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PAGE TWO Suptomhnr 1, jut HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON CONGRESS POSTWAR PLAN By D. HAROLD OLIVER WASHINGTON, Sept. IS OP) President Roosevelt's suggestion that the good neighbor policy of the western hemisphere be extended to the rest of the world as peace Insurance fur nished a generally sympathetic congress-today with a guide for action on its own post-war for eign policy resolutions In the coming weeks. The Fullbright resolution put ting congress on record as fa voring United States member ship in international machinery with adequate power to prevent aggression will be considered in the house Monday under procedure barring amendments and requiring a two-thirds vote to pass. A small group seeking to qualify such an advance com mitment will contest the meth od of consideration. Senate action is expected later on a similar proposal to be written by a foreign- rela tions subcommittee which prob ably will provide for the use of force in an international or ganization created to block in cipient warmakers. Readiness to utilize force has been advocated by Secretary of State Hull and Chairman Con- nally (D-Tex.) of the senate for eign relations group. While the word "force" has no place in the inter-American system of mutual cooperation in settling hemispheric disputes, adminis tration officials said the "presi dent was speaking very gener ally about extending the good neighbor policy to the ' world and that this did not necessari ly mean he would oppose .the use of armies and navies tp put down aggressions. ' -.' J .s. WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 UP) The landing of the fifth army at Salerno cost at least two United States warships. The 1500-ton destroyer Row an went down as the result of an "underwater explosion off the Italian coast Saturday, -two days after the Salerno beach head was established, a navy communique disclosed last niaht Enemy action caused the sink ing of the 1450-ton tug Nausett in the Mediterranean xnursaay, the day of the landing. The communique also an nounced the loss of the USS Navaio. sister-ship of the Nau sett, from an underwater explo sion in the South Pacific Sun day. The sinkings brought to 117 the number of United States fighting craft lost since the war started. No casualty reports have been received as yet from either the Rowan, which had a normal comnlement of 172, or the Nav ajo, which carried about 60 men, the navy said. . All three ships were compara tively new. The Rowan was commissioned in the fall of 1939, the Navajo in 1940, and the Nausett in March of this year. Open Wide mm 'K Perhaps this soldier Is celebrat ing new bonds of friendship with the Italian people, or per haps he Is just plain hungry; but spaghetti Is the order of the day for Pic Anchel Zuker at the At lanta Ordnance Depot MEjpCND? woiii IN SERVICES "You Can't Ct Away With Murder Ranger Taka Over' : SUNDAY fit UHittdl ' (LVf 1 Tan iiTtiiUt el ''Lit "THE ssht:' met Ckxti a TJTOTH" JTv V"-V a." f HIT A picture of Sgt. Paul Sabo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sabo, appears in the July 24 is sue of the Saturday Evening Post. In the photograph, Paul is shown with a group of other sol diers standing around an army truck somewhere in North Af rica. Below the picture is a cap tion saying: "Having tried the new battle plan, aver Sicily these U. S. fliers hope for an en core in a bigger theatre. U. S. army air force photo." Young Sabo . enlisted . in the air corps July 1, 1942, was sent to England in March 22, 1943, and then to Africa last July. Lt. Floyd C. Kirkpatrick has been promoted to captain, it was learned - here this week. Kirkpatrick is in the EUice Is lands ' in the South Pacific. Fizz," as he is called by his friends here, graduated from Klamath Union high school in 1938, He is a marine fighter. - - Aviation Cadet Harry Peltz, Jr, has been transferred .from K earns, U., to Coeur. d'Alene, Ida., where he is now taking his advanced training in the US army air corps. Classified Ads Bring Results. BOYSt HARTFORD, Conn., (IP) For the last two weeks the state health department has been looking all over for an office boy. . Four applicants, ranging from 57 to 72 years old, either didn't measure up or didn't want the Job. . , It went to the fifth candidate a youngster of 49. TEMPORARY REFORMATION Edwin Teach once reformed temporarily and settled down at Bath, N. C, where he took his 13th wife. Teach was better known as Blackboard, the pirate, LAST DAY I "Desperadoes" , fl "Johnny Doughboy" . 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