Show - Zatt ake Zeibunt I Tueaday Morning 7 July 20 1943 Rome Attack Described By Witness - - : ' - roe ' iT wi-42r7- ' ' $ - ctv' t-:--- 46 '''': :44He 1 trf-T- e ''''''''''"M''' 4' '''' WtiC :101:iielkia" 3 '' '': - - '''1 :4-- : le: 41:31 it v : At '7'':'-ii- $ 44411 ""e !'5 :4 : i'''"''1'" t4:r4tH-:-i'"ti'' 7T7 ' -- wis " ::4-' '' ::': 7 ‘::'-'---'''Z '': 4 --- - 3t ' 4- - '44 6 0 I: 13 r10-- -- b7777::r s ''' ':''':::- ' r7-:- : T''''41'''01'':::-:::- ' : - - - i 9 Ao VI-1-'-)ii?-5r-i-1' " "::' ' i: :I :3-- ilr -- ' r w :''''$AP-1-:'4e 41 -I d9111At -t ' 7-'''Ø: :' -- --- I" f r 0-z----- : e --- 7 AF-:- - '4 ' ' 44 4 ' '''''4 French-America- 4 1 -- -1 : : M : 1-- Ps ::-- - - 4 4'yoAR "4 k 1 - 0 : tys--- 4 - - folk4 d French-America- they U S Bomb Raid Wrecks Military Bases at Rome the city Mussolini ignored the warning I and we taught him a lesson as the relays of bombers pounded military objectives for 214 hours The targets were picked to make certain that no religious or cultural monuments in Vatican City or Ilorne itself should be touched and -bombs hit I that - (- sun-sparkl- blarket of brown smoke slowly air rnushroom!ng in the still hot The antiaircraft guns- - started firing as soon as we crossed the coast We could hear the bursting shells over the city but we passed through safe with the black puffs blossoming all around us Then I' heard the bombardier order: 'llowb bays open!" We were over Rome It was 11:30 a in Two minutes later came the cry ever t he interplane phones:: "Dombs gone!" 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1 - ro ( Our mortgage loans are available over periods of 5 to 25 years Convenient terms and rates on our own attractive plans or - $ - 713-'T- A:ti'It nt Sound maangement of any property includes a wise financing program low-co- a - On Homes or Business Buildings - i - ' m MORTGAGE LOANS - r" Mar t 47 :‘ - L10)Ilf'- - Howdy Neighbor 'round the world Have a It-- j ' s -- -- - - 1 i ' 111 li - - 19--Th- e :s WIVES 'till1PP( of a regularly hard Only the 41 4 - ll trans-shipme- d We had dropped bombs Ahead beneath and behind us ether bombers swayed and danced I saw their bombs dropping into the maelstrom below WI We could see Rome clearly with the Tiber a- blossom of silver and the villas shimmering in the white Cm Here and there we glimpsed redrtaelfed houses but what almost hypnotized us all was the great smoke pall over the freight yards None of the planes I saw approached the Vatican and I believe that all in the great raid stayed 41 ilf4 -' —-- - I suarn ' Service Men Hike Bible Requests n - 25 minutes over Italian soil I saw the capital shakn to its ancient foundations belching smoke and flame as if a tremendous dynamite charge had expoded in the bowels of the earth Wave upon wave of our bombers crisscrossed the area As we left the target I could see our planes all up and down the coast some leaving some still flying in We approached the coast opposite the Tiber river and flew over sea until we the blue were opposite Lake Bracciani where the giant British overseas airways passenger planes used to al:ght We turned to make the bombing run over Rome which we had spotted far out at sea covered by a ' ' - targets ity For nearly - '' ' 11 i r- tN 4 1 14 : V firgers of fire billowing like mushooms over the freight yards Mussolini hRd been warned that If he continued to let German military equipment flow through Rome the allies would be forced to bomb 4or 0 Lit i- i- - el e- ie--''- -- -1- AL-14-- an s 7 - pcf Anglo-Americ- 41-50 --: t 41r - 11 (Continued from rage One) raid launched against even than the recent heavier Its!y raid on Naples In the brilliant munshine as the antiaircraft shells burst over the city I watched the target areas flaming from a distance of 30 miles as we roared in behind the first waves of planes Then as our wave dropped its bombs I saw fresh volcanoes A:d mustard-coloresmoke and red ) 't ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN NORTH AFRICA July 19 (W) — The raid on Rome was planned by Air Chief Marshal Tedder commander in chief of the allied air forces in the Mediterranean and he lvisited personally most of the squadrons before they took off it was disclosed Monday night American bombers were selected for the raid chiefly because of their special qualificatiops for that type of daylight raid Rad it been done under different conditions the R A F would have carried it out Fighter opposition over Rome was nonexistent The American airmen agreed that they saw a few axis interceptors but the enemy planes did not intercept anything Flak was medium to heavy in spots and not accurate they 74 '::y:t''::: :'::' ' 4'1'"- ut d ' As Allies Press Drive )1 Ill-o- Planes Smear Target - ' Hand Picked - 0 ON --- 1By Kirke L Simpson AP Special Writer '''''' '' ''ke"I411 x ' ' ': "'4 itiit: ::444:1' A'Pi between the devil of Ilitlerism and the deep sea of ''4414 :tP':'' 1 Caught -er-: 4- : e -At attack the Italian segment of the ill- Ilea 'fate! 4 etir 4 pce ' 1 1 4b Xb' r 4 ' c'''''' Ntr'' f starred axis is creaking with portents of utter collapse — - 4 :240'1'4i iZ'':I:t- t- 1 r0 trn r 4A Ut te!''' '''lle TN '40vot v- :SURMA The American aerial attack on' re SOUND FOR -- 44: e reii4"-British veterans have set ery's an of invasion :) are allied - !:" titC1t-04'4t?'''Rome :?:z Blades 441) capped 141 4 "-)r Because Marlinarmed forces lc 3 '' 0's 44::f--4 foot on the Catania plain az well 'So 4 A :::t an like is that the 4 ' —§40 in Sicily sweeping Z sr: :4t !: ea NASrvv ' $ kil popular flood over the big is- - They are reported closing in westi6 t'34': we ask rou to make yourslost 1 irresistablo 04 4A ots Shave 'Marlin — 0 A" ! longert land Its fate is sealed and ward on the Gerbini air base and Kt for your I 1 : 'A ! 4' CreamMore shae i with outpost of all :tis ' t: in of northward outskirts the brushless 'k40 the of or '7' tte7"4 it that Sicily—and ii: 0'4c 1: money Lather 4 efltV40'-- ' v Once 41:r'9 ' of ) Catania FIRZARMS CO ri '''N' itself that y t i port port near-b"boot" the Italian MARLIN eC-- sae''''''':: AT4t i'TM17:---' 71t$" rt northcan British falls the 4:A:::::5: sweep to :'"4' toe heel from e::::::4'r !r4:i 00:00000000000000e4° f'refT f ' v Shb VillITTiJir-321tzwr '''' "t 1 4has been patent for days in west around the inshore base of It "'''iltlie'4'411 io':-r ::7:x:::-:::'"1 A to widen swath Mount the Etna and Rome broadcasts Italian said press 7te 'Al ' '1'4 4"J1 "'" comment that only fear of the nazi which allied forces on the left and 47!: zt- eI: itl cd i :A19 11 0 4 '404 center are the toward cutting ‘e--0- ' overlords is holding revolt in Italy : 0 t 4) : in check Italian north coast p:e--::--'' 4!'5': ': 22 ''-propagandists 2 ' ?VTAtefg4e e7kkii:'r:2:-i:':::::::'2":' Western Sicily the certain adX "4 e le: c0"7 er:':'?:'''' e' tii':':'?::::: 'V''' preaching continued resistance vance ":'2s4 n base for hold out that there is‘no escape Sardinia advance Corsica upon Gereven war surrender from by :09' ks0 man masters would still make and continental France itself : ripening to fall into allied :ei Italy a battle ground they assert seems hands almost without opposition 00be cannot moment 44 the far But -1 once the allies complete their drive 144t '4'' terrific '""""ee dread the of when distant 01): ::: '''t r4411 across the center of the island rolling air barrage of the allies will r t -will expedite the hour when That re4 iggtee02 4-t-i: even Isof fear nazi e loot outweigh 1 : ' rotwomogoag-e944F- e'"'" 1 French troops from Afriwar a Fighting e'"'01"'''' ally Zi e prisals upon weakening 09 -- : ' was the psychology of the ca join in the assault in more than That WIATP110170 11142' That is likely to be "They also serve who only stand and wolf" JotIn carefully planned and executed token strength n affair View of the new railway station in the Italian 350 tons of explosives were dropped on the bombing attack on Rome strictly a tviilton gave us this point of view conIts significance lies in the hint it as far as ground forces are eastCare marshaling yard ond other objectives capital part of the communications attacked cerned in the British leaving gives that Washington and London We can't all serve our country today on the battle was taken to hit only military objectives Approximately by allied bombers Monday see a prospect of early Italian col- ern Sicily to spearhead the attack on Italian the mainland itself if to for the drives fronts With those of us who wait at home res way pave lapse from the Sicilian advance base that proves necessary The duty of carrying on by maintaining the highest against the continent itself not at some remote time but soon With ' ' possible standards of service Sicily swept clear of the foe the allied road northwestward to the i This we are striving to do ' ' ' ' coast of France would begin to vts311 Chicago Tribune Wire To the northeast from foott l demand open CHICAGO July holds on the Italian mainland boot i in the the allies could launch a drive at Bibles Testaments and for 71arloot7 (Continued from rage One) i army and navy and in the occupled the Greek peninsula and the Sal- The Liberators alonewhich are being used for the sole countries of Europe and Asia has kans Yards-AID ttr0 te e 5 The message made it clear that to order 1800000 additional copies Caltanissetta geographical hub of These shattering blows occurred Ate $6matal3 TNeL YN 4 ' EL Payment only a few hours after fascist it was not always possible to for distribution thig year accord- Sicily and vital road and rail corn- Easy ti:''l 3 tone Otarion's size COMPARE :r party secretary Carlo Scorza had avoid some destruction of civilian ing to Dr Rome A Betts general m unicat I o n center in the Catania ''''' perand ' sAll' i price have not botnriayl debouched into '' economy appearance appealed to the nation to "Resist buildings but "it is our intention secretary plain other or all 44 with lilk fOrtniknee any' is e Plans for raising $696000 in ex- that rolling resist resist!" His answer to the to reduce this destruction to a valley but are hearing aids -Roosevelt-Churchicess of the society's regular budget half way across central Sicily from message to minimum" Send or Call for Information "Since our attack will be in day- were discussed at a meeting of the their southern bridgeheads They Italians to overthrow Premier Donald G Lyman Co Mussolini's fascist regime or "suf- light you will be able to see for board of managers of the Chicago are in a position to widen and I Lake tSw 141) CD CI c) IA of SaltBLDG fer the consequences" was couched yourselves that these statements Bible society Sunday at which Dr deepen their penetration to the Otarion 0 McINTYRE 69 5114114 of Betts said that civilian reading In such phrases as to approximate are true" north coast of the island swiftly SALT LAKE CITY LILLIE 0 (' I qt '2 The allies took "unusual risks" the Bible also has reached a new splitting it in half a half apology for Italy's original PHONE General llontgom- Eastward entry into the war three rears ago in tipping the Italians in advance peak be would raided The Liberator pilots said they that the capital had no trouble in finding their by daylight But this precaution elaborate instructions targets after the long hop across and the the Mediterranean The morning given the airmen were in line with I I sunshine and many landmarks aid- a communication which President ed these men who had been Roosevelt sent to Pope Pius XII coached intensively also by officers recently assuring him that the Coca-Col- a familiar with the city and its mili- allies would do all in their power to avoid damage to the Vatican tary installations ) While the heavy bombers were and Roman Catholic church prop: se in Italy ' tearing up the rail yards to create erty ' Allied officials disclosed that a bottleneck in axis troop comio ' munications hundreds of Mitchells fascist authorities had built a il ' ta generatf and Marauders escorted by Light- number of I I ll so to close 14 ing plants religious struck the Ciampino ning fighters can be shrines vibrations that their airdrome nine miles from the felt within the holy precincts center of Rome 11 Forty-fiv- e minutes later a sec- These are considered legitimate - 1:1' (0 ii ' ond wave of Flying Fortresses as- military targets ItiherlY i saulted the rail yards so vital to No Longer Safe '''' stal : 2 the Italian war effort — t!4 'r1 Gone are the now when II days I One electric and one steam train r vatimi ' ' Zal'"11a -fconsidered their capital PN ' ' t service enter Rome from the north fascist '1st' ' f 7 i war home to safe The is AtiP-011 coming two- lines enter from the northjii) '4---‘ s4--j 117-17millions ' of as r s Italians the allies de (?0ke east one from the south and two I pm 1i 1 wo Vii(1I IV- f nit A deeper into Sicily and conse- 40411""skfrom the southeast making Rome dig tt!' i i i‘t I° i As el even ( struct airfields : closer to itf4 and Rome the hub for 1 '6 lk than the African mainland 'I 7 I 4 '''' t ' throughout t17f:e:rrek4 VI Aix The Liberator airmen said they 44 1: 0 ' oo 41 Vifk-u-11771- ' Italy t 0"4 7 v alsaw evidence t V6 I the that Italians 1 e : 4 l : A MD- Jo! :- ' 15:Italian The principal center : iy A y ' ' to had taken 4to 1c-(4fr :': steps ready ' protect 74' N flitli 1 ' ' f i tI LOD aircraft construction add repair some of Rome's historic monu' t 4 10 voi--I 41 it ' '—'--s ''''s:A it – also is located in Rome whose ments The ‘t 111104'' I Traof columns the I ) i i 1 7 (1 normal population of about 1000- - Jan arch of Titus and the beautiNt 71'' 4 11(kP L4 ))I 000 persons now may be twice that ful cascades 7A176 0 ' 7' 1 r-decorated by the vf iff'1t 4' 4)00F ' 011c 1)1 le i figure enof c Bernini been had ( : sculptures y t ''' ' f ' ' 4''44Cii'' cased in thick concrete they re0:' Timing Vxplained their return 'i v i : 1 The leaflets dropped by Ameri- ported upon 4417''' I' '! 443-1e:'4(It-r can airmen bluntly told Rome's ' 1"1 ( II): — 1 citizens that their city was being 1:111 I A ritiiii:':ti' 171ik'11" ( g attacked in daylight so that they t iiiii 14 could see for themselves that mili11 exir tary targets were the sole objec571:21 fi l'hi : 14 tives rvf ' 1::N 'N' 00" r A P 4t Ij- 1 I' i Lieutenant Duane T Hansen of "The fascist government who o j AI ' IN1 ' '71 i ' p ies ' '' concealed from has consistently It-' Salt Lake City was the bombardier ' Oti I Ai ie 11(4 JO 4 4you the facts about the war" said aboard one of the kik - r: Tr e44 'Ill took that d planes 9--the message ''will pretend that foie 410 itIFie" i 'f MF part Monday in the bombing of we are trying to destroy those cul- Rome A -7 the from air attack first are the which monuments tural 4 on the Eternal city according to f-Rome but the of not 4 ilkft only ti' if glory a New York Times dispatch N'lawi11 1 '‘N ' t '17'""'7' d world '''' 'N l'' r' ' k ti ci"It is possible moreover In lieutenant Hansen is a 8011 of ' le ' 4 N sit away IN 'It ''fIt i lit ai 11 Mr and Mrs A E Hansen of 148 to to their lend plausibility order West Sixth South street 0asom !lying' statements the fascist gov- 47 : He was born in Salt Lake City - ernment or their German assosic 9 1917 eleattended January ' dates will themselves arrange that mentary schools here and gradi -- bombs will be dropped on the cen- uated from South s o high school f s ter of Rome or even on Vatican ii 'Eta Va ' While a junior at University of li ti City tAr 4051 ‘ 0 to Utah I he left the i college join N'' "We leave it to your intelligence s "S 1942 6 air lilt 1 (I corps January iti $:‘ se to decide whether it is likely that army 15 1942 On was he ( August i ' we should waste our efforts on commissioned lbw rli l'i i 1 a a second I S a targets whose destruction is use- and on February 3 1943lieutenant vtl er :' 'I1 left for II t less for our purpose - -' Al) -' 7 - ' overseas action '' - -" '' 13 l Ili a I I -- "We have declared and we 3 1 - ' His he said flown mother has 0 i N t that we shall —be aiming at over Sicily Naples and Sardinia 1 11 1 ' i e j -communicaP military objectives i t"'41 disclosed i few of has but details the ' - 1 ' i tions war industries military in- raids in which he has I IIP"!ft0'1 t i participated -'1 001'-stallations and airports all of Pi sor V:I:f:te''::o: t1 ill : t II He won his silver lieutenant bars it ! ' —HI itil y in North Africa r! i 4 CC)131 11H The Salt Lake flier has five sisZitibre ters all living in thiecity besides II i I 1 1 It's natural for popular names to 11 4 his parents They are: Mrs Beverly Mayne Lois Marianne Phylacquire friendly abbreviations That's lis and Karen Hansen why you hear CocaCola called "Coke" ' Us S - -t 1 tTz71ere444444147s044emeeicer:eemerre--- 7- 94 Reporter Sees t4-ges- - Rome Raiders 'Italian Collapse Seen Bombers Attack Gateway to Rome Trbe ' : |