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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-21

Uric acid In meat sxcltes The kidneys. .they!
eeeome overvosked, eet sluggish. ache. and teel
~ Jumps oi lead. The ur3nc becomes cloudy.
~ bladder u irritatsd. and you may be Obliged
e aesk relief two or three times during the neht.
when the kidneys clog you must hslp them tlusl,
~ the body's urinous waste or you'll be rec!
sik person shortly. At first you fe:i : ., du..
hackschs. sick headache, dissInesa. stomach sets
eegh tongue coated and you isel rheumatic
swlsees when the weather II had
Eat Ieas meat. drink lota ol water; ela0 eet
non any phasmaclat iour ounces o( lad seItsi
= tahlsapoonlul = . dAss e .ass ssssss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-21

Swmlwous lor EuhltcAtlna n FOra'
c1osnro of Tax Ian
In the Circuit Court oe NE STATE OF
Orseon. Tor KlaMa1A County
Nolta Juicy realty Company. . cor
poration. Plaintie.
a. ). x,ss.S.n. w,a.sssl .. nl,,s. ",
9. nllis apd Robert ehanbeau.
Deeendauts.
TO a. ]. Nltohsll. WinifrsA 2, rlli6,
w. 3. Nllie and Roeest ohamboau,
the above named poten1alts;
In the name Of the oeaSe q Oregon;
You are hereby notloea hat Nolte
Utlsy Realty Company. . corporation,
the holder OF Certleee1e Of Delta
10th dAy Of October. lolo. y ~ ~
colloct0r Of the cOuney oe klamath,
state q Oregon. tor ~ anosSt d
three and ol.lO0 dollAss. The sane
hejng the amount then ane and ~
unqusat Tor the taxes tor The PEAL
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-21
ROAD BONDING
BILL 70 Be UP

Tho peopi. OF Oregon viii be called
upon io vote on n bill providing Tor
the raising of $4,000 900 bonds for
u" building OF roads In this state. Z
Tic bill viii be run In the Herald
IN srellons. beginning nj the first and
continuing through n " ms follows:
IN Act 70 provide for the ccnxtrur-
rion ei roads and highways In tho
sint' of Oregon: 10 provide for the
iFarante of bonds by the state of Ore
n 10 tniss frorcy 10 carry out the
purposes of this net. 10 authorize the
f'aie Highway CommissiOn, TO tak"
such nclItr End perform such duties
RS may he necessary 10 meet tho re-
lnit"mehit ~ this nrt: 10 designate
and authorize the construction Of Ger.
tain haid.snrsaeed highways ana Ger.
tain post reads and certain forest
roads. "and 20 provide for other po~t
rsnhs and forest roads: To provide for
tho letting Of contracts for the cOu.,
sirnciion. paving and maintenance of
reads and highways. To make the sur.
plus arising from the fees collected
under iiou,e biii No. 50a of the prcs.
ent legislative session u fund under
the jurisdictions Of the State Highway
commission with which 10 pay inter.
80, aud principal on bonded indebted
neHa of tho state. contracted BY the
stat" for road purposes. aud other
lawful claims incurred by said com.
mission. and Ia provide for modifying
the terms of Hons. Iiit No. -. passed
by the ?oth Legislative assembly Of
the state of Oregon. and To provide
for submitting this act 10 tho people.
lnnd Tor the enlling of u special ciec-
ition therefor. and declaring an emer.
gcney.'
BE Il enacted by the people Of the
state of Oregon
Section THE State Highway
Commission is hereby authorized. en-.
powered and directed. during tho next
Ave years. To sell the bonds Of the
state of Oregon. nv hereinafter pro-
videsi. In mn amount sufficient 10 raise
enough money TO meet the require
mcn,s Of this net.
Provided. that not more than e1.-
600. 900 In bonds shalt bc issucd here
under during the year 1917. and that
mo-, more than $4,000 900 In addition
IN amy surplus unissued or unex.
pended ont OF the 100000 author
iscd for the year 1917. shall be H.
sued during the year 1913.
Section 2-Thc State Highway
Commission Is hereby authorized. en-
powered and directed 10 enter into
such contracts. appoint such oflscials.
aud do any other act or thing neces-
sary TO fully meet the requirements
VI this Act.
, (con'inued In Thursdays Hcrald)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-21


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cloggs1 Hoetsils opsn ~ ~; - ~
passases Il youP heeA e>eps an1 yea
ean hreathe ersely. Ne uaee hawk
ins. snu4lins. blewils. Aea4ooAos m
aess. No stswegliAg ~ heoa&A .
sisht; POUR ~ ~ satassa eloap-
peaFA ss.
0st ) snali hsetls 4 DiHs cspen
Balm iron yous osuGglst nsv. A1e1y
. little . ~ tragrsnt antooaoeeos
Lsalins eeean II yoss naetrola n
penetsatss thveaoh evoSg ~ uooeoQo
Il ~ haaA. eeeehAo ~ 1nmo e1l
swollen mueoos 0anp
eenss insta1tly. s D. 4: III & u; 81 s. 3
III IN ~ Doo't eooH y
" uith . ~ - 49, eoeegg
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-21
,.aaA 1. sn~,, Tract.

The rnynsr ranch at MeVi'l !" ia
be divided ap and sold OIL In tracts ia
nui, on long time aud easy payments.
This ts one OF the best old farms nj
Merrill. and will be- sold at prices
much below the market
u. e. PETIT.
Al Hotel Han for few days. or I'D.
dreas Seattle. Wash. S0.3ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-21

Hunmnons Sos Publlratiom In Fore
r1esure oe 1ax LIN
In the Circuit Court Of the State Of
Oregon. for klamath County
Nolte Utiey Realt1 Company. . cor.
poraticn. Plainti6.
Albert sunblad and Albert 6unbald.
Defendanta.
To Albert eunblaA and Albert Sun.
bald. tho shove named defend
ants:
In the name Of the State OF Oregon:
You arc hereby notinsd that Nolte
Utley Realty Company, Q corporation.
the holder OF Certificate Of Delin.
queucy numbered e4s. Issued on the
SOth day OF Oceobee. 1918. BY the tax
collector Of tho county Of Klamath.
state 0f Oregon. for the amount Of
two and <7-loO dollars. the same
being the amount then due and de-
linQMent for the taxes for the year
1919, together with penalty. Interest
ana costs thereon upSn the real prop
erty assessed 10 you. of which y0u are
che owner ~ appears OF record. situ-
ated In said county and state. and
-
follows, to-Wit:
The south half OF the southeast
quarter Of the northeast quarter 0l
section 8. township 80 south. range
~ cast. w. ~.
You are further notified that said
Noltc utlcy Realty Company. cor
poratton. has paid taxes on said prem
isea for prior or subsequent years,
A> sNf nm A.
amounts - follows:
receipt No. 5606. amount 3.76. rate oi
Year 1914. paid Oct. 80. 1915. tai
interest IS per cent per snnum,
receipt No. 1851. amount 3.ee. rate ol
,intersst l6 per cent Per snnam.
| Said Albert SunblAd
: a. the owner Of the lo0al title OF thu
ahoss described property - the samt
appears OF record. aud each OF thu
other persons above named are here
by notified that NoltN Utlsy Company
corporation. plaintiff herein. vii
apply TO the circuit court OF the c0un
~ aud state aforesaid Tor Q decree
(. f0rccl0sluG the lien against the prop
crty above described. and mentioned
/, In said certificate. And you are here
by summoned to appear within sixt!
days after the lrst publication OF THU
aummona. exclusive 0f the day OF said
first publication. and defend thii
action or pay the amount due =.
above shown, together With coats ant
accrued interest. nnd In case OF yoMl
fGilure to do 40. decree Will be rem
Gerel foreclosing the lien OF aait
taxes and costs against the land ant
premises eb0ve named.
This summons Is pNbliahed BY or
dor oi the Honorable d. v. kuyken
dali, Judge Of the circuit court OF thu
Istate OF Oregon. for the county o
klamath, and aaid order was mad,
and dated the S0th day OF January
l9l7. and the date OF the hrst publ
cation OF this summons 10 the III
day OF February. 1917.
All process and papeSo IN this pro
lccsdinGu may be served upon the uu
dsrsigned residing within the state o
Oregon q the address hereinafter
HERBERT P. WEIGH.
Attorney Tor Plaintt6.
,Addreae-Lakoviow Oregon.
, 7.ll.4l.Hos 7.l<.Sl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-21
Notice Of Shcrir's Sale
In the Circuit Court OF the State q
Oregon. for Klamath County.
r. l.. Monroe. Plaintiff.

IN the circuit court OF the ot1to O'
Oregon. for Klamath County.
r. l.. Monroe. Plaintiff.
J. r. Akin and Grace e. Akin. De
feudants.
ny virtue Of an execution. juds'
ment order. decree and order OF sals
issued out OF the above entitled court
In the above entitled cause to me d.
rected and dated ON the ltth day ot
March. 1917. upon judgment render
cd and entered In said court on thu
18th day Of MarchAlsl7. In favor Of
the above named plaintiff. r. L. Mon
roe. and against the above named de-
fendants. J. R. Akin and Grace 4
Akin. his wife. for the sum Of eSo0.oe
with interest At the rate Of Z POI
cent from the let day Of March. lol3
and for the further sum Of 5000 aAd
for the further sum ioe e3s % cosla
and disbursements. together with the
costs Of end upon this writ eomnanA'
ing me 70 make aale OF The lollowlnl
described rSal property. situated Il
tho county Of klamath. STATE Of Ore
gon. and described -
the southeast quarter (kl Of ~
southeast quarter (k) Of ssctios
thirty-two (S3). townsAip tAirty
six (sO south. rangs tourtess
(lll east Of the Wlllamstte Aerid
Ian. contaiaias forty (AO aeres
more or less.
Nov. therefore. by virtue os seid -
seution. judsmsat order. decree aat
order OF sale. and II compliance viii
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-21

The eonnaAls u ~ vSie. I wl11. =
the Ssth lay Of ASs1s, 1o19. q .
O'Clock. II the front does Of ~ seua-
y court hoses. - k1ansth 1alIs.
klamath county. Osseos. ssjl q pub-
Tic asctlon. subjsct 70 The sslsnpsloa.
10 the highest bidAes fos cash IL
hand, oil the right. title End issss0st
which the above namsd dssealants.
or either Of then. had On the llth
day OF September, 1915, the date ~
the mortsase herein fossclossd. Or.
since that date had In and 70 the
above dsscribed propssty. o. any post
thereof. TO satisfy said exssssIos.
judgment order and decree. intsfsst.
costs snd accsuing costs.
Dated this 14th day Of March. 1917.
GEO. L. HUMPHREY.
Sheriff Of klamath Ccunty. ore.
By T. =. GRIFFITH. Dspaty.
14-31-3S-4-11-1e-3S
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-21

WNUON. MATCH 5I,-vouu9 Puh'
b cf Newcastle. aywcight champion
q Northern England. has been
wounded on tho hrinE ltne Ia North.
em prsnec. i'ando II . shifty little
lessr. Iiis best nxhts wsrs against
!lony Wilde. who shaded him three
''nss over the 30. Is ard 10 round
sostss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-21
0uuu1Do0o
(Esuiity STD

(Egullty STD
/, IN the Circuit Cosrt Of the 0eats o.
|! Oregon. for The Cosssy o. Klan-
| ath.
lClaude n. Levin, Plainti9,
".
Benita n. Lswin. Dsssndaat.
TO Bssita n. Lewis. ths Dslsnlaat
above named:
In the sans o. the stats u 0rsguo,
!you are hsrsby fequiss1 70 apeser
land answer Tie epmplaint 11o1
Isgainst you In the abovs entitled salt.
on Or before ths 9Sth ~ oE Apsil.
1917. that bsing The Gay Of ~ 1aae
publication of Summons ana the 1ase
day within which yos ass required 70
appear and answer said eonplaint =
lflxed By the order Of publleatioa %
this summons. II you fail u appeaf
and answer. the plaintiff VIII appay
to the court Tor the relief pgayed Ter
In his said conplaiat. 1ai6 suit =
brought TO secure aisolutjoa q ths
bonds Of matrinony hesstefoee a1d
lnow existing bstwssa yoarsslf aaA
this plaintiR. and for Tie custody ~
the two ninoe ehildres.
| This sunnons = pub1iaAeA q tAs
Evening Herald. daily nsv1Dapss q
general circulation. psinssd. pabllsA.
q and circulated daily q KIanaA
- - - -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-21

The Chlic0tc agency h the home q
the .l:lma compamics. Ask for llrc,
life, accident and lscalth raeea. 70
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-10-18
A-Fightin' Kaiser Bill
A-raisin' wheat and taters,

A-fa1S1n wheat and taterS,
Just suits my cousin Joe;
And playin' in the Navy band
Delights Matilda's beau:
But as for fightin', truly,
II I'm to have my fill,
Give nae trench, beside the French
A-fightin' Kaiser Bill.
While some would fain be Wilson,
A-bossin' Uncle Sam;
And others covet Hoover's job,
Ffxin' the price of ham:
Yet, if you'd grant a favor,
To make me fairly thrill,
Give me trench, beside the French
A-fghtin' Kaiser Bill.
Now, If you think I'm bluffin'
Your doubts I'll clear away:
Say, if you knew the time had
A-leavin' Stella May!
l turned my back on heaven,
A-biddin' her farewell,
To face trench, beside the French
And fight that Kaiser Bill.
Give me trench on the battle-line,
Headed for the German Rhine.
"Over the top" and up Berlin's hill!
Me for the fightin of Kaiser Bill.
r. W. Mason.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-10-18
BIG PAY FOR STEEL WORKERS
Some Workmen in the Industry Draw
as High as $500 a
Month.

Young wages thar
ever known before in the steel industry
are being paid workers in local steel
mills. Some workmen make as much
as $500 monthly. This is due to the
sliding scale of wages, based on the
selling prices of steel, for sheet and
tin plate workmen under the Anal
gamated association ruling.
Tremendous profits followed in the
wake of the declaration of the Euro
pean war. The highest wages go to
the rollers" Heaters, roughers and
other workmen receive corresponding
ly high wages.
1t Is not uncommon for laborers to
get from $12 to SIS a day. In some
cases, from So to Sc daily is made by
unskilled workmen after few weeks
experience.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-10-18

acres and was purchased by The Uncl
Sam Oil Co. in June, and the pres
: ent well was promptly started. Fort
} acres of the Turner lease is about $50
} feet west of the famous Trapshoote
eighty, while the other 100 acres il
just across One-quarter section south
west.
There are no dry holes between thu
big gushers and the Turner 200-acrt
lease, owned by The Uncle Sam Oh
Company.
On the Ralston lease, only about 11O(
feet from the Turner 100 acres, a re-
ported 1600-barrel producer was Sc.
cured few days ago. This Ralstor
we'll is reported as the largest on the
Ralston lease and would indicate that
the Towanda pool would produce an
other flock of gushers at the aPrker-
Orban-Turner and Ralston corners
We expect anywhere from 30O-bar-
rel well to 30,0O0-barrel gusher at
the Uncle Sam Turner location.
The Uncle Sam Oil Company is the
pioneer Kansas independent, now
owned by 10000 stockholders Now,
desires to build up the drilling fund
when the prospects are so bright it
so that many other necessary test
evils may be provided for at once.
The Uncle Sam Oil Company has
been established for over twelve years.
1t owns over one hundred thousand
100000 acres of leases and $500
acres of decided lands through the oil
fields of South Dakota, Wyoming, Kan
sas, Missouri and Oklahoma. The
TTro x,,,I fho
three refineries in Kansas and Okla
homa. tt has 200 miles of pipe line;
1856 oil and gas wells; an established
trade. Owns marketing stations in
three states and has it's own tank cars
and tank wagons and auto delivery
trucks. 1t values it's combined proper
ties at about $12,000,000 actually and
potentially.
The capital of the company was re-
duced July 2, 1917, to $8,000,000 and
increased to $12,000,000 October 8.
1917. The par value of the stock is
81 per share. 1t is worcestershire.
There is provision in this stock Of
fered here that bars the transfer of
the stock to a competitor, which pro-
tects the stockholders from Oil Trust
conspirators. We consider the actual
and potential book value of the stock
at present about 81 per share. There
are 100000 shares of stock now in
the treasury to be sold for new capt.
tai to develop our present big acreage
and secure and develop new acreage.
A dollar per share would not be a
high price to pay for this stock at
this time, but the company does not
intend to do much advertising and Of
fers real bargain here at home where
hundreds are looking for real oil
stock to purchase.
The Uncle Sam Oil Company is the |
only established company that has re-
GENTLY purchased large acreage in the |
Towanda pool that has not greatly
doomed the price of its stock.
There is stock allotment which is a
conditional stock dividend now offered
he stockholders and they are paying
n an average Of about $4,000 per
month. The larger you make your
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-10-18

!, first remittance the greater will b
your conditional stock dividend allot
ment
The company is on a check AM
voucher system. 1t is governed by
board of directors of twenty-one larg,
stockholders, who are elected annual,
by the stockholders. None of the di
There is room on the Turner 200
acre lease for forty-fice wells. A
least half this acreage is believed tt
be gusher territory, while many be-
lieve all of it will produce gusher pro-
duction.
rectors are offering their stock. The
largest stockholders expect the stock
to soon advance to at least 81 pei
share, while a great gusher on the
Turner lease might advance this stock
to SIS per share in the immediate flu
| ture
Uncle Sam Oil Company fought it's way
into this world wonder of an oil field
and secured this Turner lease at a
time that other big concerns were
seeking 1t strong.
If any of the other big companies
The splendid organization of The
had the Turner lease today with a
we'll on the expected gusher cap rock
with formations regular-they would
not sell for ten times what this Tur-
ner lease stands The Uncle Sam Oil
Company in cash.
The Uncde Sam Oil Company is drill
ing eight other wells. Five of them
are near the center of large blocks of
acreage that would jump over night
into enormous value upon the striking
of a big producer.
1t would take several pages to
detils the different properties of The
Uncle Sam Oil Company. However,
the Turner lease alone may develop
into more value than all the stock
will total at 81 per share or about
four times the offer herein to you.
There is about to so times as
much property back of this stock as
is back of the usual stock selling
company The Uncle Sam Oil Com
pany controls over 5000 acres of
leases right through the Butler
county, Kansas, district. You can buy
stock in The Uncle Sam Oil Company
today nearer a ground floor basis than
you can organize a company of your
own, even if you were successful in Sc
curing d. BOOQ tease DIT IL TedSOudDlc
price. For over twelve years The Uncle
Sam Oil Company has put nearly all
its earnings into new properties and
also added about Two Million Dollars
of new capital into new assets and
into building bigger and better the
entire combined properties. We have
held the price of the stock down so
that every honest investor would feel
safe in becoming a stakeholder in this
Pioneer Independent and help
ing it to finally become big competi-
tor of the oil trust crowd. If you have
the judgment and courage to pick out
and join real winner and wish to
own some real oil stock before an ex-
oected great gusher advances the stock |
from 5 to 20 times-do not lose any |
tfme-but fill out your check fright |
Now" to The Uncle Sam Oil Company |
Tor the stock you want and hurry it
20 the company forthwith, for any
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-10-18

In the famous Towanda district
where the largest high grade oil gush
erS in America have been recently
drilled, the new we'll of The Uncle
Sam Oil Company on the Turner lease
has reached the expected gusher cal
rock. The drillers are now under-ream
ing. According to general dip of the
secured from 2 to feet high in this
country and actual elevation measure
ments from the big producer on the
Ralston lease, the cap rock has been
/ Uncle Sam Turner we'll. This slight
raise in the formation may mean that
the flock of big gushers at the Raj
on-Orban-Parker and Turner corners
will soon be a reality. The last regu-
lar formation in about half of the To-
| wanda gushers is pink shale on top
of the cap rock from Z to 10 feet thick.
| This regular formation was found just
right on the cap rock and 10 feet thick
in the Uncle Sam Turner we'll. We
could have drilled the Turner well in
Monday, but The Uncle Sam Oil Com
pany Is operated SO as to give full
publicity and a square deal to all of
its stockholders. AS the Turner we'll
may mean millions to the stockholders,
the actual drilling through the ex-
pected gusher cap rock will start at
IL a. M (noon), Thursday, October 49,
which gives ample time for every
stakeholder who can come to be at the
well and see for themselves.
There is chance for great gusher
within a few hours after the big drill
starts next Thursday. Also in the
Wyoming field in the Laramie dis
trict another very important well OF
The Uncle Sam Oil Company is being
drilled near the center of about seven
thousand acres. Shallow gas has been
struck Also IS feet of oil sand was
drilled through two weeks ago at $50
feet Gusher production is predicted
by our Wyoming geologist within the
next nine hundred feet. Also on the
Benton anticline just west of the ia
nous Towanda pool, surveyed out by
government biologists about 81 years
ago, The Uncle Sam Oil Company has
well at total depth of 1888 feet
and should open a new gusher field |
there within a few days. The Uncle
Sam Oil Company finishes what it
starts. Has been at work on the Ben
ton well for about eight months. Also
in the Fox district in Oklahoma on the
Andrea lease of 1850 acres The Uncle
Sam Oil Company has been at work
of rover year on a well that now is
within about 100 feet of where gusher
production seems reasonably sure.
Real opportunities do not wait. You
have no time to lose If you want some
Of this real oil stock. The Uncle Sam
Oil Company is doing things. While
you read this notice the big drills will
be going deeper and deeper in seven
different districts. while everything
will be in preparedness for real
yusher at the Turner we'll. Our or
,anization Is strong and is entitled to
! real gusher at the Turner on next
but il disappointed there,
We will Immediately commence drill
ng some other location somewhere on
'ur one hundred thousand acres OF
eases until we do hit It rich.
The Turner lease consists of 400
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-10-18
FACTS ABOUT LIBERTY
BONDS

Il l. Are United States govern :,
!. ment bonds. :,
i. Bear 4 per cent interest. J
Il 8. Exempt from normal tax. !
\ 4. Sold on instalments. 50 !
I. down ON each 500 of bonds !
\ purchased; $1S Nov. IS, 1917; !
4 $40 Dec. Is, 1917; $40 Jan. IS, !
4. 1918. i
!. 5. Convertible it later bonds 4
!. bear higher interest rate. \
4 6. Mature Nov. Is, 1912, but !
!. may be redeemed by government !,
i. on and after Nov. Is, 1927. \
Il Z. Are transferable and can !.
X readily be converted into cash i.
!. at any time. !.
i. 8. Place your order now i.
X through your banker, bond.f.
!. salesman, postmaster or depart X
i. ment store-and get 10 others !.
i. to do the same. !.
4 -f.f.f.tf.t.E +.f..f+/-}.j-.i. !.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-10-18
PLAY DEAD IN
UPPER REGION
TRICKS PLAYED BY DARING AVI.
ATORS TO DECEIVE THEIR
ENEMIES
By WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS

/ WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN
FRANCE-It is not only the smart dog
that knows how to play dead and
roll over" Battleplane pilots out here
do it every day, both British and Ger
man. 1t frequently happens that it is
only by playing dead that they keep
alive.
Tricks of the Trade
When planes are fighting high in
the air and one suddenly finds himself
in a tight corner, he plays dead"
That is, he shoots vertically up into
the air, turns over on his back and
literally falls, head first, rolling over
and over, Stimulating all the motions
of a plane whose pilot has been killed
and which is utterly out of control.
So deceptive are these movements that
it is impossible to tell the difference
very often from the real thing.
How 1t Works
Today l saw good example of how
this playing dead works out. Lieut..
A flying at an altitude of three miles,
well above the clouds, encountered two
enemy machines He dived at the near
est and at short range fired short
burst into it from his machinegun. 1t
pitched on it's nose, and with smoke
coming out of it's fuselage, went
plunging and spinning into the clouds
below.
1t so happened that pilot belonging
to an entirely different squadron hap
,ened to be patrolling under the clouds
above which the fight took place. In
MS report he mentioned seeing an |
enemy plane, of certain type, fall |
n flames out of the clouds over his