4. Árgangur 1943, 76. Tölublað, Blaðsíða 1

, but says that everywhere the fighting continues with unabated fero- city, the heaviest encounters taking place in the central sec- j tor and in the Pont du

4. Árgangur 1943, 78. Tölublað, Blaðsíða 1

Officially, there is nothing to report from the southern sector of the front, which in- cludes the Pont du Fahs and Enfidaville areas.

4. Árgangur 1943, 79. Tölublað, Blaðsíða 1

Fighting still con- tor^ e*iei ‘Ues in the Pont du Fahs sec- where several determined counter-attacks have ^pletel ^tish f; * IIIU l0ns gained.

4. Árgangur 1943, 158. Tölublað, Blaðsíða 4

Use of the new explosive was announced to newsmen last week at the award of an Army & Navy “E” pennant to a Du Pont plant at Perth Am- boy, N.J., where hexamine

4. Árgangur 1943, 203. Tölublað, Blaðsíða 2

Patt- erson, undersecretary of war told the American Federation of Labor convention, but he hast ened to add he was not predict- ing the end of the war.

4. Árgangur 1943, 148. Tölublað, Blaðsíða 2

This traf- fic is about equal to be the combined work o fthe publie telephone exchanges at Lin-- coln, Norwich, Margate, Hast- ings, Worthing and Gravesend.

4. Árgangur 1943, 77. Tölublað, Blaðsíða 1

GOOD WORK BY FRENCH British tanks are within a few miles of Pont du Fahs on the east.

4. Árgangur 1943, 34. Tölublað, Blaðsíða 4

This place is only seven miles from the railway from Tebessa to Pont du Fahs, and is the gateway to the plateau behind the Allied line.

4. Árgangur 1943, 53. Tölublað, Blaðsíða 4

Machine-guns were install ed at cross-róads in the vic- inity of the Gare du Nord in the Boulevard du Jardin Bo- tanqué and the Rue Royale.

4. Árgangur 1943, 72. Tölublað, Blaðsíða 4

It is our du- ty and privilege to grow seeds and foods which must be good and cheap for the looted coun- tries. Tom Harmon Mlssioo Washington.