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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1952)
PAGE SIXTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY. APRIL 17, 1032 1 hi . ULi ' MARINE PINUP GIRL Marine Sgt. Rene T. Duzac, of San Francisco, admires his new pin-up picture of Nina Warren, daughter of California's governor. He received the photo in response to a letter asking Gov. Earl Warren for a photo of his daughter to offset claims of Texans that their state boasts the Nation's most beautiful women. " (U. S. Marine Corps Photo via AP Wirephoto) Men Needed By Air Force WASHINGTON W Air Force traders testified Wednesday thai for (lie first time In history they are having difficulty iiettinv enough top quality officers and men to man the nation's combat aircraft. Appearing before a Senate Armed services suocomnmtee, secretary of Uie Air Force Finietter pleaded against any "hasty action" on Qpn gressional moves to cut or elimin ate the extra pay now allowed for flying crews. "Let's not throw the baby out with the bath," Uie secretary said. Finietter made no mention in his opening testimony about recent refusal of some Air Force officers to accept flying duty. The Senate group Is considering proposals to trim or eliminate in centive pay in all the armed serv ices. Disobedience charges have been lodged against six officers at Ran dolph Air Base, San Antonio. Tex Six others have figured in "sit down" incidents at Mather Air Base in California. Some of the officers, mostly be-1 ribboned veterans with long re cords of combat missions In i World War II, have complained they no longer have the youthful spirit to iiy. Several have based their oppo sltion on consideration for their wives and children, acquired by most since their war - time flying days. At Truax Field, Madison. Wis.. Col. Carl Goldenberg, commanding officer of the 7lh Air Base Squad ron, revealed Wednesday that nine airmen had asked In be grounded during Uie last mouth. All are World War II veterans and eight ara married and ha,e cnunreit. Col. Goldenberg said the officers had been suspended pending re sults of an Investigation of their requests by a flying evaluation board. He did not reveal their names. WHO HE IS: An alert, aggressive Icjlslnlor of 17 years experience. Acknowledged authority on taxa tion. Recognises the need for Intelli gent economy. Works for It and votes for It. Twenty years Mayor of Mora. Chemical warfare service In World War I. Editor of oft-quotrd Sherman County Journal. MORE NEXT WEEK Truman Names Ambassador WASHINGTON Wl Robert D. Murphy of Milwaukee was nom inated., by" President Truman Wednesday to be the first postwar ambassador to Japan. The President sent the nomina tion to Uie Senate In a follow up action to his signing Tuesday of the Japanese peace treaty which Is to be put into euect April 28. Murphy, now ambassador to Belgium, was chosen for the im portant post because of varied 31-year career which has made him one of the country's most ex perienced diplomats. Tall, partly bald and affable, the 87-year-old envoy Is a veteran of difficult overseas assignments al most all in Europe. But for the past month,' he has been under going intensive briefing at the State Department on the complex prob lems expected in the new phase of Japanese-American relations. Japan's new ambassador to the U.S. Is expected to be Vice Foreign Minister Sadao Iguchi, first secre tary at Uie embassy here when the attack on Pearl Harbor Dec. 7. 1941, plunged his country into war with America. Another in the series of actions restoring normal relations between Japan and this country was an nounced in Tofcyo Tuesday night. japan said she Is ready to de posit 20 million dollars with the Federal Reserve Bank to meet ac crued interest on pre-war Japanese dollar bonds held in this country. 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