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Allies BlowIL Up Italian Dam Yankees Blast Flood Axi Defense Line' Romanian Rai1s 'Ploesti Page one) A Really Good Brooch - e Thsothor day one of our old custoMrs brought -- finis old Us sunburst type with that her husband it from us whts was born thirty- - brooch' of 'the the information had purchased leer first baby i - roars ago of ljawairy was beautifully made paved withreal peoris and diamond center With 110111 minor adjustments and cleaning the brooch was as good This j piece as new No One' knows!better than we do that if wa would 1ap our customers wa must givis them - good marshandiss ' CONVENIEN7 CREDIT Hut-bad-Dea- n (Confin ed from on the Adriatic coat He "The whole ' situation is more landings said that for eight months since than ever influenced by an inva- the Italian capitulation thf Ger- - sion in the west which is possibly near There is for example mans despite enormous diffil ulties very no other explanation of the fact including the activities of ugo- - that the enemy has now waited slay partisans had been fsrtify- - for two months in Italy except iing such places l at VaIona and that a new allied offensive in Italy Durazzo Albania and Bar ((Anti- - is planned to coincide with the in- Split and Susak YUgOSIRvi: all tion of military operations may along the Adriatic conitt La ding also have been decided on in conby nection with the eastern front place' have been protecte heavy artillery concrete defl nses although one should not f9rget and barricade belts the A riter that the war in the east follows said its own course" A Greek government spokel man A United Press Zurich dispatch here said that the (crmansj had said that photographs published i in German newspapers showed 12 proclaimed martialI law in crete and that German airdrome pe son- - to 16 inches of water covering nel in Greece had been put oi in- - fields and roads over a big area definite stand-b- y status May of the Vetherlands and northern Captain Ludwig Sertorius om- -- French coasts mentator for the German TitansPilots who bombed the 'Pescara ocean service said: dam one of the largest built under Benito Mussolini's plane to make Italy independent of coal by use of power climbed to more than 5000 feet to see the effect of their attack They reported that the river bed had almost dried It was believed possible that the bombing aside from disrupting communications and destroy- equipment and ing ammunition material in the flooded area might compel the Germans to 1st Floor - 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Mask if : 411 3 39 Leg uards Body rrotectors Softball 469 ''''' I'": : st ' P N I) -- N -- -- -- - Hit Concentrations Striking anew at rail centers in a Coastal belt between Cologne and the Bay of Biscay —where the British government has revealed every major railroad has been crippled—American yard fighter-bombeand medium light and fighter-bombof the R A F i s90-- "' 1' 1' A '0°' "or -o- p- GRoss COUNIR rs er dumped ton$ of high explosives and fire 'bombs amid concentrations of German military and freight trains massing troops and supplies to meet the invasion of western Europe United States Ninth air force SPECIAL ot ii: - ---P- - 6 OFFER--Saturda- 177' :3-7- esThunderbolt fighter-bomber- s corted by other ' attacked rail yards at Valenciennes and Somain in northeastern France Both are important junctions on 1t :'0: ''' - ''''1:':'''' - P-4- 7s ti:- r-r- 1 '''''" : MANI'S 3 VITTrogrr lines feeding supplies from Germany to the Paris regions and the French channel ports 100 Fight Squalls PURI PINNSYLVANIA IP A of MitOliella Bostons and it the Second tactical air force fought through continental squalls to hit the important rail junction it of Cambrai Escorting Canadian L--1D Spitfires shot down four enemy over Cambrai loss sostsseisiiswilniasof without planes 16 During the day Typhoon bers of the Second tactical - - C air force also attacked railyads in 111141 France The yards were not im- Ili r 1Takvok mediately identified 1k 11'aTir-- : fighter-bom- --- 7----- --- I jabbed into western Germany They hit objectives in the Cologne area according to a German communique Mines also were laid in enemy waters No British plane was lost I- ' A -7 A ir sc4 vo lamir 5 Allt op 91 tafti9 a 6U- IAeS tati Alliesto Expedite Invasion Coverage— - Car or AMA MO i ‘ t Container ' 1 N 0 kt -pr- ''' f- :- Cleans 111 on e :::::': 7:! - : -- -- : Paste - : r- - (- i t ''-- " ? 2 i - A ' - 'C' y- ' --- s ‘ 11 Square Can :'::: ':? ' I I A Li 1 I : -- ) - 1st how (General Draja) Mihailovic-iusing the 40000 at his disposal" The information bureau of the in Yugoslav government-in-exil- e which Mihailovic is war minister denied charges by Major General Vladimer Velevit head of a Tito military mission to London that Mihailovic was a traitor to the The bureau asYugoslav cause serted that Mihailovic "for the last four years has been fighting the Germans on the side of the allies with unswerving determination" Tito's communique said his partisan units also had struck into Ilzice 75 miles west orSarajevo on the main rail line to Sofia wrecking the town and station and killing many enemy troops s WASHINGTON May 5 (ID In a move to expedite news coverage of the forthcoming invasion of n high Europe the command has arranged for joint censorship of the stories of correspondents or all the allied countries the office of war information announced Friday night George W Healy Jr chief of the 0 W I domestic branch told a press conference the arrangement was expected to eliminate delay and confusion which sometimes resulted when copy had to be - '' 401 :::75::A : ' iiAii01F :':-?- :inii:i:i::i:::::: ifi::: - 1 k - Economical wales in mori4 ' hard I —prevents further accumnia-'tions of gums resins sludge Basement I ':''--:''-': Rear ' 1 ' clean and wax it thoroughly with these materials Basement ' ''':: i! : Mirror Vievs'f 7'7777 i' ) ':: ea Protect:your I i h rar's finis - - I : P 41 Choate - ::im:i4 '04 t ?:W I 1"I'vl?-- bat r 1111a VA IIIN 1 ‘lac — -- IS 198 diameter gum Basement Ex cep tionally 42d)7: - r 1 : large skin Soft - emergerenpicitresed: for 'rave a tube re- :' -- ?f: sixam fouL!! 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INion w - 1v LONDON May UP)—Yugoslav troops have thrown a siege cordon around Mkonjicgrad in western Bosnia Marshal Josilk (Tito) Broz declared Friday and a separate broadcast asserted the partisans in a series of victories also had cut! off the port of Split and surrounded Zagreb Yugoslavia's sec5 Igk 74 -- ' -È iTi (Continued from Page One) squall-tosse- d waters of the Eng' lish channel l clouds thick and gales Battling that have limited aerial operations from Britain to a comparatively minor scale:1 for the past three days less than 10 Liberators of t -- Genuine cowhide v:N b ' ' '''''''''''''''' E'111111111111m111171 z '''''' 72 69c 89c 139 '6 Baseballs Rardbi Is Harry ''-"- bmdraaeonnli: --- Glove298 Fielder's Glove449 Walker model Pk e ' I r 71 - ‘ Harry L Lowry model : Durable roomy compact and handled! Holds enough easily for four-wee- k trip! 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':' ' : l 1"43---f- --- - :::- '?P- I - - e '0- ' 0a 2 161 -- -: - - - do" ' :': E illifU-1- ::: 1 s1 It4111 ' CI :::':::::::::'" r tt r ett2AVOZZ21110 r- - - ata - ' I (::::::POS 11 - -- - Pscoto t taio ' - - ' ' ! ofitil L7L I ' :iii:c dmc '''''' '' :'4''' 417' i4i'l' 246' -A e"st' WASHINGTON May 5 IN Y k': 1' :I!ottA L:::::14:: sti '''-''Nt' ulm' o a Tunes)—A new plan under which 7 V ':: 't ' i t —g I to 07 efficers and enlisted men whose ' blacol" 'V : ":74 AIIIMEe''''''''s '''"7"7J'eF ' jobs make them "in a measure in"111-N- a3 ": I-"A ----'1 4111110 dispensable" in overseas theaters ! 04fas -s A' :''''e '2:!'I litklve )44 tigi — N '''' 1061171 may be granted "nonemergency th 4 '4 41010 leaves and furloughs" to visit ) Af l' 700 e ' Oei "1 Marino their homes in the United States - 11 4617N1L -4 then return to their assignments Scii4 --''''' Ai-Nit - i" -' TiberR: : T Alba Iii-'i:- - '' ' overseas was announced Friday 4 : f ktvcv Al 'i'4 r 76:16 t ve lie edepa 2c ' by the war department J - rosinone og-t e4--- 4 These new furloughs differ from ' ' ' ' "' ' s ' Ctstertia Carrocetp :31 the previously announced rotation 'A lel '''1!'-:Lplan under which the men returned c ' ':: C 3 ''''''''''' '''''" "t4 : home are not to be sent back over' 'Ne-tna0 - 1 ZAtt c AlOr: '''': 31S'-:seas until they have performed if 60167r7771b :' :z ': :!::'':N ' 1rn 21 4 duty in the United States The it F7 :i:war department emphasized howr- rite tittrio fc--:' ever that the -- nonemergency" le ::y::: t:-Co ' ' :: furloughs will not increase the i' 4 LastettptT - ‘ '1 number of men returned to this rittt '' 4 4 j t rt !' country (not more than 1 per cent y": ' ' Te'rracin'a ' of the military strength of any ": ' -: IWgtze i Vi f 1t theatre) because those returning 0 ' r -' :r:'-':'"1"1" i's: a'7-- ''!:!: 201 ''00 I ' ' under the new plan will be countz 7 Ileuftaillhksk''7''i::::: 'i t 'i':!'":1N I t '': q! 7 f ed in rotation plan quotas ' : MILES A :?!:::'1'7 ii: Garigliano tti' ::77 N Three weeks at home in addition 4 to the travel time is to be allowed Allied bombers and to downstream German vital toward fighter Frclay bridges new under the furloughs which broke the Pescara dam (pen arrow) 12 miles will be granted to men whoSe work military traffic and toward Pescara and other towns southwest of Chieti on the Pescara river has been outstanding or who have Black arrows indicate allied posibeen wounded The fliers reported fiNle big waves moving tions on ground fronts in Italy —1 :::: :)i4:: i41 :': 4-- ' Ab ii - -- - e PESCARA e d' 0: rtona ziliz1160 Aquila :': hieti 7 :110!-?'''-' t '!:41S2t: - e- a '": lits i '-- :k74:::::':-'i:i'-: - 11'' : : 0 i 177:::' 4 '-'-::4 11 4 :74-- - H44 - - ce::: Ktos ' ) 0:11 :I''"""t 10 ' : ' : r - 1 r '1 i ''t-- - ::1:' znwi i :::: 2 40 ' - 1944 Iklay 6 ater Sweeps on Port of Pescara I TALIlk'i!-:--- 0::iitt -- 4 Sall gake Zeibune rL1)c I - |