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Newspaper Page TextWEY6AND RETAIN MOVED TO AID ALLIES "(Continued from I'iiko Olio) pithily fiivoi'iiljlu" tu thu Or miiiiit when Africa waa itiviitlcd In thu lull uf IIMH. It wiu nut vlvur from tin) i ) inn I'd lunlliiiuiiy wliullutr Diirliin vviir ri'culVL'U thu UiIckiuiii, but It wim thu (lint Unit) anyono huil Hinted tint t I'olnlii luiil nny purt hi luiltlnii Kri'iicli rcnlntanco to till) llllll'9, Wuyuuml limped Into court, liowc (I low tu l'utiiin, and ilu mrilbcd lilnmulf 119 "a prisoner of viil du grucc." "Coordlimled rcHlatimco no ItniKur wim puiilhlu," tha mufti rind gunurul mild when hu clucld I'd "to nk thu Kuvcrmiiont to dciniind un uriiiliillcc. "1 ciinxldurud It my duty un cummiiudi'i' In chief to link for nu uriiilntli'u. 1 took thu iIucIhIiiii myself unit on purely mllltiiry liruunclii. There wu.i no qiiDHtliiil of collulun with Murshul I'e tuln." Fint Hint Ho mild, however, tlmt the flint miKKentloii for nil armistice cnino from PrexlilDiit Albert Lc brim, one of the flrnt wllne.iaen iiKiiliinl the old mildler. Thin wus Hindu nt it wnr ciimmltteo meet lug on Mny 23, 1040, when Wcy guild i u i d Lebrun asked if it would not ba better to obtnln conditions uf peucu before the urmlen were destroyed, "I wim not thinking of an ur mlntlco ut thut lime," he mild. "1 wim ntlll fighting the bnttlo of thu north uud 1 bud pinna prepared for the buttle of the Siimnie-Alnno to follow It," llu denied n statement previ ously uttribiited to I'etnlii in which Wry guild reportedly wan instructed In "fight until your nrmles no lunger are in Unison nnd then I, Petuin, will impose an nrmlsllcc." Woygund wnn' preceded by Marerl Paul, a court wltnenn and member of the consultative as sembly, who charged tho Vichy police with torturcn nnd cruelly nnd blamed Petuin for their ac tions. Ho said tho French fenred tho Vichy, police "ton limes more than the German gestapo." Another member of the asscm. bly, Paul Arrlghl, testified brief ly that the "ordlnnry French man" was stupefied when the French army stopped fighting. Ho declared he was even more shocked when 1'elnln met Hitler at Moutolrc. 'i'hu old marshal, who looked tired and pule when this eighth dny of tho trial begun, been mo so enthused by Weygnnd's testi mony Hint he rose during the cross examination and spoke for three minutes without halt, again breaking his vow of si lence. "I want to thank Gen. Wev. Kand publicly and inform tha couri iniu ne mis my complete approval unit Hint I consider Hint he, as commander In chief, cnrrled out bin duties complete ly," Petuin mild. Woygnnd testified In cross ex amination that ho and the for mer United Stntes representa tive in North Afrlcn, Robert Murphy, had signed nn agree ment which the general called tho "Murphy - Wcygnnd" agree ment, promising deliveries of American supplies to North Af rica on condition that German occupation of tho region was not permitted. Nurses Aide Course To Begin August1 1 As nurses nicies arc still need ed in hospital work, a volunteer nurses aide training course will be given at tho local Red Cross headquarters three days a week from 1 to 5 p. m. This course, starting August 1, will bo taught by Mrs. John Hawkins. There will bo 35 hours of classroom work nnd 45 hours of hospital practice. The aides will assist and bo under the direct super vision of registered nurses. To qualify for this the Appli cant must be from 18 to 30 earn of age, a citizen of the United States, a high school' gradunto or its equivalent, and be ablo to give 150 hours of volunteer service a year. Baby Takes Train Window For Exit , The open window of a train proved to be tho quickest exit for two mid half year old W II lluin Leltoy Richmond, Travel ing with his futher und mother, Mr. and Mrs, Hurry Richmond, a fow nillen opt of Redding, the boy apparently stood up, leaned too far out the open window, and lost his balance, At tho time of thu boy's full the train was traveling 30 miles un hour but William wus not seriously Injured, Ho suffered lacerations of tho scalp nnd body and possibly two fractured ribs. SENATE ROUS POWERS OF DELEGATE EX-VICHY CHIEF ill (Continued From Page One) communique said, Laval was asked to leave becauso a pro longed stop in Hpuln "might (cud to tho supposition" the Spanish government was acting contrary to "Its decision to shelter no high political emigre." (Tho lirltlsh foreign office In Loudon disclosed that Britain had made representations to Hpuln on Laval g action In seek ing sanctuary there. Diplomatic observers noted that Lavul's flight came mi the heels of the lirltlsh election results, which turned the government over to the labor party.) Lnvnl used the plane original ly In escaping from Germany, EDITORIALS ON . NEWS (Continued from Page One) reports dispiritedly when he hangs up thut there Isn't a hotel room lett In London. YW-li-K-E-E-E-E-W Mil " Those letters and dashes and exclamation points arc In tended to denote a long and quivering sigh of relief. The messenger Is there, and reports that everything is lovely, with the room all nailed down and the nails clinched. We hail a cabman (one doesn't "flag a taxi" here) and go swirling around corners and along twisting streets (on the WRONG side of tho road, of course) and eventually draw up at tho curb to be greeted by a doorman who makes all Amer ican doormen look liko counter feit pennies. This writer hauls out a handful of odd-looking change, and tho messenger help fully selects a coin and hands It to tho cabby who raises no hue and cry which Is reassuring, In dicating Hint you can buy things with this stuff. We go In and register. Up to this point, all has been strange nnd some of It seemingly cockeyed. Tho receptionist (you don't call him a room clerk here) brings the situation back to familiar ground with a bump. He says: "I'm sorry, sir, but no rooms have yet been vacated to day. I'm afraid you'll have to wait awhile." Ho adds a cryptic remark: "Meanwhile mnko yourself at home, sir. The bar is Just across tho lobby." ' Is that an old English custom, or is It a comment on Americans in London? Captain Mahoney Hart Cap tain Dan Mahoney, Klamath Falls man with a distinguished air corps record In the Pacific, stopped here briefly today. Cnr tain Mahoney has been In the states for several months, but expects to return soon to the Pacific. He Is the son of former Mayor and Mrs. Willis Mahoney, and while here visited with Brady Narcy and R. C. Wood ruff. ' (Continued From Pago One) thinks congress should set up tho offlco und define Its pow ers. "A law of this kind not only Is necessary to satisfactorily qualify tho dclcgulo, but I also think it wan promised to sat isfy tho senate," Vandcnbcrg told a reporter. Tail's Vlaw Senator Tuft of Ohio, chair man of the republican stecjlng committco said ho thought "tho whole senate will insist on Its being done" thut way. "It was clearly understood In the debato on the charter that congress would create the of flco of tho delegate, thut his appointment would bo confirm ed by tho senntu and thut his duties and authority would be carefully defined," Tuft assert ed. Promlsas Fight Taft said he had no objection to President Truman's appoint ment of Stettinlus, former sec retary of state, as a temporary delegate to the international or- f (animation's preparatory mect ngs. But he added he would fight In tho senate to force con sideration of enabling legisla tion he said Connally and others had promised. Connelly's stand won quick support, however, from Senator Lucas (D-IU.) . "I don't believe the senate can now lay down any specific rules and regulations to guide the power of the member of the security council," Lucas as serted. Motorists Pay 18 Parking Tickets Eighteen more parking tickets were paid yesterday by Klamath Falls motorists for violation of the one-hour parking limit in the business district. C. A. Haydcn, 1627 Washburn way, was arrested by city police on a warrant charged with im proper parking. He posted $5 ball for his appearance In police court today. Five drunks, one drunk and disorderly case, and ono vag ap peared in police court this morn ing. Two additional drunks and one disorderly conduct case bailed out. Wac Would Annul German Marriage BERLIN. July 31 lP) Wac Sgt, Kanclla Koulouvaris wcnt to suburban .elilciulorf s city hull today to look Into prospects for an annulment of her mnr riage to Capt. Carl G. Schultz, who has been named by a Chi cago woman as her husband and t ie father of her two children. Sgt. Koulouvnris found that under German law, a marriage may be annulled provided per jury was committed by either of the principals In getting a license. Scrvico personnel must also havo a military certificate that they are eligible to wed. Stalin Returns To Big Three Confab POTSDAM, July 31 (IV) Pre mier Marshal Htulin attended a three und a half hour Big Three conference today after a two nay abseuco caused by a slight head cold, It was announced to night. Stulln's' slight Illness had pro vented his conversations since Sunday with President Truman und Prime Minister Attlec. It uppcurcd, however, thut fur ther Interruptions wcro unlike ly. Meetings of the American, British and Russian foreign sec retaries have been continuing as usual since the lust meeting be tween the three top conferees Saturday night, It was under stood. This led to belief the con ference might have progressed to the finul decision stage. Western Defense Has Say On Japs SAN FRANCISCO. July 31 (IP) The ormy reitcruted today that its western defense com mand has the sole responsibility of determining which persons of Japanese ancestry may or may not be permitted to return to Pacific coast states. All were excluded from the west, for security reasons, at the start of the war. Major Gen. H. C. Pratt, head of tho western defense com mand, issued a statement to clarify this jurisdiction because, he said, of an apparent "erron eous impression" some of the public has received. He empha sized that the wha has no authority in the matter. Fossil Bed Found Near Rogue River EUGENE, July 31 (P) A ma rine fossil newly discovered near the mouth of tho Rogue river attracted University of uregon scientists yesterday. Remains of an animal distant' ly related to the chambered nau tilus and of prehistoric oysters particularly attracted Dr. war ren D. Smith, geology professor. WEATHER Monday. Jnlr SO. ISIS Max. Mm. Preclp. Eujcene 77 48 Klamath Falls BO 33 Sacramento . V7 37 North Bend SO 49 Portland . . 72 53 .00 Reno M 43 .00 San Francisco W 4D .00 Seattle .. . 73 30 Med ford ...... 80 31 Ited Bluff 102 60 .00 Wa thins ton and Ore .tor. -Clear and warmer today, tonight and Wednesday, Gentle northerly winds off coast. Northern California Clear today, to nlfht and Wednesday, except fog along central ana soutnern coast. inline change In temperature. Gentle to mod erate westerly wind off coaiL L SQUIRREL LOCKE FUR COATS' $199.20 to $268.20 Federal Tax Included CUMMINGS Fur Shop US S. 7th St. FLEET BLASTS MS G R EAT ALIi! GIT! (Continued From Page One) aged and at least 60 airfields bombed-pocked. Simultaneous strikes by fight ers and bombers from Okinawa and Iwo Jlma added 40 moro ocean going surface craft to the day's toll. Received Figures Revised figures on last Sat urday's allied carrier sweep over tho Inland sea and the huge Kure naval base listed 147 vessels and 202 aircraft wrecked, including two aircraft carriers damaged and a cruiser sunk which had not been previously listed. Twenty more ships and sur face craft, destroyed or damaged during the same period over a wide area were reported by Gen eral MacArthur. These included an aircraft carrier hit at Kure Sunday. Lx tensive damage to factories, Including a power works, and other ground installations was reported. Additionally an types of air sweeps over Japan, China and Indo-China knocked out 72 enemy locomotives at least tem porarily. Suicide Tactics All Japanese over 14 In oc cupied China were reported un dergoing hurried but realistic military training "in which fire belches forth and blood is drawn" in preparation for "the enemy's coastal landing plan." The Japanese expect this blow to fall north of Shanghai. Tho civilian volunteer corps in the homeland was told by Home Minister Genki Abe to use suicide tactics to meet in vading forces. One task of the corps Is to increase Nippon's food supply. Washington authorities said Japan is very short of food but is not facing starvation. Field dispatches told of well fed Japanese troops bitterly re sisting allied mop up forces in the Solomons and Philippines. The Nipponese garrison on Bougainville island in the Solo mons was reported reinforced by garrisons from the Shortland islands. NEWSMAN RETIRES WASHINGTON, July 31 (P) Klrke L. Simpson, veteran of 32 years on the Washington staff of the Associated Press, is retir ing on a pension. Simpson, who will be 64 August 14, joined the AP in San Francisco in 1908 and came to Washington in 1913. City Firemen Burn Weeds City firemen have started burning off vacant lots and weed patches this week, starting in tho Shippington area Monday and burning near Riverside school Tuesday morning. County fire equipment was called out on another small grass fire in the Llndley Heights area Monday afternoon which did no property damage. Tuesday morn ing they were called to the Edgar Turner pluco on Walton Drive to put out a fire In a haystack. Damage was not great. . BANS AMBER CANBERRA. Australia. July 31 (') Customs Minister Rich ard Kcano today banned the sale and distribution in Australia of tho American best-seller, "For ever Amber," on the grounds it ALL-ELASTIC SUSPENDERS GARTERS ARM BANDS OREGON WOOLEN Main and 8th Tuesday. July 31, 1945 HERALD AND NEWS THRKS "is a most undesirable book and not an acquisition to Australian literature." 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