Western front correspondents last week were permitted to tell a story three or four weeks old: Supreme Allied Commander General Dwight D. Eisenhower had been a minor casualty.
Flying to his headquarters in sticky weather, the General's light plane had to land on a narrow beach; helping the pilot drag the plane from the surf's edge, General Ike wrenched a knee.
Last week he still had a stiff leg but, contrary to rumors, was otherwise fit.
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