Show it:listitztautariattrooliftsi440tot uiirailtatelaiattalwt 0 5n1t 1nkt tfribune Allied Raids Monday Morning March Bode End Allied Raiders Dump Tons For Germans Of Bombs on Europe 8 LONDON March (UP)— Experts Discern American and British planes were estimated Sunday to have War Pattern dropped upward of 10000 tons of bombs on axis Europe during Attacks' In Heavy allied air offensive— the mightiest of all time—which y By Glen Perry North American Alliance ended temporarily Saturday night when the R A Ir was grounded probably because of bad weather In the 10 nights which Included the heaviest raid of the war on Berlin a terrific blow against Essen and a 1000-to- n raid on the French submarine base town of St Nazaire the air ministry announced that six attacks were "heavy" Assuming somewhere around 1000 tons of bombs was the average for those six attacks and adding bombs dropped on lighter night raids and during the day by American Flying Fortresses and Liberators and the R A F's light bombers it appeared that at least 10000 Newspaper - March 7—Disfrom Britain telling of patches the nonstop air raiding of Germany and the occupied countries has convinced observers here that a major pattern of attack has been formulated: that the equipment and personnel with which to implement it are available and that it is actually in operation If events leading up to the expulsion of the Africa corps from Libya and the invasion of Algeria and Morocco were as Prime Min-- 1 Jitter Churchill said the end of the beginning the new pattern la definitely the beginning of the end for Germany This is not to say that the end is in sight but only that the steps calculated with relentless mathematical exactitude to produce that result are now in train Four results may be expected k from the type of raiding that has now been under I The crippling of ' the 2 luftwaffe The smashing of German industry and transportation facilities 3 The diminution of production 4 The softening up of Europe for the invitable land invasion Nazis Feel Pressure 'Whether the present raids are the prelude to imminent invasion remains to be seen But there is no question at all that the royal and the American air forces are now' engaged in the ruthless application of pressure to the luftwaffe forcing it to take to the air so that the maximum number of planes and pilots may be destroyed Allied plane production is now so much superior to that of the axis that the united nations can afford to lose even more than the Gerin ans WASHLN-Gro- round-the-cloc- la-a- U-bo- at industry IP r-- - 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' paid out of e savings or current income if possi- : ble i should-b- - ' AP Feature Writer Favorable positions held by allied forces around the world as a new spring approaAes have given rise to much optimistic talk about an early victory at least in area-bombi- 1 - 111111 a -- : By John M Hightower el I - - - for American high-levbombers to work by daylight and British ships to work heavy at night The combination is going to make things exceedingly difficult for the Germans American planes it is probable will strike at objectives late in the afternoon so that their firebombs will start enormous fires that will make it impoasible for the British night bombers to miss their targets The accuracy of the night raiders will in that way be tremendously increased and the weight of bombs they carry Is so enormous that this becomes a very serious matter In this way it is very likely that Germany's great industrial cities will be taken apart one by one And since this is above all else a war of production Germany's ability to fight is bound to be lessened by every raid It is just as much a gain in the net picture of the war for us to cut down German production as it is for us to increase our own Indications are that the fighter strength of the luftwaffe has now been split into at least three parts one in Tunisia one in Russia and one in western Europe This is another way of saying that the initiative has been wrested out of its hands except in strictly- local ventures 'The allied bombing pattern is -- e sassaa it deveolps the pattern calls Az - RWaat9111"1191"1111MICIROPFINPFPFPRIMMIT-17-larrnimiprimmicz---------- umila Remains Dark Spot in War Picture ds-a- Fri- day night after a storm hit the northwest Florida coast and the landing ramp was accidentally lowered the announcement said The men were members of the gar s 10-da- proving' so destructive—and there are plenty of reconnaissance pho- togTaphs to prove this—that the luftwaffe simply cannot stay on the ground when the enemy raiders come over To do so would be to deal a crippling blow at home morale not to mention home war sandbar near Carrabelle Fla Airplane Device Inventor Dies of Camp Gordon Johnston atBlairsville Pa: Technician 5th Carrabelle Grade Ernest Schwerha McKeesFirst Sergeant John E Johnson port Pa: Private ist Class James Kane Pa is known to be dead M Campbell Johnstown Pa: PriThe missing who are "believed vate lit Class Martin B McCorto be drowned" are: Staff Ser- - mick Chicago Ill Private 1st geant Chester S Dornaracki Erie Class Clay Hatch Los Angeles Pa Corporal Joseph Corso Cal Private 1st Class Ralph Risku Deerton Mich Private 1st Class II lio F Soza Pelleson Ariz Credit Huge Arranged Private 1st Class Henry G Prof-f- it PITTSBURGH March 7 CT)— Boone N C Private Harold George H Bucher president of Adamaski Ripon Wis Stephen Westinghouse Electric Manufac- Cheddar Centralia Pa Private turing company announced Sun- Augustin Silvan Del Rio Texas: day his company has arranged for 1Private James P Whitehead a $200000000 credit the largest Campton Ga in its history to finance war proThe next of kin have been notiduction contracts fied ATLANTA March 7 Ull—Four-riso- n soldiers are believed to have drowned in an accident during night maneuvers in the storm-tosse- d Gulf of Mexico off Florida the army's fourth service command announced Sunday Five other persons—two officers and three men—were rescued They were not identified A landing barge with the 19 persons aboard ran aground on a Vienna" The losses represent a very low percentage—far below the 10 per cent it has been estimated a modern air force can '- endure Rome radio meanwhile still talked about the heavy raids on northern Italy which predated y offensive It said the Sunday that in the port of Genoa 6121 homes-5-642 of them in the center of the city— had been destroyed It listed for propaganda value a number of churches schools and hospitals also destroyed including the church where Columbus was baptized tons were dropped In addition to the bombing raids R A F fighters and fight- - 1 - fighter-bomber- IGulf Storm Takes Lives of 14 Soldiers By Associated Press Prince Francis Joseph II 36- year-ol- d ruler of Lichtenstein married Countess Georgian& of Wilezek Sunday in Vaduz the capital of the little principality the D N B news agency announced in a dispatch from Berlin Lichtenstein has been ruled since August 25 1938 by the prince who succeeded his great uncle The bride was described by the Berlin broadcast recorded by the Associated Press as "one of the most popular members of the younger set of the aristocracy of carried out hundreds of sorties through the period shooting up trains boats canal traffic troops and other targets Best estimates were that the allied air forces used in all perhaps 2500 heavy bombers and at least 2000 fighter planes during the offensive Total losses during the period were 75 R A bombers 15 American bombers and nine RAF fighters or 7 10-da- Monarch Weds In Lichtenstein 5 1943 I k7- -'' - -- fwreZzlred) |