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Libya Here a British garrison gat , arrl arrllion r rson lion son had b been en holding out ut against the theNazis tt ttNazis thiNazis Nazis and Italians since IIlnce mid Apr April AprilCHANGE ! I ICHANGE CHANGE : . l In ln n LeadersThe Leaders LeadersThe The reply of ei the British govern goverr goverrment government . ment to demands that changes change . be bemade bmade b bmade < made In the war leadership ieadership whit whithad which whichhad whicthad had frankly meant members of tit titwar the thewar thiwar war cabinet came in the form of ofa c ca oa a change In generals efJecUve eftectly efJecUveChristmas eftectlyChristmas efTectlviChristmas Christmas dayGen dayGen day dayGen Gen Sir Alan Brooice Brooke 58 a special specialjot special1st 1st jot in mechanized warfare . , , was to toreplllce t treplace Ureplace replllce replace , Gen Sir John Jol1n DtU DiU Dill as chief chiefof chie chieof chleiof of the Imperial general staffDubbed staffDubbed staff staffDubbed Dubbed a wlza wizard rd in thl this . form torn formof tornof torn'of tornof ' of warfare by his fellow officers officersGeneral officersGeneral officersGeneral General Brooke had been com corn commander cornmander cornmander mander of the home defense force forces forces.Ince . : . since .Ince Ince July . , 1940There 1940There 1940 1940There There was little UtUe significance signlftcance to b bfound be befound befound found In the change except for th tb the thetact tbtact thfact < fact tact that General Brooke was two twoyears tw twyears twcyears years younger than thaD Dill D1J1 Sixty wal waldellcribed wa wafeecribed waidescribed dellcribed feecribed in the British pres press . as s a anormal i inormal snormal normal retirement age ' ' tor for an anarmy as asarmy anarmy army generalBrooke generalBrooke general generalBrooke Brooke was a winner of the D S 0 0in 0In 0In in the last war is il a steely eyed eyeddark eyeddark . , dark mustached northern Irishmanand Irishman Irishmanand Irishmanand and was commended for his brU bril brUlIant brilKant brilllant lIant Kant direction of 01 the Second corps corpsduring corpsluring corpsduring during luring the bittle b'lttle blttle bathe ' of the Low Countries Coun Countries Countries tries in 1S40 1940 1940He 1940He 1S40He He la is ere cre crc I 1 i tcd ted with being the in inventor inventor Inventor ventor of the birrnge b'lrrnge blrrnge b'irrage birrage ' ' map tor for ar artillery arTillery artillery tillery fire He lie also is quoted quotedwith quotedwith quotedwith with a stottn stattn ent ant that thdt he wouldwelcome wouldwelcome would wouldwelcome welcome an Inva Invas < ; n attempt as asit ast asit it t would afford an sn \ I10rtunlty I \ i ortunlty ortunity ofthrowing of ofthrowing olthrowing throwing the Nnz Naz s nt the seaKISSION sea seaMISSIONTo MISSIONTo KISSIONro MISSION KISSION To ro Soviet SOvlet SovietA SOvletA Sov et A large number of American Americanarmy Americanirmy Americanarmy army irmy officers soon will have a s adose slose aclose dose ; lose up view of the actual nctual conductd conduct conductof conductof of d the German blitz . against RussiaIt RussiaIt Russia RussiaIt It bad had been learned tha that t a big bag bigmilitary bagnilltary bigmilitary military nilltary mission was being formed formedand formednd formedand and nd will wiu be sent to Archangel Rus Rus51a Rusla Russia 51a la Plans are being kept secretbout secret secretabout secretabout about bout the mission mllsion but news was wal obtained oarlined ob- ob oar obtained - - tained lined that MaJ Oen Gen John N Greely Greelyof Greelyf of f Fort Sam Houston Houllton will wID head it itThe It ItThe . The mission not Dot only will wiu oblerve observe oblervethe observehe observethe the he war but will wiu be actively In Incharge Inbarge Incharge charge barge of at the distribution of Amerca Amer Ameriea Amerlea iea ca s I a lease-lend lease lend leale-lend leale - - kid aid to Russia see see- seema see15g seeing - - ing ma 15g that the goods eoods and materials materiall go goto goo goto to o the proper spots to do the moat most moatgood mostood mostgood mostgoodAugust good ood goodAuguat oodAugust August Auguat 28 ZIJ a similar IlmUar mission wal was wallent wasent wassent lent ent to China The sending of one oneto oneo oneto to o Russia emphaslxed emphasi&ed emphasied emphasized & the close caperaUon co- co ca cooperation co-operation co operation - - operation peraUon with the Soviet that was wasnow wasow wascow now ow America s 8 a full tuU policyREWARD policy policyREWARD REW REWARD- REWARD ARD . - REWARDSlaying Slaying laying Suspect SuspectFor For the first time since the slayigs slay slayiugs slayIngs iugs igs of German soldiers of 01 occupa occupatlon occupaon occupatlon tlon on started IItarted In France the tile Gerina Genna 1authorities iuthoritles 1 i > authorities uthoritles named a murder sUl/pect sUl pect suspect sUlpectIdentified suspectlentifled / Identified lentifled him and offered olYered unusual unusualewards unu unus < ; lal lalrewards lalrewards rewards ewards for his hill captureThe captureThe capture captureThe The name oddly f f Gem Gern Gemn an on so dnd d dand dand and nd spelling spe\ll.ng spell.ng spe ll.ng llng \ . was that of G luert Ibert luertBrustleln IbertIrustlein lljertBrustlein Brustleln Irustlein 22 and he hI ' had been de described decribed described scribed cribed as all an except orial onal oriai da ge g I < r rous rus rous ous us ev Id erAny erAny er erAny Any inf inl rmant of 01 nis his where il ii ts is tswas isvas Iswas was vas offered oITered not nly my larg large s a n a JI of o1 o1coney ofmom ofmoney mom coney y but also the Nazis Nal.lS NallS . oITere otTereI otTereito J to ) set tree free any pr s s ner nor of o ( war waral \ warthat ir irthat < that ) al the Informant Informnnt might an tBrustlein i t , iBrusllein Brusllein BrustIeln Brustlein it had been bl'en blen ' reI ret rc ( rted recd rtedI rtedwas recd'as rtedwas I was 'as as ' the man resp n ns nc ole fur for thl tht thtfilling thtkilling kUling filling of or I f [ leut Ieut Col COI Paul Pllul f ! r c e Ir 1r lr ch chlotz chHotz I Hotz lotz German c n mandint mand'lnt mandlnt ' of the theI thedistrict the.strict thedistrict I district .strict strict . of NantesThus Nantes NantesThus I Thus after 188 Frenchn en had hadaid hadpaid I paId aid with their lives for ror it tils Life Is crime crimered crimeand ; and red the execution execi tlon of 01 another anothf'r anothfr ' 100ad 100 100i 100had i had ad only betn been bei n averted afttr aftlr after then- then theni thenhad therehad . - i had ad been a worldwide con conlemnat lemnnt femnat : on onof onthe onof of the procp proce proce-lure proce lure "lure lure " - even InclJd inclid inci Incl id Jd ng ad adve aderee adverwe ve eree e comments by one f I f Gf'r Gfr Ger Gf'rmany Gerany Germany ' many any s a . partners partnf'u partnfu ' in warfareNevertheless warfareNevertheless warfare warfareNevertheless Nevertheless the terrorism and andthfl anda andthti thfl a acts acu of sab lab tage cage ( age aga nst oat raIl raIlroads railtada railroads roads tada and tacUnes factenes Cach nes and the setting settingafire settingere settingafire afire ere of oC crops continuedThe continuedThe continued continuedThe The reward for Drustle Brust1t Brustle " n did nolrequire notquire nol not ' require quire his capture but anv any Infor lnfor lnforation InforI Information information I mation ation which might be likely IIkt"ly IIktly " to toi toleAd toad tolead i leAd ad to his apprehension . ijAPAN : ; ' Cbrying CsIr Wm , ing the l1all 11(1112uLreading nail9 11(1112 111112 ( ? lI'rreadlng lIrreadlng ; , . * " . Treading uLreading ' gi gl gt gerly ir If rr uch as a novIce novice nov tee Ice would attempt to walk barefoot barefooted barefootad ed ad over a Hindu llindu t f Ikir kir s bed of ofspikes o ospikes spikes were Secretary S < ' 1 < cretdry Hull and Sa Saburo Saburo buro Kurusu as they had started starter startedtheir startertheir startedtheir their conversations lo 10 king kmg to a bet better better better ter understanding between America Americs Americaand Americsand Americaand and Japan-r Japan r Japan-or or Japan - { ) - or a better misunder mlsunder mlsunderItanding misunderstanding ItandingKurusu standingKurusu standing Itanding Kurusu us r . i g Il a familiar autumnal autumflat autum autumnal nal flat term in the United States had hadsaid hadsaid said that he was ea carrying rrying the ballfor ball ballfor tor for Japan and that he hoped to tomake tc tcmake make a touchdownBut touchdownBut touchdown touchdownBut But neither tie he nor Hull I1uU lieu were settang settlng set ting tlng tang any speed records In their broken bro- bro broken bro- bro brohen - - - hen ken field Held running Early stages stagel ol of o1 olCOnnELL . e st str stCORDELL r COnnELL CORDELL BULLMr BULLMr taULL BULL taULLMr Mr Kurusu Kurwfu carried lh the ballthe ball ballthe the talks were exploratory bothsaid both bothsaid bothsaid said and if there was anytt anyU anylt ing lug sin sinIster sinlater sinister Ister later about the affair it came fromKurusu from fromKurusu fromKurusu Kurusu who asked reporters Why Whyare Whyare Whyare are Americans so 60 war mindedThis mmded1 minded mmded1This ? This brought a smile to the corre- corre correspondents corre corre- correspondents correspondents - - spondents who were thi Un the king In Interms interms interms terms of Japan s record as opposed opposedto to that of the United StatesAfter States StatesAfter StatesAfter After the first flrst conversation conversa bon withHull with withHull withHull Hull the Nipponese Nlpponese envoy was wasasked wasasked wasasked asked Still think you 11 make that thattouchdown thattouchdown thattouchdown touchdown 7 1 ? He answered gravely gravelyI gravelyJ J I don t know knowRUSSIA knowRUSSIA RUSSIA- RUSSIA - , RUSSIAOffensive Offensive ODenswe OffensiveThe ODensweThe The Red army had taken the oftensive of offensive offensive fensive in the northern and centralsectors central centralsectors centralsectors sectors but on the south was losmg losing losmgan losingan losingan an important battle to preserve preserveconnectIOn preserveConnection preserveconnection connectIOn with the Caucasian oil oilI oilfields oilfields I ftelds fields vital to her armed forcesThe forces lorces forcesThe lorcesThe The Nazi invas on fc ft C ( rce in theCrimea the theCrimea theCrimea Crimea had taken Kerch last port porton porton porton on the eastern tip of the Crimean Crimeanpeninsula Crimeanpeninsula Crimeanpeninsula peninsula and only a two mile straitseparated strait straitseparated straitseparated separated her troops from a toothold foot foothold footsold hold sold on the Caucasus ItselfYet itself itselfVet itselfYet Vet Yet It was to be a difficult loot foot loothold footgold foothold hold gold to gain and even more difficult difficultto difficultn to n hold military observers agreedespecially agreed agreedespecially agreedespecially especially a hard point with whichto which.o which to .o o . establish lines of 01 communication communicationand communicationred and ) red supplyUnusual supplyUnusual supply supplyUnusual Unusual reports were commg coming commgronl comingrout conningfrom ( ronl rout M scow once more supplantmg supplant supplanti i ing 109 mg Kuibyshev Kulbyshev in the datelines ofdispatches of ofdispatches oflispatches dispatches lispatches including stories of Ger Germans Germans Germans mans on the retreat In one sector sectorBO sectorso sectorso BO so rapidly rlpldly ! that they fled through thesnow the thesnow thesnow snow In their underwear leaving leavingtheir leavingheir | their heir uniforms behind behindAlyo behindAllio behindAlso Alyo Allio Also the unpreparedness of thenazis the theNad theNazis Nad nazis . for winter warfare warCare was de- de described de de- described described - - scribed as |