Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 43, Number 75, Decatur, Adams County, 29 March 1945 — Page 2

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l of Maunhefui. on ihv aereiilh's I southwestern flank, was reported to have been occupied without a light early today If confirnted. it would be the first major German [ city abandoned by the Nazis I without a struggle. On the first army front, the great German quartermaster dppot of Giessen. bC mdes southwest of Kassel, was swept up late yesterday The Yanks pushed ahpad | another Iti miles eaily today, taking Marburg, and were moving in on Rauschenberg, eight miles farther north and 196 miles southwest of Berlin. o BOND j)RIVE TO (Continued From Page One) the usual eight in two mouths to 12 during three months, and by crediting the full amount of regular savings for three months toward individual quotas, we have a 1 fairer program than in any pieced-j lug campaign.’’ Meetings have been held in every industrial county of the state I enlisting both management and ■ labor committees in the drive. The [ treasury is approaching the bor-| rowing campaign realistically by i urging every employe to set his own post-war goal for war bond savings, is suggesting that the in-’ dividual formulate his own savings program in order to educate his > children, purchase a home or ar-j range a retirement income through I bond maturities.

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AMERICAN JET (Cuiiliuued from Pnge One) Dalto, 250 qtilps to the southeast. Tokyo ulso anuoitucpd today that •’about 60 enemy planes" raided Formosa for three and one halt hours Thursday, dropping bombs ou air fields and at Tainan, Takao and Taichu. Earlier today. Tokyo reported that "several” American carrierborne planes had attacked the |Kure naval base area on the southeast | coast of Honshu and southern Kyushu, One broadcast said that Okino Daito also was brought under the American bombardment. Tokyo radio meantime disclosed ' that Japanese "torpedo boat units' ’ had taken part in the attacks on the American naval forces. (The torpedo boats may have been the I "surface units" referred to in the | Japanese communique). Pacific fleet headquarters remainl ed silent on the enemy claims bat i said American warships and carrier planes damaged up to 19 Jap- ■ anese ships and destroyed 38 planes in bombardment of the Oki- [ nawa area Sunday through TuesI day. The bombardment, which inelud)ed a heavy attack on the submarine pens at Unten bay on Okinawa's west coast, continued yesterday, a Pacific fleet communique said.

j Japanese broadcasts said that I several American carrier planes i raided Kyushu. Shilkoku and HonI shu, three of the main enemy home I islands, today. The attack on Kyu- ! shu. southernmost of the Japanese ! mainland, was the second in as many days by carrier planes, acI cording 'to Tokyo. The raid on ; Honshu, the broadcast said. wa<s I centered in the Kure naval base area, which was heavily hit by ! planes from a task force on March i 19. ] Tokyo also reported that 130 Ami erican "jet” planes attacked the j southern and southeastern sectors of Kyushu yesterday (Japanese j time) and described the raid as bej ing aimed at Japanese airfields. It I was the first time that American | jet-propelled planes had been re- ! ported iu action in the Pacific theater. * . Enemy reports both from Tokyo

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radio and the Domi uewa »geu y claimed the ajr attacks on the Japanese home Islands aud the bombardment of the Yyukyus were in direct support of the landings in , the Kefamas. —„——.—o REDS REPORTED (Continued From Page One) |nf along two highways skirting Lase Neusiedler southeast of Viep- ■

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i na. There appeared little piospect that the disorganized, retreating Geiinatis could hall the Russian ■ drive short of the border, or even at Vienna's last ditch defence line I anchored on Lake Neusiedler, the Hungarian town of Soprou and fjratisiava, capital of Slovakia. The defense line curves to within 20 miles of Vienna and may be' reached by the Red army within | the next 48 hours. ___

(The OWI said a dispatch iu the | Swedish Svenska Dagbladet reported that a state of emergency had ; been declared in Vienna and the | city's outer fortifications alerted.) j Far to the north, medieval Danzig on the Baltic appeared about to | fall to another Soviet army group, I the second White Russian. Ine second army group cleared all westlent Danzig yesterday and captur-’d ! the modern Polish port of Gydnia, | nine miles to the north.

THURSDAY, MARCH 29

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