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MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1946 ntertd Brooklyn T. O. 2d Olm Mill UstUr 1 1 i a mis mm wm 3 HOSTAGES FACE DEATH IN PALESTINE Extremists Vow to Kill Britons if Members Of Gang Are Executed DEADLOCKED 0PA'5-Yr. Pen Pal' Romance Jerusalem, June 24 fll.R) The extremist Irgun Zvai Leumi underground organization today threat Baruch Proposal To Eliminate Big 4 Veto Scored ened to kill the three British officer Jpl Culminates in Wedding hostages it is holding if the British execute two Irgun members now under death sentences. The Jewish extremists defied the Monday deadline set by Hagana, largest of the Jewish resistance movements, for release of the three CONFEREES SET SESSION TONIGHT Seek Early Agreement To Give Truman Time To Study Compromise Washington, June 24 (U.R) Senate- Ex-R.

A. F. Flier Leads Boro Girl to Altar In England After Long Courtship by Mail Not so long ago pretty Mrs. Harriet Faith Cohen Febland, London, June 24 (U.R The Moscow newspaper Pravda to-way condemned the Baruch atom bomb control plan as an officers. Hagana promised action against the Irgunists unless the 22, was a successful commercial artist, living with her par-' attempt by the United States Britons are freed today.

Two Others Freed ents, Mr. and Mrs. David R. Cohen of 2825 W. 32d St.

She to dominate the world. Irgun said it would continue to hold House OPA conferees meet today at1 .1 (. He three officers indefinitely. TheUv, had i0 manv by friends she couldn't make up her mindi The United States is trying the three officers Indefinitely. The to win a monopoly over atomic about marriage and her mother other two of the five officers ab ducted from a Tel Aviv hotel last week were freed Saturday night.

lest she end up as a spn- blll which can get to the White House well before the present Price, r- The two were released. Irirun said. 'on our own accord and not on, control Act expires at midnight today the Cohens blond daughter I was honeymooning overseas with orders from anybody, least of all Sunday, If the conference completes its Dan FebIand 32i English and nrrtrlr kit fr.ro miAn.ahl twiio-rtr tha IDLE MEAT CARS Normolty these refrigerator cars are busy carrying meats from Chicago to other cities. But with shipments of livestock and dressed meat at a new low the cars stood empty in Chicago freight yards. There will be 10 more meatless days, packers said.

the Jewish agency, to whom we owe no obedience." Impending trials of 30 othjr bill can be filed with the House for coffee merchant, with whom she action tomorrow. The Senate also kept up a "pen 'pal" cones. Irgun members before a Jerusalem military court for extremist operations were cited bv Irgun as fur bomb manufacture for an Indefinite period and force other nations to sign away their sovereignty to her, the Pravda article charged. Hils Stand on Veto Boris Izakov, who wrote the ar tide which was broadcast by Radio Moscow, particularly condemned Bernard Baruch's proposal for elimination of the big power veto on atomic matters. The Soviet counter-proposal laid before the United Nations Security Council by Andrei Gromyko was praised for its "humanity, clarity would be expected to act tomorrow pondence for the last five years.

By if the House does. This would give' transatlantic telephone the former Mr. Truman five days to decide' whether to sign or veto the of the Royal Air Force has nfnrmort Vlfo lr1aMrB that Vta'a ther reason for holding the three hostages. Both Irgunists now un- H.r Afcth i.nln. tr TinviotpH measure.

ma- nc a cijr 2 Armed Jail Breakers Sought by Police Here by a British military court for ex-1 The conferees were reported dead-, tremist operations against a British locked over Senate proposals tol The wedding took place In Im- camp. May I'se Counter Tactic aDoiisn price controls oi meat, dairy uu" ayiiKuguo i i.io products and poultry. House yesterday, and about that time ferees have refused to accept the some 100 friends and relatives were NATION'S MEAT SUPPLY SINKS TO 10 OF NORMAL Bowies' Prediction Of Relief After July 1 Is Sole Word of Comfort If the twojlrgun members are, plan and Representative attending an open house reception execmea. irgun amiouuc iBrent SDence Kv.) head of tne Cohens' Flatbush home. Pair Flee Freehold, N.

Cells at Gunpoint Fear for Aged Autoists Who Gave Them Lift same fate awaits the three British and efficacy." The honeymooners are bound for House delegation, doubted an agree officers who are in our hands." Tli neencv held a Dl'O- ment could be reached. Monte Carlo and after that other points of interest in France. Belgium and Holland, the bride's "Two different trends in modern international politics are apparent in the Soviet proposals and in the Brooklyn police today joined the Intensive manhunt session last niht- (ar past. One Compromise Fails ImlHniffht One fvunnrnml nronnfinl Iiauj. mother said today.

American plan respectively." two cacapcu ainicu convicts, one a young negro cnain gang informed quarters believed Ha-, ever, failed only by the narrowest Ifiioirivp t.hp nther a oat hnmlor ciicnootorf nt mav resort to counter-abduc-imarain. It was reported that the Pravda said. Compare Policies1 in, i ih. tions. possibly of both caDiors and House conferees offered to accept Mrs.

Cohen, excited and "very yjt uvuuij wuugc unuiuci o. iJCluUWIL. WI1U a 1 UlStUi- niuaroH 1 rit I np than aHa "The former reflect the steadfast KK' Jluuiillt. IVUBJ ith th. rnoHnn'.

UK iVlUllUlUUWl- Soviet policy of peace and defense of general security, while the Amer ported at the new low of 10 percent Coumy Ja" ln hold, N. J. of normal. The only word of com- L0041 law enforcement authorities fort came from Economic Stabilizer were alerted because the Negro ugi- ican plan Is the product of 'atomic CONWAY LEADS diplomacy' reflecting obvious aspirations toward world domination. captives, in retaliation against Senate's proposed de-Control happy," is sure that Harriet, whose gun Zval Leumi.

IBoard to remove price ceilings when last position was "a man-sized job" A secret Irgun broadcast late Sun-j supply squals demand if the as designer of currency and securi-day night announced: "We have no in turn, would drop lis plan to elimi-1 ties for the Hamilton Bank Note intention yet of setting the remain-mate controls on specific items such; Company, has married "a very fine ing three free. They will still be 'as meat and tobacco. (fellow. Dan Febland, whom the our guests." I The House conferees voted 6 to 1 bride describes as "just wonderful." Pamphlets scattered through Tel to accept this plan, but the Senators; kept proposing in his letters and Aviv proclaimed, "We still needjvoled 4 to 3 against It. A persuaded Harriet to make them." of each delegation Is required for an! the trip to England, paying her A vigorous search bv army and agreement.

Renresentative SDenceiPaRage other expenses. That Chester Bowles, who predicted Jy Gould Cotton, 20-year-old WILLIAM S. HART os he appeared at the heighth of his fame. But in our days such aspirations can have no success." more meat would become available veteran, has sought a hideout firi fl Af 41 rAn after July 1, whether price controls;" Brooklyn when he escaped fi'm; LLi Ul I lUK Elimination of the veto Is a sub Meanwhile rol mlnm In t.vn The other fugitive was Lawrence stantial defect of the Baruch plan. uie arucie saia.

FIRE CHIEF'S POST Pennsylvania, eastern Kentucky and Janiec 33' tnree-lime convict and; police forces was in progress through! thought the House conferees might jdinched it for Dan. For Experience of the past few southern Illinois have threatened who "had no idea it would end up months has illustrated quite forcibly life imprisonment. Janiec was de that way," lost her heart in England. The former R. A.

F. man and mat the rule of unanimity of the great powers is an invariable condition for preserving equality of parties in that body of the United Deputy's Choice Seen Assured After Passing Civil Service Exams to stop work unless tliey can get more meat. The American Meat Institute, spokesmen for the meat packers, reported that beef production last week was 35 percent below the pre central Tel Aviv long after mid- have to report a deadlock to the night as result of a false report House, and ask for further in-telephoned to police headquarters stmctions. that two of the three kidnaped of-See, lActlolI on de-Control now. had been released Sunday Kepresentatve Jtsse Wolcott (R however, thought a de- Wide Search Fails control comDromise could be reached scribed in a nine-Slate alarm as "armed and dangerous." Fell Guard, Seiae Pistol The two desperadoes broke from the Monmouth County jail after WILLIAM S.

HART, COWBOY FILM HERO, DIES AT 75 Was Broadway Star Before He Started Movie Career in 1914 nations upon which most respon his parents met the girl at the boat on May 7 and she "fell in love immediately." Designed Own Gown Harriet, who designed hr own wedding ensemble, a white linen sible decisions depend." Pravda Deputy Edward M. F. Con- felling a guard with a lead Dioei The mysterious phone call to po-l tonight, and that other difficulties lice said the officers had been re- then will be solved quickly. commented. "The American press chatters about the necessity that 'the Powers and subduing the turnkey, wiln a way of the Fire Department, who pistol.

They then headed north, first uves at 5723 17th today ap- vious week and 90 percent below the corresponding week a year ago, when the nation was still at war. Packers blame the shortage on the farmers, charging that the lat gown and tulle hat, was graduated leased at the Tel Aviv orjera house. Thev include the disDute over should abandon their Similar anonymous calls were made subsidies and the length of time toifrom Abraham Lincoln High School to Tel Aviv newspaper offices. Po- extend OPA. The House voted to and at Pratt Institute and aa let a cora- peared to hold the inside track mandeered and later, alter the ma- chine had broken down, in an auto- toward appointment as chief of the mobile with an elderly couple who; department, a Civil ter are withholding livestock from What they have in view is that the Powers should abandon their sov the market in anticipation of the dropping of price controls.

Farmers ereignty in favor of the United lice and soldiers converged on the extend OPA nine months, but the Arl "oenis league in iuan-spot but found nothing. Senate favored a full year's con- haan. During the war she was rr. 1... n.

a draftsman for Snprrv rcvrn. Hollywood, June 24 (U.R)WUUam! states wu Ul LUC U11K1UB1 live tHuvr uiiiuotiuii. i Un a tu. apparently had given them a lift service plum, voluntarily, not knowing they werej The deputy chief, a disabled vet-fugitives. eran, need merely pass a Civil Serv-Jersey police have expressed fears ice examination already demanded Britons were released Saturday The House bill would end meat company.

Mr. s'-" Private 'Trusts' Assailed and the United Packinghouse Workers, C. I. accuse the packers of creating an artificial shortage to force the discontinuance of price controls. night in Tel Aviv.

They disclosed subsidies Sunday and other wno came to New cowooys ever to ride the mov- izakov said the manufacturers of they nad been held prisoner ln Dec. 31. The Senate would, leiana range, died last night fromiatomic bombs in the United States ior ine saiety oi tne eiaeny couple, by Mayor Dwver to attain toD Tel Aviv cellar. Another British of-1 bar food subsidies after May 1. entertaining ine meory tnai tne standing on the list and, according out, asked Harriet to write to her R.

A. F. son. That's how the "Pen Pal" correspondence began. A newspaper ln Scotland Is carry convicts may De noiaing inem as to practice of the past quarter-cen ficer, abducted separately ln Jeru-salem, escaped earlier.

what his doctor described as "old ls 'not even in the hands of Gov-ae." ternment bodies, and its separata Hart sank into a coma at Cali-jPnases are sold to private monop-fornia Lutheran Hospital after a'olies; for instance, the Du Pont de tury, appointment The two officers released Satur- Jflp Lflninilinitt nostages. Janiec and Cotton made their daring break for freedom shortly alter 2 p.m. yesterday. While with a ing tne story of tne Cohen-Febland critical three-week Illness, He had Nemours chemical trust. Although Civil Service regulations permit selection of one of the three top men on a list, Fire Department romance as a serial.

"Now they "The whole character of this firm. day said they had no knowledgei i of the three missing men, who were DLmn- C-mmmhmm held in a different place BICHTieS fclTiperOr been ill for several years. His son group oi other prisoners, including choices have long been made right have the ending," Mis. Cohen said today. connected before the war by a thousand ties with the I.

G. Farbenin- Jack Scott, a trusty, Janiec whipped irom tne top down. A rename source reported, mean-' while, that R. A. F.

reconnaissance jVSTem TOT WOTS dustrie, is far from evoking out a .3. caliber pistol, believed As long ago as 1940 Mr. Conway's William S. Hart was at the bedside. Mr.

Hart, who earned a fabulous $10,000 a week in the silent flicker days fighting bad men and Indians, died three days after a llirlDP aVBrilpH ntlcrnriv rt Vtte nail. i ani ha1 n(rianlri chm nari in dv visiLura. lorrea me fvpnr. pvsr. nn rn tn ih m.

a other prisoners into a cell and took chief was predicted by former Fire mSal Jewish immlgranU I nf Diet tay heard its first ACCUSED OF ATTACKING way ui ovuu i-jKKcaaiuji, iuuiiiu.viuuer uonn J. mciugoi. Communist numhfr hlnm th Rooney on Way To A-Bomb Test Representative John J. Rooney of Brooklyn was expected to arrive today at Hamilton Field, San Francisco, en route to the Bikini atom bomb test, where he will serve as a Congressional observer. Mr.

Rooney left Washington in an Army Douglas Skymaster plane yesterday with nine other Congressmen and stopped over at Topeka, Kan. As soon as flying conditions permit the Congressional group will flv In Honolulu anrt will on In th At that time Mr. Conway was destroyers left port, appar 3-Cent Airmail Plan Is Proposed police said. emperor system tor bringing on entiy to escort the ship to land. vated to deputy chief by virtue of Takt Guard's Keys and $180 wars of aggression and for causing being to his son and his old-time CONDUCTOR IN FIGHT TO pai h.

Frost. CONTROL SUBWAY DOOR Retired 20 Years Ago Accused of assaulting a subway Mr. Hart retired from the screen Scott's keys provided only partial Woman Guarded Them The two British officers freed by the Irgunists told of being held in egress. Janiec and Cotton conse his veterans disability, and Mr. Mc-Elligott said his status practically guaranteed his movement upward Continued on Page 7 Non-scheduled airlines officials Japans downfall.

Kyuichi Tokuda told the lower house In his maiden speech that militarists, bureaucrats and business interests supported the emperor system in order to push im- 20 vears aa-o Inst hPfor th. wno irustrateo his ellorts chains ln a Tel Aviv cellar. They said they received ample food and quently set up a racket by hammering on the cell bars and William Continued on Pago 2 the Bibles they requested while im prospect of carrying air mail for hls name has the wh which open, standard 3-cent postage rates a legend to a Beneration of(and closes a subway train door, at the same time urged Mrtr. iHuh Jones, 22. a Negro, who said to inspect the present air-mail rates1 130 iVai thf Srjmihe lived at 436 Convent the with a view "toward canceling" wno ked death t0 de" Bronx, was arrested by Newtown prisoned.

A woman stood guard over perialistic policies. President, Pals Pitch Horseshoes Washington, June 24 (U.PJ Presi them. I Tokuda was applauded warmly Their captors handed each a the floor as he ascended the Bikini atoii by ship. (7 Out of 10 Saving Food The Brooklyn Congressman was ordered to witness the bomb test bv p0r Eur0P Report 5oyS the Speaker of the House as a I Washington, June 24 (U.B Presi- contracts held by major scheduled 1 precinct police yesterday. dent Truman was back at his airlines.

note ($4) when releasing them for "wear and tear and inconvenience caused." Accoraine to nonce onrf a. speakers' dais. Several members of rightist minority parties protested against his speaking and some Communist sympathizers rushed to the dais apparently to protect ZZFtoA ri'r wit! 'companion insisted on' attempting to Mary Pickford Charlie Chaplin and (take over the duties of Joseph Carev. the late Fairbanks ine proposal came irom more White House resk today after spending the weekend in a typical American way picnicking, watching member of the House Appropria-deni Truman received today a re- than 70 independent lines consti tions Committee. He is expected 31, of 104-50 102d South Ozone port stating that seven out of ten housewives are cutting down on tuting various groups affiliated with to return about July 14.

TOKUda, Little Damage other fellows pitch horseshoes and Just plain loafing in the sun. the Institute of Air Transportation Park, a conductor on the Independent system, early yesterday while Douglas as "the big four" of the film industry's early days. In 1926, after 12 years ln the movies, Mr. Hart and Fritz the Pinto who helped him ride down many a villian in the old Western Mr. Truman on Saturday at- Ti I It said air mail can be carried by the smaller lines at rates far below the 45-cents-a-ton mile now paid bread, fats and oils to make more available for hungry peoples in other countries.

Chester C. Davis, chairman of the famine emergency committee, made tended the annual picnic of the 15 rvcpOlieU In iu.u. I i una vuu if aaiuiigiuii ouvia' Northwest Quake the big lines and that a 3-cent post organization in the cool Maryland Begin Trial of 2 In Murder of Girl age rate could return a profit to the report. It was based on answers I hills. Mr.

Truman then motored thrillers retired to Harts $300,000 ranch at Newhall, near Holly Careys tram was halted in the station at 71st St. and Roosevelt Elmhurst. Finally, police said, the two men punched Carey in the nose and attempted to flee. Carev, according to police, kept a tight grip on Jones until police arrived. A charge of assault was lodged against the Bronx man and he was held in $1,000 bail for hearing ln Felony Court to questionnaires air-mailed April to Shangri-La, his mountain re-28 to a cross section of housewives.

I treat near Thurmont, Md. Moskovit Again Heads Young Democrat Group Harold R. Moskovit of Brooklyn, founder and organizer of the Affiliated Young Dehiocrats of New York State, was re-elected president of the organization at the closing session of Its seventh biennial convention yesterday ln the Hotel Piccadilly, Manhattan. James Seattle. June 24 flJ.R) A dozen Pacific Northwest commutes reported only miror damage today from a relatively strong wood.

There, on his 300-acre estate, "Hill botn tne Government and the carriers. The proposal was expected to bring a sharp cleavage of the institute's membership, -with the 21 of the Winds," Mr. Hart lived the leisurely life of a country gentleman. earthquake which swayed tall buildings and frigntened thousands of residents. scheduled lines holding membership When Frita died in 1938 he was buried on the estate.

Finds Wife, Her Sister Dead From Gas Fumes Selection of a blue ribbon jury before Judge Samuel LeibowiU in Kings County Court today will begin the trial of William Washington, 28, and Arthur Johnson, 21, both charged with the rape and murder of Rose Palermo, 15, on Feb. 2. The two men, both Negroes, have seen ready to put up a strong fight to maintain their air-mail con Seismologists located the epi The pioneer cowboy actor was G. Mutari, also of Brooklyn, was elected financial secretary. tracts.

I center of the quake in the Pacific Continued on Page 7 Ocean 200 miles west of Vancouver, B. C. been held ln Raymond St. jailt on After a day spent fixing his boat, The ilrst severe impact came at first-degree murder charges. Ac- William Gardiner returned to his 9:14 a.m.

(P. S. while crowds were on their way to church. They the kitchen had been stuffed and a heavy portiere was naUed over the doorway and pulled in around the bottom to prevent the gas from escaping. coraing to police Washington, who War Won Before Rhine Crossing, Says Eisenhower's Official Report Sugar Prices Go Up Fifth of Cent a Pound Washington, June 24 (U.R) Retail sugar prices today went up one-fifth of a cent a pound.

OPA coupled the retail price boost with an increase of one-tenth of a cent a pound in refiners' ceilings'. It said the increases were necessary to compensate refiners for their sharp drop in earnings and for their bolted in a panic at Vancouver, lives at 1884 Pacific admitted raping the girl after Johnson had felled her with a rabbit punch. where street cars were swayed from The sisters had been dead for side to side and forced to stop. home at 856 E. 37th St last night to discover his wife, Edith, 40, and her sister, Ethel Shepherd, 38, dead of gas poisoning lying side by side in the kitchen of Miss Shepherd's apartment on the ground floor of the two-story building at that ad several hours when found.

jonnson lives at 2062 Fulton St, In Seattle Jacob Leroy Kings In Mrs. Gardiner's note, ad Miss Palermo, who lived at 20-A ton, 63, became frightened when tall downtown building? were jolt Washington, June 24 (U.R) "ThejEifel and in the Saar." the general war was won before the Rhine "the armies which had been most decisive These were: 1. The initial battle for the Nor- dressed to her husband, she said Ifluis Place, was attacked as she returned home from a party. Her body was found ln a vacant building mienaea 10 aeiena uermany were "I hope and pray this is the end for me. I do not want any re crossed." ed by the quake and died of a heart attack.

many oeacnes ana tne breakthrough increased labor costs. dress. shattered beyond recovery. That is Gen. Dwight D.

Eisen ligious ceremony. I wish to be A bridge on the eas', side of at. 10 iouts riace, a few doors from In listing the deaths as suicides, police said that each sister had left her home. cremated and quick. I cannot see Mercer Island in Lake Washington WHERE TO FIND IT Deyona et.

i. 2. The battle of the Falalse pocket, where the "enemy showed that fatal tendency to stand and fight when all the logic of war de notes. any way out for Ethel or me. Good sagged about one inch when a hower's own estimate of the way the victory over Germany was won by the great Allied forces of the Police said Mr.

Gardiner, who is 31 CALLS IS TWO HOURS "The potential barrier of the Rhine lay practically undefended before us and from that time onward there was no German force ln existence capable of halting our forward march. The war was won before the Rhine was crosse West. In the shipbuilding business, reported to them that before he de steel expansion Joint gaped. Nervous motorists continued to use the bridge but moved at a snail's pace. At Courtnay, B.

a schoolhouse chimney came crashing down The Supreme Allied Commander's BOICK lupcr 1H40, radio, heittr. prlvit. NAvmrra 0-AOOO. parted for Howard Beach, his wife had asked him for the definite report, prepared last year for the bye and love." Miss Shepherd's note, addressed to her father, William 8he'erd, read "You will find everything in order. This is the best way.

Nothing can touch me again. Remember your two children that are left." Police said a heavy manila en combined chiefs of staff, was made manded his withdrawal." It was Bridq here, Eisenhower said, that battle of France was ICa.enaa. 3. The battles west of the Rhine Coir.irs during February and March of Crosswo: 1945. Dr.

Braay Highest Praise for Bradler irjuonal time of his return home. Mr. Eisenhower said Allied victory was through two floors into a classroom where on a weekday 60 students would have been sitting. Smoke public by the War Department only today after deletion of certain sections on grounds of military security. Gardiner said he told her 7 o'clock in the evening and when she asked if she could bank on that he had assured at all times by superiority in airpower and arms and the "in stacks toppled in Seattle and Van Faq Fago 7lPa'lmi 13 6 'Raid 17 3 F.eai 1 3 17 3 17! Society 9.10 11,12 6 Take My Word 6 It 6 I Theater.

4 6 These Women 17 10 Tommy Holmes 11 9 I Tucker 4 I Want Ads 14-1 17 Woman 9.10 7 i In a 122-page summary filled with domitable spirit of the men of the laughingly replied she could. Elsenhower had only praise for1 Grin and Bear Heiierrran Slowing praise for Allied troops, Mrs. Gardiner, who, accordine to th Amavi.art Tlvitieh velope to BUI Gardiner" was found alongside the notes, all three on the kitchen table. The envelotie Allied nations." It was hastened, he said, by stub "Within 2 hour. I was err pleased lo receive over 31 ealli about my Kagle Wnt Ad and I nulla a ery Mtiafactnrv deal," uyi Mr.

Jerry Dallai, 1600 Locust Avenue. Paenger ran, tnirkt, station wa(oni any type, any model or make ued ear can he sold promptly lor good prire through the columns tf the Eagle. Want to nrll your ear? Call Mini Turner. Min couver. Cities as far south as Portland, felt the quake.

Scientists described it as "quite strong" and Eisenhower said Germany's fate was sealed during the great battles which and French officers and men in his k. i hi, hioh.ct Hawor-n bornness and strategical blundering contained the insurance policies of neighbors, was an historian of the Flatbush chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star, was dressed in a white evening gown and wore gold by the-enemy on severa crucial rl r-. Doth sisters, several bank books. casions. Lm.H.

INmhtUe commanded the 12th one of which bore a recent deoosit Army group. Novel raged west of the Rhine during February and March of 1945. The final surrender came in May. 'Shattered Beyond Recovery "In the lowland country beUern of $3,000, and receipts for several Three Outstanding Phase "I unhesitatingly class General the sharpest in severs years." Prof. G.

E. Goodspeed of the University of Washington Geology De-oartment said the needles were knocked off his seismograph when the first shocks came. slippers when found. Her sister had on a house draw. One let on the kitchen stove was otner items.

The eeneral. now tT Amur rhtef1 Bradley's tsrticsl operations during plar-i an Eagle, Want Ad and Gardiner said that he could give of staff, said three phases of the February and March (1945 as equal WKTrn hMltll artt charfe 1U lopen. Police said a vent pipe inlno explanation for the deaths, the Rhine and the Meuse, in the European operations stood out as Continued on rage bhi iiesi srnm wt, or j-mi. m..