urfin Largest
honauered in
"1ul r utile. I' ii iay
e,nliw whIHi wb to have
TJln,oWor I for 1000 years
lcdill over :i4l (Uuo miles
lln',' K crumbled stone ontl
l,leU.n,oo( I monument to
1 IB o lll,d ,"'n,"
-u. urn Hie greatest city or
Hln Europe llto lourth
,en,llv In "world. Only
to world's third biggest
' II? ri-miilned n ,freat
S n'l prlw for the olfics In
ft r imiilMt ntwrcsslon.
Tokyo's d.y. wore num.
!ft!:..u,nr ri.vn. 4,339,000 per-
L i-iimI In Berlin, Ihrn one or
M 1 Ll Industrial anri
,opc .,., Todnv the
fforV r"'"' jlB dolatB
City Ever
Human Wars
streets In sourch of food and
wutor.
End Of An Era
TIlO foil Of Berlin win rnm.
parable to tlio collapse of ancient
iiomo, it mnrKca uio end of un
opucli ths ond of Adolf Hitler'
"now world order." Ilnnin dmui.
nuted Europe for liundrcdH of
years. For only 24 flwllng
months In world history did Uur
lln rulo tlio continent. In thouc
flush, victorious clays of malum,
Uorlln held 22 capitals under Its
swuy.
Tile desire of Berlin's nnzl
mnstera to swullow ono more
cnpltnl wns tlio city's undoing.
Moscow proved 'unconriueriihlc.
Leningrad, too, refused to capi
tulnto and London, Kronter by
inr man uornn, was saved from
German plunder when It fought
off Uio terror of the Luftwaffe.
Fata Baalad
Berlin's fate was son i ml whrn
the Russians swore to avcnRc
Stalingrad. The might of the sov
iet union swept the German' con
querors back to their cnpltiil
15(10 . miles from the furthest
point of nail penetration Into the
Caucasus.
Tiro red army burst Into Ber
lin April 21 two years, two
months nnrl If) flniH nrinr fl.n
Gorman ticlo turned at Stalin
grad, ino Soviets had swept
through eight other European
capitals. They found Berlin's
monumental public buildings,
constructed to last hundreds of
years, lately destroyed from the
77,000 tons of bombs rained on
tlio city In 301 British and Amer
ican air raids.
There followed a 12-day street
battle unequalled in history. The
Husslans poured thousands of
shells Into (he city, Jammed with
.'1,000,000 Uciiincrs not evacuat
ed and perhans 500,000 or more
nuzl troops. Whot had remained
stawlliiK under allied bombing
was destroyed.
Wife-Poisoner Given
Life Imprisonment
POHTLAND, May 3 (TP)
Wllmor Carl Urlnkhoff,.who con
fessed to substituting poison
filled capsules for his wife's cold
remedy, was sentenced , to life
Imprisonment yesterday.
Brlnkhoff pleaded guilty to
second degreo murder. Mis wife'
Wilma. died last July.
12
Scvcntccn-ycur-olds enlisted as
apprentice seamen by the Klam
ath Falls navy recruiting station
during April include;
Gerald L. Hick's, Gcorgo D.
flay, Robert A. Ilcup, Edward C.
Pryor, Raymond F. Zarosinski,
all from Klamath Falls.
Nolan R. Makinson, Merrill;
Arthur D, Woods, Lokcvicw;
Darrcl G. Wlmer, Eaglevllle,
Calif.; John P. Hannon and John
A. Bowcn, Tulclake.
Seventeen-year-olds enlisted as
seaman first class radio techni
cian were George M. Long and
Gordon E. Mallory of Klamath
Falls, both on inactive duty un
til after completion of this school
semester. Long is attending Ore
gon State college and Mallory Is
a senior at KUHS.
Men of selective service age In
ducted Into navy as seaman first
class -radio technician were J.
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