Show h71141VRZaki - it t I 1 1 INazis Map Push Points Offensive Aerial Allied Fires Ramirez 10A Sunday Morning In Yugoslavia Western of Invasion Europe (Continued from Page Signers from rage as great an effort against the Pope Scans Dublin Haven Of Manifesto chief of the army air(Continued as against Lieutenant Jugoslays forces said tsault may judged by its Clark and General Mark had it Schweinfurt the L very portance that likely Bernard Sir eral bombing Montgomery Irdear Declares London Circles Argentina two nent sponsors also however it knocked out Italy In per cent of i Zbc 5alt gake rrthunt October 17 1943 immilminimEnb 1 --- For a i 4 1 - I 4 - - -- PROGRESSIVE - One) 4 One) im be Catholic Leaders See Increasing Danger to Vatican as War Moves Center on Battle in Rome tl ' I L ' 1 Won't Permit Policy Tampering BUENOS AIRES Oct 16 President Pedro Ramirez Saturday discharged all government employes who signed a manifesto published Friday which called on the government to return to con- stitutional democracy and'to fulfill its international obligations in the hemisphere solidarity program The order which was directed to all government employes wheth- er they occupied salaried or honorary positions followed a statement by Ramirez in which he said the government "won't tolerate any tampering" The president's order discharging the governmental employes said the declarations 471 the manifesto "were incompat- with the honorable discharge' 1 By United Press I I 1 LONDON Oct le—The pope and his Vatican entourage may be invited to Dublin for the duration of the fighting in discussions in Eire Italy according to reports here of week-lon- g t ecclesiastical circles Like other Roman Catholic lead- Press: "The whole Ca&holic church ers who responded to a United of Great Britain deeply deplores Press survey they held grave and regrets the pope's position concern lest neutral Vatican City which is clearly that of a prisonbe overrun by the battling Ger- - er and which gives reason for ' man and allied armies in the the deepest anxiety His holiness forthcoming struggle for Rome Some even for the safety is surrounded on all sides by r of the Holy FIther himself Some German troops who make imCatholic leaders in Latin America possible virtually any outside comhowever expressed belief that munication with the Holy See I the pope was iin Organized prayers for his Irish ecclesiastics reportedly Pess are being said in Catholic toncluded when the Germans churches throughout Britain showed their decision to fight In Madrid the Catholic action for every foot of Italian soil that weekly Ecclesia in an editorial the moment had arrived for them entitled "Respect for the Pope" to urge transfer of at least a urged complete moral and physiskeleton Vatican City administra- cal freedom for his holiness tion to Dublin in the shelter of Can't Curtail Liberty Its unique neutral and Catholic "The church sometimes experistatus ences difficult periods and un Can House' Gusts ' fortunate days" the weekly said Eire sources said that If trans- "nut it is impossible even to portation difficulties could be dream of protecting the church overcome presumably via Lisbon If such protection means any curthere was no question of Dublin's tailment of the pope's liberty or any negation of his authority- -- ability to house the guests Informed Catholics said how- - We do not want protection which ever that the church tradition means Isolation may Almighty binds the pope so strongly to protect him" Vatican City that he might veto Here is a survey of Catholic ' any proposal that he move Hence reaction in two It was deemed likely that Dublin countries: Buenos Aires — Papers comchurch authorities would sound bim out privately and indirectly mented lengthily according to rather than publicly announce their political complexion pro-axtheir desire to be his refuge newspapers insisting that International concern ‘by Catho- - the supposed tension between the ( tics was epitomized by Archbish- - Vatican and Germany was propaep Myers vicar capitulate of West- - ganda intended to alarm the Cathminster who told the United olic world against the nazis -247 1" 14 4 77S ti t 2 I 4 1 1 4 1 r I I 1 1 ' i fe-s- ! 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The answer suggested is that the timing was fixed to provide a maximum contribution to final victory ill the decisive battles of the west The time for invading Europe from England is one of those military secrets which few men know But winter weather expectations now make it obvious that the most favorable circumstances for mass operations across the channel will not occur until early next year man production of ball bearings These are Integral parts of Indus- trial machines as well as of war machines made in Industry! Without them planes cannot fly tanks roll nor guns be manufactured The effect of the reduction in ball bearing supply Arnold said will be felt in some nazi war manufactures in a month and will be generally felt throughout German Industry in two months That will at which be about time the results of Ploesti should also be having an extremely harmful effect on German oil as reserves are used up The final decision for the Ploestl raid was made by the highest military commands in the conviction that despite anticipated high bomber losses the time had come to strike If the Schweinfurt as- - liof 11 Latin-Americ- II— Those Ger- 50 W emiat- - ' ' 14a 000 at s i s is there economy—buy the best r i 1: NkN F $ i 1t t t ) 111 1 tl ' all ' i ARM - - - ' - : |