1944
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE THREB
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till still get pain.
II vou're interested, mill the
- mnlv nt Wo U'lK"'
rtts cinpioyrncm ivv.
Main.
itv Gives Away
louses For Wrecking
he city has Ihrco house lo
....... It nttvntlc who Will
!.,v nr mo Ihcin. II was
Lncrd thl" work hy A. W.
i..... h.t hiiiwihti tnsncctor.
Lei , biilldlnKs arc city
tarty and have soon mnicn
. Tltnu .mi lw ninvfd
im uiwu.
Inrit r.nWIl ond UlCIl
Itn away, There will be no
!t to the person or persona
a jet the houses other Ihnn
SIS bond whleh Is returned
i Die moving or me Dunn
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L.,.a..a li.lin.hrl 111 nno or
m,v,.v -
K ol the nouses con rcncii
buildlne Inspector tiy pnon
7798 evcnlniis nnd nsklng
Downs,
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in
lv$ Tamper With
acks, Cause Wreck
JLDANY, Ore., Nov. 1 (ITI
tram crnsli whlcli Rinea
W. Lcc. Vancouver. Wash
list week wns cnuscd by
f eight-year-old boys tamper
with a railroad swllcl), J'o
Chief Perry Stellnmcher re
lodoy.
t nirt the youths confessed
pqlled the switch when they
a It unlocked while nlnvlnu
pby and then couldn't put
n wnerc it Belonged.
ill hrmra lolnp nA.tA
yinc ireight triiln crashed iv
work train on n slriinu
silting In o crew car of the
iorary train, was crushed to
Nl Stcllmncher snid the
Ma rine Laundry
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EDITORIALS ON
NEWS
(Continued From Pi2 One)
day and ccm to be niokink good
piugiens.
cunviticvd thut they hove hold
uh out of Aniwprp us lung ah
iney cuii aim urc hiuvuik wux
i.. 11... ......4 1. nniH thn Iriuinr
ll IMU III WYUl
Hhlnu cliiinnelH. They apparcnt-
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on the north bunk of this north
cnnnosl of thc channels.
THE ItiiKHlans arc reported to
ri fiv nn Iv 4:t mites from Buda
pest. . .
Hcd Stur, the Itimsian army
newspaper, nays thu Budapest
offensive in now three diiyn old
and Iiuh broken a U0-mllc gap I"
the defenses where the ucrmans
hud concentrated up to 20 antl
tunk guns to the mile (more than
one per block.) The reds arc
also driving on Budiinest from
the northeast, through Czecho
slovakia,
This thrust Is reported today
to be 120 miles from Budapest.
'HE political war on the home
front is nearlng its final end
getting bitterer with each day
thnt passes.
By and large, this bitterness
In a good sign, rather than
bad one, indicating that people
are. taking a real and personal
interest In the Important issues
thut arc Involved.
K you want a job, there's "on at thl Marin Barracks for
you. Thoso Dicturas, tok.n at th new laundry, show, top, SS
O. H, Buffinqton, In charat of th plant, watchos Lorain
Provsnce, 410 S. Sth, at th folding tabl. Bolow, Mrs. Mary
Wilion. BOB Adams, ooorates tho shirt iinishor. Hor husband,
Pre Donald Watson, veteran of th South Pacific, is stationed
at the Barracks.
Visitor
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I Klo(igh. throufih mud after es-j
mm 9 - Ml i. tujyniK . - .
I IHfl BO ihi BRITISH 2ND ARMY Aids
lUilUI Vll I flU ! Canadian 1st army in pressing
I aflor r'.f.rmans. retreating back
t of the Neder Rhine; recaptures
LicMcef, halting counterattack.
J . U. S. 1ST ARMY No dis
l patch from this sector .
AnAr-TAM 1 en iomv v U. S. 3RD ARMY Exchanges
CANADIAN 1ST ARMY-En-IJ y artjlerv fire north of
tors Holland's Wulcheren island ' Baccarat, France.
! U. S. 7 TH ARMY Takes
On The
Western Front
as British commandos force sea-1
I
three small villages In Vosgcs
3 borne landings; further east.' foothills in France
Female dogs havo a finer
sense of responsibility than do
males, hence they are used as
leaders of dog teams In the far
north.
PROMPTLY RELIEVES TORTURE OP i
ITCHY SKIN RASH i
(due to external eau) r
Zomo a Doctor's l'nrt'i'6(. liquid
promptly rolinves Itch of simple skin
rash. It also aida healing. PHJIV
All drugstores. In 8 sizes, at biVIU
Georgo Albert Smith, presi
dent of the Quorum, of Twelve
Apostles, Church of Josus
Christ, Latter Day Saints, will
be in Klamath Fails Thursday
at 7:30 p. m. to conduct a con
ference opon to all members of
the church and their frionds.
The meeting will be hold in the
main auditorium of the public
library. Smith's home, is in Salt
Lake City whero he is promi
nent in statewide affairs as well
as church activities.
Pi 'r
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Chaplain Urges
Realistic Approach
On Religion
PORTLAND; Nov. 1 fP) An
army chaplain of three years
South Pacific service told busi
nessmen here that some churches
need a more realistic approach
If they expect to get close to the
average soldier or sailor.
Copt. Hole B. Eubonks of Van
couver barracks explained that
servicemen are not irrellgous.
Many have had profound re
ligious experience, he said, "but
not in churches."
Copt. Eubanks said many GI's
are mainly worried about the
faithfulness of their wives at
home, and that It was becoming
a serious problem.
The chnplain bitterly con
demned the "woman who will
two-time her husband overseas.
ond declared the only thing
worse Is "the contemptldle 4-r
who leads1 her on."
SUITS FILED
ROSEBURG, Nov. 1 fP)
Three condemnation suits were
filed in circuit court here Mon
day by the state highway .commission.
The suits seek right-of-ways
for connecting the North Ump
qua road and the Pacific high
way, .contracts lor wnicn were
let last week.
Classified Ant Krme 4e;i'i-
Why Thousands of Doctors
j- Have Prescribed
Pertussin
Bad Coughs
(DUE TO COLDS) w
Pertussin tniut be good when thou
sands upon thousands of Doctors
havo prescribed It for ao many years.
Porttuuln acts at once to relieve vour
coughing. It loosens and makes phlegm
easier to raise. Bafo and effective for
both out and young. Inexpensive I
boys probably would not be
prosecuted.
Weary Feet
Perk Up With
Ice-Mint Treat
When feet tttirn. rallouae line ftnd every
tcp It tnrturp. iluti't Just sronn ntl do
nnthlnir. Ittib on n liltl Ico-MInt, Kntr
vrltlti. (rvnrmllkf, lu ctHillim ootlilnir rrc
fort help tlrlvc c Are mill pnln rluht out
. , It ml miist-lt rU In crnteful rrllef.
A worM nf duTrrrrtca In it few mlnuttt. 8
how Ice-Mint hrlps often up corns ami
CmIIiium ti. Ctrl ffxt happy torfy. the)
lo-Mlnt way. Vour druggist hi icc-MInU
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KEEP
CORDON
ON THE JOB"
Says Former Governor
CHARLES A. SPRAGUE
Senator cordon
Wfies a. sprague, th man who ran against Senator
an in the May primaries wholehearted!; endorse
""Ion's candid.,c .. j ,
.v Duvtvcu iiiiiisuix on iNUVuuiucr t
By his deeds .inc. !,.! it c e.....
w...vv using ajipUllllCU U.O, QCIIMVUI
'"Pvernor Earl Snell. Senator Pnrf.nn han wnn thft
of thswhols state.
HEAR
CNIRLES A.SPRAUo.
Ptaltlng for
SENATOR CORDON
s,9wide Broidcast
; ,:30.m. Nov. 2 -
t. '4km
i mi
CHXRL$.tPRACUE
1TE fOR U.S. SENATOR GUY CORDON
C,don ,or Seftof Comrrtitl, Imperial Hottt. Portlond, Or
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6 '''' f&zLs
. and Mrs. VOTER!
Elect Walt Wiesendanger as your mayor
on November 7th. His experience as a
city councilman for the past 4 years has
given him a knowledge of city affairs not
possessed by the other candidates. He
has devoted 4 years of his time and en
ergy to the problems and plans that per
tain to the welfare of. Klamath Falls. He .
will protect your interests. Give Walt'
Wiesendanger your vote.
Pa". Adv. Wlt Wleiendsnrer
This ad pub!irhed as a public service by
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There's a Difference!
You'll be pleasantly surprised
when you see a photograph of .
yourself , taken by our Hollywood-trained
photographers
. with '
Hollywood Make-up
and
- Hollywood Lighting
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STUDIOS
"PORTRAITS-OF DISTINCTION"
737 Main Phone 7240
Across Ih street from United States National Bank
Studios alto In Medford. Bend. Albany and Portland
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:ALLS WOMEN NEEDED NOW
TO SERVE AT EMBARKATION PORTS!
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Soon strip will slip oul of port bound for a Theater of War
She'll see him off with a promise A promise to do a soldier's job lien
at home- As a Wnc In the Transportation Corps, serving at a Por
of Embarkation.jshe Is speeding the day when he and his buddies wit
come back. Hcrl is the vital job of helping to send food, guns, ammuni
tion alt the weapons of war to American troops all over the world
She doesn't waste any time - AND NEITHER SHOULD YOU t
Enlist NOW in the TRANSPORTATION CORPSl
. Serve at a Port of Embarkation 1
MAIL THE COUPON TODAY TO:
Room 219,. Post Office Bldg. .
. Klamath Falls, Ore.
Tel. 8401 ,
Please send me more information about
WacS serving at Ports of Embarkation
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