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II HERALD AND NEWS KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THRU wit lit INTO CAMP TRIED Rv JACK BELL A i,nVui "fl 10 "l,,w l I h,t W kl I"1" c""1" .""'vt'( H'h., ,Imv iib supporters of lrw 1-. Dewey 1)1(1 senior """". , ,ifii. Iffom c.mmcaaloui.l """ M"1 M'l ! ,mu "f aolleltli.K VtaMt buck UK. ' ",u ' J.K H I'PProynl by "f'Eu S(Miiitor Sinclair ,c adliiK ".""iuiiii.li. .ni n . 'i, lonV''S, ' la r- r'hilen bivlb'd l) confer with ubllc" '"I,,1V .iininiiluii lin ncrc - li"-. .. hv telenhnne lilrd . iMiii.u umiild aiinnnrt PL actively bill hii " !' "l ; Mlnnrllv KSJS, SalUiivHliill. Tim lutu.r r"" .t.... Dm fiit vncrilttfl Senator Henry Ctibot Lodge it. went una inn unity .. wiivi "---,,... ... . - m..,t tniimiinirii v u v uuL-iin, IDewoy Insisted there wna no linlflcanca In "in Wet-kit' Invl- Erownoll Jr., tttttlottitl chnlrmiin. r j n. i nidi'.. liv hnmlmi loth Wooka iiihI Hitlph Cnko of I)rCon On a la-nii-mmr u-.:i IV COmmm. rr.u. ...... . ....nl.t miniHi.nl1 Iw.frirA L Utter quit the presidential im niter tho April Wisconsin Irlpiiry. . .... AppraHCll n ("mill, .nIH t.nlli lin find Pnlfii rlTVRO .. -J 1...I ftnntt ri..U...U IllftV 1.'.'," '..r. h'OUId UO miIIIIUH ..X T 1...III1I IU lelp him win me election. "TIaa Hint l.irliirlf. tittnmntlnif lii Induce Wlllkln to apenk for Ihe tlcKol? nc wn hukco, "Well, 1 don i Know, wcck replied. Soy Rescues Two from Drowning JASPER. July 6 H't Fifteen. war-old Leltoy Madera wna Credited tmluy with rear-ulna two penoiu from tlio Willamette river. Doyle llenslcy, 12. slipped from ledite whllo wndlni,'. Kin mother plunscd to the rejieue. nnly to fiiiil lu-niflf overcome by :ine current. Madern dived Into the river and brouiiht litem both imhore. English Siirred to Black Haired of Hitler by Use Of Flying Robot Bombs ALLIED FIRE POWER GREATER THAN NAZI By ROBERT BUNNELLE LONDON. July II l'i Thri-i- wuokn f nloiidy biiluliiirdiiii-nl liy lubol iiliiiii-H Imve xtlm-d n 1)1 1 ii' k it hulled here for Illller mid the iiii.Ik thnii the I (I40-4 1 blllz ever priidtiei-il, hut thero In no iiioi'i! (iiie.itlon now lliiui thi-n thiil LiiikIdii l-iiii luku It. (IliiuiH-lle, chief of Tlio A-Kocliiti.-il I'li'HN hui'eiiii In Lon don, In it voteniii (( tlio I1IH7,.) Slrcc'tH me not no crowili-d un before (hi! ruldx bi-Kiiu. 11'h run In i- to Ki-t n tnhlo lit reHtiiiiiiiiitN mid ninny pi-wiim nni Ii-hvIiik the city. Kdiiiu tbentreit Imve cloBod down, Hiihwny nliitlonn lint (loln II record m-i'vlco net nliellern, NevKrlhulemi, In office, fnelorlcH mid Iioiih'M ninny now window. IrwN work mid life In London no on nbout na umiuI. An In the lilltz, ninny London ers find It hind to Met Huff ic-fciit idecp. Muny lire ciiiiipln out In niuii'tmcnt Iioumi corrldorn, under HtiilrciiKeN or oilier Improvised nooka of compiirntlvo wifely. Hut everywhere there la evident ii spirit of determination inul even Kity ciimiiiiiderle Unit existed durliiK the blllz. The coiwenatiH la aolld Hint the buz bomb la n more frightful weiipon Hum the kind dropped by plmiea piloted by liumnin. People Hcni-nilly view it like the frenzied IhriiahliiK of n mor tnlly wounded niiimiil. They hope II will atop but lire pretty well realuned tluit It or aome thitiK worao will likely continue to the wnr'a end, Peraoniil reuctiona to nn In illviduiil bur.z bomb lire nbout the aiime na thoao to it neiir mln from the old type. Hut the buzz bomb hita n itrciiter nblllty to crento nn Imiircaalon tluit It Inn ot not only your mime on it but al.so your atreet nddreaa. In the old diiya when a Lon doner henrd n Germiin plnne di rectly overhead, ho knew he wna anfo from bomba which were bound by the liiwa of phyajca to drop beyond. Now the rouuh throated ronr of a robot nlrcnifl la the alitiuil of Imminent diinifcr lind even the bruvtrat and moat un.iclfl.Hh are inclined to ii.se "body Knuli.sh" and trv to cot li over lo the next atreet before the motor cuts and plummets down. Worat of all la the period of! alienee" between the lime the' motor atopa and the tune the bomb Imida unci explode worao than waitlnK for the oth er ahoe to drop and even the aturdleat henrta do cnrl-whcela. There Is not n ninn In The A aocluted Preaa office who haa not aeen or henrd the bomba fairly cloae nt hand. Several llko my self have felt the blast nt n 100 yards or ao which la much too cloae and aeveral hnvo lost win dows In their homes, Hut the blast la such it freakish thine, 1 peraouiilly don't acem lo mind tin-so new weapons na much us the old type which Wrecked my IIvIiik (uiirters twice. The Incident Unit shook mo the most was not the eloseal one to me. A bomb landed on some hlllldillttH llllllllt Iwn lil.t.'UM iliiun the street where 1 was nllKhtlnu from a laxlcah IiuvIiik Juat passed the location, H was aina.lnu the way win dows disappeared, Some ainnll brick and plaster buildings lust dissolved, It wna n scene of hor ror there iu tin nnlnt rlu7..llln.. upon Amerlcnn aoldlera swarm- iu over me wrcoKiiKe side ly sine wiin linilnll people trylii' lo extricate the deud and wound t-o. rtltt flM T ufllknrl flwnv T nninA ahopkeepera calmly brushing Kiass on wares and clnrka con thiulni to work nn I...!....-., in wiiuiowieas stores and offices KILLS THREE NAZIS WITH TIIK AMERICAN TOHCKS IN NOHMANDY, July o ir) i.t. K. u. mil. woodburn. Ore., told today how nn Amer lcnn Infantryman killed three German officers with n rifle urenndo that didn't explode. The private tossed the Rrennde nt the Germans as they hurtled oy in a motorcycle, nnd sidecar "lint," Hill related, "ho was so excited he forKot to pull the pin in me Krcmidc which is pro pelled by u blank cartridge. It didn't miike nny difference The Krenndc smashed against two of the officers, killing them Immediately; nnd the drivcrlcss cycle skidded off the road, fatal ly Injuring the third German against n stone wall. After that, Hill sold, the prl vnto recovered his uncxploded grenade from n tree nnd march ed off lo find a new target. WASHINGTON. July 6 (Pi The American and British forces are building in Europe u firepower four limes greater Ihnn thai of the Germans, Act ing Secretary of War Patterson announced today. Explaining thai he was speak ing iu terms of ammunition rather than numbers of men. Patterson auld this enormous fire-oower "includes everything small nrma fire, grenades, mortars, artillery, airplane bombs and rockets." This means, Patterson de clared, "thai for every bomb, shell or bullet thrown ut us by the G c r rn a n we will give them lour. ' He said lha importance of llila cannot bo over-catimated, and "aa every soldier knows. It is fire-power that wins wars. Kire-power is the killing end of tlie business. While he did not use an ex act comparison. Patterson said that "the figures for the Pa cific will be fully as Rood, lie noted that there had been times "when we hnvo been on the short end, such as at Bntaan. Klamath Falls Elks Contribute to Fund NEW YORK. N. Y. The Elks war commission announced to day the receipt of a substantial contribution to the war commis sion fund from the members of Klnmuth Falls lodge, No. 1247 BPOE. In the announcement, the commission puld high tribute to the members ol tviomatn rails' lodge for their generous spirit of cooperation in assisting the war commission lo continue its work of "serving those who serve. Voluntary contributions to the war commission Kind from Individual Elks und the 1400 Elks lodges during the past two years already amount to more than $600,000 toward the goal of one million dollars, the commis sion reported. Portland Traffic , Toll Hits 17 PORTLAND. July 8 (Pi Port land's traffic toll for the first six months of 1044 was raised to 17 today with the death of James Wilkensen, who was struck by a car last week. The city's traffic fatalities are the lowest during a six-month period since 1025, when the same numDcr oi acatns were recorded. Let's All Go To The Carnival Tonif e Showing Over Sunday at the Circus Grounds-South 6th St. Buckaroo Fun Trail Comm. Mi : TRAVEL RESTRICTION RELAXATION MADE WASHINGTON. July 6 (VP) ino united siaics ana Canada jointly announced today new relaxation of restrictions on travel across the border. Hereafter," the announce ment said, "no passport, visa or border-crossing card will be necessary for entry into the United States" by Canadians or British subjects who come into this country lor zu days or less on cither business or pleasure. It is also provided under newly relaxed rules that Cana dian residents may now ex change the maximum of $150 a year for United States money for pleasure travel in this coun try. ... At the same time it was siai ed that the Canadian "labor ex it permit," designed to prevent the departure from Canada of persons subject to military call, still Is required. HOPKINS ON JOB . AFTER ILLNESS WASHINGTON, July 6 iff) Hurry L. Hopkins has returned to his job as special assistant to President Roosevelt alter a six months illness and convales cence. "He's back on the Job this morning. Presidential Secre tary Stephen Early told report ers today. Hopkins, one of the closest ad. visers of Mr. Roosevelt through out his three terms in the White 4 7:15 p.m. LOWELL THOMAS NEWS TIME DON LEE-MUTUAL Standard of California House, became ill last January. He spent some time at the Mayo clinic in Rochester. Minn., and in recent weeks has been re cuperating in a government hos pital at White Sulphur Springs, W. va. In addition to his job as spe cial assistant to tne president, Hopkins is chairman of the mu nitions assignment board and a member of the war mobilization committee of the office of war mobilization. He left his White House of flee in January for Florida and went to Rochester about two months later. , If It's a "frozen" article von need, advertise for a used one in the classified. Christey Arrested On Larceny Charge Leon Thomas Christey was J lodged in the Klamath county , jail on a charge of larceny of truck. Christey Is alleged to hav stolen a truck belonging to th Bcatty Logging company on July 1. 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Mafce vour future secure invett fn War Bonds Know why this picture is unusual? p This picture illustrates a story that couldn't bo told very many yoara ago ... a story that but lot's Btart nt the bo : ginning. You'ro on a train, S. P.'s Stronmlinod Daylight, lot's any. i (That's its ongino you boo passing nbovo.) Four nnd a half i hours ago you loft San Francisco for Los Angeles. Your train ia climbing up to tho crost of tlio Simla Lucias P the winding atool path thnt is tho Santa Margarita grado. But wait. . . look thoro nhond. Another train ia coming : down. A long froight train. ' ' And thon it happens. Tho thing thnt mnkes tho picture , above so unusual. Noithor train BtopB. you're on single track, i tut ncitlicr train stops. Llko tho picture shows, tho two trains ' ; pass. ... Tho answer? Tlio answor in one of tho most important do- volopmonla in railroading. It's a $17,000-n-mi' "r'.,, aUcd C.T.C.-Contralizod Traffic Control. Miles from tho meeting point of the Daylight and the freight; ; dispatcher nits before a C.T.C. board. Colored lighU show . , mm the progress of both trains. At tho right momont ho moves ., , ovors connoctod olectrioully with track signals and Bwitchos. f ro81ponH0' 1,10 froigiit glidos onto a passing track, proceeds rwlucud sixsed-lho Daylight "highballs" pust. Then the "eight rolls buck onto tlio main lino. Running timo is saved, for once a heavy freight is stopped it takes a whilo to regain full speed. And C.T.C. eliminates dolays for delivery of train orders, and for hand-opening and closing of switchos by the train crows. Tho groat sweep of West and South where S. P. lines run for over 15,000 miles, is a land of vast distances and tough mountain grades. Here single track has been adoquate in many cases to handle normal traffic. But with the abnormal war load, some of this line required greater capacity. At a timo when new rail is hard to gof, nnd wo are pressed for mnnpowor, C.T.C. is a bottleneck buster which holps us mako the existing trackage, carry maxi mum traffic. ' .. ' Today, besides tho installation over Santa Margarita grade,' wo have C.T.C. at many important points in California and along our Overland nnd Sunsot Routes. , What does all this add up to? ' Just Ms. S. P.'s transcontinental routes bring troops and an, immense volume of war material from Chicago and New Orleans ' and through tlie Pacific Northwest to Pacific Coast ports for the uar witli Japan. Where C.T.C. is installed on these routes, the train handling capacity of single track sections is expanded 50 to 75 per cent. Tlio Victory trains must keep rolling. C.T.C. is just another 'ny S. 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