IS, 1944
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
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WOMEN IN
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bv DON WHITEHEAD
lun'H AMISU1CAN THOOP8
1 V'ilANCK, Juno is ll'l llio
Ihlmuru ly of H'u bwich.
JS Itiiullnu uro punt, but
JVvwImro I rtntt the troop
.,,ld that llio pcoplo at homo
too ollmltic.
TvlB hiiir Unit lliu rouctlon to
t hcuclilu'iKi fltihlliiK In both
Llniul unci llio United Stuloa
iihul Hi" W"r ' 1,11 ovor ox
ini lor n few imwsy details
1h thut public' focllnm
.,.fl llku u rubber bull.
fllicy Khould bo fcullnif Itood
ifll UlC IIMIt'ft H'""1-"" nwiu
i the continent without the
lood I'iilli thtit ininiy predict-
ic sector of t h 0 American
,nt Wiu'io lliciu wu iiy uif
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rnients oi mo imii nuui.Miuu
,.H nn Into a reinforced Ger-
fan division wiiltliiK on the
IThi' assault troops who bul
led their way from the bench
Sat ( I rt day should hnve a
Ibbon to weur ns a special
ark of (list liictlon. U was n
faille in which lh douithboys
Ecrciiiuu every nhnlncle the
cmy emdd put In their wny.
I But thin I." only thn Initial
ftur of a Rlunt operation. The
jrealMt batlleii lie ahead with
to enemy slowly beinic horn
feed In on till Hides, The. real
fcjU will count when divisions
fcc hurled tiKiilnst divisions in
ftanlc stniKKles.
I While a most critical period
behind us. the situation can
tot be rciiiirdcd ai past the
jangerous singe until tho allies
tee uoiu io uuiiu up nunc re
frrves unci burst out from thoir
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II E A U y U A H '1' li It S SOMIS
WHEHE IN ENGLAND T4
Uenjiunhi G. Collins of Klumath
1' tills was oiio of the ulr service
command drivers recently com
mended for his efforts In kconlni
supplies movlnii up to tho air
fields from which our bombers
und fighters are smashing the
axis.
MAXWELL FIELD, ALA
BAMA Two youths irom Klam
ath Kails liuvta reported to the
pre-fllKlil school ul Muxwell
llulcl, Alabama, to beu n another
puuMj oi uicir training in the
o. army air lorces.
Hero the aviation cadets are
receiving nine weeks of Intensive
physical, military, und academic
instruction.
l'he.se men uro Aviation Cadets
Itubcrt J. lit Ivorsen, 10, son of
mr. unci mis. Austin lliilvorscn,
zu.iu uuuie, unci t runk u. hubs.
v;iU Main, Klamath Falls
TBANSFEnHED Pvt. Jess R.
Bonds, formerly of Uly, hus been
tiunsierred from (Jump Abbot to
Fort Lewis, 'Vush., where ho will
oo lilven advanced train nil. Be-
lure Ills induction In Jonuerv.
Jess was employed by the Beatty
Lrogxmg company.
AN Alft' SERVICE COM
MAND, Somewhere in England
Mbgi. nnrry r. (julurncaii
the son of Mr. and Mr. Mike
Gnhirncuu, of Rt. 3, Box 410
Grants Pass, Ore, Is now over
seus. helping to "keen 'em fly
Ink with tho aircraft section of
n largo air . arvlco command de
pot "somewhere in England
MSnt. Galarncau and the
men of this section, help to keep
our combat plane the best in the
aerial battle being fought in the
skies over Germany by adding
the most up-to-da'.o improve
ments to ship after the new in
ventions are perfected.
MSgt. Gulurncuu is ono of the
men recently commended by
Lieutenant General Carl bpaalz,
commanding general of tho
United States strategic air forces
In Europe, vhen production at
the depot was increased Dy over
1UU per cent.
Before entcrlnE the army, he
was emoloved by tho Calllornia
Shipbuilding corporation in men-
mond, uaiu., as a snipiwer.
CO-PILOT Second Lt. Clyde
M. Horsley is now stationed at
March field and is a co-pilot on
a B-24.. He is the son of Mr.
and Mr. Joe Horlcy of Bonanza
and is a graduate of the Bonan
za hich school.
LI. llor s ley iook nn caoei
Irainlna at King City and Chlco,
Calif., and received his wing at
Douglus. Ariz., on wiarcn it,
1044.
SAN MARCOS ARMY AIR
FIELD. TEXAS Qualified for
ono of wars most dollcate assign
ments tho navigation of mighty
nlr forco bombers blasting the
woy for the armies of liberation
young men from all parts of
the nation were graduated Sat
urday, June 10, from the army
air forces navigation school at
Snn Marcos .Tex.
The graduates, all lieutenants
or flight officers, completed 18
weeks of training in aeriai navi
ffntlnn.
included In this Eroun was Sec
ond Lieutenant Benjamin Jacob
Goddard, 27, son of Mrs. uora j
Goddard, 424 Mt. Whitney,
Klamath Falls.
AN EIGHTH AAF LIBERA
TflB STATION. ENULAW1J-
B-24 Liberator heavy bomber
group of which Staff Sergeant
Walter M. McKccn of Keno Is a
member, recently wag officially
m-iiH hv Lt. Gen. James H.
Doollttle, command general of
the eighth air force, for achieve
ment on its first mission which
was against Berlin. The action
was the German capital's worst
daylight attack oi tne war ana
left huge fire raging In the city.
FREIGHTER CHRISTENED
PORTLAND, June 15 IP)
Tho 30th Victory freighter built
by Oregon Shipbuilding corpor
ation here, the Jollet Victory,
was christened yesterday by Mrs.
Arthur O. Janke, wife of the
mayor of Jollet, 111. Mayor
Janko spoke at thn launching.
How To Held
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BALLOT RACE
Bv JACK BELL
Associated Press Staff Writer
A prediction como toduy from
tho forces of Gov. John W.
Brlckcr of Ohio thut he "will
receive between 250 and 300
votes on tho first ballot" at tho
republican presidential nomin
ating convention.
This report, supplied by dl-
Oil GROWS
STRONGER
rectors of the field staff of the
Brlekcr-for-prcsldcnt committee,
accorded their man a total of
174 voles now 50 pledged and
124 definitely claimed und fig
ured the total for Governor
Thomns E. Dewey of New York
at 28572 pledged and 213
"probable." Dewey supporters,
on the other hand, say he has
a total of 301.
Five hundred and twcnty
nlnc votes are needed to nom
Inote and the Brlckcr people
viewed the field of uninstruct
cd delegates as fruitful and said
tho Ohloan Is "growing strong
er each day."
The "first ballot analysis"
from the Brickcr camp came
as the election of a republican
to congress from the 19th Illi
nois district shuffled house
standings to the point that for
tho first time in 13 years the
democrats lack an actual ma
jority of the house membership'.
This election yesterday, of
Holla C. McMillcn. unopposed,
gives the republicans 212 mem
bers. The democrats still have
210 but there arc four minor
pnrtv members and thus the
democrats hove exactly half the
total. There are three vacancies.
Senator Vandenberg (R-Mich.)
yesterday put the party on rec
ord as far as one individual
can for a foreign policy plank
declaring for effective coopera
tion of the nations of the world
toward postwar peace and the
termination of military aggres
sion. Vandenberg, vho heads the
GOP postwar advisory commit
tee on foreign policy, will lay
that group's formal recommen
dations before the platform
builders in hearings next week
in Chicago.
Ho told the senate yesterday
that the republicans would
"stand for a Just peace which
will implement major promises
of the Atlantic charter."
In Idaho the democratic sen
atorial primary developed into
a nip-and-tuck race among three
contenders, each of whom held
the lead at one stage. Returns
from 041 of the state's 845 pre
cincts placed Senator D. Worth
Clark in the van, with Glen H.
Taylor, Pocatello's "singing
cowboy," a close second; James
H. Hawley, Boise attorney.
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124 So. 9th Klamath Falls
third, and John Cornell far be
hind. Gov. C. A. Bottolfsen piled
up a commanding lead for the
republican senatorial nomina
tion over Ben Johnson, 37-year-old
Preston attorney
CO. FOUND GUILTY
PORTLAND, June 15 (IP) In
a new type of wartime court
case, John Hampton Shore, 22,
conscientious objector, was
charged in federal court here
with falling to do his work prop
erly at the civilian public ser-
ftkisf
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