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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1944)
PACE SIX HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Out Our Way y J. R. Williomi Our loording Home With Major Hoot Nippon ' Prisoners Think Japan Now Winning War SEATTLE, July 3 M-Japanese prisoners invariably think thev are winning the war, Col. Lacev Murrow, former Washing ton State highway director, said Saturday. Back from 18 months in the n Kf tt.ir nitnA rmn OX- ample of a prisoner who "thought he was on an isiunu un Cali fornia." Murrow predicted a long, hard struggle ahead and said Amer ican airmen believe Iho Jan anese are holding back the bulk of their air power for greater battles ahead. Murrow will visit today with ut rrKni- M re Fthnl Mnl-rrm of Bellingh'am, whom ho hasn't seen in almost three years, nc leaves soon for wasnmgton, u. C, on official business, ho said. Tn OWOLTOJ V SJgg" $?M H W W R6SlSMIOr4 SURPLUS OFTYAE BMiMfc ) ' " 1 tor OM THEM V I GUESS I vMf ft PALTR.V COLUMN VJOEFlILLV CAMe.' 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FIRST OPPOR- k Lft J PCETTV RIMG. I TUMITY... BUT kEEPl r AIMT IT? WHAT THAT UWCOUTK X lj IV OFFICE DYA CLUB OUT OF JD RECKOW IT SIGHT' l TEr r HAVE TO REFUSE TO FIX IT,-jir .-EARTH'S POLES hTHE STARS NEVER J;. EGl U S. MT. Off .7-3 - NEXT-L'Te"Ptlenl mosqullo. ACTRESS Aunrcr a Prerlana Pnnls. 3 Tantalum (symbol) 4 Anger 5 Container 6 Road (abbr.) 7 Conduct 8 Loose 9 Flier 12 Pay back . 13 Moving truck 14 Behold! 16 Palm lily 17 Observed 23 Toward HORIZONTAL 1 Pictured film ' actress, 9 By, lODry llAurlci 13 Importam 15 Half an em 16 Levies 18 Aluminum (symbol) 19 Container 20 Cover .21 Father 22 Negativeword 24 Egyptian 24 Uncooked sun goa 25 Ripped 26 Edge 28 Remain 27 Born 30 Id est (abbr.) 28 Tailor 31 Dawn (comb. form) 32 Domesticated 34 Part of speech 37 Help . . 38 Absent 40 Mother 41 Charged atom 43 Dance step 46. Electrical engi neer (abbr.) 47 Trick 49 Pint (abbr.) 51 Weighing device 53 Skill 54 Eroded 56 Art (Latin) , 07 She is noted VERTICAL 1 Fondle 2 Arabian ' laiAiMaFiEiAiPiiPiwiErra DIVISION g 29 Also 32 Coronet 33 Paid notice - 35 International language 36 Competitions VI Ampere (abbr.) 19 Golf device 41 To the inside 42 Sign of ap proval (coll.) 44 Like 45 Look over 48 Circle part 49 Seed con tainer 60 Three (comb. form) 52 Exist 54 Us ' 2 I I3 H Is I1 I 1 P I r WT'w n 41 p50il51 r ' ' I I I I I 3 July 3, ! Transportation Tough Part of Battle Reports By ASAHbu ouan ALLIED ADVANCED HEAD niiiiiTCTS Ni-ur GtlltU'li ll'l If your liowspiipi-r contlmibs to bring you roasoniibly prompt bntllo reports from the southwest Pacifies incrciminijiy '" wiirfriiiils. much of the credit bt-loims to the iirmy's iruck driv ers, the navy's burgo crows, the air corps' transport pllul.s. These Individuiil soldiers, sail, ors mid fliers contrlbiitu s much toward tho rapid movement of news from baUlellnu tu home town newspapers as do the truns-Puciflc radio and tho loused wire press circuits within the United Stales This results directly from the lengthening distance between the scene of battle and me nearest facilities for normal transmission of news. With the Invasion of Biak Island off tho northern coast of iPulch New Guinea, this distance reached 1100 miles. It encompassed two of the Pacific's greatest mountain ranges. 250 miles of enemy-controlled ter ritory and 300 miles of no man a sea. Henco tho field reporter's pri mary problem has becomo one of getting the news out. Willi no more than a moderate amount of bad luck tho 1100-mile Journey conceivably could require a week, even ten days. With a maximum of good fortune, the time can bo cut to a probably irreducible minimum of 24 hours. That is short enough to permit achievement of the newspaper man's goal tho transmission of his first-hand account simul taneously with the official com munique reporting tho same event. Regardless of the time In volved, however, delivery of news over the 1100-milo stretch would not bo possmic in nu uf. out tho volunteer servlcci army truck drivers, navy bar? crewmen and fliers. ' Take for example movcnion of the story on the (.'upturn j ; 7 of Mokmer nlrdronui aiu k vlllliim fif the MUtlln mi,,,.. major victories of tho llliik u imni v The drome fell at 8:30 a , iiti,J tin, vlllliuit ill '(.'in ' m' the outward Journey abunMJB Iluffnlo amphibious tank cvacuYIU at nu wounricu. its tir vr. ..... 1 1. TSgt. Bernard Weber, of wV. Allls, Wis., and Pvt. Curl Lani of Milwaukee. Wis. " At regimental headquarter, the story wan written and t a. in., June U, tho eoirespoiit.ffl starled out afoot. Eleven mln uti's later he was nicked up bi a dump truck with Corp. y0l Brewer, of Hazard, Ky., in y.. driver's seat. Transportation and helpln. hands the rest of tho way oui Included n first aid , Jeep, ordnance section Jeep nm ih. navy flying boat of LI. A. I VVIIcox, Tyler, Tex., and hn crewmen, who Included Ctordor H. Cieerlsen, machinists niali Union, Ore. A navy launch, a navy flyn, boat, a wooden show scow. army abidance, tho arniy tram port plane of Lt. R. G. Lurjon Miami Springs. Kin., and u George K. liapln (2124 N. Andtr son street) Tacomii, Wash., and their crew, and an army Irani port plane. The final leg, to the cable oil flco was in the Jeeii of t'nr Norman A. Jenichen, San FraSfK Cisco, Lain. Tho corresKnriont hit thil cable office at 8:45 a. m., Jun, I), a half hour before the convl inuniqun was released. Booklets Printed for Men At Klamath Marine Barracks Ten thousand booklets for marines at the Klamath Falls Marino Barracks had been print ed today under sponsorship of the Klamath county chamber of commerce Tho booklets, Illustrated with local pictures and two mans, will be handed to marines under the direction of the commanding officer of tho barracks. They were printed in conjunction with the barracks administration. Informative rather than pro motional, the booklets arc never theless expected to win wide spread favorable Interest for the Klamath country among marines and thoir families. It Is expected many of them will bo taken home by marines on leave, or sent to families of marines by mail. two oi tne booklet is "Klum- HOLD EVERYTHING! CHUMHV l" j CO. 4 n wmt. mt. 1 m ato u. nr. i nlli," with the sub-head: "A Boot lot for Men at tho Klamath Fall. Marino Barracks." Plcturci In-i cludo an aerial view of the city, action picture In tho Commando center, x rater lake, the Mar nc Barracks. Frank Howard pre. pared two maps, one showing tht downtown section with pUcci oi iiueresi unci entertainment noted, and 'another showing iviamaiu rails and vicinity. Information in the booklet li condensed but covers phynlcal characteristics of tho community, economic development nerc, iur rounding recreational arcai. hunting and fishing, educational and himlmK Invllltit Win InMl Kervleo mriil'c linnilnlltv nrndfT gram, transportation and com munication facilities, mileage to coast cities, and colorful Klum alh basin history. The community advcrtlilni committee of the chamber ot commerce authorized preparation oi tuc oooKict and paid for lu printing. Only nbout 10 of tho 6,000,004 rural mail boxes In tho United Slates are reported robbed in a year. , LEGAL NOTICES After all, Joe, we're partners do I have to do all this to borrow $5 from you7" NOTICK Or UNA!, ItKPORT AND '. ACCOUNT ,WT"I! cincoiT counT or thi COUNTY OKEOON' KOH KLAMATH IN THE MATTKn OK TIIK KSTATB Or IIAIUIY M. AL'KLRY. Dicnnd, ind Iho rciiuirn.ori.hlp OI Hie Ackloy Lum- Notice l hereby ilven Ihal tha uoilir lncd hn Illcrl hl Vlnl neporl nd. Atcount of tho aitmlnlilratlon of laM Elali-. and that atd Court hai Mt Tuoday. July 3.1. Inn. at 2 o'clock P. at., a tha lime and tho Circuit Court Room, hi tha Court lloimo at Klamath Till'., Ornon. ai tho place for hoarlnf oh Joctlona to anld rlnol Import and At count and the nettlement thereof. Ualcd June 20. 1IM4. ' , E. M. nunil, Admlnlatrator. . J. as: Jy. a-io-17 No. tai. Yonks Fight Off Jap Attack i f ir i I j ; J h "y ' '' - - r ' "-f " haawrilnliilfraiiiii .taatA. :Tiin'rtlllillliaiiMiiiii i mtStr to- o . " . navir taiit lore covering the American Inra Man of Salpan in the Marianas, throw up a itorm of entl-Blrcraft lire BQBinat a .hnina,. .1- .. -I. , . , . rn.i .. . . " pnoio was maae irom Ik. uT , """"H"' uwr u, o. cran are sunoueiiea j the backjround. (AP wirephote from U, 8. coast 0uard),
