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| “The battle was of the foot-slog ging type fought in-world war I, with the Americans fighting the samé kind of mud their fathers did,” McGlincy reported. “The ‘terrain of the battle area was the same Normandy hedgerow country in<which the previous battles have been fought. It was In-

dian type warfare, with no room for tanks to maneuver and with in-

2p i ropa center of the Marianas, into a mass tities of enemy food and Nazis Kept Off Balance as of flames. ~ {liad been seised asid 80. Japa A Ps ® American forces drove for- tanks (Avi of Kadied iE cans our on a line across the island for Saipan was invaded on- Jui | Americe gains tanging from 500 yards to| Heavy Liberatorf medium Over Top. ; a mile in a single day, indicating ells dnd Boston and Lig Hi en the heavy casualties inflicted on the! fighters joined in the (Continued From Page One) [Japanese were beginning to tell. |Noemfoor, where shore installa BA coy | Adm. Chester W. Nimitz an-| were shelled the night before | [aerial “support. A ‘lashing fain nounced that 8018. Japanese bodies. American -B-T bosts. : U. ‘8. forces Saturday took thei enemy air fields and set large fires

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: STRAUSS SAYS: IT'S ONE. DAY

NEARER VICTORY

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a «-» + battles in the orchards and fields Norman H. Davis ‘ lalong the éndiess’ hedgerows.” The drive was aimed in two di-

: " rections. One force took off at y 5:30 a. m., the other at 6:30 a. m: - 7. : The battle mounted in intensity : during the morning as. the Germans : FOR $6000 POST ioe themselves up against the : NX | same slashing attacks as those

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/ later mop-up. Personnel Chief, | Attack st Dawn Contin Woon a The front came to life just becarry on the nc ( ed From Page One) fore dawn. Doughboys crawled out functions of the|da nas informally sought a city Of their foxholes-and sloshed ahead.

tion until & new chairman hall personnel director for some Jeeps and mobile. guns "skidded I eT eT " |time. © 2 : alohig the muddy roads. All told;

Betves Home and Abroad = f Today, -however, ne 8aid it was the weather was the worst possible.

i like D-day, it was ood Gross. bo [DiS understandifig that Mr. Telforq [Bub this time, un headed the Red Cioss ings gh remain at city hall only un. [equally damagisig to both armies. period in which it was called til details of his extensive budget The attack may be the first blow [alterations have been approved by |i the expected full-scale allied ia offensive designed to knock out the 4 or's _ |German stronghold of Caen and yet get, turvey ad- | mash toward Paris, 150 miles to 8. Watson, has its eye on |the east. Lt. Gen. Sir Miles Chris-

Mr, Telford as the logical man to [toPher Dempsey's 2d British army

STORE IS CLOSED .salary and job changes rec- also was poised - for an offensive

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the role of “assistant to the mayor”.| Caen. :

Immediate objectives of any] without. too much difficulty, they Am ALIACKS: Were © ted to

be St. Lo and La Haye-Du Puits, SE TL west coast railway and highway FUND HIKE SLATED |= io RE . : quarters town. The Amegicans held

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tinued Fron 1 tions yesterday, the Americans capicon > ge One) tured Longraye, sefen miles northpriations would have to be ap- east of Caumont; Lampert, two and of {proved by the county council, a half miles northwest of Caumont; : state] Addison J. Parry, county council Chemin De St. Lo, four and a half le i . : March, 1921. Un« | president, said councilmen would miles northwest of Caumont; Bre- diapering Little Dapper Dan—Shortly t administration, (have to have complete details on | tel, thiree and a quarter miles narth- thereatter—a woman sent a note to us “the U. 8. delegation t0|the new staff Judge Rhoads intends east of St. Lo, and Hindehour, four —with a clipping—=the clipping told val conference init; appoint at higher salaries “be-|miles ‘east northeast of St. Lo : about the disgust of a New York Nursé— of the (fore we would eonsider appropriat-|D'Ourville, on the wést voast: with the statement of a careless, 193 ing any more money.” Bradley's 1st army includes -at - boastful man who claimed a record : and «we certainly wouldn't appropri- least two army corps and eight of} of 17 seconds in dia ing nine-power |ate- more money unless new mem- the 14 allied divisions known to be] - - and 3 took he ap0 Shing == SWE bers: of the staff were thoroughly in’ Normandy. 60 sechds— io prop nurse, ualifi “gi ry 1 Y sol. . : x oF Sn rs ed for the job Mr, Against the 200,000-odd allied so proceed od} np operly j She

-|stated.. diers in Normandy, German Mar- . e ; ah me The grand jury report stated that shel Erwin Rommel has massed atf ~*~ - ° 'genefally—who instead of being truly two boys, held at the detention least 15 divisions, with 11 of them| = holofd—are rea ust Thawing off— £7 __|homé for five months, had not been|—five SS elite panzer, two ordinary. . . ~~ and give out with what they (in their - » 9, 1878, at permitted to get sunshine and fresh |panser and four infantry—arrayed ~~ ignorance) call "efficiency." Across it Bedford county, Tenn. gir on a playground next to the de- against the British between Caen = was written—"this ought to deflate Vanderbilt and Seution. home building st 538 Eland Tlly-Sur-Seulles tg © 77 male ege”— New York st. 2 : : % BIR : Columbia,| ~ Although thie gfand jury did not] ~ 45 Tanks Destroyed New o¥rk|jist the details of its findings in the | Rommel all but broke off his

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He was a Membr of {formal repart, jurors today explained |counter-attacks against the British

jthat when they visited the home several weeks ago, they found evidence that the children there were not handled properly and that some of them had been mistreated. | Mrs. Love Benefeil, detention home superintendent, denied that

wedge. across the Odon river southwest of Caen Jast night and British

villette, hinge of the western flank of the wedge ind focal point of the German thrusts; to find it clear of the ‘enemy but heavily -boobytrapped. i

infantry patrols re-entered Brette-|

info a controversy with the ladies!

BUT—IF A MAN would send us a little - item that we saw—and his comments ~ {as indicated below)}—we would be glad to publish it~<The.news item concerns a Mr. Gibson from Missouri—=whe loaded

; any boys had been “imprisoned . their home to the north. jy. > ci al rom. $1000 to ; ; unnecessarily. : Ronald Clark, United Press war around the Wiedenhoft home. Teng ding Jo, location given The grand jury also described the | correspondent.” repdred - from the the. theory that pee tert ys had simultaneously E. New York st. quarters as “un-|front that at least 25 German tanks] the cou- imme the southern a ? were" ‘knocked out in yesterday's

unexplained, wis mo- | diately. prepare an Sabor te floral clared the entire juvenile home sit-|counter-attacks, compared With 40

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munity. » Meanwhile county commissioners went ahead with plans to-move the home out of the present condemned quarters to a newly renovated building owned by the county at 25th st. and Keystone ave. Commissioner Mendenhall said he . [expected the home to be moved to the new site by August 1.

U. S. EMPLOYMENT

The U. S. employment service will observe usual office hours, 8 A. M. to-5-P. M, tomorrow, July 4. Persons now not in essential employment; with of without experience, are - urged to make use of the

uation was a “disgrace” to the com- ony Saturday.

SERVICE OPEN JULY 4

“During yesterday morning; our Odon bridgehead was further strengthened,” Gen. Dwight -D. Eisenhower reported in his 55th communique of the invasion at 11

enemy's activity was on a reduceg

mauling he received Saturday. There were some enemy attacks, but they were firmly repulsed.” Altogether, the British have repulsed more than 25 enemy counterattacks since Wednesday night... With the smashing of the last enemy resistance on Cap De La

lied headquarters revealed that the Americans alone -have captured 43,000 German prisoners. The num-

a. m. (5 a. m. EWT) today. “The

scale, owing probably to the severe]

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ber taken by the British was not].

Mr. Gibson could do THAT with one hand eri glad (and there are thousands of Mr. a pombe gud big} 42 experienced nurse in diaperchanging—— with fingers on BOTH hands brokenal * (Oh, a miracle a man is" to men!) -

AND THE NEW YORKER tells about a soldier from New Zealand who was taking in the sights—As the cab approached the great wharfs—the soldier exclaimed—"look at the docks" —the taxi driver turned and said="them ain't ducks—those are seg gulls."

IN THE SAME MAGAZINE-—was a note about a cat that was on the ~. pay roll of a New York delicatessen store—{on Madison ave., if we

at Pawling, N. Y, Priday| holiday to visit the employment of- |disclosed, but was known to be in have to be specific)—she, the cat, : fice at 148 E. Market st. | the thousands. : 7 learned to sit on green bananas

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: AND IN ARCH WARD'S COLUMN EVENTS TODAY Orval Rodgers. 30. of 1Me ¥. — | BIRTHS (Chicago Tribune)—it said that fat

White Stree wih samp and ministerial Pennsylvania. Girls : girls preferred to be married by a ; Ihalans Cen ra) college. ; : h, Mary Anne Berry. at St. Francis. minister who lisped——because Indian gv Rd Margaret I NE anne Berry. af tame

2 - 1", - of 2854 Kenwood. Russel, Nettie Huston, at City. Ce the ceremony goes Hhusi— folove Mitchell, 48 of 944 -p | HODErt, Thera Meyers, a ity dh and cherish—in ‘thicknes : SarATNioy Msabeth ‘Bodary, 48, of Merle, Loulle Nay. ai Meibodist ~=and in health!" ! arold, Betty Thomas, at Met : < Robert ‘Underwood Sautter, 3f, =a na- | Thomas, Eleanor Towderly, at Methodist.

val e; Virginia Belle Mit Teserve; 3 iEiDle.- . ittendort, | Chelsia, Priede Bemis, at Emhardt.

31, of 3830 N uN Walter; Bessie Napier, at 834 River, . IN THE NEW YORK TIMES—under Tse ne naciaite Snort afiiad:|. aE Maye the heading of "Signs of the Times"== = “i. oth. a, 100. Rosematy Brana. at-&t_Francis, | Sprmseep Dipl ‘the writer questions the statements. it g e Lopossa, 27, of 1120 Belle- Edward, Cauline Harris, at St. Francis “that in all the | ste ne: : rence DeHoney Burels, Julius, Geneva Macherly, at St. Francis. 5 world there ; eo sinibred ; , Helen Mennel, at" Bt Francis, certainties "He mentions the 3 Bdwin Snyder, 30. of 620 . | John, Ruby Carleston, at Oity.. 2 rg fron: Hasel Maris’ Linebetry, 11. of | Lesnord, Fanny Ty c : 1 5 certainties of prayer—the glistening Joseph Anthony Karibo, 21; of 889 N. ©x«| Donald. 5 at . ’ beauty of a sunrise—the strong helping oni] Sor; Betty Jans Giton, 30, ‘of 301 8. | Sermon, Mal : . ~ hand of a neighbar in the hour of | James M. , 38, of 705 N. W i View b. Gc. Bessie Blanton, at Emhardt. *) 3 : distressethe : of a ood woman di 4 3 Ban ois. is Wwner. ul Emnagat. ton We would respectfully ike fo add the. allace Merion \ “Myers, a orade. y that at 4 “Norma dean Ransrason, 10, of Th R| oo DEATHS . alarndl geritinyy : is unfolding : Allan 8: Harper, 1, of 33 8. Eyal ra dacch Kinder Smith. 80. at 2000 Breok-l = =~ us—lifting ey Cn sot Pract, arama Re Hutchison, 4, at Metho : a i : ; Sor. 63, 0 ols Por Yor a of ¥ armiide Ben ilies, 88, as, f so ! % i “17's pd tis Woods” 1, V5 i508 Ann Co! 8 at 188 net AT ONE DAY oll. 38, Wash: | Mabel Lowe. 71, at 1838 N. Tiinois, sere- NEARER at on frmds Brent Lk at wm wel CC VICTORY" " TR ‘ i a A Sh ; ‘ 7 %