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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWELVE HERALD & NEWS. KIAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, JULY 1. Uir.2 ON OPERATIONAL EXERCISES Nvyt neweit tub, USS Tang, slide through sea off N.w England. New U. S. Subs Add Strength To Undersea Fighting Force PORTSMOUTH, N.H. (NEA The USS Tang Is sieea. ultra modern submarine that can dive deeper, remain submerged long er, travel faster and fight better than any other underseas craft in the worli. That's how the Navy proudly de scribes the latest addition to Amer ica's formidable submarine fleet. Built at the Portsmouth Naval ShiDvard as the first of a new class, the USS Tang is the name sake of a submarine which biased a spectacular combat record dur ing World War II. The new Tang has greater maneuverability, more endurance and can travel faster underwater than on the surface. The Tang's Snorkel "breathing device, developed by the Ger mans during the last war and later perfected by the U.S., enables it to remain underwater for lengthy ' periods while recharging its bat teries. Armed with an extensive variety of super-secret electronic devices, the Tang is 26S feet in length, shorter than any of her war-time predecessors and carries a crew of Two Accidents Prove Fatal By The Associated Press ' Two men were killed in acci dents in Oregon Tuesday. Edward R. Ellis, 44, Hammond, Ore., was fatally injured when a stack of lumber fell on him at an Astoria shipyard. Another worker, Rudolph Slassek. 33, also of Ham mond, was hospitalized with a back Injury. Massino Pietro Carrara, 63, San Francisco, was killed in a headon highway collision near Redmond. Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis But ler, Lawndale, Calif., in the other car, suffered leg fractures and oth er injuries. seven officers and 16 enlisted men. It was designed as a fast-attack submarine. It has a streamlined hull and reduced superstructure to enaoie it to dan more swiftly through-the water than any other American sub . ever built., The Tang's primary purpose will be of- lensive acuon against enemy sur face and underwater craft. Diving In the Tang is like being in a room without windows. Unless someone told you the sub's loca tion, you'd have no Idea you were far below the surface. There is no trouble breathing, no pressure, only the sound of water flooding the ballast tanks and Navy gibberish over the loudspeakers. As an example of the vessel's maneuverability,, the Tang raced ahead at full speed along the sur- iace. suaaeniy tne skipper, comar. Enders P- Huey, called for a quick reversal. Within one minute, the Tang was "dead in the water." prepared to travel In any direction. -One of the outstanding features of the new submarine is its com pactness. There are men every where bending, stooping, crawling all over each other. Everybody has a gauge to watch, a lever to pull, a valve to turn or an order to give. Confusion to the landlubber, but efficiency to the submariner. The Tang ticks like a clock. Each piece of equipment, from the radial-type Diesel engines to the shiny coffee percolators, was designed especially for the Tang class submarine which is roomier than any of the older-type subs, despite its smaller site. Ask any man aboard the Tang how he feels about his ship, and he'll tell you she's the best. But you don't have to ask the stocky, red-haired Huey he leaps at ev ery chance to tell you she's "real hot." He doesn't mean the tempera ture (the Tang has the latest air conditioning) but he means that his pride and Joy has more power more endurance, gveater maneuv erability and dives deeper than any otner American submarine. Honor Brings Jail Sentence SAN FRANCISCO l.f A 30- year-old Portland. Ore., girl went to mil nere because she chose the wrong spot to exercise a woman's prerogative of walking home. Pat Phillips, a waitress, said she leu me car of a man she met in a tavern when he made offensive ad vances Tuesday. Unfortunately for Pat, the car was in in middle of the San Fran cisco-Oakland Bay bridge where peaesmaus are strictly prohibited. nignway patrolmen picked her up. Munclpal Judse John B. Molin- an set call at (100 on a mta- demeanor charge of trespassing on suite property, rat couion t raise it. Durable Cow Falls in Well ASHTABULA. O.. WV A Jersey cow fell backwards into a 34-foot well half filled with water at near by Austlnburg Tuesday. Firemen filled the well with water and floated the cow to the top, and she was lifted to the ground. Six hours later and none the worse for her wetting, the cow gave her regular two gallons of milk, . , DA RESIGNS V . OREGON CITY I Clackamas County District Attorney Leonard I. Lindas, defeated in May for the Republican nomination for attor ney general, has resigned. New Record Marked Up For Northwest Forest Receipts A new record for receipts from the national forests of the PacUlo Northwest region has been re ported bv Reitloiial Forester J Herbert Stone of the U. 8. Forest Service. There has been an 111. crease of more than Mlj million In fiscal year 1W1 over 1851. previous record year. Receipts from the 1 national forests in Washington and Oregon from July 1, 19S1 to June 30, mi total J30.8I1.161. For the same 13- month period a year ago the re ceipts '" IJO.w.uoo. iuos oi uie revenue comes from timber sales. with the balance derived iroin graalng fees, special uses, water power rigms, ana mw nuow laneoua sources. Thirteen forests have now passed the million dollar mark in receipts. Leading all others, as it did last v-.r in the Willamette with head quarters at Eugene, Oregon. This torest nas receiver o,tn.o. nivmnlo national forest, with head quarters in uiympia. viMaii.itg"". was second high In the region with receipts of 13,631, . Other forests which passed the $3 million mark are the Olftord Pinchot of Vancouver, Washing ton with $3,604,173; the Umpqua of Roseburg, Oregon, wnn j,ii.h); and the Mount Hood of Portland, nii with 13 011.933. Twenty-five percent of national forest receipts are apportioned for roads and schools to roe counties Helps Heal and Clear ATHLETE'S FOOT Zmo a doctor's highly medicated antiseptic promptly relieves itchy torenesa of cracked peeling toes and helps heal and clear the aj f condition. Mm H 111 il Youth Cleared In Shooting tn-i ivn ij Air Force man I Wi. . .... - Lawrence Leroy Rice, 17, Tues day was cleared by a coroner's Jury of blame for the gunshot death of Vernon Wilson Pond, also 17. OUU1 1 1 It 11 "Lit "-HI - - tion. Col., and were stationed at the Poruana Airoase. Rice said Pona was iiuea in a i m.,tt wr a tnrset ntsto'. which both youths thought was not loaora. FIRM SHUTS DOWN nnoTT inn in Mnr than 30 per cent of the labor force of a Portland industrial steel fabricating plant was laid off Tuesday. A spokesman for Poole. McOonl gle and Dick said the firm was ..!.. 1,. on mnlnwt t1 RA Im- kuhw.iB ww r j cause of shortages caused the na tion-wide ateei strixe. Shop Oreqon Woolen's JULY CLEARANCE for big tovinqj or) men's weor! Lees Textured Carpets are IN TUNE WITH THE TIMES They're to versatile, beautiful so rugged, yet reasonably priced Koto's the time to show your "genius" for casual living, and the new informal rooms. Start with lovely Lees textured carpets! They give just the right warm atmos phere for all kinds of decor. See Lees Duratwist the textured beauty with thestubborn hard-twist weave. In 15 marvelous colors, it thrives on hard wear and keeps its nubby richness through the years. See other excit ing Lees textures in shaggy effects, tweedy homespuns and loop-pile sur- flQ5 ' faces. Priced all up and down . the scale. . 5q.- .' yd". - A lately corded scrnll. 4 495 textured Wiltnn uitk a ' 1 4 sturdyhighandlowun- ft pile. A real value. Sq, yd. Random urate WiU 50 11 ton with a itrikinr I I light-and-ihadow luraee. 5 colon, SO,, yd. TERMS If Desired "Four Floors of Fine Furniture and Floor Coverings" KJamatk unnitune Co. 221 Main Street Phone 5353 or 5339 t : in which each forest Ilea. Record receipts tills year will mean a total of about I7.709.7M will be apportioned to those counties which contain national forest land In the two alales. The Willamette will be contributing to the counties about SS cent fur every acre of national forest land; the Olympic will con- HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND IUGINI, OKI MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Kir, and Mrs. J. K. Eurlry and Joe Knilry Proprietors tribute to Ita counties about 11.44 for each acre. 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