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Impson and Amencan break·through'!, It is expllndlng allied bridgeheads east Associated fress War Analyst southward on the front 01 the un­ of the Rh ine is alrf'ady lost. That Moscow Announces. More Significant thlln the depth stoppabl American Third army gulling Third anny prong is on the U. S. Navy Fails t,\acArthur's La ..st First Army Forces Three.Pronged Drive to which allied armies have lunged that the most critical situation is verg or a br akout mto id al tank Iowan beyond the Rhine are the reports taking shape. Patton's tanks by warlar terrain that leads dir cOy To Mention Jap {"ommunique T.lls .. .. 1Ir Thrust 35 Miles drifling back [rom aJ) sectors ot conservative estimate are nearly to Nurnberg. Regen ~bt'rlt nnd e\'en Toward Germany I Repom of Landings Only of Air Attacks 8eve.aUl ...." cross JU\.1neto Beyond Bridgehead coo fusion ilnd uncertainty in Nazi 50 mHes en t of the Rhine. With Munchen (Munich). While ' the Mcome seventh in drive on width ot th(' Third army break­ L ON D ON (AP)-Hus!-lian ranks. the Aschatfenburg bridge over the MANILA, Tu6da,. (AP) ~rlin. PARI ,Tu sday (AP)-The They do not yet approach the main river southeast 01 by-pIIs~ed through IS not entirely clear, there tank spearheads, pur S 1L i n g American invasion of eebu, one of Am rienn, venth army hurdled point of morale disintegration In Frankfurt seized intact, the r I' are Berhn intimatio that the mauled enemy forces acrO<;s B LLETlN Ute two main Philippine islands Tok,.o ndlo reports U. S. land­ German armies although that Is eems little chance that Palton American Sev nth army on its Inlls on Cebu. the Rhine 'erly yrsterday, join. western Hungary, roc d within WASm NGTON, Tue da,. slill In Japan e hands, was re­ in!\' i% otbl'r alii d Irmi in tb broadty hInted at in some [ront can be barred out of the we. tern MUth ,flank is II ady moving (AP)-. {ore UlaJl ISO QperfM­ ported by Tokyo radIo today, but 31 miles of Austria and 69 mill's 1m' on B rlin. The rmnn Ii ne accuunts. There is no evidence edge of the great central plaID Of acro~s the Rhin in thc Karl ruhe Ir have .,..In pi red helJdquarlers hen oItered no con- It a 0 0 0 a D Cl e three- sou theast of Vien na III ·t nip:ht $W II r led back from a. ries of up to now, however, that the foe Germany ill elt except by a p­ arcli. whilp to thp north Third wal'·rlM.'ked J pan, the IlTDI1 re­ tirmalion. pron.ed drive 00 Germany. as Moscow disclosed that a gt"eaL rmy junction with t h I" Fir t has any concerted plan covering Ing re-deployment t hat would ported early UtI mornln... Th nemy btOlldcll$t said the bre kthroughs, in one of which three·prong d push toward tblll the whole western front or a 1'­ amount to a general German reo army's explosive R{'mogpn bridge­ lhe nit d L. tilt Fi army Furth~r cldaU wlU be cl - YankJI "bellan I ndinp" at 7 II. m. TM &e,.. nelec&l!d mayor ol Iowa backc100 r to Gl'l'many now WII' lecled and prepared defense tine lreat in the north all the way lrom head is clm If not already ef· Monday under cover of nayal _C_lt>'__• __________ _ drov 35 mil th Main to lhe North s('a coast. (('cled. closed when the full operaiJonal underway. east of the river into which to r port are cOlllplded. shelllni by a task force composed ' A buUetin rrom the Firs Wllilc elements of the Second withdraw. He seems utterly orf There i. now her els(' lh fo It ~ ems cl('(Ir now that thp CO(' or IIx crul en and destroyers. army Iron id pow riul tank: and Thiro. Ukraine a r mies swept balance verywbere although the could filld men n c\ed tor the wos caught napping by f> tlon'. [ore of Li ut. Gen. nrtn y type of op n warfare bt'ing lorced Cebu, 130 mil long and 20 Earl Lloyd George towlI rd Vienna along the l'(onth real test of that Is still to come. prompt cro IIlnll of th Rhine [01- miles acro!l:'l Its widest part, is H. Hodg. had p n trated to Ominous lor the Germans as is upon him in the 'lOuth. ~ank of Ule Danub riv('l', Mar· lowing hl~ MO'Il"lle breakthrough betwe n enemy-held Netroea and the rapid encirclement of the Ruhr aWll, Japan' naval and air base the highw town of Ht>ekbolz­ shal Stalin anouncecl that the The ('nemy's chance to contain that sealed Ule late 01 the Saar­ Amerkln-o<:cup eel Leyte Islandl. Dies; Failed to Rally hau en In a 35-rnlle thrust out of devloping {rom British, Canadian and smother the multipl and fast land and Palatinate. in th Ryukyu i land, was shelled drive had been extended beyond It is a prim IU,Rr producing Is­ the R rna, n-Erpel brldJehead, by United States baWl'. hlPl lind land, with Cebu clly, midway the river':; north bank where while other arm 0 red unit. bombl'd by carrier planes of the along 1111 altern coast, Ute most From Flu AHack Soviet forces w ere battering Firth fleet Monday, the navy an- popula ted Irea. II' ma~hed Into the 2unctlon elly ot across Czechoslovakia's Carpa­ Heavies Strike Nazi FDR Asks Congress noUIlC d today. Th re was 'no TV NE~D LLANSVSTUM­ Llmbur, In a 22-mile thru Senate Boosls mention of enemy reports that Henvy bombers have been hit­ DWY, North Wales, (AP)-Earl thian mountains. ting the Cebu city vicinity for Heckholzhau en il enlbt mlles landings had been attempted on Lloyel Georll~, chIef of Britain'. As the triple offensive swept Industrial Targets For Added Power elays. A stronll force ot 13th alr­ eld r atate men aoel prime min­ northeast of Limburg. Iho Llands. force Liberators droppf'd 250 tOIll toward the Bratislava gap, key to Okinawa's airfields I'nd oUH'r Ister durlJ\l the FIrst World w r, A front diap tch laId the Sev­ Debt Limit of I'xploslve on tllrll I. there Sat­ cUed last nllbt In hll modest 400. Vi enna, Russian forces III north­ Ahead of Red Drive To Reduce Tariffs In.lallations wer thl' tar 1.'111. I'nth army's opera lion was loint urday in th heavi t raid of the year-old farm home. He was 82 - ern Europe took 2l,000 trapped Enemy planCl attacked the Amer­ war. ccordin, to plan several hours (AP)- f't yeai'll old la t Jan. 17 . enemy prisoners along the East LONDON, Tuesday (AP) ­ WASHINGTON (AP) The ~ I'n' WASIIINO'rON si­ Ira n n t group and on of th This llJ$Iul was report d to­ nIter Lleut. G n. Alexander M. dent }too$cvelt a· ked congr s y - "111(111 t m­ Lloyd George W81 made an earl Prussion beaches and lunged to United States heavy bombers, ate passed I gislation boosting the unit "-a rm oft n dllY by Gen. Douala. McArthur, Pa""h'a troops h d cro ed the terdsy for n('w powjOr to ~ lp~h plOYI'd for n destroy('r or de- last New Year's day by King national debllimil to $300,000,000,· who also reported II stron. rllid on Rhine. little- more than a mil)! from the striking from b es In both Brit­ toriers to h{'lp "build (In pronom· stroyer cort-was do mOiled. Legaspi, on lOuthealtel'n LUZon, In Georile VI. He eho e the title Earl OOQ and ~ent the bill, Alrl'ody op· Lloyd Georae of Dwyfor. big Ba ltic port of Danzig, Mos· ain and Italy, aUaeked German proYjOd by the house, to the presi· lenHy beolthy world." Sile enemy plnn were Ihot a communique Ihowlna total JaP"' (0 nnan adyicea to Madrid sald cow announced. inauslrlaL targcts, ahead of the dent. lormy objections from n pub­ down. ane casualtl In the PhJUppines The elder stalesman's wlte W811 th big pUllh wu th ",eatest In Supported by American bomb· sIze and intensity e .... er mounted Russian eastern oftensive yester­ licanS who aid the mov!' would be It was the (irst bombardment of at 297,024.