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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1944)
.HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE THREE I A rv jar Komhe Irrhan Aircraft )il Plants, Dromes Vf'f'i. hl hcnvy bomb- " . Vi. and n iroroiii enemy troops IW ! the north uud P ' : .11 worn III Hi. 1 Whirfrbllrt Brett 111 UlO hurt o f" ""I'.' " H T.rnol wol On in"' Tiu " kl.-l.lllM ITS wllh Kk RAF Monn1'""5 dmuruca fciS Sm twin n-nctrntcd by American fllHhls from Italy which woru strlklnu over tho Ainu Into tho Tyrol unci Unvnrlii. This was tlio fourth strnlKhl day In which tho U. 3. ululilh air force hurt sent 1000 or more Klytnu Korlu-ssc unci Llhurutor UUalimt contlnontul objectives. Air Strength Attacktd Much of tho cluy effort ukuIii was dlractcd uKnlnst Gorman ulr trenillh In continuance of the t'uniiulin to prevent the hobbled Luftwaffe from eomlnit to life In time to fly to the ultl of bultla-sliottercd German field armlci. Tnnfubf Included the Dotllzach air equipment depot, one of the most Important In Germany; bomber assembly plunU ut Schkcudltz und Hullo; ulrcraft cnKlno plants at MoKdcburn, Des sau und Kotlion; ynthctie oil iilnnts ut Zeltz, Dohlen and MiiKdeburK; n carbonization and oil rurinery at Rositz and a Ger mini ulr force station at Hulbor itudl. First Hiti Scored The Dclllzsch, Schkcudltz Bnd rtoltz tiirguts never hud been lilt before by American heuvles. Tho MiiKdeburK enKlne plunt und the llulb(irtu(lt ulr force station were dumutfed heavily earlier una month. Synthetic oil plunta struck toduy wero knocked out two months ago but recently were repaired und producing on u reduced scale. All bombinii wug done visually In Kood weather und U. S. tieud- quarters culled the results nood to excellent. Tho German radio reported fierce air battles and aniicrtcd that 1(10 allied bombera wero shot down over southern franco yesterday. Tho enemy said, moreover, that hlj bombers raided allied invasion fleets off South France last nluht. Weather Hamptri Squalls in Normandy lessoned slightly ulr support for tho allied buttle of annihilation after a day In which a massive force of 1000 heavy bombers, with supporting fighters "In great strength, mangled 21 German air force bases. Some 14,000 fliers supported, the D-Dny operations in the south of France, On the Russian, French , and Italian fronts, allied communi ques listed 71 German planes de stroyed and SO allied craft lost. FDR BACKER WIS MILWAUKEE, Aug. 16 fPj An Incumbent administrution supporter and a former state senator apparently won demo cratic nominations for congress from the fourth and fifth (Mil- H Fancy troe ripened Elberto canning peaches Crate 1 79 tor. Got thtm now at your nearest Safeway store. waukee) districts in Wisconsin's primary yesterday by building up substantial leads over candi dates endorsed by the CIO po litical action committee. Returns from 212 of 278 pre cincts in the fourth district, gave Hep. Thad Wasiclewski, seeking .his third term, 14,843 votes to 5549 for Anthony P. Gawronski, who had the bless ing of the PAC. Former Repre sentative Raymond J. Cannon had 3345. In the fifth district, Andrew J. Blemlller, who is making hit first bid for c national office after several terms in the state legislature, has a good lead over Clem Kalvelage, PAC-endorscd candidate. Biemiller had 5951 votes in 217 or 299 precincts in the district. Kalvelage had 3897. - Meanwhile, republican Sena tor Alexander Wiley had an easy time winning the nomina tion over three opponents who called him Isolationist. Ho was far out in front with 20D9 of the .state's 3078 precincts re' porting. The vote was Wiley 98,166, Capt. Joseph R. Mc Carthy, of tho marines, 45,745; Leathern D. Smith, a shlpbuild. cr, 16,159 and Perry J. Stearns, Milwaukee attorney, 8578. 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