28 World News Today

World News Today, brought to you by continental radio and television cooperation, makers of Admiral Radio America's Smart Set. By short way broadcast, direct from important overseas stations, as well as the leading news 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. Prime Minister Churchill has returned to Quebec after a preliminary meeting with President Roosevelt here in the United States. The full dress war conference will take place in Canada probably early this week.

On the battlefronts, American troops have advanced 14 miles eastward in sythole with enemy rear guards in retreat toward Messina. The RAF has bombed Milan and Berlin again while American planes hit German airfields in France.

In Russia, the Germans have moved up reinforcements, but the Red Army continues its advance all along the line. And now for more news, Admiral Radio takes you direct to CBS Algiers, Barnsworth Fauw, reporting. No fresh news has come in during the day to change this morning's picture, which had the American 7th Army at Olive Berry on the North Coast of Sicily,

and the British 8th Army at Fumifredo on the East Coast. The present runners of Carriers are just back from there from three weeks in Sicily. We'd like to hear how it looks, you know, Clint.

Back in 1860, Garibaldi landed in Los Sala on the East Coast of Sicily. He was greeted with cries of joy from the people of the island. He had come instead to liberate Sisley. And his campaign was quite successful.

Now, 83 years later, the armies of Britain, America, and Canada have again liberated Sisley. When we entered Sisley, we knew who our enemies were. We knew that the crack-hermen getting division was there. We knew that the magnificent 29th hands of the division, the days of troop which had fought in Russia and in Africa,