Show Trei !lune 1k R uss Saturday Morning 5att Trbe 2 - Capture Vistula River Fortress I 19 1944 August 'Eisenhower Confers With firing "infantrymen East Prussia rifles' Cherniakhovsky's army blasting Field Chiefs (Continued From Page One) sky's First White Russian troops inWarsaw fell after two days of repelled the attacks of enemy e tanks and fantry street fighting West of the Lithuanian rail hub An order of the day citing an Siaulial tiowever the Germans of unprecedented number of 43 gen- pounded by hundreds of soviet erals issued by Marshal Stalin and planes continued their offensive to Moscow's war bulletins revealed relieve pressure on the East PrusNEW TORK Aug 18 border and while the nazis that radio said Sena that Konev's forces had newly sian Friday night lost "enormous" numbers of men the Bulgarian parliament had be- forced the Vistula on a they "somewhat gun debate on Premier Ivan Bagri- front between Moscow and Wint- and equipment themselves into soviet poand wedged anov's "peace" speech quoted said two deputies as endorsing - major ery four and 10 miles northeast of sitions" Moscow In Estonia Gen Ivan I MasSandomierz features of- the address Third Baltic lennikov's army One deputy said the broadcast with the main tridge- crossed- - the Linking strait States United governhard by Pskov and Petpus ment monitor upon' head forces at points northwest of between Lakesthe western shore liagrianov to "act quickly" after Sandomierz these troops entrapped and clearing where they Haawametsa a vas captured "this that in a divisions speech three nazi resserting of 23 were east southeast miles the of and revelation area expression square Tartu of the city university firm and desire The southern wall of steel liulgarian nation's Forces advancing from the dietermination to remain Out of the around the encircled nazis ex- southeast at the same time linked tended nine miles west from Sanwar" I beachhead troops at the with up o r f to (Unconfirmed and the domierz reports Kleczanow Cairo reported from London said northern wall from Szczytniki on Rasina and smashed to within 15 Tartu by seizItulgarian emissaries already were the west bank of the Vistula 12 miles southeast ofMore than 1000 ing Valgemetsa d'ealing with allied representatives Milet4 west to Dobrocice were killed Germans In a neutral country for peece the The northern belt around While Moscow's war bulletins tine report said Stoicho Moshanov nazie was from two to three miles no further report of the progfbrmer speaker of the Bulgarian wide It was widest between gave ress of an and seven miles fighting on the border of northwest parliament Przezwody had arrived in Ankara on what of Sandomierz and Janovvice East Prussia where 14 Russian dibe a peace mission) where Konev's forces were 45 visions under Gen Ivan D CherThere W ILS no word on whether miles south of Radom niakhovsky were pounding the Germans back along the Szeszuppe bulin he which war Moscow's Meanwhile Bagrianov's speech said his government was "deter- letins reported a gradual breaking river a Moscow radio broadcast mined to remove all obstables" in down of German attacks east of said that soviet artillery and morthe way of peace Had drawn any Warsaw's industrial suburb Praga tars were hurling a curtain of fire Marshal Konstantin K Rokossov into German territory and that adverse comment Peace eace e Peace ans le two-mile-wi- de ctlled anti-Germ- le itett w - t 4 fr'------ '0 - ( 0 ' - - e- - - - 4alig- ---- o - lb 1- - r ' - - —-- - at - 'a L f" 3 0 tfl 4 4 4 r:2111fft"111'' 3r 4 - - - a tip I i- - - ) - ' r ''' '''' ''' : - t - ci LI1--x- ' ' -- - 1 elesoo--- 4 NV415171 n":1 6 IriAbeP - c :rislikti fi - -- -fl ':' ' 4 x ''' - I i 4 14- -4- -0 ) v5 - - GIRLS' SWEATERS ) If BOYS - 1 If u Rit )''' t"tr 1 '''''-- ' - 8104- 'e 1 f I i- l I - i to Le - A g II iL 1 11 N---- 44 '' 5j !' 4 ' '"' ) 1 0'416"! - '4) 'e 298 4 sill is v to 4 11-4- Fresh new please both mother and daughter! 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All Liars - 'I1 s 4 '' :‘?74:: - I' - (1711)--T- LONDON Aug 18 (UP)—Maquis forces are attacking the Germans just south of Parts and French forces of the interior fighting in three departments commanding the southern and Press southeastern approaches to the old capital have seized the town AN ADVANCED COMMAND 18 POST IN NORMANDY Aug of Egletons last German resistance center in the department of policy (UP)--GeD Eisenhower Dwight Captioned "Neutrality at Rome" it was disclosed Friday night and his field commanders con- Correze cartoon shows two portly carJothe An announcement from Gem ferred Friday afternoon as allied e dinals holdrators and Koenig's headquarters standing on the steps of the byarresting them patrols pushed toward the Seine Vatican One is releasing a dove and momentous decisions are be- saidB the maquis forces and the ing them as hostages F I coordinating their operaA French resistance leader who bearing a scroll "Congratulations lieved to have been made p allied arrived at the British front from to Hitler on his preservation from The s upreme commander tions with the smashing east to and drives struck' north the United Paris Press The other selling news'to death" d according tight-lippefrom a new blows emerged against the Germans Correspondent Richard D Main-Ia- n papers carried a poster rearling lengthy session at the field head- from the Seine to the Mediterrareported that Vichy Chief of "Vatican News: More Mischief-Makin- g quarters of Lt Gen Omar N nean Between Russia and the Government Pierre Laval and chief were him With Bradley Maj With several thousand of his of the Quisling militia Joseph Dar-nan- d Allies" Standing below the steps Gen K W D Strong and Maj Gen had fled to Metz from Vichy Is a group of three allied soldiers R R Bull rankIng officers of his troops concentrated in the Chartres and Orleans sectors Koenig following the American drive on labeled "Fighters for Freedom staff in charge of intelligence and launched new blows against the Paris and the landings in southern (among other things of worship)" operations respectively Germans retreating toward Paris France This is believed to be the first Confer by Phone grid hurled heavy attacks against time a British daily newspaper carhes carried an This group conferred with Eisen- pockets of nazi resistance which toon although a few have ocby the on-- 1 hower's other field commanders by had been rushing American columns casionally criticized the Vatican phone during the afternoon on foreign policy The F F I also carried out large-scal- e What the allied command had operations in Loire and in decided was riot indicated but the Germans themselves probably will the departments of Cher and Eure --18 MONTREAL McCLANAHAN'S be the first to know the answer which cover the southern ap- Camillien Houde Aug returned Friday anto Paris Koenig's An air of confidence and opti- proaches to the city which in former years T"'D opiat or4 rl 7 mism attended the general's meet- nouncement said if1 had witnessed his greatest tri'cd Ilg bj a fell which In after ing—part of it held under a green four-da- y Egletons the French were umphs and his darkest moments seige He came back to his nativeMonapple tree which shielded their bare beads from the hot Normandy mopping up an estimated 1000 Ger- treal four years after his internm ans sun ment for You've been Iooking and citizens not to The nazis evacuated the Garri- - participate urging 1 i Merrill Mueller Columbia in national registrawaiting for these—here they capital of Cantal tion and five years after he had Broadcasting System correspond- son in Aurillac are now—charge what you of several after ent representing Ti S networks department days welcomed the king and queen to need— said in a broadcast Friday from fighting and also were reported the metropolis in one of the most Gen Dwight D Eisenhower's ad- to have withdrawn from their gar- brilliant social functions during vance command post in France rison in Privas Ardeche after an his eight years as mayor The concourse of Central staaelge that Eisenhower spent the entire eight-daUnited Press reports from Ma- tion was jammed with spectators day in the immediate battle area ' drid quoted dispatches from Vichy mingling with outgoing passenreplanning the campaign to take Blue Denim WAIST full advantage of the victory of saying the F F I units were en- gers to catch a glimpse of the man street who in Monas had in served of sharp gaged fighting mayor NormThaendy center of Marseille and in the treal and who until the recent aster operational plan the i c t Quebec elections had remained y'nsi tseudb rnetefraDirphaLesconhtainvuteettinntew g to I& We 'Twat Slz I Correspondent throughout internment technicalPres LIMIT SALES to 2 PAIRS duced by dismemberment of the Aldo Forte who has entered ly the representative of Montreal of a size to ono German Seventh army" Mueller France and talked with maquis riding In the provincial customer While 4 11 UY said "Exploiting the predicament forces fighting near the Swiss borthey last German Cmdr von Kluge finds der reported that the patriots had StrmM himself in Gen Ike Friday after- forced an unconditional surrender -noon devised several new steps of of the nazi garrison at Annemasse In Savoie and tha they had Haute punishment that will be discernible rr in the coming weeks boldly announced plans to attack widi frJ the the within at 1) one of the famous "Another Annecy garrison Eixenhower-Bradle- y To Tone Up Your informal con- next few hours Us Op (The London radio heard in New ferences took place this time sAm Your now York said the F I F controls ainted by Gen Bull the SHAEF ' Croslit '‘ AseL dechief of operations and the G-- 2 on virtually all of Haute Savoie Gen Ike's staff partment and that the 15000 GertkI1 ' mans at Annecy are surrounded) ( ' Planning Final Details Radio France in Algiers appealed d: laal 1 741 t) "A number of telephone calls to French workers to make judi't 1 117 k 4- 1 between Gen Ike and Gene Patton cious use of strikes as a weapon I : 3 1 and Hedges the American army of war and ordered them to pre- i ' 1 :tpcommanders filled the very ob- vent flight of Germans or collabo- -' ' ' ' vious gaps of the meeting designed ' i 77 'Lai -lti irt-ASO to hasten the final catastrophe of - 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Glowing Colors! 100 ' - e -Nte tir V ''' :': -- - : ' I I I NIFTY WITH cLoT:5:Es 1 0 7 - t t7 - ''- un- Cherniakhovsky's artillery loosed more than 3000 shells in 30 minutes at noon Thursday the infantry charging immediately after the first salvo Twenty minutes later the first soviet foot soldiers broke into enemy trenches and bayonetted the defenders Before the day ended Cherniakhovsky's forces had plunged five to 10 miles to the border and freed more than 30 towns kncl villages an I with the-Germ- ()11---Th- e 48-mi- de- - on Third While was White Russian enemy defenses on German soil the soviet newspaper Red Fleet were setting fire said to their towns and villages and huge fires were visible for miles The enemy was 'fleeing westward strafed by soviet planes that ranged up and down highways from the border to Insterburg Red Fleet said One soviet flier said that the frontier station of Schirwindt was a mass of flames The newspaper Izvestia reported from the front that the last few miles to the approaches of the frontier had been the scene of one of the fiercest battles of the war Several German divisions including crack grenadier regiment and one panzer division "Gross Dtutschland" which recently arrived from Italy were wiped out the dispatch said hand-to-han- d six-mi- are fenses in Cartoon Hits Vatican Policy Strike Near Paris Mat-pi-s i- - - MmdftP0zmggMsg |