Show i ' ' i 'll 1 I tf s'll c Salt £akc Sribunc- - Tuesday Morning t LONDON Otto Abetz to ts t ftrr Greeks Smash Back Foes In Bitter Cold Italian planes bombing British fronunits in the Egyptian-Libya- n tier offensive were said to have (Continued From Page One) caused heavy casualties the Italian people troops but all their attacks have Meanwhile told officially only Sunday of the failed in the southern sector fait of Sidl Barrani (which the Choice troops havejptried to capBritish captured last Wednesday) ture the SkivoUk height which and retreat of the Italians into have been occupied and are being fasLibya were declared tn high de- held by our troops” cist circles to be "unshakeably ” Battling through snow three to cided to face any events This assertion came from Adclchi four feet deep tough Greek moun- Serena fascist party secretary as taineers thrusting toward Elbasan These British Red Cross workers man camps The Red Cross also arranges for pack Christhe annouqyed a winter “battle on from Pogradetz on the northern for aconof mas British in war Ger internal fr prisoners gifts delivery from Germany to captured nazis the front-werxaldtohave battered fercnce with Premier Mussolini Serena ordered increased aid for down massed Italian reinforcethe needy visits to military hospi- ments to win important new tals and soldiers' homes by fascist heights and large numbers of priswomen and a strict watch over oners supplies rationing and prices with Claim Greeks Repulsed severe suppression of “any ”attempt (The Italian shigh command reat hoarding or speculation Fascist party headquarters will ported Greek attacks were repulsed be kept open 24 hours a day Se- all along the Albanian front with rena said predicting at the same losses heavy on both sides) " (Continued From Page One) Daniel de Luce Associated Press (Continued From Page One) time that the blackshirts would Will Hand It Out break up any correspondent with the Greek folwas LONDON Dec 16 (A?)— Britain pace to mop up and protect their “Absurd hopes of the enemy so army said reports to the headquar- warning sounded but it is shifting from a “purely delengthened communication lines far as the Italian people’s resist- ters where he is located pointed to lowed quickly by the all clear The first attack on Berlin at 9 ance is concerned are and will be imminent Greek successes possibly fensive policy to a general ofOther military sources said Sunstill more bitterly disappointed by surpassing those registered with p m Sunday was hampered by fensive in all theaters of war” day’s sandstorms had become rain the capture of Korita and Argiro-castr- o clouds the facta" he declared George Gibson chairman of the air ministry news servin the embattled Salum Union Council broadcast Monday main bases of the reversed ice Trades reported but it said the bombBardia sector Fort Capuzzo Italian invasion now on” "From Monday night His dispatch said that the steady ers were able to drop explosives This is the desert's midwinter he declared “our blows will grow heavier and the internal probpounding of Valona by Greek and on “factories and railway stations” raihy season w'hen downpours of lem of the dictators will become British planes had ruined the regu- and start "a big fire ” three or four days can be lar docks and that the Italians now more and more acute From now fqljowed by 'weeks of bright Some raiders- - had to seek alternate' were-b if w e sh aTTEerh a h3TngIt6 lit as sunshine bark— reinhaving-LONDON Dec 16 (P)— David forcements Mi’ small boats from targets but the second wave well as taking it” Despite the bad weather British Lloyd George World war prime transports anchored two miles off of attackers roaring over at 3 a m backed up the land forces planes with conferred minister Monday shore Greeks said not a single Mcqdayitoad clear vimbijify and Overtime Will Start ' objectives reported bombed Among amid Ghurchill Prime MinisterIn Africa wefe said to have been fighting equipment was said to have piece ofhfe been had maintained the IONDON Dee 16 (Ai— w as know n to have entered-Albanispeculation that Bafdia Tobruk and Dernp Italy’s fered an important office in the iij recent hours’ weekly oveand raid for more than an hour chain of ports in Libya Fierce dajs government rtime in the Oldham mills in the fires visible for 60 miles were deTargets Listed Political correspondents have Italian Supply Trains Bogged heart of Britain's cotton spinning clared left blazing at Bardia le mentioned Lloyd George as a area will start December 30 for The R A F missiles hit railroad With the weather becoming The British vanguard consists successor to the late Lord worse Greeks said their two months' duration as "an ima armored cars power transportafreight yards mostly of tanks junctions esLothian as ambassador to the tion agencies still w'ere to measure mediate maintain trucks carrying troops and artiloperating station and a railway siding the sential deciUnited State’s but the parliamen- efficiently ‘ The production” ministry said with one rack sion was reached at Manchester lery tary correspondent of the press News of its progress was scant Captured Italians indicated their air of a the center of bombs in junca association expressed the opinion supply in meeting Monday of reptrains were seriously ham- tion but what came through was satiswas a likelihood” which is fire "still cotlittle that “there starting resentatives of a' number of pered on the rutted frozen roads factory military sources said Lloyd George would be sent to They were quoted as saying also increasing” as the bombers left for ton spinning mills and employers' One wounded soldier back from home and operatives’ organizations Washington that hundreds of their fellow the front said it was a remarkable man a of too much (The Germans said most of the “It is asking fascists had beep put out of action sight to see long columns ot trucks were British beaten back Just before his seventy-eight- h planes by frost bite and pneumonia Egypt Hails Victory carrying prisoners to the rear birthday to expect him to cross Conditions have become' sq se- but some reached the city and “We all had the impressipn that CAYRO Egvpt Dec 16 UP— leaflet the Atlantic and undertake so vere the Greeks said thdt the dropped propaganda They reAmidst prolonged cheering from the Italians had no heart for the onerous a responsibility” this were four acknowledged persons treating Italians abandoned all all parties ih the house Drahmed fight” h'e said correspondent said their heavy equipment and even killed and 12 wounded) Two soldiers taking 30 Italian Maher Pasha president of the of- the R A forces OtheP F their wounded' The Greeks themofficers and men to the British Frankfurt-on-the-Mai- n chamber of announced bombed deputies selves sought shelter from the bitbase became separated from the Monday he was sending congratuter cold in straw covered pits dug important inland port Also atconvoy in a sandstorm They were to lations Britthe of the the were tacked Kiel and speaker shipyards in the mountainsides onlv lightly armed but the Italian ish house of commons the of for Bremen the port British victories in the western officers produced maps and com Tire Germans flew sporadically passes and helped navigate the desert were Britain and against Monday Mexico Plans to Sell trucks safely to Matruh over East Anglia and a West Midland town as night fell Tells you that hi diamond Nazis Hold Writer Oil to Australia Sheffield Marshals Food are better quality their color Royalty Plans U S Visit NEW YORK Dec 16 (Ab— P SAN ANTONIO Texas Dec 16 G Wodehousc '60 British huWhile CHICAGO Dec 16 (INS)— The Sheffield it finer they are the mot all marshaled UP)— Plans for the sale of Mexican morist and writer is “m an inroyal family of the duchy of Luxoil to Australia are under way available food stocks and electrical his the are and prices perfect ternment camp in Silesia” acembourg headed by Her Rojal Vicente Cortes-Herrer- a undersec- cooking apparatus to feed the lowest cording to a letter received here Highness Charlotte grand duchretary of commerce and public homeless from Monday night's raid ess will visit Chicago next month w'orks of the Mexican government the nazis threatened Liverpool for Monday from his daughter Mrs Leonora Cazelet of Tonbridge a short while dropped a dozen it was announced Monday by the Can al this be true— or is said here Monday Kent England Wodehouse was office of the Luxembourg general bofnbs on the outskirts of London a Mexico said that anything wrong — or some- consul in Chicago The refugee captured by the advancing Gerhad been searching for a market and machine gunned a town and a man forces last juno near his Luxembourg government is m for its oil since it was cut off from passenger train in East Anglia thing? villa at Ie Touquet France The train crew and passengers Montreal the European markets Large quantities of oil now are being sold to plunged into a ditch and the only CONVENIENT CREDIT Cuba and it is believed that the casualty was a fireman wounded Australian contracts will market by a bulle One bomber dropped a stick of most of Mexico's surplus oil the high explosives outside a south undersecretary said coastal town Most of the raids were said to have been carried out Marine Chief Gets Okeh by “lone wolf planes By J Wes Gallagher WASHINGTON Dec 16 (Ab — The senate confirmed Monday the VVITH THE GREEK ARMY ON THE ALBANIAN NORTH211 MAIN STREET nomination of Major General ERN FRONT Doc 16 (A1)— Greek artillery hurled captured Italian Official Watch Inspector Thomas Holcomb of New Castle shells into Italian emplacements high on a mountain northeast Del to be commandant of the Union Pacific Railroad marine corps for a second term of of Pogradetz Monday w hile Greek infantrymen struggled forward four years snow in four-foo- t I stood on a snowy mountain pass time particularly with weather CHUNGKING China Dec 16 (Ah — Foreign Minister Wang Chung 2000 feet above the southern tip conditions as they are now” Hue announced Monday China of Lake Ochrida while the Greek I obtained a personal glimpse would seek abolition of the treaties cannon lobbed shells over my head of these “conditions” in driving across the lake of end the and into a battered American-mad- e granting Britain and the United station mountains several kilometers the States extra territorial rights in which wagon along mountain-road- s China beyond would have offered a challenge Italian batteries The foreign minister said his replied stirring even to a goat government would take such ac- up clouds of -smoke in 51 village- be-' d and glazed -- with low'' tion after the" Chinese-Japanes- e ice roads these DV M1V OTHER TVPE hugged towering The Greek forces hare advanced war only through legal means and peaks with rock walls on one side declared it would refrain from bejond Pogradetz but one Italian and sheer drops on the other n stronghold remains on a small agitations over them were ceasethouWinding several a at of plateau govmountaintop Speaking meeting ernment leaders he” numer- sand feet above the lake The Ital- less strings of donkeys and the Your savings at the Federal ous references of ian position there is aided bythe small horses typical of this region weather for Greek foot soldiers with huge packs of munitions and for to willingness negotiate addition In to greater earnings of what he called the “un- have to flounder through snow- food for mountain troops drifts armpit deep in many places drivequal” treaties Occasionally the fed-eye- d enjoy the utmost protection A bearded young captain ex- ers with tents strapped around He described he treaty eliminaInsurance by a Federal Agency tion as one of China’s war aims plained the situation as he tinkered their shoulders to keep out the Others he said were “maintenance with a trench mortar in a near-b- y bitter wind would lighten their safe sound management of her racial existence and na- farmhouse animals' loads by packing part on “We must do everything on their own backs as the horses tional Independence" and preserfoot” he said “and that takes slipped on the ice vation of international justice Oq dividend-- : e counter-movemen- Mist Shelters Side Glances BritaiiijFroin Aerial Attacks As British Seize Key Italian Nations Wage Battles Fort in Kbya ts Lloyd George Talks With Churchill ed -- -- to-ch- sem -- ' o one-ha- i Lu Wif 1 D s' i '! V t !: j ! lf pos-sib- still the unchallenged boss of French Africa diplomatic observers reasoned Hitler might hesitate actually to impose either penalty 'Occupation of all France would increase Germany's administrative headaches without giving her any important advantage it was said" t T“ still-inta- Every Jeweler i r’i- - eommentt nr° communique issued at Cairo said the British airmen had scored hits on a concentration of cruisers and destroyers with resultant “large explosions” Tvo battleships also were attacked the communique said but no direct hits on them were Veil Aim Nazis Of Abetz Trip BERLIN Dec 16 VP—Authorized German spokesmen were silent Monday night on the mission in Vichy of Ambassador Otto Abetz and declined to indicate rr whether his purpose was to information orr the political developments in the French capital or to- - present some German viewpoint ills presence in Vichy was not officially disclosed here It appeared however that many in Berlin were surprised at the sudden French cabinet shake-u- p It was said earlier that until the German government has full information about the purpose intentions and effect of the change in the French foreign ministry the German press will not carry the news of Vice Premier Pierre Laval’s ouster ADVANTAGES y' ob-tai- LONDON Dec 16 (UP)— Discovery by Scotland Yard of a large communist plot to spread discontent among British workers was reported Monday night '24 hours after a sharp warning to Russia to halt alleged attempts to sabo- tage "Britain's wartime efforts and morale Minister of Labor Ernest Bevin a member of Prime Minister Winston Churchill's InTier war cabinet warned'in-Glasgow speech Sunday night that “the government has to teach Russia that this method of carrying on her foreign policy does not pay m this coun- keePme THESE claimed The joint air ministry-admiraltlist of Italian “casualties” prior to the Naples raid was: Four battleships damaged One cruiser sunk four damaged Ten destroyers sunk four damaged Twenty-fou- r submarines sunk others probably damaged This leaves the British say a “not inconsiderable” and 'presumably undamaged fleet as follows: Two battleships Sixteen cruisers One hundred nineteen destroyers Eighty submarines British respect Although the the strength of this fleet they are When You Burn B I) I G II T P S n R I B ennuon co 1 n b Sms joi mtt hmm because N provides mere heal 2 Starts quicker-boro- s looter 1 It’s lUh’s MATIBALLT deadest-harde- st holiest coil Britain Uncovers Communist Plot ct mined iron the deepest seam is Itah 4 Mature made it so good it’s the most copied oame io Western Coals 5 Prompt dependable Sereice m air in aioMuei lealer Call Todiyl G CANYON L CO hm McFarlane Fuel Stoker Co & Phone try” Discoveries regarding communist preparations for a large-scal- e campaign among war industry workers were said to have been turned over in detail to the home office Coal Co Stewart Bros Coal Co Royal-Knig- ht Pbone Phone I NEED -- "I tJsh Possession of France’s southern ports might provide bases for German aid to Italy in the Mediterranean but it was pointed out Hitler still would face the problem of sending troops to Africa British fleet through the ' On the other side of the picture as viewed here is that either total occupation of France or the threat of a harsher settlement to replace the existing armistice arrangement would lead to the total collapse of the Vichy government In such event it is believed the nazis would be compelled to weight the possibilities of Weygand cutting the French African eager to bring it into action naval empire loose from the mother circles added but the Italians country and following an independent policy backed by his colonial forces - H (AP)-BH- “have proved experts admission of an out This frank of corners” sea strength was made as enemy’s (Continued From Page One) and the air ministry admiralty th: relatively moderate settlement "claimed at least 45 "casualties” In reported offered Laval in return flicted on the Italian ffbets in atfor French “collaboration” with tacks up to but not including the the axis Naples foray With General Maxime Weygand In the last raid an R A F ROME ppc 16 (AP)— An intensive campaign to reinforce morale In industrial north Italy began Monday as the high command announced bitter fighting in Albania and Libya against trong Greek and British attacks j losses on both the communique said when Italians repulsed Greek attacks on the Albanian battle-fron- 16 handled 'Question Marshal - “Considerable” aides resulted 1940 :ng on Saturday night’s R A F raid onItalian warships at Naples the that Italian night Monday acknowledged fleet “remain inconsiderable force1 capable of doing great damage if Fuehrer Dispatches - ‘I 33d ecember 17 Britain Remembers Her Sons in Nazi Prisons Germans Hint British Admit Duce’s Navy for Reprisal Remains Potent Threat Ouster Laval’s Dec naval circles Fascists Launch Camp To Bolster Morale Intensive Drive Begins as Word Of Continued Bitter Fighting In Lybia Albania Is Announced 5 -- Your Help- - Cortes-Herrer- u Greek Artillery Batters at Foe With Captured Ammunition HuHxrid'Denn J eifeleU AS A SUB Chinese Seek £— u i 1 4 For SANTA ! 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