ARMY NAVY
FOOTBALL
GAME DEC 2
WASHINGTON, D C„ Aug. 30.
—(AP»—The Army-Navy football
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grounds of the U. S. Naval Aead
The Navy won the event last
year.
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LONDON, Aug. 30 —(AP)—
American infantry and armored
units are battling on the approach^
es of Laon, 38 miles from the Bel
gian border
The Germans are retreating
along the Aisne river while flo
the west, the Nazis declared the
port of Rouen, on the Seine has
been evacuated
British spearheads bit as deep
as 20 m les above *he Seine, be
tween Paris and the sea. heading
toward the “buzz-bomb” coast,
two great allied armies a~e slic
ing up nothern France.
The U. S. Third Army is roil
ing forward norheas* of Paris be
yond Soissons and Pontarch, and
farther east struck at Laon., 10
miles beyond Soissons.
These columns are pacing along
; at better ‘han a mile an. hour,
while other units of Gen Patton’s
army penetra'ed Montaigr.
General Patton’s Third Army is
now less than 50 miles from Se_
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i the Nazi broke in;o France in
| 1940.
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is nearing completion .s the two
great invasion armies liberating
France now stand only 92 miles
apart.
The distance is being narrowde
by an American push !5 macs be
yond Troyes below Paris. *o Pi
ney. while Patch’s Seventh Army
is fighting its way up the Rhone
river valley, battling the German
troops near the Drome river, i 10
! miles above Marseilles, hitting as
I the enemy ‘ried to escape across
! ‘he river.
Most of the German 19th Army
was wiped out, as the bag of pris
oners topped the 45,000 mark,
! and nearly L,990 abandoned ve_
i hides.
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; American forces near the Ital
ian frontier, at a point 90 miles
' above Nice, were forced back by
German troops who were report
edly crossing into France from
Italy.
French troops advancing 13
miles far‘her west of the Rhone
river, reached Badnols
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