Show ' 1 ' Salt Cake ZrititIne Zrbe 2 Wednesday Morning July ' 1943 21 Allies Spear Forward on Sicilian Front NW 959 I - Six Yanks Escape Germans After Capture in Sicily ' ' ' ' awe I Tyrrhenian I A LY Sea 4 : q 9 $4-- ALLIED HEADQUARTERS North 'Africa July 20 (UP)— American airmen wrecked the two big rail yards controlling traffic to north and south Italy blasted two airfields and scored hits on a' steel mill and a chemical plant at a cost of five of the more than 5GO planes participating in Monday's historic raid on Rome it was an- 1 ' -- s zS i4csi'‘ -- 0-- -"-- -- z ---- - i-- :-- -- ' -- 1 -' - -- -- - A -- -- or' - 4— - ikt -- 4 -- f A's -- 44 d - SICILY July 20 crewmen who took part in the bombing of Rome revealed here Tuesday that participants in the historic raid were given the opportunity to back out if they wished to do so for religious or other reasons They said that not a single man accepted Lieutenant John F Keilt of Jersey City N J who is on leave in Cairo with 10 other Liberator crewmen who blasted the Eternal citadel said: "I'm a pretty good Catholic and the chance to see Rome even this way suited me All of the 15 or 20 minutes we were over the target I was hunting around for the Vatican—but missed it That would happen to me" The others included Lieutenant Jack M Ramsey San Diego Cal Sergeant Roy L Wells Spokane Wash and Sergeant J Movellar Los Angeles Cal - We regret 14:e couldn't get more and ur urge Your early selection to avoid disappointment "Famous for Diamonds" (411 ew 4141 4 agsillanon Salt Lake City Ogden 1 P'Syr r al —Associated Press Map and driving toPalermo toward Agrigento ward Enna Canadian troops also are aiming at Enna from a point farther east CAIRO 75 $3 WPM W -- Raiders Refuse Italian Soldiers Mutiny Chance to Quit Nazi Officers (in—Liberator Against in receiving your choice of WNW Arrows indicate 'allied drives along the front (black line) in Sicily Americans are reported pushing westward along the coast beyond CIGARETTE LIGHTERS a shipment of these fine trouble-fre- e good looking cigarette lighters They're small compact W -- Reconnaissance ph to graphs taken an hour after the last bomber had left Rome showed that all the destructive 1°14 of explosives had been planted in the area of the carefully selected vital military targets Yards in Ruins Littorio rail The important yards on the east bank of the Tiber and some five miles northeast of Vatican' City were gutted throughout their vast expanse of two miles in length and 400 yards In width Photographs taken by the Ninth 'United States air force in the middle east showed a mass of twisted rails ruined roundhouses and repair sheds and wrecked rolling stock in the big yards that control the lines to northern Italy The Littorio airfield a civil airport adjacent to the marshaling yards also was hammered An official announcement said the San Lorenzo rail yards in the center of Rome and more than four miles from Vatican City were hit so hard that ati traffic to the south was blocked at least temporarily Severe damage was inflicted on the Tabonelli steel mill and a chemical plant adjacent to the San Lorenzo yards Propagandists Busy (Axis propagandists were capitalizing on reports substantiated by the Vatican radio that the basilica of San Lorenzo Fuori Le Mura near the rail yards was damaged by allied bombs The fourth major target blasted by the American bombers was the Ciampino military airdrome eight miles outside Rome where several hangars were blown to bits or left as burned-ou- t ruins Many aircraft parked on the field were damaged or set afire by fragmentation bombs A Marauder crew reported at least 50 axis planes trapped on the big airdrome and bombs started fast spreading fires and explosions among them WilD-StiaMM- " ' 4 '''' ' 1 7 '4 4 to"- t - ""flili " - - o'"' ' - (4 ' ' "' r''‘''' ' J"--4':-'- ''2' ''' 11 ' Ifeo - t '' t: ' ' - ' '''- - - ' " ' erg5")'1e'' z4 c MT 1 ') 0 - )4''' P-''- ' A - - ''' ' ''''-- n't '4 ) "NA ' for MATRIMONY! 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