Yugoslav Partisans Pontime Marshes Smash Way Across Flooded by Nazis Hungarian Border To Protect Rome the Associated Press. Bj the Associated Press, LONDON, Oct. 30.—The Yugoslav WITH THE AMERICAN 5th Partisan radio announced today ARMY IN ITALY, Oct. 29 (De- that guerrillas had pushed their way across the Hungarian border in layed).—The Germans have flood- bloody fighting with the Nazis and ed 10 square miles of the famous tonight other Partisan forces were Pontine marshes near Rome which the Germans in reported battling Benito Mussolini reclaimed in his the Fiume-Triestp irea after join- to land to the ing up with a strong group of Italian plan give people. patriots. This was but one of the many DNB. the German news agency, in obstacles the tightening German de- e broadcast from Berlin, gave tacit fense was preparing for Rome, which admission of the scope of the Yugo- may be expected to fall this year, slav-Italian opposition, declaring but only after many bloody battles that “mopping-up operations" are fought across Central Italy. -1 against the guerrillas in the north- Rugged mountains stand before east comer of Italy "is progressing, the American 5th and British 8th WALTER BROWN with 500 captured and 1,600 killed,” [' Armies. South of the Apennines Hearing Aid Specialiei j but added, “in Dalmatia the guer- there are two routes of only ap- 815 17th 8t.tf.JL 8CITE *81 rilla war still continues.” j proach to Rome, and both are lei. RE. 10RO _S A communique broadcast hy the THEIR BUSINESS IS BULLETS—A woman guerrilla (right) and two male companions, members dominated by towering mountains Arad FREE book. Explala FREE I toot. | Yugoslav Army of Liberation said of Gen. Draja Mihailovich's Yugoslav forces which have been battling Nazis in Yugoslavia, rest which must be swept clean of the Partisan forces crossed into Hungary between battles, according to caption material accompanying this picture, radioed from Bern, enemy before troops can advance in tfamo ! from Zagorye Province, north of the valleys. Switzerland. The woman holds a rifle and carries a cartridge belt around her neck. Three Zagreb, and were engaging the Cold and heavy rains already are Addrooo j are from a leather belt waist. enemy. hand grenades suspended at her —A. P. Wirephoto. complicating the Army’s problems Nazi Column Defeated, of combat and supply. Chilling au- mean a monarchic type of govern- In Dalmatia, the communique tumn winds are adding to soldier “DOCTOR” CLARK CONGRATULATED—Lt. Gen. Mark W. ment and not the King. said a German column was defeated present discomfort. Italy He agreed with the general Italian Name Clark, commanding general of the 5th Army, is congratulated after 10 hours of bitter fighting in (Continued From First Page.) Congress May the 5th is Specializing in that the King failed in his Nevertheless, Army Senatore Benedetto Croce, and on which 150 were opinion by philosopher politician, about Nazi soldiers keeping up steady pressure against and 8th Armies the duty by permitting the Fascists to awarded the of doctor of killed or wounded. gave the 5th the Germans in the Volturno being honorary degree political sci- seize power 21 years ago, but took Upper Perieel Tire Partisans of Gen. Broz shortest front across the Italian Quezon's Successor; ences at the of He Josip River Once the University Naples. is the third nonacademic the position that the King was not region. through tTitot were aided in Dalmatia by have held at any peninsula they wholly responsible. Upper Volturno line, the Allies will person to receive the award in 75 years at the university. DIAMONDS 20 Allied planes bombed were whjc'n time since they joined. force the Germans to fall back be- —A. P. Photo via Signal columns near Metkovic. Regency Believed Acceptable. Term Ends Nov. 15 Corps Radiophoto. And complete line of standard enemy Ston, Spreading across to the Adriatic, hind the flooded Garigliano River and other communities near Croce said hp believed a regency and all-Americon made watches. Split line, which may be hinged on the this front is only 91 miles long, on would be acceptable to the majority B> the Associated Press. Knin, 45 miles north of Split, the ancient city of Cassino. Columbia Alumni Club Roosevelt Greets Shop at the friendly store— the basis of the latest announced of Italians, while admitting that the Congress may be asked soon to communique related. you're always greeted with « points captured and also is virtually industrial masses of Northern help the Philippine Government-in- The present series of attacks is Gen. Tito's communique said the Italy To Hear Kefauver on smile—with no obligation to exile over rocks— swinging like a hinge to the west Chiang Birthday buy. Chetnik leader, Gen. Djukanovic, the shortest possible front any- showed a tendency toward "So- sharp political the future of against Mount San Croce, a Dr. Grayson N. Kcfauver, former President Roosevelt congratulated was while where the of the Italian cialism and Communism." presidential ailing 3,000- Account! Invited who captured recently along leg Generalissimo Charge out a Manuel L. Quezon. foot, extinct volcano overlooking the dean of the school of education at Chiang Kai-shek last on the side of the Germans boot. However, he pointed that fighting night on the occasion of the latter's regency would not mean an end to Under the islands’ own constitu- Garigliano Valley. With Allied in Montenegro, had died of wounds Stanford University and now as- 57th At present the front extends the of tion Mr. Quezon’s term as president control of the volcano, thp Ger- birthday anniversary, express- N. Cor. A dispatch from Cairo, where the aspirations any Republican sociated with the American Council Wurlzburger from Mondragone on the coast to a will end officially November 15. mans would be forced back to ing confidence that justice and pe?/:e Yugoslav government-in-exile has group, as he said it would leave put- pro- St. 7 miles inland, thence 18 his fellow Vice tect their flank. on Education, will discuss the will be achieved for the Chinese Ml c fl.w. point room for a full play of Republican ting exile, President prob-j its headquarters, said the forces of lems of the "Educational under ■muummumumMmHH miles north-northeast to Pietravai- mechanisms in Sergio Osmena, into the office. Recon-1 people his leadership. Gen. Draja Mihailovich now con- governing. Once through the Garigliano line, rano, 5 miles northeast to Raviscan- struction of Europe" at a trolled areas the King Victor’s abdication would be The exile-government hasn't de- the Allies can then begin their di- dinner) large throughout ina. 7 miles east to Piedmonte meeting of the Columbia Univer- interior of and added a prerequisite to the creation of a cided what course it will take— rect “drive on Rome. A western j Yugoslavia, d'Alife. 10 miles northeast to Bo- sity Alumni club of Washington that local courts now' were function- regency. whether to try to keep Mr. Quezon highway swings down to skirt the at) jano, 10 miles north to Molise, 18 6:30 p.m. tomorrow at Schneider's and the Croce cited two Italian precedents at the government's helm for the sea at Formia. Mountains over- ing Yugoslav flag flying miles northeast to Montefalcone and Cafe, 427 Eleventh street N.W. over public for this, however, naming Kings duration of the war or to let him look the road, giving the Germans buildings. from Montefalcone 16 miles William Roy Vallance, president Assemblies finally Carlo Alberto and Victor Emman- pass into retirement. Of course, control of this approarh. Once Operate. along the Trigno River to the Adri- of the club and secretary’ general of Gen. Tito's uel I. no regular election can be held. past Formia. the highway swings Previously partisans atic. the Inter-American Bar Associa- had that Veces—Democra- Other Italians said that if Filipinos themselves are divided inland through hills and then reported the dips a The bitterness over whether Mr. tion. will give report on his trip tic assemblies—W'ere operating in very of the oppo- King attempts to retain his throne Quezon should again to the sea at Terracina, 20 s. ion the Germans around be at the of their to Rio de Janeiro last summer to liberated territory. put up he will have the powerful though kept top govern- miles from Formia—another critical the 8th ment or should attend the association's conference. The Berlin radio told of guerrilla Army's bridgehead over the invisible support of former Fascists step down for Mr. bottleneck—but beyond there the River on the eastern end of Osmena. activity in Greece, saying that Trigno who amassed wealth and property road leads direct to Rome along the The war we’re in is the war to the line led a officer to ob- It was Mr. “mopping up" operations were con- high under Benito Mussolini and whose Quezon, himself, who old Appian Way. win! Buy War bonds! bands of Greek serve that “there is every indication of their worked for the constitutional change Ahef/oa tinuing against only hope retaining fortunes the is which the patriots and adding that "the booty enemy just completing the lies with the King. put exiled government on its captured iiwluded not only Amer- withdrawal of rear guards to very- present spot. By amendment, the defensive and in- their ican and British weapons but large strong positions Filipinos changed constitution tends before the war amounts of gold coins and United to defend with great deter- to provide that no [^"wher^Ar^Tomorrow^OpportimiliesT™ States dollars." mination the new and highly favor- 38 Indicted in one could be president more than a t,ookuujfat able line southwest from Chicago Permanent Position* NOW With The German extending eight years, broadcast com- you Vasto." Mr. Quezon, re-elected a 18 to 50? plained that it required long to full Sound Post-War Future! North of San term in Mrs. Norman Llovd a Lewis marches in the heat in the Salvo the Nazis four-year 1941, neverthe- Whether >«u are 18 or past .AO. you can uoalify burning As Grand graduate, says: "Now Sorial Ends less will in 4ust a few months for thousands of colorful hold an 800-foot hill which com- Jury complete eight successive Hostess of this beautiful day and in freezing cold at night opportunities open in Hotels. Clubs. Restaurants. mands the British lines. Having years November 14 and will have hotel, thanks to my Lewis ( ollege*. Also in War-time Housing. Food and to hunt out the Greek bands. training.” fukntfuM? concentrated great numbers of run the constitutional limit. Recreation protects—not "temporary jobs, bat Hit Communications. "Cafeteria Manager of this onportunitv-ful! important WELL-PAID POSI- mortars, field guns and machine Gambling Probe huge war plant Salarv in- TIONS in this most fascinating, essential business. creased .NO'*' since complet- The Partisan communique said were in a to guns, they position By the Associated Fress. ing Lewis Course.” derlares that forces from the Army of Lib- make an extremely strong stand. Wadsworth Named Coach Mr H. V. Kissinger Previous Experience Unnecessary CHICAGO, Oct. 30—The Cook eration were active in many scat- There appeared no room for doubt "Lore mv work as Executive Are sou a "horn'’ hostess or homemaker? Hare October ended Housekeeper All due to you business or office training? Now you can tered parts of the country, slashing that the Allied advance County grand jury would be its Lewis training.” say* Mrs. capitalize on the experience 'ou have gained in investigation of gambling Of Club Boxers L. L. at Nazi communication lines and slowed down and even today Boys' French. business, or in vour home, church or club. considerably by returning indictments transport centers as the people of forced to a temporary halt. This charging Jack Wadsworth, 25-year-old for- 38 policemen, police officials and Prepare in Spare Time at Home or Enter Evening Closses the small Balkan countries kept up appeared particularly true if the mer amateur boxing champion here, their battle the Germans alleged gamblers with conspiracy. ha.s Let America's first and nnlv exclusive Hotel School train sou. EARN while yon against rains continue and Gen. Sir Ber- been made boxing coach at LEARN. Nation-wide Placement Service FREE of extra charre “Certified Em- The while waiting for the main Allied nard L. Montgomery is unable to grand jury, whose inquiry Eastern Branch Bovs’ Club, Direc- ployee’s Plan’’ GUARANTEES you will “make rood’’ when placed. 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He now is turned in the shotgun of reported destroyed and the towns of gave them, it was said officially, "a slaying employed at the Navy Department. Martin “Sonny Boy'' Quirk. South Biskevac. Omorsra and Bistrica very important feature on very' high He also was a member of the Co- Side gambling lieutenant, 46 captured by troops of the Kozaraj ground which gives the 5th Army- per- lumbus University boxing team at sons in all were named. Brigade southwest of control of elevated areas on both one time. Zagreb. The sides of the jurors, who held night ses- Other Partisan units in Northwest Upper Volturno, and Wadsworth is over a sions and one precedent-shattering taking squad THE MODE THE IMPORTANT MEN'S CORNER Bosnia oestroyed a German bat- provides observation over the net- of 30 or more boxers at 24-hour conference in an effort to | the Boys’ talion. captured a radio station and work of roads due yvest.” Club complete their investigation in the weighing from 60 pounds up. Looking for furniture? Want to find an destroyed a 20-car military train, Besides giving them Ponte di j allotted month, questioned scores of the communique said. Raviscanina. a bridge over the occasional chair, a table or a sofa, or a witnesses ranging from policemen Upper Volturno, the drive gave to Mayor Edward J. Kelly. room of furniture that’s them also a number of villages. THE BEST WATER complete just Police Commissioner James P. During widespread aerial opera- End search Revenue Official Extends Allman, who was summoned before The Mode—For right? your by visiting tions six enemy planes were de- Regulation the jury three times, was reported Peerless. We’ve been famous for a stroyed. Two Allied planes were MAN CAN DRINK | long to have promised them he would Sales Commissions Rule missing. time for fine well built and “clean house." 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