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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-05-26
ROME.

Observation-Disclosures CT
vic Association kona schGzi ka-
zdy tfet1 patek v mes1ci We Slo-
venskem Dome, ron Eager a
Montford ulic. Emil E. MynaT,
pTeds., Charles Bittman, mlsto-
pred, Jan Kordula, pokladn1k
Anton1n- Jesatko, fin. tajemnfk
j. Mifkovic, strazce. Zpravy
a dotazy vyrizuje Emil E. My
mar, 1896 N. Patterson Park
Avenue.
Augustine Herman Skupina
zenske Civic Ligy kona sve
schize kazdy 1. ctvrtek v me-
cd 1880 do 4 hodin odpol.
We skole Aug. Herman. Preds.
p1. Anthony J. Peroutka, mfsto-
pfeds. p1. Chas. Peterka, tai.
pf. A. J. Lorber, pokl. pf. John
Shimanek. Stante sc clenkami
.enske Civic Lfgy.
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Adresar csl. spolki.
BALTIMORE A OKOLf
SPOLKY:

StVO" OQOyVa praVlQelne Scnu-
re v els. 9O1 n. Patterson Park
Ave. rob Ashland Ave. v pom
deli vec. cd $3.50 do 8. bod. JOS.
Fiser, preds., Anton Radek,
mistopreds., F. j. Hejny, tai,
Emanuel Kliment, pokl. Pravni
zastupce Karel J. Novak.
Cesky Stav. Vyp. Spoil. "Sla-
vie" odbyva sch1ze kazde pom
deli a stredu cd 6 do 9 hod. We
Ger V mistnosti 730 N. Colling-
ton Ave. Preds. A. Klecka, mi
stopreds. J. Novotny, tajemnik
Ferd. Kalas, pokl. j. Koenigs-
mark, pravnf East. S. Kirkley.
Stav. Spolek sv. Vaclava els.
l., odbyva sve pravidelne schG-
re We sve mfstnosti {. $40 N.
Chester St., kazde pondelf v 8.
hodin vecer. Predseda F. Otce-
naSek, m1stopreds. Karel Pc
terka, tajemn1k Vaclav Krato-
civil, vyp. tajemnfci: Eduard
Supfk a Jan Dol1vka, pokl. F.
Supik, pravnf zastupci: Frank
J. Pintner a August Kozlovsky.
"Zlata Praha" STAY. Phi.
SpoT. Spolek odbyva schuze
kazdou stTedu cd Z do 9 hodin
vecer v mistnosti COL N. Pat
terson Park Avenue. Pen1ze
Sc ukladajf a pGjcky Sc spro-
stTedkujf. Preds. Anton zit-
mix, mfstopreds. J. Rob, tai.
J. L. Germak, 80 N. Milton
Ave-, pokl. L. Soul, pravnfk
Karel Novak.
Cesky Amer. Stav. Spolek
odbyva schGze kazdou sobotu
vecer cd 1880 do 8. hodin We
sve budove, 2417 E. Monument
ulice. Predseda Frank Hejny,
mistopredseda Jos. Hlavin, tai.
A. J. Svejda, pokl. V. Zeman,
vyp. tai. T. Velenovsky, pray
nix Eduard F. Dobihal.
Madison & Bradford SITS.
Stav. a Vyp. Spolek, COL N.
Patterson Park Ave. Uraduje
Sc kazdodenne vyjma ctvrtka
cd 9 do IL hod. dop. a cd l do
4 odpol. V sobotu cd 9 do IL
dop. R. Novak, preds., F. R. Ell
mic, m1StopTeds., K. MatouSek,
tai, Jar. Cermak, pokl., Jan
Cermak, vyp. tajemnfk, K. J..
Novak a E. F. Dob1hal, pravnf-
ci. Pravidelne schGze kazdy
patek cd z do 9 hodin vecer.
Severo-vychodnf Ces. Stav.
a Sporitelnf Spolek, 9O1 N. Pat
terson Park Ave. Uraduje sc
denne mimo ctvrtka cd 9 do IL
dop. a 1 do 4 odpol. V sobotu
cd 9 do II dop. v. Hrabanek,
preds., F. R. Elsnic, mfstopred.,
K. Matousek, tai, Jar. Cermak
pokl., Dobihal-Novak, pray
n1ci. Pravidelna sch1ze kazde
1tery cd 6 do 9 hodin vecer.
Ceaky Stavebnf a Vypomoc-
ny Spolek "Slovan" odbyva
pravidelne tydnf sch1ze kazde
utery cd z. do 9. bod. vecer, v
{. 1927 Cherry St., v Sokolsk6
Budove, Curtis Bay, BALTIC. Md.
v. Kozlik, preds., F. Kuska,
mistopreds., J. Matousek, tai,
w. Marek, vyp. tai, F. Bernat,
pokl., w. Wright, vyb6rcf, F.
j. Pintner, pravni zastupce.
ROME SBORY:
Sdruzenf Csl. SpolkG " Bal
more. Pfeds. Jos. Pokorny, l..
mistopfeds. Jos. Vonasek, 2. mi
stopfeds. K. Kudrna, 3. misto-
1NTnIH I0n n~ ~
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Serbitregen uno am iibli6en Sdnee>
fan. 8ir brauden cine &ielenernte i'm
fommenoen &riegsiabr.
Gin unbere6enbarer groberer uno
berbangnisbouerer S6aben piiroe I'M.
lerem 2an6e ertua6ien, tpenn es oen
Erodenbeitsopoiteln gelGnge, eine
neue 8olitea6-Mera ein5ufubren. Mn>
5eiden 6ieier @efabr beiteben, oenn
Die Erodenbeitsfanatifer fino emiig an
ser &rbeit uno bas amerifanii9e 8olt
miro 1pieoer erit ertpaden, menn es
gu ipat lit.
@enn es ipabr iein iollte, meint Die
@. q. Staats5eitune 6aB iib bic &c.
i6idte tpteoerbolt, oann beitebt au9
in oieiem 5tpeiten @eltfrieee tpieoer-
I'M oie @efabr, baB Die l1mtriebe Der
Semperen5fanatifer gum 3iele fiibren
uno uns ernelt Die Brobibitton be-
f6eren tperoen uno oanit Die &ne.
belung Der perionliden Sreibeit, bic
offene uno beritedte @eIebesmiBa9-
tung un6 oie untergrabung oner
@oltsmoral our9 Seudelei Denun.
citation uno &0rperbergiftung. @enau
10 tpte I'M eriten 8eltfriese leijtet Die
@leideiiltiefeit Der groben Maiie oes
@olfes ben Madeni6aften Der Dun-
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6aB ftd gu Der 3eit 6es Aneriffs teine
auiierten Slue5euge iiber 8om befan.
oen. Ser 8atifanienoer beri9tete, 6aB
bier 8omben abgetporfen 1pur6en.
gs Iiegt fein Beridt Dor, oaB Die
in &om fon5entrierten oeutiden Slaf.
8atterien in gftton traten. 8erliner
Rropaganbiiten baben oeriudt, oen
&uiierten Die S6ulo 5l15ul6ieben.
X X X
Das merifaniide @olt bat tpieoer
einmal, tpie i6on 10 oft in Ser Ser.
gangenbeit, Der @elt Elm berrli6es
8etipieI ieines @laubensmutes gege~
ben. Cine groBe Mebrbeit merifani-
ider Sdaulpieler, &aoioreoner uno
Sournaliiten bat an elmer @aDfabrt
gum @naoenort Der Weutter @otes
bon Guadalupe teileenommen. Sc mar
am oritten Sabrestoee 5ur Crime.
rung an Die brittle gri6einung Der
Nutter @ottes, an Dem fie 6as Jog.
@allo, cine Dirt Serenaoe gegen Con.
nenaufeang feterte.
Die @initIer tpiometen ibr Salient
oieIer 0ffentliden @Iaubensfunoge-
bung 5u @bren ibres nationalen Set
ligtums trob Der 9robung, oaB iie
aus Der aiinitlerunion auseeidloiien
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llmpplitiicDe3 3eitldttftc

bic einiee irrenoe @eiiter eeiunfen
itno."
General Dtpigbt 8. giienbotper, oa-
mails 8efeblsbober Der olliierten
Streitfrdfte i'm Mittelmeergebiet> iag-
te, cine ltnteriu6ung babe ergeben,
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gena91tat1on crit entlteben. tDenn es
gu ipat lit, Inn oomit @rfolg gu er'
5ielen.
0urd oie &orrioore oes &opitols
in 8aibington idIeiden iett tpieoer
Die letietretenoen Brobibitioniiten,
nebmen einen ser @eiebeeber nad Dem
onoeren beiIeite uno umtleioen ibre
l1eberreoungsfiinlte nit Dem MonteI
ser ,&rie9snotmenoiefeit' 9ie gr'
fobrung bat uns eelebrt, ooB oieie
golfspertreter oen Gin fliiIterungen ie.
ner &gitatoren gegeniiber gar 5u nod'
giebig itno. Sene Sonatifer, bic in
Den SSSobren 1917 big 1919 Die Beit.
i6e i6mangen uno it9 &ongreB un6
Staotslegislaturen gefiigig madten,
biz 6aS IS. Imenoment unieltgen @n.
9eoentens 3ur Eatlad5e getporoen mar.
Dos ,eole Experiment., tpie es Elm
BrGiioent oieieS 2anoes nonnte, bot
oas omerifanii6e golt nit &orrup'
tion, Immoral, @angiters uno 9iad'
eteertltnL Sdnapsidiebungen un6
Wonoideinbrennereien, Seu6elet uno
llnmGbigfeit ongefiiut, big es i'm Sab'
re 1888, angepioert bon 6ielen gu.
itanoen, our9 Innabme eines neuen
8erfoiiungsamenoments oer ltnber'
nunft Elm @noe ma9te.
Man CLAUDE ia nt6t, bob bic Sol.
Iteao- -9iftatur na9 al 0ieIen @rfab'
rungen ni6t tpieoertommen Tonne.
8ieoerum boben Die Brobibitioni1ten
oamit begonnen ben ,,S9ub unIerer
Soloaten" our6 Soroerung zines Ser.
bots oeS GertaufeS olfoboIorttger &C.
tranfe in ser Na6bari6aft ser lus'
biloungslager gu foroern. Dte Gin
ldrGntung Der SeritelIung bon 8bis'
feD, tpelde oie &eeierung ongeor6net
bat, lit bereits oa5u ongetan eetpeieu,
einen S6lei6bonoeI in 5dnaps ouf.
bliiben 5u loilen, 1,no Sono in Sono
nit Der 8ertnappung Der 8orrGte gebt
eine Breistreiberei, Die 5u 5hiebungeu
uno 8erfdlldungen iblinmlten Ius'
maBes 81 fiibren orobt Sin3u fonmen
o1e IuSIdpeif1,ngen Scr 4riegsge.
tpinnler.
W}on bergciic nidt, ooB sic 9ro.
bibitioniiten auf oem fladen 2anoe
cine getpaltige 9ln5abI 9lnbanger ia.
ben, oeren Stimmenma6t binreidt,
au6 liberal oentenoe @elebeeber in8
godsborn gu iagen. Gor olem aber,
tie rotten nidt. Ste tperben unermiio,
lid, lie tuiiblen unb intrigieren uno
i9reden bor feinel1 Weitteln 5uriid,
Inn tbr 3iel gu errei6en, 1pdbreno alle
fretbeitlid geiinnten 8iirger un6 Die
s(nbdnger tpobrer Eemperen5 Die SGn-
De in ben SfoB leeen uno nidt an
Die M0glidfeit elmer giidfebr oes
bibitionsmabniinns 9lauben MOL
len. Sbnen itebt Elm unianftes grtpa.
den bebor, tuenn tie nibt redt5eitie
5ur @egenoffen1tpe fdreiten uno gleid.
5eitie bur6 @elpdbrleiitung georoneter
8uitanoe Der Biblerei Der 8aiier-
apoitel ben 8ooen ent8ieben.
X X X
Die Na5is in Sdaneboi, beibt es
meter, bertaufen biel bon ibrem 81.
|gentlm. glls sStalien fopitulierte, feb,
ten Die Sopaner audi ane Staliener
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beridieoeneu 4riegspldsen beridtet
tpur6e, fennen uniere fir Ne9t, &C.
redtigfeit un6 Sreibeit an allen
ariegsfrontett tdmpfenoen Solooten
feinen SaB. 60 miro betipielspeiie
aus oem bon amerifanii6en Sruppen
beiebten Eeile 5ii6italiens bon Der
Seier 6es Danfioeunestages beri6tet,
Elm 8ilot babe bel Der Danfiagungs-
mabl5eit bom Selogeiitliden oas 8ri-
bileg erbeten, Dos Sii6gebet 5u Der,
ribten. Ser 95tlot betete Inn ben &C.
gen @ottes fir ale 2ieben in Ser
Seimat uno fiigte bin5u: ,,2ieber @ott,
iegne alle 4rtegsfronten Der 8elt =
auf beioen Setten, oenn oIe t6npfen
fiir Dos, tpas lie fir &edt glauber.
8ir bitten urn 6teie 9inee in Gbri1ti
Namen."
9as be3euet einen edten driitli6en
Geiit. 9ie Sotiade, 6aB &Gmpfenoe
i'm llnredt iiuo, gibt Sen onoern nidt
oas Re6t, tie 5u baiien. Oie, tpelde
atm Redt uno @eredtigfeit fdnpfen,
baben b6bere 3ieIe, fir pelde iie
tampfen. Dieies nertperfliden gn>
fporns be6iirfen uniere &rieeer ni6t.
Bas ibneu 9dmpfestiidtiefeit uno
Rampfesmut oerleibt, lit Die 5uber-
f9tltde Soffnung ouf Steg Der &C.
redteu 5ade.
Das muB fir uns, bic mir an Der
Seimatfront tdtig ftn6, nddtiger Nn.
iporn iein, i'm ielben @eiite ben 9rieg
getpinnen gu belfen, 6amit elm drift.
lt9er Steg uno Elm 6riitider Srie6e
5uitanoe tommt.
X X X
8ie bic aNoc. Hrefe meoete, bat
Dapit Bius Der 3tpolfte in elmer bonn
gatitan'Runofunf borbereiteten Ct.
flarung ange6eutet, ooB er Die Natio.
nalitat oes SIugaeuees, Dos 6en 8om-
benangriff ant S. Nopenber eegen Die
gatifanitaot nusfiibrte, tennt uno
fagte, Der aneriff iei ,,,n,1ttpil1ig bor-
bereitet uno ,1nebrenbaft uno erfoIgs
log binter Der MnonDntitdt bes 9siloteu
neridleiert' tporoen.
Ser Bapit, oefien 8emertungen in
ietner auttport auf bic @etbna6ts-
griibe 6es aar6inalsfollegs eingeiiigt
tparen, i6entifi5ierte ben Mngreifer ie.
bod nidt, tuie Die Ge6eral COMMUNE
cations Gommiilton beri9tete, Die ben
&ln6frntberidt ubb0rte.
Scr 2uftangriff gegen bic Gati.
fanitaot rief ben einitintmigen untpil.
len Der gan5en @elt berbor", erfldrte
Der Bapft, oem 8eri6t 5ufolge. Sold
ein angriff, Der muttpiaig borbereitet
uno unebrenbaft uno erfolelos binter
Der Mnonpmitdt oes Piloten beridIei-
ert tpl1roe, eeeen ben Gbriiten beiliges
Eerritoriltn, oas ourd 6as 8lut Be,
ters oes @riten gebeiliet tpuroe, iiber.
oies oas Centrum ser 8elt tpegen iei-
11er Meiitertperfe Der &ultur un6
&unit uno 1ur6 einen beiligen Ser
trag garantiert, lit Elm fdtper tpeg5u-
erfldrenoes Spnptom Der Siefe Ser
geiitigen 9isorientiertng uno Der mo.
ralifden Defaoena oes @etpiiiens, in
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Nittuud, ben 10. Sannar 1914

uiiroen. 5don Dor Mitternadt tporen
Die 5traBen Ser 5tabt Weerifos nit
@lGubigen angefiiut, tpel6e no6 Der
8oiilifa itromten. Mebr als 100000
Meniden 5ogen togsiiber am @naoen.
altar borbei.
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Sn bielen Staaten berridt 5ur 3eit
groBe Trodenbeit lpegen MangeI an
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Die gea5is in Sdaneboi, beiBt es
peiter, bertoufen btel bon ibrem 81.
gentum. gls sStalien fapituIierte, iet.
ten bic Sapaner audi alle Staliener
felt. 9od entlieBen iie fpdter ,pieoer
iene, Die Muiiolini Ereue f9uoren.
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Backs Up Heaviest
Day Raid Of War
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can and German planes and claimed
that number Of fortresSes were
forced down in the Spreewald area
some so miles southeast of Berlin.
The bombers were under constant
escort by Mustang Lightning and
Thunderbolt fighters of the Eighth
and Ninth Air Forces and Royal
Air Force Mustangs Of the second
tactical air force.
Land in Sweden
Six Flying Fortresses landed IN
south Sweden this morning, a
United Press dispatch from Stock
holm said. It also reported that
Swedish anti-aircraft gunners shot
down a German plane. 1t burned
and the crew was killed.
A headquarters announcement
said fortress and Libertor gunners
yesterday shot down seven German
planes. Fighter pilots were credited
with downing eight one more than
previously announced, and many
others were damaged or destroyed
aground.
The Nazi radio reported heavy air
battles between U. S. heavy bombers
with their fighter escort and Ger
many defense planes, and indicated
the Americans had struck in the
region Of Berlin.
Several Fortresses have made
emergency landings in the area OF
the Spreewald," one broadcast said.
Local police sent rescue squads to
places where enemy planes crash
ed"
Other propaganda reports -
similar to a number which have
been out of proportion - recently
said battles between American and
German fighters were particularly
fierce, and several observation posts
in Germany reported U. s. planes
crashing.
The London Evening News said
the present day and night offensive
had brought the pre-invasion soft
ening up to "a new level Of inten-
sity. It said the use Of Raj bomb
ers for almost tactical attacks" in
dicated either that General Dwight
D. Eisenhower had called on the
bomber command or else moonlight
conditions prevented Raj strategic
operations.
HOarSe "Achtung"
Hoarse "Achtung" warnings rang
out over German radios hour after
hour this morning as announcerS
charted the course of several Amer
ican air fleets over northwestern
and central Germany.
At noon (6 a. m. EWT.) the NaZi
broadcasters said one formation was
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The Government Information Blu
reau issued a bulletin last night
saying that after a preliminary In
vestigation at is presumed that he
llama Rojas) IS, it seems, a men
tally unbalanced person connected
with elements with pro-Na1 SYM
pathieS."
Newspapers and labor leaders
charged that the attempt on the
presidents life was inspired by Nazi-
FasciStS, and there were reports, al
though not confirmed, that Nazi
documents were found on Lama Ro-
jas.
Jose M Altamirabo, chief of the
Information Bureau, said he also
had heard similar reports but ex-
planned 'they are only reports aid
the government has nothing official
to say beyond what we have already
said in our bulletin"
Earlier Avila Camacho, who once
befriended Lama Rojas and aided in
securing his appointment to the
Mexican Military College, Mexico S
West Point, se:d he believed the In
cident represented one mans feel
ingS."
Not Division
IT believe that it does not repre-
sent division in the great Mex
lean family Of nations" he added.
DR.. Octave Mondragon, the presi-
dents personal physician who was
with Avila Camacho during the as
sassination attempt. said 1t was APP
parent that Lama Rojas' "fanati-
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(COnCluueO from FaSe ~
local boards to postpone the induce
ton of all men Is years or over who
have reached that age before March
A,1944, with the following excep-
tions;
a. Unemployed registrants.
b Registrars who are not con-
tributing to essential industries by
their employment; or to war pro-
duction by their employment; or to
war supporting activities by their
employment.
c. Such individual exceptions
deemed advisable by the state di-
rector or upon recommendation Of
a local board, or other pertinent in
formation.
d. Any registrant who files a
written request with his local board
that his induction be not postponed.
The notice also directs that if any
local board has any registrant 26
yeas of age or older whom they
think should be indicted for any
reason other than those aforemen-
toned they should make recommen-
dations to that effect to the state
direcor Of selectvie service, stating
reasons.
1t is also directed that each local
board must notify the state director
by telegram as soon as all men 26
and under have been pre-inducted
(other than exceptions herein mem
toned and must notify by (tele-
fran this same source as soon as all
men under 26 have been actually in
Quoted or deferred. 1t is then that
the men in the next age bracket
would be taken into consideration
despite occupational classification.
Some draft authorities stated to-
day that there was possibility that
local boards might order pretty
much of blanket deferment for all
men 26 or over until the occupa-
tional classification becomes more
clarified. However this would be a
matter of Interpretation by each
local board.
AS stated all men in the 26 and
over age bracket who are prospec-
tive inductees will be notified be-
fore the week Is closed as to their
present. status.
Local draft authorities today adj
mitted that the task is a confusing
and a somewhat "regrettable" one
pointing out that in many instances
1t means but a temporary deferment
of time of induction for the ma
jority unless further directiveS are
issued relative to the older men,
particularly those from 80 through
SO. It was also pointed out that If
such postponement meant delay Of
induction amounting to- 80 days for
any registrant since the date of his
physical examination that such ex-
animation will have to be repeated
causing more hardships and clerical
work.
Under the most recent directives
state selective service directors are
the only ones permitted to rcommnd
drefmentS for certain registrants
under 26 who are employed in IA
vital wartime industries. All other
men under 26 are subject to imme-
date draft.
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penetrating into northeastern Ger
many, perhaps to revisit the Ger
man aircraft factories in Poland
and East Prussia bombed Sunday.
American Marauder medium
bombers simultaneously flew Out
over the English southeast coast In
an hour-long procession for new
attacks on occupied territory.
German broadcasts said the
American heavy bombers and theil
escorting fighters were intercepted
by German planes and "embitereo
air combats" ensued over Hanover
Brunswick and the Baltic Sea coast
The raids were the third in -four
days by Flying Fortresses and Lib
orators on targets in Germany
with the daily schedule being in
terrupted yesterday for attacks or
airfieldS and aircraft plants II
France and Belgium.
British night bombers brought the
pre-invasion offensive against key
communications centers serving the
French and Belgian western front
coasts opposite Britain to its high
est pitch of intensity.
The largest number of British
bombers ever sent against occupied
territory participated in last nights
attacks, the Air Ministry an
nounced. German opposition gen.
orally was negligible, though night
fighters and heavy anti-aircraft fire
were encountered near the French
coast.
800 BOmbers
The 900 Raj bomberS distributed
2,240 tons of explosives among rail-
way yards and depots at Gent, Bel
GUM; Laon, 10 miles northeast OF
Paris; Tergnier is miles northwest
Of Laon; Aulnoye, 10 miles north
of Paris. and Tours, 1875 miles south
west of Paris.
SquadronS Of twin engined Mos
quito bombers attacked Hanover in
northwestern Germany and obiec-
tives in the industrial Ruhr during
the night, while other aircraft
rounded out the nights operations
by laying mines in enemy waters.
Twenty-Five Raj planes were lost
in all operations.
Heavy air blows appeared to be
falling on France and Belgium with
increasing intensity and regularity
as the hour for the opening of a
western front approached, with rail-
ways supplying Germany's coastal
defenses among the prime targets.
The American 9th and 9th all
force alone sent 1000 bombers and
fighters against France and Belgium
yesterday.
Ninth Air Force Marauders were
on the attack again today, bombing
the Charleroi rail station in Bel
GUM, IS miles south of Brussels
and military detectives in northern
France. Thunderbolt fighters ano
hter-bombers escorted and sup
ported the Marauders over France.
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Deferments Listed
For 18-26Age Group
CONTINUED from Page u

tons made by congress a year ana
half ago.
They're just now getting around
to the principles Of the Kilday bill
which would have deferred pre-
Pearl Harbor fathers until all SIN
gle men and younger men had been
inducted," May said.
I'VE argued then - a year and
a half ago - that older men were
no good for combat service, but they
took them and the War Department
is only now asking for young men.
May said it has been pointed Out
repeatedly that no additional legts-
lation is needed to make use Of
4-F's in essential war work. And
while all agencies agree that some
thing should be done, he added
they cannot get together on who
should be responsible for admins
tratiou,
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role to air power in the first stages
Of the recent Allied attempt to dis
lodge the Germa-is from Casino.
There also have been reports that
American loss have proved In
inadequate on the Anzio beachhead
and that even the 1858 have not
had sufficient range even when
moved tot he most advanced Allied
positions.
One Of the big guns now at the
top Of the arms program - the
eight incher is the type used
by the Japanese in the heavy bonn
bardment thta eventually brought
about the surrender Of American
forces on Corregidor.
The effectiveness of artillery was
displayed again today in a War
Department report on observations
Of Major George Artman, an in
fantry officer Of Piqua, O., who re-
turned recently from the Anzio
beachhead. He described the Al
lied position as a German artil-
lery impact area" and said:
'Ther isn't a safe square foot Of
ground on the whole beachhead."
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Falconara and Marina Di Pisa, and
gave both San Stefano and Piom-
bino Softening-up bombing before
the Raj night attack.
Damaging Hits
One formation of Mitchell bomb
erS scored damaging hits on rail-
way bridge at Orvieto and on an
other north Of Orte, while bombs
from American MarauderS blew out
two sections of 600-foot viaduct at
Bucine, on the Florence Rome line.
Low-hying f1ghter-bomberS and
fighters hit targets in the Rome
area for the Goth consecutive day
and bombed and machine-gunned
road lines below the capital I'm an
effort to choke of the flow Of sup
plies to the Nazi forces on the Anzio
and Casino fronts.
Other raiders attacked shipping
of the YugoSlav coast, sinking four
enemy vessels. Two Allied planes
were lost in the day and night OPP
erationS, while one German plane
was shot down by French coastal
air force pilot between Spain and
North Africa.
On the AnZio beachhead. British
troops drove off one Nazi patrol of
platoon strength in the sector
southwest of Aprilia, and American
Skirmishers ambuShed a small en-
envy raiding party three miles west
Of Littoria, killing three men,
wounding two others and capturing
a sixth.
Minor Nazi Attack
German troops attempted minor
attack against Italian-held posi-
tons on Mount Marrone, 16 miles
northwest Of Casino, but were
beaten of after suffering light cas-
ualtieS.
Allied field guns continued to
pound German positions around
the Continental hotel and the Hotel
.Des Roses inside Casino. and Allied
tanks shelled enemy targets along
the Rapido river.
Headquarters Spokesman revealed
that partially disabled German vet
Grams Of the Russian campaigns
have been moved into the Italian
front as requirements.
A number Of these soldiers were
said to be frost-bite cases who were
sent directly from hospitals on the
eastern front to italy, despite the
fact that they had lost one or more
toes and could march only with
dimculty.
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