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New Newspaper paper Union UnionA | A ; ' PRESIDENT BOOSEVELT ROOSrVELT ROOSEVELT : PRIME MINISTER CIIUKCHILL CDURCIIILL CHURCHILL CHURCHILLTlee CIIUKCHILL"The "The The MThe " Tlee E Eresident f I resident rend-nt rend nt Irendnt . - I'nme Inme "rcme rcme I'rune Irune " ' ' Minist Minister Mmister r wtd end the combinedstags combined .wUs wUs stags . staff f 110IJIR having iiuving comple.ed compleed compiesej comple.ed.helr compiesejtheir completedtheir . .helr helr their . plans plani p pm m . for Jor br the offenuve oOen6we offensive campaigns campallJn . of oJ 1943 have now separated u'paro.ed uparo.ed uparoed u'paro.edIII separatedcc ' . in III cc order ordl'r ordlr ' 10 to 10put topill toul put pill them Ihi'm Ihim theta ' into In'O InO ' ardie oclHe acute onlconcerled andconcerted and onl ( concerledeJiecuhon concertedesecution concerted concerled execution eJiecuhon esecution eJiecuhonn eJiecuhonOmdal : n " Offlctalcon Ofdclal Omdal Offlctal con call munique mWIlque at CaBa Casa CaBablanc Casablanca Casalane blanc blanca a _ STRATEGY STRATEGYOn On 0 " , a High PlaneWhen Plane PlaneWhen When the Initial Initialsurprise surprise of one othe ot otthe o othe the war s 8 a greatest stories - the theRoosevelt thRoosevelt ( Roosevelt Churchill ChurchllJ uncondltlonasurrender unconditional uncondltiona unconditionalsurrender uncondltionasurrender surrender meeting at CasablanciIn CasablancaIn Casablanca Casablanci In French Morocco Morocco-had Morocco had - - had died awaythe away awaythe awaythe the world waited expectantly for tor the thi thecarrying thicarrying thfcarrying carrying out of ot the principles olgrand ot otgrand 01 01grand grand strategy laid down by Alliedmilitary AJlled Allied AJlledmilitary Alliedmilitary military leaders leadersThe leadersThe leadersThe The Hoosevelt Roosevelt Churchill rendezvous rendez render rendezvous rendervous vous was the definite tip oft off of ? of bigthings big bigthings bigthings things to come The Allied leadersmade leaders leadersmade leadersmade made it clear that their countrieswould countries countrieswould countrieswould would dig to the bottom of their resources re resourcesIf resourcesif sources-If sources If - if necessary necessary-in necessary in - - in order tccarry to tocarry tocarry carry out the extermination of Axiswar Axiswar Axis war power as quickly as possibleFrom possibleFrom possible possibleFrom From a gleaming white villa nearCasablanca near nearCasablanca nearCasablanca Casablanca came the great newsBut news newsBut newsBut But only after complete secrecy hadofficially had hadofficially hadofficially officially ended Correspondents re regarded regarded regarded garded the meeting as one of or thebest the thebest thebest best kept secrets of ot all time Virtually Virtu Virtually Virtually ally the entire war staffs stalls of at bothnations both bothnations bothnations nations participated in the dramatic10 drama dramatic lie 10 day discussions which ended witha With a press conference But the presidentlal presl presi presldenUal presidentist denUal dentist air voyage was shrouded insuch In Insuch insuch such secrecy that even some cabi cabinet cabinet cabinet net members did not know MrRoosevelt Mr MrRoosevelt MrRoosevelt Roosevelt was out of ot town townNo townNo townNo No one doubted but that furtherImportant further furtherimportant furtherimportant important developments would stem stemfrom stemfrom stemfrom from the meeting One of the mostwidespread most mostwidespread mostwidespread widespread predictions is that theMorth the theNorth theNorth North Africa Alrlca Mediterranean areawill area arearate areawill will soon be organized into a sepa separate separate rate theater of operations Thus Thull farthe far farthe farthe the United States forces torces in that areahave areahave area areahave have been part of ot the Ejropean E.Jropean European . the the- theater theater the- the theater - - ater Separation of Africa and the theMtditerranean theMLdlterranean theMediterranean Mtditerranean MLdlterranean Basin from the Europe.sn EuropeAn Euro European pean pe.sn pesn . theater might well welt be an Important 1m ins 1mportant insportant portant factor in the Allied Al1ied offensivecampaigns offensive oSTensive offensivecampaigns oSTensivecampaigns campaigns of ot the yearFrenchmen year yearFrenchmen Frenchmen M MeetOne Meet Meel MeetOne eel One of the most moat Importantachievements Importantachievements Important Importantachievements achievements of ot the conference was wasthe wasthe wasthe the bringing bttnging bfngtng ? about of ot a meeting betwecn be between between tween Gen Oen Charles de Gaulle andGen and andGen andGen Gen Henrl Henri Giraud Those leadersof leaders of the Fighting French and French FrenchAfrica FrenchMrica FrenchAfrica Africa Mrica announced that they were incomplete In Incomplete incomplete complete agreement regarding regardmg theliberation the theliberation theliberation liberation of ot their homeland But Bat itwas It Itwas itwas was regrettably clear that any anymerging anymerging anymerging merging of the two movements orany or orany orany any political alliance allianLe between themwas them themwas themwas was tar far from being bemg realized realizedOffensives realizedOflenszte't Offensives Oflenszte't Oflensztet ODensl.t ODenslt . e ' Will IPIII J/i1l J i1l IP / III Tell TellWhile TellWhile While the ilecis decis ecls ons made by milllary mill milltary milltary tary leaders are secret observersIr observers observersbed ir bed d coted rated ea ted that c ( ' ncrete results resultsv \ . % , uld old become ap PI [ ( arent with newAll new newAll newAli All Ali ed offensives otiensives this spring springThe springThe springThe The basic ba.c bac . . q ie t ons ns settled app ap appt apPt pt arc are 1 I to be theseI these UlesC ' 1 I Tl TI e first t1rt I1r t gre Ire ( it II efTort effort must beto be beto beto to inve Jnve irive the Ihe Axis ei el ci inly tlflly tir ( ly from NorthAfr Nar North NorthAir I II IAfr Afr Air ci e'l el cs ' . and nnd free the MediterraneanI Medlterrdneanb Mediterraneanb Medlterrdnean Mediterranean MedlterrdneanI I I b I i ply I lie Ie i e * ' I | - II H If he has not been chosen alrt al at alrt atrt rt ady arly a supreme Allied Allierl c mmander mmand er in III Fun Furs t i ( e will be named rained 3 rhe fhe IThe at 81 ai tl II ' submdr 'iubmdr iubmdr submar ne vie warfare and anda a r A N .w w . > r against akainst 81 > l1mst Europe will bestci be bes11 bestelid s\11 s 11 stelid \ { ' i ( d up 4 r l ' l ur i ; e a will wilt be inv in\ in in"lded in \ ided "lded lded " in in one ofthru of ofIlhfl ofthrt thrt t . ways way'i wayi wayc ' Acro Across Acroc < ; s the Medlterra Mediterra Medlterranean Mediterranear Medlterranean nean near a frtntal frtotsl frc ntal attack aUack n ii the chanr charI chan char chanrei Ilhfl rei I el coast or a c n i Ilesl icst iest of Norway 5 A d t R Rcc ss cc s a ii and China willbe will willbe willbe be stepped i i i J as ini 1m ins ch eh as possibleof possible possibleOf possibleOt I possibleI Of Ot tmn Imn pd ed ntc ate interest ITlterest 11 t ) the Unitpd Unit Unitt'd United t'd td ed ' Nati Natl Nail ns If Ic i the tlH " nam rain ng of a supren su supren supren pren e n I tary lary con mender mdnder niander Thena Thena The Then8 n8 na TIC ne of C ( i ( . & i 1 s Cc rge C Marshall MarshallLhlt Marshallchi Marshallihnf Lhlt chi & f ( of staff slaff f the American Amencan armyis army armyIs armyis Is n it "t t ct " fre Ire ( re i 1 icntly lI'n\ly lI'n lIn ly iently ' \ ment meiit ned Manyobservers Many Mane Manyob"erv Manenbcervtrs ob"erv\ ob"erv oberv ob"ervrs nbcervtrs " \ rs t bet el 1 cved eved eyed he had alreadybf already alreadybel alreadybet bel bet ( n dec d th dtd ( d (1 1 dIpon (1ipon ( ipon to head the cornn com corn comn"ln n"ln nln 0 in lfl " 1 I _ I RALLYING CRY cRY- cRYFor CRY-For CRY For - . For Russians RUSSUJllS Russujs RussiansI RussujsI , , I declare my appreciation to thecommand the thecommand , command and to the gallant gaUant troopsForward troopsForward troops , Forward to the routing of the German Ger GerI German I man Invaders and their expulsionover expulsion expulsionover expulsionover over the boundaries of our motherland mother motherland ! land So declared Josef Joset Stalin Inan in inan , an order of 01 the day broadcast bythe by bythe bythe the Moscow radio radioHis radioHis radioHi His Hi words urging the Russians tothrow to tothrow tothrow throw the Nazis out of their countrybecame country countrybecame countrybecame became the rallying cry of ot the Redarmy Red Redarmy Redarmy army as It pust pusl ed forward in thebig the thebig thebig big offensives a rned med at Kursk Kurak KurakKhorkov KurskKharkov , Kharkov Khorkov and Rostov llostov Ro tov After the tallof fall fallot fallof ot of these strategic strategl < ' points there werestill were werestill werestill still miles mites of ot h ii hIrd ird battling battlmg aheadbut aheadbut ahead aheadbut but for the first li tI i 1 e since the Nazisstarted Nazis Nazisstarted Nazisstarted started their invasion of Russiathere Russia Russiathere Russiathere there were defli deftl te signs that Stalin Stalln Sta StaUn Un lin s plea was r I t idle thinking thmklng thinkingFor thmklngFor thinkingFor For everywhere e\erywhere e erywhere eerywhere \ along the tar far tarflung farflung farflung flung front front-from front from - from Leningrad to theCaucasusthe theCaucasus the theCaucasusthe Caucasus-the Caucasus the Caucasus--the - - - the Hods Beds Ileds added momenturn momen mornen momentum mornenturn , tum turn to their drive Russian Rus18n flussian , militaryquarters military militaryquarters quarters estimated that thdt 40 per cent centI centat centof centof at of the Axis AxisI"ffu effiitives eitetives I"ffu Iffu " lives had beenknocked been beenknocked I , knocked out by tt It tie e Red winter oftensive oftensiveAt at of atI attenslve offerisive I tenslve ferisive tenslveAt ferisiveAt At the same 1ame came t me d pi p1 matic elr elrcles dr drdes circles cles des revealed reveale revealec . that tnat United Nationsair NatIOns NatIOnsair Nationsair air and sea ei 51 es pply lines to Russiawere Russia Ilussia Russiawere Ilussiawere I RussiaI were getting much better protecUon protec protection proteclion tion lion tlian tilan than a few months ago because becauselosses becauselosses becauselosses losses on these routes have droppedsharply dropped droppedsharply droppedsharply sharply One recent U S convoywas convoy convoywas convoywas was reported to have reached Russla Rus Russla Russia sla sia without loss losa of ot a single slOgle ship shipIt shipIt shipIt It was indicated that close U SBritish S SBritish SBritish British Russian co-operation co operation - - wasmaking wasmaking was wasi wasmaking i making this possible possibleFARM possibleFARM : FARM PIrTURE PICTURE PICTUREIncentive PICTUREIncentive Incentwe Incentive PlanUnder Plan PlanUnder Under terms ternis of ot the new lncen incen incentive lncentlve Incenlive tlve tive program as announced by Secretary See Sec Seeretary Secretary retary of ot Agr culture Claude Wickard Wick Wickard Wickard ard U 11 S producers producerl stand to pickup pick pickup pickup up an extra 100 million dollars In Insubsidy insubsidy insubsidy subsidy payments to be awardedfor awarded awardedfor awardedfor for meeting or exceeding greatlyexpanded greatly greatlyexpanded greatlyexpanded expanded f fin firr rr production producllOn goals goalsApplicible goalsApphc'l.ble goalsAppliciblo Applicible Apphc'l.ble Apphcl.ble Apphclble Appliciblo ' . to soybeans grain sor sorghums sorghums sorghums ghums pta p&a pa pt & a ts is sweet potatoes flaxand flax flaxand flaxand and dried pc pe IS > s the program wouldpay would wouldpay wouldpay pay growe d f t these crops extrabenefits extra extraI extrabenefits I benefits tor for e-uh e uh eHh eirh - acre on which they theyI theyexceed theyexceed theyexceed I exceed 90 i or N er cent of ot their goal goalup gOal- gOal gOalI gOalup goalup - - I up to 110 1I0 ( r cent of that goalThese goalThese goal goali goalThese These are pr ducts which are badlyneeded badly badlyneeded badlyneeded i needed in the war effort to meet meetdeficiencies meetdeficiencies meetdeficiencies meetdeficienciesi deficiencies -i i 1 - i vegetable oils andproteins andproteins and andproteins proteins tor for i 1 nimal nlmal feeding and human hu human human man cons con < ; t I i r iton itonW t I on onW onW W ckard ' sl 'il il si led ted further that add added added added ed labor a I naterlals naterials will have tobe to tobe tobe be ava eva lablp lablt table ' tanners farmers it If they areto are areto areto to toneet meet /neet neet / the ? _ Is of at the program program'I 'J J 'I I 'Jlm ' / and (11141 11141 lm ( ( [ Anily9 Army Arnay Anily9As ArnayAs ' As a me mt m I .0 0 . . o this end SecretaryW Secretary W ckard ai al at 1 I Manpower Commiss CornmisS Commls Cornmis S , I rir t er r I V McNutt released releasedtl releasedtI tI (1 1 ( eir elr eli elr.1 ' i ( la \.1 .1 Ia \ . s f I the mobilization of avolu a avolu avolu volu teer leer Id li I . 1 I army of ot of3A 3Vs 3A 3 millionfarm million millionfarm millionfarm farm w rkp rIse rk ( ' These would be gathered galh gath galhered gathered ered fr i r rs \s s -s \ ' - s of women the un unen unen unen en pi p1 ve vi ' 1 i ks is { and nonwar non war workers work worker workcrc er crc < ; fr ( ! r n Ti and towns townsAind townsAm townsAirs Aind Am Airs e i it 1 t lieving the expectedfarm e'tpected etpected evpected e'tpectedfarm evpectedfarm ' farm n ii p cr .r r er . crisis which ex cx experts cxperts experts perts ( 1 j I ct cl ci Mil nil sill reach Its peak inn inn In Inn n id RI Id'i s 'i i 5 ' pr cr er t 1'11'1 1111 tiic ' is ' land army woulibe woul wouli woulibe i ibe be g tt tl U rod rcd red t the joint activitiesexte actIvities actIvitiesexte activitiesexte exte 1 'l.l l.l ll ' i ! , . $ , t & s 'I I ' of the department departmentof of ar a ( , r c It ii re rc and by the field ofnets of offict offlcs fict flcs . 'i i ' t r f tie tI U e V\ V \ Var 'Aar Aar ' \ ar Manpower cornmiss com commi'is commiss mi'is miis miss ' n nMore nMore nMore More than 12 million ml1lion ( farm arm workcrs work workers workers ers w \ . 11 II be Le i ceded ccded at the he ght ofthe of ofthe ofhe the he farm tarm s .ea ea sea : . > cn o 0 i said Wickard Hepointed He lie Hepointed liepointed pointed out th-it th it th'l.t thl.t thlt thit - ' . the total farm la Is Isbar , bor bar force in December Ilecember 1942 1942 , , was wasa wa wasi900000 ' ! a 8 i900000 900 ooo 000 _ RATIONING : Limit SetWith Set SetWith With the beginning beglnn1n1 of ot rationing rationingbut rationt rationtbut ratlonirbut but a few tew weeks awa away ) ' the OfficePrice Office of ofPrice iPrice Price Administration Mmlnlstratlop established establlshed establlshedfive establishedfive a aftve ftve five can per person limit as the theamount t tamount tlamount amount of canned vegetable vegetables * ai aifruits and andtrults anfruits trults fruits which householders might mighthave mbg mbghave rnlglhave have on hand without penaltythe penalty penally at atthe ithe |
