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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1948)
MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1943 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVTN 28 British Troops Die After Blast Jl 111 HAI I M, JVIurHi I uTWI'lif Nlrrii mmi Bultl today It art (ha rltlp lilwtl wlilrli wmkttl lhrr rilrot lrrirr yratrrduy, killing in llrlllt.li lroiii mill Injuring 5;i. "Tills, Ik vur mivHpr fur lul K un til yn Hrii Vrlimlu ulrrrl rrlmr," (lit Jrwlkh uiMlrrrtiuiiil rnui iltt rlnrril. It rrlrrrctl to thr Jrruaulrni hiMiihliif which killed bi Jrwa un I'rliriiitry TZ. Ituummh. Jnwlnh mltltlu, mild It 1 1 Kit "UIH'Ollflt IIM'tl It'lHUU" Uml lillllnh IriHipri liud ur rr led 2i Jvvn at Mlkvr Innirl, iii'itr 'Vl Aviv, hot iilKltl mul luul "tunml ihcm uvrr lo nil Arub limb nn rriallulliui" (or lite tl Mill BtttK'k. Jrw IOIrai.rl A pnllrr mm fin hi JriUMilrin nald It hitd rrMfrU the 24 Jew wrir tukrii by fcoldlnn from Aplriu factory nt Mlkvr If.rtit l uml irlrujirU lit nll-Anilj Jaffa IX drii. (.. II. A. .UttrMtllnii, I'uniitiiiitilrr of . MrllUh forrra In rlrlltir, milil llirrp mltiri klml. trrril thr Mootim triHip itr nr.tr Itrhovtit, IA mllrk KOlllltrttkt of TH Aviv, I dry wrrr jitmitirtf hhii kulillrm returning from leave in ( lru. f 4 MucMltlaii Mild it Imnlll nilnr il!ci to tcu off H.ul it rxplrKlnl, ,n Mild, tlir mil tnlk'hl huvc tx-rn ' vT or mmr. Th rxplmloii clltn.ixt-(l a iluy of naltcrrd vlolrmr in the ll"Jy l-awl. JrMUIt In forma nt lit Tel Aviv kaltl tlx Jrw werr killed When a lluganali renin ntiianr patrol Ha NtiibUKhril In the titw n of hatainM near Trl Aviv, llrlllnh wollre rc cuvrrrtl llir ImmIIm. 111 ftulftt, (UK) Jcwh wrir t.ikrn from lilt 1 1 low al nil I)) "lhlltrinir, uml MKlitprn." which thr lirlllnh Inirr eptrd .HuIumUV liliilil. uikI nhlpprd to CypruM ntxmrd n Mrlttnh Uuiia mrt. Thr day tlettlh brouuhl to UH7 Ihn unntlirln) loll lnrr the Novnn brr 39 drriMon of Uir United Nullum to partition PnleMlno. High School Commit By MARY LOU CASE Class Rooms For Veterans' Farm Instruction , r t s HJ .. I '1,1,1 , r . f m v i Thll U out of the bullillllK riinnlrurti-i) frnm old Jap hullillliia l (imp Nrwi-ll on llie rulrlke hllh rlimil tniuniU. Iimtrurllon In grnrrl frm nmnmrmrnl will be glvrn hrre undrr llie Ttrrni vocational agrlrullural program. Homemaker's Festival To Be Held Here On April 30 Pinna fur tlir nmiiiiil lloinrinnkriV Kratlvnl til bo livid April 30 were iiiiiiIp liv Um Klniimth county liomo rxtrnnlnn roininllu-i! Bl tati nllpr iinuii mrrtliK 'I'liuriiiliiy, Krhnmry Jll. Ill llie Inline nl Helen P. Htlne, Inline drinoiuilriitluii auent, 'llie (iilliiwlMK cliBlriucn (or the featlvnl uere npiiulnlrd: Mr. Iee Holllduy, iiriiernl rhalrmnn; Mr. Wenley llnrney. exlilbiu; Mr. Hiiy Ourrlxiii, liiin lieon mid tiible decor iitliiiin; Mn Albert Kendy, rritUtrn tnui; Mrs. Frank I'uyicr, pniKriim; and Mn Percy Cixik, lunclieiin loft.ntiiilftireM, Mr. Krancea Palmer, Fled Cruna rxecullve. upoke briefly to the Krotip nuiirdlni the Amerlrnn Ited C'rona prriitriun. Mm. Palmer placed M clal emphanlii on einerxency fecdliiK In ixvuilhle dlnanter altuatluna and enlinied the annutnnre u( the county committee In makliiK pluiui Tor can teen unlta to be entitbllnhed In each u( Klamath county' eleven coin niunltlea. MIm Htlne waa nptiolntec chairman of the county Itetl Croaa canteen unlta. Other atlmlnlntratlve dcclnloiu reached by the county home exlen Hlon committee and the home dem oiiMiiitlon auent cli-nlt with the (olliiwlini phunrn of the home exU-n-nlou prom urn : Klectlon and liuitalla tlon n( unit officer, coopernlora' report, Azalea houne contributions, radio prOKramt, requlremenla for hlundurd home extennlon unlta and unit ncrapbook. Thoiie attendliiK the nieetliiK were Mrn. Ie Molliday, Mr. Frank Payicr, KIRBY Vacuum Cleaners Lirotima Guarontea Frea Domonitrotion Telophono 9200 Mr. Kay Garrlnoii, Mr. Wesley Harey, Mr. Alliert Keady, Mrv Henry rkhinor. Mr. Krancc Palmer and Helen Btlne. Greek Navy Man Arrested ATHENS, March 1 l';-More than 80 officer and sailor have been ar rcnU'd on charge of trying to aubolaite Uie Royul Greek navy, an aulhorlUitlvs aource aald today. Homo of the men were on active duty; other had been dlmlaed. llie Informant, who declined to be Identified y name, ald thoie aelzed were member of "a communlat or Ifanlzallou" cornpotcU mainly of sailor d .mlaacd after a Middle Baal mutiny in IM4. He ald enouith expionlve to blow up the Destroyer Mlaoulla were found aboard the craft lat March while she was anchored at Patral. Failure to connect detonating wire prevented the blat. Elsewhere In Greece, Alliens new paper said today government force The average car Is In better con dition for an arcldrnt now than ever. He careful! Insure with Ilium Norland, 123 N. 6th M. Acts AT ONCE to Relieve BR0JCM (CAUSED BY COLDS) Pricrib-td By Tboutaiids of Docitrtl rcKTUKNiK munt be good when thousand of Iictors prehcribed It fur yenrn. pruTuaaiwKi acta at once to relieve such coughing, It actually 'looM-ru up' phleifm and miikefi it fRfiler to raise. Safe. Effective, raifmr'PERTUSSINC- Wanted to RENT S or 4 bedroom house by perma nent local builneaaman. Can fur nlth reference!. Contact J. R. Mc Culloch. Phone 4149 have chased guerrilla from 18 VII laKPs near the Albanian border. "Violent hand-to-hand flifhtlng" occurred In many section, the ac counts said. Informed military MiurceH tld the operation, on a loose 30-mlle front, la the mint ex tensive ever undertaken In Kplru. The drive started Saturday. Greek troops struck from Phlllatea and Dhollana fjward the frontier of Albania, midget communist state. There are about 30 town with post office In the United State named after Benjamin Franklin. Don't delay this great opportunity, enlist In the United Slate navy today. The potato crop of th world greatly exceeds any other crop pro duced for human food. Preierve Thoia Valuable Papen and Document Let Ui Copy Them Lp to !V'xll" e0o Underwood's Camera Shop 727 Main Phone 7083 HEAD CO&D?. ror wmy ana mnvy me MiuvTHOtATUM TWINS Quick MENTH0LATUM a When head-cold misery makes you gasp for air, and nose feels raw and tender, reach for soothing Mentholatum'and B-K-E-A-T-H-EI Mcntholntum contains comfort ing Camphor and minty Menthol, two famous, fast-acting ingredi enU that help thin out thick mucus, reduce swelling, soothe cold-inflamed membranes. Soon soreness eases up, head starts to clear. Don't take head-cold misery lying down use Mentholatum. ALSO RELIEVES CHEST-COLD TIGHTNESS. NASAL IMITATION AND CHAPPINS Boyi' ETON Suits 3-Pieca 8 98 Sixei 1 to 4 Jacket and pants of 100 wool in p r e d o m 1 natlng shades of blue or brown. White broadcloth thhia with turnback collar, Select the kiddies' Easter outfits now and put e lay-away. SPENCER'S FINE LINEN TOT'S APPAREL 19 Main St. Phone MtT PARK VIEW CONVALESCfNT HOME tformvrljr at Aihlandi M W.. I ftUla Hlrtol, Mfalfsird. Orfain. fhrnm tflSI K-llaur rrlr. MegUltritl Nnr) la Charge NOW AVAILABLE ROTOTILLER Power Tiller of a Hundred Uses Get it now WHILE AVAILABLE CLARK MOTOR CO. 531 South 6th Street Phone 5310 Seniors will ba given a chance next Thursday to hrar representa tive from the linlriM-tnlpiil col lre, Parlllr, Willamette, U-wlsand Clark and l.lnflrld. First they will l mk to the elllorn III a srolip, and thru lake tune for Individual fonfrrence. K ' ' ' TTie boy' whisker around school an geMiiiK ImiBer and longer, and It s rrully beginning to look like a revival of the centeiininl. The rea son for the brards i the whlkerliio rontest sMinsored by the "K"' club that will end this Friday with a clnni-e. Purr will be awarded the hoy with the most outstanding bf ards. The sublet-! of public school ver 'mi private school will be dlsciis.srd at the inrrtmg of the Junior forum group tonight In room 107. Jerry M-lson will net as chairman for thr panel discussion, aslsled by Tn loies Robatcek. Miircellu Murray rd Elmer Hamilton Mrs, Ellen Pal t"rson advises the group that will he In rhnige tonight. The Fremont Junior IiIrIi was en tertained hy some KU ensemble groutw today. Among them were the t-larlnrt quartet, string quintet, ti limpet trio and the brass sextet This was the first performance of Hie trumpet trio, made up of John Fplev, Gordon Fletcher and Gary Hmllll. It looks as if the mule pnpulitt Ion ef our school survived Leap Year Day. The boys still are Iriivellng tr. groiiM and haven't lost that hunted look, but .the vtqrsl of the chase seem to be over. SI11I nn the list of glrl-Bsk-boy events for the year I the Girl' league formal ;rhedulrri for April 18. v The first half of the music de partment's spring contest is coming up this Friday tilnht. The hand and girls' glee and Mudi-lon Adler will be the performers In this, the first Insliillm-nl. The second half will be presented March 11. One of Ihe Inle.sl fire-nlnrm de vices Is triggered hy ultra-violet rnys from the fire's flame rather than by Its heat. Phono your Want-Ad lo the Her ald ond News, Bill, or oring your ad lo the office at Pino and Esplanade Pay In advance, get 10 discount Promptly relieves COUGHS of CHEST Brnki Up SurUc Congtitlon, Tool At tho first algn of a chest cold rub Miisterolo on chest, throat and hack. It imlnnlly start to relievo cough and tight soreness in chest muscles. Then good old reliahlo Mustcrola helps break up paiulul surface con gestion and cheeks Irritation. In 8 strenr.tlis. At all drugstores. 9th at Pins Store Houn: 9:00 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. 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