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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1944)
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Very heavy forces of British bombers before dawn support ed the Russian armies of the north with attacks on the nni Baltic ports of Stettin and Kon igsberg, and Mosquitos hurled many two-ton blockbusters on battered Berlin and Hamburg. Weather was bad and bomb ers cast their explosives by in struments through clouds. A communique said one bomber was lost over the robot bomb sites and that all fighters re turned. No mention was made of losses over the German ob jective. Up to S00 Flying Fortresses and Liberators with Mustang fighter escorts smashed at the Pas de Calais targets. More than 500 Fortresses Bnd 250 Mus tangs went over the German Dorts. The flying bomb targets arc just in front of advancing ul lied armies in northern France More than 1000 heavy bomb ers participated in the over night attacks, unloading ap- Droximately 1500 tons of high explosives and incendiaries up on Stettin and another great cargo of destruction upon Kon igsbcrg, This wln blow was in direct support of Russian armies bat tering at Germany's eastern frontiers, both the Baltic port of Stettin and the east Prus sian capital of Konigsbcrg be ing important links in uerman supply lines leading to the Rus sian front. An hour after the attack up on Stettin, the air ministry said, reconnaissance revealed smoke from very large fires rising to a great height. Clouds prevented clear obser vation of the' results at Konigs bcrg. which was attacked for the second time in four nights. Both Berlin and Hamburg were hit by speedy Mosquitos, which carry a bomb load of 4000 pounds. The air ministry said 41 planes were lost In the over night operations, during which many mines were laid in enemy waters. Up to 750 heavy U. S. bomb ers from Italy also struck yes terday in tactical support' of Russian armies whipping through Romania by bombing Hungarian rail bridges and yards at Szeged and Szolnok and enemy barracks and trains moving through that threaten ed Balkan land. Some of these planes flew into Czecho-Slovakia and bomb ed steel works at Moravska Os trava, the largest plate rolling mill in Europe. The Mediter ranean air forces struck trans port facilities in northern Italy, Yugoslavia and southern France as well as destroying 12 Ger man planes at the cost of 21. Tlie word "hubbub" Is a mod ern translation of a 16th century Irish battle cry described as "oo booboo." ! ROBOT SITES HIT N I Hi i n Hi' mi i rffl Vint la Box Office Last Times Today "The Great Gildersleeve" "Life Boat" THURSDAY miLLlUN UUGHSI DOLL AQ "L'-aaTVa I , He'll .SLEUTH i. "nt aW WOIF'S KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Flashes of Life By The Associated Press RAID VICTORY GARDEN NEW YORK A victory gar den is the right place to pick lettuce, but police say that John Cardello lolled in a duck chair and picked his "lettuce" in greenbacks from a procession of, visitors to his garden. They charged him with bookmaking. BULL STORY MEDFOUD, Ore. His real name is "Peerless Domino 32," and he's a (uncy Hereford bull owned by Nlon Tucker, rancher and part owner of the Son Fran cisco Chronicle. But cowhands say Peerless is such an unusual bull (he sleeps in a sitting position and never lies down like mine run bulls) he's been given a new name. Yes, now lie's "Sitting Bull." e DOUBLE PERFECT FRKKPORT, N. Y. Sonic time ago John Avidan received a letter from his son in the army telling of a perfect pin ochlo hand for him. He expres sed the wish that his father would hold a similar hand sometime. Yesterday . the wish came true. Avidan was dealt a per fect hand in a game with friends. LINE FORMS AT RIGHT PHILADELPHIA One laun dry firm here is advertising on its trucks: "The news is travel ing fust we now accept new customers." QUICK RESULTS KANSAS CITY This want ad uppenred In the "for rent" column of the. Kansas City Star: "4 rooms, 2nd floor; privutc bath, entrance, garage; $27.30. Cull utter 6 p. m." One-hundred fifty applicants answered the advertisement personally. Sheepherder Faces Murder Charge THE DALLES, Aug. 30 (IP) Charles Wilson, 45, Antelope sheepherder, faced a first-degrea murder charge today in tn tatai 1 shooting of his 13-year-old step-, daughter. i The charge was made in an information filed in justice court last night by District Attorney M. W. Wilkinson. Wilson's hear- ; ing was postponed to permit him ; to obtain legal counsel. . The child. Genevieve Fulker-1 son, was shot Saturday night as. she lay in bed with her mother. Wilson gave himself up near his' home yesterday alter a two-day manhunt. Canarutto Dies From Heart Attack PORTLAND. Aug. 30 fPl A heart attack killed Angelo Canarutto, 35. musical director of the new opera company of New York, while he was mo toring near Lake Oswego late yesterday. , Company officials said Bruno Maler, concert master would conduct the two remaining per formances of "The Merry Wid ow" here. - Canarutto was a former as sistant conductor of the Metro politan Opera association and had conducted the Los Angelcst San Carlo. Cincinnati Summer and Chicago Civic Opera com panies. Hi UK mm r. Opens 6:45 - FRIDAY wi m EA,T " nlC fllDDIt . Lnm arr.w wn niran deck I, 3H. Second Hii INT E SEATTLE, Aug. 30 1,1 Po lice laced only the thinnest of clues Unlay hi thu slaying of u Seattle girl, In Jier homo, the second such case here within two months. Eighteen-year-old Francos Radecop, who graduated from West Seattle high school with scholastic and athlutio honors, was found beaten to death In the living room of her home lulu yes terday. Her mother, Mrs. A. K. Riuiecop, discovered the tragedy upon her rulurn homo nt U p. in. The autopsy surgeon said the girl was nut raped. Ho attribut ed death to it skull fracluiu and strangulation. Her skull was crushed by a blunt weapon. Police said the killor aiipuront ly escaped after the afternoon slaying without leuving tangible clues, A neighbor said ho saw a strung niHii approach the porch of the Radecop homo in lata afternoon, but did not see wheth er he entered. The girl was to have loft for her first term at Washington State college early next week. Hur father Is a drug sloro em ploye. Miners Asked to Forego Holiday WASHINGTON, Aug. 30 (P) The solid fuels administration hus asked con I miners and inluu operators to forego their iinuuul Labor Day holiday becausu of the urgent need for added pro duction, and John L. Lewis, pres ident of tho United Mino Work ers, has advised union locals that it would be proper to work on the traditional holiday. Classified Ads Hrum Husults Bo Offlea Opana S:ll Ends Tonite PauUrtt GODDARO ejrw TUFTS Thursday - Friday THE CREATEST "CH1XIER" 1 Another Hit 1 JLS!K8ati I Elections Group Sees Rise in Votos From-Service Men SALEM, Aug. 30 ()') Moro than no, (ID service men will vote In Oregon's general election, tho Htuto elections division predicted today. It had estimulad 311,000. The division has received 211,. Otltl ruqumts for ballots from service men, Native hunters of New Guin ea uiiike arrowheads from tho bony toenails of the eiissowury. t:tji(tiiiuuui niiw Ofttly lUl Oltlct Optr. 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