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SATURDAY Al-TKKXOOX, DIXTvMBKK 11. 194:*
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K1VK CKXTS ('()1»V
Draft Plans
01 Hershey
Questioned
Committee Expects
Ictcnt of Congress
T«> Be Carried Out
Washington. Dec. 11 — (Al')
in his new role as head man
,,l' ilective service, responsible
.>!■'* »<> tin- President, Major
t, m nil Lewis I». Itershey was
called before a congressional
, • ii f»«it tee today to toll what
ii. >;'itposes to do about tin- c< o
1,'Hi.tl drafting of prewar i'aih<
i .
I . were ordered put ;il the j
the (lr;il( li.urcl under j
just signed l>y I!• ■ 1'rts:- I
I In- >ame law diwiri's I'a.il
\ .1 X ill limn any authority in
lia'mn i J selective service. ;
all the power to llershiy ay
.. post heretofore Miiiord;
i to MeN'utt's war inanpiwo
i ami.:...ion.
( hairntan May 11>.. Ky.i. nf
i lie llausc Military t'oniniittrs'
in aitnoilliciiii; ttiat llcrshey
w.-ald In- i|iiestii:ncd at a closed
0 sstou lutlay. said the eomnii;
t• «- c\|U'ds "tile intent td' t'linto
tie followed and is
rrad.v to write a regulation for
1 In-hey to send In local draft
to ii ds it lie shows an iiuliuatiint
to kcI around that intent."
• 11 :ui csm« nal intent .on. W.i\
i it.eil. "is that pn war I ;.:!i i
• indlieied 11r tit all ava.laol.
' .'her- have been tuUeu
tin uliiitit the whole country."
•selective scrvlee officials
v.iid lui-anwhile that only a
ih.mucin physical standards for
inductees could materially reduce
the present rate of iuduc>>•'11
el' fathers.
hi iv rcnulation provides i
l' "navt oi a I '. i'-(|. eti r boa If I
a*w present phy-iral ret| meIf
tin y di'h riniue tiiat stanre
too high. it may result
n ; a col siderhale pool o;
w clnsKcri a> physically un•
l-K) available for induction.
Chinese Near
Hankow, Jap i
Supply Base
.su. I)<•<•. 11 - (AIM — A
■ i t • • 1.11111.. apparently ;ri«!
<-i; .lapanc i' i cmtorecmc;it.; I
eiichin.; rcc.iptured (.'hanjtch f
.Icrlaied liv tin* Chinese high i ,
•n uul {••day t<> haw di'• v «•/1 •
!• - •! ilankoW*. the iiU'iny';. '
, • ' ccnlr.il sapply ij.ise. ,
central China activity \v.i>
• si iii a innim niii .<• v.!' . ) ,
• i the i »liimn \va« 30 miles l»el »v
.eg, which is aero-- the Yantf•
river from tliinkow.
Ail nigh {111- c< im m.. ft. que (it- ,
• I llii1 acti ii ..s ail ad\ m.v
• U ichang. there see i e(l little
t .1 was a pari ••! diversion:.J
• •.itions to prevent reinforce- [
lr.»ni reaching the HHt.tiOO |
nee Ircops w hich tile Chlneje '
engaged in the fighting area
•'i ..| Challgtch.
I' .-aid the column h id broken :'i i
I u itang. on till' Cant •: -Ham.aw
.i>. and had destroyed enemy
i nl.s and other establishments.
I' • • battles still raced norlhues'.
• 'I ii irtheast of Changtch and j
''• : city t'. the Yangtze. Kml\i;:
I ("l'a'i!leh w a.- recaptured I' :n
!!'• 1 p.iik >i lasl Thursday
I II' (oniimini'i'ie .-aid that eimnv ;
•'u' west ot l.inli. 2.'» miles n »itTi
< 'Ii.mutch. were "dealt knock i!
l»|o\\s Iiy our force-, and tlici"
'*v I" alt.irk (••■II.ip cil !h;s nwiii\'"i
111\« e ol Cliaimlch. it < "it
' ' iei|. Japanese troops continued
•• offer xiiff iiattle.- I«» Chinese h
i:* attcmptinu to sm.eh tiie .lap- i
a • i third di\ igion.
' itlier Chinese forces were att n'-*I
rom the west iii an attempt 1 '
'•" k'Ii the .l.ipatie-e flanks anil '"it i
'•!' n escape route from Changl'.'l*.
■ the announcement said that "our
'•ii".- advancing on cemy pusi''
i along different routes have .ill '
iiade headway."
I2n-mile I rout e\tendin^
point north ol that Kav
CLOSE-UP OF NAZI SKY TRAIN
/' *
THIS PHOTO from Lisbon shows a cnmoul1:>;4cd slider used bv the Nazii
to carry troops and supplies to the front. Unlike their six-engincd transports
which shuttled troops across tlie Mediterranean during tiie hattlc
(or Afrira. this is a Elider towed bv a Diane. (International)
Yanks Hit Targets
in North G ermany
After RAF Raids
Farm Program
Is Presented
By Griswold
Sail I...l;e City. Ih'i. 1 ! f AIM —
\ larm pn^riiiu which its : utii •!
laid is ~in many iu.-i.iinr.. diumct■.callj
op|>oscd till' pi..11 ».I .\i
I)cul administration" v. piwiitra
oday tn .1 ivm ii il c n'evnee i !
Aestern Republican W.iueis
"To be oi i" .during n.-c to Ununited
S'ate-." said Utivcnu-:'
Divight liriswold of I^ebrasUa,
arm and ranch program miisl .e.-ompl.sh
t'.vi lli.MKs. It must pronote
tin' production Hi all tlitr I« • i.
at and tibre needed and .1 n si
ellder unto the fiirmi . .:n i siint;natl
.i let mi conmem urate* U.til
he value ol hi.- products.*'
lo achieve thai goal, he sal<i ' i
in address, the tarin program
liould:
1. "Survive : < >:• abundance; not
carcity." v.
'2 "Place tiie few prod • ° • .. iri> ]
uxtmcnli it needs on marketing*;
>ot acirancs."
:? Protect the iiatur.il \ .1 le oi
he earht "against v\a:te. a:ni.se ami
•xploitatiun."
4 l\no>ur.igc discovery of :.ow
ndiis'.i i.il uses lor agricultural : re- (
lucls;
."i IVrnit till' t11"111 "lo iiaijiiii
■quitably with industry" "ti>r man- i
•ov.
(! Include a "pound, sin pie : n. I
itiainl'iliou-" credit sy-ti-m; "relace
-i ,1'sing lii»in a r - . rtime: ; .
ml tie."1
Urge Paying
State Debt
With Surplus
K Irish, Dec. II —Within the pa i
■•<■(•1. there ha.t lifi'ii .-eveiiil inijMi:•
■lit new > Inric- 1>11>! ; /in.; itic
t uition with re-peel to ucic. ! u
eVCIIlie fnl* I lie State ©I North f'.imiiiii.
iiti ever p ow inn .surplus. ;i■ irl
wUHcstiotis th.il this surplus ir n -ed
or |>;•>"!i f!it lit the bunded debt ot
he Slate.
Three State oil,nils made short
;pecc!ie.« oii tin1 same tliiy I.■ t week
mi this genci I topic. 15c". i niii- l'«i:iin;ssi<e
CI I-'.IUVUI C •: 11 11 ; • ted I'.i.i!
HI' the |> 1st ten ve .;the e r . I
iceit <i steady rise in general ItlM't
cceipis I»y the State, lie illustr.it•d
the point hv (|in<tini: t olleclio; s
'or the lisial ve.ir endns .June :>".
!i:M. as S24.nr><i,00}, while loi the
ist'iil veiir ending .tune .HI, !!>':'
he to'. 11 w.i $70, Ma, 137 inure t!,an
wo and .i hall' times a» :i ie' .
■'.veil more pheni mci al w.>.- th« i•.i*n:>
n ilH'on e taxes, the IH.7T! ' i;en
hist ve.' being itmre than tl'iee
inn- the lot ill fen 10.10 nit'l five
ime the 'en v<'.'i> ;mo sum. Sales
,i\ receipts showed ilmost Ie ■;iiiv
'imp- from sli.nl 1.7(io j;i 11> i t t*•
I7..'»:«i.:»!t.'< i t .veal.
Cemniissiotiei (I'll did not ^retime
t •' prophesy al» > it '< Me
rend-: he was merely |N jilting «itll
hat has happened.
The Mill .• flay Stole Ti ■ - • • •
'hiirles M Johnson clis-c s*-"d
eni ral fir d ^ ruin- : ti• I <le i .i
(I 'll, ret'oi! U a siiri-l •- n evess
of .S"!l.oftlM»on at '-lose ol th<»
ist fiscal year, which has all'-idy
loivn ■itib.stiintially by ubse»i'ieiit
ollertions. and which is predicted
. lefch sfls.noo.noo by the end o«
ei-c-c' t blcnnUtm Yn June of
'j ti.
IV"d i t e m n c .1 n - B a s c c!
! :!):'"atov3 tvike at
L ui j- a ;• i i. n C ap i la 1
ii-lnn. IT . i ! — (.\!'( !<!f!
V !h nisei's t'Si*'•
ft« 1 '>y 1'ijrireis atlaeluil iarjfi't>
in nurlIswi'slci'ii tii rinany,
KijL'lilh Air !°nn heniiiiunrler*
; 1 < 1111 it* J. l:i\m;ti»le wi"iliter
;»1 Iv i jiiicd I he respite
jrvi-M Hitler's war industries.
The da vie.-lit Ami-man lilow
I'nlloueti III) a I'linv ineiim ! t
hour ili-inoiistralinii of Allied
aerial supremacy liy It AT Mo.s•inito
raitls lasl niuli 1 on northwest
(iermany ami by I". S.
\ledi terra ncan-hiscd l.iiirrators
yesterday on Sofia, Ituh'.aria's
capital.
Al'if.'l hi i ill.n il . Algiers ili'M
l iiial Jin- attai U . ii Si ti:i as "accurate
and I'Kii'tivo" and nHiil !l:o
l.iix'i'.itms v. ere aivunpnaied by
lohli-r.i: K«' lighters.
the tapital • II !lei's wave
1'. ill; ,11 b.ilfi 1::<., lucked !•>
e\| i '-he> In: 103 minutes
\r.-ti i ii iv - w ivi' alter wave <>.
Ml diiell; 'u*.iII- ■. -ed hell iiel's lmised
rrunl inn hluv ;.t the railway
yards and lri"i|i- iiarnrks iirran.
I I: > ia :;iil|". v. ii.i !i ua\e sumo
<i« ::11?t li • :t..i-i.. sa;d ureal de!\'eu.l>i
- I the lluli;; tail |> itliasitructioa
.i ii ninny deaths rmultcd.
mi nt. v. 11 -*1 ii.: u.th an internal
war !.ervos ei .-i • .. inile awji.v front!
fh't r ■: 11 ■ i»•:11 railway tiirgct. wnre
fiwwl t» «l» ndon tho session audi
ei>\er. the broadcast went on.]
As i i In I u- ■ ii onitistratiim I
«il A I'll- i > :n :h' i r. the
German air f«nw 1..1 night lost
one I it'll 'lie lust radim* furi"'
it • i 1 I i M'ltd over Hut;.ill in
eubt cays.
Demand Continues
I* or Sonic Stocks j
.
Xew Vol-!;. I». II l.\l')-l»i'ii
and enni ii ii-il if selected -tneUs !
.ii Iml l'i i : >i ;.i t hilt many
leader, were neglected.
The .■ ..'I hesitancy in extending I
cienm.'nielli al tin* .i|i|i .i.u ii n| a
ui'd. end -ervi d s reeo- oi v lirai.e
a- d a Utile m Me prnM taking mi tlie
rei elil i se u.i. .i m,Id hand cap.
Fractional vai ilions eithei u iy
rilled the i>|ieii im; and. \vh le .-Ii ill;;
S|)nt. in evidenre near the el I.e.
the mill't.mi > were 1 l.v u 1 I
•populated Dealings iiiiicliciii'ri id ilt-l
tervalx nd Ira -for lor tin- tw.• |
hum were aioiind ItMi.linii .hares. 1
Cherkasy
Expanded
Reds Push Forward
In Dnieper Bend, but
Fall Bark V »!>•••
Lull .Ion, Woe. II — ( AI *) —
Clt feral Ivan Konev's second |
I krainian army lias expanded I
its ("herkasy bridgehead in ilie:
great Dnieper bend and lias]
driv< 11 into <'herkasy itself:
where "violent lighting is taking
place in the town. ' a DNL»|
broadcast said today.
To the southeast, the Germans
s:«;«l. Soviet troops were makintl:
-ni«n <n:s attacks in heavy smnv:■
ri! s jn the area southwest i>!
Ki r; eiK'hUK where the Soviet."
>• h:enmcrii:g al ilie approaches
•l K • . •{•»}» and Krivograd.
Moscow admitted seriiius reverses.
Iioweverv, in flic" Kiev
bulge '!00 miles to the northwest.
where massed German
arnuir lias driven Russian fortes
hack to lite area south of
Malin, :;<) miles cast of Koro/<-»i
and only 5.1 miles west of
tiic great t krainian capital.
Tl • I II <>1 Ziiainciika. central rail
i m 1 < n l.>»• German supply i : the
I in >:u r I'fiul. to K"ilev 's veterans
;tlii three days ol man killing
!'i<:hntig w;is announced lust niuht
Tie 'Willi.his had dim their tanks
■ I at. • the u round :uid I. iim'iit to Pi"
death. 11*. • I dispatches reported.
h; .in t :-der of the day. Premier
Sell 'I d< .-Moid the city as "a po\vi
. 1. 11 rt.oiiK i o.nl" and "..ii import:
m rail iiu eti.iii." More than 1 .."><»■ •
Germans v ere kilte.i. 2:! tanks destroyed
:■:id many pr;.-i n«*rs were
taki n in the liinl as-aull, the Moscow
bullet said.
G<>\crnor Brieker
Is (Juest Speaker
At GOP Meeting
Ww Y.iri.. I:/:-. 11—{API—Governor
Johi! \V. I!; ckci oi Ohio goes
IhMi.iv the powerful Pennsylvania
Republican «ir^:ini/.-,* ion U/ninht
with u chance t ' c mrt luv<>r for his
presidential candidacy.
The Pc: rsyh ania Society nj \ev.
York, traditional goititdinj; board fur
Kvvst''iif St .I(i()P political aspirants.
invited liit- Ohioan sis guest
speaker f«• i its 4ath annual s;athcrin«
exported t > attract l.oiio.
Nazi Forces Press
Tito's Guerillas
Louden. I 11 -(AP>—Marshal
Tito"- i cc.-.-t..i . I'd guerilla!: arc* hoin.;
pressed superior Gorman
forces tlr""'i!i>h" it ea>tcrn i'.'snia in
Vujti sla\ ia. ail army "f liberation
«■<ii:11!;i;* ai .e broadcast today by radio
said.
Farther v.t ■ t in Rnsnia 'I was
iisini' e.n ah \ ti bolster his land
to;v<> •) it- engagement they
Killed "'n Get and wounded :t:5.
In nnrthv c Ji•.n Croatia. Yugoslav
- amine iu il .i column '>1 Germans.
Killina 3" more.
Cotton Futures Are
I p 30-45c ;it Close
New Vol . Pre. 1 |.— < \|») -folti.ii
Hit.ire- < !o..» d ISO 1 , la cents a
hale hiijhc: .
1 )|ii*ii C*lo>e
December 1!».."»1
March .. I!M7 1 !».."*I
May I!i.:i2
.Inlv 1 !• o I 1!» 111
Mitotic Cievi ... w.r.i IH.ilO
Middl :• •'
WHETHER
i oi: \oi; i ii < .\i:<h.iv\
I. ■ 11 .iimI consi tcr.ililv cold *r
I Oil iu Ii I Willi trllipcratlllcs inn
I'rn /iny mi mast and "!li to
in lie- interim. l air and onnliiiiird
rallii'i ciilil Smidav.
Gives
\epcit
To Eisenhower al Carifc
<> (f:
ILCll'Xs
\V Inn:;' I >< ■ . 11 i AIM
I'll hIciiI \ c|| (Mvr (icncr.il
I >\\ !> I- ■ ciili"\\< i, .i di't.i '.'(I.
' i111 i in r* mi iiic AUit'X ir'v"" j
l.v \ it • 'i.ilcuy cli7i*•i
'J :i I!!-*.it iiliecm
( • i l 11; l!i ir " 11 i i (l-iiiic I: mil Teller
'ii :i||f! (' m>
Till* v. tl* 'I: 1*1 •« 'I l»> III!' Wh I • ■
IlllllfC lodiiy III till- IllU'Sl "! .1
I.I rlis'i-ilflU'- rriwi I hr |iM'si(leiltl.i!
parly Ik'IhI((II,v (filing of ptnrci Mr. j
clt visitprl i>:i Ii ■- hislo' i
'OII'IU'V
* t i uU'aK do UtC .Kot 0* Cit.'iV"
• •' •! I M»nl» vor. Allied e tnimdel
in - < i i • -; •> \i i,„
Hfilv. Mi I'm w\ ell hived in ii
• 11 i ■ ' i ll'li lv < .iticil "Tl . Whi '«•
IIoiifo" si sii|ii ri-iy furnished : iyf
!v;insi >n ... crlmikliift the I
MKiiti . • 1'I itlliiliiU'd liv l|i( \,V ...
until 1h<> 11iiiilly \u-rc di" i -i ■
\ll"IC.I Isigt Jfpftf,
{»<" d I-; M'lih 'hci |ii• ■ . \
liiid nil tin- I' i ndent jit iii,in ni' I
:icciiiiiii.uii( d hi " In Tunis n !rs
wny (ji Chiiii The gcncrnl .it" hi i
l>i>rti('i|inf<'d Ml ^.IIIIO .if Ihf si: IrtfV
<f.issi.M .. Ml j; , . .
»«•. •.i...|.o iieJ u pltine (o AllitJ
\
Ho hud l)»f. hilV/WM*, J-"4:: I ■. I in
\Vhit<* II .11. I< , I •
itiu v. Hi 1 lie Pn-^dictil. 1('|»<»i*I'mI i
it dimtiitcb I'clciwil by llip p • ■ dent's
ollicc Ih'IC II) it M: I?|> -;• *
veil ii ii>- '.i mlc<l i I mi.iI find cmtipMf
plt'1 iv Kt 'k'Ii »\i<>r .it C*iir»
I'mifc .11»t»• ,ii-(tin linn .if tlir mvi ui
dol.il- ii^iccd ii|»'ii i»v lite • ,
Sinn in ii,.- t*wtblr I'xwtil on ol
■111! 11; <!'> tl'ilii > 11 *1* & .< •
.'ill III.lie
int: v •<
%
M
I mi inn in n
Fifth Army Gains Important
¥ W « la® *
Height m Drive on tassmo
FIRST DESTROY, THEN REBUILD
1
-ft «.
U. S. ENGINEERS blast a 1 ighway ob !: in Ita'y
rebuild a culvert that the retreating Nazis dc^nyed. M:ch ,V.!i« I
energy has to be jpent in this way, merely in order to £<'t thn> " !i ami
hit the enemy again. OWXradiophoto. (Interna:tonal)
Jap Resistance in
Air Disappears at
Pacific Outposts
Nazi U-Boats
Sunk After
Convoy Fight
I olllioll. I In . I I — i \ i" I i' i
<•t-1'lii.ili t -Im.lls hitc ilrslrn* i-«l
.mil three iillii'tA were il.imaiiril
nlien a 'Mrmu ronrenlr.ttiim
til' .11 least "III hi ilir underw.ilei
marantic:--* >nii:hl U> ittai
k two \ .1111.1;ili- \llie:l emi\o\n.
Ilir ailiiin.ilU .ii hi in1::isli
\ aiiiliiuiirt'il Iml.i- .
I he I -lio.its wi ll incven'e.i
Ironi " 1.1II11 all ■ II ' .iii\ i «• :n i-1" 1« -i
all;.el.s' .hi.I hi< • i- li..tsi ihtrent
ill Ilir tnl.il iiiiiiiIk : »l • •>ecrleil
-.liip - n:lnil "nil -ile. .
I Ik- .• ii i: i I'liri'inrnl • till
Nu »I'M rr !li.in *sii'nn iriK •
ui'li' • stiiii.iteil |>i In- i.i I n1 iiI'ili
li ni the romni- wlli'it till*
liiilltr (link place iM'lurrn ii'*'
wnll |i.m 1% .iikI lliile.h n.si il
fmi-i ~ .mil .iirer.il I.
I lii' li.illlr. li i> lit ":.ii i »i.- 11'
II11 \ llll' III.I l!,l\» iltrl HI-; 11 ,
t ill. |i|.ii i' ill III.' S.ii III \il i .
lie.
I-:111 c Interception
In New Britain and
Marshnlls Bombings
l*a< rl i!:iri«<ir. I>ec. I 1
< AIM Air n-.-i.-tiiM |i;,> c„mplelcly
liisappeareil over New
Hritaiu anil appear." to Ih» wuiiinjf
in the Marsha Is, two vital
Japanese I'aeific • iit posts now
I 111 eat elieil with .. ■ .u5:.
Tn
•meat •
.kiii >'
IV.i ifit
\v nil Httlrv I,'ill ■ <" .1 I»rriinl
i •' iuo «w!.» ,i 111-ij>**iii<h
liwiri1 I!- in .,'•<> inn "t liixnbs
havp I' pi • i> ,i. (iriiprul
111! ! 1 - V <■ \ • j.. Mill Mill*'illt
' 1 I V I III \ I lili Wll \i'«
1 • ' • ' i hIi- i ni'iitjiin til
.'in ■ -in* mtr' i • ■ »»f -ii•
1 tth
it. I!i
: ( '■< i V "N. i lit it y.
in • i i I'.i'luii i>: i *•. rr|p,i«p
' • if-1 t • It llir. i i in w r.iiils
I'* 'i \.M l j i'imIhis MM ,| i.
' 'M ' *!i'i 'it t In* '! i' -Ii.i IN
mill ' ''n 1 . ail i • -< :il tin ii i
in in- • . i i||"» ill 11-1 erf
ilvir*-llM- «11.1 ill.'II In |p||
/.«•■ iv
■
jH' ;t pi- i?i«' .1 >iim»»'
»•' HP sii f'tl 'I Al.-Ii ktiji!!. '
*11 #. | ■ > n(ti (<H Mi • LllwraI'
'< iritdi'il *i» *• . .i-r 1
Thplr i.'iris ucir ninrtf nti fiii
<! •••■ '! stvns 'Iri rnfl i ,i .
t in IrW fllw llttilrltfll Willi ii '111
I1! 'rl gun* (i r fncmy's |>t 1 r*^•
li'o*i t t , .'it OiiCti.'.i.
Eighth Af my
Takes Town
Near Mere
Clark's I rocps Drive
Forward for Cue Mile,
Battle at San Pietro
Allied Headquarters. \lvi< i.-,
I>«'C. I! (Al'l—Sliiwinv. I*»rwai'ti
1 i' ■'<iv !i t In ill"•,m' a.it
west of Kilijrnano in a drive >11
i Ca>-:!ii> ' ■ i! 1 ii .1-'. A m i'iean
t !*«■'• l• - «>;' !. 11' ii. < 'lark' >
Fifth \i it \ ha\e Uut#<-i ft»r«
Ual'ii <•: •:i'.• *.•:ii!;• • I an
imiNirt i •« . lu-adquarli r.s
aniiMiii.' . < m i;i y.
(Mh:*r I i lli \rn»° Irimp*
tlriviu • i'.\iiril » .issiim Inim
tile Mitllli i -i< U«r Mi.:!:.inn arr.i
Ii:iii!i1 .i |ifi < i- ! :t'll« lt>r tinfi
i tili l \ i• i i I > iii I'irlrii,
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I ll'lllllll 111!' limil
niilf on |In* mu-tli si«It* it| |)n*
.Muni rivrr. I iur mile* MMilliwost
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(Till" I-"" .n icU'ivni-i t i
• .1 "Mfoncl hridjsi ho -ti" v;.s not .1111
mcdiiitdy rliiritiifl, Allied I I
atiartco dUimlcliN 1.Tuesday sa:tl
: Eighth Army nrn «»r Itnd iwwd *h«>
I M nwl rc|Hirlc(! yostcrduy that
fail.at ,tn l . | <irii iit« tr> :n<- VI'
' •. li. :ips>.i tiitly 11m m i »nd thrust
this river. IViduyV
I i< -ct mod '.i indicate th< * M i«t»
f > wyV mi'i had lxv:i thrown
:-:rk after first en >xlns the #lro.iiu.l
'llii' ni v. 'pi <1i:<'1h\,c1 v.;i< 'is 'Ik;
viritiily (»1 Priiw. :«•.i:■ and a h«»1£
imI mil. . i: . i v. .is fieri a ■ <• I
1 i: • i> 1 y ti ■ • «•<I .it ria'vn yostr ri iv
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Monty Tells 'Em
EMPHASIZING ;i point, Con. Sir
l.cmaut I,. M<>nl;:cMMcry, conimiindcr
ot the I'.i itisli K.nlith Army
In Italy, IclN w.tr corrc;-|)on«lcntj
tlir piOKK s In. !••;<•(■- arc making.
rtpfirls state th.it his tanks
and infantry me on fins the Mori
, K ver. OA'] j'.-oto. (lntcrnaJionalJt