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Newspaper Page TextPACE EICHT HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH EALLS, ORECON THURSDAY, JAN. 13, )9A8 Transport Planes Used To Evacuate Missionaries From China Danger Spots CMENGCIIOW. China, Jan. 15 (P) Transport planes sped the evsrus tlon of missionaries from this eom-munlst-menaced center today. Civil war fljlilini, however, hid the rate of an unknown number of Ameri cana and oihrra who had souiht aafetjr In Laohokow to the south- Four have been killed in recent itav three of them slain by armed Chinese who ihouted "Americana muil die!" and the fourth wai faint ly injured by a (renade explosion in communist-fovernmmt dchtinj. As missionaries and oilier for eigners gathered at the busy Cheng chow airport, one American said the spread of civil warfare and of anti foreign sentiment had convinced him: "... It's time for us all to get out of China again." iThere are more than 500 In danger spots, mis sion leaders said.) A missionary for many years, he lived through the 1927 flareup of anti-foreign violence, when 6000 en dangered missionaries wero evacu ated from Centra! China. R-d Near City Communists were reported within three miles of Chengchow, but this rail city 300 miles north of Hankow is strongly defended. Laohokow. 2020 mile northwest of Hankow, was at last reports under increasingly heavy communist pressure and evacuation-plane pilots said they could not land there without ground communications. Laohokow is near the scene of the three missionary murders January 7. Assailant who Chinese witnesses said appeared to be communists stopped a bus and shot down Miss Martha J. Anderson. Minneapolis, Miss Esther Victoria Mordlund, Chi cago, and Dr. Alexis Friedrich Berg, Helsinki. Finland. The fourth deatli was reported Tuesday, that of American Men nonlte missionary. Miss Elizabeth Ucgarmo, 60, Wautetn, Neb. It was believed an accidental result of communist-government fighting. (There are also reports uncon firmed Hint one of five American marines missing in a communist sector of North China was killed In a clash with the Reds. The five dis appeared while on a Christinas Day hunting trip. At least five American mission aries and their families are known to be in the llonan-llupeh provin cial areas controlled by the commu nists. Mrs. F.sthrr Hess of YVatcrtown, Wis, and Miss Pearl Young of Tor onto, Canada, advised the S. con sul at Hankow they intended to re main at Mlyang-. west of Kioshan. where they operate the Independent Kbeneser mission. War Damage Claims May Be Extended MANILA. Jan. 15 (.41 The V. 8. war damage commission announced Unlay nationals of Canada and Sutherland are eligible to file claims for war losses in the Isltmds If they resided In the Philippines five years prior to December 7, The war damage act allows pay ment to cltlr.ens of nations granting reciprocal payment of such losses to U. S. cltlM'iis. The commission is determining which oilier na tionals are eligible to file claim, deadline for which Is February ID. III.KS SAl.KM. Jan. 18 wPi Stewart Weiss, Sweet Home, former deputy attorney general, filed Unlay for delrgate to the republican national convention from the fourth con gressional district. Classified Ads Ilium HomiIis Two Wheat Ships Cleared For Duty 8KATTI.K. Jan. 15 i.Vi Two wheat slrps wrie rli-.tml loiluy for .Mill lug to Japan n II i' r Hie Murine Cooks and Mrwarils iiuiuii and op erators atuccd to submit their (in ferences to Ran Friinclscn negoti ators. The ve.v.el. the hviuhtiT Itcloll Victory at Taconui ami Hie freighter frauds Miulnu here, hud been de layed by a dispute over payment of overtime lor various dunes. Includ ing making oili'is' bunks. N.IL Oualrry Raputotioli - Behind Hsini So by V, Food i 2 a -- sf" s for C STlFL jtfSm OUR LOCATION Will SAVE You MONEY! 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Dog Food Timherline 10c Caramels Kraft 1-lb. pkf. 39c Catsup Helm bottle 25c Tomatoes No.,.,.,.nl5c Grapefruit Juice ur rrt.'19c Apricots no r, ,in 35c Peaches .v, ,.n.25c COril Del Malta 12-ni. tin 18C Beans Wlllamet No, t tin 15c Pineapple Juice n. 19c MEAT VALUES Sliced Bacon Morrell's lb. 79c Picnic Hams We Nllce 'Km lb. 49c Loin Pork Chops .... 69c Pure Pork Sausage . 49c Pork Roasts .... 59c Pot Roasts Grade A lb. 59c Hams Morrell's Pride lb. 69c Na Jax Wieners ... 49c t DIUCIOUS APPLIS Delicious Apples Lttrnrsl In (unit 2 Grapefruit l)rprt Swrrln 6 ,,,r ' Bag Oranges rq Navel. Juice Imj 0 C ,. 17c IHhIi acliool it i luluiiti'H nmy now L'luin.m llin mhool of tlirlr cliolce before enllnllnif In Ui 1".'"I HI",M niivy, REDUCE FOOD COSTS miOMCOUlASHIg Sme4 and iheTOTAi; COST IS LtS5 Recipe for Mission tMCAHOKI GOULASH (iiuAft 1 4-0ini(l h.litil)utgri, Kiel 1 ihup yni yifrn wecr, 1 ihoppnl onion, l4 tup tit itiouiifil crlrry. 1 can lotiuto hut uc, Up. WoicrMriitiirf .tuif, uM, fwrr. 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