Show " 1 i i 5alt 1ik irribunt 7711c Sunday Morning May 9 1943 1 y i i Allies Record New Gains Allied Drive t During Past Seven Days 1 I I I Germany Also Slates New Russ Campaign :s:! ::::i 1 : I ' 1 1 c I 1 1 1 3 I : 4 I : I ! t 4 1 1 : I I I 1 I a s : : 1 I war-wea- i S 1 s 50-mi- lt 1 1 1 : i j 1 A 1 ' ' I I i 1 ! i Mass 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 I ) 1 I ! 1 I I 1 I I I 1 Strategy There have been reports that the Russians would employ delaying actions against the Germans until their own they could coordinate offensive with the western invaThis would force Hitler to sion split his fortes and supplies and move them to two widely separated major fronts over transport lines now being hammered continually from the air after the allies Meanwhile cleaning the axis out of Tunisia may concentrate their Mediterranean forces on Italy in an effort to strike- through Trieste to Aus- tria Simultaneously would come a cleanup of the Mediterranean faster movement area of supplies Australia The Swedes have announced officially they would prohibit any on transport of German troops reSwedish soil if fighting were sumed in Norway To defend that pledge her modernized army of 600000 might be forced to act t t : I ' 41 111:3 es jtja : I I I i " -- NON -- ""s r( 0 -- r-- 1 -- 61 (-- 1 IF d tti r 1 I ' 7— '' cm ed ps 01 !: J- 7! 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'T ' i 1 1 1" ' t war-tim- Russo-Polis- h Seattleto 3 - le overthe-c- I I : ry - ' — 11 - iN EVERY DEPAR Ts It 1ENT 1 ''' war-tim- any Not only did the allies occupy fnajor sault against southern Europe Tunis and Bizerte and pocket a There are another million and al considerable force of Germans at half men available for an assault Tebourba and Djedeida while the in western The garrison ki) remnants of a once considerable in Britain Europe can strike against i army were being chased up the France and the lowlands or peninsula to Cape Bon but the against Norway Attacks may be ii II Russians were in the process of launched against any or all as-ofliquidating the Germans still hold- - these points when the major ing a bridgehead in the Caucasus comes For any extension i: at Novorossisk And the Amer- - sault the scope ofoperations of Gen- ican public learned also that since of eral Eisenhower's or General i 12 American forces had Wilson's men the January Amchitka within 70 occupied of the Mediterranean must miles of the Japanese base at islands be first overpowered I Kiska and half way to Tokyo Hitler was lamenting the I The war in Tunisia is almost lossWhile Viktor Lutze leader of the It'1 over With the capture of Tunis nazi ofbrown shirts the Russians and Bizerte the axis defenses were him additional providing have collapsed The western Caucasus I armies have been broken up The concern in thewhole There the picture has major forces of the enemy are Instead of the Germans fleeing toward Cape Bon the Ital- - changed to Novorossisk and 1 tans surrendering at every oppor- Kugban river the bridgehead for a ' tunity and the Germans still at- - new offensive against oil fields tempting to get away The Ger- of the Caucasus the the reichswehr t mans must have planned for such to be attempting to retain 11 y a for they succeeded in seems a foothold against a Russian inva- - 't1 holding the British out of the on of the Once the Crimea peninsula to keep the pathway nazis lose their bridgehead they 'I clear However British naval forces and allied planes are in face real trouble 1' waiting to cut off any shipping Russ Exhibit Power It! that might attempt to take out lp the weeks few the past During irr Germans and Italians The Ital- new demonstrated Russians have ians will not risk their fleet in any major effort: it will be needed air strength With British and to defend the continent Of those American bombers being flown still left in Tunisia the to Russia in increasing numbers li1 will find it impossible to the red army may be attaining air enemy evacuate any great number of superiority There is still a large let men for there are only a few small part of the red Black sea fleet fa available at Tuapse and Batum It! jetties for embarkation at Cape Once before in early 1942 the s) Bon The allied air force will see Russians regained a foothold in 0 to it they are smashed the Crimea by a landing attack Many Elude Capture They may once more strike at the 't That does not mean that many peninsula and force the Germans i axis troops have not already got- - out of an area whose occupation r ten away Allied reports admit cost them dearly particularly at that they were surprised not to Sevastopol which they occupied S find a large garrison at Bizerte after a long siege Should an al- - ! that the great naval base of north lied offensive develop from the it Africa was given up without a eastern Mediterranean the Rus- - !t serious struggle Several days sians would be in a position to i ago I received confidential Infor- - attack as the right arm of a pin- - i' mation that for 60 to 90 days cers that could ultimately threaten i axis planes had been moving from Rumania and Bulgaria Nowhere 'ti 1000 to 1700 men a night out of in Europe are the Germans weaker i north Africa It would be impos- - than in the Balkans where much t Bible for the united nations to of the sympathy is t y stop such a Of the and where long communications t original 200000 to 250000 men are a constant problem to any the axis had in Tunisia the united German war effort nations up to the beginning of Today the red army in the west- the final drive had killed or cap- - ern Caucasus has driven a wedge tUred some 70000 If the axis between Krymskaya and Novoroshave been able to move 100000 sisk dividing the German forces ! men out by plane there may now whose front is less than 25 miles be 50000 to 70000 men left When wide Once the red army takes the fighting terminates some time Novorossisk the Germans presum- - i in the next ten days we will dis- - ably will have no choice but to at- cover that our forces liquidated tempt a Dunkirk-lik- e evacuation ifi possibly 50000 to 70000 men in to the Crimea iI the final drive For days there has been a re- -' The fall of Tunis and Bizerte port that the Americans were I came six months lacking a day bombing Kiska and Attu from the date of the allied lam:I cret bases in the Aleutians Now it ings in north Africa At no time is known that since January 12 had the north African campaign American troops have occupied I been a pushover until- - the final Amchitka only 70 miles from the i h came The public JaP base at Kiska Within the t now may be thinking in terms of last week German commentators ! the next move—an attack against have been issuing persistent warn- the continent of Europe That will ings that American offensive oper- - t not be an easy task The axis pow- - ations in the Aleutians are immi- ers are being driven into their nent The Germans know whereof 1 Aleufortress by superior numbers de- - they speak The Jap-hel- d termined fighting and good strat- - tian island of Kiska is only 875 ii : egy but they are fighting for miles from the Kurile islands to down lead which foot of Japan Any every ground move to Kiska and from there to Perplexi n g Problem the Kuriles will bring the produc- - I Where the united nations will tive cities of Japan into bombing t strike next is a matter of specu- - range lation it will be revealed when Potential Springboard the attack is launched If the There was a time when Ameri- - A British and Americans attack the can ' military spokesmen scoffed at continent the Rus mans will launch the Jap occupation of the western- -- III an offensive There are a million most Aleutians as of minor im- :I and a half men available in the portance Today they loom as a near east and north Africa for potential for an ult111 springboard an attack from the south either mate assault on Nippon despite Into the Balkans or against Italy the emphasis placed on southwest or France In the one case the Pacific operations and our need Dodecanese and Crete must be to regain Burma They form one occupied first and in the other arm of the great pincers that will II I Sicily Sardinia and Corsica are produce ultimate victory II Italo-Germ- 't ' 11 I Assortments are This great annual event has been carefully planned and precisely timed to make your spring shopping easy and economical e as complete as possible considering Sears lower prices on quality merchandise during the May Economy Festival will ease the e burden on budgets 1 i axis-occupi- 0st )()I)ziir !1 lii - 1"4"111 '''' -- 3 ti "4 A t14 - 1111 - - i I early action indications point to the Most extensive warfare in history in the corning months on the circular front extending from Russia around the north cape shores In Norway through the lowland countries along the French coast to Bayonne on the Bay of Biscay and in the Mediterranean against Italy and the Balkans Inside of Europe Germany is reported preparing for another summer offensive against Russia in spite of the belief that in doing so she would be turning her back on what military observers here expect to be a multipronged allied invasion from the west and south Across the North sea in Britain Island "aircraft carrier" from which allied bombers have been waging "softening up" blows in an aerial offensive the American British Canadian French Polish Norwegian and other united nations soldiers are anxious to start a land offensive on European soil The weather which plays a major part in all military planning upset the Russian winter offensive in the mud of a premature spring but an early summer may speed the east front action and permit the allies an earlier start on the formidable coast defenses in the west Plenty of Rumors Rumors are a dime a dozen in Stockholm where the allies and axis almost rub shoulders but from a mass of speculation propaganda and facts this is how the summer campaign appears to be shaping up: The nazis are ready to try for the third summer to defeat Russia hoping their Atlantic submarine warfare will prevent any allied offensive against large-scal- e the western defenses which the Germans describe as the most formidable of all time While German propaganda peosought to buoy a ple with promises to drive out of Europe what the nazis described as the "bolshevist menace" and handcuff the allies by torpedoing shipping every effort has been made to bolster European defenses The decision to make Dutch soldiers in Holland prisoners of war again is one of many evidences of the fear that the allies might have concentrated enough power and supplies in Great Britain to make an invasion Civilians also were forced to evacuate a the strip along the coast to give defenders free opportunity to maneuver- and to prevent aid for allied landings Elimination of German bases in northern Norway would permit the British to shift more of their fleet to the Atlantic antisubmarine fight and would drive out the remnants of the German navy which base In Norway's southern fjords Norway is not considered a possible base for invasion of Europe Despite the submarines supstream from plies continue to of America's arsenal democracy to Britain the point which o- s ervers here view as the jumping- off place for the main attack on British air bases could Europe ideal fighter cover for mulprovide tiengined allied bombers which would provide the artillery barrage An over the bridgeheads hannel thrust also would per mitstastee transportation of troops and supplies I -- r g'11 ut t 'e I 1 with continued bickerings I followed a return of disagreements by offennations start of a four-wa- y to miners work coal in American pits and a promise I sive to crack the walls of "For- striking tress Europe" while Germany en- from Japanese Tojo on the anniversary of the fall of Corregidor that there would be a new Nipponese offensive terminated in deavors to smash Russia With ideal weather presaging great united nations' victories obstacles to direct as- - 1 1 111 4'41 -- Triumph in Tunisia Sets Stage for All-OInvasion of Axis Holdings on Continent U S Makes Advances in Aleutian Isle Fight STOCKHOLM May 8 (P)— By Arthur Gaeth ' A week which began From all sides come signs that see summer the united may early with Giraud-D- e Gaulle 1 'i ) 4'"‘ Four-Wa- y 1 :: I8A EuropeVialts 1 ch BasernOSI i t l 11 1 - m m 7 - - ' " - ' - - - ' - - t 1 : i - t op 044 fl - - SoIrmam 04'S - ' - I I r - r171mr777: 7 - I ' '' ' ' ' |