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    WKDNKSDAY, .IUNH 111, l!t.ri2
1IE1MM) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
Wizr Mo-China
Worlds Second Biggest
By LAIlflV AI.LKN
HANOI, Indochina lfl II you
wunt lo know when Ilia second bin
wrul war In Asia that ol the
Krriuli Union forces HKnlnnt the
Cinmunlst-lcd Vlctinlnh In Inclo
Chin In koIiik to end, consult
vour own crystal bull.
You'll grt m accurate in answer
llirro mi anywhere.
There Isn't even a glimmer ol
hope cil vie lor v lor ellher the
French or the Vlctinlnh. The bltler
mniKule between the armies ol Mo.
cow tmlned Ho Chi Minn and the
KEEP THAT HEAD DOWN A United Nation, guard tap. an
unruly Communist POW with hit carbine to amphaiize an order
to loep head down. Tha prisonari art being moved into
tmallor, mora managoable groupi In now eompoundi on Koje
' liland, Korea.
Mysterious Cold Layer
May Damage Crops
. Ity HKNNIK TAYI.OIl
Aiocllrd I'ress Science Reporter
CORVAIXIB. Ore. ttf A layer
ol cold Kir hlch aometlinrs hov
em a lew Inches iibove u round at
niitht nmv be responsible lor crim
damage or loss bv freeiliiK, even
when h therninnicler posted al a
hlKhrr level lalli to register klllum
temperatures.
Existence ol tills mysterious noc
turnal cold layer waa confirmed bv
Itlchnrd C. Hublcy. Unlveraltv ol
Washington weatlier researcher,
and renorled lo a meelliiK ol the
American MPteorolomcal Society.
Lien Filed
Against Hasson
PORTLAND W Hugh Ksrle.
ImeriuU revenue collector. 'Hies
day filed tax Hem totaling fm.Vi
against the proprietor ol a former
downtown rorlland cardrooin.
Irving I. Hanson, lormer opera
tor ol Pasha'a Spnrla Center, owes
the government leil.413 In tax,
penally and Interest for 18f).
Eerie said. Another lien waa Hied
against Ilaiunn and his wile, Eda,
for 1047 to ISM.
The cartlronm waa cloned down
last year alter Ha axon vvu ar
retted on a bnokmaking chame.
First observed In India 20 years
auo, the nocturnal cold layer or
IKlnullv wan thouuhl lo be a local
or regional ihenninenon. Two
year ol experimentation hv Hub
ley at tjeallle with hliihlv sensitive
Instruments demonstrated Itn ores
enre tliere and yielded evidence
thai It probably occur! almost
everywhere.
Hublcy lound Hint the cold layer
appears only in clear weather and
when there In little or no wind.
Hut It develop at ail acaaons ol
the year and become pronounced
under calm condltlnna.
With delicate temperature re
corder. Ilublev lound the colde.it
level two Inches above ground.
Readings Uiere were live degrees
colder than the air Just above the
noli surlace.
from Dial level the air warini
grnlually with height until at 40
Inches above (he surface tlie rend
ition are eight lo 10 deureen warm
er than at the two-Inch mark.
Thin meana that a thermometer
placed three or four leet above
ground may fall bv a wide meas
ure lo delect killing temperatures
two Inchen to a foot above the aoll
aurtace.
Why the eold laver develop l
not. jet known. Hublev thinks radi
ation has something to do with It.
A nearch now In belim made lor
factor which may be responsible.
American Red
Gets Life
MANILA 11 William J. Pome-
irov, American propauanda chlel
jlor the Communlnt Hukn, and hi
Filipino wile. Ceita. weanenaay
were aentenced to llle Imprison
ment for armed rebellion In the
Philippine.
Kach pleaded RUlltv to the Indict
menl which aiao charged murder,
kidnaping, arnon and robbery a
member of the Huk organization.
Judge Fellclnlmo Ocampo aald he
retrained from Imposing the death
sentence becaune the pair showed
"Indiratlons of repentance."
Pomerov. 38. Rochester. N. Y..
a World War II U. 8. Airman.
I made no comment. But his wile
Hold newsmen:
"Bill and I are prepared to meet
whatever the future has In store
for tin.
"We knew II was coming and we
were prepared for It . . . You can
i lustily, you can condemn but we
I have finally found our way."
i Pomerov had been In the hllln
wlih the Hukn more than two vears.
! Phllllpplne troops captured him
March 11. 40 miles northeast of
Manila. Ilia wife was captured a
lew dnvn later.
There was 118.000 price on his
head He waa described bv Intel
llaence officer as a leadlnir Huk
brain truster and director ol propa
ganda. I Pomerov we reported to have
i carried a card In the American
Cominunlt party. He wn brnimhl
to the attention ol the Philippine
oovernment bv a tip from the
i American FBI.
French Union already has drattRed
un ior si yearn nnu, i.iiiik imirr
vention by Ked China, could no on
lor many year to come.
That might be hard for the aver
sue American to understand. He
knows the United Slates In pour Inn
hundreds of millions of dollars
worth of equipment and supplies
Into Indochina.
He knows the French hnve light
era. bombers, heavy artillery end
evervthlnK they need to win a war.
The Vletmlnh Hunt with machine
guns, grenades, rlllea and pistols.
Although supplied bv the Chinese
Communists, thev don't have the
modern equipment to wage a first
clan war.
Why don't the French launch a
full-scale offensive and try to force
a decision?
There's a good answer In a single
sentence: There Isn't any front In
Indochina. This la a "hit and run"
war.
The Vletmlnh attack French or
Vietnamese military posts, villages
or towns, when they think they
have the defenders outnumbered
and aee a chance of a qqulck. local
victory they flee to the mountains
the moment they know French re
inforcements are arriving lor a
showdown battle.
This Is a war of fast movement.
There are no trenches. There's no
front. So how can the French win
tho war when they can't corner
enough of the Vletmlnh long enough
to force a battle of decision?
On the other side of the picture,
the Vletmlnh can't win. either.
They lack the modern equipment
to put on a big show. They studious
ly avoid committing any large
number of forces against the
French.
The VleUnlnh might figure they're
satisfied with things tha way they
are.
They're tying up 278.000 French
Union troops which France badly
needs to supplement her contri
bution to NATO In Europe. They're
lorclng the United States to send
almost a billion dollars of war
assistance to Indochina that might
Notice to Septic
Tank Owners
There's notbinf mora simple
than a septic tank when it
works! And there's nothing mora
embarrassing than a septic tank
that doesn't workl Usually there
are two reasons why they stop-up
and overflow first, because the
tanks are st cleaned st proper
intervals; secondly, toilet tissue
that does not readily disintegrate
may clog the drains and fores
them to back up!
Few toilet tissues are made
with the septic tank problem in
mind. The one that is MD
Toilet Tissue is scientifically
processed so that it absorbs wi In
completely and quickly. Try it
in a glass of water and see for
yourself.
Best sdvice: Consult your
County Health Department, your
plumber, or a septic tank service
compsny, for sdvice on cleaning
your tank. Use MD Toilet Tissue!
well be used elsewhere.
The Vletmlnh territorially
speaking control most ol Viet
nam. Out of Vietnam's 23 million
people, there are 13 million in Viet-mlnh-held
territory.
The big Question In the war In
parentlv capable of winning Is
Communist China.
A massive Vletmlnh Chinese
Communist assault with planes,
armor and tens of thousands of
troops could make the situation
In Midochlna untenable for the
Indochina with neither side ap-1 French in short order,
Ho Ch Mlnh ha mad no mova
In this direction. As for the
French, It's strictly out of the Ques
tion to even think of talking with
Ho Chi Minh.
Every war must someday end
but there's no finish in sight for
this one.
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