C U E S S — Choo-Choo John
son, Broadway actress, gives
Helen Yacker of AWVS war sav- |
ings stamp division her guess on
date of war’s end in “time for 1
victory” contest.
RED ARMY
MAKES GAINS
ON WIDF FR'ivr
LONDON, Kc . 24, —(AP)—The
Russian Four 1 Ukrainian army
is on the m* re again in eastern
Czechoslf*,T*iv a after a four1 week
fighting lull today’s communi
saiu.
Moscow announced last night
that a fresh drive of Marshal Pet
rovs forces had already ground
out gains up ao 16 miles on a
25 mile front west of Unguar.
The advancing forces havje
j overrun 30 populated places on
the railway south of Unguar, at
Kosice, which lies about 45 miles
northwest of the Hungarian com
munications center of Kiskolc,
which is itself threatened from
the south and east by units of
Marshal Malinovsky’s army.
The recaptured Tokaj is on the
lower end of a 45 mile active
front.
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j LONDON, Nov. 24. —(AP>—1The
French armored division cleaned- j
up the whole of Strassbourg the!
German high command asserted. \
A surprise attempt to capture
the bridge across the Rhine at
that point was frustrated on the
| hottest corner of the western
front. However a violent Ger
man! counter attack of 6 or 7 div
isions, half of them armored,
threw the British 2nd. army out
of the muddy Cologne plains,
three miles north of captured
Geilenkirchen. The German !
attackers used flame throwers.
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the high ground overlooking the
I Wurm velley, north of Levellen
Hamlet. Still farther north, the
i British inched forward yard by
yard in bloody outflanking attack.
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sive in the turbulent Roer river
slowed to a standstill as the Ger
mans threw wave upon wave of
counterattacks.
Allies fighting in the center ap- ;
proaches of the Julich highway |
town of the Roer river is 25 miles
beyonruined Cologne.
The American 3rd army beyond
Metz, captured Oberluken and
deepened its northern wedge in
to Germany with gains of 2 to 4
miles from Saarbrucken.
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Nov. 24, 1934
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there.
Albin Poison changed j
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Chet Brown of the Mi
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Kurth Sheet Metal Works
on Front Street.
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navigation, using a small
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motor.
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