~ ~• ia, . . , fl-ca ~ f1'011t ia tat Ille •ul• Jape ~•let•~ • ••'• ot alege 1a Ule olt7 ot • • • tsoua-t► . _. ult •u to Paris -o- tl ■ att•~ i~UO\<sJ:■wtelfi°"') -:..t: .. ~.:i:~.i,~~=~~~!~~~~~........,uz:.t~~-..... 1:'9411~ . . . . • • n • • moat Sm,panaat 1:leoe of late nwe , . . . . oat kll'n•J Sa aotfblN lr111ae and will let th• loo11e ai,m • at • e ee!'li ••* po ■lliltl • ■9eMo • • ta"•' NM•e• eAYf ft"", ~ - c { . B<aJllel SDI. RandateU have al.Poalp r01111414 Q t a · "f,.J/l ~ div iaicm.e, aane one hundred and fitt7 tho11a11114 me ~ now ooailter-attaoking Mcm. tganer, •a oolamna. __________ cc•~·- - - - - ...:...1 -o- -'' 'h1• manent Br1 ti ah and a erioan toot aoldiere are ~ . '" within hours, perhaps minutes ot oaptcu-1ng the old Honu111 --:""7. ~.~~~✓ .01t7 of Cam. •• •bot: •row that name--,, by eeeiq 1, cm. reataa.rant mena.ee, tripe a la mode de oac. 1'cm1gh1i thl• Jlaoe, •hoae oaatle • ~ by 1lllam the Oonquror, baa a worl4-w 14e impor,anoe. In are luting o-yer aa117 oen,uri ea, 1 t ohangecl haDda several t1.Dles. B•• • "or ••• of that old Norman stronghold means anoth r link ill the chain of .&l.11 ed etra e&Y for the c o pture of the Cherbours ~ p ciineula. Cherboo.rg, in the hands of the Alli ea:Ameane a tran mdoue a d va.n tege, a reat port through which re1.nforo•••e • Another thins w e learn toni g ht is th t General senhower aleo landed troops at L• BaYre and at Barnier-sar-M (Bairneeey-eo.er-Mare) in the lay of Cherbourg (Shairboa.rg). Gl thoee beachheads the Jmerioan fi g hting Jiret and the Bri ,1ah ,1ftieth J"fantr, 41 Yisicns are the ehoot troopa. !Ile ,1ght1D8 ft rat earned 1 te first laarele 1n thia war when it brote thra.igh the German 11nea 1D the final aeeaD.1.t 011 tan1e1a. The ,1ght1llg J'irat ie mown thr0Cl8h0t1t the al'DG' ae 111101• Ssn •e Bo. 1 assaw.t di v1a1cm. ID the firet world war 1l was the first Jmerioan oatfi t to attaot the Gemane, an4 took cme handred German priacners tor everJ .aerioan lose. n.a. ID Ihle gccraticm it hel,pad defeat the G411'MD8 in !an1a1a. and the wae the first ahoot di Ti.aicm 1n 810117. -o- I IN VASI CH: l•lallWAm"" 4et11U tel7 that the fir et phaa e at tht ' great 1D'Yaa1Cll 1 a a •11ooeea. fh=t' 1a adm.1 ttecl eYen at ■Qr•• - ~'Yae1Cll ~aclq11arterat • ~ the report a tran there are ocmeia 1111 Ual •1oto17 1D the fact that • •• are alrea~ lle1ns at 1 •at • Olle 1.llportan, air bu• n•r the beaohhee.4, a f1 el4 large enoagh tea- •1111• bCllbara. So far it ha• bem apl0714 01117 to e'Yaoaat e the woan4e4 to Br1 tain. Bllt 'it •111 not be lOUB ••tore £111 eel fight era •111 be t•t1ng off fJ'CII ■tripe nearb7. !Ju lf a11 his h oramen4 haa n-ot 7 et thrown 1 ta laag apeot el ~ ,v-41) •••• ot f1 8 hter rea rvea into th"battle s:' Barman~. oppoe1t1cm •• Heman Goerin& •a ai:/ em _ pa.t Q ha• bem ■oattvel fie-'•• :,lmea, oanstd.,at,ly twa ~ d r e d met :font••-. •i.n ,.., a ~acn dam J'981' ...J ,.IJllr own air t o r ~ n 1 t 4 Oil' aa muy aa thirtec thoa.sa.nd ort1ea. ~ • . , 9 ...., 8 ~ a thoa.aand Jtl.7ing Yort,.-::.• Lib e:rat 8 - 1,111. ot ltsa.q. J>oolittle~a Bighth At Y r oroe g1T1.Q8 .-..,10 l ,. 7ar4a in the 'Yio1n1t7 at. .Par1., •tJaai Ji lae-e•rah,gto 1>ttid,1ii"8 • troo p train a trcm east to w lat. " tcnipt 1 ~ begilla t o loot ae th&a&h - . - B••a!-1 11cntgCD•r'7'• aa1ee •ere faet oarey1Q6 011t their _parpoee, lo ollt off the Gllerb oug pen ill ea.l ~ • ~ • - - - - - - !he \OQ8heat nut theJ h ' a-.e had to oraot e far 1a the t0111 of oac. fwioe alrea«, the groand troOJ)e fol18ht their . .,p.!r-.~t .ml tar a a.11e 11i loctecl aa thoqh -td.1. • •• migJII aoai)-•"• ,. •*i••tt- In faot, a radio at £1&1era broadoa8' the pranata.re report that the illlea had oaptllre4 Oaa. But this afternocm a diepatoh reported that aer1o8Jl ~ llaralldere were bcmbin8 the plao,. •a. •~ •• o ~ mean■ that ou ~ were w itb:lrawn _,o aa to enable the air foroe to aot,m.111> the Na11 e rria still more. ~ a Tlulnderbol ,, ,.tQ'ing 109f qver Ca~ J. cll.l of a .... ~ ... .... .., a11dclen,'th1 oenter ~ the town . . OGD1>letel.y to 1>ieoe91 N at.6- Sid•allta, ,reea, hoo.aea and vehiolea ~a.at meltal •87• fh• piloi eaid he had never aeen ~thiDg in hi ■ ~ lite ~ trigh tened h1m more. B• waa _p1111le4J•l••• Wlt11 he real.11.0. that the heaVJ&B ~ Allied war1b1pe u.t aea 1 -W ~ " ~~ - · ~ ~ Wi»tl oat the oenter of the .Plao•• Jnd. he addel: D •Tt 18 a°' pr9'ty to eee a t Olm tlll al ■ • .. a · • •slalA '1~::u Oe • .__ - t.w-," • ~ 0,, 7 •tt 11 w1,h ita_.....-11bl0111 oa.t~ A. - + • , / ~::.../-r ............. ~~ 'tAvl ..LM .P,.4 - ~..f I ~ ,---o-- . - d - - ~ .ADD VASI~: ~ fh• people ~ of BQeu . . . , , . . , almost went ~ f thei'T! •••'• 1:1~ .. ;, . . ~'" with 301~• •~ .Al.1181 troo»s .POllred into the tom. !he · Jlaoe has ■ toal meny a siege in l,600 years, but not for oent ariea baa th ere been euoh jubilation 1D that old BOl'IUUl o1 tr, cne of the oldest 1n Jira.no•• 1, ••• • • • tile eNt of • that al,hoa.gh the territio Al.11 el aii' and naYal bcmbard:mct ~ c.,,◄ ..J ~-.:ff e1-- .. C 111a► ;_al'00, the beeutifal oid oath.S.ral ahllroh, one of the filleet 1n Boman41, is wiiliJure4. !be t 011rnapeo»l• t:Jt .ea,eu ~ an .aamoan reporter t!IR, Rcmul had · Yitd.t e4 B1171u reoe.ntq, and boasted that th•• poeiticms ~ ' - • ,eld. Hie l'renoh that the mltla Sl4 .taerieene &ti leo etrag for the, HeCJerthel•••• thlW' , iOUld go en figtdJ.11tS'-- I - 16.&P the ,heOrJ of e o -oalled experts that ,he oa,pital ■hip ia oa., at u, e. The '!uaa, .lrtm aae and N eTada. old-faalliClled •• thq are, were inTalllable •• tlbatin g platform, for heav arlil le17 to pa'Ye the 97 for a landiDB 1n Pranoe. I eYada ,went7-e1 g h'. ~ r•re 1 o p araohut e4 ~ o aaro au the aet~al 1Jlw.a • llala repq er••• h i ~ :traa / ' / a ••zl patrol near the abon • watched ., -''' :t1r9' / L ~aut17 laal Cll the bea;,fiea tran th aea. llllll y(r p ara,roq, ~4 gl14"1';-b i '1118 ':'Ott>, 11A .; lllQ'■ lie, bl L1ca them e braveet Uiao8' tenaoious men he hae ever , the bridsehead againe{ over;;h'1d1 1 D8 / / de far / e r ei.Xt een lloara. ,I -o- RETAKE 1neide the .ltlant1o all now OO0U,l>1e4 7 Bri ,1e11 and .tlller1oana. " ~ tanks are wideniD.g the breaoh." .,......,'-'Ill~, a a , . ~ "'ie have l)enetratecl fer miles •• !he wall. waa ~ .......... . . J braten," J....""* . ,. "beoao.ae it wae really a bis _ blo.ff,:_ at lee.et in that aeotor. ~•ah Britieh, •en.om ml Olm.adim foroe1 are p ouring thr<JaBh the breaoh oeaaeleaal.7 ~ night and da7, 111 th little interterenoe fraa the Bula. ~ 7vl.-~ t?'V'-1' ~ -.:, 7:t!!...J- . / -~tahcre the sea 18 ae filled 1th ahipping ae 1'• vorlt harbOI', •llll oonv(J¥a that 11lr11ioh baok over the . ,atere at the &Blleh 4 ,._:b-, • • ~ F~•·•~ ohm n el far mil ea~ !he sight al oar tanta ••~MW oyer 1"8'• 11 m indioa,1011 t t we have oagt11red a number at 1mpon111t JOlllt■d-o or three mil ea ottahore aten4 w■r■biJa tirill& at all .P01n ta at Rad real atm\oe, • ~ ~ Jfle.~ Am01D8 the 11 tera1)1' ooantl es8 .thrills in the ato17 of • this 1n•as1an. thoae w arehlpa figure larselJr. !hree ot oar a11n veteran battle T1 agaie, tht !fa:aa, Arksiaae and NeTada, are doing yoanan aervioe in the Blelieh channel todt17. The) v r ere amcng ocir men-o-war that , ere blasted at Pearl .. I l ,, - aarltncd oft the Male, eninelll.a. 011, at date. The !uae, £rkMlaae and .NeTada.ol4-faala1cne4 •• the7 are. were inTalllable •• flbatin g platfarm1 for heav arlilleey to pa'Ye the a, tor a landiDs 1n l"ranoe. the Art••• 1 a thirty-ho 1 ea.re o ld. the t••• 'hiny, and tlae .. , an the 1)81a.al 1n • • , lb1 a repq er ••• h1J):{nc frca / , / a ·••l p mc>l ll ear the / • watohed ,.. the t1r~lle4 nfantJ7 lanl. en the be9:Pfl•• tran He .(ao aaw thN• ~- z t paratroCI> an4 glider 1 111e t:o~. them e brave.t, 1:h aos' tenaoio11a men he haa •~~ thq h - ~ the br 1"-8.iiead againdi ,, / / er aixt een )lom-a. / -o- • MO'l~t ia1eri--aft.- - ~ ~ ~•--1,attl•!d,. the hi8h ooamumd ,onight le, as mow that :toa.r di Yi 8 1011e ~ of Gel'llan E boat ■ did their ~ 4 • e ~ to interlere with tJi• landiDBa of acrioan reinf' oroaents and aa,ppliea 011 the beaohheada. fhe Al 11 ad warahipa dro"fe the awq aoatterin8 in 'h• 11aoet o aifa.aic:m, aillk1DB sneral of th-. th• Allied ocmmand tells 11a f11rther that the naTal :toroe■ o O"fer1ng thia operaticm inolllde not only the .aerioan battle- ehipa mentioned, b11t also the oraieera .t.11g11ata and !uoaloo■a, a llorwegian destr~er and wo ])O.toh ganboata. Beaidea theae there are the great British battlelhipa Waraplte, lfeleon, "-.I Bodnq and imlJllt , .. eiX British orlliaere, cne aritlah mcn1 tor with :tift een-1noh gane, and no destro, era. !he Brltlah admiralt7 and the •er1oan na"f7 department mow t bat the German battl • fleet still ino l11dea fo11r hea"f'1 warships f1 t for battle. B11t these ten thouand ten battle · ,agona in perfect battle ooaditicn haYe • Ma •• ,., g1.,. DO •len• of 1DteD41Dg lo 1 .... their aat, -o- , •1■ aar11u ' e r ~ firat Jr••• oontereno, a1Ao• ,A t14eoe 1D Ua, All1e4 anai••• nav1ea u4 air toro•• hat , _ oca.pletel.7 ~a.at1t1e4. !he eoaperaticn ot 'h• wo a, JlonSng ant u,oa. ticn of ,1a, Jla1111lg, Ila•• aar,aaael -4. ~ u,tbt.ng . , . , , . •• ~~ ner N• or lllaclDII. ~ a NIIJa••r a4W a wart abOllt G._-al 11cn,gca117. wbo 1• 1a S11111.e.1at• aa4 Ureo, •-an, of. all ,1a, aaaaalt grocmA :tOl'O•• m ••• ,roat• ~ are JG'fD~ l nst•-tloc,:i,, /' .u fer 11cntgcan7 ld:aiaH, 1 t· a• a Jar,1 oalarl7 4r811latlo lhmtirk, ,he retrea, in · ., h1oh he ,o~ Jart. Oil ,ha, 4q ill n1n,,ec fort7, 1&011tgamer'7 8114 ,o an .1mer1ou. oorr1q:.atat1 - - "Make 1, qa.1 te ol ear that w ha,ever el ee h.i>pene4, the Br1tlah &ftl7 atoot no nonacae trca the Geraana." wa: 11 Ille lumt!Df; golDs., airT" Ill• oolortal 11r1111111 0<1111adv ladel. ott a de1tra,G" • tlae llaerboarg P•DiA 1111.a. ll• wore a ,r1114breaker •1 tla a . oollar ot l•b woal., tawa oolarel a01"4ar07 troa.aer■, • 4 ~ ~ ~ ., - - ---- •. '" •l>EQBaJND: • lh• •rm.ob an4ergroan4 wmt into aoticm toda, to h•1P the ill'Yaaicn am1... SPeoial. 1abotage a.nit ■ are 1D 1oate., . aolicm. cm. a lars~ cUarQliq Germen oanmanioaticaa. £ Qot••m far ~he petri°'• ea14 he wae ocn:t1A1n, mlloh ca~ clemqe ••• b•iDB dane, but ••A"8"°~u.peol ~ delailel l'Qarte tor 1<De 4qa. - - - - - -0 Whc the in-Yaaicm siartl4., a 11>okHD1an at .A1Ue4 llea4qllar- c9"\AJ'\ ~ .. ten •am el the hmoh that MIi., air ••e •• ••14 attaot • wo llilea •14•• 41t1anal order• •er• 'broa4oaat :trcm h•ltaanera toAq. lh• jJ.Ue4 air attaota will now go patrl°'io Jlraoh to strike · , 1th all the reeouoea at their diapoaal, 1mmob111•• en fJD13 oanmnnioaticm1 eve 1n the 4•e.P interior aL the ooantr,y, and harraa• the en~ by flVerJ : ... •--,Le,,. means ao that every German in i'ranoe fe1l1 himself peraanal1k - .. a,t4etl7 the aot1 Y1t1•• of the Wlderg!'Oand haYI bega '" 11a.r,, 'b1oau1 Joaoh J)ulat, the Jlraoh Bbala-, ua ar4erel tJae aob1111atl• at tw•t7 i11ouuo. 1>ro-1tul 11111'1• ,o re1Dtoroe ,Ile aMtlle gaarG.a all4 the polio;/ ~--td ~ tlle eallaltardlcaiet lea4an • • r • ~ ,h• JNPl• to y,!.--1.. ~ , "11 ,~~fl,1a a& th•~'·,•• · In UIDJBCllOVMD • • ot ,he -.1,ec111a,1m.. •• ha• ?1.ot1t1ec1. the t1111l1ag tle•'• of •orw-,, D . . ert, aoll•4 and ha.no• t;o etq 1A port a4 . r•ill• there ant11 Jue f1t1i e a1ih. !he z-a41o eJotelllUll llle4 Ill•• wor4■ 1 •Jlolloa tbia arder atriotlJ m4 qlliot~ beoaa ■• ta61U'e to clo ao •11 be tatal to 7011r11el'Yea an4 •111 h1D4d t~• a,era lions of th• A 11.i t oro••• " -o- 0 • • L. T. 7 §I!M§Q!_ ecret ry S timson ga v e out a mes sage today. The g ist of it, an appeal to epople at home to keep their heads, Avoid excesses of both optimism and pessisism And he warne us that the German counter- attack will be terrific. He says they are gathering their strength an we must expect the full fury of savage counter-of ; ensives at any moment. Secretary Stimson points out that the Germans · have troops in great numbers throughout Northern FrancE And he adds that although air opposition so far has been light, Nazi air power has been by no means driven from the skies. An that the Nazi Bugh Command undoubtedly has plans of action, the ef ects ofwbich we shall feel soon. BUS8I.l& I !]le Buie all t q haTe bee laltlll& aboa.t big ao..tet - oft•11Tea ca ,1ae ea ■ tem trcnt. Jlirat lhq aa14 the Bel ,aq ha4 attaotel. 11••117 1D. laaula. L1ale 1D the IV, ,,t' t11v »a)\ a ato17 Of • gipmlo altaok an the oc,ral traat 1 dlle4 al ~arlSA. \ee ao ollllllge c:m the eaetem treat all 4a1.• -o- 1A ;~-:,JJ-:.~E;t.~=t II ~. ~ """"- -....- ......... ~ •Ill••· •• tac;aell ,11 • • lfeII DO er:w, to .top ,hw. •1w'9 -tzQQ..~ ,a. .. 1eatoh•• ~o}J thd the German !cth 1,;mq ie ill ecioh o o nfa.alcn tha, c,1r• ballali<me are atlaohuag ,haeel- • ••• at ran4CIII to •ha, e'fer, larse bodl thq ou tillcl. !hie - ••• Jrned ban a groa.p d Baz1e taken »r1acaer b7 tlae AlUN oontalntl ••n fltQIL no t••r ,1am foz-17 4Ufermt ah•& 1D t i Ye oolamn ■: !hq are IIDJWhere i.aa f1ft•• to 0Q1ia.recl Gt ti YaYeoohia tall•••••••Jax•t• aJa ~ • • ■ea,port at Bme. !hat aeana 1ihq adYu.oel :trcm the liliemal Olt, tart7 JDllee i n tllree 4q•. ao1iher oolmm ie 1i w ct,-f1•• mil•• nar1ih alClll8 the main road 1i o J'loranoe. 114-Yanoing 011 a frcat eevent :; -five m1lee w ide, all the ay tran the t;,rrhanian sea to the &al>ine 8111• at So.biaoo , ITALY -2- ---------- ( oobeah~o) which the British E i hth Army has just captured. Subiaco is thirty-two mile East of Rome. The strongest resistance the Germans are putting up is against the Eighth Army, which has the most difficult terrain to cross. One result of the capture of the Eternal City was that the people of Rome are now having white · bread for the first time in years, And General Mark Clark had an interview with the Pope. A conference in the library of the Vatican, which lasted ten minutes. After his visit to the Pope, the General and his staff were taken to see St. Peter's Cathedral and all the sights of Vatican City. .&DD I!M.YI ■arabal Ba4ag11o u4 Gt•a hlao• Ulberto, •lilt a . ,, cnatlca. falGSllo UllMROel , _ , Jae Jaa4 0<111 to , .. • .,1,a1 , I ..