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Show I I IWEEKLY l lWEEKLY WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSISRed ANALYSIS _ _ 1 ' 1Red Red Anny Army F Forges Frges rges Deeper Into Poland PolandSouthwest , , SouthwesttDJive Southwest Drive Chive Perils Nazi Troops ; Allied Bombers Romtien Bon iLkrs Blast Western Europe ; I IStrikes Strikes Show Marked Increase in 1943EDITOR 1943 tvelr ( WfrB WNI.rr WNIrr < EDITOR : EDITO : . N.w Nw M : a . : wyBrr MOTKi NOTE . paper : | 'r r . ' : Wb.s Wbs W Vales'a Valesa VJf'fw VJffw . : .a- .a .ar . aplafea ' ' riBl ' e.w ew : . : : - * . : . : er aahels : r : . . lyf a ; : r : r.ned rned = . se4 : < rN ta la tk tb * matrruy - : : s at.snl atsnl rtiy < . H I ale : tkl f they * { ? l lr a/wsyap.r awsyap.r a wsyap.r wsyapr . i are / : w * 1 tan . -r r - : * * . * r .f f * . : ) .fWNI.rr ! J\.Jt.d JJt.d J .Jt.d Jtd Released ; \ ] X { . , r . M b hy by ) ' W.tem Wtem Western We . t n Nawa Nawrpap.r Nawrpapr tt all a * * . 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U S Stroop Stroops Stroops troop troops . have had bud 4 to tb fight ftlht for tor every everyinch everyinch everyinch inch of ground aroun4 pal | tropical New NewGuinea NewGuinea NewGuinea Guinea . , , where wbere las landings d1pgs , . bava have placed placeddoughboys placeddoughboys placeddoughboys doughboys 10 fa . m " ' possession 1'llon 1llon ' ' of the air airItrip airstrip airstrip Itrip strip on Cape Cap Gloucester Qloucester and a abeachhead abeachhead abeachhead beachhead a at & A Arawa awe we . . With tha the ene enemy , dug well in the thejungle theJungle ; junlle jungle . , V U . . 8 S , . , dltrebombers it , dlV r'e re ' ; ) bombera bomberl and ar- ar arUllery artillery ar artillery - tillery Ullery helped de clear lea . ! ' the way tor for the theInfantry theinfantry tbaInfantry Infantry . aa as . It ede edged ed < , ed S forward through throughthe throughthe throughtha the den dense deuce . . brush bnilh About about bout Cape Glou Glou- Glouce.ter Glou- Glou Gloucester Gloucester - - cester ce.ter ceter . In . similar terrain at Arawe Arawethe , . the enemy enem ) ' also 81110 fcSl ten fell back grudginglyWhile grudginglyWhile grudgingly grudginglyWhile While doughboya douahb078 dougbboys clawed forward forwardin In Naw New Britain lr1taln BritslnF $ . , . other elements atthe of ofthe ofthe the U 8 s . . , Sixth btth $ . army beat south- south southeastward southeastward south-aaatward south aaatward - eastward .along along alon . < tha the New Guinea Guineacoastline Guineacoastline Guineacoastline coastline toward tQwa1'd tQwa1d ' . , . a . Junctura Juncture with withAu.tra11an withAustralian withAustralian Au.tra11an Autra11an Australian . U'oo Uoo ' tTOOpa troops . driving northward north- north northward north.ward northward . - ward . . In & tb this < M tfctor : * sector eetor , tba the AWe Allies Alliesaimed Alliesaimed . aimed for the big big . . Jap .lap lap shipping ablpping baleof baseof base bale of { Madang Madani , , supply suSiPI7 aupply point tor for their theircoastal theircoastal theircoastal coastal position positions poaiU n & , * , . Ace LosfOnb LostOnly Lost Losf LostOnly Only Onb ' houra hoUJ'l hoUJl hours ' after a dispatch from fromGuadatcanal fromGuadalcanal fromGuadalcanal Guadatcanal Guadalcanal bPd had d announced etnDounced thatpudgYf thatpuder that thatudgy puder pudgYf udgy . , , ao 8O-ye 8O ye - ao-year-old ao year old - yeaf-old yeaf old f.d.ct fd.ct fdct . - - MaJ Greaor'J GreaorJ Gregory Gregory"Pappy GregoryPappy ' ( ( 'Pappy Pappy "Pappy . " ' " ) Boylngtoc BO1n4ton Boyington ) ' had bad shot down downhi downhoe downhis hi hoe . aatb 2Gth 20th Jap to enter the .electlve electlve selective selectivelist . selectivelist .electlveJiat Jiat list ot of U . . 8 S . , , air ' acaa aces a " ' . , , bis bII his mother motherreceJvtd motherreceived motherreceived receJvtd received word wOfd In O Okanogan uo.an uoan . . , , Wash Washthat . , , that he wa was . mI.1QWith missingWith missing mI.1Q mI1Q missingWitai . . Witai With a . mother'a mothera mother's mothers ' ' faith she ahe said said"I saidI ' " 'I I ' 1 am confident confldent he la Is an aU all right and andhe andlie andha he lie win wID will show IIhow up somehow lomehow , . some lome- lome some- lomewhen somewhere somewhere - - " ' * where when * . , Called "Pappy Pappy "PapPT PapPT "Peppy Peppy " " ' because beeaUie of his hiseomparative17 hiscomparatively hiscomparatively eomparative17 comparatively o1d older r age among the theyounger theyounger theyounger younger marina marine mer fliers flierss . , 1oylngton Boytngton Boytngtonwas 1oylngtonwa ! Boyingtoawaa wa was . a . picturesque pbctttresrtue lc ue daredevil daredevU One Once OncC"Pappy OncCPappy " , , . "Pappy Pappy "Peppy Peppy " " " purposely purposel7 led a .quadr quadr squadron squadronover . squadronaver n nwet wet over ' as . .a a . a Jap lap airdrome aJrdrcnne , . circilnj clrcUna circling the theGeld thefield thefield Geld field alowly alowJy slowly , and dum daring . the enemy enem1 to tocoJ11e tocome tocome coJ11e come , up tip up and fight 1Igbt . . When the they , . did did"Pappy didPappy , . "Pappy Pappy "Peppy Peppy " " " nailed naUed three . STRIKES STREKES : ; } Increase IncTefJe $ in * ' 43Almost 43 43Almost Almost 14 if mIl million mJillon ion working day days dayswere dayswerei . were lost IoIt through tbrough : . strikes .trike trike . in 1943 1943compared 1943compared 1943compared compared : with 4 . million mJillon mWion in 1942- 1942 1942recorda 1942 1M3.records 1M3records - , . recorda records ot at of the bureau of labor .ta ta eta etaUstics . statlitlcs .taUaUc UaUc Ustics . indicatedApproximately tnc'llcatedAppl"QX1mate indicated tnc'llcated tncllcated indicatedApproximately ' Approximately Appl"QX1mate ApplQX1mate " 3,33'1.091 3331.091 3331091 3,337,091 3337091 Sl37,0 Sl370 , , ' . , , l workers workerswere workerswere workerswerei were involved InVo1vfcl iii olved in the estimated 3 13'1 131 737 13'1waDtOuta 737walkouts ' 737walkouts ' waDtOuta walkouts . , , which wblcb topped the 1M2 1942 to- to total totat to total - tal tat of 83U.U61 83UU61 839,001 839001 a39 , . l men idle because of of2 2 1168 908 a strikes .trlkes trlkes strtkes strtkesteat . strikesLast .trlkesLast Last teat year'a yeara year's years year ' . atrikes .trlkes trlkes strikes . doubled the the1 1941 1927-41 1927 41 19 27-41 27 41 -41 41 - ' average of 1948 1 M3 945 . , but it was waspoCnted waspointed waspouted poCnted pointed out that the depression pre pm prevaned pmvalled prevailed vaned valled durl during a that period , , and be- be - because because be because - cause of . scarce .carce carce employment walkouts walk walkouts walkouts outs wara were less frequent frequentEUROPE . . EUROPE : Plaster DefensesFlying Defenses DefensesFlying Fb'1n Fb1n ' Flying , over an 00-mile 00 mile 800-mlle 800 mlle 800-mile - - front Al Allled Alfled AlUed lled fled bombers bomben rapped hard at Gel Ger German German ' man defenses defense . and industries In west western western westen ern Europe Europet preparatory to the her heraIded heraided heraided aIded invasionBut Inv8llonBut invasion Inv8llon invasionBut But in Italy , , bad weather restricted restricted reitrict restrict reitrictd ed * d Allied AWed progress progres . over the moun mountalDoUi mounfatuous mountainous talDoUi fatuous terrain . , , and equally bitter bitterresbtance bitterresistance bitterreaistanca resbtance resistance in the future loomed with withthe withthe withtha the discovery that the Germans Germanswere Germanswere Germanswere were constructing construcUna another ' * Siegfried Siegfriedline Siegfriedline SieffriedUna line " of concrete and steel Iteel several severalmUeli severalmiles severalmUea mUeli miles in depth and lust Juat just to the north northor northof northof or of their tier present positionsContinulne positionsContinuing positions positionsContinuing Continuing Continulne the softening sotten1n8 up process proc process procesa ess of western Europe , swarms ot of otU ofU ofU U Sand S and British BrlUsb bombers and 6ght- 6ght fight 6ghters fl ht-ers ht ers - - . ers era lashed at German factories tactories the theimporlant theimportant theimportant imporlant important naval base of Kiel KieL KJeL , aIr airfields airfields ; fields eld . . strung .trung trung over northern and the thechannel thechannel thechannel channel coast . , along which the Nazis Nazisreportedly Nazisreportedly ! reportedly hava have erected rocket guns gun I AGRICULTURE : Hogs Pour InShipment In InShipment Shipment of 478 " 47 76 500 bogs hogs within a a3day a3day a2-day a2 day 3-day 3 day - - - apan .pan pan span . recently in comparlaon comparison comparlaonwith comparisonwith comparisonwith with 278 27X400 400 for the same iamb same period a ayear ayear ayear year ago . , , reflected crowded condi condi- condition conditions - tion tions tiona . in 12 leading leadlns middlewesternmarkets middlewestem middlewestern middlewestemmarkets middlewestemmarkets markets , . with ( < only choice 200 100 to to300 300 pound pigs attracting $13 13 119 $ 78 711 per perbundredweJebt perhundredweight perhundredweight bundredweJebt hundredweight . . . . Man Many ) ' bogs hogs were left unsold UIlIoJd as asdally asdaily aadaily dally daily trading closed and fearful tearful that thatanimals thatanimals thatanimals animals might contract pneumonia pneumoniawith pneumoniawith pneumoniawith with snow mow and colder weather , . .ome ome some somepackers . somepackers .omepacker packer packers . urged farmers to curtaU curtail curtaUshipments curtailshipments curtailshipments shipments , . while wbUe embargoes embarloes were wereimposed wereImposed wereImposed imposed at other centersTight centers centersTight Tight labor conditions condItJoru restrictedpackers restricted restrictedpackers restrictedpackers packers * ' capacities and in ChIcago Chicagoat , . at laast least 200 soldier loldlers soldiers * from tha the labor laborpool laborpool laborpool pool of a nearby camp were lent sent lentInto sentInto sentinto Into the packing houses house . to help outRUSSIA out outRUSSIA . RUSSIA : Tangle in PolandI PolandRussian Poland PolandRussian I Russian armies annles forged toraed deeper Into Intoprewar Intoprewar intopre-war intopre war pre-war pre war - - Poland in flaming action on onthe ontha n nthe the . eastern .tem tem . front . , overrunnine ovel'TUJ1Dlne ovelTUJ1Dlne overrunning ' terri terri- territory territory territory - tory tha the Beda Reds B claimed aa as thair their own ownbut , , but tha the Polixh Poish P " , . jgoverament .Iovermnent Iovermnent govemment in exile exileInslsted exiletnsisted exileinsisted Inslsted\ Inslsted InslstedtJlust tnsisted \ + tJlust musbrtata mus . > l 0ain ( $ ; part of thecountry the thecountry tbacountry country ' t ' f fAs ' As tha the Russ Ruas s ' surged 1'ged 1ged ' irged forward torward mto lnto lntoprewar intopre-war intopre war ! pre-war pre war - - ' poland 1i'oland 1ioland Roland . , . Gen Gem . . Nicholas V- V Va- Va VI Vtutin Vatutin Va-tutin Va tutin . - I tutin threw out a spearhead to the thesouthwest thesouthwest thesouthwest southwest . , aiming aJmbur toward the en- en entrapment entrapment en entrapment - trapment of 600 500 000 Nazis from f'om fom ! ' therear the therear therear rear in the big bill Dnieper river bend . The Tbe Reds entete entered pre-war pre war - - Poland Poland8t Polandat Polandat 8t at a time of beichtening heightening tension over overtheir overtheir overtheir their claims that the White Russian Russianand Russianand Russianand and Ukrainian provinces of the oId old oIdI oIdstate oldstate oldstate I state were racially racia1Jy related to Rus Rusaia Russla I Isia sia aia Reportedly h beaded aded for Washing Washing- Washingi Washington Washington Washington - i ton DC D C , , to seek see * . U S B support tor for forthe fortha ' the Polish PoUsh gov government ent in exile a . case casefor casetor I Ifor for retention of th thA thb territory was Pre Premier - . preImler mier mler oiler Staniilaw Btanialaw Stanislaw MikolajzykWAR \ . Mikolajzyk 1\.UkolaJZYk 1.UkolaJZYk 1 .UkolaJZYk UkolaJZYk MikolajzykWAR pre-I pre I WARPROFTS WAR PROFITS ! : : I R RWant Want Strict Control ControlRecommendations BptTol $ trol trolRecommendatns j Recommendations Recommendatns Recommendat1 . to , haP chappq changa . ' U.I UI U.Ipresent the ) the.present thepresent , . . . present government procedurci protfe4Uu'q protfe4Uuq proc dt.tttt dttttt . ' of ot oaf r4 f ' . < re-capturing re capturing - capturing excessive profits p'rofttj profttj pYofitS ' Orl oi , wN waf wNmaterial wafmaterial iwmaterial material by rewr'Ung rewrUng rewriting rewqtlng ' old c0n\t8Cta c0n t8Cta contracts contractswere \ . , . were bitterly op opposed olJed osed by Senators SenatoraWalsh natoS'I natoSI ' ! Walsh ( ( Mass Mals ) > . . j jaFQilette 'LaF LaF ' f aFQilette aroUetta llette WI < ( ( Wis Via . > ) . , Lucaa Lucas (111 111 011 ( ill . . . ) ) and lonnally Connally nnally ( ( Tex$8) Tex8 Texas Texss $ ) . . Two recommendations recommendatIolUl partlcpl.r- partlcpl.r particaiar partlcpl.r1y particular"ly particularly ( . - " . 1y ly opposed wouldeexempt would . exempt .uempt uempt from trom pres- pres pree- pree preeadb presea . - ) ' adb > ap z zr r e eF eSenators F I Senators ea t ra LaPwUetta LaFoUetie LaFollette aaal a d and WalshI Walshlent Walshent Walah Walsh Walahent I lent ent repricing reprlcini all contracts tor for stand standI standI standBrd standaid standard I I Brd aid commercial .rt1cl rt1cl articles . articles s . , , and prod products product ' ucta ucts not actually a part of gooda goods goodadelivered goodsdelivered goodsdelivered goodsdeliveredIn delivered deliveredIn In the first case the senators sld s&Id sId s&idone sidone & _ , , , lone one company with orders tor for a aI astandard astandard astandard standard commer commercial commercial ial article did sixtimes six sixI sixtimes I I times the business business of 01 the 1935-39 1935 39 193539I 193539period 193539period 183S-'SBperiod 183S 'SBperiod SBperiod - - ' ' I period yet would ! ; be exempt Xempt trom from tromI tromreprlcln fromrepricing fromreprlcint I reprlcln repricing & , I IIn In the second seaond case ase , . the senator senators senatorssaid senatorssaid . said one machifte machlbe machine tool company companywhose companywhose companywhose whose product . , of course , . does not notactually notactually notactually actually appear to In finished ftnished war waritoods wargoods wargoods itoods goods did six sbe tunes times tun . . its ita normal aiormal onnal busi- busi business busi bUli- bUli bUliness business - - ness , . yet would not be forced torced to reprice re- re reprice re-price re price - - - price ita Its contrac contracts . 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