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l HIKTIETH YEAR leased WIHE service ok
the As3uc.ATK£V1'^,soy HENDERSON, N. C.,
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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 21, 1943 ™u^sllg&K™L\LtV7*liNOON FIVE CKVTS PftPV
ALLIES CAPTURE ENNA IN CENTRAL SICILY
RUSSIANS REGAIN MORE TOWNS ALONG*SPREADING FRONT
Heavy Fight
Still Rages
Around Orel
Red Army Now on
Move Along Front
400 Miles South
From Orel
Moscow, July 21 — (AP) —
Fighting along the Russian
I rent spread to tlu- southern
l>< nets and Mills river sector
yesterday as lied army troop;
recaptured town alter town in
their drive lo encircle the Ger
man;-. at Orel on the central
Iron), the Russians reported to
day.
Russian armies thu • were on
the move 011 a front extending
some 400 miles south from Orel
to a point southwest of Vorosh
ilovgrad. where the Soviet mid
right communique said Russian
forces had crossed the Alius
river, improving their positions.
Heaviest lighting still raced,
however, in the vicinity of Oral,
ivl'cre lln* Soviet army was dos
ing in around the German sup
ply base. Advances of from four
to mx» miles were reported dur
ing Mie day's fighting which sa-.v
the Gri mans hurl ten futile
counter attacks in an effi»rt to
lialt (lie Russian advance.
Amor.g the towns captured by the
Russian-,, .-aid a special biilleti?-. was
Mtf-vnsl:. .'51 miles northeast of Orel.
The same Russian column was re
ported |justing (<n to the west.
The IJed army force operating di
rectly east of Orel meanwhile, th.>
bulletin said, captured 20 villages in
the day's fighting, including the rail
way station town of Voroshilov.
Russian advances were met bv
stubbmv. resistance all along the line,
(he war bulletin declared. NViz
counter attacks were launched con
stantly. lied army men route--! one
only to have the German- ret'orm
their .-battered tank unit.- and inf.en
try for another, the conuminirpn-'
said.
(Today's German communique ac
knowledged that na/.i lorce.- '.vero
engaged in "fierce battles of de
fenses." especially east and » >rth of
OlT'l.)
Italian Plea
For Nazi Aid
Believed Made
I5crn, .July 21.— (AP)—Infoinu'd
circles expressed beliol
today lli:il Premier Mussolini had
ln.nl> .in urgent I > Ad'ill Hi -
ler fin inure help in defciw of Ins
grjivelv tineatened country when the
axis piirlners inel Monday souk—
v'-mv in northern ll;ily perhaps
Vcrntiii.
These ninccy agreed tliiil ininie
dinle s'cps in the battle «>1 Sicily
liiid promoted Hie conference, which
rpparently was held as American
bombers pounded Home, hut in »t
of them lelt tliiit the situation in
Italy itself was Die main to'iic of dis
cussion.
In reaching this conclusion they
pointed to recent axis statements
hinting that both Germanv and I tiny
already regard the defense of Slciiy
as a lost cause.
Eisenhower Sure
Of Allied Victory
in hiciltan Area
i
Baubles of War
IDA LUPINO of the Alms aids the
current drive to collcct bits of in
expensive jewelry which lighting
Yanks cun use in 1 lie jungles to win
the friendship of natives. If it glit
ters, it's ,;ood in the South Pacific
war zones. (International)
Proposal rovides
For Return of UM.W
to A..F. of L. Fold;
Lev/is to Drop
District 50
Washington. July 21.— i.M'i —
Itetlir'ii of the I ailed .Mini- Work
ers to the American Serin.! I ion
of 1-alinr hi11.<;< <I today. il was
reported. on a deal wlicreli.v
I'MW President John I Lewis
would lie Riven a rather free
hand in the coal licit provided
lie Rives up iirRani/ini'. workers
in other fields.
Labor spoilsmen, enu ml; Ir«»i,
the UMW-AFL con I ore-; on t:i>
proposed norger. discl<> < . ' i.~ plai
was in the wind:
1. Lew> and his L'MV \ 'tilil bi
give" jut is:li:tion as \ ' .ally tin
solo craft tin.mi for coal > ncrs. This
would, in effect, freeze ' o ciiar.e
and in time . !•••!i.-li the l'r«grcs»lvi
Miners, the AFi.'s mine "ii whirl
is strong in III!' ois. l id in am
parts of Kentucky.
2. In exchange. Lew wm.|:l dr>,
his so-called "district tin t whirl
was set up to organize all kinds o
workers, including fa ruins.
Lewis took back to h s 2<H)-niai
policy committee todav report <
the conversations with three AFJ
vice-presidents.
State To Continue Its Fight
For Agricultural Inspections
Daily Pispalrli lluroim.
In the Sir Walter llolrl.
Hy I.YKN NISBKT.
.Inl.v 21. North Cih -mi i
• ■ not n*"n.'l I" 'Jil'.c IvitiH d:»\vn Hie
Prryidett'i <1 veto of the hilt ie<ftiii'
inj* federal agrncies to comply with
Mate laws ;is t> seed, fend and ler
tilizor inspection. Immediately >ipt>n
learning of the vet>. Governoi
Diotifditnt) began to contact the chid
executives of other southcustei n
states to arrange for eonccrtcd ac
lion in netting the measure back
through Congress.
Kerr Se<ilt. commissioner of Agri
ntlturc, also took the lead in mobil
izing other commissioner.-, parti
cularly iM the S>■ :-i. <•> carry mi (lit* i
I; tfi the jjo\ < I'linr iiul I lie com.
missions: voice! m pii e and keen !
*1 i? appointment t ' ('resident's'
action. 'I'lit'V liiif! :.:•.♦•?! ho \v<>til(l
approve the niin-u • and no spe
cial picture I>'rn hl'i'UChl In
bear upon him. Assurance is now
given Hiiit no I • 1<i- v. II be bancd
There is in\ >lvcd ! • e the basic
principle "I state's n«hts -ji l-.nj. j
dormant ideal lately experiencing i
resurrection. There i involved the
very existence of the N >rth Carolina
Deportment ■ >f Acicultti'e. More im
portant than ( Mher, there is involvea
(Continued vn Paae Four)
Commander in Chief
Says Eighth Army
Facing High Fight
And Slow Advance
Allied Headquarters in Xnrth
Allien. July 21 — (AIM—vJeii
it.'iI Dwiyrlit !>. Kisenhowe;- d -
clared a tupiuttivjtlly today '.10
>v'n< confide!'1. • !' a joty.iiiel ; tl
!ied victory in Sicily but s.iid
■hi* task facir.;r Jjritish ni'it ,'a
nadian fore - was one of bittor
fijrhtinjr with a jrenerally slow
; i.V-.IICi'.
"Due iii It;ir«- it'.' the ter
rain ami the location ill' lie*
enemy forcs-s. the task faci'ij the
f'.r:ll«h risl'tli army, im-luliii;
Canadian torcc-. is one i.f bitter
I'ishlim; with a s<"lienH> shiiv
aallied eoinm oaier
in chief said.
"Tic An n seventh : ny is
ili.'.kiiiK a n !•!■ "i les> r:.;•:<! i;l>
thr« tlgh v Uer resMae.ct . thus
ovi l'.'iia 'im - l>st:a»1ial i • • •is "f j
•he ishaul v.l '•H,.lininn 1 iii> my ]
I >■'>• smaller aiv.i-.
"Thc f'l'!':' ;'lis hai'e :i!!e: o'.-jI l > .
' •' Ii.iir line, iachicli ig
Ml. Etna. i *i I'-if cast mtl ' > nc i (
brought ccit.ia format mils !r>nn the
ilal.an ..;:.ilil.i..d." he said.
Stock Buying j
At Low Ebb
N-\v York. July 21. (AIM Stork
mini.'' i»'iyliiK powri remained sit
o\v i hi' today Ittil ;i lew |>;irts nf Ihi;
;,t showed -mils of M.ilnll/inn after
^es'erday's sell off.
Inclined In lag were General
V1otor>. Chrysler* Hcthloheni. I)u
Pnnt. Southern Railway and Texas
[*<<. Supported wore l". S. Rubber.
iVix'lworth and Consolidated Edison.
(|t< we:e irreptilar and eornrnod- \
t,. i-ndy.
U. S. Ships
Shell Kiska
Washingti : . July 21.—(AP)—The
\":i\ y ropi.'i i 1 may that I wo .• • i. i II
American w.n -hips bombarded 11:•*
Japanese deleii > - oil Ki>l;;i i«.|;,j i|
tin Alt- iti.in- Tuesday and t(.o
t lit my tailed '•> n Hu n tin- tin1.
In ih« till Pacific, meninvh lc.
Japanese i. »■ :>ed the . unerican !>;.-«•
in F'.ilii.luli. I'.llire l-lands. in tr.t
| l.ilrst <>| .-I'lics liuht a1taci.< .
.tcain.-J ad\ a'leed oiilpo>t> ^nai ci.n^ i
the supply lines to Australia. The
1 enemy call ed ' damaite or ilijlli le
af Funafuti i«. ta. reports in e
slmwcd.
COMEBACK FOR OWI
EXPECTED IN FALL
Washinsl" . 'y 21. (AP>- <>:
ficc <>f War lulu, ma!ion (OWIi
which had it t iit.iiicial tail ampu
tated I i^lil behind tin* e l".- by a i
irate Congress. is aking a colli'
j back.
I>. (.. Speaker, the
ilal authority. sad t
behavior" :: d conij
>: nee under K. Pa!
tlie < )reu -n puhli.-h<
re tor oi ' )\VI's do
VOI'Mi I S > I > 11A W All INF.
New York July 21 (AP)—David
1 Kddie Rickenhaeker. 1". eldest s >n
' of C'apt. Kddie Kicke backer, was
sworn into ti:c United S ates murine (
'! corps yesterday.
"ONK woni.ir
New York, .tulv 21—The film
1 right* to Wendell L. Willkie's "One
World" have been sold to 20th Cen- '
' tur.v-Fox Film Corp n ation. Simon
..mi Sinister, ineorpor.i'ed. publi-hcrs
r f the book, ann >tr red last nieht. |
i The i lovie will be nrodttced person- j
pllv l»y Darryl F. Zatwck. who re- '
ren'ly returned from active service
as a coloncl in the United State*
army
Liaison Officer
PTjt ^ •
ncjur c ijite <;e \ p. •> j, f:
Alevasr ier. All.eJ military gov
ernor ci S.cily. l.ieut. ( «.l. Cnar
l,-s I'oietti, former governor of
-New Vor!:. i, l'ic liaison officer
be w ecu coventor and people.
llle government in the
urea nn upieil In American
forces. (I lit ■•mat tonal)
Trace Nears
Russell Leads Move
For Compromise;
AAA Puts Official
Han on News
Waslii'.igton. July 21.— ( AIM —
The exciutivc branch and legis
lative lrad< rs appeared In lie
headed todu.x toward a trnee on
some of their major farm ami
food polio differences, as:
1. Senator Kussell. Georgia
Democrat, called on his farm
state contemporaries to meet the
Administration half-way on any
move it inisht make toward re
conciliatii.n ol' those differences,
and
The \griciiltiiral Adjust
ment Acetic* (AAA) forhade its
'MtA.AOO tii id employes and cuni
niiltccmen to distribute informa
tion about \AA farm programs
through r.cws channels.
1* n -*11 • •( report ei lie was
>:< -est tii: i al t• •• »f! A- :i -tr.i'.or
d.'V •>. .1 !.. - iitiiuncd ' • consul;
■leu heft
tit"- I lee". ip.«
"«I I
■■II , t
•'T .'.on! I .i ■ well j.»r ■ Ad v
str;i" 'U 'i ! embers ol ( :igre - t• > ]
• PI»i • • ell -conference n i ;• it |
>f 11 tual : c!|>fulne*s. an t with uttl
■In}' "i shoulders " t!te Se -
itor idded.
lie said congressional scnti- j
nicnt still favored better farm |
prices rather than srtn eminent ! ,
subsidies but lie If'ievcd a .
"spirit ol rive and take" would ,
iron out (litfereiiees ol o;iinion (
mi tbe Mi'i»i«|v <iliestiou as well ,
as other issues*. i
His is>i- ' billowed .i'i Nuricul-1
lure Pei>;.'. ' 'ii Interpret tion of a ,
trovision in '■ new ;ipp:'opriittioits 1 ,
•t v. hil'Ii . i'ted till' il~c of re:; | |
■ml fluids vitr; Kiln i'i"'- a"'i ex- j |
iuMJ-os o' \ \.\ infor • .1 "i 1'in-1 |
love-. T • ii'ioli' ."emeiit loid * e, ]
•tniil ives. eil ;i~ thp ' ie. eon t\ j
:md loeil ner <">ni!i. 11i;it !
Ibev in • i earrv on • p-o >
I oi'.il not: for the \\\ .is n
h^titidion <*r for Its policies or at
tcmnt to 1> niibl'e pre ■ : >• !v
attain-! cotm e sional nc'i-xi on f»r:i.
measures.
KRENGH HOSTAGES
EXECUTED BY NAZIS
At tin. c
—(AIM- I
exec iti-ci
t lint ion '
nwn lieuv
million re
lh<> frinm
to<l;iy.
< >I1C 111
tlifir.-inmt '
immerll i
picked i
it \va.* n i
11 >1: t *:«
hnvc been
1e»*v;i!s i'
lllj'.e. llli!
of iHr* eit
nnnmintT i
i in Frontier. July L'l
I'lench c- zc
I';iris l;isi wci-!; ,n ir
' i<" shooting >i tl < -
•it. trurtwwlhy inl r«
•! Swiss ;n (M !.
i < I'll CM|>it;il 11", c, I' I
•*>" «•<<■, ■•><>(! wiii'r
• sh'iof iiiy-i;: ■ unH Ill
's n-nhici-l I v ^ i. ti
<T"\Vtl >.l -pci't •
d.
(•(•Ill ions \V(
•iCrt OH* J|j
effort t i -
'«• I Mo Av
•uintrv t!:fv
- itI
t ir
finely jih'
WEATHER
FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
i.i'M V'jtc in t»mr< ".lime.
U. S. Planes Sink
Three Jap Ships
In Solomons Area
Cruiser and Two
Destroyers Sunk
From Convoy on
Way to Munda
Allied Headquarters in tlie
Southwest Pari fie. July "!l—
— IAl'1 —Ameriean bombers
were credited today with sinking
a cruiser and two dest'-o< ;• -, i ■>
a Japanese convoy alteniptiiti:
vaitilt ti> run the .»ll'cd siv !,«•«
air blockade aroir.nl the '.»ia
IWundu air base in the Salomons.
A force of three light cm e;.-.
lest rovers and two transp ut - i
iouhiedlv seeking to aid the •
3rosed garrison nt Mund.i. \ a
ipo ted iiy C'atalitvi f'yii- i
Jitn'tly alter mid: issbt ye.-1 ■ • <i..\ i .
V'ella ti ill iust west of K i ... .
jar.. island
The :n.TS loll I wed • j
Lintll ?t' >ng formations ol 1.;m-i- j
or*. Mitchells and Aw.flCi '•< • hi'i |
irrived with h.-mb- which I• 1:• -i al i
oast three warships to I!»«• i> >tt >n» !
md sell! tin- < lilindi'l' lie. .ii
impliij* :.!•:■liiward.
A third destroyer was listed
as probably sunk, and a trans
port and yet another doslrover
were damaged.
Four honthers were lost—two
Mitchells and two Avcncers.
The action. described in i xl.i.v|
nmmuniquc from the hendqua ter
>i General Dnngla* MneAr'luir. I
crved to aim in >1er.riy pre - re
in Miindii. i)ig air base on Vo-.v I
le ii'4 :i island, which ha- lie? ? hit
n land, sea and air . t tacks .-:nce ' sr '
■o:.est I'.iri'.c offensive ■' 'edj.
»i .1 i!y 1.
Supply or reinforcement ■ >: Mm da .
las been rendered '*d nger - • and
liftie.lt." Ihe comnv.ini(|iie .-aid. and '
a slow btr con-tant deteriorati >n of
is {t!-.<• enemy's > beleaguered aarri
:on can be expected unless our
lockadt. tvna can bv broken." '
Th oi;: in ittenip: : > en. .. i u i
dunda blockade brought t » IT the]
urn . • .1 .inline-1 w .•<}» ;> li-te
iffic ally as having Iteen mi i thel
a-1- i n« Allied often- \ 'i "!i< _
lo|om,.:i- F.ve more are cm ide.r.i
irooal'lv lo-I.
All ed aro md forces -i ; ! . •
v m m Mil da were aided vote
lav iv Itanntles- dive i■
rha-ii d: ,-|«ed IB Ions of - •
;ip;inr-( a-m positions aim:
lerin eter Imiil two miles ea-t •• ,l
he -i rd • '
•UF.HRER AND DUCE
CONFER WHILE ROME
UNDERGOES BOMBING
L<»wli.i). July 21. -(AIM Ad
iitlci le .• int > Italy M »nday : •:
null- t with Premier M i -
lie N Ml 'iineed i i 1 uiuli' - i
atiim ' i' N" '/i are grave v e •
vriiod ivor ho fntp of theii > n >i
uiftiH • ■ i'lmj: under Ail.id
iiil;.
I. iv.11 • rirees said lilt <• m i -
■nee. • I .it .i!i iinn nu-cl tnw u
iir i! iv •! I' ly. ;i|>i>;■ »•«• tl vv;i.
iisi-inhi '<■ attempt '<> %vh i> up t'n
Infant: • • t- «f ll:ily. \vh • <• v u
>ire !i • ' vn I" t. her I' :r u vrl
nvadi I 'I ' ei" •' pit;»I 1>" k ■!. j
Chi'ire >1 Monday a- |!n> • Ins I
lay '..i- .i i' ii 11- one for M ' :ii.!
Viiilo t! • lii-!;iti«r.- wore* ci. - i.:
'military mixtions." Rome ••••
iif» pinmcied bv more thin r>iinj
>oinl'cr« ■ 'in* biggest raid t > • e
1 Dure - w
Tlie meetM- -fir.'t si"cc t!ir i ■ - I
a tor* conferred tit Snlxbttrs April!
-in while the position of T i t
vas been °:>s -erioiis—was !»•>• '>"■ !
•xpeeted n view df reeeiv. hi j
'.UCCCSsOS
:hinese FORCE RAID4:
JAP-OCCUPIED ISLAN^
Chuimkiii- -''ly HI. (AP» i -
.< !• tiini|i- ile a siicii' 'ill i
•ii the .l;i| "i I'-i rciiiiiecl 1 mrl
l.mgkiia or 'he Kukian en ' -'v
in null'- si nil 'I Kimclinv . Hi:
iniiny < lie > troops. takiin: man*
hi iliters ami raptnrinn a >'' ini
if -upplie-. .' liiiili emiiinatiil i
li iiiKHie anii'MiKTcl today.
In C'bekiiiiiU p:iiv inee. .1; ■
i'(it>p> attai !inu Cliliv.'"!' P I 'i.
nut! oast "I lau'lhtl v ei e i t ini r i
mil I -t a I U'' ipiantitv <■! >n■ I■ t.• \
applies. it added.
KITCHEN tsi i ti r
Wnshlngtm. July ?i •(AD- Th"
iV.i. Production Board h - ."uibori/i'd
i ri'Miniptivn or inereise in the
nanutacttire of a number of hou<o
• 'd ar'irl'.",s. i'ctiidtrn rarn«t sweerv
p ttiUrt?t a; i grinds:
'Helena' Survivor
BIOWN INTO THE WATER In the
battle of Kula Gulf, Maj. Uernard
T. Kelly of the Marines ;aw his
snip, the U. S. cruiser ll lctia. j{o
down fighting. After CJ hours in
shark-infested waters and 10 days
on an island, he and 2 tiu other .sur
vivors were saved. (International)
£ight Banks
Would Extend
Services
i.iU'i^h. .Inly J,
a UMik.im
, .'»iriii •!!.- - >1 i'i
;il I
' y i". jk i it
II I i ■ '!
■ II-. 'i'
-a\ .IiII.- I< i Mil
uly vnoal -ii ,.ii
li .•■!• >1U* ('It .. ii" | i
Vking tile < \ii ndot
i Morri.- Plan l.ii.
.. II"" 11 icIii-t
' ■! Willi ill!.'
( . CI .'I )> I I
Murri
i.-hury Dm . i'i. ;
ti Dank "1 ! •
hi;- and I.- .i i'
idustna] I .< i;ii
ni; ..I Chai 1. it I *•. .1
.■liia! liank . . IJ •
yi-n.-Y.illo Iiulii-! ..,! 1
!• villi'.
>t i
i.- Sivl
.t 1
1 'I alltlnv ilv ! . -|
I'iltlls i'lut ti I- 1 •.i!
i'd ; • s: * lit itv • i
Mi-Kail
<nman C'li. i
. i- niiiii.-r-ifii :nd
t uid t c handed d> v
lionll.
(I:
INKS vr \OlM.IV\
W .ivnton. .1 Iv iM '! .1
:ir- (lii'cl :.1 • c I'i ,\ 'I
i 1 nisjht ;it )• ! > ■ < l r . I •'.! v. u- .
illness.
Hi' is suj'v \«d •> vv.it'. llv
■I mcr Miss Ki . i," (I., igh
•. Mrs w. I. Ktiighi Xitrlina:
<■(• i>ro1ht.v>. I \ II . . ml
. (I. JoiiVt, ii 11 Virginia.
Resistance
On Island
Weakens
General Withdrawal
Of Defense Units
Is Forced; Italians
Deserted by Nazis
Allied Headquarters in North
Africa. .lniy 'Jl — tAI')—Amur
lean ..ml ('anadiati troops have
>i i/t d Knna -defense prop of
ail i-:Ural Sicily- ruttinjr off
larv minitii i - axis forces
and furciii!! :t •niural with
!rwal a- r< -i-taiK'i' 011 the is
land weal. ii- d hourly almost to
1 he point ■ eollapsc.
'to tli.' ra.-t. I Si-it ish
ai 'Vi.v tu i: i!• !• •>). ri'd at the
iiootv .if 1 . - bullion
I'n.icrM,, , . •, ,i t ei.ast
—.-'r-ttri-'-! a • n-r na'.'.i coun
ter i ' i' ' i• • -v. •n-ua!
tii ' .. i •• « :: i'ie sca
|K»r . it ..a •• ViciaKv an:ioin:c?d.
'.'.ill Si.-i'-, in>' •• i i ailird
liaiuix. n>r ail I.: •tir::l purposes,
lama's I.ill cat nil ( a'ania from
vcslnn Sicily exci'pt fi>r our
Iiiim*. nil!;: h null!,cm coastal
road.
Allied observers eported a uee
oral > it al »«r all r ads leadinjt
• i • .e ent<: "i sie ly and
!*.:! i prl-nncrs declared bitterly
that German toriw n :!.<• ecntral
••ifi rs vvttre speeding eastward for
.1 :i:fU gr! w iv.
The withdrawal nppe.iri i intended
I. .<■•• i|n,..."')|t> oxactia
the Messina area <>t iw.'th
n S r '.v, i lu'vci'ii C'atun.'a
..nc* Mo-si:; >.
Kalians complained a sal list
their own uovernmont as well as
the C.ermavs. Tin- na/:s. tlir.v
declared. v ere repeating their
African t.n lies <i| abandoning
them ever> time the situation
liccamc Ii iprlcss. f|«eiui; in all
available transport.
'1 hey . - er'.ed t! i it «>\\ t. fascist
r« vernnn nt had a ven then ' •> ,r"v
imis and food. ; nd issued "bfi'icto
iiansix-rti'. armor and amimi*".ition.
'I ;n : * ^ i i • ..i :i ' • • itis
■ . . dVi ; S.i ho
jfi iid Knr n :• s\v t. powerful .id
■ i.i. i i •. . !:> ..me 4i miles
: Su".'> ..I'd
they a . .. p id ly sp -'Ins the land
n two
; . >i.:«• announc
ed (..-Ii ' ' I • ..d been ev It'll—
- • < v. ir iutilctin
• <!•:; • • c v.-n sector of
Si i ( • • m ,md Ital
• . \ • > enemy
e\eented d< ..! • >nts jic 'o. d
... in I: • .i 1ac\.s at
C: t • -In v., ii ropul ed. it * iid *
11- r . • Piy ■ . .j>~ cli.i'U*
: ; M C • t. n Si
•il\ have ■ " red tili . finther des
i.i .. Or ; ;."i .■ . *! ,rk wit'l
"vciy heavy .saalties" and cuntln
11i • -.i , i• seaport,
i i.i . . ! • v the \vl "le
■ ii, • • \ • •. m in S;
tiiy in ieop: i\ (iaiek cnltiijwe
, . -i • . west ;md i-cn
.... .. v, . •• , «t. cd.
'i in : n m i- 1 the m. n hig''
•• > jiml raih •. d lines running rad
.at* v » • • aen »s • . .aitaiinvt. is
I -il i* tiv • ' : ie Ctvrmnn
i- a. t 0.1. i •) from eon
•. • v. ;:h Italian t. in '-lie we.-t
'Dirty Girty' Forced Down
To Safe Landing on Sicily
Willi Hi,- Unit*d Si '• ■ Seventh
\ V : N.. V. .1 !y 1. tl)fUiyi(i>
i ,\I'> '| >.ri\ i.; u\>• inr
iii v in - :t'i Atrie.i. xv... the . .i
!> ir* F. i::-■ !•» (I • Sieilj
ii.i it w.m unwhnliM .-i •(>
vhii'h luid tin view thinii i. Mut
nay he "CliiH tflh'd boitibitiv tuts
: ii over in'-'* tei ilorj wmild be
lit I mi iv v .1.- •> plt'li > !
!< I >1 I . ( I| II till I
I ni ■ •) •! Kiiu '*Jni I-. Wi . i' .
i-'ii I uteiiiint .Wep IVnfiinii ut
; i -!■ < \ (' «•■»-]> li't. ft her
liu n !• in! t'liicriiincy binding ilrl|t
iuit ivii.vinn tnntp- ruptured several
i;iv< .ie«».
"I'm eerhiinly jtlnd yoti bnyt took
lhi.« tiind." Hum • mid t«»ld
i rhre:inc crowd •! soldier? wti.cn
c I'hcrcd ar-Mind 'ho n^itr-ed plane.
I'd if a. a' v. iiroui.d
m • i Mi 'i i - (when'."
I >nty i'< 11>" w ;•> >> c ■; .1 liirfjc
flight <<( Fort iv <.» which went ovctf
the toe ol I' ly ' - norninu to bomb
S.r I • 1 .mil I t 1 .iii) VViit; tli
l'i i Icil 1 tin li.n-iv . Iron: which
miiiiII boat* .mi Ionics haw been
plvitu ' ic Si: ;iii Sil ly
'Win .1 wi win: 11 It-; iiv bomb
i'u: »» I 11 v t° row (\ ory thing hut
;li(- . in- 1 Hammond
id ■ i i i if tl.ik and
pit n'\ inTii . '<
"'Willi," added 1 iet In lit Knf«
•11. wi \\ • < t "im\ mis the tar
u< l v ■ 11 the N ona . wont out.
Thci* No. 1 went out. We managed
If i.i ' N i nter! ip ;.i;iiin. run
111:1; h 11 • 1 •■•wit wi t 11 N" 3 conked
oil" I' !• kc<l like 11 of them were
Rcinc >ut nt one time.
' Rut 0111 squad stayed with us
prt ' ''iev a• cncirv fitshtcrs
v. err • ' }•«-?*•> ut."