Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 17, 1945, Image 7

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Crippled Ghost Ship Lands At Base 90 Minutes Overdue Wdniday, Jan. 17, 1848 HERALD AND NEWS SEVEH with the propeller turning wild ly. After bombing his Nagoya tar get and leaving Japan, Engle discovered the windrnilling pro peller could not be feathered. Throttling down to an airspeed barely above stalling tempo, Engle quickly felt behind his formation. The element leader radioed, "Am sending plane back lo stay with you," but the Utahan replied, "What's the use of en dangering two planes? If we must ditch we can ditch alone." Engle flew four hours just above stalling speed, then noti fied his base he was preparing to ditch, giving an estimate of the time his fuel supply would last. Halfway between Japan and Saipan the windrnilling propeller flew off into space. Relieved of Its strain and drag, the pilot flew onward on borrowed time as the flight engineer, Staff Sgt. Doolcy Harry Rogers of Ireland, Toxas, sweated out the danger ously low supply of gasoline. The plane landed here with alt Its fuel gauges showing empty. On Vacation Claude M. Fer guson, chief clerk in the traffic division of the Great Northorn railroad here, Is on his vacation visiting relatives in Beaumont, Tex. Ho is expected to return some time next week. BOOT SOX Wool or Part Wool OREGON WOOLEN STORE 800 Main By VEBN HAUGLAND " I B-29 BASE, Saipan, Jan. 4 (Delayed) IIP) A "ghost ship" t.iltu nn trniinn rn:nilnt mnrfp it home from Japan tonight, an nour ana a nun aiiur wc io. B-20s had returned from their lritrn n, Nnifnva thpir rr-ri nnd green lights forming a great arc in mo SKy. llnlf nn hnnr arm uround crows began giving up hope. After all, Uic missing ' pianc nuo a new pilot and navia-itor. It was the first mission lo Japan for the airplane commander, First Lt. Robert E. Engle of Price, Utah, a ronlncnmnilt from the StatCS. And a new man was substituting for the regular navigator, who had . hnen hosoitalizcd for a minor knee injury. Second Lt. 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