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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1944)
Septamber 14, 1944 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NINi Feminine Side of Quebec Conference Buster Boone YOU -on help our wounded men DIRECTLY by folding bandages a few hours each week for the Red Cross . . 418 M0in St. --vro'i'''w,t'Twtwy'i QSTOIRD KWiv iV-TV r-A' i.CT- rr u M - H LONDON, Sopl. 14 M'l A lonu procession uf heavy bomli era heiiclcd mil across 111 o North 'on toward (jurmnny In Imprnv Jjnif wcuther enrly ionlKhl ufler Wlourla and sciuiill hud llniluxl Jopor li'd nil lluw in tlm west to h SO-mlnulo Ijomlmrilmenl of Hre.it by medium und dive bomb .nrn durum tlio afternoon. Ln.it iilwlit 11 A F Mnsqullos nlnstrd Berlin with two-ton blockbusters for the fourth iiIkIiI in n row, rouiicllnu out a 2'1-hour cyelo In which morn tliini 12,000 tons of high explosives were dropped on Geipinny In four mnnslvo bomber nssnults. The weather limited the biiK by Monqullos Inst nlKht tn one biiriin und onii Imin In nn attack on communication. Two planet, worn lost In tin.1 rnld on Berlin, tha 31l slnco nil led troops luncl ed on the continent, June a. Lnto reports from supplemen tary operations of American mid British flKhters unci flKhlcr hombers showed good results against German frontline Kim placements and communications. RAT tactical units, working mainly In support of British, Canadians and Poles and the north, claimed five tuns, 12 bariies, two incdluin-.ilr.eil ves sels, two armored launches and several locomotives. Pilots reported no concentra tions of either transport or . troops, but what movement was sighted appeared tn be headed generally east toward Germany. The If. S. ninth air force flew .100 sorties, devoting its attention to onemy positions between Aachen and Koblenz on LI. Gen. Courtney H. Hodges' first army front, and around Nancy and Metr. on Lt. Gen. George S. Pat ton's third army sector. The ninth got 11 German planes on the ground, 52 railway cars, ".levcrnl" locomotives, 88 motor vehicles, and 21 pieces of armor, and shot up four forts, three gun positions, a fink tower, radio station and an air field, It was announced. Seven planes were missing from the operations. JOE RAVES ABOUT HIS LUNCHBOX SANDWICHES SINCE I STARTED USING.., f -si Li ? H:. it 1 11 Hi," 3 i 3" 1 1 l ri i w 4f -I 4 i iihi-ifVtfw Hie Flrttl Lndii-s of America, Britain and Canada meet In Quebec as their famous husbands opened a victory cuiiicrciico lo map final plans for dcli-ia ol Japnn and U or many. Celt to right: Mrs. Roosevelt, Mrs. Churclilll and Princess Alice, wllo at Oanadu's governor-general, the arl ot Athlono. Battlewagons Swing a Lot of Weight ris74ifc."7 ishi 4 1 iiLi " 41 tikikm. f ..i,. -4- .,1,. -4 . j. . ..ii. .iL, ..i.. -4 .4, , i.ji.i 1 There are silhouettes of 120 four-engined bombers In the chart above, prepared by the Navy Department. A modern U. S. battle ship can blast an enemy with projectile weight equal to their total bomb load. (sl Cofifce . i3S Schilling Coffee illincj f1 FLIERS KILLED MOUNTAIN HOME, Idaho, Sept. 14 (IP) Nine fliers perish ed yesterday wncn a rjomDcr crashed on the desert near Tri angle, Idaho, 50 miles southwest of the Mountain Home army air field, Lt. Col. Clarence Barn hill, commanding officer, an nounced today. mcEi CREAM II pint Alwayt dIlclou. YOU mak any flavor In 2 mlnutii. PIom aik your grew for LOnDOflUGRRU 835 Mo-ord Slrt, Son rtontlteo 1, Co I if. CHICAGO, Sept. 14 fH) Rear Admiral Thomas L, Gatch, Judge advocate general of the navy, told the American Bar as sociation today that in the last two decades the American bar and the nation in general "failed to do its duty" and that the pres ent war thus became inevitable. "The tragic history of the de cades between World War One and Two furnishes a clear and unmistakable scries of guide posts along the road we must not follow again," he said in an address before the ABA's annual convention. "As a result of the Washing ton limitation of armament treaty of 1922 we scrapped seven new battleships, four bat tle cruisers, and many other ves sels then in process of construc tion ships that would have saved many American lives In the present war", if they would not actually have prevented the Japanese attack on this coun try." Admiral Gatch said he be lieved that with adequate arma ment in 1940 and 1941 "we would merely have had to say 'Boo' to Hitler to send him slink ing to his kennel with his tail GOOD INDEFINITELY .SSSfiSS TROCO 1WTH 3300 ENERGY UNITS AND '9000 UNITS VITAMIN "A" IN EVERY POUND JUST RECEIVED At First of the New 1944 Pock in (www smss9 National Brands STSr on Emll's sholvesi tha quality loadors of Am valua values, as woll. 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