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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-06-08
Bayeux Falls To Allies;
Highway To Caen Slashed;
Heavy Fighting Reported
|NAZIS REFUSED
ON WIDE FRONT
Landing Beaches Cleared
As Troops Head Inland
In Steady Streams

SUPREME HEADQUAR-
TIERS ALLIED EXPEDI-
TIONARY FORCE, Thurs
day, June 8.-(P)-The Allies
announced today capture Of
their first French city, the
|Nazi-fortified town of Bay
eux, five miles inshore in the
center of the Normandy inva-
sion coast, and said they also
had cut the highway from
Bayeux to Caen as they NOV.
ed inland in generally heavy
fighting against counter at,
lacking German reserves.
(The' Cherbourg- Caen-Pazis rail
way and a main highway -ua
through Bayeux, SO that capture.
of the town cuts both, contributing
to isolation of the Cherbourg penin-
sula.)
Caen, ID miles southeast of Bay.
'eux and nine miles from the sea,
was the scene of a German ar
lmored counterattack which has
been hurled back, headquarters dis
closed, and the Allied forces were
said to be doing generally 'better
than expected"
Aside from these two towns, SUI
preme headquarters gave no place.
names, ignoring a continuing
stream of German broadcasts
which reported new Allied attacks
all the way from the Pas de Calais
area on Dover strait to Nantes at
the base of the big Brittany PENN
sula jutting out into the Atlantic.
A headquarters conmunique
said the Allied landing beaches had
been cleared of the enemy and had
been linked up by fl2yk extensions,
in some cases during the second
day of the invasion while steady
reinforcements poured in by sea
and air. a..
Eisenhower Goes to Sea
The supreme commander, Gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower, toured the
beach areas in British vessel for
four and one-haf hours Wednes-
day; comforting with Gen. Sir Ber-
nard L. Montgomery and other OPP
irrational chieftains lese than five
miles from German-held territory.
The German accounts, many ap.
parently designed purely to- pro-
woke replies, claimed the British
Sixth parachute division had been
'annihilated;" that beachhead on
the right bank of the Or.1e river
had been wiped out; that a new
amphibious attack had been made
on the Calais area nearest Britain
and heaviest bombed spot prior to
the Invasion: that new Allied ai-.
borne operations were directed
against Lorient, Nantes and St.
Brieuc-all on the Brittany penin-
sula, and on Falaise and Argentan.
81 miles south of Caea and 40
miles inland.
The Germans spoke at length Of
tne surprising" strength of air.
borne operations, and Allied head
quarters confirmed that these were
continued Wednesday on large
scale, without mentioning localities
The Germans said Caen was
aHame, and Allied accounts infer.
entlally confirmed this by deecrib-
ing heavy air attacks in that area
and Smelling of it by the 1e-inch
(Continued on Page Seven: Col. 2l
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IN france.
South of Caen $50 to 500 Flying
Fortresses and Liberators heavily
attacked road junctions to block
off German reinforcements. In this
unusual front-line use of heavy
bombers, neither anti-aircraft fire
nor German fighter opposition was
encountered.
Allied fighters blasted 81 Ger
man planes from the sky in wide
spread close supporting sweeps,
bringing the two-day, bag to 104.
The Eighth Air Force got q, the
Ninth one and the Raj Second
Tactical Air Force %. Fighter pill
OTIS of the Eighth also destroyed at
least 20 planes on the ground.
U. S. government monitors
heard a German radio broadcast
that Allied nuisance raiders"
were approaching southwest Ger
many, possibly presaging a return
of Raj night attacks on the Reich
which has been spared recently
while 'bombers concentrated on
tactical targets
Allied fighter planes were hold
ing an aerial Gordon around the
beachheads that spelled virtual
death warrant for enemy aircraft
trying to attack, while swarms of
other; planes Of nearly every sort
scourged the German reinforce
n1ent routes. j"
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japanese Forces
Nearing Changsha

cHUNGKlNG, June 7.-lP-,A
japanese force moving from the
north on Changsha has advanced
70 a point within nine and a nan
miles of the cit, the Chinese hign
command announced tonight. An
o1her enemy force was 70 miles
east Of the city, a communlque
said,
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POPE GREETs, NEWsMEN

ROME, June 7-lREPope Plus
XII urged correspondents today
to write of a peace that can meet
the approval of all well-meaaing
peoples in his fist press. con-
ference since becoming pope,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-06-08
HALIFAX MADE EARL

LONDON, Thursday, June 8-R
Halifax was created az
earl today for his services as
british ambassador to Washington
in the kings birthday honors lis
covering men and women of the
sciences, arts, and military sew
ices in all branches of the EN-
reire -f
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Allied Warplanes
Fly $1,000 Sorties

SUPREME HEADQUARTERS ALLIED EXPEDI-
TTONARY FORCE June 7-QP)-Allied warplanes, which
have flown total of 1000 sores against Europe since
June today threw down blazing curtains of bombs and
bullets intended to cut off both help and escape for Ger
troops the permeters of the expanding beachheads
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Fifth Arr1yHurls
NQzis Backwards

ROME, June 7.-(P)-The Fifth army smashed ahead
north and Rome toward Lake Bracshano and the
key Tyrrhenan port of Civtavecca tonight in drive so
rapid and powerful that the Germans themselves described
it officially as a "naior break" through their lines.
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FORECAST

WILMINGTON AND vIcINIrY-Part,v
cloudy and moderately warm today.
Temperatures yesterday:
High: GLOW: 10. =
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-04-13
Rummage Sale Is
Planned by Guild

At last nights meeting of st.
Margaret's Guild of Trinity Cathe-
dral, plans were made for a rum
mage sale next month, with Mrs.
Elya Rice in charge. The sale will
be given jointly by st. Margaret's
and Trinity Guild.
The meeting last evening was at
the Sixth Street home of Mrs. Alma
Sully.
The next gathering of the group,
which will also be the final meeting
until next fall, is scheduled for May
10 at the home of Mrs. J. c. Ryan.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-04-13
MAH0NEY, THOMPSON
ENR0UTE TO INTERIOR

U. S. Marshal William Mahoney
and Deputy Marshal Sid Thompson,
left yesterday for Fairbanks to take
charge of Ernest c. Sanders, charg-
ed with first degree murder.
Sanders is alleged to have killed
AL Johns. captain of CAA vessel,
last month at Haines.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-04-13

Fraser Morrison is registered from
Anacortes, Washington, and is at
the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-04-13
MRS. sCHOONOvER HERE

Registered from Hoonah, Mrs.
Hilda Schoonover is a guest at the
Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-04-13

At the Gastineau Hotel, Mrs. Hell
IN Booker is here from Anchorage,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-04-13

sit on Bond for the proper length of time. 10
years, to be exact
You can get your money before that any time
after so days. But you won't get the full benefit
You lose the interest You take your money out of
the fight. You kill off savings that might be bless
ing in days when money doesn't flow as freely as it
does today
Buy more War Bonds. Sit on them.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-02

trn v oceh, Oh poletni vrocini je
izdihavalo mocyirje suhe sopare,
XII 50 v njih yisei cell oblaki ko-
marjev. Govedo in konji, XII so
se slucajno preriii skozi ograjo
s travnika inzzasli proti pasni-
kom. SO izginili pod sluzasto moe
yirnato povrsino. JUNO cd barja
je lezalo lanis6e. najdragocenejsi
del vsega njegoyega zemljisca.
Iznebiti Sc jalove zemlje in kupi-
ii namesto te pas lesa, XII je bill
lastnina Fusija Aronsona, to je
biia Kalebu najiskrenejsa zelja,
XII jo je moral uresniciti. Da bi
81 Rusi Aronson dial rajsi odse-
kati desnico nego prodati bodisi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-02
LII

Dalee zunaj v preriji je nina
la tik mad zemljo svetilka in Sc
je nejasno razlocevala cokata,
upognjena moska postava. Bill je
Kaleb Care. Stopal je kakor clo-
vek, XII Sc bori z mocnim vetrom.
Cesto je prehodil sam S svetilko
to pot; nihce nj vedel, ne kod je
hodil, ne cemu; nihce nj vprasal
po tenn. Judita je nekoc porog-
1.-Two omenila Amaliji, da della to
zato, da bi Sc preprical, &c mu
zemljisee Sc lei tamkaj -.
Kaleb Sc je majal skozi pol
umrak in Sc sklanjal, kakor da
bi prodiral proti nevidni oviri.
Nenadoma je dospel do slemena,
odkoder je mogel pregledati
who'd in zapad, sever in jug, vso
svojo zemljo; diva domaca trav-
nika, locena po pasu lesa, XII je
bill last Russia Aronsona. (Dobro
bi bilo prilastiti 81 ia les, kajti
bill je krasen koscek zemlje).
Crne, pravkar razorane brazde,
kjer sc bo cez pet mesecev zibal
owes kakor rumeno morje pod
zarkim solncem; orale njiv, kjer
bosta kmalu vsejana jecmen in
RI "a zivinsko krmo, gubece Sc
v sinji noci proti jugu; nato ozki
pravokotnik psenice, XII ga je
obdelaval "a prehrano perutni-
ne, nekaj oralov nesirokega goz-
da, XII Sc je raztezal proti seve-
ru kakor crna griva zemlj !;
plodne ravne pasnike dvema
grickoma, XII bi Sc mogli rate
zati Sc dalje proti zapadu, &c ne
bi mejili ma posestvo tistega sko-
puha Thorvalda Thorvaldsona
ma zadnje pa onstran barja in il.
-susenega jezerisca svoje dragc
lanisce.
Ma jugovzhodni strani pod sle'
menom je lezalo brezdanje, una
zano mocvirje, XII je bilo Kalebr
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-02

le ped syoje zemlje, je Kaieb prav
dcbro vedel. Toda Be boljsi ljudje
bi si bill he cd srca radi dali v
tezki okoliscini odsekati desnice.
Ma casti Bjorna Aronsona je tt
cal majhen madez, XII javnosti nj
bill znan, in to nesoglasje v Bjor-
flovem moralnem ravnovesju je
bolelo Rusija bolj cd vsega dru-
Igega ma svetu. Koliksna uteha je
bila sedaj "a Russia, da mu je
postal brat Bjorn zaupnik cerk-
venega zaklada v Yellow Postu,
kajti ia okoliscina bo nedvomno
pojeklenilas bratu mozatost in
mu preeistila znacai. Kaleb Sc je
smehljal, ko Sc je spomnil lahko-
vernega Russia. Sal Sc DO gotovo
nekaj pripetilo, kar mu bo v We
lik prid, nekaj takega, da be
lahko izigraval brata proti bratu
:. :. sicer pa lahko caka.
(NadaljeVanje) .,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-02
Maria osaenso
(NGdolievamie)

"Da, Bjarnasson lima najbolj-,
Be lovisce rib, 0 tenn nj dvoma'
- nj dvoma,' je izjavil Kaleb
glasno, ko je Ella igrala sVodi
mas, dobrotna Luc.' "Toda nikar
maj ne misli, da bo polovil cello
jezero. Ne, tako mi solnca =
ne tako mi solnca. TIE dni pos
ljem tjakaj Martina z novimi
rlrezami - predalec je, da bi
mogel v casu zmrzali kaj opra-
viii. Kaj menis, Erikson? Ali ka-
ze. pesti tudi tebi?"
"Na-a-a,' je zamrmral Skull.
"Da mi vse, kar mi gre, urnazani
hudic. Vzamem 81 sam"
Mozakarja sta sc zakrohotala
oh tel Sail. Eli je zastala roka
mad tipkani. Kaleb jo je ostro
pogledal, nakar je rocno nadalje-
vala zaceto pesem. Judita je pri-
sla IL kuhinje in sedla ma kozu-
hovino ma tleh. Ia MO je prisel
pes in il polozil glayo v naroeje.
Deklica je vzdihnila in Sc naslo-
nila trudno ma steno. Linda je
opazila, kako je izredno lepa. BIZ
la je podobna zivali v pravljici
-morda kentavrinji. H.
Kaleb Sc je zapredel v razgo-
vor ozamotani lesni kupciji in je
kdaj pa kdaj malone zakrical
Skuliju ma uho, da bi mu po-
jasnil podrobnosti. Melodija je
otozno izzvenela. Ella Sc je ma
glo lotila' domoljubne koracnice
in tolkla presekano po tipkah.
Nato je presla ma uspavanko in
naposled zaigrala valcek. Rdeee
pege SO Sc il prikazale ma licih.
Usta so j bila cvrsto stisnjena
brada gladka in podolgovrata,
tako, da ,je bila profilu podob-
ma utrujeni stranki.
V.hiso ;je stopila Amalija in
obstala pri mizi. Narahlo je pri-
villa stenj svetilke. Pri tenn j j
luc obsvetila sence pod oemi, to.
pc poteze ust in pescenoblede, ma
sencih osivele lase. Amaliji je bi.
10 petdeset let in Sc je prieela
rediti, toda vedla Sc je dostojnc
vzdrzljivo, tako Sc je ia lastnost
zdela kakor del njene nature ir
je njeno telo ohranilo nekake
prejsnjos mladostno drazest. Pr
vsem videzu je bila preko mere
neskladna svojim okoljem. Ke
jo je Linda gledala, kako Sc pre-.
mika po hisi, jo je prevzelo so
cutie. zena je pobrala ma tleh
koscek papirja, zravnala prtic ir
razgrnila il navade, XII 81 jo j
morala usvojiti, kakor je sprevi
della Linda, nekdaj v prejsnjil
letih, zastore pri oknih. zensks
je bila nedvomno vredna boljse
usode.
"Zdaj sem Sc domislil," je pri
eel Kaleh iznova. "Kako sc tt j
obneslo tisto krzno, XII 81 ga po
slal tedaj ma postajo? Ali ga j
Grini ,kupil?' ~..-
"Da-a. Lepe denarce," je cd
vrnil Skull in potegnil zadovolj
no iz.vivcka. "Krzno-zdaj We
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-02
Maria osienso
STRASTNI BEG
a. Grini je res prismoda. Hi

hi!
ali sem ii ze pokazal volcjo
kozo, XII jo je prinesel Martin
cd vzhoda Bila je velika zveri-
ma, eh, Martin? Kje je volcina?
Martin, poisci kozo. Preprogo
sem dal napraviti il ME, Skull.
Tudi ii bi moral napraviti to
ali ono kaj takega. Hej, Judita-
pokazi Skuliju prostirac!!"
Martin je skocil, da hi vzel
preprogo judith il rok. Dekle je
pocasi vstala. Nejevolja Sc j je
razlila v temnih valovih preko
lica.
"Skuli jo je ze trikrat videl,'
je' zagodrnjala, ko je dvignila
preprogo. Martin jo il je wei il
rok z izrazom nejevolje ma obra-
zu, ko je opazil memo jezo. Mar
tin je ze zdavnaj sprevidel, da
je vsaka ogorcenost brezplodna.
Incl je ze dvajset let.
Kaleb Sc je sladko nasmehljal.
"Skuli vselej sproti pozabi,
kaksna je preproga. Hi, hi!"
Smeh nu je zvenel preserno.
Islandec je ponovno ogledoval
prostirac, da bi ustregel gostite-
lju. Pohvalno Sc je izrazil 0 ME-
govi kakovosti in ga izrocil nazaj
Kalebu. Ia ga je sede drzal v
roki in je nadaljeval svoj govor.
Judita je poklicala psa Petra
in odhitela iz sobe.
Amalija je vzdihnila in sedla
ma stol S polnim narocjem obrab-
ljenih nogavic in gobo brez
drzala, XII jih je ma njej poprav-
ljala.
Nenadoma Sc je Judita vrnils
brez psa in je sedla poleg Linde
Kaleb je slej ko pref drzal pro-
stirac.
Karli Sc je igral sam pri mizi
''Na, Karli," mu je dejal Ka.
leb. "Danes sem wanna kupil no.
We igralne karte, "a dekleti sc
nisem mogel mic domisliti, kc
sem kupoval-saj imata vsega
dovolj."
Judita je pomolila cevlje pred
Sc. Eden cd njih je bill brez ka
pice. Amalija Sc je urno ozrla ir
il Kalebu "a hrbtom svarece od
kimala.
Eli je zazehala "a materint
roko.
"Potolazi sc, draga Elica, kma
lu pojdemo spat," je dejal Ka
leb. rs Skulijem sva re trudna
Trd dan sva imela, kaj, Skull ?"
Judita je poskocila.
, "Jaz pojdem spat, pa konet
besedi" je vzkliknila.
Kaleb je memo pogledal ANAL
jo in pokazal S pipo proti judith
"Mimica, Judita bi sc moral;
lepse vesti, kaj?" je vprasal, kal
; najnezneje je mogel.
Amalija je osinila ocmi Ju
ditto.
"Judita-pomisli-"
Deklica Sc je malonarnt
usedla nazaj k Lindi, XII je opa
zila, da hcerka stiska pesti. TIE
daj je uciteljica obcutila, da DO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-02
drugimi druzinskimi udi vred
Kaleba Cara sovrazila in sc ga

drugini druzinskimi udi vred
Kaleba Cara sovrazila in Sc ga
bala.
Sklenili so, da DO tisto noe spa
la Judita z Lindo v isti sobi.
Amalija je prosila uciteljico, maj
il oprosti to izjemo: kajti Island
ca so morali vzeti pod streho.
Veliko podstresje je bilo z "a
vesami predeljeno tri prostore:
spalnice "a otroke in tiste redke
goste, XII so slucajno prisli v hi
SO. Spodaj-v hisi sta spala Ka-
leb in Amalija; 'cez dan je bila
njuna postelja zlozena kot mia
Oh stem.
Tia podstresja so bila zbita IL
belih gladkih smrekovih desek.
Skozi luknjo cd gree je mogel
clovek gledati podse v hiso, kjer
je " temi rdece zarela pee. Mad
glavo mu je slonelo odkrizje liz
zaganic in v viharnih noceh mu
je bozal lice razposajen veter,
&c je lezal obrnjen obrazom
proti stem. Cello drobne snezin'
ke je lahko nasel v zimskih ju.
trih v gubah blaine.
Judita sc je slacila. Ko je bila
v sami spodnji obleki je oblekls
nocni plasc, a pustila roke pro.
ste pod MIN, tako da sc je mogla
popolnoma sleci.
Opazovala je Lindo, XII je vr.
gla s sebe licno vrhnje oblacilo
Ko je videla, da ina ma sebi kra.
sno svileno perilo, Sc je bolj skri'
voma ozrla nanjo, ne da bi bils
kaj izpregovorila.
Ko sta Sc slekli, je vzela Judi
ia v roke Lindino vratno veri
zico liz jantarjevih jagod, XII jc
je bila polozila Linda ma nocnt
omarico poleg postelje. Tam j
lezalo tudi par uhanov il site
prozorne snovi.
'Divji med! Kapljice divjeg
medu" je glasno zamrmrala Ju
dita. "Prav take barve je kakol
| VII"
Linda jo je radovedno pogle
dala. "Lahko obdrzis verizico
Judita," je dejala po notranjen
nagonu.
Judita Sc je zasmejala, Bill j
bogat, il globine mladih pljuc liz
virajoc smeh. 20, ne bi Sc hotel;
osmesiti to ogrlico ma sebi
Zlasti tedaj ne, kadar bi cistil;
hleve. Ne, hvala lepa. Dragulj
so narejeni "a vas, gospodicn
4 Archer"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-03
War Chest Row
Shuts Frue|1auf
Nelson
Returning
To China

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2 GINS,
The White House announced to-
day that President Roosevelt had
requested Donald M. Nelson 20
return to China at the earliest
possible date" to resume his work
with Generalissimo Chang Kai-
shek on Strengthening the Chinese
war effort.
The White House indicated that
Nelson would attempt to organize
production board to increase the
output of China's war industries.
The announcement also said
that Nelson's early return had
been urged" by the generalissimo.
Nelson will take with him to
Chungking as his deputy Howard
Coonley, WPB executive and
chairman of the Walworth Co.,
valve manufacturers.
Nelson will also take with him
to China Eugene M. Stallings,
American technical expert in alco-
hol production. and a mission of
five steel experts headed by
Herbert w. Graham, chief metal
lurgist of Jones & Laughlin
Steel Corp.
Nelson conferred with President
Roosevelt today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-03
Wakefield
Induction
Postponed

Induction Of Dick Wakefield
Tigers outfeld star, into the
armed forces has been postponed
two weeks 10 Nov. Is. his Chicago
draft board revealed today.
Wakefield was scheduled to take
his pre-induction physical examin-
alton this morning al the Detroit
induction station. but did not APP
pear when told OF the postpone
ment.
The Chicago draft board did not
give any reason for the delay.
Officials there said Wakefield has
been called for induction IN Chi
cago Nov. Is. but mat they have
given him permission 10 apply for
induction in Detroit instead of
Chicago on that date.
The Tiger star received an hon.
orable discharge last summer from
the naval air corps. where he was
serving as a cadet He was re-
leased when the navy decided to
reduce It's quota OF pilots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-03
PURDY's STATEMENT

Ed Purdy, president of Local
SO, UAW-CIO, said that all of the
workers will be back on the job
tomorrow morning, but added:
There was a little argument
over a man and his wife not Civ
ing to the War Chest, but that
wasn't the real reason for the
walkOut.
ut Il a complete breakdown
of bargaining in good faith. We
have a number of grievances
piled up but we can't get action
on them"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-03
j. L. Fly
To Quit as
FCCHead

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2 QNS)
James L. Fly. chairman OF the
federal communications commits
sion announced today that he is
leaving his embattled government
post on Nov. Is TO begin the pri-
vate practice Of law in New York
City
Formal confirmation Of Fly's
long-reported plan To resign from
the FEC he has headed since 1889
came in a brief statement from
the commissions public relations
office.
Fly's New Yor.. office. the COM
mission said, will be in Suite 144,
80 Rockefeller Plaza. No other de-
tails on the chairman 5 plans. were
available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-03
War Chest Hits
As Pet. Mark

Detroit's Community War Chest
quota stands at As per cent Of its
SS,25O,000 total today. solicitors
learned at a noon meeting IN
Hotel Statler.
Today's collections were $3.50.
SIP.
Total amount collected to date
in the drive to provide relief funds
for our neighbors, our Allies and
our armed forces, is $3.710,615.
"Details on Page Five)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-03
FDR TO Explain
.Curtdi|ed Tour

WASHINGTON, Nov. ? OUP)
President Roosevelt'S radio adj
dress at 9 o'clock tonight proba-
bly, will be a general discussion
IN which he may explain why he
IS unable TO make a personal cam
paign appearance in the Midwest,
White House secretary Early said
today.
The President scheduled only
one appointment today meet
ing with former WPB chief Mel
Son-and arranged TO devote the
rest of the day to the speech.
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A Reuter- dispatch reported
Vossenack had been occupied, but
this was not Immediately con-
Ifirmed.
Fighting from behind trees and
from precariouS firing posts on
the hillsides, the Americans
blasted their way through the
forest in a two-mile advance
which brought them to points
deeper inside the Reich than any
others held by British or u. S.
troops.
A staff officer describing the
assault reported tonight that the
attack is proceeding smoothly and
our troops now are fighting in the
open beyond Hurtgen Forest"
225 NAILS CAPTURED
At least 225 German prisoners
were taken, Is of whom surren-
dered when Nazi guns, attempting
TO reply TO the overwhelming
American barrage. dropped their
shells into their own front line
positions. Several of these men
were killed by German fire while
waiting 10 be taken TO prisoner
of war cages.
Many pillboxes and defenses
made of earth and logs were over
run by the doughboys.
Meantime, British commands,
who stormed ashore on Walcheren
Island yesterday, drove the Nazis
out OF the southern half of the
Continued on Page 2, Col. ~
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BLAMEs WHITE HOUSE

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 2 (UP)-
Rep. Judd (R) of Minnesota, who
recently returned from Chung
king. charged today that a de-
mand from the White House that
Gen. Stilwell be made the overall
commander in China, with mill
tary authority even over Chang
Kai-shek, precipitated the crisis
that led to Stilwells recall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-03

Dewey warned that If the Repub-
can party were 10 lose this cleo
ton, the Democrats would IT.
revocably lose their party
The COP nominee. who came
here after a Boston speech in
which he charged that the Com
munistS, Selling control of the
New Deal. aim thereby to CON
Continued on Page 9, Col. p
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Plant Protection Union
Signs Up Ford Rouge

A contract covering $50 plant
protection employees at the Ford
Rouge plant and the Plant Protec-
ton Association, an independent
union, was signed today.
Walter Hogue, senior director
of the association, said IL was the
third Ford contract signed in De.
troit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-03

The Republican presidential
nominee chose normally-Demo-
cratic Maryland, five days be-
fore the election, for his dramatic
call for a mass deSertion of Presi-
dent Roosevelt by Democrats
who want to preserve the two
party system.
Greeted by a crowd which filled
Baltimores Lyric Theater. Gov.
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Campaign Talks
To BE Broadcast

The political campaign will
enter an intensive stage today
with three major speeches
10 be broadcast tonight over
Detroit stations. The sched-
ule follows
President Roosevelt - 9
10 $50 p m over WWJ.
Gov. BrlCkcr-9.3 80 10 10
p. m over WJR.
Either the President or
Harold IckeS not yet de-
termlned which 49, 10 TO
1870 p. m. over WJBK.