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us, those patriots,” he said. “They had a feast to celebrate our safe landing and they kept on feasting us all through the week we were there in their hands, doing what they told us to do. They even produced some excellent cigars for me.” The co-pilot and the radiomangunner, a Brooklyn Irishman,

were allowed to remain together but the first pilot, a Montana lad on his eighth bombing mission, was purposely isolated from them for security reasons. . “I wouldn't believe it if I hadn't been there,” said the first pilot. “They took me out walking in daylight as well as at night. I went shopping in the stores several times and once I even went bicycling for two hours. “It sure was funny, sitting in those restaurants with German "soldiers, including some’ officers, all around us. I just. képt my mouth shut and nodded my head at the right times, as if I understood what my companions were say-

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Flak Ends Mission The Americans’ adventure realiy began when Luftwaffe shells

The explosion of the plane diverted the Germans’ attention long enough for the men to get into hiding. The bombardier later was forced to give himself up because of his wounds; another wounded man was captured and a third informed on by a traitor. The trio. now in Sweden heard these facts through the grapevine. How the fourth living men was captured they do not know. “And if I could tell you everything that happened that week you wouldn't believe it,” the radioman said, “Anyway, it was "the best furlough I've had since I joined the army. I want to go back there after the war. Yes, sir . . . I want to.go back and see those people who saved my life” N

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are posible at several points on the continent. : THAT Commander-in-Chief Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower “will be able, to spring some surprises when he starts.” SN | THAT even reduction recently in the activity of the royal air force (prior to the last 48 hours) is a! prelude to the big show. Rumors are about in Germany| that the attack will begin the “week {

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before the full moon,” although it is frankly admitted by officials at! the same time that the “allies will succeed up to the very last hour in keeping secret both the zero hour and the invasion’s immediate objective.” As the German temperature rises, {warnings are being issued through| {the press and on the air that Ger-| ' man soldiers must fight as they have

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permit the elevator to" go on down. . . .” He learned the importance of safety gates. Ruth Weller, who works at the cigar stand at the Severin hotel, doesn’t honk her horn at pedestrians since the wintry day ablast from a passing motorist caused her to slip on the icy pavement and fall in the path of an automobile. And Mrs. J. H. Hawkins Crawfordsville put a railing eon her basement stairway after she fell ‘down the steps during canning season. =

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and flak struck their Liberator so |at Kokomo. iself to new and unprecedented or-| violently that the pilot thought | The two men had gone to dinner yeqis, the ship was going over on its | together last night to observe Mr. | German nerves have been frayed back. That ended their bombing Price's birthday. [further by the recent direction of | mission right there—short of the =~ The accident occurred about 11ajjied bombing efforts toward rail- | target. p. m, According to police Mr. Price way centers. and strong points in “Just about one more hit and was driving Mr. Boyce's car east pas de Calais, the region in norththat old B-24 would have fallen on 32d st. and struck a northbound ern France where the allies might apart in the air,” recalled the first | College ave. streetcar operated by normally be expected to launch an pilot. {Louis Cassady, 1005 Edison pl. linvasion attempt. “Two - engines had been shot | The two men. had been friends| Every big night raid in this area away and the third was almost |since they worked at the U. 8. Rub- and every great American day raid windmilling. We salvoed some of ber Co. Mr. Boyce was head of the has come to be regarded as the pos-|" our bombs but the plane was so ~mailing department but resigned sible beginning Fegan thing.” going to be smothered an badly, shot up it couldnt clear Feb. 16. Mr. Price had worked in| The jitters have even extended Avalanche of force. : them all, the mailing department and had|down to Italy, where the Germans] One possible danger in this situ“We began to drop, 2000 feet a |quit his job a week ago yesterday. have convinced themselves that a ation is that the German-occupied minute, and even with both of us | Mr. Boyee came to Indianapolis new allied offensive is about to be-| countries, and the allies themselves, | gq q)jeq. : ae fighting like madmen, we couldn't | from Kokomo yesterday and was|gin and are frantically attempting, |™a¥ become nentally stale through - Milk. You'll know keep her up. There was nothing [staying at the Spencer hotel. by extended patrol activity, to keep this long series of lalse alarms. WORKING ‘ON THE RAILROAD id | The attitude adopted by soldiers KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 19 (U.! yo!

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