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V. 8th Expands Bridgehead Past Sangro fv Marshalls Assault Next Ulandt Already UncUr U. S. Atrial Blasting By WILLIAM f. TVIl.E Yank Raid May Have Hit Bremen By GLADWIN HILL LONDON heavy bombers struck Into i a Reds Pound Ahead On Minsk Road LONDON (JT) Tha Red Army has captured Gomel and surrounding White Russian territory, completing the separation of Nazi forces of tha center and tha Ukraine, German broadonsta made known today at a powerful new Soviet offensive smashed gapa in enemy lines north and south of the fallen rail center, i Gomel Destroyed First i iX 4fcr V5 v.

It-vv HARBOR (u A new, Northwest Germany todsy, of sir blows on the Msrhall in up dayiight massive Islands was revested todsy by Ad- must Chester W. N.miu1 head- offensive against jhs Nar.ia quarters which reported a single after' the RAF gave Berlin lie carrier division shot down 44 Jsp-; fourth straight night of bomb-anrse plants in the 'Gilberts In- lnf hravily attacked Frank-vaslon phase of the U. mld-Pa- eifle Offensive. furt-am-Main. Both carrier-borne and land-based bombers made the latest Fleet Near Raeard Bite saulta on the Marshalls, aiming at Jaluit aloli, enemy center tome Sod1 Reports early tonight said that miles northwest of conquered American air fleet was one of e- nnmrmtf- fORMER PASSAIC MAN LEADS PRISONERS ORCHESTRA Enjoying his role as leader of on Italian prisoner of war orchestra in Bizerte, Tunisia, Joseph Pellegrino, formerly of Washington Ploce, Passaic, has on unusual war saga.

An American citizen, he was in Italy with his father, a building contractor, and his family, at the outbreak of the wor and despite protests was drafted into the Italian army. Subsequently he was token prisoner. Later, ofter the time of this picture, Pellegrino wos occepted into the U. S. Army.

AP Whirephete to The Herold-Newi.) The German communique aeld Gomel was destroyed before it kin, northernmost of the lret formation ever hurled was evacuated. Five railways Th. h4 'nl target. Tha big Amer- radiate from the city of 1 43.000. j71 Jap 1 9 rM i'c" bomber were protected by Uat Important German atronghold The carrier blow first by such fighters.

First reports indlcited planes since February 2, 1 942-was, that lessee wer smell. By NOLAN KOKGAARD ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Algiers (JP) The American 45th r' Division, once part of the Seventh Army of Lieutenant Ft (General George S. Patton, in Sicily, has been in action with the Fifth Army in Italy, it was snnounced todsy as Allied units jbeat off enemy counter-attacks ialong generally unchanged front. 45tli Gaea Into Aettoa The impact of the "righting 45th," one of the most colorful divisions in the American Army, 'helped roll back the German tide when the Salerno bridgehead appeared likely to be overrun In' the early critical period after the first landing, it was disclosed. The division, made up largely of troops from Colorado, Oklahoma and New Mexico with sprinkling from a number of Eastern and more than 1,000 Southwest Indians is rated in Army circles as one of the tough- est and hardest hitting outfits i I I -1 ll" under the llag.

It mid its battle II cnQlOr debut in an amphibious assault against Sicily after only a brief pause in North Africa. The German Air Force Joined ground forces In determined attacks yesterday against British U.S. SENATOR nor Edison today appointed Arthur Walsh, of Orange, to tha U. S. to succeed th loft Worren Borbour.

Edison Names Arthur Walsh years, Green Stamps Valid Next Wednesday Gover- South Senate W. Bill Proposes Mustering-Out Pay of $300 cerried out on an unspecified date The U. S. announcement did Army Liberators, which have hit, not specify Immediately the tar- Jaluit several times, raided Imiejl get of the bombers end their Island, part of Jaluit, on Tuesday, fighter escort, but the Bremen (Pilots aew three enemy float fight-' Radio went off the air, suggesting rs In the air but pone that much-battered a an bbr imaged by ooiecttve. nr- This wae the first operation in n-l powerful a week bv heavy formuflnn from tv formn ftwre which protected 1he-tha Eighth Atr Force, the 'Oslbwt-tn landings last Saturday nghtecmh heavy Allied attack would concentrate, now 'on the from Britain In November and (Marshalls to smash another aectinn the ninih for the S.

Air Force, Japan' mldocran defense Itnes In addition- to Frankfurt, the Surrogate Hopper Dies In Ridgewood, Bergen Official long In Public Life-Funeral Sunday J. Blsuvelt Hopper, Surrogate Bergen County for 28, 'died Wednesday ifternoon at 'home. 286 South Irving Street, Ridgewood He suffered a cere-, bral hemorrhage three weeks sgo Edison today appointed" invested from three sides land had ben confined to his Lei100? AHh Wlliak Novo BUatat a I home since then. His condition nf5T Adriatic shore. jArthur Walsh, of South Orange, Gomel, has been In 'had improved within the last' Pnfs md passes executive vice president of lhe RuMlim hands for more than a 'week and his physicians held high temporary bridges over which far-flung Thomas A.

F-diwm week. Gomel, important as a rut of the Dnieper River. Taco end Lithuania, Other line eon- nect Gomel with Odessa and Leningrad. In the crucial defense battle west of Kiev, Moscow said the Ukrainian army er'ai Nhor7'vatutmwas Handing firm ind the thirteen-day Id German drive appeared to be weakening. New Nasi attacks were launched near Korostrn, on the sea lanes toward Tokyo, WASHINGTON (IF) Green stamps, JE and In war ration book four will be valid for processed food purchases from Decem-jber I Jaeuary 20, the Office of Price Administration announced today, Stamps and in the same book, valid since November 1, will be good through December 20, WASHINGTON (A1) Bills were Pr0VI5hn the usu1 Overlap tranced in both hourej of Con- period, rm today providing unemploy- "at insurance of from 15 to i week, and Social Security edits, as out-of-service benefits America's servicemen and aita.

Brlier, Chairman May I of the House Military Com-r had promised swift com- tee action on a bill he plans introduce which would provide 4 in mustermg-out pay for ft holding ranks no higher Army captain or Navy lieu-Mts, senior grade. the benefits were asked by Client Roosevelt, in a message Ctr.jre-s this week. WOKO for 90 Seconds ALBANY UI!) The Federal Bureau of Investigation is in- in determining the cause of a 90-second interruption of a program from Radio Sta. 1 German Radio aaid HAF bombera hit Offenbach, leather and chemical goods town six mites east of Frankfurt Marauding RAF Mosquito simultaneously (truck Berlin. I The twin reld wer achieved with email losa.

Thirteen British 'bomber failed to return, com-jpared with 44 the last time Frankfurt was hit on October 22 when expiring Kassel also was smashed in a final blow. Berliners Get Little Rest ITokyo Radio, heard by the FFC, predicted a "decisive and final" clash with the U. S. fleet. It conceded the Gilbert operation had cut into the strategic ton of our naval forces," (Strategic aulhoillies in Washington expressed belief that the Japanese In the Marshalls, exposed by the Gilberts conquest to Increasingly heavier bombings, must retreat or The visit to Berlin meant the aent Capital had been wakened 4 Please Tura Page fat.

4) induatriea, as Uniied States Sens-jfarm machinery, wood and re Hu tor to succeed the late W. Warren lose manufacturing center, I on Barour, (the lofiy west bank of the Sorb The 47-year-old Walsh, Jong a Fiver, 35 mllrs north of ttl con-close friend of the Governor and fluence with the Dnieper, his late father, inventor Thomas I Recent developments In the A. Edison, will serve until a sue-' fighting in tha Gomel area caused pci.np Rlirhnilp'i invnrs4 tha ftaarmnn fammind tfl Ordff i hopes for his eventual recovery. Mr. Hopper would have been 74 yr old omoiww- Governor Ediaott will apopint I ft Surrogate next week to serve.

NlinC jIFIK until the General Election in No-terested" vember, 1944 when a Surrogate will be elected for a full five-network year term The Surrogate re- Jap Ships WASHINGTON. ftl ran submarines, striking close andrmrfoTc thf'dD- id Mement: iThe evacuation of Cornel i nd "3'r' SZVZ er into enemy-held territory to! feting Arthur the neighboring sector. a prf The carrier division which rot Federal unemployment on WOKO by a German-speak-, ce.ves 8.000 a year. TWits? continuing Uo tcT 52iin voic- J- B- Kent in tin Hackensack political circles, tf thewndeemanremains I charge of the Federal Bureau of it was predicted today that the 'Ployed that lone after his I Investigation office here, said tc- one-year appointment might be given either to Dominick F. Pa- re- inquiries," chella, Hackensack lawyer, who 'the Pacific, have sunk nine more ulj5 n8e-ior, th 'nlted considerable Stale Senate, year of provement of German defensive on re-j conducted the Governor recent Japanese ah i recent Japanese ships, the Navy re "tame, would supplement ex- day.

-ct State unemployment insur-1 1 cSsryp umuu day. benefits No payments would Wilcox are making sweeping channel In mid-morning toward th continent. Although the Mosquito twin-engined craft which carry 800- Please Turn te Page Col. I) Up to Wednesday this division presumably several carnets said in commenting wde however for any period I porta that the intrusion might gambling investigation to Bergen vested Joday. Jichr the serviceman receives 1 have resulted from a mistake in County, or to Mayor Joseph! The Navy serviceman receives 1 nave rcsuuea irom a misiase in the closest association with him to positions, both private and public wmk said in a communi- IT.

Mile Gap Blasted muMermg-out pay or telephone transmission or pcs- Srhorez, of Little Ferry, a Demo- que that the latest bag included l.1" fhL, Tf 'icitiensl allowances 7 sibly by an enemy short-wai cratic member of the Bergen seven freighters, a plane trans-(bfidrnc that he will do an, The German communique aaid, iwacal bills we Introduced broadcast He added that there County Board of (port and a tanker sent to the outstanding, conscientious and ef- Ru(lg)jm attacks on the Lower "Jf the Senate by Senators w-as no direct allegation" that I The interim appointment doc. bottom in P.c.f.c-.-nd Far East-waMime Job 'for the Dnieper near Nikopol were tlMr (D NY) Gorse it was the latter not require-Senate confiriatmn. em waters Ail were medium- PP th nation ana of reptjtsed and that heavy -J tod Clark (b Mo and in The program was being The new Surrogate may apopintized craft. Jerey This, it seems to mer flghting continued aoothwest of house by Chairman Doughton sented Wednesday oxer a Colum- his own deputy to succeed Dep-' These sinkings raised Japanese ihouW I be my only consideration Kremenchug XC.lofthe Ways and Means bia Broadcasting System network, toy Surrogate William Smith, who losses to the American subma- 1 am drafting The new Russian offensive the Tsmitt ee. lof 115 stations but reports Jndi-tsPPintltdJ by-Mr Hopperrme campaigtt.la-.a51,shipyunk the henatorhip in spite nineteenth mminted aince July- jilag for prompt Congrcs- cated the Albany station was the several years ago.

j36 probably aunk and 114 dam-lor the dlJnrultrcs-H--wiil create. a 37-mlle gap to rmanf COIBUBV al consideration of the leg is-1 only one affected. A funeral service for Mr. Hop-'aged. They also boosted to 745 to the administration of the com- defenses to th area BO mi JOHN ILiOLBlBN Senator Wagner said that! Listeners sajd the Joyce Jordan per will be held Sunday in Ridge-the' number of Japanese vexxelx of which he is the head.

nortt, Gomel and 1M mil STOCKHOLM (JP) The Stockholm newspapcr' Tldnlngen vt 700,000 men have been de- program was cut off suddenly and wood, with the Rev, 1 i 'h rallied since Pearl Harbor and in its place for the next minute pastor of the First An addition, caes are in-, and a half came a German- Church of Ridgewood, One Fourth of All Berlin Destroyed, Nazis Admit By JOHN OI.Bt RV inday in Ridge- the' number of Japanese vessels of which he is the head. north of Gomel and 1M mile! STOCKHOLM (JP) The Stockholm' newspaper 'Tldnlngen C. Hogg.isunk by all types of American Like the Governor, who is on (rom the Whit Rusal.n cpit.l Mjd fodiy had iParnpd that German official had admitted irst Reformed (weapon since the war started. president of the com- 0f Minsk, Advances of SO w1, (h nAr. sod.

officiating. Text of Navy Communique No, in three day carried almost to, wrun wa aestroyea in the HAr concentrated attack and and resi-'488: (Flraae Tnru te Fa CoL 7) the edge of the upper Dnieper, Monday Tuesday, (Please Turn te Page Cel. 7) the ede of the upper Dnieper, Monday Tuesday, Few Houses Mill Intact" Sm Still Flee "Pacific end Far East: U. S. submarine haxe re- where the widows and 'sneaking voice which mentioned Mr.

Hopper was lifelong resi-leats of men killed in ac- the word Japanese, "Reich dent of Ridgewood, having been have Wi their, rights Inland Paris several tunes. village on NoyembwJ JY.insurance under Social After the interruption the orig- on Abraham G. a lifelong ported the linking of nine enemy II RAmflPFC Enormou nooty ena Of because the servicemen's inal program came on the air Hopper and Margaret BUuvelt vessel to operation against thejw UIIIUCI number of prisoner" wer rrOITI DliminQ DCrllFI I have been impaired by again, 'Hopper. He bore the names of encmr in waters of these areas, D-JJ Cnrrnnen itured. -'-J-- -ii toaows: laia rOrm05a 5.7 C1 .5 Switzerland One medium One medium plan transport, Seven medium freighters.

within about 85 0 mile of the northwest' on 2. These actions have not Japanese homeland yesterday Mimk, The )n ront.nu tics 1918, he worked 'for the been announced to any previous wnen approximately 20 planes, vithi reliwav was cut yesterday -haotle and still burn. I 7h engineer. Sand Lumiquist, Christmas I- E- Hutton Lumber Company toiNsvy Department communique, raided Shinchiku port Cit on the by Soviet drive south of Gomel, fron. official of the Swedish civilian This was the second time in re- northwest toast of Formosa, the ihe Moscow communique aaid, Iron r.rirffnj miJituzmon, and the ex- Radio aaid todsy.

owpaune ww. 'plosive expert. Major Oiof Nord Th raid, unconfirmed by any' end large1 the cost of the pro-i Christmas Sales benefits but thaft by any'r 1 Mg eetimats the. cost will 0QT 12 tO 14,0 The official refused for military reasons to specify any areas, the newspaper said, but 7 "(two Swedish eyewitnesses, one am Ruian Thousar of bombed-out Ber- and the other a military presumably American, strut upon Zhoblin, 35 miles d'TM the railway lo Jf 1 Urgeiy totaled to the City' Zhoblln-Kallnko iceritrr. NEW? YORK Tr, to Page 2, CoL 1) I'buymovemetohisweekd busmem for himself," establishrng'eent weeks that American adl gntomt jdispatrhes aaid.

A dispatch from Basel, on the (aid upon arrival in Sweden: Some few houses still are left tel df s- cu. I I- 'aug r.riod 2 Oil Coupon. jyear ago, Dun St Bradstreet, Inc, )( china. The broadcast claimed Worth Tn Gollont that three of the raider were- CONQUERS newspaper La Suisse at Geneva said i that all reports from the German Capital painted the same SAIC intact among the rum. We would (Please Tern to Pae Cel I) 7b Kaplan Gets Leave of Absence; i i A nioneJn 1 Th Ind of Formoa, wrested r'Two 'wiU remain at their compelled to- resort to dynamite Maguire Acting Keliet Director im, i.

rurrent of anon, attempt check thpred. 'mile off the east coast of China. Administrator Chester flames. by Japanese naval WASHINGTON Hosi-, picture of terror and destruction, holders' fuel oil ration for firemen In many Instances, Sharp inertares wer noted particularly in furs, jewelry' and conventional gift item. Holiday purchasing now well underway and with shortages appearing in toys and other ar- Jme of Bobby Tops xl'16 halfback, if inscribed in football dh the names of heroes of Pacsaic-anksgiving Day ni-fiT id.

Merchants are of the gen- gram an munu.no land to the Japanese home group, 3. 45 end. -hortage absence without pay to accpet a various air depots throughout the. romrx. rrt toned area except i more evident, present position, with war industry, it United States and Wadell pro- lwv(n Chmck4! pIanM on yetruarJ where It end stn-ks will hold tior fairly was announced today.

PubLc Af- duct are tit operation at Wright lnrt alf atiack tnl Sowic said larger rrwisumeri (most impossible ta stocks will hold Up. fairly weu. Kenned, Aeronautic! plant to Pateraon ml Jaoam4 terntoc. uP00 wort M.Um) heUer i(J Thousands of person trapped beneath the little chanre of their out alive, th dispatch the South, The Ba-el dispatch January 23. Berlin authorities Among home furnishings end fairs Director Thomas are stilt debris, with being dug continued, sard that faced an al to (attempt-for the home- WHERE TO FIND IT Amusement 20 Bergen 15, 16.

28 Church New ,.18,19 Clifton i 6,7 Comic 21 Draft Classifications 4 Editorial and 12 For Women 17 In Servire Kutley 11 Obituary 8 Paterson 20 Question 12 Radio 20 Society .18. 19 Sports 22,23 Want Ad 24.23 said he had named Wilharn and Wood-Ridge. death and 23 injurie, in il Thousand, taking out ixwses Maguire, operation supervisor of Mr. Kaplan has been a Cnjr addition to property damage, were I th. Welfare Deoartment.

to fill emDloye for the last eighteen 4, rm.itrs i Period Three codpona berome on their backs or in small the Welfare Department, to fill employe for the last eighteen reported to have resulted. the Ruth, yj Jlldogs, 48-20, befon Un the Schoo yesterday ber kical schonlhnv fool. Furniture retailer reported lias, scnooiooy loot- nrH-rs for i tables, bookcase, small rugs and beiort while china the School 1U otacnL-are sales continued ac- tive Furniture retailers reported orders fori "-uwiiisiy juch- difficulty to closing the yacancy. years, first with the Bureau of' Although the island had an air whrt November 30 and t'1 Hi request for an indefin-t Buildings and then sc are on December 14, 1941. ten-gallon value.

Thi period (Without ration card, and local asrouck Heights gJJ'ood-Ridge, 2-0; defeated l0t '-JPlxie details and p.e-- toge. suites placed- earlier. Apparel demand was hariKBcerTnd oUxcr Engineering Company of Union, and overer of th poor to fill planes on August 12, 1942. ye-i Period One coupon will f. obeying order and awaiting ar active Fur pieces.

The concern, ertabluhed about 20 the vacancy caused by the death terday's raid appears to havabeen mam valid until January 4. rangements whereoy they will be a twmnlir Ivears ago. manufactures valve of the late James Cunningham, the first made on the island since said th period overlap sent to reception rones. Cave coat, and hats weT machmer. master rod United States entered the was extended to facilitate de-! (poring machines and a special' (Mess Tara Page Cet I) Only moderate gains ported in mens clothing.

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