Show t'bt Salt akt Trribunt LIEGE) Sunday Morning 6A January 14 1945 's pen 111 Monschau Nlesif' VerVietS )gree Allied Pincers Nur Closing In BELGIUM On Germany Extent 06 Eu U Huy Ambteve - NOO A Maimed Emis r0 ( In Paris Trial ROME Jan 13 CD—American Fifth army combat patrols jabbing PARIS Jan 13 Lin—Pvt Level deep into the enemy's lines at the center of the Italian front have Eaiy was sentenced to life Im- - Fifth army's right flank a German force at Lacasetta laid down a heavy fire on our patrols nearThe Florenceing the village Imola highway town of Fontanelice also was shelled by the Germans and enemy mortar fire was increased in the area of near-b- y Monte Grande Flurry of Fire At the eastern extremity of the Italian front Eightn army fcrces after several days of relative inactivity clashed with the Germans in a fierce engagement on the spit of land separating the Comacchio lagoon from the Adriatic sea The allies captured 40 prisoners and counted 20 German dead Field Marshal Albert Hesselring continued tO slip aggressive patrols across the Sento river north of Faenza on the Eighth army sector and one S S raiding party in compiny strength made a crossing near Fusignano Three groups crossed and after the first two were turned back the third blew up a number of houses before being driven off South of Cotignola a town seven miles north of Faenza where an Eighth army patrol unsuccessfully attempted a crossing to capture a bridge the day before British patrols discovered no sign of the erny east of the Senio South of highway 9 however a full company of Germans made a raid across the stream supported by artillery but were repulsed after British forces laid two In London Ask Free Press LONDON Jan 13 (2P) — Three members of a committee of the struck less than nine miles from American Society of Newspaper prisonment Saturday by a court- - Bologna industrial metropolis and x Editors which hopes to prevent of Oise the at vAir 47 martial headquarters gateway to the central Po valley In barriers the future exchange of vicious encountered resistance and 20 !Stavelot sale of section for the Illegal command the allied announced of world news United States arrived in London Satgasarmy R gallons Ourthe t( I lo ARMY I By Dwight Pitkin oline to the French black market Saturday On the first leg of a jourDrive 1 Nazi urday LONDON Jan 13 UP—Russia This penetration at Canovetta vASolm Two military policemen and a ney which will take them around and the western allies have begun convicted French black market op- just west of the main Florence-Bologn- a Dinant VITH kSalmchateauP the world closing a gigantic nutcracker on erator testified against Ea ly highway and another by om N Com widely-spreaarmies German the They arranged Saturday night Two other enlisted men were a patrol which attacked San Anto seek the aid of British ed:tors in what appears to be the longCanosano a of mile southwest to 7 25 labor at hard sentenced 7: years Prum and government leaders in a camxpected fruition of allied grand Marc e in a trial held here for their part vetta both ran into blazing GerCelles to incorporate the principles paign strategy man mortar and rifle fire g grenade -- in black market deals a free of press in the forthcomBy German acknowledgement TiMon tI eB a n by members of a United States Forced to Flee A the Russian drive on the eastern ing peace treaties ' battalion NI) army railway front is the greatest power-puncWilbur Forrest first vice presiThe company assaulting CanojW4lori I of any of the soviet winter ofdent of the ASNE and chairman They were found guilty in a gen- vetta withdrew under cover of alAR al I 41 412 oE UFFALIZE enlivsession eral fensives with 2500000 troops of the committee said that the 64 lied after an exchange of airreAllat the heart of the reich ened by the protest of one defend- fire artillery EeAw (ling atgroup probably woUld remain in The San ii(1 Ansano p group 4Recogne On the west Gen Eisenhower's into ant that he was z London 10 days for talks before Lavacherie cross to Savena the river tempted k a signed confession arrnies thrown off balance by the making proceeding on a similar undertak- a stream which runs northward St Germans' December counterofC almost into the 'GERMANY defendant Frank ing in liberated and neutral counThis Sgt limits Bologna fensive appeared to have regained tries of Europe and the middle Pozzi Of Chicago testified that before curving eastwardcitybut as full control and at least should be east wardin me "threatened army investigators reached the shore the doughIt able to hold firm the western jaw he decided to they until 7BASTOGNE with Othef members of the commit morperjury" a were boys greeted by strong of the nutcracker as 'Stalin's Lesse Ror tee arriving here were: Carl W sign the confession of theft of tar barrage and were forced to rearmies close in on the other side Ackerman dean of the Columbia government property turn to their own lines Western front reports said the school of journalism and Ralph on of the Southeast Bologna )itanden rnauled Germans were fleeing eastCharges Duress McGill chairman of t h e Press Libramont: ward from the Ardennes sector to Freedom committee of the ASNE second defendant Sgt WalThe 01164 JAADiekirch defenses fixed of their the shelter editor of the Atlanta Constiand G rhorsell of Portland Ore ter -alsill indications were that the p tution roF-aForrest is assistant editor an ARMY testified that Ord investigator lies were ready to resume the of the New York Herald Tribune me verbally with a 'threatened 400111 initiative 10 "We represent the Society of rubber hose" but he corroborated Echtern)5 1Newspaper Editors on a mission Berlin Betrays Alarm his of the essential signed points STATUTE MILES to ascertain t h e possibility of confession L Berlin broadcasters betrayed greater freedom for exchange of The life sentence for selling gasalarm over the quickly changing Arrows indicate areas where allied armies were to St Vith the British from the west moved oline news between all countries in the view the the grim emphasized military picture in S off U cut the Third in to forward the and drive postwar world" said Forrest "We troops diverarmy advancing Saturday army is taking of criminal One commentator declared "it invite the cooperation of editors in the in reich flank Germans south the the from of fuel black sion Germans the the market into squeezed or Belgian bulge to make statements is d:fficult By Helen Camp throughout the world in furthering becases The battalion salient southwest of Bastogne Broken line railway The U S First army drove down from the 111'1—An predictions yet One thing is cer13 a freer postwar flow of news" Jan YortK NEW not yet ing tried in Paris have tain however that the German Is current front shaded area retaken McGill said the committee hepes toward itoultall7e and the escape road and then a glass of porth American of Involved diversion girl to army any both battle is Poler prepared to visit not only the liberated areas milk! west and in the 'east and in the gasoline of Europe but also the war zones Hence the heaviest sentence so behind him stands an utterly dewhat 1368 veterans home That's The group desires to visit Rusof been in the series far trials has termined German people" ela to acquaint editors and the battle from the European today 50 years but this is drastic t h e Luxembourg Meanwhile government with the aims of the to underline the army's de- front looked for first as they radio reported that-- decision had enough American-sponsore- d movement for from One) rage the (Continued off gangplank teen reached at Hitler's headquartermination to crush racketeering stepped free news exchange Dean Ackeron supply lines to the front ters to transfer German troops corner on Wearing anywhere from one to ironed out a three-mil- e said that thus far there had LONDON Jan 13 (131—The At- man 12 decorations each after six from northern Italy where they no indication of soviet views been salient of the Enumerated Thefts southwest the Ilave been bitterly resisting the months to three years overseas titude of the Yugoslav govern- hut that the committee hoped for the with blows ment Peter's' These toward coupled young King Pozzi and Thorsell were accused they crowded the decks of their allied armies coming up from the official approval to proceed to the menace in thefts of post troop transport in a raw water- defiant opposition to the regency Moscow First south The Luxembourg broadcast of army by posed participating 14 LONDON Sunday Jan SUPREME HEADQUARTERS (UP) ouoted the Swiss paper Basler by Premier Ivan Subasic indicated The world tour will include later exchange supplies from trains and front wind They waved captured sought —More than 3000 American war- far to the northeast Marshal Tito will be made talks l&achrichten and EXPEDITIONARY ALLIED and other the swastika at whistled in India China Australia cigarets selling flags They be forced Germans the that might Max Krull a commentator for planes paced by 900 heavy bombThe pretty girls plain girls just girls know m to Prime Minister Church- and New Zealand the Union of 13 UP)—The items to the black market Jan FORCE Paris all the way to the ill the German D N B agency said the ers broke a two-da- y Secy Anthony Africa and in South d lull in the to fall back red army' s winter of- testimonyan of undercover agents They yelled at the band for jive EdenandoverForeign line inside Germany the week end a high ISouth Russian plan appeared designed to Siegfried music Central America before corruppictured atmosphereof to war blast air enemy fensive Moscow announced which Saturday The Germans were squeezed Yugoslav official said Saturday tion along the railway line from "bring down the whole front with returns to New York America of the But hit miracle are Saturday night with a thunderous Dreux to Paris The seals of a one blow" He asserted however traffic retreating from the Ar- back to a scant three-mil- e The diploTelegraph's Daily Red Cross gray when the that the German command was dennes bulge and seven rail bridges west of the Ourthe river before artillery salute has lifted from majority of the boxcars were home correspondent said It Wa3 ladies handed them their first matic was and the tiouffalize understood ln some quarters that pressure cases whole prepared and that "conditions for along an broken said and stretch of the they milk of bottle western the front the II deepening of cigarets and chocolates were Ills greatest winter battle of the Rbine Subasic might devise some formounting on that strategic town war are set" was disclosed that the U S shadow of possible stalemate that found It in the quarters of enlisted me"God I can't believe it Pinch mula to satisfy the young monPlease pinch me" iClearing weather for the first Ninth army had taken over alarch's request for constitutional might have gone well Into the men working on the trains? "UnNazi Position Black Swore guarantees of any regency coun"I time in 10 days sent nearly 900 most all the Roer river front cirmy sums of believable kept promise even money" and might perhaps Germany's strategic position ap- tactical bombers and fighters of to the north and in an attack in spring thing I'd drink when I hit cil and full parliamentary conhave final victory be- culated in poker games among the first Thar Is a fIn posItIon awalIng S A would be milks First trol over legthla tion by Tito's naU the peared to be the blackest since the United States Ninth air force the Monschau area southeast of yond postponed men added these 1945 they 191S despite recent successes on in two years" liberation committee out knocked tional had Aachen four Pozzi Good hours good wag evidence you against Principal e continent-widto consmash freight In this vast the western front where Field into the air "I sneaked up on a cow in NorAn enemy counand Thorsen however was The Daily Herald's diplomatic and a pralanont posifon ob141arshal von Rundstedt is conduct- yards road junctions and bridges German pillboxes on flict either front pressure in their signed statements mandvonce But this is American correspondent said that if Peter tecblow in strength viously is a factor of realistic coning an admittedly skillful 'with- in and behind the bulge sector off in was this warded and Thorsell's that he dismissed Subasic and appointed drawal after the failure of his bid II:t Rail Yards sideration in shaping up the cam- sold 11 cartons testimony The men were from a cabinet of "the king 's friends" of cigarets to win a decision or a stalemate on Germans Stalled miland allied the other paign Pozzi taking the stand to re- the First Third and Ninth armies the new government would havc The American heavy bombers When the Germans yielded in have been watch2 to itary higher-up- s merit furloughs Chosen no authority except that-o- f a king Apply Personnel Alsaon pm his confession said he was for Rhine the the 1500 Along pudiate blasted escorted November 191S they were fightfighters by eastern front this for of for service ing and number anxiously length almost Germans tian the behaved has "who interrogated appeared action over continuously plain A pplieents must UPEZ war after having rail yards at Bischolsheim and have Roterral irtg a past weeks for several days after his arrest by of decorations evacuations and tionally" knocked nut the Russian czarist Kaiserslautern in addition to the stalled both north and south of For the time when that offensive a team of 30 investigators He wounds they were the largest loose armies Today the soviet armies Rhine' bridges while the R A F Strasbourg hesitant to cut IL could be undertaken feasibly was said one told him "he wished he group on yet to beS a the with with out big rounded the destruction punch force day's yet organized mightiestland science The bad could shoot me" and another sent back from combat is pounding beleaguered Germany with a daylight Lancaster attack Seventh and French First armies slowly running short New From York harbor to of weather him late threatened all of they hit reserves still holding back strong February ort rail facilities at Saarbrucken from the east goo' were taken to Camp Shanks N Y make the face vio Marshal Ivan S Konev's famous 'Saturday night the German ra(German broadcasts made no March and early April would have Some are for slated a made processing offensive major First Ukraine army was smashing dio reported other fleets of allied claims of gains but asserted that virtually for dependency or medical dison the broad plains of through the German defenses of bombers over the Baltic sea ap- the French had lost 8000 troops impossible Others will be shipped charges the eastern central front the if south Poland belying reports that proaching of in the south bitter fighting Pomerania in northeast mato back The combat duty blow had been delayed until then the red army was pulling its Germany and front reports from Strasbourg) Do ypu know that now through ENDOCREME jority will be assigned tk tem41M Lt Gen Courtney H Hodges' Delay Difficulties Seen punches while the western allies1 the bulge said American Black science is above the within the answering question for thousands United porary duty were finding the going lifficult Widow night fighters were at- general attack struck the Ger047 States and thousands of women with an emphatic "yes"? If the Russians had not struck before dawn Rosa Strike Heavy Blow tacking German transport in clear mans a How does to feel be soldier is this a 13 to it BerLONDON Jan GP)—The Moreover doing degree hitherto thought The 30th infantry division within the next week or two it from the wars? The Russians struck in the Pol- - starlight impossible This is because ENDOCREME helps improve' out from positions be- would have ben doubtful in the lin radio returned to evasive lan- back charged is He is deliriHe the hit mad by heavyweights tween Stave lot and 1st' sector after a Bridges happy lull the skin itself not merely its superficial appearance OW Malmedy 10 view of unofficial observers here guage Saturday night as German ous hysterical with happiness but Moscow remained silent on included two at Mainz and others miles northwest of St whether could have mounted Vith and How? Well only ENDOCREME contains ACTIVOLs they fell Germerback in too armies if Rudesheim still is Worms And he farther at is bitter there two other soviet offensives which 400 south nearly a mile with- an attack of sufficient menace to theft This ACTIVOL" iS the laboratory counterpart of a natural the Germans reported were in sheim Mannheim and Karlsruhe swung Belgian salient always a pal to clap him on the out encountering resistance a the Germans to keep tied up in the substance that tends to decrease with age East Prussia and in Mast A'ehlelea progress---iThe German Transocean agency hack and say: "Forget it you're east the German strength which front dispatch reported home now" Slovakia hi ENDOCREME absorbed beneath the The Acrivot" now on is brand-nesaid German troops "foiled aflied that front This was a drive Fliers of the Ninth air force If the German reports are true They brought back their souveskin's surface to rebuild cells and tissues acts to a This is such what Geraimed easternmost at the to dethe delay German might pierce nirs—everything from a German that the Russians are attacking claimed 159 motor vehicles have meant to the western front attempts compensate for thAs natural deficiency helping the skin of colonel's sword to a highlx persalient and encircle German with 250 divisions then the at- stroyed and 17 damaged seven man positions inside Belgium where the face Germans' and throat to become firm fresh "alive" vibrantly December damand fumed handkerlavender eight chiffon Substantial Gains forces" adding "our elastic disentacking force on the eastern front tanks destroyed h already had jolted a nude woman chief with and again How better can you invest your cosmetic youthful is almost equal to total estimated aged 169 railroad cars destroyed Gains along the front were sub- the western allies' offensive to a gaging movements resulted in the "Souvenir de Paris" stamped in dollars? Try ENDOCREME Many report distinct German strength on all fronts as and six damaged rail lines cut in evacuation of Laroche and Hives One corner of Dec 1 before the Germans' 41 places and highways in six as stantial by first accounts al- sudden stop: improvement in only 30 days The Germans might have felt during the last 24 hours" And they brought a series of well as destruction of seven gun though the Germans fought back Belgian counteroffensive began sufficiently secure behind their savagely to save the Latest allied estimates put the positions and 30 buildings Capt Ludwig Sertorius military gags: German strength on the eastern "He's nervous with the service The German luftwaffe did not highway leading from Houffalize weather barricade in the east to commentator observed: R 18 anmiles shift reserves westward for northeast to St Vith front at 130 to 140 divisions appear but five fighter bombers "The situation in the eastern He's fed up with the setup" This and on more even other stab faA at and the other estineck of oitill to was the Is powfronts other fire Jerries rdennes fluid "The Were lost the for the and perhaps Strength fight ground salient by the Third armored and erful offensive effort against the battle of movement still is going therland and the I h only mated as follows: West about 70 causes ftiehrer The taaatm corn 83rd infantry divisions drove the American and British lines divisions Italy about 20 divisions on Tommies fight for t h e United ini ACTIVOL" Lalkans Scandinavia and inside Germans from Langlir woods after The pressure continues to be Kingdom The Yanks fight f o r Certainly they would have been 20 a or about eaeh total to able at disenan and least certain German divert westward strong 1000 souvenirs and the hell of it Yeh Germany struggle and the of firi Americans fought into the north- virtually their whole military pro- gaging movements are being car- we got souvenirs We also got the 30 dove Itr--ti n The German command is reportstoPoblY ern edgo of four rhict ion and troop replacement ried out slowly fi nd over small hell of it" Oil 1 to find a half miles northeast of build-u3310 best ate : Shanks' haveattempted to withdraw ramp territory" They cmEa rflIPi rE00rt 1741 spme divsions from Norway piar teal llouffalize and a mile from the steaks: They phoned their It already is obvious what a no The German coniniunique made irs I a The Russians launched their 'Copyright by New York Times tredstra nc I 1044 borstorics to reference the oil sweetwithdrawal road wives and and mothers to blow done has the single major LONDON Jan 13—To meet "As a result of our counter- hearts They argued bitterly about To the east the doughboys were western offensive that was handipowerful drive despite extended Y 1 y tiORAt communications lines 1000 miles the needs of allied forces Brit-lai- n striking south of Salmchateau blows" It said "the strength of the respective 69 Ot °644 of Parisian merits A on winter taf 66N4 and the weather 0 by capped cona western The 1941 allies built have in since the attacks Ardennes has enemy long women and the American left flank of these defensive forces system enemy's overcome the troblem of even necting 'pipe line system 1000 IRhas slackened Northeast of the pressure on the Reduce Western Front rocht our troops partly in night more extended lines reaching miles long together with scores heightening Germans of foot fighting every ' across the Atlantic from the of secret underground storage the repulsed the enemy who seems equally obvious that a fighting way to defend the lifeline It had local made areas American arsenal of advances In tanks capable holding large Less than seven miles due north succession of such attacks—if the The Germans' main strategic adsoutheast of the Amer- reserve stocks of oil of Houffalize Second armored Germans could have gathered from icans were Bastogneback vantage lay in their interior comAbout 2400000000 gallons of division teamedthewith by our pushed infantry and the east the strength to make them munications lines making possible oll including hundreds of counterattacks and a gap made the alcaptured the village of Petites- —might have kept the western eilick movement of divisions to of gallons of aviation fuel day vvas closed" tallies in flanking sweep around lies off balance for the next several previous of Sertorium said the U S Third threatened sectors Or have been carried to the princithe difficult marshes which had months fens:yes such as Von Rundstedt's pal centers of consumption esarmy attacking from the south held up the eastward push on The longer Gen Eisenhower had "with concentrated be to averforces at BasThe airfields proved daily pecially that communications center to deal with dangerously strong togne and south of Wiltz age quantity of fuel pumpedTothe southwest doughboy and German offensives the longer it some breaches suffering gained Allies Bornh Mandalay through this network is 5000were teamed and occupy- would have taken him to be able losses some of which clearedheavy 1000 tommy and gallons LONDON 11 the last of the 100 square IC) mount anew his own offensive others sealed off in bitter fight- Sunday Jan ing The pipe line cost about 7000RP)—The Exchange Telegraph 1000 pounds- About 80000 tons miles in the western Ardennes drive for the next phase which is Mg" agency reported in a Bengal dissalient which the Germans quit the battle of the Rhine—itself a of steel went into its "In Alsace" he continued "alpatch Sunday that both British lied counterpressure visibly Inabruptly to escane encirclement tremendous undertaking and American planes joined Sat4'' creased but did not suffice to re- 'N urday in a blasting of A:47 German atgain the initiative 4 4t f lk' U-Boa:Mandalay that was described as 444 ts tacks are making slow but steady k 050'! 'il4J'SN 4A probably the biggest assault by '16''''''''s:':-'"'"''::''progress south of Bitche north! '' eastern air command on any 444' ': (41'b' of the forest and in the ' ' 1 ''01 1 objective in Burma servers pointed out such a bomb- a total force of approximately Rhine liaguenau 13y Richard V Roberts 4 plain south of Strasbourg" would be necesI I h I II United Press Staff Correspondent ing remains within the easy range 1000 submarines 1114-k' of one and as of there inasmuch said i sary Misery spokesman i possibility ' t i t 71 ' 7' LONDON Jan 13 i no added technical barriers i are serious submarine that ''-Germany's : i punishing allied blows the The same might hold true for long strength at its peak was 1500 Pershing Kin Receives va't nazis still are able to operate as range rockets even which al-Storage Albums kThe spokesman said that require - -- in the Medal for Heroism 11 many as 100 less equipment for launching Hold 12 Records or allies have the though captured a continued constituting There also Is a general tendency bottled up all of Germanys Bay WITH THE U S 7TH ARMY ''' Serious menace to allied sea supply ‘ Regular 125 'row 90 to doubt the statement at- of Biscay submarine bases she Jan 13 (UP)--Phere William B said circles naval British lines now 35 Reigusr 50 Wthin a few minutes of the very first tributed to Ingram that the nazis still has more and better bases Pershing Los Angeles a third night pplcation the doctors prescription Saturday 50 hold starts fighting the agony of However insofar as is generally have 300 submarines in the At- than during World War I when cousin of Gen John J Pershing '''''''''''''''' sniles records Pces in 3 ways: L'Hoothes and eases pain she launched a highly successful was awarded the soldier's medal ' and Itching 2 Helps shrink sore swollen Unown here there is no evidence lantic British naval spokesmen I' ulrg317 1:00 inand commentators are more tsauet 3 Promotes healing by nervousness easing irri- that the Germans ever have atfor heroism near La campaign Reg Saturday tated membranes and alleviates The speech of First Sea Lord Banca Italy last June due to Piles Has helped thousands while tempted to launch flying bombs clined to believe that Germany's 300 Adm over-al- l is submarine they worked and enjoyed life in greater from Vice strength Sir Andrew submarines Pershing swam through rough despite r: Record Racks from your druggist comfort Get would per- Friday night who saidCunningham seas and a dangerous undertow to that today under positive guarantee of complete Adm Jonas H Ingram's warning —force that probably hardly Hold 50 single isaisfaetion or money back Don't wait right that it was "possible and probable" mit from 50 to 100 underseas a month goes by without the derescue an British soldier exhausted today visor POo misery with Ytor thy out' take it to your drugqixt En the U S Atlantic coast would be craft to be actually operative at velopment of some new "devilish records: caught by the undertow while one time 11efr pet yeruine device" by the Germans was felt swimming In the Mediterranean launched from now 180 by Reiuleir 250 w GRAMOPHONE SHOP rigor Compass Quality Product It told Ihit ts to reflect a prime factor to be Pershing is nu engineering clerk i To keep a force of :100 now 75 I00 alt Silt Aims to order it or you Outs 7St Poquiar I zone a in ob same unit Atlantic reckoned within the time naval with At the 4 A dvernsetnimt night fighter plane operating HaMOit 1 Otot ARMY I- Je71 d - h Mkskt 74 v train-lootin- 11 Al::4116 le ° Ki ---- c ' i R U S Newsmen Convicted Yank Yank Patrols Hit Wall of Fire From Nazi Lines in Italy Draws Life HuberfftV to" 41ichamps court-marti- al -- brow-beate- n °I-Donc- ) rir40iviltz7 -'0- d Dreams of U S Come True For 1368 Vets 7t4 07 y40-C- :: I 'Yank Bombers West Front Blast Traffic leeing Bulge I British Await Yugo Repo Ft ilitE17 Sees West Relief In Russ Attack long-awaite- Veterans War Stenographers Order fillers 80-mi- le con-tam- ed two-compa- hand-picke- 30-da- ZCMI d y 10-1- 4 one-fro- Can es Berlin Evasive On Setback actually more youthful? :1 ' 111— C six-mon- th hard-presse- d skin-vitalizi- CJJ w break-throug- g all-weat- Britain Lays all-nig- ht Lines Miles of ZCMI Mont-Le-Ila- p i se4 A "p CLEARANCE ON mil-(lio- ns ccessories That iProtect Your Precious hit-ski- p I - I in Atlantic Experts Estimate 100 Nazi L'-!- t'4 ' ' Piles Ou gut : s ': t é 1 ? - 1 ts At-ant- 77----- ic In Few M intileS Chino-usuall- - - I (UP)--Despit- e I c' -z - vt y ' ---- at Chino-Rei- d -- Ciono-Roi- d 2ZC11H - aunt-1110r- Chino-Roi- d ' I I |