S o u th ern O regon M iner, T h ursd ay, Jan u ary 11, 1945
‘W addy’s W agon’ Com es to Life at Saipan
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Washington. D . C.
N O M IL IT A R Y E R R O R
Those close up to the w a r picture
a re convinced th at aside fro m fau lty
intelligence, there was no one single
m ilita ry e rro r w hich brought on the
sw ift and disastrous G e rm a n b re a k
through.
Undoubtedly som e intelligence of
ficers w ill be disciplined or broken
fo r fa ilin g to e v alu ate the co n centra
tion of G erm an troops opposite the
F ir s t a rm y about a week before
hand. But there w ere other factors
co n tribu ting to the reverse, none of
w hich can be laid a t the doorstep
of a single com m ander.
B asically
they are factors w hich only G en eral
E isenhow er and G en eral M a rs h a ll
them selves could p ro perly evalu ate
and act on.
H e re are some of the inside, basic
factors involved:
1. G en eral M a rs h a ll him self
ordered the V . S. offensive w hich
began N o vem b er 8. and w hich
continued
w ith
b a tte rin g -ra m
tactics
until
Von
Rundstedt
turned the tide against us. M a r
shall. visiting the b attlefro n t in
O ctober, said th at durin g the
w in te r the G erm an s could mo
bilise 100 new divisions, so it
was wise for us to c le a r them
off the west bank of the Rhine
before w in te r closed in.
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T h e crew of “ W ad d y’s W ag on ,’* fifth B-29 to take off on the in itia l Tokyo m ission fro m Saip an , and first
to land, pose to d up licate th e ir e a ric a tu ie s on the plane. U p p e r le ft shows B rig . G en. H ayw oo d S. H a n
sell of San Antonio, T exa s., who co m m an ds the 21st bom ber co m m an d of the 20th a ir fo rce . U p p e r rig h t.
Col. B yron E . Bruggs. le ft, of T a m p a , F la ., and B rig . G en. E m m e tt O 'D o n n ell of J a m a ic a . L . I „ N . Y ., as
they w ere launching the B-29 ra id s on T okyo .
Burning Navy Plane Saved Aboard Carrier
R A N C H BEIN G MOLD— Am o ffe r in g
for sa le «0 head o f R e g ister e d Ayr-
ablru C attle. 3« c o w s under « years,
10 bred tw o-yr. olds, 16 yr. h eifer
A se v e r a l c a lv e s a ll fe m a le s. H erd
headed by Cbumatlch C hoice W ar
rior
(¡rent «Jrundaon o f P en burat
Man O War, W orld's len ding sir e o f
A y r sh ir e c a ttle .
A bargain to tlio
m an w ho ta k es them a ll
F u ller d e
ta ils upon In tulrlng
J. A. Brannon,
Jlouta 8, R ath drum , Idaho.
18-ACRE Irrigated fruit
farm ;
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a c r e s orch ard : c h erries, a p r ic o ts p ea
ch es. e a rly anil la te Italian p ru n es;
4 -room m odern c o lla g e ; se v e n m od
ern do lu xe to u rist cab in s, fu lly
equip ped; sh n d y ground s, grocery
b u ild in g w ith eq u ip m en t. Persistent
lilg m on ey-m ak er
136.000. on e-th ird
dow n, b alan ce te rm s If desired . A.
I. S m ith , R t. 8, K en n ew ick , W a sh
in gton .
40 A C H E S— 20 a c re s a lfa lfa , balance
lev el land
R tiib lln gs and ch eap w a
ter. P riced at »K5QOOO.
22 Al'IIKH— L ev el la id , p le n ty o f
ch eap w ater. P rice nt J230O.OO.
20 A C R ES— L evel land, sm a ll hou se,
e le c tr ic ity .
P riced at »3000.00.
Trank S. A rno'd, Broker. >« m ile
e a st H ig h w a y no on Ohltde A ve.,
P. O. B ox 407, M erced, C aliforn ia.
F R U IT T R E E S — P each es. A p ples,
P ears, A p ricots, <-' h e r r I « s. P lu m s,
P ru n e s, P erry P lan t«. I I i m i - s , Sh ru bs,
etc. F ree 40-page c a ta lo g u e upon r e
q u e st lis tin g Too new and Im proved
v a r le lle s
TUA LA TIM V A 1 L Z Y
N U R S R R IK S , R o u te 3. B o x 3X0,
Sh erw ood , O regon.
E X C E L L E N T H O TEL L E A SE In E u
reka. C aliforn ia. Incom e »1600 to
81300 m onth ly. Now o p era tin g fu ll
c a p a c ity . A. W . B ern ier, 3038 O
S tr e et, E ureka, C aliforn ia.
W E M AKE tnnnure load ers for all
ty p e s tra cto rs.
G et youra now
Don't w a it for Sp rin g rush. O lsen
W eld in g, 5 m ile s w e s t o f W apato,
W ash ., R ou te 1.
A T T E N T IO N
STO CK M EN.
C oyote,
cou gar, bear, c a t s e t s »1.00 each .
gu a ra n teed
Old T im s T rapper, X .
R. M illar, M olalla, O rsgoa.
Q uick action by n a v y fire fighters saves fla m in g p lane and p ilo t. L ik e a m e te o r, a n avy F 6 F b u rst Into
flam es (as shown a t le ft) as it ap proached its c a r r ie r , the USS Cowpens, in the P ac ific . U p p e r rig h t,
shows the plane as it lan ded. C enter, shows p ilo t le a v in g the b urnin g plane. L o w e r rig h t, the fire Is out.
w ith no d am a g e to c a r r ie r .
‘N e w
and
O ld ’ T r a n s p o r ta tio n
B l i n d G iv e s B l o o d
5. G erm any’s new Royal Tiger
tank Is superior to oars and we
have known It. I t is extrem ely
difficult to knock oat of commis
sion. However, we thought the
w ar was going to be over soon
and that we could finish up the
Job with the tanks already on
hand—of which we had trem en
dous quantities. More recently,
however, we have started build
ing a big tank which can equal
or better the Royal Tiger.
Robots Beat Airplanes.
8. H o w ever, it rem ain s a fact
th at we had advance info rm ation
of g re a t N azi a c tiv ity for about
a week before the atta ck cam e,
though ap p aren tly we sized it up
as p rep aratio n for re tre a t ra th e r
than atta ck .
“
100 W OMEN w an ted : fir st 100 w om en
w ho p u rch ase fu r e o a ts, fu r Jacketa
or fu r collar« w ill n t v i from II"
to «100. See u s b efore you se le c t
turn. P ari« P u r Shop. 316 Park
t our
tx -
ryoa <R ur Aldsr P ortlan d .
Germ ans Rested Troops.
6. Robot bombs and rocket bombs
can fly in any w ea th e r w hereas a ir
planes can’ t
Also they don’t re
q u ire m en. Thus the G erm an s have
been able to bom b us fro m the a ir —
by robots and rockets— w hile be
cause of bad w ea th e r we couldn’t
bom b them . T h e Nazis lay out a
square of te rrito ry in and behind
o u r lines, then sy ste m atica lly pep
p e r it w ith rocket bombs. They can
a im them w ell enough to hit w ith in
c e rta in areas.
7. T h e G e rm a n system is to a t
ta c k suddenly w ith trem endous force
and heavy a rm o r in one sm all a re a ;
th ey concentrated hundreds of tanks
in th e ir first attack.
Once they
broke through, they spread out. Also
the N azis had little to lose.
HELP WANTED
AUTO m etal m an »1 60 hr.,
c lisn lc a »137» h r . tiro
«1.12k hr., tire aarvloa man 1 • ’ » J ■
and se r v ic e sta tio n a tten d a n ts> 81 00
hr. Flrat-O lssa sh o p w ith a ll the
eou lliin en t. K tesm -h eated and flu o r e s
cen t lig h tin g . Ileal Job for th e righ t
m en. P len ty o f overt line. P hone or
w r ite
"AL IR V IN E ".
A u th orised
referrn l re.iulred.
C O M M 1SC IA L AU TO M O TITR
SB U V IC B . IRC.
9th and D ennv W ay
B e a ttie 9. W aeh ln gton ________
2. T h e re was and is no disposition
to doubt the wisdom of G e n e ra l M a r
shall's decision.
H o w ever,
these
b atte rin g -ra m tactics cost m en. also ;
tire men o u t The A m eric an system
is to keep divisions on the fro n t line, i
bringing up fresh m en only fo r re
placem ents. Thus the divisions now
at the front have been fighting stead
ily since the landing in N o rm an d y
last June— w ith, of course, a lot of
m en coming up as replacem ents.
3. This is considered an excellen t
system and gets results. H o w ever,
the G erm an s im m e d ia te ly took out
th e ir battle troops a fte r N o rm an d y
and sent them to rest behind the
lines. The N azi boys and old men
w e encountered in the S ieg fried line
m ade us think the G e rm a n a rm y
was shot to pieces, but it w asn’t.
The experienced b attle troops, now
refreshed a fte r a long rest, are ta k
ing the offensive against us.
4. The w a r d e p artm en t itself was
responsible for a lot of the fav o rab le
news which gave the public a gen
e ra l feeling of overconfidence. One
of its most im p o rtan t indications
was th a t some 800,000 G e rm a n
troops w ere kille d or taken prisoners
durin g the clean-up of F ra n c e , m a k
ing a sizable hole in the N a zi a rm y .
O f these, how ever, about 400,000
w e re R u ss ia n -U krain ian la b o r bat
talion s. Thus the A m erican public
had reasons to believe th at a larg e
slice of the G e rm a n a rm y was deci
m ated .
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She w ent a t once to the jud g e, told
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The destruction of telephone
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France and the Low Countries did
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Colliers. They were equipped with
a new cable thut, although no
larger than a pencil, carries three
telephone and four telegruph cir
cuits, is laid alongside the road as
fast as the troops advance.
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W ith his “ seeing e y e ’ ’ dog, " D u c h
ess,” su p ervising the proceedings,
An oxen w agon loaded w ith supplies fo r the U . S. a r m y ro lls slowly
by as a m o d ern w a r plane comes in fo r a landing on a n ew ly con 1 blind John U ric h , of W ashington,
m a ke s his 10th blood donation at
structed ru n w a y , so m ew here in China. M a n y of the lan din g fields w ere
the R ed Cross blood donor center
constructed w ith the aid of Chinese lab o r, and th e ir e v e r fa ith fu l and
in W ashington, D . C.
b ard w o rkin g team s of oxen.
C o n g re s s m e n
A b o a rd
C a r r ie r
N ote — Gen. Courtney Hodges,
ag ain st whose F ir s t a rm y the blow
w as launched, is regarded as an
a v erag e A m eric an general. He was
not able to m a ke the grade at West
P o in t, but im m e d ia te ly enlisted in ■
the a rm y and has w orked his way
up. He was a m a jo r in com m and of
in fa n try in the last w ar, one rank
h ig h er than M a rs h a ll, who was then
a captain, and has com m anded in
fa n try a ll his c a re e r since, having
rise n to be ch ief of in fa n try shortly
b efo re we entered the w ar.
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<L T h e expansion in the tire industry,
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cheers fro m anyone in the tir e In
d u s try . L a b o r is unhappy because
m a n p o w e r d ifficu ltie s ru le out Akron
as the site fo r the new plants. Akron
is a strong union tow n, and o rg an i
zatio n th e re , is fa ir ly sim ple. . . .
T h e big ru b b e r com panies a re un
F ro m the deck of a c a rr ie r, m e m b ers of congress v is itin g the P acific
h ap py because they have no assur a re a observe the ac c u ra c y of n avy gunners. In the ce n te r of th e fro n t
ance th at the new tire plants w ill row , p eering th ro ug h binoculars, is A d m . C . W . N im itz . A t his rig h t
be rip ped a p a rt a fte r the w a r. T hey is C ongressm an J . J . H e ffe rm a n or N e w Y o rk , and a t his le ft is Con
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b a ll) — H o w ’s the gam e going, son
ny?
K id — W e ’re behind 18 to 0.
S tra n g e r— You don't look very dis
couraged at th a t score.
K id — N a w , w e a in 't com e to bat
y e t!
U . 8. s e rv ic em en a re shown e n te r
in g a show to see “ S arato g a T ru n k ,'*
in a section re c e n tly ta k e n fro m the
G e rm a n s . T h e USO has been able
to keep the shows m o vin g to the
fro n t, as the troops ad van ce into
G e rm a n y .
Long Story
L a d y — W hy a re you cryin g , little
boy?
B oy— Because w e’re having chick
en fo r supper.
L a d y — W hy should th at m a k e you
cry?
B oy— Because I won’t have any,
because I ’m lost!
Sure Proof
D a d —T his book of yours says we
e a t m o re m e a t than we did a hun
d red y e a rs ago.
Son—Well, I know it’s certainly
true of mel
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