f ;f ... ~ 1,.JJ, !JA-••'-'I• s.,a-.1, ,r,"4; ~ ~¥;;, JJ/;v. ... -,;..----~ a•·••••• tu ,re■14U11al OUQ&i.gA ··•A 1A ··~ ~ , . b•J ,1ae MA ef •• Ulll4 fero•• 1A ,1ie Nn1•• ••aue 1, ..,. 4eil, M •14, 1• etra14 ef a re■1UQ,10A ef 1, 1 ■ •• - ... ter,, 1aol••1••• lo aolYe Ill• 4eJNl■1oa. la ,u, ,1111 1, Ill.I ...... 1, ,ook a werl4 war fer ,ua te ge, lob• tor \he .uaerioaa -.AJ,J people. !Ile • • deal, MM D81181, realJ.J bell••• ,u, - - - A »1111---·· lllftli ,. 41•~·· a tlNI, euau,e1, t,UUNlliag &D4 biabl'lJW al■lala,nHM• 1, la a ....... A, lie ~ . . u ... , let••·--- . . . M . . . , . ,u t111a,111g • • br•-«ll' • • a, Ill• eaz-Uea, a,i.. 1zi11u,1ea boal'4. 1, tell a,ar,, •• Ail, •• a 1eau1, ot 'll• .... UDdel' 1h11 114idntatiia,1••· •• ••14 ,11. ftttiblioaa O&lld.14••• ter Prea14ea,. azn-- - -• ._. re ■eueller■ 1A ,he •■' ll&Ye been tiu-, ea u :._. _ . ~ laTe11s.,a,1ea 1ale \he aateoe4e••• et b1li Dilre1 aal ~N■lltal .... e,..1,. lll•1 UTe arr1Te4 ., a ft■u.11 whloh I u KN will ,, 41.,.,,.tv.1. ,. bolh - · · ,..,," 41■oe•• .... ,u Pdal4 . . , ue NTUlll oou1u. Ille Nla,teulalJ gee■ wa, IMaek UI ■tu,■ '8oaue a i-., .... a .. ,ss:Mti lfaaa ef ■ezilll . . . , , •• , Ila•••, •aaa-1•1 le■lal ... .,, ■en et ,u tlzi■, II•.,•• .... la .s.ne .. ,111zi'1. Ille ziep11bllOU oaa4lla, • . . . . , . . . . , 11'U4■••· l oaanel . . s:a,. ur Ml'• • • ,.u. ... , la ...,_., U.. ou&S.1•••• &ft oeu1u. l iaTe ,he beaer et kllni.Ai Illa be,h, aA4 l tHl t111lle ■at• 1• ■a,1111 ,11a, Ille - - • wl:11 aue1 ,11. be,111 e1ual\J, STDEO which indicates that the lazia 111 not be able to keep • ' ---- up a prolonged defense 01'1ti11Plllfll;asz:J:a._ !Ital fae• ta that the Allies have either desiroye4 or 8ripple4 the blllk ot the German a~es 1a western Europe, with such 4eYaatatiag ettelt that the• seem,1n milita~ eyes,insutticieat tor a prolonged realatanoe. Stfafson also corroborated the reports we'•• been bearing --IL,,,.,.,.e ../l..c£J 6;! er&•« tba~ _!!lied caaualtles ln Franc~-.-, 1:6&t ~ t t t e Ill.all -..~....-a:: :r~ lleCZPS #the l,no,a Actually, •14 the Secretary, they were about one half of what the · Oeheral Start tiad ex1"9cte4. The picture be drew ot the war as it is today, is one ot the German , armiea shrinking, while the..!l:.lied J._ : e.:IL~JP ~ Lc.;O toroea are growing and attac~i-1• ;;; ►i.~ a ; t ~ I : ' The secretary intimated that there might be a lull tor a rew days because the advancing spearheads of ,atton and Hod es will have to take i:t easy torn while, until STDISON--2. their supplies oatoh up with them. Ile repeated th• laauanoe that the allies armie• are - going through all the wa1. The war will not be won, . . 14 Ila, w,til ~~~• ■re in Berlin, Tb• alll••, 1 ba•• taken m>r• than tbr•• - A ~~1'!, blllllred-thouai:4 . . _,. priao:reJ 1n France ~Mlb u ~ , ati.,11011 went on to point out tbat the German poa1t1on . la 4elattorat1ng on all tronta • .,or 1natanoe, tlle new ottena1•• bf the alll•• in Italf oraokecl the Ootb1o - Line, which mean• the begining ot · • eeneral ! atsan••• That will toroe the Geraana l& In Greec~ and The "81an to tall back on the ilPJ• C aeaJ there •r• a1~n• that the Nazis are begining to pull out. - iD - I The secretary did n•t mention the eastern tront but - - or oourse the fall or Warsaw, which cannot be far ott, will bring the red er~es into Germany in short order. - nAIOI The Allle4 arale• are mablag throagb hlgla •4 loPlbePn Prance at the Pate of t~lPtJ ■1lee a 4-7 1 ~ -..,.J . . attaetlac aloag a front ot a mm4re4 ant •nni, ■11••· ,. INll.,'• b..aqaartera • ba•e the cllftn1te rei,ort lbat llltleP'• llalleN4 ar11lea of lbe • • t are ln bea4long fllpt fop I be . . , ... ,_ ..... Nnnlng M fael u tbelr rolllng alo Mbln4 to pPolNI U.lr Nl'real nlol4e prrleoae ta . . . . llels aa4 .... ,, . , _ - · .... ho •lronpol4a Taller or Ille •••11.e lllffP. One 001- of General Patton'• tld.r4 &r111 ., u. approaobe• lo Net& an4 •belllDg Iba fettllfloallane. AnollleP apearbea4 bu bJ-pa••e4 lano, - · l• bea41ng fop . . . . . . . . blg olty of &1•-•.J l t ru•bm-1· J\ In Ille north, General lloctp '• Fl~•I AN, baa wbNle4 ea■ t, "1481111:, atalq to owel"Whel• Ille la&l prrlaon ln the blt lelpa tortr••• ot Llep. • • of 111 • eel •• ta p!:uwta1 lbsc-111 tho pp •n Sbe ♦ rdenne• Jr,ethe• I.• . . . . . ,.., fro■ tbw l»oaud:a. ••••• cH:wpatutwa ptaow Iba■ ulllll11 flf . . •• all•• ef '1l••, A later 41.etatob report• that Patton baa won llftt nn brldphnb aoro•• lbe lloeell• lll•er. One ot tball l1 below •11, . . . lh• otber tarther norih. , rlWIOI • •••.•.• Page " ' -=-~~£ ballle •••wbere ln lbe Noeelle Talley, an4 probably anolber ln lbe nelgbborboo4 of Als-la-Cbapell•, Blob Ille Gerua1 oall Aaobea. 1111 lbl Cler1N111 will ■ate lbelr bl . . 11 1lancl ot all al lbelr II II _ .. beN14el ·••I-wall, at.oh kNpe lb• wtoh on tlle lblae. lollaa4. aooor.tln, to Dulob reporla aot oontlr■ecl bJ ottlolal .... • An4 on 111• Ollannel Coa• I• ii.. Cllna4lan rlNt Ar■y, lo- plllel' w1111 91'1 tllb an4 Polllh troope , - · · ooap~•t•lr ftl'l'Ollaclecl ~ Calal• on tile 1•4 114•. Al.10 loalope. Ancl the Cana4l~ · are only ••••n ■ 11•• awa, fro■ hnktl'k. (Incl) SOU'l'iDH l"RANCB: /Ill ror Oenernl l'lltoh'a men in southern rr':::::flth'!!-u, only ~~~~ t1tty-t1•e piles - - , trom l'atton'•Attltt~ 111.,-, _.aca, • • _a,. -t:--# Cl•'\ 1.:!!;::t, o a_ •-.f ~ ~ eel~ ah1N •• ao r ~ F,&lalagae■ ■11111 9'\t ... nt1-riy•• ~ ¾ " ' 0'1◄ 0 llilee • 4 a:, A •~ only rort1-eight h o u r ~ - from tbe point where the German, Prenoh an4 9w1aa troatiera meet. · teenth , tlft}lt . A 1ng ape by a point only ,,011& ls no ,.,.,. !he laal tront ln the Ballan• 11 oraoltlng open "1th loa4 repo1'11 an4 on all 11491. P1.ret ot all, we beard earl.J totar So•l•t ar■le1 are ONeoe but al10 Jugo1la•l• an4 now at the bor4era ot not So Oaeoho1lo•akla. 1 'l'he · onlJ " onlJ 1atelllte that Bitler ha1 lett 11 Bungarr. An4 the Ru11lan1 are tbreaten1nc that oountr, tro■ 10 unJ 4lreot1on• that l t 11 onl.J a utter ot BALIAIII •••••••• pap 2 4a,e before tbe Bunprlan• ba•• to gl•• ln. In taot lt ~. now ~~ poaalbl• lbal ltalln •1 ba•~all the Balkan• wttbln a WNlt. t1•la1I oper•llona 1:11 lquilPbi alt& iwOIJW kl'MII oo•illiu811:aa1 11■ 1 - • •nll'1I t!Poneen4 • ■a ee&ller1 la the lt'S . . ►ce hJ tee., Bitler'• Al'IIJ 1n Greeoe 1• ol:wloual1 looae4, a• AN • • , of the antt• ln Albania an4 IOflbel'ft lllpelaTla. !ha a..... holare a.a, Ille lo•lel &Nle• nre able to •roh aoro•• lalpl'la lfllll nob 1pee4 beoauee the1 aotaallJ 1tarte4 before lloeoow fol'MllJ 4"1are4 war on tm lulpre. !be lle4 ooluane llffatel Ille oo•tl'J at lbree plao•• eliinaltaaeoulr. Obnoaei, lt will not be 10111 betoN Illa aratH o~~ Join np llilb ...,_llal tuo. ~ (Ina.) A44 MUOI In \be hpela• oMpalp, llarehal Tl to now ba1 tbl belp or the Alllect •••al Poro••• the u. 1. &NJ r1rteentb Alr Poree, aal Alllect Laact Tl'oope. llnoe Ille Allle1 haft ooaplete oontrol ot the lle4l left'IIDND, lbeJ aot•llr ••• oat otr no llUIIU . . The Re4 ~1 • b•• 1un-ound14 Lo■u, nortb an4 1llgbt11 •••t ot Wanaw. !Iii ••••• had 1tat1• m■ea up mto a ... , '6KC, • • f11e1 a re ol.lanlng the llas ot the on1, reaalnlng polnl• . . , bold on tbe Nit bank ot the adal u that tbe lle4 trool)e ba•• e1tabllabe4 bea41 011 tile wit banlr of the laret aboY• Wareav. hen lerlln W ooatlalder• are taoklln1 the alep of Wu-••• ln lb• aoat Mtbo4loal aan111r, a1 ■lng to capture tbe plao• wltb a ■lnl- ot 1011 or llte. A ■lllt&17 OOlllllfttalor ln lo1oow ••IA tiMJ., lbal tile Geraane are tnerl•bl.J at work bu1 l41ng a new wall ln a •atn att111pt to protect eut Pruaala troe lDYulon. ■epp1ng up peok1t1 where groUD ■ ot Jfaz11 are 1tlll hol4lng out. 'l'bey ha•• captUN4 Oorabla, on the north bank ot the Danube, onl1 ninety-ti•• ■ 11•• northea1t or lotla, oap1tal ot Bulgaria. fhla IUIIIA •..•...• 'l)Age 2 •••• tbat the Re4 troo1>• bow haTe oontrol of the Danube 111-.er all the way frOII 1t1 4elta on the Blaok lea tor a 411tanoe of aore than thN• bunl.l'ecl an4 •nent1-wo ■1le• net. rourteen repNeentatl••• of P1nlan4 arr1••1 ln lloeoow 11111 afternoon. !her oonatltute ttil ftnnt•h Analetlo• Oo•l••lon, wblob 11 ln tbe lo•l•I oapltal to obtain tenaa of 1arrencter. l.Rf L~~~ JA1AI There••• an extraor4lnar, ••••lon ot th parlluenl It ■et for the ~urpo•• ot approprlatlng lot onlJ • • Prllle ■lnlater, •4 • • lllnlaler of Ille la9' anl the War ■1nt•\•r, a44rea1.a lb• -MN, tilil 1111,,eror llrohllo til■aelf. !be lllltado u•e4 theae worta: •tM oounter otfen•l•• ot the en . . , 1• beoo■ln1 lnoreMlilglJ tleroe, an4 the war• taatlon la tlnallJ beoo■lng aor• tnten••• tor••• ■lgbt lnYal• • • Japan••• bo•laa4, an4 woul4 oerlalnlr _,.,,1tl.J-- OU'l'7 oat 11n . . tat111g all" attaok~ J,.. !be people of Japan aut gl thelr, loln1 for a flpl-to-tlle•f.lnl1b. !be laTJ 111nl•ter ... ltlecl that the la•al · 11tuat1on ba4 been, a• he put lt, •untaY-orable tor Japan •1n the tlr•t halt ot tht• rear, 1114 tbat thl Jap1 ~•t es-peot further eet-'baldl•• (Ind) IILIOI Pro4uot1on Ohl et Donald lel on. who 1• 1n Chungltlng an4 • • Juet conterre4 with Oenra11••1•o Chiang lal-lhek, toc1a1 toll n ... paperaen that hi aid NaJor General Pat Burler are lbere lo ••• bow we oan llok Japan at tbl earlle■t po11lble ctate. leleoa .Mel lbat bt espeot• to tra••l ll&llJ all•• througboat Otitna, plberln1 tlret ban4 lnforaatlon to f1n4 out how to llok the Jape an4 4o lt r.lpl ...,. 11ben reporleN ••ke4 bow 10-. tbey d'l)eote4 lo N11&la la Oblna, lel•on re~11e4: 1 Unt11 the Job 1• 4nne.• !bat 11, the Jo• of flnllng oat bow to beat the Jap1. While lelaon 18 ln China th.re are all aorta of l'alll'■ gotng roun4 about the ■eantng of leleon'• amenoe, Jut wbJ eent tmre bJ Jll'e■t4ent aoo■eHlt, ( DwL ot tbe •'•Ill.•• •• '° •Ill• etfHt .... , L'b6 81ipUi , • • ot · · · - · , •• llae . . . . . ct!nP of '.:, 'JI• Claea • • lfl¼eaa •• a,,vnl s, vtr"G suns lb • IIIW - ' •• £Si saw ■bfi 6611,Slitllf in , . W I bi . . . , FLYDIO IAIBr~ 'l'h• people ot Sngland ha . Ve virtually nothing more to tear . fl'OII tbe :flying bombs. The chairman or the sp6o1al commltt• ot the British War Cabinet on ~ oQIUlienieasuree against kt• .... ,,/.,.. --- A- the robota put it in th•*• "the battle .. London la over A - " . uoept poee1bly for a tew last akot.a!"!-------~--------...... - In writing the t1nal ellapter of that part ot the war, R r l ~ g- · . tbe oomJ.ttee chairman told aoae intere■ting~d•t•&la · ~ . ~li&._ .. ., ~ -£.J~ Iha Germana altogether i · ~ fewer than three hWldN4 lauohing eite,/-n operation. So err:te ere the 4eteenee measure, that they stoppe4 A forty to aixty peroent ot 1,~ees "ha,.._ IMHab-.~ The Bt1+1ah i chairman said he wanted to express the appreciation ot the British government and people to Br1ga1daere Genral Orvill Anderson or. the u. s. BOMBB• -2. ~ a l l ~ a~ ~ k - \ L ~ " The flying bombs altogeter killed tour thousa40 seven hundred and thi . rty - ti ve persons. At firs~ 1 every bomb the Germana launched caused on an average ot one death. Towards the en4, there was only one death or every three bomba. Prlae Minister Winston Churchill~ ...4,.,...., months ago · , ~ --4:..,J tol4 ua how British agents,4tound out that the Raz~had • -.-S.en..M1W-.-. Uperime~ •zn OD th~ Baltic coaat_:51 ■ C 11 ~-G,~1-,91 aaa:;::::mp • Aa11e_ . . . . ,54111Ja111lt-1111 .. a..-a•l• .. 4l• how the royal air toroe bad deatzorel ,, 'j , ,, -- - -- . ~-~ that experimental station and killed l!lOst ot the~cieatl•t• enpg l h ~ * : ~ ~ wvlL_ ~ fl .0.-.- Oe • · ~ Thie only served to delar the Germans, , . . in 2nteen ~rtJ .. . three they Lullt more than three hundred treah ramps between Oherbourg and Callais. In , December e_neteen ~rty-lhsee the Royal Air Fotce aDm~em - and deatooyed every one of ~.. .,.. them. 'l Jla~h of this year, the .anemy built a new group or lftunching sites, much Rimpler than the r,,st two lots, - bases were so thorou~hly carnoutla ~ ed that it was not possible to detect them, until the bombs were fired. J'LYDIJ BOMBS--) ~ ~ - ~ w~ ~ V'I ~ ·~~ ~ ~bombs traveled at foe hundred ialles an hour, at an ~ 11v.erage lleigh~ or t went1 - three hundred teet. -.... , ... -it,o "t:.•li#-"'ll.. ... ,_~~~ ~°" tor the heavy ~= too hi~h for the torty alllimete a n t i - a ~ ~ defense o ~ ; f tighter planes, ant1-a1roratt guns, and as a last line o~ detenae, nearly , . , thousand balloons with steel cables hanging trom thul 1 llln• alpe arought down titteen percent ot the .A--.~-.. - ~~~, ta••••d-'"'- . , th• en4 or th•~•-•~ only nine J>'r cent ot the t-lyln.g 119lo■1••• got through, - ••••nt1---::--?1ve percent wer down, m:l ~~ •~ ~ CO~jd~.-..Ml.:.....: . ~ ~---· aJ ~~~ ~ n , y · . -ADD llWIOi•- A let• 41apatoh trom the other aide just now brings ott1cial word. ot the t1nal capture ot Sedan. A~tually, aor• than a wek ago, but that waa pre•ture. Thia tlm it ~ la ottlolal. lbe Ynnl1• ••r->110 1ccap1ue Btatrll, et(Cllttca 111:ly . . . ~ •••••• St11n . . . fbat ililii Alt of \Bi rttlf ........ ..... ......... , o, Ult ••• - .. 80U'1'UIJU1 FRANCE- --2. • that the Nazi a utaoat 41 ·r1ou1t7 owing to .._b ~ eque ' tena 1 Patoh'• ohuoea ck into G e ~ . (eD4) GOuD E VEIING EVERYBODY: T d AI.C,;_,Tc... o ay yea terday' a ruaor • as ■ ade f l - lul1aria baa declared war on Razi Geraany. And thi1 • brini• to a dizzy cli ■ ax the bewildering coaplication1 ~ in \be Balkans. Declaration• of war flying in wild oonfus ion • . le thought it extraordinary when Italy - - 1uddenly changed sides in the middle of the 1lobal conflict, and when Ruaania threw the aa ■ e kind of • •oaeraault. But the Bulgars really make it intzlcate. -- Tonight they ·are at war with both the Allies and lasi - Geraany - just to aake things oo■ plete. - ~ The ~ulgarian bewilderment beg~n • when the Balkan Iingdom declared its~lf neut-.1, butt.!!!_!, didn't stick - and Soviet Russia declared war on Bulgaria. The Bulgars responded immediately a by asking for an A rmistice, but this was not forthcoming. - So · no Bulg a ria makes another res p onse to the Soviet