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The War
At a Glance
GRIFFIN SEES
PROGRAM
I .una J. KELLY
l,e.L VLY.llv culled "tho big
'Shut hu roiniilns commit.
tf In hi live
Iklln D. rtoosovclt.
" Ron itc Majority Leader
i5 (Ky). II'"""' speaker
um. Senator MoKolftr D;
? prellont pro tempore
hi senate, and llouso Mn
J Leader McOormick
if-
."rtnf" Roo.o
I ...mania, hroailen-
.clary. ' - .-" , , . a .
cmcnt cl. extension of the
. it . I..... ..nnnnr.
, lii u program (or Interna
fetalis oi ! " -:
dl.cu.wo. u, -
... im.u.M mr FX
Mr. iruili. -;,
Ion of tlio draft luw with
nnicnuiiieiii, -
up that bill today, and
I, a powerful bi-partisan
St UiHirr wmj w. ' ' J , .
barring urn- , '
. .. ... iiv mrmlhft
unu i
Mary training.
Br The A.soclated Proa
The Weetern Ironti Ruhr nn.'lc.
ct mop-up vlrtuully complete;
L.mziK cupiumii: iniru army
built ud strcnuth III rrhr.
alovakla; seventh unity battled
in nuviiiuuru; rrencn inuppcd
up In Clrondu caluury; British
reuenca cioo ana were 10 mllva
from Hamburg; Cnnudliinii bat.
tied In flooded weatern Uulluiid.
The Ru.aian fronli Curmnna
mild attack on Berlin wiis In Its
fourth day: outaklrla of n rnnnn
(Hmo) In Czechoaloviikla ahulled,
union uiovo on ivioruvBKn US'
irava, uvnx, I'ruguo ana Munich,
Th Italian fronli Hrltl.1,
atormed throuuh Argentn gup on
iuiih iu rurrara; Americana imil
heavy ro.latiinco In northward
advance on Bologna.
Th Pacific fronti Mnrlnea
overran northern . end of Oki
nawa; Puttied lough rcalalunce
on southern front; la Jlnui virtu
ally conquered; second landing
mads on Mindanao In Philip
pine; clounup otitaUlo Uaguio on
Luzon continued.
FTROIT. April 19 (Pi Five
isana .inning nnpiww
.A in work at the helaey.
ki Wheel company today but
imeiiu rctusai io comply
regional war labor board
ktlvt ordering the reinstate-
Eof tlvo flucnergeci union
ri cauied unre.t In the
three nlnnls.
Inoni thoo returnlnu were
five ancnargea men. wno
Liny ipokcamen aaid forced
way pati piuni uijurit g no
timen .aid the guard, were
le to eject the men from
plant, but Inalaled thry
i not bo paid for their
fee directive waa unprec-
hd in trial it ornorcn tno
tuny to rehire, before
to wm emieu. empioyoa a'
fucd for disciplinary rcanonn
ire the atrlko began. The
men were minor omciaia or
174. United Automobile
Ken (cio), wnom the com
ccuscd of electing a fore
irom one of the nlunu.
in n,,.. .1 II......
.'t, wnmv, nuipr'ii.7ra
prciictent, inlet the board d
o would be dlarciarded
me an appeal to the nation.
Irrill Woman Opens
pkkecpmg Office
RPTT.T vt w m r mi..
fuson, for aeveral yean
urn wiin rrnnk Carey and
I Mnthn am (innLI.... I
. .-.....v. a uuunii:cn:i, 11119
iinccd plana for owning an
.., ..iu uuimiiiH aa
I to the Gulmon Beauty
nill-rq sno Will Ot avail'
to firms who need
pee.
present Mrs, Thoinuson,
innlnvnrl K t. i
i r "j uuiiifnuil aiui
tr, arowers, and by other
lilt f rm .ill ...lit
......... ih:i uillVQ will
'r ousincss April 23
lie Center Pinna
. w fj
fponed by Council
IKTLAND. Anrlt 10 m
lnd' city council haa ooat.
u rnnalrln... I-.. M r .
I. . ' ';'"" 01 pinna lor
r mcr una othor dovolop.
r " wxuia proviao worK
f . V." u,la women,
council postponed action
!lIV Duinnv. ndlnl.u. . l
r.--- -...t raiiw, xney aug
fc nTiro r(,slrlc'cd area that
fin .ii w"n nymer.
r ...... uiinuieascg ana the
uuBa to consider the
FJiext week.
STEP-UP IN
COASTS JOB
T
TO
E'
NEW YORK. Anrll in M,
Mrs. Eleanor Rooaevell mid to
day in her newspaper column
ho would not accept or run for
public office or any offlco at the
proaent time.
She added, however, thnt ilin
planned to continue her column,
'Mv n.v " Br.rl K.. I ..
V , BMW HU. IIIUMill7
ge in the Ladle.' Home
ournal aa well aa writlnu "nn
occasional article."
George A. Cnrlln. coneral
manager of United Keutures
Syndicate, aaid Mm. Roosevelt'
contract to write "My Day" had
been renewed laat March 10 for
flv yeari.
"Mrs. Roosevelt Ii a ureal
ludy and a -great perwn In her
own right." ha declared. "Her
column will be accepted on It
own menu, rrom now on the
can aneaK moro trcoly on all
matter.."
In her column today. Mrs.
Roosevolt said;
"I havo two loba that I con
alder myself obligated to do and
that I want to do. My dally
column I have alwaya looked
upon as a Job which I wanted
to have considered on its
merits. Because 1 was the wife
of the prealdent, certain re
strlctlons were imposed upon
me. Now I am on my own, and
I hop to write as a newspaper
woman. ....
"My magnzlnc page In also a
contract that I wish to fulfill
as well as I possibly can.
" A Brooklyn man who stole a
tree was charged with petty lar
ceny. In the redwood country,
the charge would have to be
grand larceny.
"Collupso of Gormany can
only Incrvaso our difficult Job
In the Pacific northwest," states
Rnur Admirul R. M. Griffin,
commundunt of the 13th naval
district. "Wo anticipate and arc
prupiirliiK for a shurp step-up In
tho repair work that will come
to our shipyards."
"As tho entire war swings to
the, Paelfle It la nalornl 11.. I
tho west coast will have to bear
me urunt to Keep the ships re
paired and In action. Because
this area is the closest contl-
llltntnl tltlMal ril.l.l.l In Ihn
scene, of Intense, action, battle.
uumiiKca snips ana snips rcquir.
Ing routine overhauls will be
HPttL hprn rifNt in llm. 1m
gettiiiK them back in shape to
uumuara japan, similarly, as
our forces now In tho European
uicuier move imo the Pacific,
more shina mi ml h ullH fmm
our ports to carry tho great
bulk of supplies and equipment
required for their support. We
may confidently anticipate ca-
paclty loadings on the west
const to laKe advantage of the
shortest route to tho scene of
ucllon."
"Our Islunrl vMnrl ft in A it in
arc well ahead of schedule, but
uiu uup sun minus no can win
tho war or prolong It for years.
WO miml heir. nr.ii.nl Ik.l
hero at home by staying on the
ji'u every aay and keeping
enough ships and men out there
iu senn nun aown lor the lull
count."
Nisei, FFA Awarded
Settlement Payment
SEATTLE, April 19 (VP) A
Japanese-American girl, Yoshlko
Tllltl. WOB BtirarH.. tOIAA
tho Auburn chapter of the future
farmers 01 America ouwj yes
terday by Federal Judge Charles
H. Leavv.
Tho girl was awarded pay
ment In settlement for some 40
acres ,of farm land condemned
by the government as part of
the site of the Aiihurn nrmv alp
depot. The Future Farmers
were reimbursed for loss of
crops planted after they leased
tho land from Miss Tsujl.
Klamath Footprinters
Play Host to Chapters
Footprinters of Klamath chap-
tcr will bo hosts at a district
mooting Monday, April 23, at
7:30 o'clock at Col-Ore tavern.
Yrcka. Dun.muir and Medford
chapters will Join the local unit.
The grand chapter president,
Michael Strazzo of Sacramento,
and other officers of tho as
sociation, will be present. Din.
ncr win do served.
I
E
The Buckuroo Days committee
held a meeting Wednesday night
to further plans for tho 194S
rodeo celebration to be held
here, July 1, 2, 3 and 4.
The committee announced
that the Gusky troop ot trick
riders has been engaged and will
entertain each of the four days
of the show, uusky has per
formed his roping and tiding;
tricks with Ringling Brothers
and the Tom Mix Wild West
show.
The Gusky troop Is composed
of himself, his wife, and two
children, a boy 14 and a girl 13.
The family is from Carthage,
Calif.
A unique double routine of
rupe spinning will be an inter
eating feature of the rodeo, and
Gusky's amazing performance
of roping two horses at the
same time while standing on his
head, will be one of the high
lights. Classified Ada Bring Results.
Thursday, April 1. 194S
HERALD AND NfiWtU. THRIE
ii in (in mm
atY&Stt
fca foaad thai lltaa-taalae
ituart TabtoU Ma take.
aaprr nut u iiMp-rabMa
BTDJauNB Of acta iaatg ilaa.
suahuw, aad rai turn-
ack, TaaU daUcioaa, aaiy ta
lata aa auxiaf. DO bottle. Try
taa bara a good aifbt's ataaa
aad waka as ajoraiaf laallaf
Ilka a .1.000,000. o.t g.aaia
lUiait Tablau at jmu druuiit
alr J5. 0e, at SI JO aadn mak.
asatUra ainar? back gaanuiaa.
Wonieii do iob uffir
simple or....o
Dae to Loss of Blood-lrei?
Toti tlrla who sniffer from sltnpls
Dml or who losw to much during
monthly ptrlodi you ImI ttrad WMk.
MdrmtteJ out" this mt b duo to low
lood-lroiwo try LydtA B. Hnktuml
TABLETS at one. nnXlMiB't Tmbleto
ra on of tho very best bom wyt to
help build up red blood to gtvo moro
Otrengtii ana energy la ouoa cm.
Plnlthavm'e Tblt nro oao of U
pea test blood-Iron tonics you cm buy I
Follow tobol dlroctloni.
tjtii l riiUm's TVlClCTlS
PORTLAND. April 19 (IP)
A California official said today
that William A. Welleslcy,
Itinerant logger, admitted know
Ing the man- whose mummified
head and hands were found in
a suitcase near Fort Bragg, Calif.
Welleslcy, arrested at Molalla,
Ore.. Monday lor Questioning,
denied, however, any knowledge
of the two-yen r-old slaying of
Austin C. Barber, said Folgcr
Emerson, assistant district at
torney of Alameda county.
"Wellosley told us he and
Barber had worked together at
an oil refinery In Oleum, Calif."
said Emerson, who came here to
question the logger. "He said
they also roomed together for
a while."
Emerson quoted Wellesley as
saying that Barber quit his job
about two years ago and left
town. "And I haven't seen him
since," the logger was quoted as
saying.
The California official said he
planned to continue questioning
Wellesley today. No charge has
been filed against him.
The cuckoo can sing with its
bill closed.
SUNDAY
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PELICAN
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YOU DONT
NIID CASH
AT SMrt-USI
PURCHASE
COUPONS
TM fe to the CredH Afflr
juit oooe to tt boot, lull
ot enupoat . . . thro ou
ptol the couposi Juat like
eeeh All Utroagli the ttore.
Tbere'e oo fo or formu
Ity, so tisPilDf i-lci illpi.
Hmll down pijrmeDt xnrl
moBthly repnyaneoti Usual
errjto! charie.
err yours today at
Your SCARS CREDIT Offic
9 on experienced
oilrood Carman
m this area
CXDPrlnnen I. '
rc" nave . . . and nma.
fcd en, I,,. "' . r,r. re."d
blD; .' I, "t 18 ioo.ay.si
lBStCTclmJ2ortn:o than
mr 1 mu,t keep
,nF trairiH rn in..,, i.!.
Tlng'lhV jeep,
r".f.S "(l gtlnR nnH trnnii.
roneSAtCsStpP,,r.ts ot.em-si-l..s-
p- Ihere is a
r7;;r.u.-.. vital
nm wm, f0ika you.n
run Bali Wll.n "fat-class
MtieVL. Pass prlv.
II Dlan r rrY,1Ce' A flne
famLJo1" the Southern
B"y :..:.'. 8et back in.
Itcncr lor? noro yur 'kill
Wencc , arc really ap.
. LikI0' aro.urgentfy
Industry aM "mlts-
Bt.trorJtov,Tralnm..t.r,
Whas the iVame ?
ka-.
It S a breed of draft horses, usu
illy dapple gray, magnificently
strong and handsomely propor
tioned. Originally from Perche,
a district of France. The name
ii... sue Moiu 1
It S an optical instrument, the
life of lots of parties at the
turn of tho century. By looking '
through two lenses at two pic
ture., you sec orio picture which
seem, to have three dimensions.
The name is ... sec below 2
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blends. Has a rich, full flavor that makes just about
perfect highballs, Manhattans and Old-Fashioncds.
flL!rtzzm I the name is
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6S Grain Wewlrof Spirits
Kiiuty Dutilling Corp., linjieUl, Pa.
Hi
lThe nasaa is Pardiaron
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