Show § a Yanks Nazis Battle in Church TFrondi Advisers Open Assembly Of Western Reich Village Copj right by New York Times Salt £akc Tribune ZTIjc Wedresdav Morning Nov £ 1944 8 Air Fleets Head for Reich For 11th Consecutive Blow - Allies (Official) — By United Press LONDON Nov 7 (UP) —Strong allied air fleets roared out toward Germany Tuesday on the 11th consecuthe day of a bombardment of nazi war industry and it was revealed that RAF Lancasters dealt the vital Dortmund-Em- s canal its second crippling blow in less than two months last Saturday night on oil and rail targets in There waj no imrredat indi- assault Vienna area Monday) 'the of Tueda' cation of the !- ‘round-the-cloc- k targeta Djsclcs’rg Saturday's raid on bomber Dortmund-Em- s j the a few farce which attacked canal the ar ministry said the after RAF jpa- -t blasted bombers the inland waamashej Cohi?"S Rb -d c" re-tpir’ied the Ruhr terway in exactly the same place ra’haav f'vsl po "t o' Ge’en-- k as in the Sept 23 attack bombirg in a that section wnere the canal dirchen for the Cav vides mto two branches and is car(A IiO'd"'n b'osdTast quoted ried vaducts over the Glane Pa do Berhn as Mjirg'that Italv-base- d riv er by alled bombr were over j In contrast to the previous raid Austria seer of a heavy bomber when Lancasters breached the ca-rwith six-to- n “earthquake” bombs the attackers used medium-sized explosives Saturday DR DON C JAMES them to smash the embankment The raid followed disAenou"l t' Opning closure by air reconnaissance that if Hi Otx c the Germans had repaired the t break in one branch pumping- water into the canal so that it again 407 JUDGE BUILDING could be used by barges The other SALT LAKE CITY branch stll was empty but the Germans had dammed it so that FC It THE PRACTICE OF th- - water would not escape In the Saturday attack the OPTOMETRY water rushed through one gap Fr Appoiemnt with such force as to carry a barge along with it leaving It Pken stranded well awav from the canal f ghter - escorted heavy o'-I- 170-n:e-lo- y I "'-'- er cn’-nu-i- ra-t a- al : con-ceotrati- "g § Fens’ L&s-- s Spoils SleepTonight Surprisingly fast Vicks few drops up each nostril — works right where trouble is to open up your nose — reLeve stuffy transient corges-tao- n that makes it hard to get to sleep You’ll Lke the way it bnrgs relief (NOTE: is a to grand for rehevmg sruffy sneezy distress of head colds ) Follow dmections m folder Vicks UA-7R0-CI0- IL t i 5 FROLl SALT Yanks Hold Against Fury of German Blows Battle to Bar Road to Cologne In w -a Va-tro-n- ol PARIS Nov 7 — Tha new conWITH U S INFANTRY IN THE HUERTGEN FOREST Nov 7 (UP) — A bloody stream of German tanks 88s and infan- sultative assembly formed of political parties and resistance groups try and American tanks tank destroyers and doughboys boiled to advise the government was through the choked streets and ruined buildings of the little formally opened Tuesday in the German village of Vossenack Tuesday battling for a crossroads senate chamber by a long speech by Sen Paul Cuttoli who was beside the shell of a small church chosen by virtue of his seniority he A terse message from First Lt y 80 and their being years old Lightning approaches Newfoundland B Greene Jack which bombers Monday fighter M Cuttoli said that the advics N J told what that battle was fired several acres of the Huertgen of the assembly would provide ths to the men fighting it to came back forest rain Tuesday “The Germans are holding all Incendiaries upon enemy artillery framework for policies of the government at home and abroad and north of Vossenack houses east of Vossenack’s positions Thunderbolts that Gen Charles De Gaulle who despite heavy “Both Greene said church" of antiaircraft fire sat on the front benches with the Yanks and Germans are inside concentrations smashed German tanks at Ruhr-ber- g and was honored by the church and they are not four miles south southwest government chamber the rising and applaud of Schmidt and Messec speaking getting married” be would the “first servant of mg called the for the air infantry Unimportant Village work “one hell of a swell job ” the French people" Vossenack was an unimportant little village in a clearing and the crossroads merely a cross on most maps until war came to the Huertgen forest and American invaders took Vossenack and the village of Kommerscheidt a mile to the southeast on the road to another village named Schmidt Now the Germans W’ant their crossroads back for if they hold It they virtually cut off from hope of supplies the Americans clinging to Kommerscheidt and can check advance toward from Vossenack Tuesday while in Holland Schmidt any Allies gain in Holland battle for Vossenack which the Germans hold “Whenever you move one yard British captured MIddelburg and Willemstad Arrows indicate main allied drives in Holland and smashed Into outskirts of Moerdijk In farther into Germany Jerry’s right southeast of Aachen and nazi counterattacks back at you defending the sacred south France Yanks storm Vosges passes at Vossenack Bitter fighting was reported soil of the fatherland” said Lt LAKE Col Harry S Messec of Philadelphia Strong Tank Force So the Germans threw a strong force of tanks and Infantry into Five-Da- y tyteyttAUKtC "DeUCy Sendee Vossenack Tuesday and forced the Americans to give some ground ' Hundreds of American big guns Allies (Official) — By Associated Press came into plav pouring their baraway — lasJing" American and German troops were in the LONDON Nov 7 upon the Germans in the To Elko Reno Sacramento San Francisco upper part of the town ana rages were eastern end of Vossenack Schmidt locked Tuesday night in a swaying bitter struggle for the center American fighter-bomber- s 12:45 PM 8:45 PM 2:15 AM targets along the main of the German town of Vossenack in Hurtgen forest with power- - Pinpointing street Special American dynamite ful nazi reinforcements battling fiercely to bar the road to units were being used to blow up enemy pillboxes Cologne and the rich Rhine valley only 30 miles away “In the Schmidt area above To Nephi Cedar City Las Vegas Los Angeles' see-saAfter five days of fightthere are up to 50 German tanks” from the Arnhem sector in Holland said Associated Press Correspond7:00 A M 3:00 P M 2:00 A M irg Lt Gen Courtney Hodges’ knocked Americans back the S White “The ent William enemy First army doughboys Tuesday 7 Nov ROME British A front dispatch Tuesday night is holding on all over this front (UP)— described the fight for Vossenack which covers the approaches to Eighth army troops taking adnight held half of the town and the Germans as “savage as was the struggle Duren and to Cologne itself as he vantage of improved weather have To Twin Falls Boise Pendleton Portland were solidly entrenched in the for Aachen — and one of much has rarely held onto any local advanced as much as 1000 yards on to below Forli the road Bologna other half Shock troops of both greater scope” It said that fight- area in this campaign” 6:30 A M 1:30 P M 11:45 P M it was announced Tuesday sides actually were fighting from ing of "unexcelled bitterness” was Shiver Doughboys Polish of m over the all the of church troops the Eighth opposite wings raging continuously the heart of the town were shivering under army swinging northwest in a Hurtgen forest region The town Doughboys Vossenack 13 miles southeast of Schmidt which the Germans a bitter wind and the rain ap- drive below Forli which is on the To Brigham City Pocatello Idaho Fails Via Emilia 37 miles southeast of of Aachen was captured bv recaptured in a counterattack two peared about to turn to snow two was outset hands of still mountains in eremy To the northwest In Holland Bologna captured days ago Hodges' forces at the 7:00 AM e 12:01PM 3:30 PM 12:01AM char- American and Polish troops of the and two villages against stiff their new offensive Jast Friday Despite the but repeated counterattacks by acter of the fighting inside Vosse- British Second army captured enemy resistance Mount Testa eight miles southAmerican art llery was Willemstadt ferry terminal on the German reserves rusied down nack A Maas river and smashed into the west of Forli was seized along To Denyer Kansas City Chicago New York outskirts of Moerdijk on the same with ths village of San Martino miles to the stream virtually closing out the two and one-ha1:30 P M 8:15 P M 1:30 A M month-lon- g battle to clear the Ger- south The Poles also captured the mans from south of the Maas village of Marsignano and Mount It was authoritatively estimated Maggiore that the losing struggle to hold Headquarters announced that on Your local Greyhound agent can give you much valuable southwestern Holland had cost the the remainder of the front there nazis from 43000 to 46000 troops was patrol activity Heavy enemy help and information on any essential trip short or loag out of an original force of 100000 shelling and mortaring was enHe can tell you the best way to go and also the best time Of these 26000 were taken prison- countered on the Ronco river below to go and he will be glad to help you Your local Greyer since Oct 7 Ravenna on tbe Adriatic side British and Canadian troops Fifth army troops below Bologhound agent is a good person to know using assault boats and amphibi- na carried out aggressive patrols ous vehicles to get at the enemy and a Berlin bulletin said that through flooded streets virtually military activity was on the ' inhad stilled all nazi opposition in crease in that area Saif Lake City Agent: GEORGE A NUTTALL Middelburg on Walcheren island Veere on the northeast side of the Dial Temple Square Hotel Bldg island wTas captured Only on the Moselle River Sim were Walcheren northern fringe of the nazis still making & determined Half Way to Berlin stand SERVING ALL THE WEST WITH DEPENDABLE TRANSPORTATION WITH THE U S SEVENTH Take 2000 Prisoner ARMY France Nov 7 To British troops of the First Cana- the doughboys of the (UP)— Seventh dian army took 2000 prisoners in army the Moselle river is the halfMiddelburg Tuesday including Lt way point in their march on Berlin commandGen Daser from the beachheads of southern er of the German 70th division France Tuesday night the Berlin radio Midstream of the bridge at Epi-nforces and said British Canadian is a double arrowed sign The had landed on Schouwen island legends read: “Berlin 430 miles I north of Walcheren and Beveland St Tropez 430 miles” ' determined in islands their progI coast west ress up the Dutch Schouwen is one of the largest of I the Dutch islands A HELPFUL SUGGESTION TO HOME BUYERS I A field dispatch said MiddeZeeland lburg capital of province I The was in a state of turmoil city was filled with refugees who I fled to its high ground when RAF bombers blasted open the dykes l island protecting Walcheren were “German troops milling 1 around Middelburg In confusion and the streets were jammed with I Germans and civilians Dutch — are sure Guests to greet you snack 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