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...question that troubled the defenders of all Axis Europe. Sergeant Keeling had just returned from a 2,500-mile round trip to Wiener-Neustadt in Austria, 27 miles south of Vienna. The attack on Austria had required the longest flight over enemy territory ever made by planes of the Middle East Command, one of the longest for any theater in this war. It caught the defenders completely by surprise. Bomb bursts blanketed the sprawling plant where an estimated 400 Messerschmitts were hatched each month. Scores of hits were seen among some 400 finished fighters parked in neat rows on fields...
...raid on Wiener-Neustadt climaxed a week of diversified air attacks over Greater Germany. As the nights grew longer the offensive arc expanded steadily. Early in the week British and Canadian heavy bombers gave the twin Rhineland industrial cities of Mannheim and Ludwigshafen their 57th aerial pounding of the war. On the same night fast Mosquito bombers struck at the Ruhr and the Fighter Command jabbed at airfields and railways in France and the Low Countries...
...been steadily bedeviled by technicalities, the economics of production, building trades' obstructionism, public unconcern. But every once in a while poor, young prefabrication makes news. Last week the Government approved another prefabrication project for defense housing (it had already approved 40 others). The designers: U.S. Architect Paul Lester Wiener, Spain's Town Planner José Luis Sert...
...Under wartime restrictions the panels are made of celotex and wallboard. But they could be made of any material. Having no weight-carrying walls, the Wiener-Sert system uses only about 50% of the structural lumber and 80% of the metal permitted...
Other in the cast include Misses lynN bakeR '46 and Eveline Rabut. The men are Eric Neff '46, Jack H. Marshall '44, Serban Vallimarescu 1G. Phillip J. Wiener 1E and Jacques Abreu...