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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1945)
ARCHDUKE TO 61 ADDRESS Yank Prisoners Aboard Jap Peace Plane HEBE SEPT. 28 The Archduku Folk of Aus ,rlu will bo tl 10 spuukur ut lliu XU'Ht dliinur muutlng of thu nuw Klumulii Knlfo ami Fork club, to bo hold ut tho Willnrd hotel September 20, next Wednesday. John Houston, prcslduut of tlio club, mild tlio group In highly pleased ut tlio 1 1 rift meeting ar rangements, und prodlelud Arch duke Felix will provide an In tensely Interesting talk un tho subject. "Hit-Bulldlng Europe." Tho dinner will bo hold ut 0:45 p. nt. Scion ut tlio llnpsburg family which bus played a dominant rolo In Europe for tlx ond a half centuries, tho Arcliduko Kollx recently returned from a trip to South America mid u renewal of hit acquaintance with the under current of affairs In war-torn Eu rope. Ho cunio buck to tho Unit ed States with first hand Infor mation on tho world situation. Tho archduko'H excellent com mand of English and Ills clear presentation of Ills subject mat ter contributed to hi outstand ing public speaking In behalf of a democratic Europe before his American audiences. He In over nix feet tall, 211 years old, whose delight In his low priced Ameri can automobile, American coffeo shops and soda fountain lunches tins enabled him to quickly adapt himself to tlio democratic American way or life, Franz-Joseph, the aged em pcror who ruled Auntrlu-Hun uury when the Snraleve unnnn slnatlnn precipitated World War 1. was ins ttrcai-Krantt uncle. The Archduko Felix wns n cadet at tho Austrian West Point Wie ner Hotistiuit nt the time of Hitler's Invasion. Ho barely es caped with his life by dashing an automobile through a nnrl po lico border iiuard. A cousin was placed in a concentration camp and later wns reported dead. USING THEIR HEADS American engineers engaged In constructing an air base on the Island of St. Lucia built a bridge on dry land! (Jailed up on to span a stream at a point where it had a hairnin curve. they built the bridge on land at the mouth or the curve, and then dammed off the water In the curvo and forced It undor their bridge. Tho faith which caused the pioneer settlers of Montana to endure all the dangers Incident to their experience in a new land still abides In the great ma lorlty of our slate s citizens. i.ewlstown, Mont., Democrat-News. rascal - -jJLj-C--rTi tTL fiaMiiMtiiJF.. a mi ..P wan ..".,-- ,i to1 n nt.ji .i ii.. u,v.it.nintl nlana mad hv tha Jbds to sand surrsndar tnvoys to Manila, are a group of army, navy anu marina prisoners oi war s m aia. ... ..... .... first to ba flown out ol Japan. (AP wlrephoto from nary). Preparation for winter weath er by Klamath resident was no ticed with several of the build ing' permits approved by the Klamath city council Monday night Including several re-roof-Ing Jobs. Ilc-roof residence, 17 Waring, $235, Herbert W. Boettchcr; con struct fuel oil tank, Swift and company, $50, Star company; re model front to Waldorf pool hall, $500, C. Green. Ilc-roof Lombard Motors build ing, $1)00, C. R. Grems; re-roof First Christian church, $250, C. R. Grems; re-roof house, 807 Doty, $250, Frank Cotton; repair Agent Will Provide Tin Cans For Overseas Gifts September 15 to October 15 ) the dates for mailing Christ is puckages to men and women In servlco without request. Servicemen liked tho food that was sent to them last year, scaled In tin cans and asked ror more. Mrs. Wlnnlfrcd K. Gillcn. homo demonstration agent for Klamath county, will furnish tin cuns lor mailing fond und will seal and tag them at a nominal cost, Just as was done last year. Fruit cake that was baked at home in a No. 2 tin can last September arrived In Belgium in good condition in December, according to one report. The soldier who received It wroto homo for another Just like It. Chocolate cookies, sealed In a tin can, were sent to a snllor in the South Pacific and arrived In good condition three months later. A soldier in France wrote that the canned fudge that ho re ceived last Christmas was very good. It had been poured Into a tin can while warm and scaled. Among other homemade foods thut the homemakors have suc cessfully mailed overseas are honey cookies, divinity candy, applesauce fruit cake, candled nuta, spiced nuts and dried fruit. Recipes and directions for overseas mailing, can ba ob tained at tho office of Mrs. Gil lcn, room 208, In tho Federal Building. CONCRETE EXAMPLE . Tho floor on tho N. S. Navy dry docks at Philadelphia, Brook lyn, Norfolk and Buyonne are made of a solid slab of concrete mora than 1000 feet long, 150 feet wide and 14 feet thick. The lock at the outer end is bigger than any of thoso of the Pan ama Canal. Knowledge has become so vast that no one mind can com prehend It, and It is well for a person to content himself with competence in one great field. Dr. Henry Noble MacCracken, president, Vnssar College. Organized labor, backbone of the recent war effort, must now rally all progresslve-mlnded peo ple to achlevo full employment. A. F. Whitney, president Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. LAKE OR WHEAT Duluth, Minn., and Superior, Wis., twin cities at the head of the Great Lakes, have shipped by lake boats more than 55 mil lion bushels of wheat a year from 1933 to 1944. Some of this wheat is hauled 1000 miles by rail beforo It begins its water Journey. We Know Our Furs Do You Know Yours? CUMMINC'S Fur Shop 115 S. 7th St. recreation hall, 9th and Wash ington, $3500, Leo N.' Hula; en largo bedroom, 1022 N. 8th, $200, H. D. Bondy. Order and progress In Inter national affairs is essential for order and progress in America. We cannot nave one without the other. Gary, Ind Post-Tribune. 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