July 23. 1013
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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BY PATTONS
SPEEDY ARMOR
. (Continued From rage One)
Bernard L. Montgomery's eighth
nrmy edging doner to the key
city mitt inflicting lirn vlot losses
on the Germans but till unable
to acoro a knockout of nail do
foniicii. Today's coniinunlque from
Gen. Dwlght D. Elsenhower's
hcKclqun rtt'rn mid the Canadians
worn miiklni! progress against
fierce rcalstanco to the south"
wc.it of Cotnnla.
Temporary Breik
(A DNB broadcast from Dor-
lln, recorded by Reuters in Lon
O dun; Mild tho Brltlah ellilitli army
hud succeoded In making a tem
porary break through the CJor
mun main defenses at tho edge
of the mountains west of tlio
Cutiinlnii plu In.
("In a successful counterattack
tho enemy suffered coiutdcrublo
losses," the broadcast added.
(Tho Algiers radio reported
that fresh waves of allied para
chute troops were attacking the
y Cierniutu north of Catania.
1 Marsala Abandoned
(Shortly beforo allied head
quarters announced tho capture
of Palermo tho Morocco radio
In a broadcast recorded in Lon
don said it was reported that
the Itullans also had abandoned
Marsala and Trapani, the other
two principal cities of western
Sicily.
(The Italian communique ad
Q milled that axis defense forces
had withdrawn In western Sicily
in the fuce of "powerful armor
ed formations" but gave no clue
as to tho extent of tho with
drawal). Split! Sicily
The capture of Palermo not
only split Sicily but gave the
allies possession of a shipping
accommodations of the greatest
value. Thero Is more than a
mllo of wharf space which has
been damaged by repeated al
lied bombings but which can be
restored for operation In a short
time. It has a normal peace
time population of about 850,-
000.
At the same time the slice to
Palermo chopped off tho last
major road arteries leading lat
erally across the Island and trap-
Oped uny axis troops which had
not escaped toward Messina and
'Cntniiiu.
Great Victory
The capture of the city was
the greatest victory of the Sicil
ian campaign to date and ap
parently was achieved without
severe fighting and with Insig
nificant losses to the Americans.
, Official reports said Italian re
sistance tended to evaporate as
tanks and armored cars roared
across tho roads on all sides of
tho enemy positions.
Heavy Shells Pound
Japs on Kiska Again
(Continued From Page One)
Funafuti In the Ellice Islands In
I ho south central Pacific. Tho
navy said two bombers were shot
down but that while material
damage had not been reported
there were some personnel cas
ualties among American forces.
Funafuti is an outpost guard
ing part of the central sector of
the supply route between Pearl
Harbor and the Solomons-Australia
area. Tho enemy might
be attacking it in preparation
for some heavy action designed
to knock out tho baso and en
danger supply lines a sort of
counter offensivo against the
American campaign In the Sol-ninons-Ncw
Guinea front. Or
the mid could bo merely do
aigncd to keep American forces
tied up In the central Pacific
in nntlcipntion of an offensive.
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NEWS
(Contlnuod From Pago One)
planning to tuko tho Pelsumo
Finns from tho rear.
ncmombcr at this point tlio
Gorman account! a day or so ago
of a nusnlan amphlblpus attack
on Varangor fjord. Vardo I
Just north of Vuraugcr fjord.
Potsamo Ilea Just to tho oust, In
tho Finnish corridor running up
to tho Arctic sca
ld prubublo tho Russians are
moving to protect tho Murmansk
supply line, which Is highly Im
portant to them and which has
been dangerously open to Ger
man attuck from the Arctic
const of Norwuy.
TN the Puclflc, our four-ciiglncd
1 Liberators fly 2400 miles (1200
miles and buck) to attack
Soorabuju, tho former Dutch
naval busc on the Inland of Java,
In tho midst of tho Important
Java oil fields.
When our planes arrived, the
lights of Soerabuja were burning
brightly, indicating that nothing
wus expected. Tlio Japs Immedi
ately put up strong anti-aircraft
fire, which our piloti reported ai
DECREASING before tho raid
ended, Indicating that tho Jap
gun positions wcro hit by our
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bombs. All our bombers re
turned. ' Kcop your eye on these long
range bombings In tho Pacific,
Thcy'ro the fore-runner of some
thing. .
ABOUT tho sumo tlmo, Jap
bombers hit our base at
Funafuti, In tho Elllce islands,
inflicting some cusualtlcs on us.
The Japs lost two bombers.
Funafuti li one of our outposts
guarding our supply line to Aua
Irnlln. The Japs may be merely
throwing bricks at our windows
to confuso and annoy us, or they
may bo Incubating something important-
You never can tell. If wo
knew all tho time what the Jups
aro up to with their antics we'd
bo lilting pretty.
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(Continued From Page One)
"the tlmo has como for labor to
realize that if we aro going to
stop Inflation we cannot con
tinue to raise wages in the wage
brackets which are not stand
ardized." 'The command Is to hold the
(100i) (5-flr.)
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lino against inflation and the
board proposes to hold It Inso
far as demands for Inflationary
wage Increases are concerned,"
tho opinion added.
"Tho present day problems of
our domestic economy are be
coming io serious and critical
that tho board must hold the
lid on wages and, at least for
the time being, must Insist that
labor make wage sacrifices.
Good Position
"However", having mado sac
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wage Increases and decreased
purchasing power, labor Is In an
excellent position to voice the
demand that prices be rolled
back to reasonable levels and
that the cost of living be strict
ly controlled.
"All groups In America must
rccognizo that wo cannot main
tain a sound war economy if
we arc to permit wages, prices
and profits to run rampant. It
ls! essential that the war labor
board should do everything
within Its power to protect the
purchasing power of the work
ing man's dollar. In carrying
out this duty, tho board must
perform the unpleasant task of
telling American employes that
It cannot honestly permit any
general wage increase which
docs not conform with national
wage stabilization policies."
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Strike Threatens
Weary Angelenos
(Continued From Pago One)
chairman of the National Rail
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apparently only presidential
Intervention could halt the walk
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The Brotherhood of Railway
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2300 conductors, motormcn and
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2 a. m., unless a wage dispute is
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