Show IT ' O iW is Salt Cake ffrihmtC IDlC nurwlay Morning liirfruvjii'snrruiiiiy--riv- November 9 1944 1 )lass Artillery Barrage Opens Yank Drive Currliaa Gone jr ‘i York Timf Corroepondent WITH THE THIRD UNITED TATES ARMY Nov 7 (Delayed) In a move deagned to straighten y sector i line in the f this front Maj Gen Manton Eddy’s 12th corps launched an ttack early Tuesday morning- in ne wake of one of the severest rtHlery barrages of the war were made ail along the ae despite stiff resistance and nee-demud Another harassing element was wollen rivers which overflowed ner banks to such an extent that was difficult to determine their rsgmal lines Engineer battalions cases under fire were re-- i i most bridges building roads that acing ad been washed out and erecting 'kes At several points bridges p pea red as though by magic The ngmeers krew exactly what tjpe nd sine bndge was required and irrved on the scene with prefab-'-cate- d spans Within a short time -- Metx-Nanc- Ad-enc- es ep i sections were lastened together and troops were moving ov'er Whether the Germans were caught napping or whether they juat have not enough heavy guns and ammunition is difficult to determine at this stage but the fact remains there was little return fire when American artillery opened up Tuesday morning This whole 12th corps front was pocked with the thud of big guns at 5 o'clock and there was hardly any respite for an hour after which the actual attack started At an artillery “nerve center” where the firing orders were initiated the battle sheet looked like a timetable Every battery had a certain prearranged objective and d every round was fired on timing along the entire line The attack was made on a front Penetrations were made as deep as three miles in some places and as shallow as of a mile in others Twelve towns and two heavily wooded areas fell before the advancing troops They were Moncourt Bexange le Pesplit-secon- 27-mi- -- r'Sfr rtv artillery was relatively slight there was considerable infantry In town after town opposition street fighting was the order of the day The Germans holed up in cellars and fought from house to house with the same do or die that was evident In Chartres spint and Le Mans but many of those who were fortunate enough to become prisoners indicated strongly that they were glad to be captives Many of them spoke with horror of the artillery barrage "which had done much to break what spirit remained in them This battle was fought in mud that has no equal anywhere It is the thick wet adhesive type that I j UJi ilD£CDXt7 I - r AT ' ' - - f Mailly-sur-SeU- l - ‘V H Down --rfv Vw- - y6ea8B88 Of O Gin I B FQU DONALD Little Girl's Orttm I Answer to HiRt'S MISS VkH 8 P M Monday withdraw The purpose underlying this systematic barbarity is clear enough Eden aaid “It is to bring to a standstill the whole life of a SKATERS rrr:i0PEN Aiies 32 to 40 Button and AHpover GJ She they left” The tragic position facing Greece today is this the foreign minister the BOlX i1 nd bonnet Inch Pntty n t PASTIIY SET r0 Dl SI oN£ JUMBO tho ECEPnAIVT ' I HU t and Wool Men’s Wear thhrt’s "r csunf th© I Kj fc: A Fun For $795 tt !jr&i :assfyV 4 F‘ JF s 1 v All the family can enjoy this thrilling game Every player his own quarterback! 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