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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-08-24

Dale mas obavestava pomenu-
ii dopisnik da je tai Goerdeler
bio i kapitalist iii 'sindustrija.
list; da je on slao osobne "emi-
sare" ma sve strane sveta, koji SUI
odrzavali veze sa raznim kapita-
listickim zelnljama; da je on
kroz te svoje "emisare" snabde-
vac saveznicke drzave sa raznim
informacijama il unutrasnjosti
Nemacke; da je Cd samog pocet-
ka rata, on ia tajna organiza-
cija,I "emisari" it'd, nekoliko pu-
ia pregovarali sa saveznicima o
miru. Dale nam kaze isti dopis-
mix da je tai Goerdeler imao svo-
je Jude ma vaznim drzavnim po-
lozajima u nemackoj Hitlerovoj
vladi, U vojsci it'd, koji stalno
pazise ma zgodu kada da pogra-
be vlast u svoje ruke. | kaze da
je Hitler izdao ucenu ma Goerd-
lerovu glavu Cd I,OU0UU0 mara
ka, kojeg sada ma sve strane ira
ze, ali ga jos nikako ne mogu
naci. Goerdler je takodjer znao,
izvestio ie saveznike ola je, i
kada je, Hitler nameravao ma
pasti Rusiju.
Ovo smo izneli, tex da pokaze-
mo kako kapitalisti vode borbu
"a vlast. Kada interest kapitalis-
ia zahtevaju promenu vlasti, oni
ma sve strane podizu tajne orga-
nizacije, salju svoje osobne "emi-
sare", dolaze vezu sa visokim
drzavnicima i vojskovodjama pa
cak i sa stranim drzavama.
Naravno, da je Goerdler imao
potporu mnogih drugih kapita-
ista, ciji Sc interest nisu slagali
sa interesima one kapitalisticke
gauge, koja je podupirala Hitle-
ra kojoj je rat bio u interesu.
Ma slican nacin su i Hitlerovci
dosli do vlasti. A povrh svega ma
slican nacin Sc dolazi do vlasti u
swim kapitalistickim zemljama
Kapitalisti u napred to sve pri-
preme organizuju ! pomocu
novca, stampe it'd. formiraju jaw
no misljenje ma tai nacin dadu
"demokratski' oblik njihovoj po-
bedi.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-08-24

Nemacka

Dopsnik New York Times"-a G. L. Snzberger IL An,
kare Turska jav nekm poankostima vezi poknsem
da Sc zbaci Herov rezim Nemacko koj e kao sto je
poznao, promaio mnog general mace prvaci tom po-
kusau be poubian Suzberger kaze da bio dodru
nekim emsarima tane nemaeke organizacie, koa bese
oganzovana JOS 1899 godne ubzo nakon pceka rata Ma
eu owe organzacije bio e nek Karl Goereler nekadasn
gradonacelk Koengsbelga stocno Prus kcj e docnije
bio gradonacenk Leipzga prvoj godin kada je Hitler
poao kancearom predsednstva ndenburga Je
bio sKomesar Cena' vladi je docnije dao osavku
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-08-24

NAsA SRBUSYvA: Prosvo-
ciyanie raiEMEkc klase q duhu
Maxszgizniz: da su S.sd i kapf-
tai nepoEnirljisi neprijateIj;
organizUYanje FadnHke klase
q jcdnu Rcyokfcionarnu Poll
9ti6ku Partiju "a osyajanje
razaranje Polf66ke Drzave ka-
pifaizna; 0rgaHizsyanje rad
nika i u jednu revolucionaEz,u
Industxijalx1u Juniju "a uzi-
mamie, drzanje j kretanje svih
zemaljskih indusfrija.
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William, Mary
Easy for Penn

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA
(INS)-Penn's young but we'll
drilled eleven scored almost at
will today to trim William and
Mary 46-0 before $4,000 fans here
today.
The Indians, unsecured upon be-
fore taking on the indicated
QuakerS, were hopelessly out
classed by the powerful red and
blue squad which rolled up seven
touchdowns in repeated sustained
drives by air and on the ground
for its third straight victory.
Al Sica. 19-year-old tailback
scored two touchdowns. one of
them by sharing a pass from
f1ashy Skippy Minisi, who threw
three touchdown passes in all and
went over himself for another
counter. Jack Rosenthal. Wayne
Holman and Andy Gordon, also
scored on passes, while blocked
w. and NJ. kick behind the goal
line resulted in the last red and
blue score.
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N. c. Preflight
Almost Beaten
Virginia Gets 1913
Tie in Upset

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Oct.
IA CUP)-A highly-regarded North
Carolina Preflight eleven. which
had defeated Navy and Duke on
two successive weekendS. was held
10 a 1913 tie today by the Uni
versity of Virginia in a game
which had been expected to be a
breather for the indicated Cloud
| busters.
II was a touch-and-go affair
most of the way with the Virgin
ians out rushing Preflight time
and again.
A blocked punt broke the ice
late in the second quarter and
Preflight took advantage of the
break 10 score but failed TO con-
vert. Virginia came back in the
third quarter for Z TO s lead
by taking the ball on the kickoff
and not relinquishing it until an
S7-yard touchdown march had
been completed.
Following the same rushing tao
tics. which the powerful Preflight
line seemed unable TO cope with,
Virginia scored again in the fourth
quarter to take a lead of 13 TO s.
But Preflight blocked a second
punt putting il in position to tie
I the score.
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Packers Lose
In Exhibition

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. IA
(UP)-Paced by a fleet set of
backs and a hard-charging line,
the Philadelphia Eagles defeated
the previously unbeaten Green
Bay Packers in a National profess
sional league exhibition game to-
day, 38 10 -.
The Eagles, scoring twice in
the first six minutes, never were
headed. Don Hutson, leading Ma
tional League scorer, entered the
fray only TO make two e:.t
point attempts. He made the frs
but his second placement was
blocked.
Hutson, minus his passing part
ner. Irv Camp, shelved on the
games eve by an appendicitis
attack, purposely was held out of
the game by coach Curly
Lambeau.
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Pressed
To Beat Badgers
Two Scores in Final
Quarter Decide Game

MADISON. Wis, Oct. Ia 1NS)
The heavily favored Ohio State
football team had TO uncork a last
period scoring drive 10 live up TO
its advance notices today and beat
Wisconsin 20 to Z.
Some 10000 Wisconsin home
coming fans looked on as the
Buckeyes kept their indicated.
united record unblemished and
collected their second victory.
The Buckeyes led, Z to 0, at the
half. but the Badgers fought back
in the third period TO tie the score.
Young Earl jug Girard. who
took personal charge of the
Badger air and ground offensive
most of the day, passed IL yards
to Appleby on the Ohio State
1-yard line. Girard plunged over
for the touchdown.
Midway in the final period,
Buckeye power began to tell.
Brugge took a lateral from Hor-
vath and streaked q yards TO
the Wisconsin Z. Three plays
later Cline scored from the 3.
Les Horvath intercepted
Girard pass 1S seconds before the
final gun on the Wisconsin 80 and
ran to the Ia. The touchdown re-
ouired four more plays, Horvath
driving through center from the l.
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Continued on Page Two)
Georgia Tech
Wins on Passes

ATLANTA, Oct. IL (UP)-
Georgia Techs aerial fireworks
were never blacker than today
when the unbeaten Engineers
made good four touchdown passes
for a u to 0 victory over Au-
burn.
Stopped on the ground by a
hard-fghting Auburn civilian team,
Georgia Tech showered passes
into the Tiger secondary--one
clicking for a touchdown with
only 3 minutes remaining in the
half and three more going for
scores in the final period when
Auburn was firing fast.
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FOOTBALL
SCORES
STATE COLLEGIATE

Wayne u, Otterbein II.
Great Lakes 3S, West. Mich. o
Mich. State as. Kansas State s
LOCAL PREP
U. OF D. High u, Central 0.
Chadsey Z, Northwestern 0.
Wyandotte Ii. Royal Oak 0.
Hazel Park Is. Crosse Pointe 0.
BIG TEN
Michigan 81, Northwestern o.
Ohio State 20, Wisconsin 7.
Iowa Preflight Is. Purdue 6.
Indiana 81, Nebraska o.
Illinois 40, Iowa s.
Minnesota 80, Missouri q.
EAST
New London SO, Bates Is.
Penn State 20, Bucknell 6.
Coast Guard 80. Rensselaer, 6.
Yale n, Columbia 10.
Notre Dame 81. Dartmouth O.
Colgate IA. Cornell Z.
Atlantic City 81. Scranton 7.
Connecticut 10, Brooklyn 0.
Tufts 0. Worcester 0.
Muhlenberg 19, F. g. NJ. Is.
Army SO. Pitt 7.
Ursinus Is, Bloomsbury S.
Penn 4, William and Mary 0.
Temple %, n. Y. u. 0.
Navy Z, Duke 0.
WEST
Miami II. Depauw 0.
Denison 80, Bethany Il.
Norman Navy q. Arkansas Z.
Dekalb 25. ElmhurSt u.
Wabash rs. Indiana T. 26.
Iowa State 25, Kansas o.
Texas 20. Oklahoma 0.
Capital 20. Kenyon 0.
Rochester q, Oberlin 7.
Olathe Navy l.. Wichita o.
Missouri Val. 81. William Jewell
Maryville Tch. 33. Pittsburgh ?.
ST. Olaf q, ST. Marys 9.
SOUTH
Tennessee 40, Florida o.
Virginia Is, n. c. PreflightS Is.
Duke B. q, Emory-Henry u.
n. Carolina 20, Cherrypoint IA.
Georgia Tech q. Auburn O.
Miss. State 40, Ark. A. NJ. 20.
Tulane n. Rice 9.
Florida A. NJ. As. Ala. TchrS. 6.
Alabama s., Millsaps 0.
S'western CTexD 80, N. Tex. Ag. Z
SW Louisiana Is, La. Tech 0.
Jax Navy SO. Miami MIC Is.
Presbyterian 29, Newberry 6.
FAR WEST
California IA Coll. Pacific 0.
u. c. L. A. 80. st. Mary'S 0.
Washington II, Whitman 0.
Tonopah Z, Nevada 6.
Arizona ST. 20, Compton J. c. Is
Cal. Ramblers 25. Cp. Beale Ia.
Second AAF 80. New Mexico 6.
Utah Aggies 40. Pocatello 0.
Colorado %. Utah o.
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Hoosiers Drub
Nebraska, $40

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Oct. IA
fINS) - Indiana made il four
straight over Nebraska by beat
ing the Cornhuskers today, $40.
The Hoosiers used their Wanted
passing game sparingly, giving
the UNDERMINED Nebraska team
its worst beating in the nine
game series, mainly on straight
football.
Indiana scored in every period,
two of their eight touchdowns
coming by passing and the other
six mainly by end sweeps.
Nebraska was badly outplayed.
showing only one first down and
allowing 20. The only scare given
the Hoosiers was a 55-yard run
back of a kickoff by Douglas
Nelson at the start of the second
half. Indiana held for downs on
the 25-yard line.
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Norris-Pe Lead
Doubles Pin Match

Joe Norris and Johnny Petrc
we're leading Louis Sielaff ano
Chef Bukowski by 80 pins at the
end of the first two of their 35-
game doubles match for a $1,000
purse Saturday night al Rolawile
Recreation.
Norris hit 21l and 2i6. with
Petro getting 1879. 1874 Sielan
shot 1S9, 225 as BukowSki added
III. 227.
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Potsy' Clark
Visitor Here

A weekend visitor 10 Detroit
Saturday was 1t. Comdr George
Clark, USNR.
Better known to the football
fans as "Potsy." the former coach
of the Lions was visiting with his
family before leaving for sea duty.
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Army Marches Through Pitt

WEST POINT, N Y, Oct IA (LNS)-Army Wild against
Pittsburgh today scoring period to wn SO TO The
against the Cadet
fourth stringer.
yards for Army touchdown
Blanchard and after inter-
ceptng Pitt Glenn Davis so yards for another Army
40
taking pass.
penalties against helped Pitt down field
the closing minutes Gauge plunged the
1-yard line
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Cosmos Net Champs

Hamtramck won the Metro
politan High School tennis cham
pionShip at Hamtramck Park
Saturday. defeating Crosse Pointe
when Walter English and Al
Hetzeck bested Ross Heron and
Jim Kennedy, 60, 81. II was
Hamtramck's fourth straight VIC
tOrV
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when Buffalo was humbled, 50
TO O.
Wayne scored in every period
but the third. II was in this period
the visitors from Ohio made their
only threat, tallying two quick
touchdowns that brought them
within striking distance OF the
TartarS.
FINISH STRONG
The home boys pulled away in
the fourth period, dominating the
play throughout and adding two
touchdowns TO nut the game on
ice. Wayne has two more games,
one with Michigan State and the
other Muskingum.
Joe Gembis paraded out a num-
Der Of speedy backs and a most
satisfactory line. Salvatore Ber-
tuglia, Irving Weinstein. Randolph
Royals and Ralph Chapman are
all flashy backs who can outrun
the majority of opponents. Ber-
tuglia. Weinstein and Chapman
contributed heavily to their cause
with long returns of kicks which
put the Tartars in the scoring
zone.
Bob Mistele and Chapman
divided the passing chores and did
a fine job. Mistele is fine passer,
one of the best Wayne has had
in long time.
LINE Is STOUT
Otterbein was bottled up by
the strong line of Wayne in all
but the third period. The Tartar
forwards became more efficient
as they backed toward their own
goal line and made several fine
stands.
A tumble set up the first
marker for the winners. Harry
Smithem punched through the
line and dropped on the ball
when Paul Davis. Otterbein half
back, fumbled on his own Is.
Chapman quickly moved the
ball to the 19 and then Bertuglia
circled his left end for a touch
down. 1t was disallowed, how
ever, when Wayne was assessed
five yards for offside.
Cbickering and Chapman moved
the ball to the 7 and Mistele
rang the cash register with a
perfect toss 10 Chapman. Tom
Yamin added the extra point.
RACES SIS YARDS
The teams bsttled back and
forth around midfield during a
great part of the second period.
Then Weinstein picked up a punt
from Coatney and raced back IS
yards to the IL before he was
stopped from behind.
That was as far as Wayne
could 90 at that time and lost the
ball on downs. I Otterbein was
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Wydndotte Downs
Royal Oak, "A 10 0

Scoring In the second and third
periods, Roosevelt High OF Wyan-
dotte defeated Royal Oak Satur-
day, 40.
Bill McGrath tailed after TAX
Ing q 20-yard pass, and Joe
CATERING scored on q 10-yard
xlunRe.
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ever, and signed with the ST.
Louis ball club Ohio State
will draw upwards of ass, 900
football fans TO its nine games
this fall.
The recapture of Patrai, famous
Greek seaport. from the Germans.
has given Nick Londes, Detroit
sports promoter, hope that he will
learn something Of his mother,
o sisters and five brothers there
- All brothers were in the
Grecian army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-15

Phil CAVIAR
retta of the
Cubs is plotting
the Nationals.
Marty Mari
on of the Car
dina Is was
e erred at
Georgia Tech,
where he in
tended TO take
up architecture
-. he changed
his mind. how
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-15
Barksdale PAGES Yale's Victory

NEW HAVEN, Oct IL (UP)-George Barksdae the "Arkan
Traveller from Little Rock and spakpug Of the Yale back
field touchdowns contributed 56yard
another 81 90 10 victory the Columbia Lions today
Wayne Morgan, Columbus Eighty uback made all of his
teams points kicking field the first period adding
q touchdown and conversion kick In the final period.
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football Z e a m.
was killed In
action on Guam
recently. Young
r o on 9 y. who
w as In tn z
marine corps,
st IRE d n
basketball and
football at Du-
q U e sn e 4. .
Jimmy Foxx,
who managed
the Cubs farm
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Sports
Louis TO Visit Home
Here on FurIoueh
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Joe Casparella, 6-foot Pinch
btre Dame quarterback who
weighs 210 pounds, won't be Is
year old until February T.
Harry Pittler. manager of Ossie
Harris and Billy Miller. Pittsburgh
boxers here for Mondays show at
the Arena Gardens, reports that
Tommy Rooney. %. a younger
brother of Art Rooney. co-owner
Of the Pittsburgh Cardinals pro
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-15


at Portsmouth, Va. for a short
time last summer, repeatedly will
be moved to a higher classified
ton by the Chicago front office.
John Roxborough was one OF
the first persons Joe Louis called
by phone when he returned TO this
country from overseas The
heavyweight champion told Rox-
borough he would come to Detroit
IS soon as he got a furlough.
The champ says he weighs
zl6 pounds, Roxborough-
ported.
He weighed 1876 for the fight
with Billy Conn in New York.
but he was too fine them"
Roxborough explained
about 204 was his best fight
ing weight, though he weighed
as much rs Flo for some bouts"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-15
Two Good Bows

The names of the two good
Tvs" whom Joe Louis boxed on
tour overseas were Johnny
Ebarb OF Oakland. Cal, and
George Culberson. a hard-hitting
Brooklynite.
A heavyweight named Bryson,
who won the North African cham
pionship, has the best reputation
among the soldiers. Joe said. al
though he had not seen him in
action.
The Cardinals did all right In
the World Series for a team re-
portedly torn by dissension +.
According TO the grapevine. Billy
Southworth is not too popular
with some of his players /.
They said that about Luke Sewell
Maybe IL doesn't pay TO be
too kind TO ones players.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-15
Spartans Easily Down
Kansans for Sd Win
By LEWIS H. WALTER

EAST LANSING 14-Mchgan States unbeaten eleven
the fifth play of the against Kansas State College
today then kept rolling 456 victory the Sparans
third of the
Charles regulars the first and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-15
Wayne y. Wins Grid
Debut Over Ohioans
By EDGAR HAYES

University making belated the 1914 football
impressive II y victory Oerben Saturday
L. of D. Stadium the first contest between the two schools
first victory since Nov 1892 when the Iarars
Akron the biggest total Of points for WAYNE since 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-15

third quarters, but the Spartans
scored twice in the first three
periods and once in the last.
When the final gun cracked the
crowd of 1000 at Macklin Field
was watching a third string Spar
tan eleven pounding away on the
Kansas State 1-yard line.
FUMBLES ARE COSTLY
The Wildcats never entered
State territory under their own
power and committed five costly
fumbles. three of which led TO
State touchdowns.
Bob Bruegger, 49, year old
halfback from Lansing Eastern,
started the Spartans off with
their two touchdowns in the first
period. The first came on a IA
yard dash aroupd right end fol-
lowing recovery of a Kansas State
tumble on the Is. Bruegger went
D yards for the second as the
climax of a 54-yard march.
From then on the Spartans
were off and running. Fullback
Jack BreSlin turned right end 20
yards to score in the second quar-
ter and halfback Fred Aronson
punched the final 2 in a 4S-yard
touchdown drive.
Fred Grondzik, 17-year-old end
from Saginaw, took a pass from
Bruegger to cover the last q
yards of a 6S-yard scoring drive
in the third quarter when State
scored again as the result of a
Wildcat tumble on the Is. This
time Bill Maskill, sub halfback
from DeLasalle of Detroit,
smashed 2 yards to score.
STATES FIRST PUNT
Michigan States final touch
down came early in the fourth
quarter after alfback Herb
Speerstra. another freshman
from Saginaw. made the Spartans
first punt of the game. The ball
was grounded on the Kansas State
u. from where halfback Dana
Atkins passed into Speerstra's
hands on the first play. The IL
year-old Spartan ran the ball back
over the goal line.
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Uclans Finally Win One

Los ANGELES, Oct. IL (UP)-Unverslty California at
Los Angeles Bruins game TODAY.
scoring at will defeat hOpesy ST. ar College
band of 1T-year-old 80 to o.
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Al Unser of the Tigers is man.
aging an American League all-star
team transforming with National
Leaguers in the Pacific northwest
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CONTINUED on Page TwO)
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IFS Slated
For Jobs

WASHINGTON. April 5 CUP)
-Selective Service Director Her
shey announced last night that all
occL pational defermentS OF men
26 wears Of age and older would
be reviewed when the present re-
view Of those under IS IS COM
pleted.
He revealed that as means Of
inducing AIS 10 take Jobs IN
essential industry. all AIS and
1-A-L's-men physically fit for
limited service but not indicted
would be placed in occupational-
~ deferred classes Immediately II
they take jobs IN war industry or
agriculture.
Hershey indicated that the next
age group 10 be reviewed would
be those from 20 10 30. He said
less stringent Requirement Is
would be established for men of
this group TO retain their defer
mentS than the criterion OF alb
Solute indiSpensability set up for
those under 26.
But there still will not be
enough men in all these groups TO
meet all needs by July !, he de-
clared, and the balance must
come from those over 30" The
men drafted from this group
would be those not making sub
stantial and material contribution
10 the winning Of the war"
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CHAPLIN ACQUITTED
Faces I'd Trial
lin Baby Case

LOS ANGELES, April (INS)-A grateful Charlie
Chaplin today stood acquitted of Mann Act violation charges
involving Joan Barry, the redheaded former protegee who
still figures the leading lady in two other actions
against of the worlds richest actors
Still to be tried Miss Barrys civil paternity
suit Chaplin the father of her daughter just six
months DID, and federal charges against Chaplin and six
others for asseredy consprng to depo Miss Barry from
California.
His near-sighted blue eyes moist he realized he had
been cleared of the accusations that he had
taken Miss Barry to New York and back ito be his
mistress" the 54yearod Chaplin shook hands with the
jury and then home to his 1syear-od bride Oona
O'Nel Chaplin, an expectant mother
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Us. FIierS
HitCaIaiS

LONDON, April s (UP)-Lib-
orator bombers attacked military
detectives in the Pas de Calais
coastal area of France today,
United States headquarters an
nounced.
Berlin radio reported air bat
ties over central, western and
southern Germany, indicating a
two-way pincerS attack on the
Reich by United States bomberS
from Britain and Italy.
Italy-baSed FoTtresses and Lib
orators inflicted "conSid b e
damage" on railway tracks. roll
ing stock and warehouses in their
first raid on Bucharest. capital OF
Rumania, yesterday. Allied head
quarters al Naples announced,
IS toc k holm dispatches re-
ported that Bucharest was
bombed again al 9 o'clock last
nightD
Damage TO the Bucharest yards
was expected TO hamper German
efforts TO supply their retreating
forces in northern Rumania.
The Bucharest raiders shot
down az of about 200 German
planes which sought to intercept
them. One formation of Liberia
tors fought a running battle, for
so minutes.
Twelve Allied planes were lost
in yesterdays 1,400 sorties from
italian bases, including attacks
on bridges, gun positions and
blVouacS.
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and Francois Billoux.
This action, further consoli-
dating the power of De Gaulle
and the committee. was en-
bodied in a decree which stated
that the French governing body
was taking over the general
direction of the war. with sole
authority" over the land, naval
and air forces.
There was no explanation as to
how this move would affect Gen.
Henri Honore Giraud. who had
been chief OF the French armed
forces.
The decree stated, however, that
the ultimate authority over the
armed forces would rest with the
president of the committee Of
liberation 49, De Gaulle. In that
capacity, il was stated, De Gaulie
will decide in the last instance
all questions regarding organiza-
tion, makeup and use Of the armed
forces.
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RUSSA-Germans and Russians battle in streets of Tarnopo
Reds control most of city. page L.
AIR WAR-Lberators bomb Pas de Calais Bucharest
raiders down 40 German interceptors Page L.
s W. PACFIC-Jap base Holanda New Guinea wiped
by 4OO-ton air raid 2sS planes destroyed. tPage L.
NDIA-Japs key Ympha British fall
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ITALYAnzo beachhead evacuation hospital sheed Italians
repel German attack mountain. page p