Ondcftlld Lindern Is Captured by American Troops

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Bomb Depot Blast I All Super-Forts Lindern Is Captured b i m a 4 Return to Base M i < ' /V By American Troops; After Tokyo Hit . .for that someone [Results o f Attack j V a / l O / l G i V C t l Battle Inside Beeck Observed BccflUftc oi i Cloud Cover; Targets | Full Control Survivors o f Garrison at Rayon Satin or In Industrial Area o f Churchill Reveals Cut Lindern Captured with G ty; Getting Fore Over Device Town; First Army Cap- Rayon Crepe Gowns taste o f Campaign. In Lend-Lease Slated I lures Lamersdorf and ISordcn Turns Over All _____ ’V'"" ........ •■—II..—— By The A.s^iated Press Grosshau and Emerges Pastel Print or plain colors. Plain tailored; PiUent Rights, Mod others trimmed with lace, All Super-Fortresses which Far-Reaching Trade Britain tO Gct , F****'” Hiirigen Forest Iparticipated in the third B-29 els and Designs of rangement lumle by I Pinelands; Coiinter-At* ] strike on Tokyo "Wednesday His Famed Bombsight. ■ night returned to their base, Britain and America; N o IrOH. StCcl ' tacks in Center Fail. la 20th A ir Force communi- To Rebuild Exporting. ^ $3-98 to $6.98 Ique said today. In the three New York, Nov. 30— m — All London, Nov. 30.—</P)— patent rights, models and designs I raids on Japan’s capital, two London, Nov. 30.—</P)— L e i l d - L e a S C Ninth Army Americans cap of the famed Norden bombsight ] Super-Forts have been lost. Prime Minister Churchill re- ------- tured Lindern and fought have been turned over to the street by street through [The crew of one of these was vealed today a far-reaching ; Halting I rescued by a destroyer. United States government by Carl o f Sliipmeiit4v blrming Beeck today up the Anti-Aircraft Fire Meager L. Norden, The Netherlands In British-American trade ar- .. ^ ventor. rangement whereby, after Alter Jan. 1 Means railroad to Munchen Glad- W Returning airmen reported that A terrific explosion at an R. A. F. bomb depot near Burlon-on-Trent, England, caused this damage bach in the great Allied of I anti-aircraft fire was meager and Norden made the announcement at an adjoining plaster works, where the collapse of a building crushed 31 employes. ( Picture by ra the defeat of Germany, lend- Drastic Downward I inaccurate. Results were not ob- last night at the annual dinner of dio from London to New York). lease would be cut nearly in fensive cracking the Roer I served because of a cloud cover. the American Society of Mechani Revision of 1945 Aid. river line before Cologne and It was a moonlight raid but cal Engineers. He was given the half but Britain would pay Diisseidorf. Survivors of the Elite society's HnlleF medal, awarded cash for American materials I heavy clouds prevented bombar- Washington, Nov. 30.— —The SS garrison of strategic Lindern jdiers from sighting the target and annually for "som^ great and intended for eventual re-export were captured with the towns 14H unique act o f genius of engineer United StatesV from .England. Ha .imerlng home United States plans to halt lend- I precision instruments were used. Three-Fold Possibility miles from the Prussian arsenal Targets were the Industrikl area ing nature that has accomplished Britain's necessity for. and inten lease shipments of iron and steel and rail city of Munchen Glad- I o f Tokyo where some of Japan's a great and timely public benefit." tion of, rebuilding her largely- to Britain Jan. 1. bach. He said he turned over the Gets Support vanished export trade, the prime ■ heaviest war-making industries are This means a drastic downward Most of Garrison Hilled Iconcentrated. bombsight patents and designs to In Red-Yugoslav Drive minister told Commons that "it is Most of the Beeck garrison the government "for the prover no part of the Icnd-leaae act to revision of the war aW program A medium sized force partici- for 1945. were killed; the stragglers fled to Ipated-—less than half the sizeable bial payment of one dollar in each For Open Sky provide general relief, or to pro ward nearby Wurm. instance.” vide for post-war reconsHwtlon It was announced ofllclally today I forces of the two previous B-29 Stalin Confirms Offen in a statement summing up lengthy The First Army at the south ■ attacks. Highest Award to Budd or to aid our export trade. ; Rebel Troops Britlsh-American lend-lease con ern end of the critical 25-mile Fire-scarred Tokyo, its defenses The society's highest award, the Worl<I Air Conference give About Which Ger Shall Pay for Added Supplies front on the Cologne plain cap Children’s and Ladies’ ASME medal, went to Eklward G. ferences Just concluded here. They ■ admittedly penetrated twice in five "W e shall pay cash for any ad res'ilti'd in a $5,600,000,000 pro tured Lamersdorf and Grosshau Budd, Philadelphia manufacturer Studies Showdown on man Radio Has Been ■ hours Wednesday (U. S. time) by ditional supplies we may wish to gram for shipments to Britain dur and emerged from the Hurtgen OndcFtlld I Super-Fortresses, is getting a fore- for "outstanding eagineering' Keep Canada take from the United States for forest pinelands. Lieut. Gen. achievements" in stainless and Conflicting Views on Speaking for Week. ing 1945—a cut of almost 50 per Mktens and ■ taste of a campaign "to destroy the export purposes," he declared. cent under comparable figures for Courtney H. Hodges' troops ■ heart and the nerve centers of lightweight steel. Control o f Airways. He added that the removal of fought a see.saw battle for an Dr. Lillian Moller Gilbreth of this year. Scarfs and Fascinators I Japan's war machine." Bulletin! Tense Today uncertainti’■ should make it pos Anxious To Restore Exports I..OSS Inde liver bridge at Inden, win Gen. H. H. Arnold, command- Purdue university, whose home is ning it, losing It. and then regain- Gloves Ch'cago, Nov. 30.—(IPt—The London, Nov. 30.— (/P)— sible for exporters to lay plans Elimination of cost-free ship- . in all wool or mixture of wool and cotton. Square or lin g general of thp Arm y A ir forces, Montclair, N. J„ reqeiyed the so- now "with assurance" that they monts of steel and some other "raw ! *''g the western enJ of the small An Wool Mittenii or niovis in solid FOR G l ^ horn 3 to 14 World Air conference today stud Russian troops have captured long styles in wanted colors. ■ placed that interpretation last King’s Government Ap' could become effective after the and semi-fabricated materials" to i •nlom or Jacquard designs. (Contlnoed on Page Two) I night at Kansaa City on a gather ied a showdown by the United Eger, 60 miles northeast of parently Saved from war with Germany ends. Britain is made possible by decreas- I center of the western i n g drive which has put bombers States and Great Britain, with the Budapest in Hungary, Mar Churchill said that after Ger ing war demands on Britain’s own | the U. S. Third Arm y held [over Tokyo on three days within American delegation playing as a shal Stalin announced tonight fOveUhrow in Conscrip many's defeat England hoped to steel industry, it was learned. It I a series of counter- ■ a week. be a^le to cut the Icnd-leaae inflow A Gift that gets a Cinderella Cottons trump card support- of ita.open has been ordered Into effect Jan. 1 1 trpm- the Siegfried $ 1 .0 0 to Raroiflcatlons of A ir W a r 13 Jap Ships in an order, of .the day. Eger tion Change Crisis. from America by about half. in order to smooth the w*ay for re- j 1” Vj* Saar, guarding roada Thia air war on Japan "had warm welcome! $1.00 to $2.98 Of Dan River’s Starspun* sky views expressed by many of is an important station on Churchill said also that his conversion of British industry to ; ■ these ramifldatlons; the 54 nations. the Budapest-Miskolc railway aiatement had been agreed to "al civilian production on an "equitable j Karlsruhe, Coblenz and Fires started Wednesday raged Ottawa, Nov. SO—(J’)—The par Sunk in Yank Both sides in the Anglo-Ameri most sentence by sentence by our basis" with reconversion in this Frankfurt. These gay Cinderella frocks lead a chartped I for a considerable time in Tokyo. and a link in communications liamentary phase of Canada's con American colleagues." Therefore country. The British are anxious German Defense stiffens $ 1.69 life. They're made of Dan Rlver’a Starapun* Incensed Tokyo radio announcers can deadlock over provisions for through a pass in the Matra setting up initial traffic quotas scription crisis approached solu he declined to expand on it when to reconvert in order to begin re The Germans stiffened before In precious new pantel plalda and checks ■ fumed that any Yank flier who par- mountains to central Slo tion today, with Prime Minister questioned.

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