HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALL5, OREOON
Teasing Target
NEW YORK, Dec. 7 M)
Henry Ford II, executive vice
president of the Ford Motor
company, confirmed reports to
day that his company will build
a new model automobile after
the war to be priced 15 to 20
per cent below the cost of the
regular rora.
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"The kind of a car we have
in mind would be a full-sized
automobile with all of the built-
in conveniences one gets in the
regular models, he said in a
statement issued at a press con
ference. "There would be a certain
conservation of weight and
space made possible through
more careful engineering and
desiEn."
The 27-year-old grandson of
Henry Ford said the new auto
mobile w o u 1 ci cmoracc econ
omies of more miles per gallon
of gasoline and less upkeep
cost.
He added it was not known
what the postwar increased la
bor and materials costs would
be but the company hoped to
sell the new model at less than
the lowest prewar automobile
price of 5800, f.o.b. Detroit.
MUTILATED BOD!
OF HUNT F
SEATTLE, Dec. 7 Wl Police
searched today for a brutal kill
er who crushed the skull of a
newborn boy, stabbed the body
13 times and discarded it in a
trash container, where it was
found yesterday in the Seattle
business district.
Coroner Dr. Gale Wilson said
the tiny, mutilated body was
found by a woman who opened
the container, then called the
police.
The infant's mouth had been
stuffed with paper. With the
body was found a man's pipe
and a toy paper horn, but the
coroner said there was no clue
to the child's parentage.
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Youth Convicted On
Manslaughter Charge
SEATTLE, Dec. 7 mA su-
Eerior court jury convicted
ouis Vaughn Bowden, 20, of
manslaughter last night for the
beer bottle slaying of Mrs. Stel
la Brunnelle, 39, mother of his
close friend, after an argument
two months ago. The jury was
out seven hours.
He and Louis Segle, 18, had
been schoolmates. She objected
fo his "dominating" her son. he
admitted on the stand yesterday.
"I hit her, and I found the
bottle in my hand afterward,"
he testified.
Of all the "girt titles' be
stowed on shapely beauties by
the armed forces pert, red
h aired Kathleen O'Mallry.
above, Hollywood actress, prob
ably has the most unique "The
Most Delightful Target for Our
Bomb Sights" chosen by bom
bardiers of the U. S. Army
' Air Forces.
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Where Do You Stand?
It was Nathinitl who said, "Can any good thing eome
out of Naiareth?" It was Judas Iscariot who betrayed the
Lord for thirty pieces of silver. It was the Jewish people
who said, "Away with Himl Let Him be crucified." "Let
His blood be upon us and our children." Yen, when we
think of this crucifixion scene with all Its injustice, hatred,
and suffering, our hearts are filled with contempt and
sympathy. How could human beings be so heartless and
cruel and unjust? How could any man be so low and
depraved as to betray his own Lord for thirty pieces of
silver?
Far be it from any of us to have a part in the crucifixion
of the Lord. Never would we be found guilty of betraying
the Lord for thirty pieces of silver.
It must, however, be obvious to all thinking people that
a paralysis of indifference to spiritual thinqs has taken
hold of the people of our day and aqe. As the preacher
poet of Birmingham, England, G. A. Studdori-Konnedy, has
writieni
"When Jesus came to Golgotha they hanged Him on a tree.
They drove great nails through hands and feet, and made a
Calvary.
They crowned Him with a erewn of thorns, red were His
wounds and deep.
For those were crude and cruel days, and human flesh was
cheap.
"When Jesus eame te Birmingham they simply passed Him
by.
They never hurt a hair of Him, they only let Him die;
For men have grown more tender, and ihoy would not give
Him pain.
They only Just passed down the street, and left Him in the
rein.
"Still Jesus eried, 'Forgive them, for lhey know not what
they del'
And still It rained the winter rein that drenched Him
through and through)
The crowd wont home and left the streets without a soul
to see.
And Jesus crouched ageinst a well and cried for Calvary."
RAYMOND I, GIBBS. Evangelist.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
2205 Wantland Ave.
Klamath Fells. Oregon.
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