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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1944)
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Islands off Le- ?a port Cro. )tit otr " Wind silencing K"n,i KhTb Kivy cruller and I"1'.'..!.-,, mi or. battle- t0 Z.Tvr. of thO Billed mTO rn iinv Greek ESnfuwrcd four l KSm tale posit Inn. the L r flipped into smnn R, escorted Into a mnio o I""0.:.. u.. . tnrner n.hnltt & Z MW ttouton.nl Gilbert r.. n.iirfiiUim. if.'H set onyuony iwmre , Mrils to go niorc," the bin U (kipper said, l no iirsi f JU KI. t..-h nt nxnctlv Eil ire wllh signal lights, n-io succeeding waves were Lk.tlm ud the cliffs and Ml momcm ui it .. w of waiting u"111 lhcy ti the lum were sllonced. h..iHwn was anxious, yei km. m the hours wore on M paCCO l"C Blffnm unuK" ,,, (nr renorts. Like dark It on n Inky sea we could ihi outline oi wrini k pitrolled lanes. Suddenly ,r,l. hrnltn out off our port Is ind twin tongues of flnme Ld icrou tho water. It was ntraytr. Report Wrong kmtbodv yelled: ''My nod. fol our destroyers arc shoot- L -II.... " n..l Ihii r ... r-.. timer of the communion- fi ipesker put a (top to thnt xnic. It ww n message from datroycr. .She hncl been fciinj i ship which refused to Hilly herwu. iho rtemroyor tuht hr un to benr on the tpi Uriet and (cored a direct vlih the imi uiivo. The en- Unker leaped Into flnmc bccimc an Inferno which kkly lit up the iiummor aen. ISU burned until sho wiu a lined ikeleton, thon eank bo ra me wave. Craw Rtaeuad Ultr three American tornedo- liti rcKued tho ' crew, who ppiijf idvlicd ua that a Gor m wbmarlno wag prowling f uuult area. Im lamo destroyer onn pilhl her nuns to bear on nn- pt enemy lamet nnd after a W Inlep-al laconically hIr. 'ltd: "Tnruot dcnH I n urnlrr rw abandoning uhlp." survivor were picked up and Pitt crew ent aboard tn miin k cmturrrt ihin from time to time rinr r Niellj burst In tho aky'but "y eraft come nenr ua and "cm irom mnclbnsecl bailor lea full In our vicinity. II win too ounv. wn couldn't bolluvo It. rrlandly Plants Wo (tot yellow nlMiiiiln, then nid alunula Indlciitlnu iiuUk-i it I-fli-d iiircruft In tlio nieu, but they nlwiiya turned nut lo bo our lilHlil-fluhtni'ii mid final ly M,IV. Kiitor Joo Cuntollo of Donton. Mima., shook hln head, turned to ma and aaid: "Wo urv kiiIiiu to iiiivu iu puy iur una, iiuilK my word," An day biokii tho first nkuina or ijoniDiii n riiiiicu overhead, unci dumped llit'li- liiiitls on the uonclicK. until tlu-y nppearnd, lliu dnpuly coinmniiilni' of the twelfth tnclli'iil alrfiiw who ronu lliu uriiiKu of nils slilu. hud beun nil anxlmm limn. Hut ua the brldtio tremblud undi-r the Im- paci ot uonina on tlio inruct. he lolaxcd, lomoved bliioculiim from Ida ryra and lnpACd Into a imp iy amiio, lho flint boata neruped the liouuhua at exactly 8 u. m. for tho main londlnua and for the noxt hour and 4b mlnutm until. lug but reporla of continued sue cM eanio In. Thn iidinlrnl be- Kan to loosen nil and lauuh and talk. Ho roared at nlmpln Jokes our ui uis aiiiu incnincra lold. Mo ri beon pnclng the hrldue all nlHhl. paualna only now and then to dictato or rocelvo a nie siiiio or alp coffee. Now, fur the first time, he aat down and relaxed. lie looked nt his staff crowdlna thn brlduc and ono asked: "Admiral, how no you reeiy The admiral luuKiica. My feet hurl, ' he rc plied. Lost Boy Knows Own Nome, But Police Fail to Understand BOSTON. Aim. 16 (I) Two nnd one-half year old Harold Anthony Wynol win lost nnd when police naked him his name he told them but they didn't understand. "Butoh," he said clearly. The policemen explained they needed the rest of the name. "Uiiteh Isn'l ciioukIi," they said. "Wynot!" the little fellow ex claimed. This continued through a num ber of Ice cream cones until the younifiter'a father arrived and explained about tho name. HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE NINf Underground Command Post on Guam i '.ft v- 3-' it TWO KLAMATH BEER E (flEA Tclcphoia) A foxhole do Juxo In this underground command post on Guam; whero MaJ. Oen. Roy S. Oelger (left), com mander of Third Marino Amphibious Corps, confers with MaJ. Oeu. Allen T. Turnaso. UtiMC. Sandbags and alert sentries furnish additional protection asairut possible Japanese Interruption of this battlefront strategy ' huddle. Marine Corps photo. One Man Task Force Scores 27 Hiis Against Japanese Amendment to Call For Added Taxes McMINNVILLE, Aus. 18 (J1 Passnue of the proposed consti tutional amendment entitled the "Oregon employment and re tirement mutual Insurance plan," will necessitate an an imal state tnx levy of from $72,000,(100 to $87,000,000. This la the assertion of Charlos V. Galloway, chairman of tho Oregon 'tax commission. The entire properly tax receipts In Oregon in tho peak year of 1020 were only $50,000,000, he told the chamber of commerce. To raUatadlitma of MONTHLY N Female Weakness (Mm flna Stontachia Teak) Lydla B. Plnatism's Compound U smoui to rtllove psrlodlo psln and socompsnjlna nervous, wa. tired out lecllnas ll dl' 10 (unetlonsl monthlv dUiurbMioes. M4 P elsllr lor womsn It htlpt nalurel roUow Ubal unctions. LYDIA L PINKHAM'S cSSwm By EUGENE BURNS I CENTRAL PAC1KIC 1IEAD QUAHTEHS FLEET AIR WING TWO, Aug. 4 (Delayed) UP) "Thla pilot Buzz Miller Is my one-mun task force, said Rear Admiral John Dale Price, Little Hock, Ark., commander of air wing 2. "Ho h:is sunk or dam aged 21 Jnpiine.se ships Includ ing u light cruiser, a 7000-ton cargo vessel and two destroy ers." This tally for Admiral Price's one-mun tusk force does not In clude countless strafing attacks on Jupiinesu Installations and it docs not go beyond June i. Uuzz, since then, hus been working over a territory within 000 miles of Japan, perhaps closer. Commander Norman Mickey Miller has mode (as of June 2) 11 onc-planc rBlds on the Jap anese powerhouse of Truk and lie s brought his crews out with out o scratch. On one of these runs, he came in low und found a Japanese destroyer, 11c knew It couldn't get out of his Lib erator's reach, so he kepi on hunting until ho found just what he wnntcd: a Japanese cruiser. Ho promptly Instructed his crew: "Open for Business" and unloaded on thnt. . He's a glutton tor punlsh- mont. . Ho has worn out three crews on his famous Liberator 49. It's small wonder . his crews wear out. After an inspection trip to his forward area, Ad mirol Price sold: "When I got to commander Miller's base. April was exactly 72 hours old. iiuzz nlrcndy had pul in hours In tho uir." Given an opportunity to re turn to air wing 2's main base for a "blow," tlio admiral add ed, "Buzz refused." His refusal hus something to do with "get- tine this war onanist the Jap anese fought and won. Buzz has a big stake in get ting home a wife and five chil dren at 50 Park Blvd., Winston. Salem. N. C. There are Nancy 12, Jacques 11. Sally 8, Michael 5 und Pclcr 4. Among the advance Japanese buses he hit on his one-plane raids arc Wake, Truk, Kusaic, Ponopc, Jaluit and the Bonin islands within 000 miles of Japan. During the last board of awards' meeting at Pearl Har bor, Commander Miller receiv ed five awards at one sitting: two Distinguished Flying Crosses, two Air Medals, and a personal letter from Admiral Chester W. Nimltz, commander-in-chief of the Pacific. One of these medals was for a little Job Buzz did to eight Japanese coastal vessels in Truk lagoon. Ho destroyed six and damaged two. To verify his score, he remained in the area lor 3 Va hours. "The bird simply won't keep his feet on the ground," said his field superior, Capt. Clarence O. Taff, of Santa Barbara, Calif "He insists on flying." Commenting on his record Capt. Taff added: "Certainly it never has been equalled by any Socialist-Labor Party Considered For Oregon Ballot PORTLAND. Aug. 18 (IP) Petitions will be circulated to place the socialist-labor party on the Oregon oauoi. us lu-year-old presidential candidate, Ed' ward A. Teichcrt, announced here. Capitalism has solved the pro. ductlon problem but only social ism can solve the problem of distribution. Teichcrt asserted His party hopes to abolish the capitalistic system through a constitutional amendment, . he said. The communist party of Russia, he added, is dominated "by a bureaucracy which is as totalitarian as the bureaucracy of Germany" and caused the experiment in Russia to fail, RUMORS REFUITED CORVALLIS. Aug. 16 (Pl- B. Lemon. Oreeon State college registrar, denied rumors that some schools and departments will not open this fall because of a shortage ot men students individual. His feats place new standards in the heroic annai of naval aviation. PORTLAND. Aug. 18 (IP) The Oregon liquor control com mission has granica ocer li censes to the Pendleton Round"- Ud association and the Happy Canyon Company, Inc., tor the annual rodeo. A club license was refused the Gold Beach Moose lodge. The commission suspended for BO days the beer licenso of Michael B. May of Klamath Falls. May was accused of op- crating a disorderly establish ment. The Tavern, Klamatn Falls, drew a 19-day suspension on a charge of sale to an in toxicated person. A months suspension of the wholesale beer and wine li censes of Columbia Supply com pany, Astoria, was ordered. The company was accused of selling above and below posted prices and of failing to maintain prop er records. The beer and wine licenses of Bend's Ponderosa club wero invalidated tor 30 days on a charge of sale to a minor. Kaiser Wins Race For AP-5 Delivery PORTLAND, Aug. 18 The race of tour west coast yards to deliver the first AP-5 transport to the navy ended In victory for Portland's Oregon Shipbuilding corporation, offi cials announced. The Kaiser yard's delivery of the transport Laporte to the Astoria naval station Sunday beat by two days a delivery by Kaiser s Kicnmond, tallf., Per manente Metals corooration The Oregon yard was the last of four yards .to get started on tne transports. . If It's a "frozen" article vou need, advertise for a used one in the classified. Canneries Withdraw Request For Naz Prisoner Labor SALEM, Aug. 18 (P) Marlon and Polk county canneries today withdrew their request for Gor man prisoners to help relieve their critical iador shortage. Objections by cannery unions was responsible tor withdrawal of the request. The union, how ever, promised it would recruit enough local labor to operate the canneries. The canneries said they need 800 men and 1000 women tor the next few weeks. PROMPTLY RELIEVES TORTURE OT ITCHY SKIN RASH (du to xtarnsl sshh) Zemo a Doctor's liquid formula promptly relieves itch of slmpla akla rash. Aids hoallni. All m wf mm f drugstores. In 3 size. MmtLVlM M To a man who's . handy with . his hands If you like mechanical work (even, though you're not experi enced), Southern Pacific has an opening for you that Is well worth looking into. The job: Helper in 'one of the fine crafts at the S. P. shops or roundhouse . . . working on locomotives or rolling stock. You'll see the "in side" of railroading . . :. be In something big . . find railroad ing more interesting than other I work. Friendly people to work with .... a chance to really learn a top craft with a fine outfit. Above all, a job with a permanent company a job you'll like. Liberal age limits. New, higher wages. Railroad pass privileges. Fine pension plan. Medical services. Vaca tions with pay. Swell social ac tivities. This is no fly-by-night opportunity. It's for a man who's sincere in wanting the right connection with the right outfit. If you join up with S. P., we're pretty sure you'll not re gret it. Sea or write Trainmaster. S. P. Station, Klamath Falls, or your nearest S. P. Agent. Acetylene Welding and Cutting Supplies - Apparatus Sure' Wo Havi It! Everything for Welding ; and Cutting! "REGO" torches and cutting equipment made by Na tional Cylinder Co. Acetylene generators and " AC electric welders. Oxygen and acetylene. Delivery Service Ri'ght Now! SESSLER BROS. 534 Market Phone 4862 PEACHES Fancy tree ripened Elbert a canning peaches. Q 79 Crate Gat lham now at your nearest Safeway Store. Have a "Coke" Welcome back . or giving a returned soldier a taste of home loldiera oversea;, Coca-Cola Is a reminder of home; To soldiers at home furlough, "Coke" is part of the old familiar way of living. With frosty bottles f "Coke1! on hand, offering a man in uniform a refreshing welcome is an 7 matter Havt "Coke"- Is always the hospitable thing to say. In many lands 0fMai, as In your own living room, Coca-Cola stands for th$ pans that rlM-has become a happy symbol of hospitality OtttlD UNDU AUTHORITY fit THI COCA-COIA COMRANV V , . COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF KLAMATH FALLS " Spring St. Phone 5832 "Coke" s Coca-Cola It's natural for popular names to acqulra friendly abbrevia tions. That's why you hear Coca-Cola called "Coke"i f (. Heolth-btrildlng food for our armed force and home- N 1 SC' front workers are kept fresh and moved swiftly '. a 1 .."VaiL . P. F. E. cars refrigerators on wheeli J y . sjssw" -i over Union Pacific's "Strateau ' '- mm mimmi m it'j.Tf ?rS i t'WA&M,tt i h'Jr'" - '4sfr r " hw ---- 'f VV-I . amWieHsiPiit ml . - W 1 ! ft fSJJJIJij. ' . i v. i,..m l-A . . I liiiH"" - - - a,T,i, LAilJJ -J . - .. " .- .... . t J ,. " ' .TOW so a E3IILI!,D THE RAILROADS ARE THE BACKBONE OF OFFENSE LISTEN TO "YOUR AMERICA" OM YOUR JAVORITI N. t. C. STATION IVERY: SATURDAY 1 P. M. PACIFIC. WAR TIME ( i 0144 TliC.CC.
