Show m TlK Salt £akc Tribune 23 1944 (Reds Liberate Saturday Morning Sept I Tallinn in Estonia Sweep Jlelp Nears Air Troops Trapped at Arnhem Nazis Guard Homeland With Relentless Fury By Don Whitehead INSIDE GERMANY Sept 22 (ST)—The Germans are fight- (Continued from Page One) toward the Gulf of Riga captured jing in their Siegfried line with all the stubbornness of the Nor- -' Taida 52 mlle4? from Farnu mandy hedgerow battles and they seem determined to make this west of the the major stand In defense-othe fatherland Estonian university city of Tartu There is no indication they in-- f other spearheads captured Wirts- - tend to pull out for the Rhine even At one point two platoons tried of the to surrender but before they could Jarve on the northern shore of the though the morale of some Courtarrange it an SS (elite guard) prisoners taken by Lt'Gen lake of the same name H Hodges' First army is ex- officer arrived r Ie off ne ney Moscow's midnight war bulletin tremely low gotiations The prisoners declare they have Forced to Retire said that the Germans were throwwithout food or replacements ing fresh troops into battle In an been 12 miles Near Geilenkirrhen for three days and they have been to a in hold defense line attempt left with no intrenching tools to north of Aachen the Germans atthis area but Gen Maslennikov with tanks infantry and dig in against the dreaded Ameri- tacked horse-draw- n can fire and northwest artillery but a conartillery army operating of centration artillery fire forced west of Valga was driving to out- Refuse to Surrender them to retire flank these forces Gen Hodges has clamped strictTheir comrades however are and er discipline on troops to prevent Attacking after a tremendous throwipg in counterattacks are stubbornly refusing to surren- their fraternizing with German artillery barrage Maslennikov'a der when the bulldozers up civilians after several military potroops forced German defense po- in front of the Siegfried grind line licemen vanished from their posts pill sitions on the river Seda and capand shove fothering mounds While these cases are isolated tured Daksty 15 miles from the boxes ' the soldiers were reminded they doors the of earth against town and the railroad Junction of On one sector 13 pill boxes were have penetrated only the fringes Valmiera only 38 miles from 'the smashed Friday by direct artillery of the German border and the Gulf of Riga in-- a thrust that fire probability is that this problem threatened to cut off German The doughboys control the ma- will increase as the armiea drive forces fleeing from the north jor part of Stolberg six miles east deeper into the reich of Aachen but there still was There is no doubt that some SS Take Romania City e some East troops have donned civilian clothes fighting Russian and Romanian forces of American troops beat to carry on guerrilla warfare and in the Balkans meanwhile cap- off Stolberg a counterattack and left 100 there llts the danger for the uny tured the important highGerman dead in the field They wary soldier rail junction of took 50 prisoners way and There is no indication that GerArad Romania's fifth largest city The Germans continued to put man civilians are obeying nazi oronly 10 miles from the Hungarian heavy concentrations of artillery ders to wage war on American border As a matter of fact in fire and shells from leveled anti- troops More than 50 towns and settle- aircraft guns against our ground many cases the civiliana have igments were seized in western Ro- troops One shell fell inside a nored party orders to evacuate to mania as Marshal Rodio Y prisoners' cage and killed 20 pointa back of the firing line and are remaining in their homes Second Ukrainian army advanced as much as 14 miles over the approaches leading to the great plains of Hungary on a front before the border of Adolf Hitler's last major Balkan (Continued from Page One) To cmrnterattacking German tanks lied corridor in Holland particu were destroyed in me tsoiienaon larlv from the west between Eind- area and that American Thunder- hoven and Nijmegen They said bolt fighter-bombehad fired a large proportion of the allied 'fnore than 12000 rounds into forces must be engaged in keeping 'German troop and artillery con- the wedge intact thus limiting centrations near the Luxembourg the forces available for the northTrcntier knocking out eight ar- ward rescue drive It was estimated 100000" Germans were al tillery pieces In the Aachen area other First most cut off weit of the corridor trmy columns virtually won con- Supplies Arriving trol of Stolberg by pushing- its German defenders into the north-eAlthough the Germans were n sector of the town The pounding the troops with heavy burgomaster already was tak- artillerj' they still were receiving orders from the Americana supplies and reinforcements by air ing " Another column smashed to and oirs correspondent with the Within three miles of Geilenkir-T"he- n force reported: 12 miles north of Aachen "We have a good bridgehead here it ran into a strong nazi over the Neder and we are a good Counterattack rive miles south--Fa- anchor by which the main army of Stclberg the Americans will swing over the Rhine In this tere clearing out the Hurtgen patch of hell our nrsn are holding forest preparatory to resuming the few civilian houses that still Their march eastward toward the stand We've had five days of TLhine and the main Siegfried fighting and five nights of no Ene emplacements sleep God knows from what secret source of strength these fighting "To the northwest British ly men havs drawn the guts which troops were holding in the Arnhem pocket as keep them going Only one thing is British Second army armor driv- certain — they will keep going until d the Second ing northward from newly army geta her" The weather around Arnhem Nijmegen ran into a stone a!l of German resistance around was cold and misty curtailing reffist fooir miles south of Arnhem inforcement by air on Friday Berf driving to break open' the lin reported that in their original descent Sunday the British had fbeket A front dispatch reported that taken Arnhem but were drlwn Field Marshal S i r Bernard L from the city and were now ytonteomery had ordered his tanks pocketed arcrund the town of f "speed northward without halt" Oosterbeek three miles to the wr?st on the north bank of the Neder t5 break into the pocket Military observers here how-FV- Widen Corridor Bu were cautious warning the The base of the corridor satellite breakthrough may be delayed In another threat to Hungary the Germans are still driwn up through Holland was threatening the flanks of the al- - widened whpn the British captured and also to German forces in Gen Ivan Y Romeren 12 miles southeast of Czechoslovakia Eindhoven and smashed to Weert Petrov's Fourth Ukrainian army extended its front in the Car15 miles southeast of Eindhoven SUPREME HEADQUARTERS while a western spearhead rammed pathian mountains in southern Poout to Winterle six miles west of land to 60 miles by capturing more Allied Expeditionary Force Sept than 30 towns and settlements 23 lT — Gen Dwight D EisenhowEindhoven er Saturday based his policy for Front dispatches said the Ger- along the Czechoslovak border mans w?re massing strong forces Penetrate Warsaw dealing with occupied Germany — a d of artillery and Tiger tanks on the firmness policy of Meanwhile Polish reports said stamping out the infamous reign east side of the corridor for an that Russian troops battling of Hitler and the nazis and already attempt to break it but that thus across the Vistula river under in effect in conquered German far no major attack had been By William F Boni murderous enemy fire had scaled towns made Associated Press War the high western bank and driven On end the of the southern The allied supreme commander long Correspondent battle line Patton's tanks Ant- two wedges into Warsaw proper minced no words in proclaiming iSeprwitJng the Combined The report came as American the death itank guns and infantry were for Germans 4mrifaa Pre a major battle in a tri- fliers returning from a shuttle "who aid thepenalty in any way" nazis fighting WITH ALLIED FORCES IN angle formed by Chateau-Salin- s 17 raid to Russia In which they Aiming at swift justice for war HOLLAND Sept 20 (Delayed) T miles northeast of Nancy Dlcnze dropped supplies to the Polish pa- criminals the firand triots in Warsaw said that on ing squad for threatening those who disobey British tanka striking out from 10 mile seast of Chateau-Salin- s and Luneville 18 miles south of bridge across the Vistula still was the allies have ordered nazi party t£eir bridgehead over the Waal Erteuze against German forces standing between Warsaw and administrative officers to remain invaluable aid obtained Lyune desperately to prevent a Praga 1 last Monday Praga fell at their posts until all funds recfighting £jom an Sept are tffrmation which drove northward Gen Bor the Polish 'patriot ords equipment and property surrendered to arriving join up with British leader in the flaming capital reRoad to Berlin troops to the west of ported from the embattled city Decrees Dissolution AtTTLhem that red army units entered WarBy Associated Tress Amplifying a broadcast to the Th first crossing of the Waal 1 — W e n t e r n front : 305 saw Thursday and thrust through German Scpt 18 Eisenhowlihine over the 1200-yar- d Nljmegen the bitter resistance of five Ger er's S II people mile (from Arnhem) A E F announcement said S:30 achieved w&i about fefidge man divisions garrisoning the city the allied 2 — R u a a I a n front : 310 military government had a m Thursday This was two and to reach the patriots' forces miles (from Warsaw) decreed Immediate dissolution of dee-hahours after the Amerisso S— I Bor's reports indicated that the front! orcans- who crossed in rubber asmile (from south of Bo- red army forces were small but the nazi political and military ganizations knocked out the sault boats had that they probably were iarper logna) "German laws involving discrimthan reconnaissance parties The (krmtils holding the northern end on grounds of race ref the bridare and had run up the German high command conceded ination or ligion political opinion are abroAmerican flag breakthrough to the Siegfried line that the Russians had gained conS II A E F's edict said gated" 25 miles away trol islands in of south midriver This included laws such as those Hag Starts Attack Robert Richards United Press and north' of the capital for "the protection of German of the flag tank reporter with the Third army said Flanea OT At the sight blood and honor" The Hitler youth Bring Supplies ie merits of a crack British it was the first time the Third formation attarked "the army had faced such a great conThe patriot leader whose forces law was banished along with that which made the swastika and the bridge approaches in Nijmegen centration of armored counter-thrust- s were being supplied with arms uniforms it graced sacred property He reported more than and food by soviet planes said that Ueelf again resulting in bitter before the first vehicles 130 tanks knocked out in five days the Russian troops penetrating the Courts to Reopen mere able to roll across the span and in 10 days the German total capital had established liaison in At the same time the allies anAt headquarters it was em- was 246 wracked nine probably the area of ZolibOrZ — the "old city" nounced plans for the installation area in the northern part of the of orderly processed In the defeated phasized that It would be hard to wrecked and two captured give enough credit to the para- Crosses Moselle capital — and in Mokotow a south- nation once the Germans comply western been have who district troopers fighting terms of "unwith the Uk this A front dispatch revealed that The eastern boundary of Moko- conditionalunequivocal vicinity since we landed on surrender" Sept 17 for their share in making Lt Gen Alexander M Patch's tow is a mile and Regular courts when purged of Seventh army which had riven up from the nearest point on the nazi tae crossing possible influences will be reopened as In addition there is the fact that frori the Mediterranean had made river soon as conditions permit the Ger-matae Germans probably would have its first crossing of the Moselle were told fciown up the bridge — one of the river at an undisclosed point beThe allies announced they would — 37 low miles of southeast Epinal longest in Europe if it hadn't take over mails telephone teleWen for the Dutch resistance Nancy and radio systems and sugraph Other Seventh army forces iorces who had removed the fuses pervise censorship of all civilian e soldiers pushing- into the Bslfort gap captod American communications tured Malbouhans 13 miles northwho cut the wires — Allied military marks were es22 PARIS The (Pi Sept west of Belfort city and Palante tablished as legal tender not only CJtjr Smashed 12 miles west of Belfort French French press chorused protests Friday against censorship of a for soldiers but for all purposes in The number of enemy dead In trops below Belfort were forced resolution by the council Germany It was made clear AMG t&e Nijmegen fight has not yet back by a nasi counterattack to the of nationaladopted and under- would have control over transfers resistance 16 Bois area miles of Grand south center Wen ascertained but the stood to concern the supplying of of "certain property in Germany to the southwestern arms by the allies to new French gateway city ef the city was smashed up badly including foreign exchange assets" e after fighting in Germany units Still another task — almost cerwas to The disclosed Seventh S U which The censorship was imposed tain to be taken over infantrymen fought by the united Gen ridhave Brodowski Thursday on the socialist publicataken Maj alongside British armor after nations relief and rehabilitation adClermoof commander former the scene to of the on tanka seon Le up tion ing Populaire military ministration with the ending of nt-Ferrand district tha tenth curity grounds Wttle The council of A M G — will be the repatriation of -- It is believed the caliber of nazi German general killed or captured national resistance is a semiofallied prisoners of war and an esreficial body representing Ms'stanr is due possibly to the by that army 8000000 Europeans in timated coast the channel other some Along German movements sistance Jact that paratroops allied concentration southcamps or otherwise the forces Le Populaire said Friday that mopped up kave been able to infiltrate into v e city from the direction of ern bank of the Leopold canal "we shall fight for all of the lib- displaced from their homes The death penalty was estabThe newspaper Franc Beichswald a few hundred yards tightening the pocket around Ger- erties" lished for any German who acts as n edicross the German border from mans trapped south of the Schedle Tireur splashed a in e for- estuary American warplanes torial entitled "Fifth Column" spy for the enemy aids nazis tae field where the or leafin land-lags 3000000 surrender while engages pilLiberation of way any looting French dropped organ mations made their initial lets on Germans still holding at press leader Leon Rollin headlined laging Is guilty of sabotage or The American formations com- Calais and Dunkerque and southern an article "Every Citizen Has A theft of allied war material or who Right to Express His Views" deliberately misleads allied forces main assignment by Holland peted their Meuse at the bridge securing Graves at a loss of two men holding another bridge over the Meuse-Wacanal and keeping the nazis fcaom blowing up the Nijmegen PARIS Sept 22 (UP) — Tenover St Lo which they said wastFish?r (D) Texas and W R bridge — which was damaged to U S congressmen arriving here even more devastated than they Poage (D) Texas stood out in Mme extent but is already under expected the group lunched the crowd with their xisod are tour of had Now being reich-lacir- Friday arter a two-da- y they wpair with Allied Commander g or eastern the Cherbourg and Normandy Gen Dwight Supreme guard the D Eisenhower then hats flank of the British forces beaches two-ho"Eisenhower is smart — he's a of a th "miracle" attended briefing by sith the aid of some armored American praised as well as a soldier" and five diplomat supply major generals organization iemerts and the concern the army shows Afterward they set out "to buy Poage said Others in the party were Walter French perfum for their wives for the well being of its troops "The supply system here i3 one and after a tour of Paris Saturday Horan (R) Washington James of the miracles of war" gaid morning will return to England P Richards (D) South Carolina 2 Harris Ellsworth (R) Oregon Brooks Hays (D) Arkansas Chet John Phillips (R) California "We and California (D) have seen nothing but convoys denied a rumor that the group had Holifield Z been obliged to appeal directly to Lowell Stockman (R) Oregon since landing" Karl E Mundt (R) South Da- Eisenhower because the army reAxe being- shown at Pembroke's kota unofficial spokesman for the fused them permission to come to said he was impressed by France use our handy layaway plan group "We came On our own initiative the way in which the G I is Reck Slide or Slip? from England where we were told or Christmas and make your treated as an individual powder to "We thought soldters were ex- that if we wanted permission to D FASTrKTH onta imprOTta Upper or lowr plate "telection now pendable but now we see the army come here we must ask Eisen- noldaprmkled mnr firmly In place Ueth rtla is willing to spend material and hower because this was normal Do not tilde np or rock No gummy time to save lives Soldiers' health procedure" Ellsworth said "We gooy pasty taata ornon-ar-feeling Do ) aifcalin safety and comfort are marve-lousl- y did so and permission was granted not tour uChecka odor" (denture "plate looked after" immediately" Get FASTEETH at any drug Tin— Two of the congressmen O C orentbj After flying from Normandy tore lAdT) l— Twenty-eighUmil- rs - m Ger-rha- st air-Bor- ne es — six-poi- STATE AND BROADWAY be-PV- 40-mi- js le Yank Chutists Dutch Save Rhine Bridge "all-America- n" air-bor- le ne i three-quarte- rs na French Protest Censored Press air-born- house-to-hous- 40-od- d two-colum- air-born- al il in r" Vw duu d trlm new Smart Rayon wool lore and aft E"TA dopoit will hold our mted t interlined lining- satin - -- Delightfully New at Roe's! German Policy U S Bombers Set Forth Hit Kassel: By Eisenhower Help Warsaw air-bor- tsllan W llnigsi ceflnes 's two-fiste- lf Newest Fall Wool 00 Cardigan Style nt 85-mi- er ' f Mall-novsky- Junketing Lawmakers Laud Army Care of GLs LOVELY DRESSES Allies (Official) Pre By Associated 22 — Twelve LONDON Sept hundred American heavy bombers blasted deep into central Germany Friday from bases in both Britain and Italy hitting the industrial city of Kassel the Munich area and other targets while allied fighters continued their assault along the flaming battle front despite thick cloud conditions The German air force made no challenge to the 630 Fortresses and Liberators which sped from Britain straight across Germany and showered explosives on Kassel but flak over the target was relatively heavy and nine bombers as well as one escorting fighter were missing During the night Italian-base- d Liberators also flew a perilous 1750-mil- e round trip to Warsaw where tons of food medicine and war equipment were parachuted to Polish patriots holding- out in at least the the capital third such mission made by allied heavy bombers in as many weeks Spot Warsaw Fires The glow of fires raging In Warsaw could be seen 60' miles away the pilots said so they had no difficulty in picking out the assigned spots for parachuting supplies Fortresses completed Flying shuttle mistheir fourth three-wa- y sion — to Russia to Italy to England — on their return to British bases Friday night One Fortress and two escorting Mustangs were lost on the mission Taking off Monday the bombers dropped supplies to Polish patriots in Warsaw and then flew to Russian bases They flew to Italy Tuesday attacking railway yards at Szolnok Hungary en route Nine enemy fighters were reported to have been destroyed over Warsaw where U S crewmen said the flak was intense Flying from Britain through a thick cloud which obscured targets 650 Flying Fortresses and Liberators escorted by 300 Mustangs ripped Kassel nearly 150 miles northeast of Aachen with many tons of high explosives and incendiaries Bombing was done by instrument The targets were the Daimler Benz motor factories two plane plants a locomotive works and a large freight yard through which traffic passes to the Ruhr The raid on Kassel was the heaviest daylight blow since April and one of the severest ever dealt Strafe Cologne Targets Accompanying fighters strafed airfields and enemy transport in area between Kassel the and Cologne en route to the major Greef Fall Oayly of Taetsl On WOMEN'S MILLINERY dresses designed for busy e wartime days atyles with slim fitted Jackets and graceful skirts! 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