E SUPREME
r ... , . Coblenr In Winter 1918
that Henrlch Hlmmler had or
dered evacuation of Neurnberg
and requisitioned vehicles to
move party archives from nazi
congress halls there to Berchtes
gaden. The Stockholms Tidningcn re
ported ln an unattributed dis
patch that organized demonstra
tions had broken out in Vienna
and Steicrmark province
(Styrla) against nazl centers and
Wednesday, March 28. 1945 HERALD AND NEWS THHEl.
party , functionaries, Russian
agents who parachuted Into
those areas helped in plunder
ing supplies and ammunition,
it added.
Meanwhile officials of the
Swedish aliens commission said
Sweden was preparing for a
heavy flow of German desert
Oil HEARS
ers, and Danish and Norwegian
nazls. ... .
During World War I, the an
nual cost of the British Minis
try of Information was $200,
000. T
STOCKHOLM, March 28 (TP)
The free German press agency,
whose sources of information
are not announced, said today
.The fox feeds upon birds, rr
dents, fruits and berries.
ARGUMENTS
ALEM. March 28 (P) The
. guni'omo court hcnrd argu-
L( torlny In Iho first degree
Lr appeal of Andrew W.
nl, Portland, sentenced to
(or the (laying or nis mother
Lw, Mr. Anna Belle McNal
82, In licr Portland apart
ht January 20, 1044,
tne stnto charged that Dennis,
levlntf In" mother-in-law re
fusible for the separation of
Lns mid hl wife, strangled
molher-ln-law.
ricniil. wno denied the slay-
that he was convicted meroly
clreumsluiitlol evidence,
he court also heard argu
Lts n tho appeal of Carroll
ten Cram, who wait sniitpiiccd
three ywuii m uwn uwiu
L(,lll county for tho dentin
Wuncmn riniiucrnun, it, una
r brother, Allen, 18.
rhcy were killed Mnreh 28,
4, near McMlnnvlllo, when
Cnl' car overturned. The
5. rhnruod that Cram was
!nk when ho wa driving a
up of youth homo from a
CO.
'rum claim hi constitutional
(Ms were vujihiuu whvii ui
trj touk samples of his blood
determine whether he was
bnk.
i nir FINDS & WAV
ini.-i.-M nV Wl. Mnreh 1R
U-Miiui Alice Rose Kruoger,
lire section cioik ih ino mown
r..t.. .liti hnnrrt. renllv lin.
(scored the rationing situation
her department at ncr wed-
1 JJ,
ki.m nnrl her hiiKbnnri rode
ay from the church In a gas
i, tireless, horse-drawn car-
(JAL STATISTICS
ttVA Rnrn at HHUtda hoapIUl,
malt. 'Hi. Orajfon, Man-h 34, lUii,
Mr. and Mn, Frank Ollvi. Mailt.,
ton. a lrl. Waif hit B poundi 4V
NUJMin-norn it HUUtrU hoapltat,
jnaih FalU. Oraion. Mnreh 36. 1041,
Mr. and Mr. Arthur Millard, 3103
amm Una, flrl, Watf ht; A pounds
, euncti.
tviiunnrn ml HMUIda hotDlUl.
mih ralli. Oroion. March 30. 1043.
Mr. and Mn. daur H. Oavla. Rt. 1.
lluii a ooy, naignt. o pouna iu
LEGAL NOTICES
IUMMONI rOR PUHLILATION
No. HIS
It tht Juiltca Court (or ht Dlitrlet
LWKviiit. mama in bounty, uragon;
L Davit. Plaintiff, vi. Thonia D.
Uard. Ovfandanl.
fo Thomas D. nallard, Defendant: In
Ha ma oi tna mi or uratfon; you
hereby uminonad to auuoar and
rwtr ihm Coniulalnt illod In tha a no ve
il lit d action within four waaka from
it of ftnt publication hereof In the
ft Id and News jiawipapar, and If you
to 10 go, lor want inaraoi. piainmi
apply to abova-antitled Court for
rt laf da ma nd ad In aald Comolalnt.
hrlti for Judcmant for SI at. 00 nrln-
tl, with 39.00 attorney fena. with
I tntarait tharaon: alto for nlalnllff's
Ju and dlaburaamtnta heraln; alao that
propariy attached b aold by the
iriff provided by law and tha pro
da IDDlfed UDflti aald luilamant- alan
fhU Summon! la nuhlUhort nnra
for four wtaka by order of tha
i- n. manonay, juiiic or ma
ire for Llnkvlll nuirttt. Klamath
fcmly, Orefnn, which Order was dated
Irch 13. 1B4A, and data of flrat and
p ptiDiicationa baiint March 14, 1043,
April 4. 11)43, raspar lively,
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.AT ""acmf. or cnlloquln. oroson
O. Brown, nf r?pualal nnn
pKrir WI.im, of Cryatal. Ore inn.
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iff;0!' "Inola r. Portland: Ora.
thi ,vinrtl.d and markat vnlnra uaad
KI.T .lat.m.n, - .... ... ma.
durlno World w. ' V "l " r'f brou9ht ln "' Inl.r.itlna pieturo of CobLiu tak.n
m.U,n Vn Iron? o( bundtoj?' '0,"d ,h" W"h h Not" ,oldir, ,Undln ln lor-
No Dust on Her
Iff
WaBBaaaaaa
Sclntlllntlng Is golden-hnlred
Belly Young, of St. Louis, Mo.,
contender In "Mls Stardust of
1945" contest being conducted
In New York. More than 2000
entries will be Judged by their
pictures, so Judge for yourself.
Twins Said Safe
But Separated
PORTLAND, March 28 (P)
The Atlyoh twins, who fought
ovorsens together and wero re
ported missing in action the
same day, are safe but separated,
Their mother, Mrs. George
Atiych, received word yesterday
from Richard, a private first
class, that he is well and in
German prison camp. She had a
report March 8 that Edward,
also a PFC, was in another nazi
camp.
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