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THE DAILY PANTAGRAPH. BLOOMINGTON. WEDNESDAY. JULY S. 1012.

THONT. a Berlin Prepares for Air Raids Sr- MACKENZIE Nazis May Force Early Allied Invasion of Western Europe TWO -r i-ucKr Mrs. Aiiie Kamage JiiM if? 2nd Fronf Would Ease Pressure In Middle East Dies at Hospital A. Ue Kate io fetW a fcu drpr lhm taaL Kref. get the fall tCT of t4-Um.

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bt It rrp fn trn r-1 vr torBi c- t. It 1 I I'm r.ot one of Uvo of l.Vje 1 1 ii' I a tv I' -it a. 1 VrtiVa ft f- faith who mat t-v. are doomed to defeat In t-Vs rat, thejter wh.rh strategically ortej I'NDKR CAMOl'FLAGE. One of (he first pictures received from Berlin since the I'niletl Wale entered the war is this photo showing ramouflaRed exposition halls on the Kaienlamm covered with nettings so marked that from the air the building appears as a small hill in a meadow.

by U. S. censor.) nea TtUphoto tif 5 Tr -5 a r. -vj-a rJr I UVfLt ir. lJt iwil it t.r rm C-C.

If a I IV. and we certainly shall Ux tn. iMtilt imlMt mk. l.l1" -T. l.Ia s-cJ lc Of AlO RUSSIA A.

t.ify effort and forrune favor us. But V.1"! t. 1 'I. 2 -v. we definitely bae char.ee to IT BKRI.IN Kr KI.S AI I Ir It IIS.llcrr' where tm.H frm British or plane hit on Mrlrwke Mrae, near Breda' anil air raid headquarter.

ThU one of flrt picture mehrd from Berlin since the United State entered the war. (Pad I. s. ceiiMir.) ft 1-ia4 CHICAGO I hold our grourkt as thing now. ij I't stand Ttf ttoiS.uW.r.

tv -5- Waald Take QaWk ActUsu Should It.tSrr gain hia objec Goes IN? to I if haven't bcTti W.VA. tives, however, the oul I AtTlMOl DELIVERING THE GOODS barring ha 1Un. A a A CMARUfTON WASHINGTON, Ir t. vai i iijv. f.j'j-t At tl "Ait- II p.

r-: rr Army Transports Fly Five Winning u.e vr afvr tve mg it protracted for many hat caj tarH ir et. years, with no roan ab to foe-j see the end. i i Million Miles in Australia TENN. -VI CHATTANOOGAK 5 NX. -i iijJV'j ooys reitasca iTn rifft.

aWii I a I EWIHG THEATRE x. GRftNWOOO AT1ANTA f. ar-J 5-a -t m. Cn.ltirr"a the ALA. POVORINO KHARKOV) VV TAGANROG- 'yy.

2k TURKEY fC. II WA. CHARlCSTON: JpAVANNAM mo iiiillffllllllllfPIIll I t-i te fig tf rfj irt feafe b.Jv. T.e tx.ti t- t-i tTr i.i Caslle in Ihe Dexerf The canttnc ency I walt offer deflation frM that black provpect woald the cees.sfal rlaMthrntit of a powerfal Allied frowl la wrvlern I arooe before littler was able to captlallie the at4 rerre and atrategle ad-iUcrv which be weald hive gained br bit eotHeC Suh a front wootd base to be throws late action becaae the Nails vaeald ae-qalre slreacth fal after setting the oil. mineral a ad foedttaffa.

MEIJIOURNE. Ui The United States army iir tran.vjHirt MTVice was disclosti Wolncs-lay to have flown live milium milt's in the last five months to rush vital equipment ami personnel tc strategic points on the Australian front. Tins is a service where things often mutt be done in a hurry. Yet only one plane has been lost, that by an accident. Transport (iun Battery.

In one instance, the service was called on to transport a complete artillery battery men. i. Pck.c tke r-J J.s-t a. M. Unexpected Uncle" V' S.rxe IKA f-rr je I ORLANDO I tji t-i.

rvrte than 4 COJ ria.c 1 STATuTt MHIS BUY WW BOBS iO ii OUJ EOX OTIO E. C. Rediger guns, equipment and ammunition 1. a Vital area hundreds t.f miln away. Tle haul in-ole.

Son.noo pound. It was Rnisbrtl In a fraction of the t.me that overland UonrHtt w-oul hae taken. The landfl th battery in small units with guns and ammunition ready for int.int action. When the United States and Filipino, forces were hard pre.ed on Bataan. the service flew a transport to the Phd.

n-pines with auinine and ether medical supplies. Week by week thee freighters are carrying personnel, ammunition, plane parts and other equipment thousands of miles to points whre they are urgently needetl. Converted Airliners. On their return trips often serve both as flying ambulances, bringing home wounded men. and as cargo earner hautinr back airplane engine and other equipment rieed4r.jf renair.

J.Sost of the aircraft are a special type of American transport plane converted from former airhners. Ther are adapted to rarry guns, engines and propellers lashed under th fuselage and have fltbngi for ambulance litters. AS RUSSIAN BATTLE LINES WOULD LOOK. The map of the United States at rieht shows distances corresponding to those on the Russian battle front, for comparison, where Detroit. Charleston, W.

VaM Greenwood. S. and Orlando. are the same distance apart as strategic Moscow (A), Voronexh (B), Rostov (C), and Russian oil port of Batum (D). The Nail announcement of the capture of Voronezh (B map at left) was follow ed by Paris reports that Germans were advancing toward Povorino (broken arrow).

Circle indicates fighting zone through which the Nazis say they broke. ap Tfietnt ALWAYS Dies at Hospital E. C. Rediger of 707 East Empire stieet. died at 7 p.

m. Tuesday at While pretcr.t ind.cat.acYt are, that the aren't yet redyj for a larl tr.vaic4i of wetem. Europe, still it strike me that' they m.tM be Implied to J-mp tt rjdier.ly If ll.tler's prer.t offensives, either againvt Egypt or. against the RuMians. should Je-- ardize the hole middle eastern setup.

In any event, one would epect the lnited State and Brit- Inauc-irate a terrtfiC ing t.ffn;ve aga.nt Cermanj c.t.e. witi all In an efT.rt force withdrawal of St Joseph's hospital of a lingering WAR IN EGYPTIAN DESERT lnncss. ine body was taken to 2 -Heap Ihe I at. British Guns Keep Axis Moving German treng. frrm the Rus-; stakts TiirnsnArTno orrsrAsnixc hits in this corridor between the sea the George R.

Flynn funeral home. Mr. Rediger as born in Bloom-ington April 16. 1878. and lived in P.loommgton and Normal all of hu life.

He was employed as baker at the ISSCS 20 years. Funeral services ill be held at 9 a. m. Friday at the Flynn funeral home and at 9:30 a. m.

at Holy Trinity church. He married Alice Youngman In Bloomington. Jan. 12. 19J5.

She preceded him in death. Surviving are six children: Mrs. Esther Goelzer, 319 East Emerson street: Mrs. Marie Neirynck. 707 stan fnnt.

Would Hamstring Alllev This whole picture grow cut of the premie cftrn rtnciH In this column that if 11. tier. can't break through ta fresh resmirre he ill le beaten. If he ran teach eral's armored car I watched British shells furrowing enemy tank and transport positions until the whole horizon spouted smoke and dust. The British are carrying out the slogan to hit the enemy hard wherever they find him.

The general commanding this armored division, entratred in npr- and the Qattara depression. The Germans know they must not hit too soon or ith-out enough power, the Imperials know they must not give the enemy too much time and that a misfired counter offensive would Increase the danger of an enemy break through. Both Sides Keep Jockeying For Advantage BY RICHARD D. McMILLAN. United Pri Ourrejondent.

WITH A BRITISH ARMORED FORCE ONT THE EDGE OF NO MAN'S LAND, EGYPT. (LIE) (No Reason to Doubt.) British runs are keenine the Germans on East Empire street, ith horn he made his home; Margaret, a stu dent nurse at St. Mary's hospital. Lasalle: Pfc. John Roger Rediger.

sonal reconnaissance in the front At twilight Tuesday the guns Put On Ycir Old Cray Bennet Wilh Blue Ribbons Oa II Hi'ch Old Dobbin to fte Shay. COME ON DOWN TO THEATER to See and VICTOK MATt'KC in stationed at Cape May Point. N. J. Edward R.

Rediger. 1001 East Tay the move while stalking parties of tanks, artillery and infantry lor street nnd Mrs. LaVeme Hen AND THE IRVIN RITA IIAYWOKTII line, said to me: "We are brassing him up. "We have destroyed 25 German tanks here in the last two days with artillery or armored raids. We could see them lying wrecked, but to make sure we sent out engineers durlne the nieht.

Thev were silent and the scene was like a picture postcard of the desert. At midnight, in a chill wind, we heard dogs barking somewhere in the distance. Flares Light Nltht Battles. Then the battlefield suJdcnly dricks of Chicago. Also surviving are four grand children and his mother, Mrs.

Min muce ligntning forays against them day and night. From the turret of a ren- ii II nie Rediger. 1007 South Barker: 31 (paAIj NmV one sister, Mrs. Clara Riebe, 1203 Some Don'ts V. est Miller street: and four broth completed the destruction of TW wia aim rr a ik im crs: Joseph.

1007 South Barker all 25." street; Albert. 1300 North Major for Pimples Picture Postcard Scene. Ihwta lb Mmtai( mt street: John. 906 West Olive street and Herbert C. of Springfield.

This battle scene is not what one might imagine. Both sides are jockeying for position to strike the blow which will decide the issue Mr. Rediger was a lifelong of Holy Trinity church. MY sur July to 15. Inclusive.

OMi: ON. JOIN Till: ITN SWF. )ll It TIKIS. Bit oi til tTI! a ii 1 1 1 1 1 i i xj. i I Don't scratch don't squeeze priaj'les you may infect yourself.

suffer from itching of pimples. Eczema, angry red blotches or other Irritations, when soothing Tftcrson's Ointment offers you quick relief. Makes the skin look better, feel better. 35c all druggists. Money hack If one application dops not delight you.

Peterson's Ointment also soothes Irritated, tired or Itchy feet and cracks letween toB. Adr. Bloomingfon Rebekah Lodge No. 614 Oonni Social 707 W. FRONT ST.

Sening From 6:30 to BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS AT OUR BOX OFFICE a mm burgeoned with light. Green signal lights sputtered up from the German positions. On the right flank the German guns began firing. Lying in a camp bod I could see the red lick of gun flames and then white flares, as if molten in-J gots had beon dropped in the sand, as the shells landed. The British nlanes started to drop flares, like glsnt candles suspended over the desert, and British bomhr roared overhead, visible against a starlit sky.

The bombs started to drop onlr five miles awar. Red tracer and sirnal light hot high above the German line. The tanks started to move out. and I could see them against the greenish-white glare along the front. Machine guns started to crackle and flames leaped tin occasionally from a tank stalking column using Its mobile six pounder anti-tank guns.

I went out to have a word with the troops and dropped down the crew of a battery of 25 pounders. At dawn the gunners fired over a fire made out of a gasoline tin. They filled the tin with sand and poured gasoline ever it. NOW ENDS THURSDAY mm Cnda Toda-j "Jlinnj I'jjrr" io. i -Mjlery of Marie Kogrt 2 II II on eq stmits TiwnsH.w riro featviies in Chicago presents xm a una lb a cq dl A aai itaaaxr 1 Plans Annual Stag Members of the Young Men's Commercial club will hold the annual summer stag Monday at Paradise gardens.

The party will begin at 7:30 p. m. Reservations may be made by calling Chuck Caruso pfter 6 p. m. not later than .1 MMrtoajIIDOI.

JUDCI ClAI at Mac MAHONIIOOIS JU0CI' DAVY JAMES, lh wonder bob pairadlQ nun Olbe vofflldl now glonn millor followed by dak allington, charlia apirak, jimmy dority, woody harm an, alvino ray, tan kanton, clauda thornhiU EofieE sCueirnimaim a i am ea ar ar ax av ar a a a NO. 2 11 WJrl 7 wJ-i Hl I II CHAUII CHAM Mart: 12:21. nci ft ciura oMrMuN 1:1 1 1 ei in JHETRE DWAMITt ia ca FIOD I him ll JUDY CAN0VA rAOBRIEIi'DONlEVY at a a ti ireo FREE PAVEMENT DANCE TONITE COLFAX, ILL. "CHUCK and HIS BAND to 12 T. M.

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