The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 17, 1943, Page 6

‘PAGE SIX JUNE. 22 1s clung to last winter, and are de-! fending so stubbornly this spring |let May slip past without a ma-|around Novorossisk, now appears diminished progre to have been left as a decoy for; three-front offer the Russian forces. Instead of be- ing used as the spearhead for a German offensive against the Cau-| Russia, the beginning of the third! the south, that they have aban- , ©asus, it has been xept as a bastion |, ‘year of the enormous campaign doned, for this year at least, any!of German defense agaist Red, now BY HENRY CASSIDY « .AP Bureau Chief, Moscow * NEW YORK, June \i7—Watch “jor move. for June 22, 1943, as another great/ date in the history of this war. Caucasus Abandoned It will be the second anniver-| That can be interpreted to mean sary of the German invasion of the Germans will not strike in of the Crimea. This year, he ‘has wwhich many thought, at its start,/ gamble on getting the riches of| Army attacks. ‘would last only three weeks to the Caucasus, the oil of Baku. — | ‘three months. j east, must have started on his! og as a diversion while course. ‘ une is sleo ‘their main effort-tomsrtike.nesth. broadcasts by the Berlin radio, the! j,¢, ‘date upon which the Nazis expect-|_ ‘ed the United Nations to launch a ‘major continental invasion ef- bc fort.) art of Russia. That diversion proved fatal to heir own plans, because it weak- |! ned their own strength in the! battle of Stalingrad to a point; ~ Hitler has already lost one valu-! ” { 7% “it where the Red Army could, andj eSeinae ei ‘able month of the fighting weath- did, ekeck them and throw ‘them | 9Perations in the center. er which has limited German arms 5 each year to offensive operations back beyond | their. Taganrog: tbetween May and November. A, Sharkov-Kursk starting point. ‘year ago, on May 8, he started his One si a Time «ampaign on the Kerch peninsula jon Russia’s western front. DUVAL and PETRONIA STREETS KEY WEST. FLA. We Close Wednesdays at 1 o’Clock Attend Our Big Going Out of Business Sale STORE HOURS WEEK DAYS 8.A.M. to 6:30 P.M, " FRIDAYS 9AM, to 8 P.M. SATURDAYS 9AM. to9 P.M, CASH and CARRY Save Money-Save Points You Get a 10 Percent Discount ‘On Al Purthaseés’ Made In Our Store of $1.00 or Over VEGETABLES, BUTTER:-and. EGGS. EXCEPTED on op BSKT We’ are FORCED TO CLOSE on account of citcumstances be- yond our control—the 10% discount will be continued until such time as it takes to dispose of our merchandise — then WE CLOSE COME NOW and SAVE The Russians have not been de-}do this cy-neverhavesmede-eseriows+ludedsinto.diverting any. great} the offe | But even more important it willl cern in Seaation Tforces to this sector at the expense | Army jbe the date by which Hitler, to) southern} aig ye yet ert hey appear |the v jmake one more venture in the jimited to di ‘ ering) down the bridge- ey jlead* gfadually, -with artillery as in . weapon, but. keeping according to through Stalingrad against the} their main forces opposite the ;principal German concentration Having sacrificed a month of , cat fighting time in the south, the Germans cannot afford to lose a ““ minute of their potential period of E They | ter started their momentous march | Pde: jeast on June 22, 1941, after a late ir wa They seem to be avoiding that} Kharkov. They must start a THE KEY WEST CITIZEN T RSDAY. JUNE 17 ER TAG: WATCH FOR | istatce this year, the mistake, as| by June 22, 1943, if they are to get | Josef Stalin put it, of “chasing anywhere. | Major Objective Their major objective, thro jout the war, has been destruction | of the Red Army. The Germans’} capacity to strike at that goal has} ssively, from al ve in 1941, toa in 1942, and] ingle-front offen- i. Probably, it has} joint where the | could hope to{ Id be to knock | ver out of the Red j fore the Allies strike in| } most th does not think the Ger-| do that. | or three powerful! st and east are | in his last speech | rophe of | | t two years af-| brought their | pon themselves, | to bring- } 1 downfall upon; Ss | Thirty Days | —“What were you doing | place when it was raid- | | n — “I wads making! TRAND THEATER | EDWARD ARNOLD jin i j. EYES IN THE NIGHT” | j Coming: “THE WILD CAT” | hs -- | | | | HONROE. 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