Daytime Radio Newspaper

Your Daytime Radio Newspaper with Bernardine Flynn. Hello, Flynn. This is Bernardine Flynn bringing you another of our news programs, your Daytime Radio Newspaper. This is what Sherby is going to tell you about the big, important news.

I will tell you about the little human things that are happening to people everywhere. And now, there were just the big news today. The German war machine is rocking under heavy blows from many directions today.

In Italy, an Allied spokesman said the German line before Rome is breaking, and the Germans have begun and orderly retreat. American spearheads on that battlefront have stabbed forward in other three miles to bring the key towns of Eternia and Vennoffro within artillery range.

These new gains give our forces complete observation on the broad Garejano River Bay. The present German defenses are sagging under the heavy Allied pressure, but if the E gives up, his delaying actions are still an obstacle to our forward push.

The German opposition is described as still very still. On the aviatic side of the Italian peninsula, the British Eighth Army has pushed across the Trino River to establish a second alive flier yesterday knocked down 37 enemy planes, biggest bag in weeks.

30 of these were destroyed by the flying portresses and freighters, which raided Peter Neut's just gloetiana. That rate incidentally is described as one of the successful evertraytos in the Mediterranean theater. Meantime, we learned that on Monday, American medium bombers knocked on Italian cruisers which had been seized by the Germans.

Reconnaissance pictures showed the cruiser lying on its starboard side in the big patch of oil in Ancona Harbor in Italy's Adriatic Coast. At the time of the attack, the Yankees, Americans are out of bombers based in Britain roared out over the English Channel this morning, last German airfield in Northern France.