| Show Sunday Morning- - -- War Cabinet Of Britain Draws Fire ' Copyright by New York ' Copyright by Chicago Tribune LONDON Nov 8—The United States Great Britain and Russia "will all be together" before the war is finished" Prime Minister Winston Churchill assured factory workers at Sheffield Saturday "None of us could say when the bugles would sound 'Cease fire'" he said "but however long and hard it might be the British commonwealth would come through united undaunted stainless and unflinching" Drawing a parallel between 15 months ago when Britain stood "alone and virtually unarmed" and the present day when armed forces are developing in strength and getting into their hands weapons equal to those of the enemy the prime minister ttold his audience: "When we look across wide stretches of Europe and see that great warrior Stalin at the head of his valiant men when we look westward across the ocean and see America sending out her ships so they may carry right to the front line regardless of the opposition they may encounter the weapons munitions and food we require" we see in them a M" message of inspiration" Times LONDON Nov 8 — Chancellor 121-marg- in - Women Will Farm New Zealand Land fopyriKht by N Y Times WELLINGTON N Z Nov ft— Creation of a women's land army here was foreshadowed by a government decree published Friday night suspending labor legislation rovering agricultural workers on the ground this "appears expedient for the maintenance of supplies an services essential to the com - muiiity" The order covers female from the age of 18 and ployed on farms who have lected by the ministry of (Continued from Page One) had hoped for and they contended that the administration would lose gain in the many of its on revision vote the initial house administration Some measure leaders were Inclined to believe that Bloom's estimate pf strength was high and predicted that- the margin would be about '60 votes The house leadership plans to obtain a rule Monday on a motion to concur in senate amendments The house by a 259 to 138vote passed the original measure which was limited to arming American merchant ships The senate added provisions to repeal sections bar ring American ships from enter ing belligerent porta with muni tions Tuesday being Armistice day no floor consideration will be pos sible Unlimited debate which In the house usually means from eight to 10 hours of oratory is to start Wednesday and continue Thursday with a vote possibly late Thursday or Friday workers up em been se national $7 weekly for dairy farms and Tay rates were fixed at for other farms service i if ' TFf PS 7 $ JrcS3cJ-- u TJourc Greatest He's Ever Heard of and Warns of Eventual Use Against England Cti a ffajlt with j Copyright by Chicago Tribune LONDON 'Nov 8— Seven mem bera of a new United States mission headed by Charles Whitney have "secretly and with the knowledge of only a few high officials taken up their abode 'for special duties' in Britain for the duration of the war" the Daily Mirror announced Saturday morning Their official title the newspaper says is "coordinators of war information" and their duties consist of reporting to Colonel William J Donovan coordinator in chief in Washington D C "relevant facts regarding Britain's military and civil position" The coordinators are spread over the country at key points and some already have opened offices it is This move is described stated as "one of the moat important steps yet taken for the speeding up of United States help to 1 MANCHESTER England Nov 8 (UP) —Lord Beaverbrook minister of supply said Saturday that "the Germans now have 00000 or more guns" for eventual use in an attack on Great i i poMsyMdihil BRUNCH Wide flounced kirt rickrack Irini dainty floral chintz type print Ties inside rapa around and jlie -- c again in front WASHABLE it n & anai TUI-FAS- T i Rose Blue f j j Ta 98 r v I r" s-- i to 40 12 1V1 Serbian Rebels Battle Troops 3 - uasr BaaiaaBaBl fS 1 J ! 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Specially Priced at i in 5 1 PARIS THE A ever-Increasi- O i 100000 Guns take the "I have never known auch an request said "give it and ' risk" Immense assembly of guns (artilwas Stalin by lery) not in the hands of all the Churchill's reactionoverjoyed and described nations of the world" the" minis ter who headed the recent Brit him as an "old warhorse" Beaversaid ish mission to Moscow told war brook Beaverbrook also irecalled that workers here Lady Aator once had visited Rus"They have many tanks and a sia and he said that when he went big fleet of planes but most of to the Kremlin Stalin asked about all I watch with astonishment her"I said she was fine and was the gathering mass of guns They playing a great part' In this coun will all be pointed in the end at try helping us to hold up the Britain Remember there ia only flag of victory" Beaverbrook said one capital where the Germans "I asked SUlin what she had to him about and he said can get final peace and that is talked I asked: Stalin what the Bible t London Rest assured that sooner he talked to Lady Aator about and or later those 100000 guns will be he said Churchill" Beaverbrook said (hat despite a deployed' against us vast increase in war work Britain Set-U- p Churchill Predicts Victory had not done enough "Whatever may have been your Britain" (Speaking in Sheffield Trime In addition United States mil- Minister Winston Churchill said production In September double Copyright by N Y Times by American that "none of us can say at what it is the demand for November" OTTAWA Ont Nov &— Out of itary missions headed is said soon will ar moment the bugles will sound he said it generals this week! of debate in the house rive in Cairo Egypt and Basra cease fire but of this we may be "You factory workers are fight of commons there has emerged a Iraq "to assist the British in as sure — that however long and hard ing on two fronts You are fight clear indication that Canada is sembling inspecting and maintain' the way may be the British com ing on the British front and your American war material ar monwealth of nations will come production is fighting on the Rus moving steadily toward what is ing middle east in huge through united undaunted stain sian front now called "compulsory selective riving in the United States civilian less and unflinching" quantities" service" although it may eventu air and ground staffs the news (Churchill aald that "this foul ally be given another name such paper adds "will go to Turkey war was forced on us bv Inhuman man as for instance "emergency soon to assemble American air wickedness" and pointed out that power organization" num 15 months ago Britain was alone there In This trend has been as notice craft Now he and almost unarmed able in the speeches of ministers bers" What Comfort! was developing great said she as in the demands of the opposiforces with great weapons He What Convenience! tion While the spokesmen of the said Britain now saw the "great case been the have latter putting warrior Stalin" at the head of What a Location! bluntly and with concern for army now saw Russians" "valiant and needs above all the ministers one the United States sending war after the other as they have made vessels "to rid the seas of p8 Nov ZAGREB JP Croatia their reports on the situation and irates" the work of their departments Heavy fighting Is in progress have seemed to form a chorus among Serb government troops Trend Called Inspiring which was quite harmonious for and rebel bands Belgrade news This he said was most inspirwhat was defined as the "balanced papers reported Saturday because "before we get to the ing -- mxt timi 7 No mention was made of Ger end of the road we shall employment of man power" all be yii one a man encounter troops In visit Silt like Cityt They indicated in turn that the Churchill spoke from needs of their departments — army Brezovice 75 rebels were reported together" Cvtttf fSfvt tWdrft shsmm of the Sheffield town 7f (SfMos the air force navy munitions produc- killed and former members of the hall)balcony Cv ft ftsf SMf ttttyfctstt raAM fttw dismembered— - ttm Ctlltt Sssp tion and agriculture had all Yugoslavia govern tt Wlittr titti Beaverbrook told Ue war workreached the point where it was ment taken prisoner ers that when he talked with Josef becoming essential that there Stalin In the Kremlin the Russian should be proper planning and just which they are best fitted as there leader asked for aluminum a com such compulsory utilization of has been compulsory stabilization modity short In Britain Churchmen and women in services to of wages and prices ill he said when he learned of the House Slates Canada Favors Speedy Okeh Selective OnSeaFreedom Service 1 Nazis Gather Special Groups Will Keep Track of "War Aid j tpkng November 9 1941 To Britain For Assault on Britain Opens Offices Bcaverbrook Calls Mass of Artillery 1 the Exchequer Sir Kingsley Wood and other members of the frovrrnment were severely criti-cmSaturday by Thomas L Hor- birw member of parliament in Cornwall While praising Prime Minister Winston Churchill's qualities of leadership Horabin said that the people of Britain were beginning to feel— "and feel rightly"— that his great gifts end in words not deeds "He is being pulled down by those old jaded ministers ' associ ated with the disastrous policies of the past" Horabin said "In view of the disclosures in the Gort dispatches how can the people have confidence In a war cabinet in which Wood still remains?" (viscount Gort chief of the British forces 1n the battle of Flanders and northern France recently submitted a report on the reasons for the British defeat) "This man (Wood) silenced his rritics when speaking in a full dress debate in the house and with all the authority of the secretary for air stated that the number of planes accruing to the allies equalled those accruing to the axis" Horsbln went on "Gort'a gone Wood remains one of eight In the war cabinet" ©f U S Mission Churchill Visions Entry Of U S Into Conflict House Member Asks Action Fewer Speeches £bc Btilt fake tribune J - Vta iID 0 THE COATS Casual or Sports Typts Ffttets' Twota! Novtftitsf Ndttpointtl Plaldt! Wki In black brown gjeen wine blue natural mixtures and tweeds! Here's the coat you've wanted— for LESS Junior Sixes 9 to 15 Misses' Sixes 12 to 20 Women's 38 to 44 35 to 43 'J I i I r - M f " t ) :- i - Tailored' DmsmakTl Shttlands! 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