Show alt galte Utibunt 1jc Newsman Sees Food Scarcity gunday Morning December Saarlautern Hits Nazis' French Gestapo Chief Admits Fall to Yanks For First Time Role in Patriot Slaying Hawkins OUTSIDE SAARLAUTERN 3 19'44 -- A By Lewis Agency Expects Real German Crisis In Spring Months Henri Chamberlin accused leader of the French gestapo admitted Saturday in a girlish highipitched voice that he had carried to Paris on the roof of his car the dismembered body of a Belgian Patriot leader he had denounced to the nazis The confession of Chamberlin first job in gestapo Uniform and alias Henri Lafont came in a that the information he obtained crowded courtroom on the second not only led to the arrest of 600 day of the trial of 12 alleged ring- Belgians but numerous high anti-naPARIS Dec 2 f NEW YORK Dee 2 (—Germans "are suffering from the first real shortage of essentill goods in this war" after being the best fed civilians inEurope for almost five years the American institute of food distribution said Saturday Basing its 'predictions on govrmment surveys and information from private sources the nonprofit research- agency said: "If German armies are able to continue resistance until next spring their j fighting men will (UP)--Slant-- eyed zi Germany Dec 2 un —Most of the old Saar city of Saarlautern was overwhelmed Saturday by the 95th infantry division in the first gouging of Hitler's cities in the industrial basin The Americans entered from the west as great fires burned from an aerial bombardment and now are almost through all Saarlautern lying west of the Saar river I watched infantrymen fighting in Piker& a half mile outside the city Armored tank destroyers moved alongside blasting strong points The infantry moved in from two directions The drive which carried three miles almost to the Saar river was made quickly after heavy preliminary bombing and shelling Nearly 250 medium bombers and s 300 paced the assault The Americans came under sporadically heavy artillery fire presumably from the Siegfried line positions hut the Germans inside the city made few death stands The 95th's 379th regiment added to laurels won at Metz by spearheading the way into Saarlautern The 377th regiment overcame stub-born resistance in a mile advance beyond Altforweiler three miles southwest of Saarlautern On the north the 90th division's 357th regiment edged ahead a half mile to Rehlingen414 miles southeast of Merzig putting American infantrymen and tanks on or near the Saar facing the Siegfried defenses along an stretch To the southeast the 26th indivision fantry fought into the French industrial city of Saare Union 12 miles south of the Saar border while elements of the Fourth armored division advanced to a point a mile and a half due east of there officials in Berlin as well gestapo Under Ledoux' examination the crimes ranging from treason to curtain slowly lifted on the origin y torture rape and murder of the most gang in Chamberlin said the Belgian French criminal history named Lambrecht Chamberlin told how the gang patriot a manToulouse was killed at by the Ger- had its origin in a French prison man gestapo Chamberlin had ar- yard how he escaped with a Gerrested Lambrecht and turned him man convict named "Otto" he met over to the Germans This act led there and how together they perto the arrest of 600 Betigian pa- suaded the nazis to liberate other triots and complete confidence in choice prospects for an Chamberlin by the nazis gang was first pried These prospects proved their fitnot be delivered enough food all outTheof confession an oriental-eye- d ness for the job by recovery of the time Hunger will cut pro- chief Say Low by Judge gestapo gold August previously stolen and hidden duction for war and add to pres- Ledoux Chamberlin finally was by fellow convicts and by stealing ent discontent among civilians compelled to admit Low's story from French stores goods which was true were then channelled to the black Food Insufficient Chamberlin said this was his market by nazis accomplices 4 A "Insufficient food and hunger GerThr were largely responsible quitting in 1918 1Similar 61) - mans conditions will be appreciably worse during the next four znoriths" Here are the institute's reasons 0- - Allies (Official)—By United Press for Germany's :plight: ROME Dec 2—Indian troops of the British Eighth army Imports froin countries former cut were before off in a swift jab at enemy forces defending the approaches to ty occupied 1914 harvests leaving 'serious de- Faenza have captured Albereto five miles northeast of the ficiencies of essential foods in Gera highway stronghold allied headquarters an many Millions of nazis retreat- noun ced 4 ing to the fatherland increased daring actions" at Mt Grande of The tactical importance the strain Bombings interrupted Mt Grande is Still in allied hands on the a sittlated village distribution Enemy counterattacks though Lamone was demonstrated in intensity continriver diminishing "When armies of the united naued on both the right and left stiff resistance the by up put reby tions: overrun Germany and flanks of the front south of Bathe the Germans through a week of logna All attacks were thrown maining occupied territories" Such sharply contested engagements institute said "they will find back allied headquarters said essensome of reserves Meanwhile on the Fifth army while one Fifth army patrol probInadequate ' tial foods and such a breakdown front the Germans maintained the ing German fortifications south in transportation and food dis- initiative for the third successive of Balogna found the area strongtribution that many millions will ly defended Other forces had prehave to be fed for sevtralmonths day the only announced allied viously encountered concrete emMt of success the capture being under army relief southwest of Bologna Giornetto 11 miles southwest of placements of the tactical air Thunderbolts To Continue Short Faenza by units operating on the out force their most incarrying main the body d'Food supplies of Some types right flank recent in tense weeks cut attacks Fighting continues in the small northern Italian rail lines in fifty will continue dangerously short Mt between of stretch Aus1945 ground until the auturrua of including three breaches on Castellano and Mt Grande 11 places Your Own Plane tria Norway and Holland will be miles Brenner pass route the strategic of with southeast Bologna ih similar trouble The position down a dam broke Other New dub being organized in of the Danes will depend on how Germans claiming that their para- in the planes of the pass vicinity 1943 Taylorcraft "new by chutists Only a few positions gained much livestock and other food is Two rail bridges' were knocked at 00 It meml)ershIps 'lett grabbed by Germans durIng last out east of Brescia qsd one north saves you $S per hour flying inditch fighting in Verona that of operations time "Balkan countries are such large cluded sweeps over the Po valley food producers that their populaattacked or Midvale 354 Phone Coastal planes shipping tions will be better off but simple in the northern Adriatic and tarWeekdAys Sundays or food stocks in those territories in La Spezia on the Ligurian gets which are principally cereals are sea Three allied planes were misslikely to move to' Russia whose ing from the day's 700 sorties OTTAWA Dec 2 undernourpeople are seriously her from was ' Saturday emerging ished" conscription' crisis but the politi Food Conditions cal future of the dominion reas the duraThe condition of specifc foods mained as uncertain war of the tion included: institute Lsted by the Prime Minister W L Mackenzie Wheat barley and other cereals i virtual assurance of —1944 harvest less than the bad King hasinwon 1 to confidence s' vote of a 's victory cN1 J p crop of 1943 when Germany was be taken in parliament next week able to carry over small reserves of the future About the prime Potatoes and other vegetables- -- minister and his liberal party govR 1911 crops good but- pocrly dis- ernment however cabinet mintributed to consumers because of isters- wonder as much as anyone transportation disruptions else Sugar—Beet crop good but The present parliament expires difficulties pre- next April transportation 16 King has declared vented full conversion into sugar himself many times against an exOils and lath—Serious shortage tension of the SEE YOUR POSTWAR WASHER parliament which t developing would be constitutionally possible Dairy products and livestock— but he has always coupled this AT STANDARD'S PREVIEW Milk production off so that' only with the statement that he did not babies small Children and nursing want a wartime election Meat mothers supplied in cities The Westinghouse "Laundromat" automatic cycle washer is When he first took this stand seriously cut: to be a good chance there being demonstrated here appeared seems one that the war in Home gardens----'rhi- s end would Europe place where German efficiency fell soon enough so that the election MONDAY and TUESDAY down which would follow expiration of ' 2 P M UNTIL 5 P M parliament could be held in peace time Now however with allied leaders predicting that the war Mixes water then washes rinses and dries may well go into next summer King faces problems which he may not have expected a year ago These are his only three possible courses: 1 The regular setting of an elecTo tit Dental Protossioa tion date following the expiration of parliament A period of at least 60 days must be allowed for cam-- 1 ' paigning 2 An extension of parliament under constitutional provisions for such emergencies as war similar to the extensions Prime Minister Churchill has had in England A key difference Ns that whereas DENTAL PLATE Britain has a national government formed by all parties Canada's still is purely partisan Low 3 King might let parliament expire but not immediately call an election a course constitutionally possible but generally regarded as un4ikely It is provided that parliament must meet at least once in every 12 months 'Under thiii rule parliament might be held into sesof Acrylic Plates m a d sion until April and then be alsometimes Irritate the ridge lowed to expire without immediate or tissues of the mouth des calling of an election An election to shrinkage would not be needed any earlier We can es a soft comfortthan necessary to get a new parliaable relining material called ment into office by April of 1946 Meanwhile the present govern"Acryvelum which can hardThe "Laundromat" automatically carries out the comment would continue in office ly be recognized and will be on and the even without a parliament permanent easy plete cycle of laundering operations First it mixes tisse s The charge is nominal water to the correct temperature fills itself washes We Are the First Laboratory In Eire Votes $100 9 000 Utah to Make Modern Exquisite the garments and rinses them It is automatically leaders of the French who 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