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  3. BREACH IN GUSTAV LINE THREE MILES WIDE

    LONDON, Monday.—The breach made in the Gustav Line when the Allied armies yesterday smashed into the German defences south of Cassino, over-running a number of German positions and taking many prisoners in a drive threatening the enemy's ...

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  4. BIG RUSSIAN AIR RAIDS

    LONDON, Monday.—There were no important changes yesterday on the Russian front. Fourteen German tanks and 35 planes were ...

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    DRAMATIC RADIO PICTURE of the new British "human torpedo" of the type which attacked and sank the 5.3 inch gun Italian Regolo class cruiser, Ulio Traino, in Palermo Harbor, and attacked the 8500-tons transport, Vimin ale, which had later to be sunk. Manned by a crew of two, who wear diving suitsand sit astride hte body of the torpedo, the "human torpedo" is about the same size and shape as an ordianry torpedo. The craft is manoeuvred ar slow speed towards the target, under which it dives. After the charges are detached from the main body and fixed to the bottom of enemy ships, time ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. AUTHORISED TO BUY SWEDISH BALLBEARINGS

    WASHINGTON, Monday.—Mr. Stanton Griffith, the Foreign Economic Administration's special representative in Sweden, has been vested with authority to ...

    Article : 118 words
  7. GERMANS MASSING IN BOSNIA

    LONDON, Monday.—The Germans are massing in north-western Bosnia, according to a combined Anglo-American press correspondent at Marshal ...

    Article : 147 words
  8. S. AFRICANS IN ITALY

    LONDON, Monday.—Editor's correspondent at Allied advainaed headquarters in Italy Bays a South African armored division is in Italy for the first time. ...

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  9. HOW "HUMAN TORPEDOES" ARE OPERATED

    LONDON, Monday.—Many of the intrepid young officers and men who volunteer for "special and hazardous duties" with the British Navy will find themselves on the shores of a lonely northern base. "In these grey, quiet waters," writes a correspondent, "the officers and men who man Britain's two ...

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  10. BURMA Enemy Strongpoint Almost Surrounded

    LONDON, Monday.—An enemy strongpoint near Bishenpur, south-east of Imphal, is now almost encircled. The enemy has subjected Allied ...

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  11. Wounded German Kills Stretcher-bearer

    LONDON, Mon. — Reuter's correspondent with the Eighth Army reports that a wounded German prisoner killed an ...

    Article : 89 words
  12. FIERCE BATTLE FOR LOYANG

    CHUNGKING, Monday.—Japanese on Saturday broke through gaps in the walls of Loyang in the west, east and north-west, but have been ...

    Article : 240 words
  13. Marshal Tito's "Incredible Lair"

    LONDON, Monday. — The "incredible lair" in the Yugoslav mountains where Marshal Tito has his headquarters is described by a British press correspondent ...

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  14. PLANES PAVED WAY FOR DRIVE

    WASHINGTON, Monday.—The War Department reports that Allied planes paved the way for the drive in Italy by systematically pounding ...

    Article : 225 words
  15. Russia May Modify Polish Frontier Demand

    LONDON, Monday. — The "Daily Telegraph's" diplomatic correspondent understands that the U.S. Ambassador to Russia ...

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  16. WARNING TO PEOPLE IN OCCUPIED TERRITORY

    LONDON, Monday.—Replying to the French Cardinals' appeal that civilians be spared as far as possible in air raids, the B.B.C. broadcast in 21 languages the ...

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  17. Shells Miss Targets: Crash Into Sussex Market Town

    LONDON, Monday.—For nearly two hours yesterday shells from British artillery which was over-shooting the targets crashed into the Sussex ...

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  18. Mr. Clarey's Population Estimate Questioned

    NEW YORK, Monday.—Referring to the statement by Mr. P. J. Clarey, an Australian delegate to the I.L.O. conference, that Australia was able to support ...

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  19. EXPERTS' INVASION FORECASTS

    LONDON, Monday.—Swedish experts estimate that the invasion from Britain will be made by about 100 divisions, with a landing armada worth £360,000,000 and at least 9,300 supporting planes, says the "Daily Express" correspondent at Stockholm. They expect a campaign on the Crete model, with huge, air-borne forces striking inland preceding a coastal landing. ...

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  20. NAURU RAIDED

    WASHINGTON, Monday.—A Pacific Fleet communique says Army Mitchells attacked Nauru on Friday, hitting an ammunition dump, the phosphate works and ...

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