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.
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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
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2 Arabian
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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
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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. .
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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),