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T111 lv'l'V-Kl RST Y10 ATI 1TMKICA\ssT>V^Tl.;ir;-'a^:s>K llENDUUSON. N. C., FRIDAY AKTKKNOON, Al'KIL 7, I'M
GERMANS DEFEND
As Fickle Spring Sent Snow to New York
ODESSA AT ALL COSTS
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Vmi are looking west fn:m the Public Library alnn7 Forty-Second Street in midtown New
mi-mi- was nictiire:! Wednesday—only three days before Easter—when snow was fallinc thick. Two incite
settled on the city's warm pavements before nightfall, mostly inciting as it till, but in surrounding Net
York State and New Jersey the depth was five inches <;r more, thirteen inches being reported from Netct.ng.
N. .1. The snow, alter pit all-day fall, continued into the night. "I'nusual." the weather man called
it. Pedestrians, their feet wet. had ether but unofficial comments. (International)
York as the
inches
New
G. 0. P. Dark Horse Unlikely
Going Overseas?
IT IS REVEALED that Charles A.
I.indbcrgh has visited the Marine
Hospital, Statcn Island, N. Y., to pet
yellow lever immunization shots
such as those required of persons
going overseas. The N'nvy and tlx;
Ford Company, his employer, refused
to coinmcat. (/iilcrmir.'onn!)
Army Needed
To Back U. S.
Peace Effort
'.V a \pril • —(,\l'i •
llraft Levi- K Hci hev de
dared today Ih it onlv with Ihr
hacking • ■ 1 Vey strength vill the
\nn c i>f • I.'nitod Slate. I»e ll'Ml i
at the peace table.
Cwneideni with the innnmcc
tnent tilat the \iinv I of I i>* i -l it
planned maximum Irongtb «•'
7<Mt,nttft, I irni'l :il Dim li<-v iniln- itwl
lliat huge monthly <inot.i ot men
will In' puiierl into tli" dialt null
almost mdef'nitely .mil lint *l«liiobil'/ation
must l»e sl«>w Me aid
that 15".""" men i tnonih ' a very
|-(>nser\ atl \ e e .ilnnate" -Mould lie
required merely t-i maintain the
Army and Na*. v at '"II -irenglh m
wartime, and li« hinted thai many
inductions might !"• ie<|'iired, even
alter the v.u is won.
If his estimate right. Ilcishey
.said in a speech re\ a-.ved '»y the
Slate I lepai liiH.'iil. ' .ve in ■' he piepared
lo produce at lea I I.Vi.UIMi
men a month until silt h time .1 'he
inlern.ition.il picture ndicates 'a'
tin.- nation can .. ipporl |l.. vital national
interests with a sinallei number.
"To mainlaitl the result- for w inch
we have tnuglit depend.- to a very
large degree upon whelhei w< are
prepared to hack with lorce 'lie
recommendations we have made."
••Our voice 111 Ihe establishment of
peace will he heard only a- il is
balked by military strength.
WIATHIK
FOR NORTH C.MiOI.IN \
Increasing clotidlnes*. windy
and warmer tonight: partly
cloudy and mild 8altird:iv.
I ide Toward Dewey
Seems to Assure
Governor's Victory
Washington, April 7-- (AD
'rile difficult mail that lies
alieail for any dark horse hopeful
was impressed on Republicans
today as a result of Wendell
L. Willkie's retireinent
from the race for the party's
presidential nomination.
Willi Willkie ■'.1 ii, tnc iiinmiin,
tlx' - \ itik ap|* ii eel uiidci v. *ty tin
li iwrii' i ll|n:t:;i K Dewey. • ! New
V. Dettmle . i u I t< >ti.. • l«*\ • -1 •
l» il t:..it Dewey would «-• »Jtfi-t i
collect ,i major .share of the Mip,ioit
v.:..i-ii Willi.. «• ictlouiiceif alter
h.s defeat ill I ll'.-d.iy't. U'immi.mii
I primary.
Anions tlirsr was tie- prrdictien
hi Senator Dmiahcr. ('milirctirilt
Cr publican. Ili.it most of
(onertirut's lli uniiistmeted dclrcales
In he srlrrtril next week
Mould I ,iv or IIchi'v. Willkie's
Greatest prc-eiiiivciiliou strenclli
was in New I ni:I.iml and it is
Ihrrr thai other candidates would
have to make inroads if the>
hoped to transfer his sii|iport to
themselves.
There were onie K<-)tiil>!i< HI vim
had envisioned the possibility lli ••
Dewe.v and Willkie would presenl
almost e(|'ial strength • -11 the lirj.l
ballot Any such result. Iliey - i <1,
might lead In one "t those convention
deadlocks from which dark horses
i spring Rall' pii u
This \\ a.. the Irankly ••\pn\ sed
hope oi Senator Vandenhi ik. M'eln,
gnu Kepubhi an, who li t • been savins
' the ISfpnblii'.'iiis might to no i mate
I General Houglis MarAvtlnir The
j si illiW' st l\ici|tc comniaudei, Vanj
denhurg contends. 's the onlv nun
| who successfully could oppose I're:.
ident II II on what promises to
| In' oiu. nt the mai'n campaign issue..
| the ' iiiipaiU'i argument against fleet
' mi; ii iiti*\|M*i'iein 11| man a. eomtn
null r- tn-elnel.
M'it Ihe ipii' l. 'n ee lo I li wev
appealed likely '<• ;cuti|e .-my siieli
ieo ellie'it, despite the lliri'i' vote
MaeArMioi picked up in W'l.mi mii
There was si me doiiht in \ anon
slates where Hie Willkie delegates
would Co, liut till* proh's.sional lie
publican minority in Ihe South
seemed primed lo hoard the New
VMi k Coventor':, bandwagon.
Problem Of
Italy To Be
Discussed
Washington. April 7 ( Al'i (Mil'
ol the Atlie. ' most vexing political
problems -thai of reorganizing itu
Italian government is to lie tackled
\ tins week end by the newly m uani
i/ed reconstituted Allied Advi my
Council for Italy.
The rounc.l's ellnrts to achieve
' a temporary solid Kilt, it was learned
| in diplomatic quarters, will revolve
mainly around the projected retire'
ment of Kill# Vittorin Kmanuele.
i whoie continuation in power has
oJ.'u" I the .h e.' ubs'iclo •<.< partici
FDR Backs
Wage-Price
President Endorses
Vinson's I- indings
In Report Offered
Washington. April 7—< \r> —
I'ri'siJfiil Knosct i ll in.iil<- ]><■ l>I•<today—with
in indirect endorsement—a
report from liis lop rionomic
advisors, h hu h declared
present w asI* and price control
policies must In1 t onlinni'il.
'. online .1! .
lahnr 1.' pic.
migi' controls
.stabilization ; ■
well (hat ••(!:
Will ill' 1:, • .
11 Wits .1 veil
i.iini
1 ilira' when
.1111; I'M 11 * I i
. the iijvtrl
."gram h.i.s \
[• c»s 1 1 -r ii\
llilllv 1 IV.I-I I
• . I Ml i t!
••I."
■1 Hiiiii/.orl
Wilt I'M) I I
: a iii the
..rkufl
nit; as ,1
I ■ 111.111
-We -mi..I •. .,,,
KillII;. 11> III V II:'.' r
it !.iv .li.'i, • • etl- '
n;o: tli- ah'\..l. 1 10
I lir report, ;.■.. ;; n- .*
that I'limu 1 «i',., ,. ,11 , i),,
Versary of this h"l'l II
(!i I oil tin- n. .1 <•! lr. in
milled I-1 ril M Vm ,
yl.ihlli/.'.lKin 'I ■ '■ , 1 Ik
pi ii i- :i>hnini' r.i !•>; M
w.ir loud nl nil 11 .it. 1.
II !>a\ U ,1 I..,I 1 l:. .1
Asked .<1 .1 prc--i'ar|i<
whcthei the tahilizat
lir mil" pi 1 ii-il .11 in
timid tn 'shaii< 1 lr-.■ lit'
in > 11 >. "Mi i: '. . ••it
v. 1
.in in
• • I! !••..•'
P"l|i-y ..|
cri'ical
•1 the I act
1. 1 .111111i
1 n«""" hi V.
.IS
• COIIOMIIC
Howies,
11 .1 ••,.
William
1 loir! nan.
•nlei'i'iire
rHi could
• 1 to ile»
el 1 .| i
h it it
■11 • but
1 st.iti mi nt .
I ' to tin' \t t
| noli'd tli.if
1 he Iliad'* In 1
i-hniMi ite .Mli^taini i
Jtl\ •' elt.'i t I . tliI>■
ri<>■ 1 l.i I hi- u»" •
' . it ml i
e.n lulu; nl I in. 1
"f tl" u he h 1 .
I geticiiil wajje ' 1»N'everlhcle.
, t-a
H'llie l|>. thi' H'p
| "I longer work li<
i iiijj w .11 iol>. .mil 1
I I ' I till!
IV I
rhn e 1,11 ti
I ale 1 mil 111
Tli 11.-. the
1 eniaitii'd
Htul v. ne< .
nut 11
'h.-latil 1
ha\
I'.nl I
• •i(i|itii"
Hit!
• 1 u am
t I III!
In 1 ;n;.i
••1 S»tlH
11'I thi
niis li.ne
'I. Iii'i'ausc
•;:her pav.
I., ,
■I l>y vi..iu"
report declared
-1 ii ii' t o e has
ill*. 111 n'liat'^i'rl,
" '.'11111 .*< 'I, Hi,
palmmi iiy .mil.1.1 11 p.il.lic ,| p.,,
lie- 111 I he J4"\ i 1 ninetit.
The kinj« is slated to In- uccee.led
liy Ciiia ti l*i tne I' nherlu. Imt there
la < Ijeeti 'i:ne . 111 * -la 1 -l ohiecfmn
lo U|| ll) I'tn
Kiidofilio i> not
broader U' »\ 1 i n •
thru the lat ti':
have !o ulep ii
regency lor h i
The h.i- .c pel 1
•ail il Premier
'■«' to at ratiuc a
tllidi'i I'lnberto,
inidoiihledly
1 111 fin nr of a
:n; son.
"I Ilii' Allies to
let the Iialun people deride their
own «o\ e. aaicnl. once (lie war i>
nver. still sf. n<lu-.e only limitation
biMip thai l. cy make .111 end of
fa.-CMil.
- " « * *■ * * ★★ ★
British Labor Crisis Is Acute
War Piants
Hurt On Eve
Of Invasion
Most of Walkout
Unauthorized by
Leaders of Unions
I.Minliiii. April 7 i A I'l Tinwhole
voi«-;itiit- l;iln>r situation,
which I'.ril.iiii liehl m check
through the tiru' iiry nl" national
need. .1 iiiI the machinery of ;ir
I >it rat ion i erupting in this
fifth y»*ar H tin war. with ever>
iinlication 'hat 111 11 will he t he
worst strike year since the paralyzing
IH2IJ u«'iieral walkout*.
The it'iinlier nt win k duv:. !■ • -I
Ihp'liuh .Till.!-. 11. ■ - in«.'l •Ni'.i d stroply
and i-tcjwlily sinn* liilu l..>t ye,*ii
vva: tile 'a i >i .1 ye.'n l"i .»i r .;<■
Ill Hllt;illl';. Ill>t<e\ WlMl rile III oi
I.IMIII.IMHI W'M i. (1 , l< * V . Ik'.Ill
(llll'l: K M.i! " . IHIl. ;il"!i<- ii"Hpi.mIiicIi"ii
lli.<ti 'In- v.'li'ila ye ii >'l
Kill
The walkouts have li nl this in
i iiminoli: M-.isI nl I lie in have Ihm'ii
nii.i(illnrri/r:l .mil have 111 fact
lieen i:|iniised In the union lead
crsliip: mil i.Ji tin' eoal lields,
i ll.i t 11I'll!;It- n|;ciI nl till' pist lun
iIitjiIis. have Imtii tin- sitiic ii|
.it Ir.iM I11 Ilie strikes.
I'll s III was dev t |.'|M-il miller
I lie Win l ine i -i-iili.il v. nl i. mi ili-i llie
M-eiimmly riiiiti iiflicliny situation
111; 11 wnili'*!... Irn/in In llieu jobs.
Ciillll'il «|in!. lie tiled nr change • :11—
ploymi iu .nil cannot lie I.it'* or absent
witlii.nl heme liaMc to line*,
hut I'iin walk out on strike.
The immediate result in |»reinvasien
Britain nl' the strike nl'
I'!5,I)0II miners in south Wales
ami Monmouthshire in .March,
and the walkout nl' 90,000 miners
in Yorkshire, which extended
into April, lias been a definite
lilou In war industry.
Hut ii.s liotli Lloyd (leoi'KP. fuel
ntinisler. .iinl l\in<-.t He\ ill. i ilmr
inin .- lfi. |>ii* it tlien v a.. another
more i ir-reachiug and dangerous
reMilt. llie potential undermining nl
the wh' li- •ruci'iie of nation.il arluIimIioii.
which I"' the ni"sl pint h.i;.
kept tiie mil islriiil pe.iec.
Inquiry Asked
Of Moves By
Miss Kellems
\V.« \piJl V f.\l*> S«*n;ifor
IJriH. K.m t. Hcpuhlii tit. e <11rd
tofl.iv lor .1 Scii.'ifi* mvi .Itualr"
into " .»lI«onpat not ir o>nHii'-'"
M >v Vivim krllnn. (
p;. v< it old IVi t|*»i I. Ciiiiti., i\o :
plan! and also into hi't
• t«*i »•!,,.ri:« fh;it lii'i in.ol h id
bfiu tampfi ♦ H «. ifh
ItVt-d « ri lir \\ • •*ilcl a 5. Hi it
fho st■ • |f11•>* i'« iad«* i»> tlu* Srn.iti
!»•»..f olfa# r ■' • m . ?i ■ f 1 •*«-, of wh i«*|i In
i «li» r.ml iiiu IJt pnl»!it .in 11*t inbri
I li.ill pi •pt»..t* that fhr Sen-it'*
f otnn ilfrr «Ui pt .t offiri .Iio pt» .1
I o »d |tit|tiMt* t»f lhi« Drp.ii t»> ••t»i «»t
.1 m . t it t 'irl ahf»u Ihi• I-* I • I. and of 111»
I it'p.n luti'ii* SI;ilf md ,in\ •• »!l
• •flit i clc*p;«i ttvtf*tfI of flu* t* • » i fin #•*t 1
wli'Mht i «»i 'v • t tln v li.i t- f|i«\ *«!'ipf i.
or hr.f a m \ i;i o\vli*tlm« ot. inv iII• •
i».tl oi • ? mil .irfiv |t|» . «»ii lip*
p..11 Of M Kt III in. ••
|{< ft i t»i; I • • i •• m jmI« • ti Mm
Ho- r J|t». i Krpi t t• 111.111\ • < t;'
!»•»•, \\ . h »it 1 "i hcmnciii . t h it M
Kt'lll H 1' •' i III 'tit .ftlil i. »u-,
;»• « III*. I I 1*1* . Ilii I* ft I .,1 f . p..| ;
Cl« \. , 11! 11 |i.'ld • 11 I'll.'f I t.|| ; < poll tl»
»m with < •ml I- iffjriii . /.« tj; t/.
whom i'tiftf*» i.11|i*#I ,i • Na/t aii«*nf
in A i i*f*i11tin*. IJrrd'.-; ..I,itrrni-nt i »n
f inicil
••( It'll ill ' »• ol I'llVVIIIIIIf! lit,
fwron i ili/.rti Mon-rtii/rii . oi tin
Miiiiifry and • if . "H.s hi tmti-r'• i/rn .
of lorri^n v ••intritv. i*. imf only di atntolc
In ft M-rcvjiy in wartime. No
pox"siHr t! fil'ISDI IK betn# Mi.idf 1*1
piopri i in o!hip. \'itihif|t.n nj in.
tcrfrvin;j w ' tin* m.nl o| citi/m not
has inu .11»> trillion lo Hit* ,ai (•!||»I
I to :tf .IM >1 h«*l 1 ll nil*.
11 It*IV . IIO Will milt III I ill*
wllfn h t ah \ it»Jilt loll of 1i:r I
ol |»M\ ate < iti/rlis."
IJi'pn >it.\i* ('ollrc i o.hI on 1|.«
lloiist* I loo i ,i week .mo « stripes
from It'flrts lu >;iid wore writ'rn hv
M s Ki !'i lo C'oiint /t*diil/ <it
RuriK's Airr>
iVi.vs Ki Urn charticd Ih.'if ('of4r.%
cinne nito po.*M'sMon <»f h« r ptlvsi'.*
nia.l iiU^«illy ;ind implied she intciuli'd
t" h-g;il redi'oss.
PREVIEW IN INVASION ARMORY
FROM THE BACK SEAT < f h • • lit Mr Gcil. Dwiullt D. I: (t)
mid 1 *i •;it? M ii '• i :i ■ lull loi'k over a licltl of h >\\;it ;i L".
Al my d« | I . •! • ' >■ IU 11: cilt I'll ll. .n, *|'H v . sWi» . o! i- I •
iiiiii tiU'i ui iitc ivuoy lui Uic uu.vniii^ ol L>-l)av. i; . ■ i.
German Claims Are
Exaggerated About
U.S. Airplane Loss
Mcttmius Is In
I j>ikI<mi I'nr I alks
()n 1' < n ci^ti I'i»Iic\
London. \pril •—« \I*• — I II
ward K. Stettmnis, Jr., I mtrd
Sl.ilrs undersecretary of stair,
arrived toila\ for a series of important
foreign polirx conferences
with liritish officials. meetings
wliieh ma> prepare tlie wav
for another ISooscvelt-t htireliillSt.ilm
round ta>»le.
Stettiniiis' arrival c.ime at a
lime nl niiMiirliiiu inlrrixn and
uncertain!\ hi ' iimmoiiv and
< oitgrrss oa it I'ntisli \mn inn
foreign polii-v. .mil the degree of
conpc ration ln-iun n l.omlon anil
Washington niil with ^1 nsco w .
!li fal'is v illi I oreirn Srirrlar*
\nthoi:> I'dcn .mil for
cign i ffii-r « \ prrts i»r r iin lnl
to i ir. ••#• i will'* i.mgc. nn Iml
int. prospr? Is nl I miin h |.» p
negotiation-* uitli Sp.jin m.J \l
lied Hon t*• u rrst lit. It illt.m
sat# Hit' s i«oni 11*t •. » v L-t ,
Reds Ready
F o r ).\ c w M o v e,
FDR As&eris
It
I'l •• *
111 t<l
I l<
lii.nn
lie i !■
to til. • . ' i I! ■ i»
. Mt.'.i- I.
I •
to a... Mr. Iffm I ■ ■ 'I , i lt>
;i ' ulll 1 11 ' • Hi." • itli V
.
III.' t; 111»«if>: . II. .i!«I.
■ Ill th«> U»i.v.i;i|| !l 111 tt< li' Its f tlfllU'K
111'". •!'. .. lil.r i . ens -i
.,1 I
Hi- I Ih» .ti< \\ ir■ Innjj iii'ii<•
.in • ' i. i ■ i s thiit Ututi. niii iiiiyhl
uiaUf i'i-.k'J' thim \\;is tillering
Mit'iuish IihIihi.
Mi K'H'M'viM. ;iskrr| whether thi"
tin i* h; 1 arn\»•*! fur diselnsure n t'.c
srcirl ;.;nii>tliv Ii ins Willi H.il.V.
said he (id n«it think sn. Iicim isc the
tern..' "ire primarily military.
I hursday's Attack
On Yugoslav Center
Was lough, However
\|lled lle.td<|iiat lcr>, \ J pies.
April 7 — (AD — lleavt Immhers
id the I'. S. Fifteenth Air Force
again attacked .1 Italkan tared
yrslcrilav. hammering this time
al a '.'rcrman airfield in (lie
< roalian sector of Zamrli. as
ground aelion 1111 all Italian
fronts reinaineil at a virtual
standslill.
Z.aiji «•:> v. .1 •! ■ 'v (icii': ded l>>
mn» I2l> < pliinrs Sixtvct
• T r 111»' floVTt !1 I .■•••• - li'. f'l T*'»l ' 41 1
Yugoslavia, h-ii.t<nwr1crs imJ
iMinei'il, and Hi e<- heavy Iviinhci.
et. I"; I
I l> inn I iiriiessrs and liberators
escorted li\ Thunderbolts
and I.igliliiiugv took part in the
attaek Returning crr\* men re
ted lli.it ili<- tight uas hoi and
heat 1. hut there \\ ■ . nothing
here In -,if!ista:iti I •'nil 111 r"
■ 1 ' . I . .1 11. r1:1 il'- ■ 1 ihmg the
It 111le .!» 'ion- 11I :'1 crealrsl
I'lM.n
,|. h
and
muh
Nazis Face
Crisis Also
At Tarncpo!
Garrison Besieged;
Resistance Growing
At Black Sea Port
U'. -.v. \pril V i.AI'i Tin4
'><'i in:it! h.iv ru in <!
unit, int■ > t If 1 it|. u 111) .,| tj. ;• t i
'111 I ml I I'll . ;,|,y 1
am! ore li.ittliMK "ii the dos..> ap|»ri.aches
t.. that I'huk S--a p..rt
lfi»tti lavni al>!i positions i>< liind
I If many lairoons and lakes
pl'oteft Itll' til. ;t rolichd'li. licii
Star <li.<p;it» h< report.t| tml.i;..
Wliilc it..- ii i..
• •'Ml Hill," I t|
I lirrr III niliril :iuif !|> MilIII
I'lliwo.l III"- It!' ril.MM'll
iii -.(ill l.ill'e, ;.iirst i.«»**: i11
i>i||:s <|| rni-mv l.i'il;- liil.iil'ry
ami .-.''It • |ll'il|>rtie<l Rims si t In
H'sellr another licsirui'il (••'nil,ill
garrison at I • I Il«<|:i11.
'i ll"' ..tl M'i. W.'l: l.'llllll'lll'd tinm
I ;••! I aii-h-ld If: : • •• V itl.'.v. •'
Tartl'.pol. tiic |{ i, .tan milletm - in.
awl rami aft.-i fn ' t liaiirii army
!••»•« •• i.i'l eapt:u. I .!■ Hi.." 'nail
..1 'In ire,a w1111111 th-' • t\f Stn o\
liL'litiDK lias iicci; m»|. ilcd ijj.m; n:i
in.*.' Monda\
A't.-ii jit; I . In' ' . . i i',e v. 'ltriay
we <• pi.l;ed wit!, i'i- v |..«•••>»,
th>' i • mii iiniq :■ .in . meed. iml
added tlii' tit'K'r i itlit.iia !• i utile .UK
Tlii' (i. 'it .iii.- WIT.- ai tempting
ti. reseue hulh tin- Tarnopol uairi.vin
av.d the remnants "t lit'teen (jermnn
divisions ciieii'cled ti 'he .-cclnr
northeast ii ( /••i iii. .. it/, .ni'l have
thi" ■ I'i rinidahle t• >i<-< int•. tin;
'ln\f |. • .• i. ?• •• Kin army c.rd"!is.
it.'i . : • > Ii ...p., how. \ir. were
!••;>■.Mi'il :• iv. ' i-hli'ii.-ii 111.•.i ring
..I rneiri '.menl nr.n SLala l>y < .ptiiiinu
ui.p itaul iletens. str-:iij
ni i .rl alum tin- tortiticd town*
ol Skala itself.
'Hirer hundred miles soiitneast <>l
Tarnopol. units "I tlie thud I'kramian
army struck toward Odessa in ..
I .-iirle drive front eapturcd Rnzdel.
liaya. v. lui'li i.i..unlit it to .. point 2 !
miles noi'thvvest .it tin- 1)1 tick Son
pi.it posing a new threat to that
N';./ -In 1 i 1'. ' ii
This drive, tin- brilliant llankini!
movement that apparently caimht
t ii eiiet v . ii'i>' i;-e. drew ele-iei'
the Kill amy r 'n heme lorge I
around the beleaguered port, already
threatened I: in the ni>i'h and ii"i'tii»
iM.
Ii- i.
i.l ringed the Allied tie,
• ••: ,,t huge Knni: c.ip•t»in::
Hie -till .• he it'llli..
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i ■"• i• * .• i • .ni;.. up in 3l.inm
v. • >" h ■ i- ins that ihe I Je; ■
• I.l i'i r.i'lv '• 'i U,.; .,„r|
•h-pp : s in Ai./to 11 iy," |,..
"flow many ol thettO K'nt .
:» I .' iliu IC-HII ' the III"Ii'lv t ,.||
III en . .'I i I ,,,
1'I IIIU 'In lilted "
all an o|H.ra«ioiis yesfetdiv :.•«
■in i •
Cje.
U nuan War Hauls Hie
hi \ml H!iiit<-Eau<l
;1 . I .VII !i' ;»U
• I . | ii <
i > !;• i'i •, • . I! \1 \1"
• i ■ .• ... i! ofi-btiftrrt-d I
in .in'! othi'i • .111»•• 11\ • in the
IJ.i'i ' . Ill I'll I; - • if I l.i I lliljllt Ml
thr i ■ i :.i;it'i ii "i .1 r.i "|■ n <io.
i| ' t!i\\ ' I '."t ■ • 'ii I. 1->
i • ' ■1 .■ ' in <■ iwlcil \\..r i (I'i. 1
• ■
.. ( .. Ilir I!en !• Iiv till'
ii' •'i "li hi-. Ikitt c.i|m1)Ic i»I
carrying 4,000 pound* of cxpliwlvci,
wjis ri. ill- ;it tin' C"sl of one |iI;iir\
the :iit initiistiy s.i 'I
Apj.ircnlly it \va> tin- only l»lmv
aimed lost liitthf ;it tin- en t clit
fn ni tin* wi.t. btit shortly foei'<>re
ti'iuti today the German radio warn
> >1 •tlt«ii<> ••ncii.v WCft
<•> i t \ •! i h'iii i;i i 111:1m. intficntin*
'In- \llic<t >Min i\ i• u .i. iii iMU C i i\«
t mil 'i liv 'I
It w.i fii j!• i i> M '|iii1i)i 'tliu(I
;■ r.iv live <;• 111 111 tin', month intd
t • litli .!• in ilii lli-icl) sit" is
tin ins! i t Mil i
I !|" II'. I'M .'I I !l\ tt\ followed
" in i\ > it. -.1 • i 1 ittiiek I»>• Attlt fi
IcjiII 1 .ilu'riltin.H I II till' I'ilH do CflldiS
11.1 it till* I'lrlieh invasion (nils',
it i ittu \\ tit'll " Intts 'it I'Nplosivert
wi'tc unl.ided mi (In ii.iii military
itistiill.it ic ins.
Thi' I.ilrt'fiitiu' aid was riimed out
\v tliont tin- liiss ' t ,i single pltinc.
H'tuttiiiiu crewmen said tlicy did
••it sight any enrmy fighters ;md
nti-aircruft fin was negligible.