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Show - - - - - - ' Weather - 7' Forecast---'77--,7- Partly cloudy today and tonight. Clear tomorrow. Slowly rising temperatures today and tomorrow. LIV tie change in temperature max, . 49; inin, 22; mean, 35; Dormal, 42.1. ,Sunrise, 809 a.r--, MWT; sunset, 6:15 p:m, MWT.- Snow depthsBrigh ' e "' , - . tonight;-Testerday'- - - ,, ' ' ---- ,. . ,. -- . ' , s'-- .,... ' ' ". ' : - - . ' ',. ' . - .., ' Seps19,44'Crisis Filibuster - A.. - , ' - . , - ' - ' : ' , :, - , d t . , ,, . 9,- Y . ,, d :. - ' -- ' - Wt. SEhiENCHOG ' ' 1 ."7-,- 1 , Ne, ' 2 li'Allt -' I . ' - 4,4 t '11).?. cierntlya iv: - . 4 - Sit Angelem nnelaco Sou . . High lisv 01"iTaj.9.- ' L Temperatures , I 4,4, 4, Ait ,, t7 1, . liE4LY1 ..d, ' ,,,4;, ' '.Abe SERDICHEV , ' - - , ! 1,,, 111""I'w It POLTAVAO "N - , 14 t ', , - 1 , 1943 AIIK0 V4 ,.,..,..,,,-;,- ILWOW ' . 1115 ---a - I . . , - ,.. - y 411 ,..,:...7, Utih, .Tuesday, November City', ,,..,, , A 2 POI.AND - Is-Reverse- , , .. . ' - - - ' - :4; , ,.4 ,0pD r ,!, Sate-Lak- .. . - ' , e - Still Strong, Premier Warns Hitler ... , 1 , .7,. , , , ' ' Cents; i '' I I ton, 5 inches; ,Alta, 20 inches. - , s I I . - - fiZenveeir d.:......, - . ,. .. .?: .. - rr . 3.33 5854 3 .. .415 WZbington, 1.. C. 72' - Vol.' 372. ' , 4! , - DO - : 94th Year Iklo. 34., n Itt a s 1 0 vial sTest . Of Aiiied Air Power - i . , . 1 ,ffet , .., - - fGird , . . Minister' Churchill gravely prO- - a ' - -- , , '' .1Pre ..,. sTALle ' o mik' drive -, Soviet lassie's the "Impending ruin" of Germany todayi,but with all Salons Seek-T, DNEpaoeliglo ,,,., . , Crimea the recover to , . ,. the force Of his, leadership and language, warned that within Force Action '17' '.. .., IN '''''' , ,otAtiNit of control end ir, ' regain '.,keiV ciii- - OG 4' -, ' illsbelief the Nazi defeat would not come before 194t.,.. ,. :, : I e' 7 klUPOI key Mack See ports may ,,Z,",, assertel solemnly that the Ile Associated' Press .. , . The Ei c,,,en to ,..,'"eg CERNAtil.4 load eventually ,,--t - ' . ' campaigns of next year might - WASHINGTONThe -- By. George- - Zlelke - - - - -, "''''''''. novelty s. r. ra ', ;;Ca r' s 61401tET attack through the Bal. Waterloo the of b tragedies . ,...,11Cots,a. ,r5,,,... Ono - pssible It ant, Gettysburg,- - that '.unless Of what one member- described kns. b , power:the,,-. hi- tocut off : '''' . " . may goal: ;V:Isct:7:-.74: -'-" somehappyeventoccurs,---o- it 1 ('e - 1 tho Rumanian end Nigegetting an acid test against Germany with a' definite . .:.; ch -pi.n.jki 4' today as official Wash. w1944 a ground ., ; effort after time territories from Axis fails, limit which, rian oe,i . ve will see the greatest sacri ington ponders' . such I a . t,,,, ' lexpoia ; , . - domination end control. , . fice of the, British and. 'United Problems 'as war ...,lief diverse of vvestern Europe will go forward. 111: abroad IS y sikKE11;,....0 V;;;') s. Irr''''' (AP)--Prer'.......-'.....,,I rnilite-r:WASHGTONStatesarmie secret ind wageliving cost ratios at , N actual timetable is, of course, a '., CAUCASUS Cky,:t1 ,,A " , ' . T APSE' Meri- t- Roosevelt climaxed th..e v The.rallant, and brilliant Rue- - home the deadline is the 1 1 wrecked have the ra: Landis United a Representative Nations', of -- -' ,, RDZHONIKID11 ' L-nichwas communicate& In ' "YilAdrIMPrSIN.000.,--, German war machine and inflict-H- Seeking an end to what he calls 41'1 ,signing lief agreement today with ed wounds "that may well prove ,, - "legislative - inaction."-- says be --- - ,... he declared. 'that it,.coupled with fetal," , , , The-Bri: , war premier as. are 1 : therecent Moscow, documents, B going to use a "reverse filk tildttet-Gáiits':11.-i; that the back of the 1 TIFLIS lks4;artztell force In to atten, businest mean bustertechnique .' , - warfare: has .A111 shews that "we i : 3 ,, tion to such matters sur taxess ' this War in,,aLpialitirat, and. but been. submarinebroken.- -- and: that 3PlieolZIILleleiLicw the food, oil. and the 'Offiee of Price - HEADQUARTERS, - '-- rt 2 1416141 ;Sbratkik .nt ON iu:r as as war the sense air a new-devestating Just manitarian surely upon ALGIERS.(AP)Cutting Administration A regular' fill-- ...a.. fr,"---- "Reich has -- "been swath- - five miles deep through 7- of the- - busterwhich is 'almost 04.11:11::::, 0 .1 -' we mean business-i- n La military :;,', -impos-, litilittiffl :. 46" i 11.t. Gen." Ira C. Eaker, corn. enemy positions. the prime Mires in the impending sible- - in- the Honse - because of. ota, 4 ' .,'At'P:':,!, sensr - . ,.. Air ruin of the Hitler regime." Eighth T1 l .1..1!..1::.:i..1 maill s tf; t 'tat tat . spurt1 7.'.pun.142. n haArl'Inalt haendBerritisphi "It is one more strongiIlink , In other high pointa-o- f an ea.. - - time limits on et a tecon sand the' Lions overlooking 'the .Britishn -:- .I11Til.:;:n14 - -7i , ... It nt 'Nitionsi sl AO the. world er and the heights beyond eusHE. smo , ;n: ........ .. . aimed at " ...... Y -- 'preventing, .04., r.. " GRE . nth Churchil- l:' Mee a Air Force noW. la '' able to the Germans-are-reporTfaring problems offnuttal-nee- d unifirsofe-- --i a::::advillPirq AG Ittstratt than foreing legislative .... An- ,..... ' Declared the "year-194: -- malimr- 't t am 1,000 throw is also tom. The all and interest," he said at the .planes many lishing -Landis 203- --i ..:rom:rrzii:::::n; In:re4:":"n: q AWLS - l't -' -a White- House cere- election,yearin the 'United States. JA.I: Italian "'winte- r- defense-- line," in a single day's on0". I "":4""r , . - Aalk....11)11,1.rmscellaricoitssubseeta, t - Ili of t Inn , - announced today. ,,a ' r:headquarters menyt,inwhich,representatlyes, . amsurgis operations. n leadday-iand until the -dayolit 43- - countries-joineMar- with the Unit. of, both side of the Atlantic To the Vest the Nazis massed. , On the same program, . ' bills the ---- -' they 1111:1LtiNLi FACES POSSIBLE SOVIET ATTACK BY SEALnkaster innearing for the.Naxi when1 say that I hope we can en Stair in treating of troops and. '- shat Harris promisedto .shatter heavy formations - Mignano area. at. ' 'Nations: Relief and Rehabilitation preseive , . . . goodwill through. wantaction on: -guna11-th- e 90 Nazi war centers. headlong-towarCtiteh-ar. the-Resof Rumania as atates satelliteplunges 0 Army 7 world Living AdininistTation(UNRRA) to'feed,-- out tempting to halt the American , The theory Mee is that 130 milesawayafter capturing Kiev. This map showst how the two countries. end aid our armies." paclothe and revive'war-strickeA presidential.'" committee tits, der, of Rumania, cent of Germany'sproductive, drive toward Cassino on the mair- tp.er A a 'Vowed again his intention not both land-an- dlions . ports are- opened again to lheRwititaa. capatitLis knocked out qbe.,must -11Pml 16 Rome, gins a statly today of the ratio may be attacked--by- . - -I 'his- - to "liquieate a strikIn the massed ." They ' powerful spoke Worker , "President, e attitcyRAKilLtheraptdiy-saavinEmpire - tonic gast-rdtiarmyre betweetillving costs and Ott fleet so 112!!LitalL,coor Stated bluntly that this He! faced rep- "is no tilenmpq with a for thosestii-hwde-pi--a- r.-the area five miles resentatives of the other United time settor itsyr,pdr of Germany ' , 111 Migano and west of Tn the ''' I tmo. liV inquiry gets under t5ps1erstmiliti: truly -new world." -- Allied guns laid down a the French math'em. as Aerial assault expected way at a time when new labor Of the Moscow conference, tain of artillery and mortar i tional committee of liberation, a climax shortly. attacks are being made before the assault could who bad affixed their signatures - Churchill said "We have all e has ceilings. The coal issue Is pracst ste ru'ireh inUknel tei dn fa tapir; been cheered." He paid tribute launched, dispersing the enemy. , to the document pledging each 10 ,A tits-settled there Moves tically but, i German to Secretary Hull as "that galArmy reported prisoners feed and lothe the millions opcontent among the AFL railroad -power. It has been made clear Nazi. the 1hat lant Mr. as ' American unanimously Axis and, the' The eagle." makethat American troops will railroad , :.- By the Associated Press pressed by rtu41-- - Stockholm dispatches said the Japan Moscow accord "bse had the el.- - unions. thp Independent the planned to dig In for continued to add to its brotherhoods and the CIO United armies Gen..Nik- - Germans were evacuating Civil. Roosevelt,put 1t,tobulId for and up the bulk of the invasion - colvmand - Sect on a, line anchored the winter .byour world Russian future "a area astronomical claims of damage to 'ails from the amity and that the ragnalties of In the west along the Garigliano , friends feel as they never felt Steelworkers.. The White House opens t.neh a campaign Mould be very security, and peace." its olai F. Vatutio, conquerorwest--of. 'bet WPPI1 Lake Ilmen In Russia the. United States fleet today. 'River and Aurnnci Mountains. before that It le the heartfett44 counof the ,were Kiev, rounding today on the Estonian while, Mitchell bombers blasted noon to representatives doors Representatives at and - LakePeipus great. near mountains through the Polish and Ru- border,--- a possible- prelude to a Japanese shipping off the China ty, -- wish -- of our British and Amer. tries will journey to Atlantic of 43 cohntrie s come to 's ign the' ward toward the 'on-tMarshal Harris told the Brit. i iean nations to light the war heels of forced German withdrawal from coast and American destruction Ash Mignanowhere U. M. troops manian frontiers N. J., tomorrow for discussions Nations United relief rehabiland people: 12 already have won footholds nut withihem in loyal alliance itation the on policies and practical means in of enemy warships tapered off - t front. the "We propose entirely to ettlaSCto Leningrad to pool pact agreementa across the and Apennines with ' the South Pacific. of accomplishing their stupenflous ' and afterwards to work resources for the feeding, cloth- - Nazi divisionsabout 180,000 men t Pverv center ot Uenemy. proA German communique yesterthe Sangro River. them on the basin of mutual re. blasted from the Ukrainian capf relief task. Berlin radio 40 of which are centers Of and reviving Nipponese enquoted Armies duction, i Nazi were The Fifth forces admitted ing and day Eighth ' battle four a in ' little the ital 1,vhich Ind of day re. for 50 "The sufferings comradeship cotintries. , are ramming against this--- ---in a "defensive struggle stories that Japanese warships vital to his war effort, and gaged already S'aturdav. settlement been and last ended who of have women men and rebuilding that can be termed considerably line In most sectors. , forces" In 8 ild planes sank 1.2 allied warOne Red Army force was re- againstmajor-eqem- y , distracted, torment ed Reconversion ,ound under thehisAsk heel," the this ships.and transports and damaged Important. the NEVPI sector. Slashing along the Adriatic he a Chairman forward declared. world," of beyond George told poried surging distinguished on a "We are well under way to-- coastal sector, the Eighth Army , resident The Kiev breakthrough was ex- seven others in , 2M miles west of Kiev, of. Senate oostwar that Hitler has Makarov, still urges-aWarning hundred committee, several audience and Torino di Sangro, four front convoy south of Bougainville that ward their destruction." panded to an captured 400 divisions to throw into corn. 50 to of miles statement relieved Zhitomirt be within Is early ,, "can congressional ofThe cost the aerial blitz focial guests. miles northwest of captured Cas--yesterday of began yesterday. Listed as sunk two with the capture he, cautioned'that "we can. of policy covering the shift key junction on one of theavailable' great.--in-thopinion of albordino, and Paglieta less than only If we utilize the production bat, CPrnastaipol, 45. miles north of were three battleship& two erulsnot exclude from wartime last the the balance of to, Arnnew to port peacetime possibility of all the'world 10 mi1 ,18 west of two miles from the river. The the era, three destroyers, four trans. allied commander. General --forms of attack on this island." "so ,there will not be to the Germans toward the Kiev and Here - ' want of air the world.' was report- old, commenting recently on Co- speed of this drive obviously the - Russians were .ports. One battleship Dnieper.. tir5 miles is a "It He Polish and said border. devised reasonable delays!! bungling away. have bombers ,we UNRRA nsiderable losses of heavy "In assumption german forces back. ed damaged.caught the Nazisoff balance. A second Soviet -- spearhead committee is seeking a basic. i'mechanism based on the proc- - that- unless we make some grave the Previous Japanese - assertions in raidg on Germany and the almost inipassable- PriFarther inland, British, Lana-- against formula Iloawas for that of not southwest legislation told which striking esses-otrue democracy., Washing, f dian and Indian troops punched FT- 4,4 warships were sunkSee CHCRCHILL on Page 5 pet marsh country., the Soviet Raid 78 alliedNone-orewill for Russian and s'toy, a only orderly train. provide communique bad f newsmen that he, through-correbrunwar bulletin declare- d-three miles ca4 go far toward accomplishment ---- lascweek.,. ,these claims ton, , conversion, but will serve as a $aid it was within 140 miles oft i of auch an objective in the days Kiev cost the Germans, 13,-- - had the slightest substantiation ed crewsu and planes ready to west of Celenza, gaining control ' :1 t of surplus 'kuide OA Rumanian. frontier.' Thbi the for disposal emer. losses. such of make from allied sources. good of an additional' chunk of yalu-- , , - 71 desperate and months On000 dead and 6,240 prisoners, Threat war materials.' Jap drive at aimed wag over apparently said that Harris follow the will And Marshal The latest- Tokyo iabulat1on able Leteral road. gency which Moscow said. newspaper ' y I enveloping the, countless thouscame Center's Leader Ba-e- d almost simultaneously -- "every ton of bombs dropped' on throw of the Asts." Near the center, Eighth Army 1Pravda added that the enemy ands Germans 'of still save the will fighting industries said that responGcrmao f with a dispatch from the South The president units Pescolanciano, fie& in' occupied throwinu panic, away in the area between the DniepULE LAXE, Pacific that was perhaps indO lives of 1(1 United Nations sol- eight miles northeast of Isernia sibility for alleviating the suffer:weapons, ammunition and even. er River and the Sea. Black when future nrar the the of in diers occasioned crowd cativo of the origin of imperial awl by angry Japanese, each r in a trig and:misery clothing. Many were repórted Still another Russian arMy Awl the 1nvaiieo bold Of iti.ettack byGerman and lapanese rampaigns armed with a club, surrounded other formations seized Formelli, to death to-t- he trampled facin north far the pratinganother rnilea-west of courde. 12 Japanese torpedo bombers; on There is, of hernia. In a of plunder and destructionmust five med with wrecked enemy trans-- .Dethehouse of Project Director WASHINcTON (AP) Neyel sector was said iii i.li,loscow tor besides air power actually in- three-milstab.. Of PT be assumed not by any individtwo an boat s American and ttore enormous and port a struction German radio and of to ,be at the gates of volved.-- Aside from the allied operOm the mir frontAllied ual nation, but,by all the united Ray R. Best at the Tule Lake weather base on an island off broadcast abandoned war.: material weCe landing craft near Bougainville plane' , rail junction on the 111 vash;through bombed Durazzo ia Albania. six and associated nations acting to- Segregation Center - orhursday the coast of Greenland was report- Polotosk, and rounded liIwbk'hhur possibly the up by advancing sk-Riga easton 20 the and railway z in Russian ' and on ware. ' t ; of army a only the fear the life his by night, scoring direct hit gethen" Russians, Japanese were shot down and ed , Secretary of the Navy miles from the old Polish border. , ern front thigtht produce one of , bowie. Wo of the little American boats 'No one country," he added. he called in the army to -take Knoxby tociay. The Germans, however, wreckI , two results: ed Kiev "couldor shouldattempt to control, he testified today. of beautiful once the damaged. , city' The small but wellconstructed . 1 , A capitulation by Germany Best was asked by the Califorbear the burden- - of meeting the before .they,fied, Pravda described Today's it tory from- Tbkyo. Bar. in 1. an effort base, Knox said, indicated a plan to keep the Bus. I t Veterans Untt To vast relief needseither - in money nia State Senate committee in- to a said,vUaeported as scene of radio it lin, "the haybig. devastation, maintain it permanently. It off German soil. or In supplies." last week's disturb- included a radio since slang vestigating gestJaOanese ing navar'victOry :been.systematicelly destroyed 2station, power - Forego Armistice ---- -r - Agroundinvasion of west. I ances at the camp just what Krescn- Pearl. Harbor "- The bftadcgst said byttiemolition generator-a- n. ern Europe ahead of schedule In ask-t- he . caused- - him-t- o to radio :boulevard militarists famed had army chatile, 'Anted Japanese. regardmaPUEBLO, The a nutin 1 transmitter, defensive IUnions Ready Colo.(AP) to order Rail GerGermany clamp move in. chine gun emplacements and food Pueblo War Veterans Council ed as a, symbol of modernity. was American forces have . cracker. man strongsurrounded holding a from frontai and garrisons "Fifty island Japanese the to shambles, anhopping magnificent To Strike, Says Head my home," he said. ."Each one supplies. A small supply ship tele- has voted to forego observance of lispensk Cathedral and , t the Pe: tack and, speeded up their often-- , Amen points in the Croatian Province had a club. I heard them sho41, chored in the harbor had of Zagorje north of Zagreb have- -thelooted were hcra and sive. air, (AP.Armistice iwhile WASHINGTON Day t;tis weapon. Monastery )her, British and girding year"since all with troops communications titican , phone Parti to Best!' been out a 'Get i truck, drhey had by Yugoslav blown up e The water and utility attained witted importance in the wiped no Armistice exists, iind there ; for an invasion Of west.- san forces George M. Harrison, president of put me in. There were 300 of principal shore points. and other patriot units . South Pacific. system also were destroyed. The German base, the second no peace." 'kittlEurope. the impression pre- are continuing offensive Brotherhood of Railway the Japanese there when the the opera' , That is, there W in be no obvabistAn London today that the- tions in Serbia, Montenegro and destroyed by American forces in Clerks, told a Serkte Subcommit- army came in." 1 I servance unless the Allies crush front prom- Dalmatia-,-second discovwas 'area. the Greenland mathe .of armored cars, hisceudgMarshal Army tanks, communique tee today that the il unions are Stalin had and Japan simultaR ered a United States army Germany Joseph toby said liberation fixed and Army chineguns bayonets sledge on satd been advanced materially as a Yugoslav neously. Thursday, prepared to go ahead with a soon cooled the Nipponese temppatrol. I Chat leg Overton, president of the t result of the close military co- - day. n-wide strike if their wage ers. The ' by - t council. the Mos- the freecommunique, broadcast at Blaze envisaged Pistols Girl operation there-any "A crease-demawhen said that t Spanked; Yugoslav radio, shooting . 7 said -- he .was. Explosion AtArsenal cow conference. 1 in?"- - Best was soon. and urged that-- Congress - the weresteadily . blow rom the west Partisantroops the Should puzzled about what the next dav stinks,"-shFRANCISCO.--(APT- he SAN succinct saki asked. 2 Germans back in a - ' i the singing pushing be Destroys Magazines Ger. for step into the picture "to solve In fall immediate peace the celebrating rfught future, occasion was One of relaxation ly. "I heard three shots." the I fight for Peljesac Peninsula on "uncondi-tionacalledHe .suggested . i , ., the problem."' the. thp I (AP) "You should be home in bed." Man forces reeling under and mirth, and Captain Joseph Adriatie SPa. IndPeiCIVA gartinn, project director replied, "but I A METUCHEN, N. J. Harrison appeared for the see- saw , surrender . l day." series of explosions at t h Anzini. S. armvwas In good Captain Anzini-retortewas reported in Bosnia and some indignant might-vnobody injured." n 1,0uncit keinterstate end. day before Tho ' with find timnselVeS.:Ctinfronted. I voice. So he gave wOrds to the IY,, Testimony bytwo other wit army's Rarttsmutrzenaltoday was committee in behalf of commerce pcirtions of Croatia. of five still while assault posed representatives de-! tune that poured trom the juke Then his ears reddened under another grandreported at the plant to have Meanwhile Celt Sir Henry Malt-- . a resolutSon by Senator Truman nesses that' the rebellious Japa. veterans' to ,organizations. the in attempt box. a torrent of profanity from his fully engaged land Wilson. British ,commander- - .' which would have the neie ringed the Tule Lake ad- stroyed two magazines without . 4 Red stem the onrushing Army. nd VOU can take the word Of. blonde critic. "For that,". he, de. in the middle East, said building with oil. killing or injuring any employes.oI, congressional advice to ministration 4 - - effect Considering the Russians' past he had learned that certain Yugo- Police inspector George R. Stan. dared, "you're , get going to Director soaked straw as a threat to the - The public relations office of Soldiers,In Pacific Economic Stabilization drive their winter successes, may Second Command 150 the of inside Service, of as cause whites chased he lives She the her ton for ran. itthatvk M. Vinson brought to baclarack spanked!" Fred pn slavguerriliapring.-Siribeib6 not pause until renewed demands that the center said French ammunitIon, brought Face Indefinite Stay the fantastic Cycle that followed. to the curb. caught her, sat down vain. at- his veto of tts general eight-cen- t ing the Germans-Tictheito this country from overseas for proved or suspected Iler a girlgot f the forces of increase award to nese , tempts to .subdue 1NTON-----f- A Solper hour-NtiaWASH P)a has been andtwo stored long liberation" and warned that they a man vi as wounded, am raltroad-worker- sr years i to her res.-. - past Three youths-cai e rs sent to the Southwest and d and about had exploded. Damage one cue and one of them fired three- onebeginning April Mbar had his - Raritan, would be regarded as "traitor& to The carrier( agreed to the in-a face tour Pacific South ' $30.was at the three-teethIn lune when probably ground Their Own knocked' unofficially estimated had and enemies of trease --land Harrison 'told lithe: pistol shots. One bullet creabed endingduration- in tamehardens after the rainsa British the United people ' 1z MO, and included - the- - magazine- of Nations." e committee the unions had also Bootleg Gas User racing to a riot caU. Anzini's scalp. . Ile drop. American Captain areas,-thWar those two attack during that per- - Wilson said heheard that-H-- and Department freight-Stanton's ped This is Inspector it (in liPtl of the 20 who then- - dis- -- - accepted has Representative-Editlack advised of l'xi the would ' nearby. advantage cents they asked) after they had Brings Own Downfall "certain men are dishonoring the story: aPPeared. closed With the attack, simultaneous , The reports were heard Nourse Rogers( - been pressure- from- the rame of Chetnik and helping the Captain Armin!, 24. here from--Lers and bit one on the ear: Rail- by 'Pres"urged" to ely to miles. k. several east. , Miller, I radiusof ' These Germans. . Went Roosevelt. , Angeles. was visiting a tav , came on th'e run to help his Raritan arsenal is an army man. be given home leaves after 18 ern' at about midnight with his ford favor. shamefully most the author of article encause the of Consequently, After Vinson's veto, sidewas to knocked the betraying friend, duty afloat San Francisco flievids. Mr. and walk. emergency - board" titled "Border to Border on Boot. ufacturing and shell loading plant. months, of "hazardous Another man jumped into able timefor an invasion of the their country- and adding to this in outlying stations,"---Nav- y Col. Max A. Riser Jr., commandall three shame by claiming their actions or to , of the scale Radford. a Mrs. Then greatest Gas,"!was flea leg advantage by charged recommended sliding Captain teeth' the and had three fray h be before Anzini sang. A young girl enter.. knocked ,out. Then one powerswould- - seem increases- ranging from four to OP,A today with violating ration. ing officer, said last August lhat Secretary Knox told the Massa. approval." ofthe ou in who it had or been the chusetts 9,000,workafterand congresswoman, employing ed: maybe 17 or 18 years old. She - - ten cents per hour. which the line spring lull Wilson did not mention Gen. . s ICreaMed,-Y- " . ing'legulations to obtain gasobit my believes it Draia Mihailovic. who is minister' turn placed, the information in paused beside the captain. "Your youth for the trip on which he basunions promptly rejected. t0 nt tcyolnaehere olsnhgo h bglaeztyouutr'. - 7 Record. th the Congressional ed his of war in the Yugoslav govern- . three or Mrs. Rogers wrote Secretary of A complaint was filed by the Dow-Jan- es of commander and screamed came and Sirens cops U. S. Asks Indictment Giraud Resigns As War Stimson and Knox stating Duluth. Minn., district OPA office Patriot forces with which the t U. ,,:ro Aid Mexico roiling up on a riot 'call. 'Winches- mothers Punished be J. A. Rosie and from W. M. McFarland,. regional , with been that hitherto Chetniks have nt eight concluded Stanton , Of Congressman Inspector French t ' NIEXICO OPA hearing commissioner. Mi- members oUetbs New York Stork CITY -. (AP) - Th'e identified: ter, Mass., had asked that their his by stating that there change, WASHINGTON: 't At, ller., whose nomeis In Brainerd,. Industrials (AP) , French was report sons be granted furloughs to reLONDON .17 11 130 11 131 15 (AP)The ,....132 one Extelstor the 'that of a arrestthat Tnan newspaper says 32.43 31.63 - 3241 11. turn home from the' South Patorney General Biddle announced Minn., was charged' with obtain, Balls radio at Algiers said today that with a bittrn ear. Ile. identified .30 20.71 10.10 20.53 agreed to ex. 'Three NoziPlaneil,-cific. wheret, they had been sta. today the government would seek ing gasoline withoutmileage ra- Bonds 18,-- - and hint as Rollin .00 15.13 Fabian, Gn'aud had resigned pen. Henri a new indictment against Rep. tions and other violations. tend 10 Me, co a large ,,".initial tioned the past 21 months. COnutochil'es . , charged him with assault With in k James M. Curley copresident of credit" fpr . acquisition of arma: Sh'ot Down In London tent commit and with 8) murder, mer mayor of Boston and one Tuitional rommittee of liberation violating the gun law, ' LONDON---(Alaw; Three Ger- - ' . menti under, the lend-leastime governor of Massachusetts. had and Genl Charles de Gaulle t U. ' '''' man planes were destroyed last ' on mail . fraud others five and . become chairman. ,' its London as raiders gave charges. night 'De Gaulle had been eopresiNation Cannot Emergency Arises, Declares O'Mahoney A previous indictment. alleging , seventh straight night alert while dent 11.1th Giraud. ' , 0 r,.12 fraud Iin 'operation of Engineers' Giraud I ' ' - ' LONDON--C4AP1-r-Prim- . e . - d . ,1 cial-rne- - Armies ,p7 '.. - -- - ' 41'-.- :si 1 . - . i s. :Lifl:,R''..Outilin0 - - . llilief.:Pitint' 4-- 'NA , 1 i -, -- L, 7 . . e , A -- . ,N, - - tat. c- - ( --- -- . 1 elsar bloc-platu- -- T - ' .e'41r att nre pe - i ' - ted - . -- - . ,1 ignIn Army -- 1100to thhgpir. - ii El SEA ACK - . ' 4 , tish ',- : it-th- , etber-Reptrbile- a , ' , ''''''.---- . Fail To Knock Foe Out''- - -- - If -air obi-the- -- -- I.. -- - d - crship,--produc- - - '-- --- , arla and-Rulg- , 11-4- n ---- - -- sea:Am-BlackSe- . he the-Briti- g w.!,J rave - Redscircle-flaz- i e - TwoPronged 1. - sh , .,. Forces Japs Forwärd Big Victory ''' Claim cli rreoaubethr, 1 I 4 - ', -- LONDON----(AP)Tw- . - ' , ', st,., - he n t ' -- - , , n -. - e not-too -- ---- . . ' eld-Europe, a, ' 4" 'he German Base Off Greenland Razed 1 mille.and-a-halladvanc- -- - e , :Viteb- - , : : 1, -- - Slays Wipe ,Out Nazi Garrisons - ., .. LONDON---(AP)---Sever- al - - ilh .LONDON--4AP)---W- - . , natio- ' -- lot: , Sarcastic as nds- . a:-bi- i I Vocalizing Starts t Captain I rmy--moved -- e' - --- - ' ld vet. - tt - ,,, (D-M- '' 1 n- groups-were-1O- disloyal-Japa- ge spanktd-twopistolsblaze- me en, ear-bitt- - out.--cop- - -- -- - -- , cars-standi- ng the-blon- or dcr-s- CHICAGO---(AP),Mar- -- os are-lik- - . .. . -- men----are have-Britis- - virt ear, - Averages . ment-in-exil- e Co-Preside- -- ...-- -- !tis . 1 the-Fren- ch S. Urged To Build Coal Gasoline PI ants At Once . WaitUtitil - - , ''' ' '..- ' , !9. - . ' ' " 1 - SwitzeriancL(AP).- newspaper correspondents - Three in Vich3ra Hungarian, a Flu- a Swiss woman .rep manian, and , ' resenting,- La Ieuille d'Avis of Neuchatel have been arrested by, the' Geitapo and taken to an tin-- ' disclosed destinationt alwiss tek dispatch from ,.9 99.9.9 egraphicleency , Lyon said today. BERN, - 4 ' -- ---- i 1 9 --- , ' . ,-- ' a ment brokerage racket." was dismise, ed, in federll court Nov..1, on the ground that the grand Jury which returned itwas- improper., ly 1impaneled. -NTibsJhree, Gestapo ,,., - .. - - - . 1, P) the 'la .ber My Car, Mi Furniture For Horse -- :- - -----' ' ' construction ' of demonstration plants to produce gasoline from coal was urged today by Senator who declar- O'Mahoney ed the government must pioneerthis field if the United States is to maintain ayiation. leadership: after the war Arguing that American petrol. eum reserves Ire steadily,. falling off, O'Mahohey said in an address prepared for delivery in the Sen.-ate that unless some way Is found to produce synthetic liquid fuel '"otir- will not :last more than. 20 year- - " who The Wyoming comes froni an oil producing - ' '' - t s I 4 - - :,' e r 1 forces is unchanged. The,r edict t7 it bombing in whictl a large num-increa e wit the advent of mass eannot take the LOS ANGELES(AP) --- That and Miss Kurek thrOat l'' killed. were of persons can new of The the properly government long a vear product the Eitter in i warplant counsel was in derisive of was hit bit A French committee liberally school unchanged building make the their because and it expenditure likely range bombers Lsold my. car and bought a ' the London outskirts, , with a T authority , disbursed around thecentury's,- horse use against Tokyo. He estimated is a long run investment in thrt and its goyernmental !: and saddle,o ' !! 9 . - few redefined. persons- reported )injured. this 1000 bill the bombers interest. Under that a hbcser is appropublic , Ia. as the over the south Bombs scattered The chithges, provided' for sep-- turn"get now consume 1,800.000 gallons of government will do the pioneer. ' a near a street intersection. caused a number of arid civil ad- priate again, with gasolina ration- grass military ing and private cindustry can lok aration.-p- l ? " 1 didn't want to be ,bothered of England gasoline on A six hour mission- -' , , t mintstiltfon.. casualties. , "We as low devel. needs he civilian, ,,,can. said, "Obviously," up -- -- the air' shout gas coupons." Meanwhile. ministry , . Wiirkers p not use 'up our present petroleum op." Two -Miss Kurek added: .''f traded announced that new reconnals-- . i, that this country bak, Formosa Bombed' reserves-fo- r, -- - ,.. the a sance did in. that. 4." , just, furniture of the heavilyBuffalor apartment .. photographs war and then attempt an Oven - 51.9 per,n cent of the world's coal '"- ion our we were of indiastrial way." e and bombed Ruhr Arriving-herand. horse, city i lud. HUNGKING: -- - tAP)--II.,-- -night change to coal and oil shalehorse.. Kassel ,showedlhat, the city- bad- -- - - Tirey said they Mitchell bombers sank a destroy- - hatless alter a 4000-mile- ; when an acute emergency arises, ed. he said there Miss Alinnie $perla seven or. eight hours - daily, and ceased to exist as part of the fourother-vsse- ls in art as In the ease ,of rubber-Sup- ply enoug- h- coal-- Pt to. ma The trip Naziwirindustryffor some '0't the liquid attack Sunday on .Japanese ship-Pin- g and Miss Rose Kurek explained slept in farmhouses. "Private industry cannot be ex; for 1.000 at least." 50 factories having thelf--,- t equiv.& six lirthe-forme- r that .of and treaty port ) required a warmer ellroate; Miss Their plant" The' II - seeklobs ttme 66)77 , ' e been destroyed pr badly damag-,-- now that are necessar3r. to dem- still-haleft over to Amoy, a communique announced -' -Soerla- had contracted ear trouble r IA, warnlants here. d, onstrate .. tht, feasibility of the provide f0,411 other purposes." 4 today...., ' 9 - 77 four-m,,t- r - ,, Sperds . ) - . - sving SupplY,----Whe- . 4 , ' ,' . , - s -- ' ' S-- isIc . d usualle -:' rad - . ...- - - ' - ve - - - ,' . |