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THURSDAY, OCT. 2, 19B2
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAUA OREGON
Modern Flying Dutchman Rides Ferry
1IUNO KONC1 I A mini Willi
cut a passport Thursday begun Ills
third week mi mi unwilling pussep.
Xrr on a IIiiiik Kong Mui iiu Forry.
ml tlm end I lint In alght.
' Like the Inblrd Flying lliitrhinan
he appeura diiiiini'd to rule tlm high
rim until eternity.
Jin not on Uit lorry at Portu
guese Miicuu Kept. IB. IIiiiik Kunu
iiulhorltlea wouldn't let him luiiil
Iji'i iiumo hln iiiihih weren't In nr.
tier. 1 1 ci went hul k t" Macau. No
simp thrro, clllier. Hack to IIiiiik
Koiik . . Hack tn Macau . . .
lint k to IIiiiik Kong.
'Hip Icrry company wiiuld llkn Ui
lint rid ol lilin, but can't Just throw
Jewish Group Marks Success
In Rehabilitating Migrants
NF.W YOHK Wl-Ono ot Jcwry'e
olilent helplng-hund orguniiilloiis,
OUT lilt a now high on tlm Jewish
New Year In iiitdHciilcniber with
.300.000 mlgranla trulni'd Inr sell
aupport aluce the close ol World
War II.
OUT la the Orgaiilnllon for Helm
bllllutlon Through Training, found-
' ed In IBM In OnrUt Husstu, to
Klvn Jews free Industrial training
which would ennblo them to rum
their IIvIiikk in tlni wlile-nprcudlng
Industrial movement, since then It
haa cxtPiirird Its activities until It
Birdies Ilia globe.
In World War II, when homeless,
' Jobless Dl' began to filler out
ol Kurnpcan concentration cainpii,
OUT atnrted two sellouts In New
York to kIvp them mechanical
training for self support. It estub
llshcd almllar arhoola in cvrrv UI
camp In Germany and Austria.
When Iereel'a rapid iirowth
broiiKhl In a great ahurtugo of
skilled workora, OUT estublluhcd
noliooU to train workers for fo
tnry Job and the rcpnlr and in "111'
fnuncn of agricultural miu'lilnrry.
To meet fin needs of Jewish rrfu
gees from the Palestine war, OUT
ant up mora schools In North Africa
and the Middle Kaal.
Today OUT now a world organ-
lallnn operates In IB rounti lea.
It la supported by pi Iviiln con
trlbiitlona. Training given In the OUT
acliiMila la Irca. Nlnety.llvo pi-r ci-nt
ol the students air Jews, but reg
istration la not llmlicd by age,
color or ri'llKlon.
The New Yoik sclioola two or
the motil flourishing In OHT'a
world network have trained 10,000
Ul'a for self-support since they
were louudrd In World War II.
One la the OUT Trade Hchool,
tracliiiiK radio and TV rcpiiii,
diuwlng and Jewelry inukliiK. 'I lie
other la the llriimaou OUT Trude
Hchool, nprrluli.lim In nccdlcwoik
Iruden, lloth operate In the lute
afternoon and early evening lour
dny a week, as moat of the slu.
dents hold duy Juba.
Wulk Into them any aclionl even
ing and you will llnd men whu
wore lormerly rabbin, luwyera und
businessmen and women who were
once proleaaora and niirnea bending
over the muchlucn. Many of tho.se
tinlned In the schools are now
working In American Industry,
One operates a corael factory
ciuployliiK 20 operators, another
owns a lingerie factory, a third
runs a factory producing pluslic
articles.
lilin overboiird. lie aneaked aboard
without tmyliiK hla fiiro, and ap-
purciilly hua paid nothing lor hla
rouiiu-umi-rniiiMi inpa since. How
ever, no lias rnoiiitii money to pay
lor Ills iiii'iils lor a time, at least.
The jH-rpetuul puascngcr aaya he
la an Ainerlcun, 'I lie American con
sulate general auya he Isn't, The
iiuin auya his nume la M. P.
O III leu. Friends aay OTIrlen la a
contraction of his real Hungarian
nume.
Aciiuiiliitnnccs say O'Brien waa
known In HIiiiiikIiuI at one time aa
un "unrecognized American" who
once held American papers but
ioni iiiem. I lie Htato Ucpurtrnenl
told conniilur olllcera here had had
been In Sliiitighitl several years un
der a number ol ulluses.
The story here la that O'Brien
reached Mucuu from Canton, in
Hrd China, In September, alter get
ling communist permission to
leuve Shanghai,
The I'ortUKUcafl let lilin Into Ml-
cuu on condlliun that he leave in
a week. I'ollco any O'Brien will go
into dry docs; wim ner unless he
gets a belter set ot pupers. But
they linvo no suttgeslloiui on how
lie Is to do that.
OTIrlen couldn't be reached lor
comment. Ile a at sea. , , . some.
whcie In the 60 miles between Ma
cau and Hong Kong,
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Wmsm.
Million Reserves Backing Russian Air Force
WASHINGTON 11 Runala has Air Force said, adding:
yi ii . 'i about a million Air Force reserv-
l'lli i II lata It could call upon In case of
t li'la war. The United States has
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f '' VvVffclll This was announced today by
J : A. .I I' I 'the U.S. Air Force In the Air Re-
Soviets Accuse Danish
Of Setting Up NATO Base
MOSCOW tl Kuwilu has ac
cused Doninurk of ncguiiullug with
Iho United Statea to set up NATO
bases (or foreign troops on Danish
territory.
8uch bases, a firmly-worded Rus
sian note declared, would create a
threat to the security of the So
viet Union,"
The formal Ruaalan protest, pub
lished Thursday In all Moscow
newspapers and delivered Wednea.
day to the Dnnhh minister here,
aald establishment ol such bnsen
would violate Uanlsh-8nvlcl agrre
unenta reached since the end of
World War II.
"The Soviet government puts
upon the Danish government all
reaKnBlblllty lor possible come
cjuencea of such a policy." the Rub
slan note declared.
The protest followed close on
Bovlrt press attacks on the recent
naval maneuvcre around Norway
and Denmark, both Atlantic Fact
members.
Russian newnpupers hud de
scribed trie war gnmea, which in
cluded a landing by U. B. Murines
on Demnark'a Jutlund pcnlnnulu,
aa evidence or aggressive inten
tions toward HusMu.
The tone of the note Indicated
the Russian government Is taking
an extremely serious view of the
question.
What counter-measures the So
viets might have In mind could
only be speculated on.
(In Denmark, Uie cabinet was
called Into extraordinary session
to consider the Soviet protest,
foreign Minister Ole BJoern Krnlt
declined any comment on the note.
Ilrlluble liifoinmiilN In Copen
hagen said later, however, that the
Dullish government will either re
loci the note or leave It unans
wered. Public reaction thus (ur
haa been one of resentment against
what Dunes (eel to be unwarranted
Soviet Interference In Danish and
NATO affairs.
Air Action Up
In Korea War
HKOUI,. Korea I U.8. and
Communist lets Untiled In Octo
bers IIihI ulr bttlllca Thursday.
The Kllth Air Force snld one Red
MIO-lb was shot down and two
were diimuged.
The duy't heuvlest ground fight
ing flared on the bust - central
Front. South Korean Inlantrymen
Inuglil to within &0 yards of the
top of Wire Hill, captured by Chi
nese Reus Monday.
Late report from Eighth Army
headuuurtrrs nuld heavy fighting
wus allll In progress.
'Ilie Air Force unnounced that
Allied planes shot down 107 Rua-slnn-bullt
MlO-ISn In the past three
months. U.N. losses In the ulr bat
tles wero seven U, 8. F-86 Sabres
and three F-H4 Thunderleta. Sixty-
two ol the MIOs were downed In
September.
Thursday's Mid kill came In an
ulr buttle between two Sabres and
four MIOs southwest of Slnulju
Heen in Northwest Korea.
B-Iifl Invader bombera hunted
Communist supply vehicles
Wednesday night and pilots report
ed &0 destroyed. They also report
ed knocking out two locomotives
ii lid 10 boxcars and damaging an
other locomotive and 10 boxcars on
the Fast Const rail line far behind
the 1 1 iiea.
South Korean Infantrymen
stormed Wire Hill Wedneaday
nluht. but were beaten orf In hand-
to-hand fighting. The attack was
renewed at davbreak against
heavy Chinese artillery and mor
tar barrage.
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nique involved in three-dimensional movie process making its
bow on Broadway. A cylindrical, concave screen, 63 'feet
ecross end 23 feet high about six times the normal siie of
theater screen is used. Sound comes from eight separate
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filmed on three separate reels simultaneously is projected
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servlst, olliclal Air Force monthly
magazine. The Air Force aald the
article la the first known attempt
at rounding up Russia's Air rorce
Reserve atrength and program.
The article lelt many holes In
the complete picture because, the
Air Force said, 11 waa Impossible
to get all the Information needed.
Hut It doea indicate wnut tne U.S.
might be up against In case of a
war with Russia.
The mllllon-man reserve organ
ization would aupplement the reg
ular Russian Air Force In cane of
war. How many aircraft these re
serves would put In the aky the
Air Force couldn't aay.
The Ruaalina said In March,
11151, they had 18,000 combat planes
with a big enough regular Air
Force to fly them. The total man
power of the regular Air Force la
not publicly known.
The United States now haa a
970.OOO.mun Air Force with about
20.000 combat planes.
The backbone of the Red Air
Force Reserve Is the "Aero Clubs."
They're staffed by prolesslonal (ly
ing and training Instructors, the
"In 1037, the Soviet leaders gave
the Aero Clubs the mission of
training 150,000 pilots. Just what
percentage ol tnis goal was
reached la not known, but when
World War II siartrd the clubs
had created a vast reserve of
seml-tralned pilots and technicians
upon which the Soviet Air Force
waa able to draw during the early
part of the conflict."
The training for these reservists
la tough and to get a top pilot
rating In the clubs takes at least
J.aOO hours of flying. They must
"have flown at least, 10 typea of
aircraft, carried out several night
and instrument cross country
flighta and have at least six years
sport flying to their credit."
Ine reservists take cart each
year m the Air Force Day pro
gram in Moscow. From actual
observations, the Air Force aald.
the standard of their flying la
high. It pointed out. however.
that only the beat pilots would b
useo in sucn a snow.
The manpower for the reserve-
organization comes from a eon.
slant stream of regular Air Fore
personnel going OK active duly.
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