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MOUNTAIN
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| j ALGIERS, Oct. 25—(AP)—Vio
» lent mountain battles flared on
l the Fifth Army front in Italy,
which resulted in an Allied drive
i of three miles to take the vital
railroad junction of £j|paranise,
i 13 miles from the western coast
; advance, by_ the Fifth Army,
which was witnessed by Gen.
Dwight Eisenhower on a tour of
the front, and placed the British
and American forces north of
stoutly defended Regia, the de
fense canal leading to the sea.
j and imperiled the position of the
| Nazi troops in that area.
“If they don’t get out. they will
be caught in a pocket.”
The military commentators said
the Germans launched repeated
i counterattacks in an effort to re
lieve the position, but in the
words of the commentator “they
were driven off with a bloody
nose”. e,
The entire tempo of the war on
I the sea and in the air stiffened
1 as American heavy bombers
blasted southern Austria and
raided the airfield at Tirana in
Albania.
For the second time on the
Eighth' Army’s eastern froijt,
Montgomery’s troops poured ov£r
the enlarged bridgehead across
the Trigno river to attack the
German positions beyond.
On the Fifth Army front heavy
German counterattacks flared
east from Sparanise toward Pig
natore Maggiora. American
troops smashed back four Nazi
assaults in 24 hours. Sparanise
is about seven miles north of the
Volturno river, near the center of
Clark’s line, and four miles due
west of Pignatore, which has
been in Allied hands several days.
APPOINTED
OPA MANAGER
I ' WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.—
(AP)—Chester Bowles, a New
! York advertising man serving as
general manager of the OPA,
was nominated by President
Roosevelt, to succeed Adminis
trator Brown, who resigned last
week.
Tell them you saw it adver
tised in The Nugget.
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warmth,” Mr. Bronson replied
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night deliveries must be made.”
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led from the front window that an
order for <wa(er had come in
and had to be rushed. So once
more I bid another water man
goodbye, and the huge truck of
the Bronson Water Delivery was
on its way. I had most of my
; important questions answered.
.So when you hear the “chug
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mornings and a cheery knock on
your door and a vice says, “ITs
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job to see that you get water.
The all important nectar of na
ture.
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agree that the water business is
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