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SANTA ANA REGISTER, TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1942 Huge Bombers from American Plane Factories Leaving Canadian Base in Increasing Numbers Marshal Sir who runs this 'an ringmaster ng circus mov- iob is one of two pieces to fill in the set this wife jiuikes it on the second shot now Frederick I show like a vote keeping a three-r smoothly. His the most vital in the United scheme of smothering the Axis under clouds of planes. He must see to it that the ships ting a get to the fighting fronts. command extends to Britain. In- and deadly.

The only bright col- rtia. Africa. South America and Qrs ijre re(j vyhite and blue Australia. insignias of the RAF and the U. Just how many bombers arojg Army.

across is a tight secret There ar The Royal Air Force ferry com- gray-green war are get- ir.al tuneup and check fore taking off. They look grim In- i and but let me tell you what I have seen at this huge air field from which the bombers take off iay after day in thundering herds, heir pilots heading them for war fronts. GRIM AND DEADLY Row on row of American-made giants and their smaler their aluminum skins daubed with the huge Boeing flying fortresses, Consolidated Sir Frederick says the Liberator is ship without a Hudsons and other medium bombers including the high-tailed B25 in which Jimmy Doolittle and his boys bombed Tokyo. Some of the ships have cartoons painted on the sides: one was the Another show- rhe following programs are compiled from reports provided by the broadcasters. We assume no responsibility for last minute program rhangcs on their part.

Heavily-clad gunner, his weapon on his shoulder, is about to board catapult plane to take off on mission from British warship at sea. Tonight F. M. V. Kaltcnborn America EGA wee ton' Music Hamblen 5:15 New, Wilder KHJ-J.

Richard Or. Front 5:30 Cheat Period Jordan Flannery Bill Club 5 :45 Roundup Period 6 P. M. Battle of M1 Page Hornet KHJ--Gabriel P.lfrg« 2 8:15 Army Period run-Music 6:30 KM Program This Is War from 7 P. M.

With Judrr KM for Two Spy B. 1:15 A Family 7:30 Or. KM Rvdor KHJ-Morton Could Or. Hr. Musio 7:45 Arden Hunt F.

M. KFT Fred Waring Or. KMPC-KFA News Goes By Day Quia Andy 8:15 Period KM Dunt Abner Miller Or. to 10:00 8 30 Man Please Shadow Period Defense Heir 9 P. M.

Man 1 Hr. of Fame KNX Hobbv Lobby 9:15 Calloway Or. A f.lndley 9 -30 Kings Johnson B. Hughes Period Melody Hr. 9:45 Shield Or.

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10:15 Music Olympic Fights Fio Rlto Or. 10:30 KFI-KM A Pannell Time 10:45 Owens Or. KM In Night Herman Or. 11 P. M.

Savitt Or. 11:15 Rcichman Or. Henry Busse Or. Diana Gayle 11 -Ji0 IT.T—Dine-Danee You Want Public Affairs 11 45 Period Calloway Or. KNX Strand's Or.

GOODNIGHT ed a bomb sight trained on Tokyo. Another showed a bulldog chasing Hitler over a fence Indications 1 hat the flyers have a goal beyond the ferry destination. The occasional fighter planes that come into the field look like undersized terriers beside a pack of mastiffs. The gloomy shadows of closely guarded hangars hum with the activity of mechanics and engineers poking into motors, radios and instruments, making adjust- Olson's Claim On Budget Hit By Earl Warren LOS ANGELES, July Governor claim that he has the was termed in a public statement today by Atty. Gen.

Earl Warren, nonpartisan candidate for governor. state has achieved a measure of solvency in its government in spite of Governor Olson not because of Warren declared. get the record said Warren. Olson administration has been guilty of the most profligate waste and misuse of public funds in the history. If Governor Olson had had his way, there would be no surplus in the state treasury today; instead there would be a staggering deficit and the people of California would be carrying a much heavier tax load than is now imposed upon them.

credit for the present surplus belongs to the courageous members of the state legislature, both Democrats and Republicans, who fought Governor Olson to a standstill, despite very conceivable type of political pressure, and who reduced his prodigal demands for funds by more than 5125,000,000. It was these same splendid nonpartisan legislators who defeated Governor Olson's demands for more than S75.000,- 000 in taxes. And it is this same group of legislators whom Governor Olson is now trying desperately to CHANGED people of California should not be deceived. Governor Olson has not changed his habits of reckless extravagance. When the governor is attempting to the men who made possible the present surplus, it is absurd for him to go before the people claiming credit for that Warren declared that if elected he intends to an end to the debauch of payroll-padding and political extravagance at is simpiy unthinkable at this said Warren when our people are making every possible sacrifice to advance the war effort, that rampant extravagance should be allowed to continue in state government.

We are in a combat zone and it is time we started stripping for BY RAY TUCKER ments and minor repairs. As soon Swimmers at Tustin And Newport Sign Registration for Red Cross swimming classes, opening yesterday and continuing through July 31, is still open at Tustin High school plunge and at Newport Harbor headquarters, according to announcement made today. Santa Ana high school plunge classes are also being conducted, YOUR DIAL KMTR FI KMPC 570 610 710 KECA K1IJ KFWB KFYD KNX 700 930 980 1070 KRK1) KGFJ KFAC KGEK KVOE ...1490 as they are approved, the ships are off. The number of planes on the apron never seems to change. As some roar down the runways and pull their landing gear up into their bellies for the trans-ocean flight, others glide in to take their places in an endless round robin.

a big show at this western terminal on the highroad to and getting bigger. Sir Frederick, the boys will tell you, is doing himself quite a job, and leaning heavily on American civilian ferry pilots to get the job done. He was once a navy man. with registration closing yesterday. Tomorrow KFI -Farm Home 7 A.

M. KHJ New Mut Lawton Marcel 1 AC Pastor 7.15 KFI -Fieetwood Lawton KM KECA Clock A Bhine Roundup Andy KECA KNX 7:45 KFI KHJ-KFWB- Musical Clock KNX Priog a 8 A. M. KFI -Johnny Murray Ptri Breakfast Cl the l.mtl Breakfast Club Country Cnurch 8:15 Bar. Club KNX- Melody 8:30 KFI-KECA-K Unity Word Lady 8:45 KFI-David Harura Johnson Miss ade 9 A.

KFI Johnson Carter Club Smith 9:15 Child KM PC- Lady Be Good KECA Helen Heitt Spices oi 1942 Sister 3U Bible KKCA At Sard! Happy Homes KFWB Penod Heien Trent 9 45 Doing Period Bowling Center Sunday 10 A. M. Bridge Club Period Beauttful 10:15 FI rl od A Husband Market In 10:30 KFI Betty Bob Period Hill Today 10:45 Kate Wife KHJ My Period Drake 11 A. M. of World Milan! Plain Bill Jarvis hr.

Horizon 11 KFI -Lonely Women Malone Thom Aunt Jenny 11:30 Light Sweetland Jim KHJ-Eddie Albright A Learn 11 45 of All Hill Period KHJ -Treasury Parade Goldbergs NOON Reporter Period A Carter 12:15 Perkins 12:30 Family 2-4 Ranch Interne 12 45 Right the Du gout EC Vailey KFWB-Jubilee 1 P. M. KFI Backstage Wife League KHJ -Bill Wax Shop George Hughling, director of swimming and life saving at University of California, who completed Red Cross classes last week at Orange plunge, is in charge of the Newport campaign; while Charles Eaton is directing Santa Ana and Tustin plunge activities. Dr. Arthur Wade is chairman of the water safety and life saving for Southern Orange County Red Cross chapter.

Auto Tools Stolen KII.1 Baseball Roundup 1:30 York Quiz Vice IS League 1 :45 Brown sr. A Music Brrch 2:15 Blake With Band Shift 2:30 KFI Agnes White Hour A Music Period Winter 2 45 KFI Tame Journev Period Bookworm Bern la 3 r. KFI Road of Life R. Bercovicl Period A Music 3:15 A Sade Navy To Use S. A.

Man's Cruiser Soon to see government 40-foot cruiser owned by H. R. Brinkerhoff of this city. The ship, built in Santa Ana High school work's shops, was launched and chisten- in the spring of this year at Newport harbor. Brinkerhoff was advised by the I War Shipping administration yes- I terday that the craft will be requisitioned for Navy use.

Such ships are used in picket duty and it was said. The was named for Carroll and Jack Brinkerhoff, daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. Brinkerhoff. Automobile tools valued at $40 were reported stolen from the garage of James D.

Maloney, 728 East Chestnut, Santa Ana, ac cording to a report on file today at city police headquarters. Loss of a coat and billfold containing $40 was reported by C. Leiverman, 1102 Spurgeon, Santa Ana. Leiverman told officers that the property was taken from local cafe yesterday. Another lost billfold was reported by John Stover, 216 East Washington, mathematics instructor at Santa Ana Army Air base.

WASHINGTON Sidetracked A new War Service proposal placing every man or woman over twenty years old at the Government's call for military, industrial or agricultural duty has been submitted to federal officials by the same New York group which obtained enactment of the Selective Service Law. Principal sponsor is Grenville Clark, who wrote the original Wadsworth- Burke draft bill long before the Administration was audacious enough tc back the scheme. The program, which reached the Capitol in full-blown form only a few days ago, was framed on the basis of experiences gained during the operation of the conscription machinery. It authorizes Washington to say whether an individual shall serve with the armed forces, shift from one factory to another or go into the fields and harvest crops. It would even permit the export of Labor to other countries, particularly in the Western Hemisphere, if contribution were considered more valuable there than within the United States.

Men and women would be as completely at the disposal of the state as they are in totalitarian nations. Federal Security Administrator Paul V. McNutt, who also heads the War Manpower Commission, advanced a similar suggestion some months previously, although it was not nearly so comprehensive as the current version. His measure was sidetracked at the White House, but he still hankers for the idea and the control. Many important people in the War, Navy and W.

P. B. believe that such a catchball system will be needed before the strife ends. Surprise he construction of huge transport planes for speedy shuttling of men and munitions t.o far-off fronts blockaded Axis armies has reached a more advanced stage than the public realizes. Although volume production may not be attained until next year, these fleets eventually should enable the Allies to laugh at the submarine menace.

A leading aircraft company on the west coast already has transformed its peacetime cargo ship into a war machine, and monthly output is encouraging. The carrier will accommodate approximately twenty-four fully equipped infantry men, twenty machine gunners or eight light tanks in the fuselage. A larger model will haul three-ton tractors, jeeps add similar vehicles in considerable quantity. With a full load these craft have a range of from a thousand to fifteen hundred miles, three thousand with a smaller freight. A super sky liner only recently readied for manufacture will be the of all.

It will have a gross tonnage of about one hundred and thirty-five tons, and will handle fifty tdns of material, including medium-sized tanks. Unfortunately, this type will not roll from assembly lines in appreciable quantity for some time. But when hundreds of these giants are placed in service, the distances which now handicap the democracies will vanish. Squadrons of this cavalry of the clouds will descend on the enemy at unexpected moments and places. Surprise attacks by overwhelming secret of success so become more difficult.

Hair Leon ten- year reign at Capital, as an again, off figure of interest and importance, may end with submission of the reported scheme for general stabilization of prices, wages and raw materials. Congressional intimates of the White House look for a characteristic Rooseveltian settlement of a troublesome problem. It Is generally admitted that the Price Administrator has tried to handle a difficult assignment with utter regard for the national welfare. He could not entirely forego lingering radical judices, but he has sought to prevent inflation. He has, however, irritated such powerful factions as the politicians, Green-Murray crowd, and key manufacturers.

At times he has been stubborn and hostile toward the men on Capitol Hill. He has lost his temper in committee meetings. On several important issues he has not enjoyed the complete support of the Administration. He and N.W.L.B. and W.P.B., not to mention the Army and the Navy, have been getting in each hair.

So it will not be surprising if F.D.R. proposes the establishment of a three-man board that will function as both an administrative and judicial body. Such an agency would give the victims of price fixing the impression that they had the right of appeal. Mr. Henderson will probably be retained in such an organization, but he will not be the sole, arbitrary and unapproachable poo-bah.

NEW YORK By Albert N. Leman Invaded One of the problems which will face the American Army when it lands in Europe will the attitude of the subject peoples. guesses nor hunches will give the answer. When doughboys stomped leisurely down the gangplanks at Cherbourg, Brest and St. Nazaire, Frenchmen yelled, and mademoiselles cried, la, Will they be so glad today or will they be sullen, suspicious or hostile? Our presence upon their soil will bring back all the hells of open warfare.

Once again their homes will be the targets of Nazi shells and their families the victims of bombs. Will the old French love of liberty or the new Vichy desire for security be the motive which guides their actions? For if Lavalism has seeped to the peasantry, our enough against Germans and fortifications be tenfold. But we are gambling on a friendship sealed in the Argonne. The Canadians are producing a small machine gun which the Allies will distribute among the inhabitants. If we rearm the citi- GILBERT P.

TRUJILLO, 22, private with the S. Infantry in Australia, has been in service six months. He is a native Santa Anan and a graduate of Santa Ana High school. He is the son of Frank C. Trujillo of San Francisco.

kt zenry, we shall be obliged also to furnish uniforms because civilians in normal garb caught with guns can be shot as franc-tireurs. We cannot count on too many able- bodied men because many of them are still pfisoners Germany. One of the reasons that crafty Hitler keeps them captive is because he does not. want them in any territory that may be invaded by the United Nations. Bogles The impression grows in New York mercantile circles that American inventiveness is likely to postpone many of the threatened shortages in consumer goods which Government experts forecast for early Fall.

Only a few months ago seers gloomily predicted that long the store shelves would be as bare as baskets returning home from a picnic. But such a dearth is not evident from, recent unofficial surveys made by trade organizations. Articles fabricated from strate- gic materials cannot be ordered, but all kinds of substitutes have appeared in the market. Reports from manufacturers and research laboratories hint that even more ingenious gadgets arc on their Routing of To Pris War Simpli WASHINGTON -Simplified wlhoA1 mail to prisoners ian internees in were announced todav MAIL EXPEDITE the Navy, in International Red cS Universal Postal Switzerland, taken to expedite such possible. The Postal has organized a postal? the benefit of pris, ternees between land and Tokyo via and Siberia.

This service now con- in Japan. Korea, Fon halin Kwantung tenitjl hai, Hong Kong and pied territories. Service areas occupied by forces is now in prepa; CENSORSHIP OFFIC U. S. Army officials have set up in Chicago ship office through wh of this type must be The Navy said com for prisoners and inti territories where the nnj service hac been establ where names of prison not yet known, should be ed to the Japanese Re Tokyo.

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