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Charged-With
Killing Baronet
NASSAU, Bahamas, July' 19
(dP-While Alfred De Marigny
stroked - his Van Dyke beard,
witnesses described at a prelim-1 gage enemy fighters to the best of
your ability. Regardless of -what I
you find over that target area take
your tune and bomb accurately."
The men, who had been given
special r instructions daily for ;-. a
week, were then required to point
out their targets on an unmarked
map as a final test of their school- !
tag.
The bombardier of the first Lib
erator to touch down at its borne
base in Libya after the raid said!
that his section of the great attack-
ing formation had run into heavy
anti-aircraft fire, but did not meet
a single enemy fighter plane.
The fact that no challenging
i axis planes had arisen after Borne
had been under, attack for an hour
attested to- the effectiveness - of
inary hearing Monday the scene
1 in the bedroom where his fa-ther-in-law,
wealthy British bar
onet Sir Harry Oakes, was beaten
and left to die in a blazing bed.
But before there was any testi
mony ; to support the . murder
charge . against the, former - count,
the hearing was adjourned until
next Monday .at prosecution's re
quest. ' ' - ;
There were indications that the
investigation of the death of one
a! the world's richest men is con
tinuing, and Miami police officers
summoned to ' reinforce colonial
authorities planned to remain here
throughout the week - to "tie up
loose ends,", they said.' '.'
Attired in a neat brown suit.
Proving that Oregon's nxiZioa-plas population la' not Just
uonta eepy of Katie Book 1 was Inscribed with the
ehamber of
of the destined ewner-
tUmate, the mil-
Iarvia G. Klggs
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De Marigny often left his seat to I other American raiders pummeling
the big Caimpino airdrome, in the
Rome environs.
. The pilots who brought the raid
ers over the Eternal City declared
when they returned to their North
peer over the shoulder of Defense
Council Godfrey HIggs at exhibits
-including photographs of Sir
Harry's battered, burned body. -
His IJ-year-old wife, ; Nancy,
f Goble the other day at the Oreaea state sealtentlarv. whau InmilM vatrntrf fr it.1. immM
EtJ Treasurer Leslie It Seott was called fta to prepare this mISionih book for matting and
whQe there he expressed his thanks for the Inmates' oatrtttUa mm .! f
eieney which Insured the last book's mailing well la advance of the date vpea which Eatlea Book t is
tLTZZJJl.:,' Cfr"'."' ff .rA center. annoneed Monday tons of bombs for nearly 73 min-
Th toui LJZv was saaiaai oooas wevia m la tstm man by tonight utes, i meeting almost
command were 'joined by ' four
eiined liberators frora the mid
dle esstrTheir cretvs had trained
for weks - for this delicate task
and -carried- large -aerial photo
graphs on which such - places as
Vatican city, and the churches, Ct
J c ha Lutheran . and ? Canta t laria
re, v. era mar Lei !n red and
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' .."I 'tut . ca no acccu-.t' fce dam
The Romans had been told
Sunday and early Monday by
leaflets to . take shelter, that an
attack . was coming.
Interspersed among the r&iders
Monday were planes carrying
more leaflets repeating the Roose-
velt-Churchm .demand - that Ital
ians overthrow the fascist, ring
leaders who led them into war.
- The Importance of the. military
objectives was .apparent, in the
fact that the Littorio ran yards
aione nanaie izvo , carloads of
The Liberatora from the middle
east blasted - the yard with J50
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and a smaller crew wCl bo engaged ta roeord-fUing for
charge of maCbig, Is at the extreme left la the pietarc
additions! applications are eta comlnr la
weeks to eosao. Charles Johnson, in
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who Incurred the displeasure of ( African bases that they had no
year, left La Guardia airport In I gets. The morning was dear end
new xorx aooara a Miami-bound sunny. In addition, they were aid
Eastern Air-Lines plane Monday ed by the large number of land
night on her way to join her hus- marks dotting the Italian capital.
nana, one mveuea aione ana ae-1 : The Pilots sweet over to the
dined to discuss the purpose of her snake-like Tiber river outside of
""m i i i Rome and thnndered alonff it rirht
ane Eaia . sne aaa corresponaea I into the city.
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her father when she married last trouble locatlns' their mfiitar tr. J v t
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. . .-Sir Barry Oakes (above).
wealthy Anerleaa-born Brttlsb
baronet. Oakes,. repated to be
one of the wealthiest men la
the world, waa f oaad dead oa a
smouldering bed la his fashion
able Bahamas residence.
Council Mulls
regularly with her husband dur
ing her stay in New England but
refused to say "whether she had
heard from him since her father's
death. She said she had left the
Bahamas for her health under doc
tor's orders, and that her mother
had ; remained at Bar Harbor,
Maine.! ? . :'' --.,' . C: - " -
Sir Harry's personal physidan,
Dr. Arnley Quackenbush. told how
he was called early on the morning
Qf July 8 to Westbourne, Oakes
estate on the grounds of the Ba
hamas', country club. .'i
He found the bed still smoulder
ing from a lire apparently started
by the slayer, and extinguished
the last embers with a few drops
of water. r- ' ' -
Sir Harry was . dead ' when he
arrived, Dr. Quackenbush contin
ued, his body r lying diagonally
across the twin bed.
One blow in 'front
Every if night on ; toe Oliner
tennis courts they practice 'the
modern American folk type danc-
Briefihg of the crews had been fd which is an outgrowth of old
intense. Large-scale photographs I country J polkas - and: colonial
of their targets were displayed tol!"1 round dances, I sup-
them. And they were warned not I pose.
to damage religious and cultural They are children from 8 to 12
shrines. . I years of age or older young folk
Ther rmnrtfri rhat r nnfrom H to lfc" And they find fun
evidence that the Italians had tak- enjoyment in this type of ex
en anticipatory, steps-to .protect fff -J.-to. them merTJ
somaibf the great dtys historic I rrr? "77Zr
jan iarch of Titus and the hand- : V' w. aamilin1
e cascades ornamented by the S f w
sculDtures of Bernini had hcn wwbiwum... w waving, a
Axis Defense
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encased
said. '
in thick concrete, they
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- f Uar had punctured the skull;
b - Tb fjtM also .wasr fractured 'in another
Bugs,:unier .?
Red Cross. ..
Budget Upped
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caused ; it to go '. out of service.
Recorder Alfred Mundt eplaneL
The heeter"wul provide more- hot
, water for-firemen quartered in
ai a j . .
uw ouiwiDf man : ua : use pre
vious furnace and, will save con-
siderahle fud'expenditares. Le-
Garie and Mundt -ngreed. It was
installed with approval of mem
bers of the council 'committee in
charge of dty buildings, Wundt
said.
The -bug killer, previously pur
chased in gallon lots,-was obtain-
the 68-year-old baronet made one.
effort to. dude the attackesv But
he apparently was caught in the
doorway, dragged -back into , the
room, and struck again.
To care for a large wartime ex
: pansion of program, Marion coun
ty chaster. American .Red rXma
hat increased - its' annual budget 1 1wlDd furlough spent at home.
from, 817.000 to 123.000 in mid- nd .wltn ' him came their, one-
red flag in front of some lads at
the Chemeketa street USO where
she has only to put in an appear
ance to get a choice following.
"Show me this step.. . " "How's
that turn, now? or Do a sketch
of me I want it - to send, home
to my girl, and if you do two ni
let my mom have one!" The calls
are numerous, for Miml is a young
woman of skUl In both. arts. :;
She . is i completing the crrurals
on the walls of the Seagulls, day
room at Camp Adair. Monday her
husband - returned ; to Salem? f ol-
Prison Guard !
Said Better .
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convicts accosted Worden as .he
emerged from his office and de
manded that : he' open ' the truck
Kate, to the yard.-- He refused to
year adjustment: voted by direc
tors, officers announced Monday;
, Budget ' revisions - made for the
current 'year indude- an increase
from. . $ W00 to
George Rossman, chapter chair'
man, said. This fund, largely re
volving account, is used in assist
ing servicemen ; and their ; fam
ilies fa emergencies under munrsl
circumstances andin cases ef sick
ness and hospitalization needs ' is
often used as a grant.-' - - "y:
; Expansion' of quarters has- re
quired more renV while 81200 has
year-old son, so Miml has domes
tic responsibilities. ' "
But light of foot, cheery of
do rememoerea lor ' a Iiieume-
and the result, dancing; at the
United Nations festival here next
Sunday, afternoon on statehouse
grounds should be gay and heart-
uiung xor .observers, too. ;--V;V
do so or .to surrender his keys.
The-v tartf1 '?nlfc-in k.J x . . . ..
ed in'.ikrmVnn.nHt. -i. !JZ 1 requ iuu-ume aerr
-" w"ie i uooixa-va cne leiw
gauow couia oe uvea, on the
purchase." . ; ' : r
Bids are required for "all dty
purchases above 825. -- 4.
The bicycle licensing ordinance
which would place the unwanted
bureau in the city treasurer's
office, was tabled for another two
weeks without, argument The
understanding - was ' that another
system is under observation.
By resolution . the. . council de
clared Salem wilT favor in post
war days bidders for city jobs
who show preference for - ex
service men. .set pay days f for
To Gather
to escape across the v two-mile
strait into Italy. - .
' But inland the Italians surren
dered in droves to the Americans
and Canadians . stabbing straight
into Sicily's heart These hard-
striking allies were now half
way . across Sicily and threatening
to split in half the island's ; de-
lenders. -.. "-J?
In one case a group of Italians
were said to have shot a. German
officer and then ! surrendered to
the advancing Canans. ,
" (British dispatches from, allied
headquarters said it was believed
Montgomery's army had reached
at least some of the airfields, in
the vicinity of Gerbini, : oa the
Catania plain IS miles: southwest
of .Catania.. One main . airdrome
and nine satellite fields are there.)
Caltanissetta,- 23 miles Inland
and only about 37 miles from. the
north coast, was taken in an eight
mile" puh from ; the position of
the Americans , thai; was announ
ced onlr Sunda v. - .
HFalHng almostat the amfrvtime
to Canadians was - Piazza Arme-
rma,? is- miles to the-east One
Canadian unit had pushed -ahead
through the difficult mountains
been added to the -budget to pro
vide added staff workers. Nurses'
a m j
iaunaaj ' , uiernoon one - ccar
one instructor nas risen I puued uir before ml.im,!
w zos son sniu m iitm. a nnui 1 1 jmrt tnt (n c.i.. i -
Guard Dunham, on duty In the jot 8700 to cover costa of food at lond; pulled x behind the first
No. 2 watdi tower, ran. down to J the blood donor center .;;was added jfinaUy a third car puDed up trht
ue rower near tne gate and called 1 to tne budget
out to Hougham, "Go back, Ken
ny," hoping to persuade him: to
give up the attempt
Retorting "Go to helL Hough-
am, struck Worden with his knife.
Doolin also slashedVat the guard
captain in an, effort .to, get the
Keys.
Calling
into the rear of the . second ear
Miss Bessie Hammer was named jwhicQ lavturn smacked the rear if
to head th bumm M.tfrnt I"1 TOVU
committee and Mrs. Roy S. Keen. 1 "rJTl!!
serve as chairman of the com- out of the second car and all of
mi -n ca- . reoladne 1 tnem started to talk: ta hm ni
Miss Lorena Jack, whose work as 1 the third cai who incidentally
to ! WnrdenS to ump "1 "
de. ;rmhanMshot andkUled Dva J inereasea oy jne
arrival ox naval students as to re-
were women.
Hougham. DooUn dropped - to the
ground - ahdt Dunham .kept him
covered until other guards arrived
and seized him.
Hougham first entered the pris
on in November' 1939. to serve
two five-year terms for grand lar
ceny of an automobile in Tilla
mook ; county. Paroled in July,
1940, he was returned a short
time later for parole violation. In
August, 1941, he escaped with two
other convicts while working in
the flax, and went to Portland
where he stole an automobile be
longing to Chief Harry Niles of
the police department He was
captured and brought ; back to
serve out his original sentence. 1
quire, her full time.
salaried employes as on or be
fore the fifth of each month and
for those who receive hourly pay
. on the fifth and 20th days of the
. month, approved the purchase of
a 85000 bond for civilian defense
federally-provided fire equipment
which the dty. ia receiving for
use during the war, and changed
a date in its airport lease resolu
' tion of-a yeara. standing.
The resolution was changed so
that the dates of federal use of
the dty airport in it . coindde
with those m the lease, signed
six months ago. There -had. pre
viously been a seven, day dis- Paris Evacuation
ulioacy.
A property exchange at the air
base with Lee TJ. Eyerly to make
deeds correspond .with actual use
of the property was . given coun
cil ' annrfwaT- Arm
k r 1 j .ih w j m II. y.
showed that Eyerly's property
line fences actually enclosed some
city-owned land while the airport
proper included some Eyerly
property,. . . .
An ordinance tor street im
provement assessments f was
amended to change the segrega
tion becsuse cf a recent property
sale, and 'the 'salary- ordinance,'
drawn in accordance' with the
new budget, was given first and
second reacLna.
Questica cf the city's war risk
insurance, wllca costs tlS3t aa
nuaUy, was rcf arred to' tie com
mittee cn public - builiings with
power to act
LONDON, Tuesday, July 20-OPt
A report that the German colony
In Paris was being evacuated to
Germany was broadcast today by
the Moscow radio The broadcast,
which quoted a Geneva . dispatch.
waa recorded by the soviet moni
tor here. i
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atjthe amazing pace of 30 miles
hv a day. The headquarters 'Com
muniques said Canadian " opera
tions, were being carried out with
skill and determination.' ... , -
The Canadians and Americans
thenv formed; a junction and be
gan a rapid: push toward-andent
Enna (Castrcgiovaani), hardly 10
mQes away. - . -
Catania was the key objective.
however, 'and the eighth 'army
was steadily, knocking back the
picked - German ; divisions C which ,
sought to hold this bottleneck, .
6 Escapees
Soiiglit Here
By Officers
no , fighter
opposition,
Associated Press War Corre
spondent Joseph Morton rode in
one Marauder bomber iwith two
Tokyo raiders. Captains Jack A
Sims, of Kalamazoo, Mich- and
J ames H. Macia Jr, . of Tucson
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"I could see fires coming from
three legitimate military targets
two railway ' switching yards
and an airporV he reported. "If
the , axis can produce proof that
our bombers destroyed anything
but military objectives today, X
shall be very much surprised.'
The plane Morton rode nlanted
its bombs, "with deadly accuracy
on parked planes at Ciampino air-
Escape attempts were not limit
ed to the penitentiary in Salem
on Sunday. State police on Mon
day were suH looking for an army
deserter who had leaped head
first through the window of
moving train, for two girls from
Hillcrest school, two patients from port, 15 miles southeast; of the
the state hospital , for the insane I dty, and there was no fighter op-
ana: onocier xrom tne nospitaTa I position, fie. said.
wgo larm, au or wnom sought Liberator airmen reported wide
tte open road the- past weekend spread damage 't to Italian rail
with at least temporary , success. I mnnmininMftni ftoW
Most dangerous ol the escapees, red hits on freight yards and oil
"TiCve'Jr7 '08epn cars,: and likewise said there
. uu, HMea wiia aeser-1 nn .fiirbw - nM.n . .imu,,
tion and robbery and assault, who they ; encountered heavy anti-air-
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am mi.imry police private wno
bad him in custody . and th
a . m m
juznpea tnrougn a wmaow ox a
trainy. landing in the- dust near
D street A witness said the man
The allied command made -no
mention of any allied tosses.
Allied leaders, in anticipation
of an Immediate , flood of axis
picked f himself up apparently J Propaganda d e c r y i n g alleged
unhurt He was enroute to -Camp
White-" from Pendleton. ,
Mary Martha Case and Beatrice
Katherine Gutenberg, b oth 18,
escaped 'from Hillcrest state in
dustrial school for girls; Sunday,
t samud Price, 35, left the state
hospital for. the Insane -here with-
out ' authorization, following Carl
Titus, - 97, . who . had. made good
his escape - from the
Saturday.
deeecration, of ' Christendom's
symbols and - shrines: in andent
Rome, released the news of the
raid before it was over.
The , bombing was an emphatic
answer .to Premier , Mussolini's
fascists who apparently long' had
believed, thai their' headquarters
and military installations would
bo immune because of their con-
Institution I struction dose to the' Holy See
and amid the. cultural treasures
Earl K. Sorum, 21, escaped from 1 prised
the hospital's cottage farm Sun-1 world.
day afternoon.' . ..
None had been apprehended
early this morning.
by ..the entire western
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walk' cp ess t'.lt cf tie street
Clx a clam asJ wa!k back down
the ether ill cf the street
"Gness ni try If the s2or
TTliLla three mlastes, the
sailor came back down the oth
er sLIe of the street with aa
arm aroend a girt
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