Herald and news., April 10, 1945, Image 3

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EDITORIALS ON
NEWS
Iconllmipd From Page One)
I'lilrmiiulcn. They're crccn-
up steadily on the doomed
tircr s luil rm-noie.
IE storm thnt long nm been
tenthi-ring in Italy Inn broken
ho British 8th army, on the
Hit c Hide, sunnorlcd by a
rase from HUNDREDS of
and the heaviest allied hlr
nit ever munched In Italy,
Hurled Hit drive to deatroy
huicli as possible of the op-
iiK (.n'rmun army uctore II
rc-tlro Into Uio mountain
koul.
ic purpose I to SMASH the
hiion force In Ituly a we
shed vim HunUslodt at the
if. no that Instead of retiring
Uio UcrchtesKiidcn area an
organized und disciplined
rcapoblo of putting up a
unci stubborn fight it will
ent fleeing buck into Hit-
mountain iik a broken and
jrgnnlzvd nibble that will do
iinzi lust-stand cause more
pi thuii good.
BE hour ii finally striking for
inner and hi dream of world
nest as it finally struck
(Mapolcon.
. . .
h nussliins today take
Kconlgsberg, cnpitnl of East
Ma. mid Hcd Star, the flu
army uewsnaner. sound
urim noic lor mo future:
rom now on and FOKEVER
I'russia, birthnlace of ar-
Int aggressor and would-bo
pvera o( the Slav, ha been
L I, rKOM GERMAN
nt's Hint for Eii.it Prussia,
of the German war lord.
the Pacific, thn Inuah nH
nody bnltlo for Okinawa,
n wo imvo known must
. is unoor way. Homo 60,
Inns urn ImlnH ,m in ik
litiiinn and tho cave of the
roiimorn part, selling
i.vL-o tur nciay.
Will tnkp ni.llo .UI1.
0,000 Japs. And will be a
f'J, itusiy jOD, ,
ch Is wiirtoro against ub
m INDOCTRINATED sav-
L
ERE S a grim note In ttus
KJA Z A N E s E "AVE
BABRETT HOME
S 2c Alien C. Unrrett, who
ha been In tho hospital nl Knr
rugut, ldu wltli pneumonia, Is
Homo on leave until April 10,
utter which ho will report back
for roaaalifnmnnt.
Allen's brother, I'KC Clifton
A. Barren, is also liomu from
Longvluw, Tex, Thn two service
men lira sons of Mr, nud Mis.
Allien Diirrett of Huiini Luke.
Clifton's visit was u cuinplutc
surprise to his hoiks. Hu cumc
nome on sick leuvo nnd will i
turn to the hospltiil April 2H
t
DEBAETS WINS PRIZE
CAMI' HOUKHTS, Ciillf.
Pvt. Ucno DoUiiut of Klamath
fulls won II Slu nrl.e. bl com
puny championship and tho cov
eted expert' niccliil fur murks
munshlp on tho rifle inntie heru
recently.
Pvt. DeBiicts is now liikliii! his
dujiic irnininu us mi Inlmiimnim
In Couipuny C, 05.Mli butliillou ut
Camp ltoberts. Ills father and
three sisters reside nl 1UUU Vine.
STOCKTON RETURNS
PKC John T. Stockton. U. S
army infantry, has returned to
this country after seven mmillis
oi overseas service In tho Euro
pean theater of operations. Ilu
returned in the U. s. hospltul
ship, St. Oluf, and Is being tem
porarily treated ul Slin k Onenil
liospl'iil at Chiirlestou, S. C
prior to being transferred to an-
other army hospital for defini
tive treatment.
His wife, Margaret, resides ut
1UZU surgent In Klumiith Fulls
CROESBECK COMMISSIONED
Stewart Groesbeck. son of Mr
and Mrs. K. C. Groesbeck. hos
oeen conunissioncd us inuilstiint
engineer in tho nuvul reserve,
with the rank of ensign. lie Ims
reported to Camp Davis In
It none island for special work
Prior to hi enlistment, Groes
beck wo engaged as federal
civilian engineer on the coiv
strtictlon of various canton,
ment and air buses In Califor
nia, Oregon and Washington.
For the past several mimtlis, lie
has resided In Eugene, where his
wife and two small daughters
will remain during his absence
Gaines Estate
Admitted to Probate
The estate of Claude, Gnlnps.
Klamath countv former was
admitted to probate this week
and Maude L. Ottoman has been
named administratrix by the
circuit court.
Appraisers of the cstuto arc
J. W. Sanders, Melvln Bow
man and Fred E. Fleet. Koul
properly Is valued al $2:1,000,
personal property a t SllllOU, hc
cording to the papers on file
in tho county clerk office.
Klamath Man to
Arrive On Furlough
SSgt. Reuben A. Tnlbot,
route 3. Klamath Falls, was
among the veterans of the Euro
pean campaign to go through the
pre-furlough processing at Fort
Lewis, Wash., Sunday.
Talbot has been returned from
overseas with a lurgc number of
Oregon-Washington soldiers who
reached Fort Lewis this weekend.
iH PRAGUE
KEXTFOR REDS
(Continued From I'ugo One)
crossed tho Danube Immediately
northwest of Vienna near Nuzs
dorf and wen; believed to have
gotten ueross some 12 miles fur
ther up stream In tho vicinity of
Till In. Neither crossing ha been
oflielully confirmed by tho ov-
lev nign command.
Tlie iinu ut Nuzsdorf coustl
tides part of tho operation by
Uio second and third Ukrainian
untile lo close the 17-mlle es
cape avenue out i! the Auslrlun
cupllul, The crossing lit Tulln
ii p p ii r e n 1 1 y wus u lined ut
I'ruguo,, 1.111 mile away.
(Continued From Pago One)
this group Is to arrange for a
center similar to tho officer1
club which was conducted for
some lime by the Elks club.
Councilman Itollin Cantrall
asked the mayor what financial
help was expected from the city
to which Mayor Ostcndorl re
plied Unit thut phase of opera
tion wos up to tho committee.
Progress on UMW
Contract Seen
WASHINGTON. Anrll 10 (Pi
John L. Lewis and soft coal op
erators reported ' further pro
gress toward agreement on a
contract today but said one con
Iroverslnl question still re
mained unsettled.
The government, meanwhile,
dood by lo seize the mines If the
operators and miner fail to pro
duce a new contract und hall a
wuvu of work stoppages, now in
their second week. At least 21,
000 miners were reported idle
In Pennsylvania and Kentucky
today.
If Its a "frozen" arllcio you
need, advcrtiso for a used one
in tho classified. "
Child Injured In
Auto Accident
Nina Keffer, 6, was Injured
tightly when struck by a car
operated by Pete Gulc, 21)23
Kane on Attamont drive curly
Saturday evening, according to
a report filed today in tho shcr-
iii s oiricc.
The ' little girl wus walking
on tho roadway with tho traf
fic at the time of tho accident,
Gale ttatcd. .
Former WTC Worker
Charged With Failing
To Report to Board
Charles Ttnv Hutchinson. 28.
former Weyerhaeuser employe,
was arrested at Spokane, Wash.,
Monday on a charge of fulling
to comply with Induction order
of selective service board No. 1
ut Klamath Falls.
Hutchinson's bond was set at
$1000, and ho will probably be
oracreu lo rori Lewis, Wash.,
for Induction.
The board here ald that or
der to report had been issued
Hutchinson more than one year
ago. lie lulled to report.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
JAPS GIVE GROUND
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still it was no mutch for the
American batteries mussing their
fire In a furious all-out slugging
match.
Butllcshlp and cruisers also
turned their heavy gun on the
Japanese artillery, destroying a
number of gun emplacements
in the rugged terrain well suited
to defensive tactic.
WHAT CAN YOU SPARE
THAT THEY CAN WEAR? , . .
Used clothing is wanted' for
oversea war relief . . . Take it
to collection depot at 1415 Main.
Classified Ad Bring Results.
Eire Not to Aid
War Criminals
LONDON, April 10 (IP)
Prime Minister Churchill Im
plied today that he would seel
to it that no war criminals found
sanctuary (n neutral Eire. j
The question arose In com
mon when Dr. James Littw, a
Presbyterian minister from Bcl-i
fast, asked the prime minister!
whether he would "take step!
lo make sure that no war crimi
nals find sanctuary in any coun-!
try embraced within the British
commonwcaiin oi nations.
The written reply, from
Churchill was: "Ye ir.
Tuwday, April 10. 1945
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