York broadcast that
President Roosevelt, Stalin and
Chiirrbill are playiiiR "Ihe old
Imperial e,nmc of power politics."
Senator Pepper (D-Fln.) told
n democratic' rally In Oberlln,
Ohio, that Dewey Is "now re
vealing him. elf ns the brilliant
nnd tricky lawyer trying to win
the government of this country
away from tho people for big
business."
Tonight's radio program In
cludes a speech by Rep. Dirkscn
(R-III.) at ft:I3 p. m. and a flve
mlnuto tnlk nt 5:55 p. m. PWT
(NBC) by Jnsepbus Daniels,
Raleigh, N. C publisher.
NOW MA
HAND50mt
'GUARANTEED TO POP
Service Men
and Women
Home on Leave
PhM Io Cooro. Whitman
'rum Port Townsend, Wush.
Here until Novciiilier 2.
FO Archlo Lalng and wife,
Pvt. Olivo O. Loing. Here until
October 21.
S 2c Harry Orm from Kar
ragul, Idaho. Hero until Otto
her 24,
The abovo sorvlco people are
enlllled lo freo passes to tho lo
cal theatres and freo fountuln
service at Lort River dairy by
courtesy of Lloyd Lamb of the
theatres and It C Woodruff of
Ihu dairy. Please call at Tho
Herald and News office disk for
Paul Haines) for your courtesy
tickets
Indian Council
Meeting Called
A general council meeting of
the Klamath Indians has been
called (or Thursday at tho coun
cil house at Klaiiiath Agency.
Matters lo be considered In
e I ii d o forestry (neslions, en
rollment mutters, selling up
dentist full-time, closing or
keeping hospital open,-and mat
ters regarding tho Washington
delegation.
Lunch will be served at 11:30
a. in.
Washington Writer
Sues Great Northern
WASHINGTON, Oct. 18 (!)
Suit for $10,000 damages
against tho Grcnt Northern
Railway company was filed in
district court yesterday by Mrs.
Kslher Van Wagoner Tufty,
Washington newspaper corre
spondent representing several
Michigan newspapers, for injur
ies allegedly received when the
special train of Gov. Thomas
E. Dowoy collided with another
train near Cnstlc Rock, Wash.,
September II).
The suit asserted Mrs. Tufty
was thrown under a table and
suffered numerous injuries to
muscles and ligaments.
Leonardi Awarded
Power Line Contract
L. H. Lconnrdl of Son Rafael,
Calif., has been awarded the
contract by the Surprise Valley
(electrification corporation, of
Alturas, for construction of a
power line in Lako county, Ore.
Red cedar poles will be used
on the 54J-mile power line.
Leonnrdl's bid was $43,4 IS.
German General
Dies "Hero's Death"
NEW YORK. Oct. 18 (P)
The German DNB agency said
today thai MaJ. Gen. Bogislnv
Count von Seliwerln, who com
manded a division in Estonia,
had "died a hero's death." The
dispatch was reported by the
federal communications commission.
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