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I June 18. 1042 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE NINE EOS BEAT BACK IK-LED FO ICE IT SEVASTOPOL (Continued From Puko One) described a "similar to those which landed In Turkey follow ing rnld on Kiimnnliiii (ill ftrldn by nn Amoricun squadron lint week. It wan not slated whether tholr crows were Itrll Uh, American or Russian, HEIILIN, (From Gorman Broadcasts), Juno 10 (!') Our man forces sniushliiK In on Bo vtstopol have stormed the muln fortifications north of tho city, capturing Mnxlm Clorky fort uud driving to within two mile nf tha harbor entrance, the lilh command iluclurcil toiliiy. In thl sector of tho front, attack thereby was corned nrd to a point only three lomnters (two miles) from the harbor entrance to tho fortro. Calling All Quoenil The Junior chamber ol commerce, which li liundllnu tho Victory CJuuen's coldest for Ktmniith's Victory ecle biutlon, inks all tl'i'ln Inter ested to meet lit tha Elk ho I id banquet room nt 7:30 p, m., Friday nltfhl, June II), , A special Invitation lit niudo to girls from tho sur rounding towns to be pres ent. For liny infnrmutlon rel ntlva to thin quren's content phone 42711, tQ Wlom U. S. Exacted 10-For-1 Toll in Pacific, Nimihr. (Continued from Pugo One) hit personnel losses were nt leant 10 time u router thnn ours, imd hie piano losses In almost the same ratio, "We aro greatly Increasing our buttle strength, Our ships, planes und pllotii lira being added In constantly increasing Hum bert." But ha pointed nut that the r.lr power hnii played tho leading oVfvlldwny "and will continue to do to M the war progresses," "Tho Coral iich and Midway battles aro the first in history In which great aerial duelH were fought by carrier fleets," he add ed. "Our air groups have proved, by their skill end courage, the uperlority of our forces. They have shown thnt In our ship. In our planes and In our personnel Is the stuff that makes for vic tory." HIGHWAY CLOSED SALEM, Juno 18 (HI The Sams valley secondiiry highway within tho Camp White army cantonment In Jackson county will bo closed August IS for the duration of the war, the stnte highway commlsnloiv.Jtnld today. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY PltOTECT YOUrt HOME! Let us make you a loan to renhln gla or pnl nt your homo, Low prices, no down payment. As low as $S monthly Includes both labor and material. Cope lnnd Yards, 00 Main. Phone 3107. 6-24 $40 Practically now four-room furnished house. Service room and garage. Cull 2522 White avenue. 010 s 1 COAST DANGER IS LESS ACUTE (Continued from Pug1! One) Amerlcnn and Jupuncse forces off Mldwuy wiuf by meuns of hundreds of airmen, "Incvltuhly when tho reports coino In there Is Immonso con fusion. At Mldwuy, where tho weiitlicr was clear, tho Informa tion nviillubla guve us a good general picture of the outcome but there was much confusion as to Just what ships wero hit, "I spont tinea or four duyt studying the army and navy re ports as they came in from the Midway battle, and didn't know at tha end Just how many ships were hit or whut kind of units. "Of the fighting In tho Aleu tians, wo have not been able thus far to get even the general picture we had of Mldwuy. Editorials on Nws (Contlnued From Page One) tack Siberia at toon at Moscow fell, but Moscow didn't fall; As long as tho Russian de fenses stand up, tha Chines think tho Japs are likely to delay their Siberian plans. "THAT Is to say, Hitler will be A licked If tha Russians hold firm and the canny Japs will wunt nothing to do with him after ho Is licked. KOK SALE five acres, five room houso, $050. Inquire Lien's Store. S. H. 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Survi vors refused to discuss tho tor pedoing, but it was learned that ono member of tho crew died aboard a rcscua craft. FOR RENT Dandy lllllo house, partly furnjshod, newly refln ished. Two bedrooms, garage, lawn, trees, $25. Telephone 7348. , 6-20 FOR RENT 2-room house. In quire at 2500 Kano, 6-24 ROOMS Equipped for light housekeeping. 100 No. Broad. $4 up, 0 24 WANTED TO BUY Alfalfa and cover crop hoy. Mnlln Kccdlng Co. Phono Malln 205, 6-24 hour-long discussion of tha bill that "a great many merchant ships" were being converted in to aircraft carriers. Rep. Magnuson (D-Wash.), a member of the naval committee and a naval lieutenant command er just back from duty In the Pacific area, declared his exper ience had convinced him of tha need for "more and more" plane carriers." wo are deferring building any more battleships at this time." "Don't spend all you make," advises a Chicago banker, Soma folks get It mixed and don't "Thank God," h cried, "that I make all they spend. (Continued From Page One) lust. There was no conflrma tlon of rumors that the Japanese hud shifted -many planes from southeastern Asia and occupied China to Mnnchukuo. The enemy's recent attacks on Midway and the Aleutian Islands are interpreted as preparatory to a Siberian move. The Japanese, it is said, had hoped to eliminate a threat to what would be the rear of an attack on Siberia. But the Jupancso failure In those will not necessarily delay an at tack on Siberia, the Chinese say. The main fadtor is doubt over tha course of the German-Russian war, FRENCH LAWYER WOUNDED VICHY; France, June 18 (P) Slnto's Attorney Folk was .wounded seriously yesterday af ternoon by the explosion of a package which was handed to him Just as a court session open ed at B e a u n e. , Authorities blamed someone bent on person al vengeance. Get your insurance on easy payments from Hans Norland, 118 North 7th. (Continued From Page One) out that a special office of or ganizational planning, headed by Dr. Luther Gulick, director of the Columbia University Insti tute of Public Administration, was established within WPB last May 14 to work out the new setup. At that time, Nelson declared that Gulick would "iron out any kinks In the administrative struc ture" of WPB, to prevent top heaviness and to "get this war Job dona In the quickest and i most efficient way. Senator Truman asserted that "a change in both the organiza tion and personnel of some branches and divisions in the WPB" wat necessary. There I were indications that such changes would b Inevitable, j slnco many Industry branches no longer have any civilian Indus tries to work with. House Passes $812 Billion Ship Construction (Continued from Page One) est undcrtoken ever by any na tion." . 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