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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1943-10-08 I ary e nina llate SSI).. and Ins ~er, has RI).. Ration Calendat Ill., re­ PROCESSED FOODS stamps U. V and W expire Oct. 20; X, Y and Z expire Nov. 20; MEAT brown stamps !.It. C and D. Book 3, expire Oct. 30; SUGAR stamp 14 Mild and and HOME CANNING stamps 15 and 16 expire Oct. 31: SHOE stamp No. 18 valid indefinitely; FUEL On; THE DAILY "" IOWAN lowa:LiUle chan,e in temperature. sity per. 1 coupons '43-'44. expire Jan. 3. '014. his- Iowa City's Morning Newspap,!,r . in THE A880ClATED ..lSI TIll AIIIOCIAHD rHSS sity FmCENTS IOWA CITY. IOWA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1943 VOLUME XLIV NUMBER 12 lear ives ncil LOOKING FOR DEAD, WOUNDED ON SALERNO BEACH 'ved art ia te lOrd Russians .' Renew Offensive .. 1 frack - Ger~an ' Dnieper Line, Interpreting- . Nazis End Retreat in Italy, &1 ;-+ of the Sweep · Nazis From Caucasus The War Take Stand on 125-MileFront ling of By EDW ABO KENNEDY LO'DO , Friday (AP)-'rhe Red 81'I1IY has crllcked the. News .. Inty vaunted Gel'lnlln Dnieper rivel' line to stabliHh HIl'e' w ·t bank ALLJED HEADQ ARTER, ALGIER' (AP)-The Gel'­ lay. bridg 'heads abo\' and bcluw Kim', Itas driven two daUl{CL'OU8 man ' hav rushed an armored division to the Adriatic coa t and p is wedge!; tlll'oug-h the L e ningrlld-Vit eb~k front, and has .'wept th By KlRKEL.* * SIMPSON * have opened a bitLer battle against thc British Eighth army, end­ I in Germans out of the Cauc!lslIs in /l smashing rencwnl of its great Associated Press War AnalYllt ing th ir 300-mile r h'eat and fina]]y taking.a stand against the offensive, Moscow announced eaJ'ly today. tdvancing alLi .' along a 125-mile front acros, Italy. 1943 A new and grave crisis has de­ = 'moothly merging' their summer ch'l\'e into an even more wide­ Alter a slow withdrawal since the aUies first invaded the Italian veloped for the Nazis in Russia, 'preatI autumn offen. ive threatening laruer disa tel's fOl' the mainland with the landing of Gen. Sir Bernard Montgomery's enemy, RUl;!'ian tr op (;l'oSSE'd the Dlli pel' to .'tabli~h tlte three threatening their whole northern Eighth al'my at Reggio Calabria Sept. 3, the German- army ap­ bridgeheads despite furious (Jerman (JoulllcL'-attlleks and now ,LrC flank to the Baltic. oarently has entl'enched' itself for a strong stand and i determined e.xtendinl-{ th III "step by st p," 1I 'oviet eommuniqlle said. A major Russian offensive is to make the united nation pay a dear price for their next major All German eounter,attacks were" repulsed with heavy losses." under way in the Velikie Luki­ lbjective Rome. • "Moseow said of t he drive that threatens to trap hundreds of thou· Novosokolniki-Nevel t ria n g 1 e, (Jean Herold Pl\quis, military 'commentator on the German­ ,ands of G rmans in the river loop and force anotnel' German north of the Dnieper Hne. Nevel !ontl'olled PariI' radio, slIiel in a broadcast recorded by The As­ locillted Pl'e S that Montgomery wa brinrring up American units ON All' ERRAND OF MERCY, utter bearers of the alUed forces comb the beaches at Salerno, lookln&' for withdraWlIl--tbis time into already has been captured. Ru- '11 the advance up the eastern That is the most critical sector lead and wo.unded. comrades. The picture has Just b~en released. U. S. Navy Photo. mania Rnd Poland. illOres of Italy. These units, PH­ More than ,000 G rl1lllllS fell of the long eastern front for the . in two days' bitter figbtinf7 at :tui said, were not taking part • 1 Germans. Linked with Russian in the. present fighting and Starving, Short of Ammunition- , )ne bridgehead, the communi, Nazi Mine . thrusts coverging on the Viteook Ille said, as the GCl'mans stt'ovc might be "the 1irst elemento . I gateway just' to the south above , "at all costs to hold up the Soviet J for an allie~ operation aimed at the Orsha bend of the Dnieper, the p" advance." the Balkans." . Ja. 5 'Evacuate :\1116 Air' B Attacking now along a 2,000- Kills Scores fall'of Nevel could crack the Ger- ase (A Reuters dispatch from Stock­ ~ , ." ' I mile front instead of the previous ------~-----~, -. -· ---~~--· -.~I -------- I man tront apart. It could send the holm Thursday saId Lleut. Gen. 800-mlle area, the Russians also whole northern flank to Leningrad captured Nevel in an offensive George S. Patton Jr.'s Seventh 60 miles above Vitebsk, White In, Naples back In precipitate retreat to avoid army was jn Italy, probably mass· being cut off from the rear. REeports · d Globe-Girdling Senator Urges Russia, and punched out a nin~­ ing to strike at· the Balkans.) ~!~4rthHur By NOEL MONKS mile gain southeast of Leningrad Trap Set ' Lonr A,o The Germans were disclosed at ulemy. as vacua te ' , , . on the long-dormant Volkhov Dlstrlbutcd by The Associa&ed The Velikie-Luki trap was set allied headquarters yesterday to Iront. Press by the Russians long ago. They NAPLES (AP)-One of tile be rushing the fortJfication of the Halfof Kolombangara , Nevel prln,board that cornel' of the vital rail u.s. Use of, Siberian Bases war', "eatest atrocities w.a took Volturno river line north of Naples Nevel can serve the Russians j)erpertra&ed aralnst the Nea­ triangle last winter, only to allow as a springboard for a plunge to­ against Lieut. Gen. Mark W. Severed Supply Lines WASHINGTON (AP) - The future use may be "just as essen­ poutans by the Germans yes­ that front to lie dormant until now. Clark's American Fifth arl1lJ(, senate, afforded a bomb bay view ward LatVia, 70 miles to the west, terday when a delayed action tial to our security as battleships and its importance was empha­ At Nevel, Rild armies are in close whIch reported continued dogged for~ed ,Withdrawal; of the fighting frontll in reports or divisions'" and indispensable to mine containing scveral hun­ . striking distance of Polotsk in progress despite extensive Nazi from three globe-girdling mem­ the growth of commercial avintlbn. sized Py Marshal Stalin in an order 1 dred, tons of hllh expl08lve. Allies Harass Refugees of the day. The communique also rear of the Vitebsk gateway baa­ demolitions and a heavy fain bers, heard an estimate from one 3. Too much American gasoline planted in the ba~ement qf tile tion. They have ruptured direct which left the battlefield Srtggy. yesterday that a million American is being made available to civilians pointed out ihat the Germans had pO!ltoffice baUd!"" went off. ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN fortified the city and surroundint rail and road connections between A military spoj(esman at head­ lives can be saved in cPnquering In north Africa. Existing sources . S II of Italian clvlllans, In­ THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC, area for two years. Nazi forces west of the Dnieper quarters said that the Germans Japan if Russia will open Siberian of crude rubber in the Orient cludln, many women and ohll­ and those in northwestern Russia. Friday (AP)-Starving and short bases to allied bombers. In the Caucasus the Russians dren. were blown to pieces as were believed to be holding the should be increased. A quick Nazi retreat in the north, Volturno line "in some strength." 01 ammunition, the Japanese ap­ Senator Lodge (R-Mass) one of Investl,ate OWl had reached the "mopping up" the whole pavement in the Via stage after toppling the last Ger­ even Nazi evacuation of Esthonia On the Adriatic coast the Ger~ wently have abandoned their the group who reported behind 4. Propaganda activities of the Armondo Dlaz was flung- Into and much ot Latvia, could result. office of war information in for­ man strongholds on the Taman the air. mans attacked the advancing Brit­ principal air base of Vila and, at doors which were locked agains't The push to Nevel likely is the ish and Canadians of the Eighth the public and tile press for the eign countries raise "many doubts" peninsula to liberate that area. Praotlcally every person 011 ronsiderable cost in lives and The communique said SovIet air­ actual beginnIng ot another Rus­ army with tanks and infantry in first time since June, 1942, gave and the policy should be investi­ the Round flcor of the post­ sian winter offe.nsive. It will at ships, have fled the entire south­ this estimate in a review dealing gated: men were sinking fleeing German office- was killed as well as the Termoli area. and the fi rst troops by the boatload in the nar­ least merge into real winter fight­ assaults were beaten off, yester­ ern half of Kolombimgara island in largely with the toughness of the 5. American field commanders many clvmans walkinl' In the ing. always advantageous in the fighting in the Pacific. are "learning fast from experi­ row Kerch strait between the street a block away. People also day's allied communIque an· the Solomons, General MacArthur Caucasus and the Crimea, while past to tpe Russians. if it is nounced. While the session was secret, ence" and are not repeating mis­ were killed In adJolninr build­ sustained only for two or three lIlDounced today. Evacuation of takes; equipment, food and medi­ Soviet ground troops killed or cap­ Ing-s. The line which the German high the rest of the island is in progress, many members talked freely about weeks. command has chosen as its new it afterward and some said they cal care is good but the men want tured enemy remnants unable to The explosion occurred at take Country • • • saw no reason for the secrecy.
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