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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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