29 World News Today

World News Today brought to you by Continental Radio and Television Corporation, makers of Admiral Radio, America's Smart Set. By shortwave broadcast, direct when Portland overseas stations, as well as leading new centers of our own country, CBS correspondents are waiting to bring you a complete report from the world's political and battle fronts.

But first, here's Doug Edwards. The Germans have put Denmark under martial law today, but resistance continues and Danish naval forces of scuttled most of their fleet. This revolt and the death of King Boris of Bulgaria menace to widespread flanks of Germany's European fortress. Reports from Madrid say the Germans have forbidden Berliners to leave their homes during the night in an

effort to stop the mass exodus to safety outside the city. Russia reports continued success in all sectors of the Soviet offensive line. Now for our first news direct from overseas Admiral Radio takes you to CBS Al-Jears, John Daly reporting.

The North West African Air Force, yesterday, continued the blitz on excess communications in southern Italy. Flying fortresses blasted 10A, 45 miles north of Rome, medium bombers hit the railroad concentration that abreza and can cello near Naples, and a strong mixture of light, medium, and fighter bombers dropped the heaviest load of bombs since the end of the Tunisian Campaign in attacks

ranging over a tow and in step of Italy with particular emphasis on cottonzaro and la vatia. The fighter resistance was strong in central Italy. Of a total of some 80-axis planes that tried to intercept over 10 of Elsa and Concello, 20 were shot down.

In the operations over the tow and in-depth enemy fighters offered resistance only over La Mecia. Fit fire shot down four of them. The Axis lost another six fighters in Sardinia when a force of 10 jumped Allied P-40 fighter bombers attacking industrial targets.