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Max. (June 20) ,..4 Mln 41
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Strum yeir to date ... .........9.30
Normal 11.60 Last year .17.14
Forecast; Showers.
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1944
Number 10190
... rnlHK JENKINS
rN E R A L EISENHOWER
.. , I ll.nl llm
of Cherbourg seems prob-
. ufiiniii iits
L .... t it Pni'lfie Const.
f?-Lr even tlml drurmitle
En h ill V in uvuBiiuviMTivu
L In tho million square miles
".,,i iiin Ph on lien for
f . u. TUP. .hnwdown
Bill . i
F" ii..... mnrllirn 'imp..
tvl llgnt ...
DM1RAL NIMITZ (U. 8. navy
i commander In tho Pnclflc)
S,. ihnl nossibly tno tnimt,
v.r ........ i. i..
in ret muy
Fall Of Port
Expected Soon
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i im n rr II ii . 1 1
21 (American carrier planes attacked a strong Japanese fleet
including aircraft carriers and battleships midway between Luzon
ana saipan Deiore ciuba monaay in me urm, uuy vl u avwuii
which Admiral Chester W. Nimitz hopes may develop into a de
.1.1... lUKtal kMlA Vtt. DanlfU flaot nnmmanrlar'a .rnmi.mtm..tk
UJOAVO 1141 V4- ftltO 'bVV VVUIIIHMIHVt W WWla H4. --,--
announced today.
The communique saia: Jinemy losses ana our own jumb
' . w ' nnt irat haan a caAaaorl " ...
wun nigmtau xne American
FUEL DIFFICULTIES
Uuiao waters
. Ihnl ll.o flml blow
iv Imvo been Htrnck Monday,
tori nil cryptically mm u""
ffiNTS OK THE ENEMY FLEET
iiiy- .. . . :
uv CKfRRTARY FOR
RESTAL says In Washington
Ki. n mere are inuicu-
f' it s (naval) forcct
Ey have CAUGHT UP with nil
a pari or tno i i";t yv-.v.-
EFINITE Information as to tho
k..-k.niiA nnir n.
IHei y the Jnp fleet has been
lihtcd several times in mo
iw dsys "mlllinu around from
BO lo 800 miles west of Salpan.
Hcl'cd on us ind admit that some
mage has been done to mem.
rilE Japs hit first Sunday
1 ..njimf nlnnii. frnm their car
Strs to attack our forces at
ilpnn. THREE HUNDRED of
iflr planes wero shot down a
Ijhltul Jolt nt tho beginning
!! a Mi navai name. i nocino
kely that wo may havo chased
is remnant of tholr planes back
i the carriers from which they
ime, striking at their ships
fchen slKhtcd. That could ex
Elaln NlmitzV brief sUitetjicnt
Ibout darnano Inflicted on 'ele
tents" of Uio enemy fleet,
i
LTOGETHER tho Japs have
k Ann ninnm In tho Marl
leading Nlmllz to say:
c lost 600 planes in two or
ireo days, we d bo very un-
Llnnv. rvnn with OUf UOrgCJ
llano production.'.'
'HE .Tnrn hnvo' obviously been
savino IIP their fleet for
m. rtr.nl iimnrD,nPV nUrDOSC.
mp nnrl asain they havo dc-
llncd battle. THIS may bo the
icrgcncy they havo been say.
is i.n wiih nn nrm iv
klnnt.rl In 4hn MnrlnnnS. Brim
issibllltlcs staro them in mu
ice.
'E havo great naval strength
n Hi. Pnnlfic in addition
lmlrnl Vltirt itnn nnVV Com
linnrf.i- .ivnln In WnsfllllCton
fcdny of arrangements with the
rlllsh for naval co-operation in
Ihft .Tnn mat
I The British are known to have
Ipnsldcrablo naval strcngtn in
Ihe Asiatic theater.
L ,
rUR commanders aro con
r7 fldont. Nimitz says our
licet "packs sufficient power to
he fnvnrnhln n III in a decisive
Ingngement." King expresses
IPnreciation for "the long-expect-Id
co-operation of the Japanese
fcnvy in apparently moving into
mill. nn. Iln. "
I We have lnn'd-bascd planes (to
Ciippiement our enrner pihih.-
HMn nlmnfr Ihn pn-
I'iiiiiii lunLii ui atiiiwnn
IfacArthur's bombers , In New
uinea and other pinnes mm
invo probably been landed al
cady on the field we have taken
t Salpan.
On the other hand, tho Japs
lOSft in fhAli Vinann. uhPrGSS We
Ire more .than 1000 miles from
pur nearest base n tho Marsnana.
THE news of tho next few days
fcHilttpa wen iiuui tj -atehed
with acuto and anxious
I'ncrest by all of' us. - i vnu
Dnn kIdI. 4Uam .nllr. fl.nt In
Blip mtohtv Kotlln nnH TP. thoV
Io disastrously the end of the
i war will do tar nearer man
ny of us have darod to imagine.
mi., I. UllUUa. IVU iiiw... -w
Pope for, but we can't help hop-
Cliorhnnrff nn thin Is written.
our mon aro fighting from
louse to houso toward tho docks
"at are our goal. The Germans
ro fighting back with fanatical
lry, but are blowing up dock
F """minions ai tno same vnnu.
Tanli-s upa halm, usoH nn both
tides. An American staff of
tCer uv. Uoti. Xalnplrn" nf
Ihem. Wo've already knocked
Put 80 Gorman tanks In the Cher-
r"'K, iignung.
THE weather grows, viler and
; vuer sun ' apparently i"
lcgiio with the Germans. A
n .. wrs rll I & r.uro
SUPREME HEADQUARTERS
ALLIED EXPEDITIONARY
FORCE, June 21 (A) American
troops smashed within 1500 yards
l.cu tlino a mlln nf rhni.
bourg's waterfront today, driving
Dciwcen two ioriruss uusiiuns un
der cover of air and artillery
Thn fall nf 41,. rff.af mnn v
Sort seemed only a matter of
ours tonight.
f U ll.H.,nM nff.nol... AM.h.
luci io maintain ncuiinK imu iim h'"-"'""' ";-
sicam service to cusiomers urn -" ""ii" ""'
March. They made this rcpre- Inland road between Fort Du
i i I Rah n nnrl ITnrt tHntntfllrs hot
scniaiion in uuswer io cum- TT V T
1 n 1 n t s by customers to inc irunKFw'w bhuuuci iuB u wr
...i-. ij it ...hi. I hnmhe umll no 1 on f lota oallirttf
truu, who snio incy wore wun- .
out heat or steam for several on the trapped nazis to surrend-
. . . . r , .- - J I . 1-
oays una suuerca uuiiium.- mm -
loss of money in some coses. .N,azl demolition squads work-
? ? t.?T?.:T& J JS? -though which me allie7could
Vl..n..ll. IT.nllnrt nnmn.nt, nf.
ficiuls testified at a PUC hcor-
nu Here toduv linn i nev were
unable to set adcauale. dry
fuel to maintuln heating nnd
A4 IGVbllillll U ti VI t
parent company, and Jotm iuj d , d 5upp,ies
by, president of the Klamath jl. Normandv. -
company, gave tno - tosiimony Town Seised
in penau oi me pu.v Another force rolling the trap
cral local business peoplo ap- d GermanlI back 0 tne
pearcd yesterday and this morn- fUnk selj,ed AcqueviUe at the
ing to oner compmniu. bage o( Cape de la Hague, the
Arnoia oroiapp, cuy kuu innd linger Jutting nortnwesl oi
superintendent, testified that Cherbourg and possibly offering
heating was cut off in the a chance of escape by sea.
nhnnl BVRtpm for SOmO days Trnnnn nn Ihn rlffht flnntr nil.
........... ., - - a.wuiw w. " ' ' O ' -.""
Ihlc -vnrlnff. I vanparl haunnH VnlnDnp. nnH
John Eblngcr, attorney for supreme headquarters declared
some of tho complainants, cross- "good progress" wag made to-
.v.tln.j4 II,. hnnllnff COmnBnV tua.J fhn niUa lio-W Inrlnll
officials, asking them if they Supported by powerful artil
know'they could got fuel from ery Bnt( air -bombardment, vet-
..l.tn InmHpi nnerfltionS here, .run Amnrl.on Irnnn. attati1tAi4
Hood said he didn't know any- Fort Du Roule, within a mile of
thing about that angio, mi. ii Cherbourg's docks, and Fort Oc
such fuel was available it must tevllle, bastion two miles . in
not have been of proper quau- front of the military harbor area,
I.. u nl.n mnnllnnpri trnnSDOr- nlaat.n1 kv no.l riamnllllnn.
niiA .not in Ihla rnnnectlon. hi.im nf.n
,U 1 1 W 1 1 WOW i. -"w
J. H. Carnahan. city attorney. The Germans staged a last
wanted to know If the PUC has ditch defense in these strong-
i.tdan'li'tlnn nvpr the "black nn1nl nnrl flffhtlntr was rennrt-
snow" problem here, where ed In the built-up suburban sec
could it be taken? David Don, tion of France's third greatest
me 1 VJVw U.HIIIIIIVI . w " , I V.
mal complaint on tho soot had . AcqueviUe on the flank is four
been lUCu wun rwv-t "uv uumo AUUHiweai VI me pui i, unu
catcd it could be investigated only 1 1 from the tip of the Cape
to determine within whose of- de la Hague. The American ad-
ficlal Jurisdiction the problem vance also captured Teurtheville-
.. tCnnilmtaA fn Port. .Qtvl
:
Model Shows Proposed Molin Park
1 1
The services and rate charges
it.. MAmMnnv nrn before the
hearings here which are to be
wouna up "" ""-(
n.nv i ask na for a rate in-
i'
crease.
RUSSIANS ADVANCE
TOWARD HELSINKI
TOMTVAV . Timo 21 ' (& Vic-
torious Russian, troops who oc-
m.n(.n irlnlanH'fi fnrtrpu pannrt
of Viipuri yesterday drove on
today lowara me capital city ui
Ti.isinlri uhprp ihe Germans
w.r. rpnnrted pxertint? Dressure
to keep their small ally from
aerial attack on the enemy
snips presum&Diy nua tu im .
broken off.
Hits Scottd
Vlmilv npnml.oil " Ailrllf IntinT
details-will be made known as
soon as they become available."
xne communique mention
that there were enemy losses
to be assessed could mean that
nn. nnrrin- knmlinro cnrnH hltfi
on the- powerful Jap fleet.
reconnaissance pianes irom
nf 4ha fiffh fl.nf linrlai- .
command of Admiral Raymond-
A. Soruance. sighted Monday
afternoon . the powerful Jap-
anese force which Admiral Nim-.
itz in a press conference yester
day said -might include the env
tire Jap battle fleet. i
Our carrier bombers and
fighters immediately were order-. -
ea to anacK. : - .
The . planes made contact ber
fore dusk in the first opportune
. . r . i : -a
lty iur an viiimiuait vaiiici avK
tn.lr nn a .Tflnnnpip flppt fnrpA.
sinpp ihn hattlp nf Ranta C.riix
in October, 1942.
incomplete t reeaom
Whether continuing - action
mav develoD into, a decisive
fleet test depended , Monday-,
nightfall on the maneuvering or
the opposing armadas. -
iPh. ImanMn -fl.nf i4n.s t-nt
have complete freedom' of man-'.
euver Decause it nas an ODiign--.
tion to protect the amphibious ."
i -(Continued on Page Six) . .
This picture shows a model of the proposed park development .-on site Just north Jf M-
lln. Freeholders in the Malin area win Tote June on v"vmi - , ,r
triet and elect directors. Alread", $42,000 in eash ljas been gathered for he park prcram.' The
J.h&mh& shows -plens fet4ind.eplnJ swimming pool, com-
munity auditorium, , careUker'i..cottagbjiB4-:t8neert facillUes, roeds end paths.
(Continued On Page Six)
Japs Approach
Hengyang
Bombers Forced
Down in Sweden
CHUNGKING, June 21 (fl3)-
Japanese forces have driven
across the Lu river and are
within 63 miles of strategic
Unniniiinii nnnMivlmelalu 1 0A
I ,ii.ii.jaiiB, u,... w.i.... .. avv
STOCKHOLM, June 21 ' nine mues soutnwesi 01 tne
TwpIvb American heavy bomb- fallen Hunan province capital
crs came down m &wecienvy. of changshaj the Chinese high
Mwedw l in two 1 days. Two command announced today.
. K . ..Uarl In landing tO- TTanirvantf nnnnrpntlv thp npvt
day and it was not known'"; major goal of the Japanese, is
mediately wnemei situated on tne siang river at
. llAil IU nnlnn T lkH Pnnlnn.UDn.
Pour indictments were return
ed by the grand jury Tuesday
afternoon at the end of a two
The Brand
jury recessed yesterday, to re
convene at 10 a. m. July 10, for
a further consideration of cer
tain matters under investigation
and not yet completed.
Termed by the grand jury as
true bills were indictments
against Charles Weldon Wright,
charged with rape; Gordon Don
ald Vassey, charged with disor
derly conduct; LeRoy Lucian, ac
cused of larceny from an auto
mobile and Allen Elie Jones,
charged with assault and rob
bery while armed with a danger
ous weapon. . -
There were no secret indict
ments and no not true bills.
Defenders Hurled Out ofj-v
Perugia; British Advance
: :
' '- ' - ' . II
BWAR
ni 11 1 tTlkJC I
DULLE I II w
tho junction of the Canton-Han
kow and Hunan-Kwanrst raii-
waxta Qhnnlrl ft fall thn .Inn.
anese would have taken a long
step lowara splitting iiiuia 111
half, establishing an overland
trunk railway, neutralizing a
Nazi Prisoners
Refuse to Work
1 Lruun. imiwuv. uuuu aiiAviiiK a
SCOTS BLUFF, Nebr., June number of allied air bases and
nt iff) German war prisoners putting tnemseives in oeuer po-
frnm a prison camp here, em- sltlon to oppose possible U.; S.
IIUIM " If . ut.l,Qlrlo Rpet lonrllndi nn tho Phlna l-nocf
pioyea w ,""7- " " -
Growers
wyo., nave tmusiiu
i nrninat nf a change
from day rate to piece work pay,
T.t Col. uiyae . o. 'i""i
camp commanacr, '" '
UOIUUUI 1ciiiF . -j
close tho number of prisoners
...Y -r...A in umrk. The men
Flood Control
Bill Passed
WASHINGTON, June 21 (A)
A $1,000,000,000 program of
flood control work after the war
was approved today by tne sen
ate commerce committee.
Baseball Scores
AMERICAN LEAGUE
First game: R.- H. E.
Washington 3 6 0
New York 4 12 0
TTn.fnpr onH TTpvrpll? Tlnnald.
Johnson (7), Turner (7), and
Hemsley.
For resial Warns Against
'Idealistic' Disarmament
PRINCETON, N. J., June 21
formerly were paid 80 .cents a (jlp)NaVy secretary Forrestal
day to work in beet fields. New , t d th t when peaCe
regulations provide 80 c 0 m e s the American people
blocking and thinning a quarter- n1l,. h.v arB not fm-
".inarvacUon will be mune from war, whenever or
taken if the men continue to re
fuse to work, Colonel Dempster
said
Klamath Greets
FirSX Of Slimmer peac0 may be. obtainable only
. 1 j ,. through tne existence ui mo
r- Klamath Falls 'VJ "ZJ forces of the United
first day of summer in wincoaUi states and her aines.
..knvniion if efnit'
We must not permit "our own
idealism" to persuade us to dis
arm, he said. ...
An international organization,
he added, eventually may
nnMnim a tfiinrlintv nf TteaCC.
but while it is being created
blllty of world peace are left
finn in arm " ITnt-rpctnl fialH.
nrt onlnnhes as gray skies drip- " . u..i Fi.m.ni.
norf ctpadllv during the day. . . , t. .lnments"
Url,rnJr 31 of that force the .navy must be
minimum, and precipitation reg- '"td"Jn"a aadreSS prepared for
a special convocation at riun
. .AvrTnMrD ton university w n e r e ne re
lOm- L.L.D. de-
cTohnf.rR j Ztowefr "W
XI n BniimnrttTOn thn frtllnu.hc!'
In a olrntrh nf ofhpr thinCS
which he said must be done '"to
give our democracy health ana
vigor to meet tne great proD
1. Maintaining of a strong
economy which would Include
adequate wages ana- employ
muni an "ntmncnhprp nf confi
dence" in which business men
make ventures, and a realiza
tion by labor of its new power
J .ncnnnslhllllv . . "
2. The American people must
recognize tnat tne unnea otuies
will be one 01 tne great an
.hnr.. nf cinhiutv" in the world.
1 3. A greater number of men
of high ability and character
must xee attractea to puuuu
fhvmicrh aHpmiate nav.
act iivb V...WMO.- 1 . t
Hniiiinna nf nt-petivrn and retire-
Liu.ivauii. v I' --ci -
ment security. As a starter, he
suggested increasing me jy ,
congressmen. '
a t. 1K.1..1. oris pnllntres should
be given an opportunity to de-
veloD ana. provide niuras
service.
LONDON, June 21 (fi3) The
British' radio said tonight Amer
ican troops advancing up Cher
bourg peninsula had captured
several sites from which the Ger
mans were launching . flying
bombs.
LONDON, June 21 Red
army troops opened a new of
fensive in Karelia north of Lake
i.j.n bmm nrnv. ihiduhii
j.f.nM ! nf Medvei-
hegorsK,-at ine iiwihb
ihe lake, Moscow. announced to
night. ,
SUPREME HEADQUARTERS
ALLIED EJHftiuniwn"
nnorr Tn. 1 iiov Forty-
Tl. 1 K.r. .nd 15 iiahters
"""" . . . . v..
were missing tomgni irom m
American raia on rjeriin, u. j
air headquarters announced.
Panzer' Divisions
Go into Battle
i-ir-M piCWNHfiWRIl'S AD
VANCE COMMAND POST, June
n , iid n Dinna cnnnneR in ill
6 i. r ) n 6""".& ; .
r In Mnxmonnv has comrjel-
1d.u1.1y 111 . "V"": '"f Z
1 irjnii luiarQnai rvHri miu
von Rundstedt to - commit his
1 a unite tn t.hp actual
UII1CU .11 ...... - - ---- - -. ,
line of battle instead of holding
them in- the rear as a siriKiiiB
weapon, , and intormaiion raut
lllfi VJV.11. ' "CT 7
. unnJAiiiirlaM tnrtav ithat
CI S -iicaviviviw v.. . ,
at least 78 nazi tanks have been
destroyed. ' - : , . -.
nnnnrtpro at aavanuea lit: tin
niinKtKB hair, hppn told that
Von Rundstedt now is in a po
sition where ne cannot Doister
his crumbling Normandy de-
1 mIiKmiI ...inlrnnitiD nthpr
areas, including the Pas-de-Calais
and southwest t ranee.
Sl-tiTR! -Tiino 21 -iTPuEichth
army veterans . have hurled .the
last stubborn nazi aeienuers out
nf. ancipnt Perueia. communica-
tin.. ,h,iK ftR - milp - nnrth' -of
viviim ..mw
Rome,- and advanced some four
miles norm or we city, - amen
hnflilnnartaril cairl tnHaV.
Thn oll1pri Hrivft- still wae--in
steady, motion although the-Ger-
n-tana man t.rniim in. (if!ineni..
of seven -divisions against ine
in1.t fl.nlp nf thp fifth urmv's
front in an effort to slow its
pace. But the uttn xougnt
hrnn0h -four mnrp. villattes. mak
ing , what neaaquarters termed
minor tactical gams.
Tt .im. rlie.lncpH that' thp fifth
army has taken prisoners; from
Iwtmiinueo on i-age am
the 19th Luftwaffe division
Two Airdromes
Taken by Yanks
ADVANCED ALLIED HEAD
QUARTERS, -NEW GUINEA
t..-. .01, 0. Twn mnrp .Tnnan'
ese airdromes on. Biak island
. 4 AmArlnon llnnH .tnnV.
giving the allies four airfields
on the Schoiiten islands, off the
Dutch New Guinea norm coasi,
from which warplanes spon may
A-j-inintr 4ha '13hi1.rmir.ps.
ClWbtiVyrv n"-. iv i-'r----.
Yank infantrymen, aided' by
1 1.- .n nttl1arv - lirnvn the
lUlllUl BUM w...-. , .
Japanese- from 'nearby ridges
yesterday, then' advanced almost
unopposea onto ooriau anu nut
OKoe airstrips.
njine for : peace with Premier
Joseph Stalin. - .
(Russian -troops "have ad
vanced three miles beyond Vii
puri," the British radio said to
day in a oroaacast neara in 11 cw
V-t kv PPfi l : .
: Tho ITinnish raHin. whieK told
of the Russian advance, .urged all
persons wnose presence was not
ceacuum, -mi - 5.irt. - - ..-....-)
-xrhlnh lips nnnrhximatelv 135 air-
. . 1 . Tril !
use mixes west ui vaijjuai.
. . . H. .ak r iratx
rfnFanfv .aluiwia frnm 9.91 01inl
boomed t in Moscow- last night
following Stalin's order of the
day announcing the fall of that
city to Marshal iieoma uovorov s
Leningrad army after a smashing
lA-aay oiiensive.--
-- THaa- Gfnnlrhnlm natucnanpi Tla.
gena Nyhei' r said that the Ger
mans were endeavoring to block
-fnrmatlnn nf a - ITinnicri - "nPSCP
cabinet" which - Finns asserted
would be formed very soon" as
a result of the Russian successes.
A Finnish -ifjormant In Stock- By Germans
lian fortifications k,left us help- ; LONDON, June 2 i (JP)- The
nur nrVinia onViom 1 TinHfSn Dailv Mirror's war cnr-A
01' aejense Was DUUl-On inc. eA ci;uiiucin. axi utoai
pectotibnvwerwotdd ;be able to from France today that 13 Cana
noia mere. . .r. -.',::. i.- ,, ii.viis.. imu wv-n Uv.v.
- "Our over-extenaed-armies in and snot Dy mt uemiaus m a
. v . ...... i . J . Bun. . JnMa . in... 'In . nll.AI .
Can LI. 1 11 mumaAMC iiunr v-..v."..ft a , -
ered," he added. "To carry on hands. .; .
woidd mean falling back into the 'The correspondent, George
lake and forest -region and fight- McCarthy, said the men had died
. m . t ' ,1 .. ' nrith - thA firininrfianriii t '"tltAfia
The Moscow radio said Fin- loved ones their wives, sweet
land was on "the brink of de- hearts w qhildren"rclenched in
. ... . . - ' - thai, hana an4 that It uree ni...
ieat. - . . ... ' v y."? . .ii r .
' Threaten Occunauon : tne uanaoians naa ,Deen. iinea
TtThet-etana tho riarmana.wniilrl i UD tO Cue. -
take to .try :to- Keep t iniana in
tne war were uncenam. a oiook
holm report said Germans were
tknaalanlnrt'in-filinQlInn nf thrPO
Finnish - ports iiilong a 70-mile
twonunuea on - rage oix
Prisoners Shot
Tokyo Reports
Battleship Lost
' By The Associated Press
Gen. Thomas
Retires ',
CAMP WHITE. Ore.. June 21
tim Tirli- n.n Amne Thnmafi.
commander of Camp White since
October, 1U4Z, announced nis re
tirement today ana was replaced
by Col.' John R. Young. .
young, was- commanding 01
ficer of Vancouver Barracks,
Wash., before taking charge of
the western personnel reassign
ment center ' here in February.
We nas rjeen in tne army suike
enlisting as a, private in 1910.
He rose to captain in the first
World war, and received the
permanent rank of - lieutenant-
colonel in x4u.
Silent on
'Draft' Prospect
. ALBANY, N. Y., June 21 (A)
day he had been in telephone
A A -11- HT IT V.
contact wim new -iuik icyuu
lican leaders at Chicago but
remained silent on their state-
A- 1 .1 J nMHAn4 1
fay ine Asstciaia a-im - ilieiita - lie wuuiu aiiucii. .uc ic-
W.T m 1 n J : n a.m4ju4' I. MikliaAn n.asMan tl al Tl OTY. I T1 Q -
4.11C XUlAyU 1MUU-IUHC1KU I LIULIAAl.ail L1A .MUV11 MB. WA... .
day that an American battleship tion if drafted.
iistea in . a uaijaiicoe A.W11AIII1..A- -.i.--xne" governor toia a. press
que yesterday as sunk by .Jap- conference he talked by tele
anese planes- off the- Marianas ph0ne yesterday with Herbert
June 16' was of the - 45,000-ton Brownell, manager of his 1938
Iowa class. . .-; .h , ,'. ; . and 1942 .. gubernatorial cam-
. xne enemy Lroaucas , enure- ajgns and one of tnree new
ly without confirmation, said an- Yorkers who have established
nthar nattlpehin'rlaimpti tn have - ;1 a. . I - - uriraft -TlawAV'
v".i a.w--a- repuuiiiaii wim. -- . i i
been neavuy- aamagea- was ; oi headquarters in the convention
the 35,000-ton North . Carolma clty-H ,wi
.ciass and. went auwn m - a , j Russei sprague, new iocs
watery grave the night of June rCpUblican national convention,
15 off the Marianas." anj Edwin F. Jaeckle, state
: - .. .. Al Manamllk
. chairman, are on me aioi. ":
Jap Council Hears U.v&3&
ana win go to wiiii.-aK" -liver
an acceptance - speech. .
Report on Raid
ThrToWo radio iaid the' Jap- VUttner DOtTldS
anese privy , council neara a re- . .
port today by iiome minister Korllfl DV nullQ
kichisaburo Ando - "in connec- " J
ialvlllu UMl V. .vw .
tion with the damages suffered
by the recent air raid on norm
A TT R. BOMBER BASHi IN
ENGLAND, June Zl (f ogt.
Berlin, Outskirts Blasted by
American Heavy Bombers
: By GLADWIN HILL
t nMnnu Tuna 91 I7PI More
than 1000 American.Flying Fort
resses and Liberators blasted
Berlin and the- capitals out
skirts' today and the German ra-
dla Insiinatpn that. at. Ipast Some
UIU iuuivvm - -
of the planes flew on eastward
possioiy in me lur, wiui-uc
raid from Britain -to new Arheri-
rnn Via coo in KlltMlR-
: The bomber fleet had an escort
of around 1000 fighters, making
a total force of some 2000 planes
,.,U.nU Anfriorl tho flprial - VJRT
W lllV-lt vtw-u . v..w --
A-nA mnrA tn .thn heart of the
German homeland. ....
. , Basdorf, on uernn :s ouuikiiid
ISU was uictovvu. , ... j
r.aimon hrnnrlrnsrs - fldmittea
lam a nnrl casualties ' and
""P . . , . 1 1 111. ..tul-.
ger and more powerful explo-
aiira" Tirnn mnw useti in lug uui'
icju x ut-ivci. wjsifc w-i.w.w. . .
First .Liberator iuers Dacrt l
-DwitioVi hoeoo aaci there was nlen-
ty of flak over the targets but
they did not see a single German
fignter a rareoccurii;e , m iuo
on tne nuo oi uctiiwuji
by tne recent air raia on ENGLAND, June zi vr) out.
ern : ftyusnu tne uai.iic Kenneth Peners, soutn miune
mainland area hit last week by apolis M.nn., a Liberator ball
Amprlnan..Sliner-FortreSSeS.-: . w..nnar nnmhpd Berlin bV ; '
- ; x iuiic, s 1. 1 1..- i " -
hand today. .
: When ten incendiary .bombs, ...
ready to explode, became stuck
in the nomD racit ne emimeu. .
from the turret to release them.
Without a parachute he went
into the open bombbay, and
Irom nis precarious pciui .,
et...iii vMatatn-, flltiVic f mm 1 i M;inr. akaua thp 0rniinrl re-
wllUtne-wuiiiAiAiiB , ..v tjiai nine. ouoo - n .
., . , .. , i j I j ika knmk. nn. hv nne and
Britain 10 ItUSSia WUUIU uiire. limvcvi u a,... -! "I it -
the "ring of steel" thrown about flung them triumphantly at the
Oermany Dy aiueu uomucio. . . .. -. r . ,:.
Flights have been made already .. - . - 77;
from Mediterranean bases to new 7? KBDUbll COHS
American air-fields inside Rus- " ftefMMliwmi
.ia nxceia'a frontier is some 900 - - . , it . t
miies air line' from. England-- LGOVe f Of WOnTOO
easuy witnm range 01 oum xiy- . ,
ing Jj oriresses anu- uiucioMiia . ArUltlXiAiiii, .uuhc n ,
which yeste-day flew more than Twenty-three of the republican
-.nnn m.niltrir. tn-the.Stpt- 'ji-M.Hn allaPnalpS and nnrtV
luuu nines a a, i.i a .a . - - aeiegatcs, oiw...". a -
tin area. officials who will represent -Ore-Berlin
broadcasts said the Han- gon at the republican national
nover and Brunswick areas also convention will leave here to-
naa been attacnea py me uay- nieni.. - . - - . . , 1
light raiders, but there was no . The group will arrive In Chlj
Immpdiate allied confirmation of cago Saturday morning and will
these reports.. :;v;;;,, caucus that afternoon wun .ear.
thundered . out in relays for four Gov Thomas E. P?wey or ew
hours to harass German lines of York for the prej ldentis . rioni
$2SU1'-8F& -riB1o?vceEr
cen an- the T NomaSdy -battle nomination on a ,basis of write
ar Rail yardTath" Jn votes in the My 19 primary
were hit,. : .! , ; , eleCtlon'
8 ?k
onunuea on rago ami