Show ' i ' ' : '' - - ' ' : - - :' - ' J ' '''' 1 ''i - " '' c 2 Satuiday 31ornIng ' Jan BELGRADE 9 9 -t Two Warships if Torpedoed 9 Athens' Reports 4 (Continued From Page One) DUBLIN ' Jan 17 (INS)---PriCAI"' Egypt' Jan' 17 (2!)—A field is fighting the cause of:world ' ' ataerial British new and heavy Minister Eamon de Valera Friday democracy tack which left fires and explosions warned that Eire must Churchill was glowing in his adjust its ' Roosevelt's the axis airdrome at praise of President in itt erupting ATHENS Greece Jan 17 all-ohard: of aid to Britain Catania Sicily—the nest from economy to cope with the EuroGreek government spokesman program "I watch with deep emotion" t '1' about the '''''' by ships brought been which nazi dive bombers have asserted Friday night that two he said "the stirring processes pean war harrying the British Mediterranean Italian "warships"—the Liguria whereby the democracy of the Following disclosure in the Dail fleet—was reported Friday by the republic is estaband Lombardia—had been tor- great American force Eireann that nine ships flying the laws and formulating lishing its royal air pedoed in connection with the decisions cona in more one assault sure to in This order make of Eire have been sunk off to flag Albania movement of troops that the British commonwealtk of tinuing series In 40which the British the Irish coast since the war beacross the Adriatic sea aircraft already claim that some aS The spokesman's announcement nationsarearetheable to maintain line at Catania gan De Valera declared: been had destroyed present front they his with made in connection W Ins "The war is only beginning so to have left "several" was declared rtatement that of prisoners taken of civilization and progress on the ablaze more axis planes far as one can see Greater hard' many had belonged to Italy's fa- Tour Defenses ground Others were reported to ships will be inflicted on every mous lupi di Toscana (wolves of have exploded Churchill and Hopkins had just Tuscany) division and had been finished a rapid tour The base itself was salct to have country If we are going to surof Glasgow's embarked from Brindisi ' been heavily damaged a hangar vive we must take a number of defenses civilian Greeks contended that a third of left covered by a sheet of flame things more seriously Our posiThe flatly prime minister Italy's forces in Albania had been pledged 1 visible 50 miles away and the ad- tion is so serious Britain that will fight that every memkilled wounded captured or ministration buildings set afire to a k to finish the 'victory through ber' should approach of house taken home for frostbite treat- over the $ danHitlerism whatever the No Losses ment and dispatches from the gers and Report in earnestness" ' of It the f spirit hardships front reported new but out was carried raid 14Wi look at The through said he Here" ' '0' gains Jn Greeee's counter-invasilate Wednesday night and Thursthe facts with unillusioned eyes z 1 ow— we because conscious of are the day morning and the British said gl 1 Newspapers estimated the Ital- rightness of our cause and because they had no losses ian losses at a total of 70000 is from Catania that the GerIt we the are whatever determined (Officially Italy has acknowl- cost and whatever the suffering mans have been springing out ' edged 12377 casualties in the war will mankind agaSnst British shipping and the at fail "We not with Greece up to December 31 this turning point in its fortunes one of their heaviest British navy The war started October 28) thrusts having been a long and viocome in order has "Mr Hopkins counter-inGreek dispatches said the lent attack Thursday to put himself into the closest ' vaders had gained territory relations ' on British base of Malta naval the here with things ' both in the Tepeleni area and the :He will return f this assault the British soon to report Against ' ' region north of Klisura Klisura tehis famous chief the impressions claimed a successful defense durIs in Greek hands Tepeleni in he has t-ing which 10 of the attacking gathered in our islands" - 1 Italian -were shot down planes ' I' t ' The advances however were Tells of Urgent Need A communique by the R A T 4 ' '' - of a 'local nature" it was said ' NikW called it "a very heavy raid" and ? Church then told 'x of Britain's 'Z' ‘ --- c because of continued bad weather i I there was no declared while that ::—:k A 1 and of need ships planes urgent '1 ' A to "R ' F 0 damage property" Britain's powguns He described 154 civilian '' property "suffered considAT THE JUGOSLAV-ALBANIA- N f erful army and strong "-— 1 erably" FRONTIER Jam 17 IR) defenses against any nazi i ' Bitter Nazi Claims fighting in Invasion Ignores the central sector between Tepe"Nevertheless I do not feel that Primo Minister Churchill (This communique made no menlent and Klisura was reported It would be right for any of those Pulled on heavy clothes to tion k 0000e! of German and Italian claims as of Greeks this him and from cold with he for the protect people Friday responsible 23000-ton Britthat in the raid the 7 iN Italians concentrating troops on country to generally dismiss from ' recently witnessed a demoni ish aircraft 'carrier Illustrious—althat front stration of antiaircraft guntheir minds the possibility of in' ready damaged in the engagement Some military experts believe vasion" he said nery t of January 10—had been hard hit a decisive battle soon will take He spoke bitterly of Adolf Hitler at Malta a it d perhaps place there The Greeks have as "that bad man" "Before us lie dangers—I hardly again out of the war that a knocked ' taken Klisura but not Tepeleni "'That bad man never had so "1" In the northern sector near Po- great a need as he has now to like to say as great as those British merchant ship was hit caliber heaviest "the we which by have squarely repassed— 4 were through duels his from Britain strike gradetz artillery path bombs" and that a British arsenal ' "He is the master of a great part but at any rate dangers which if was ported but troop movements were ' bombed belted by floods of Europe and his armies can move we neglect anything might be (The Italians also asserted that almost where they will upon the fatal?" a British cruiser was "seriously t continent Churchill said that the British damaged" The Germans made no "He holds down 10 countries by i this nor did they say force by his secret police and by armed forces' shattering defeats mention ofabout obserthe Italian anything in had North Africa of Italians local the odious his still more Quisthat the nazis had been aidexceeded all expectations and that vation O IC) ed escort planes)) Italian I SOMEWHEREOFFTHE rtings by this occupation "now nearly 80000 prisoners have "But every day " PoGRECIAN COAST Jan 17 4d'11— of Austria been taken—perhaps there are A group of young Italians their land Norway Denmark Holland more to come" frayed uniforms still soiled with Belgium and France—and pres- Task of Great Hazard blooth3 from the lost battle of ently perhaps Italy — continues p "Now that eight or nine diviKlisura are squeezed in the dark there is built up a Volume of hatred ' hold of a Greek prison atitip sear- - for theztazi creed and for the sions of well equipped Italian - ing Piraeus ''3!German name which generations troops have been dashed out of ' with inconceivably Whispering below noise of'en- and perhaps centuries will- hardly existence small losses for us people may be gines they curse the war their efface" stckness from bad Albanian water Churchill referred in this state-- Inclined to underrate the merit ' their high officers who let them ment to a growing British be- - of the achievement" Churchill ' LONDON Jan 17 ( UP) — A be caught in a Greek trap But lief that Italy may collapse in the said daylight assault on "It was a task of the greatest thundering invasion not distant future and that Adolf they are glad to be alive ports and anSixty hours ago Italian bomb- 'Hitler'e armies will march into hazard but it was a risk well Germany's other fierce bombing Of the nazi ers very nearly killed them all the peninsula run" as they huddled in a dugout near Churchill said that the out- naval base of Wilheimshaten Fri- -i Success Needs Hitler a come of the battle of Britain day attended official British predocks the durihg raid on a small that the royal air force northern Greek port "Therefore" Churchill contin- coupled with the British victories diction will blast open apath for victory so in down mere were will in a go matter is for ued Herr "it Hitler Flying Libya high they history 1941silvery specks the fascist plans of supreme consequence to break as among the most important of In The i prediction was by Air Min300 war bombs droppecrmore than down the resistance of Britain and the beArchibald Sir ister Sinclair Hugging the earth and sweating thus rivet effectively the shackles "They give ourselves an opuniversity audience at Glaswith the nervousness that even he prepared for the 'people of portunity to address ourselves to fore awhile two waves of British gow exveterans feel' when the bombs Europe the problems of the war" he bombers destruction on the t scream down aome of these young 04111111nly "But it is one thing to have the plained "They give us an op- spearheadheaped of Adolf Hitler's "into to address ourselves while to be able portunity prisoners prayed repeatedly need and another thing the problem of the perils of 1941 vasion front" between Calais and buildings were smashed into to satisfy that need rnatchwood a few hundred feet "We on this island stand four- with far greater advantages than Boulogne away of the Euro- were at our disposal six or eight Again Pound See Base square in the When the attack paused at dusk pean dictators path and their threats months ago For the second consecutive night "We still are a partially armed and they shuffled aboard the tramp won't appeal to us for the fourth time in eight fre4ghter carrying slabs of brown "It is certain that if Hitler found nation but as 1941 moves along Britain's bombers swept upon bread moist white cheese and an invasion of this island diffi- its coursewe shall gradually be- days "in some of the Wilhelmshaten ' well-armand a nation come Greeks had oranges the given cult in July and if he found it worst Winter weather canmake" them For these Alpine troops— difficult in September it will not the fight will then be conducted They again left the huge vital base among the finest in the Italian become easier by February on more equal terms a sea of flames the air ministry armies—this prison ship offered March or April "I hope that by the end of reported a welcome refuge "But remember that the price the year and the beginning of next "It was more like a Polar expeConscripts in the early twen- of safety is eternal vigilante year in the air and on land we dition than a raid" said one of the as no ties reared from childhood under far have disadvantage "The reason why one feels con- may bomb Ice British pilots clogged t fascism- the Italians arrived in fidence that this man's concen- - as equipment is concerned with racks and gun turrets on the raidAlbania two days before Christ- - trated liatred will not be effective the German foe" ' one struck Lightning mas and were thrown immediate- - against our island is because He concluded his speech after ing planes and tore away the wireless ly against the Greeks In the Ma- everyone of us is up and doing: this oblique intimation of an im- plane antenna of another ur& sector Their resistance at "It is because there will be pending British offensive with a s the front line was tough superior ceaseless attention paid by all reference to a statement by the Invasion Porte Raided 16' to anything heretofore shown by our forces to every sign of enemy lord provost of Glasgow who preDocks of and concentrations the blackshirt companies Yet preparations and because we sided over the meeting as to invasion shipping in the the Greek charges broke them No know that we now have 'millions what would happen rafter the ports of Emden Boulogne and Ca''Now Now on a voyage through the of armed men and scores of war lais a railroad at Ostend BelMine fields their war weariness "It is quite right that this should gium and an airdrome in nazi-heunits capable of meetCcaharifinesg Only in a single word: ing a landing force and engaging enter our minds" said Churchill France also were said to have been !'Enouxrgh" deon occasions several sucwho has them with good prospects of bombed by night clined to go into any details re- heavily cess" new attacks coupled with The garding the scope of Britain's the royal air force's day and night Drastic Price- Cuts Now on Our Issues Warning King's Cousin Engaged war aims assaults on German and Italian I do if "But you will excuse me Churchill then Issued a grim LONDON (Saturday) Jan 18 bases in the Mediterranean area lies not myself with my responsibili- gave emphasis to Sinclair's state(LP)—The engagement of Lady warning of the dangers that surties give it an immediate place ment that the R A F Is "striking ahead in Britain's fight for Iris Mountbatten in my thoughts vival VI to cousin of far heavier blows" CapKing George ' "I cannot hold out any hopes for "My one aim is to extirpate tain Hamilton O'Malley of the ( 9 Irish Guards was announced Fri- an easy passage" he continued Hitlerism from Europe" L ' -- 1 (A-- — -A ut 1- -- - 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A 4 d! and ed ' fI t I se Sample Prices:— ItEDUCED 1950 to 44150--AL- L - day in the court circular I to SUITS—Sizes in STYLE Included are new DRAPES in latest weaves and colors Single and double-breasteStouts Regulars Shorts Slims Chalk stripes banjo stripes monotone tweeds diamond weaves Blues greens greys browns tailored - 0 -Y- 0 - well-equipp- CI 3 3 - La7 CILIC c 't 5 4:3 i 0 s - -r omo al 11 f - 01‘ a a and Overcoats - Czecho-Slovak- ii0 al alleVrn o - N- e--- - - s 1 l t7Z:1 - 1 A $ k- aptives of Greeks Curse War Chiefs - r s - - : 3 )1i''4i16‘ '4 nd boe :: I- 'tt14" 7 Ai L '110 - - lp ' d- 11111 3 2t ' 1 I - - ' -- - — ' PEMBROKE'S ng '-- ' of-toa- RENIFINIRECOUNT s - - ' - on hand-to-ha- cent Of the food needed by their troops in a country front which they had expected obtain vast food exports Already long lines of Danish freight cars are arriving in Rua mania bringing dairy products for the nazi army Ration cards have appeared in several large Yugoslav cities Many city housewives unable to buy lard scour the countryside looking for peasants who will sell fats Rumanian reaction to skyrocket-pe- r ing prices was said to have brought several public demonstrations including one in a Bucharest public market in which one person was killed and several others injured Nearly all the southeastern European governments have restricted bread sales to black loaves two and three days old Rumanian officials found flour consumption was cut drastically by this order until the people found they could make the hread more palatable by toasting Now a new order forbids servin restaurants dining ing cars and other Public eating places Vurope — (1) - Southeastern black forced to eat bread and pay exorbitant prices now Is for essential foodstuffs becadse offi new shortages facing cials say so many rail lines have been commandeered for nazi troop movements and Italian and German shipments of war materials Dispatches from Hungary and Rumania say that in many towns where ordinary supplies have been cut off by German use of railroads the inhabitants have appealed for commodities by truck to prevent SOCIAL SECURITY rioting and famine Similarly Italian demands for of FORMS & SYSTEMS quick delivery of vast quantities Rumanian oil to bolster her dwin- Homes Raided Iron guard squads are said to dling supplies arc said to have jammed Yugoslav railways as far be raiding homes in many parts'of as Trieste causing a serious cur- Rumania seizing what they consider to be more than notrrnal supplies tailment of food shipments of food and selling them in public 24 E BROADWAY Rations Halved markets Even the commissar of the GerThe Hungarion food problem is reflected in a new government man expeditionary force in Ru- We hays Nverything you need order halving the amount of food mania is finding difficulty in geteach householderhas been allowed ting enough food for his several in transferring your records to keep on hand-- 50 pounds of hundred thousand soldiers One flour four pOunds' of dried vege- I Bucharest report said the Germans I to 1941 faced the necessity of importing 60 tables SiX pounds of fats Alter Economy To Withstand Strain Reported Blazing on Ground Says Sending of Troops Is Not Needed Now t - 1 - ' January 18 1941' A Greece Hails Citui4 citillBegs America IBalkan Food Shortage Grows as Naztin Nazi Blast Hardship Blows on For Flood of Arms Monopolize Transportation Troops Eire for Store Base in Sicily Britain Must Have Avalanche of Arms Italian Navy - To to German Aircraft Says Nation Must Istale Save Civilization He Declares - ' rhe (Snit gake Treibunt IBritish Mimics 1Premier Sees - 1 i ( 74 593 NJ t 3? tit '' Slni00u twAc I CL1464lb-N411A44117-11AIN- I' No Interest or Carrying Charges I 0 i)fl 4' ilt toArtm c5' o 4 - |