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I - - - 1 I 1 - 4 i t I - 04 EAST 9TH SOUTH 't ' 1 1 " f14-71141- ed CLZAtit7 117 1 1 0 Ion (Continued From Page One) German—(Radlo) OF UTAH The British bombed axis transAssociated Via Press 21 EAST SECOND SOUTH disorBonlbaat some points turned Into port heavily along the dered flight BERLIN Dec 14—German ac- Derna road west of Gazalay the Ground Floor Beason Building Salt Lake City airport and three aouthConfusion in the nazi ranks tivity against the Russians was Derna western Greek ports Argostoli Telephone spread Crovorov continued when restricted almost entirely to "de- - Methone and Navarino: --- -We left Kuibyshev on a bright soviet sinfantry- cavalry artinery tense against local enemy atill 22---3-------crisp winter morning taking off and planes saw their chance and tacks" the German high command on a runway packed with ice and threw everything they had at the reported Sunday Germans' anøwtrr Shells from German artillery : soviet t plane a anofficial screamed into the at with the Coupled shipping treeover skimmed carrier troop Russian harbors of tops and rooftops and we flew for nouncement that the nazis were and Sevastopol how' five hours over vast snowy ex- being blasted back from the Baltic Leningrad sea the army organ ever and the German air force panses of Ruasian hinterland un- to the Blackexhorted was to declared have inflicted soviet forces Red Star touched by the Germans 47111S- - ' with heavy damage in attacks on mova supreme victory effort Nearing the front we encoun- to ' ' columns and the declaration: ing transport troop tered a snowstorm which reduced 0 "It is necessary to finish the barracks visibility Admost to zero was Berlin radio in a heard blow and administer such (The enemy While one member of the crew be able to rise London to describe the German I I- 1 kept watch for enemy aircraft that he will neverextermination of artillery activity at the Crimean Complete again on his t1t the roof the at gunpost hordes complete exterm- naval base of Sevastopol as an pilot brought the plane over Mos- Hitler's 441k'6 cow and landed easily at its busy ination of every German occupant effort to break up a heavy soviet 4'14: to the last man i s our objective" attack on encircling German lines 4 airport A war etf bulletin of broadcast The Rusthe broadcast declared the Driving through the streets we official information bureau de-- sians were thrown back as a result fsaw many pedestrians although I : '44"N 41 the red army had recapt- of severe losses A large ship was To wake up Christmas morning to any of the population of the capital is dared 41 t uredV the railway station of said to have been set afire in the estimated now at less than t these "I love you" presents—luxurious Host Tizlovaya 40 miles southeast of harbor) of its normal 4000000 use: to west Tula Dubna of Tula the ess or House Coats—dainty glamorous unii — ' Staff Remains and Verkhove northeast of Livny dies and Bed Jackts—would indeed be a g ' battling which raged A skeleton staff headed by Sec- in thrill Mr Mato bitter "size up" your gift - 114 ond Secretary Llewellyn Thomp- on all frontsand Dubna are in the rat NOW! 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' twin-engin- ' SUIT ' Aft- day that Eire grant naval bases to Britain and the United States to we the strain of the allied navies Intensified by losses suffered at Pearl harbor and in the China ' 3 - tro - - - to be practical eisi 1 - r''-----"----- I :t: ttaio- 041 "A ' is in (17P)--Th- at Sun-- 1 - - - -- 1-4 4 -- 7: 14 T --- 4 that favored I " I'learl o"'''g'''' It's time i Gift A I - es 1 -o so ' - -- - 1‘ - 1 -- 17 N -- -- With Jother American and British correspondents I flew from Kuibyshev to Moscow We found the city surprisingly little changed by the ordeal—Ten sion was relaxed and the atmosphere of confidence here is growing since Saturday night's official announcement that the offensive which the Germans launched November 16 has been turned into a wild retreat by t h Russian counteroffensive The reds hailed the battle of Moscow as the greatest ever fought and the Russian victory the greatest since the war began for the soviets almost six months ago The Byzantine turrets of the Kremlin and the modern structures of Gorky street stand unscathed The Bolshoi theater and Moscow university suffered heav4 fly from German raids but are still standing Business Flourishes Subways street cars and buses are still operating the lights water gas and other public services continue to function and neses are doing a flourishing bust- t N ''''--'"' 1-4- 4 ) 'I ( ' I P g 1 - yqd ' :J'' ' it ( II 1 t '' 4 - - oil io e t e - 2 fm' " I - ' (1: -'- 47--1' - ' - "- ital- Corfu) J 1 I: - r- - In Full Retreat The Russians declare that the CrenT111212 are in full retreat on an sectors of the Moscow front like their Napoleonic predecessors but without having entered the cap- ? --milb t 0 o ''' '''''--it---- -:-- - t - ‘doet- - after ' --' - ' - I 1 : -- Yugoslays here said no details as to the extent of fighting in their homeland had been received recently but that there was evidence that pressure on the German army of occupation is increasing They refused to divulge details of their contacts with General Mihailovic or explain how Yugoslav communiques got out of the country Claim Strong Positions ' The most recent was issued in Cairo last Thursday It stated a Yugoslav forte of 80000 was holding- its positions south of Belgrade non-sp- lit whit : on ws will al low $100 for our old toilet seat on the purchase or our resu tar t -1- Retreating Troops Fight to Halt Encircling Drive 4 1 Dec LONDON r: i e- 1 v - 1 le 1 l - rout ' ' 91'4 N i - - 1 " t 1) - BATH-- SETS - 27'1 --- g turned to the Russian capital ARAM Saturday from Kulhyshev alternate capital after an absence of almost two months Here is -Ihis first-han- d account of how Moscow stood up under the Ger' man pressure and how the Rus1 '' '!- -sians cam through the siege) By' Henry C Cassidy -MOSCOW Dec 13 (Delayed)— ti Victorious in battle Moscow ' 4N stands today somewhat scarred but generally intact its struggle for existence against the German offensive which the Russians report has turned into a 1 full-blo- 0 : ' ' Descriptive (AP) (Editor's note: Henry C Cassidy chief of t h e Associated Press bureau In Moscow re- d LONDON Dec it—Slim Draja Illhailovic a mere colonel in the Yugoslav army before the Germans overran his country has been raised to the rank of full general in recognition of his "magnificent work" in organizing resistance to the nazi occupation exile in announcing Mihallovio's Several hundred thousand axis promotion Sunday declared that troops appear to be tied up in under Mihailovic Serb resistance Yugoslavia and Greece opposing had reached the proportions of patriot armies waging small scale military operations and The Yugoslav government In coulti no longer be regarded aS mere guerilla warfare Greeks Continue Fight (In Greece according to the British radio as heard In New York by C B S "18 German and Italr -0-ian divisions are being kept busy 9 trying to choke the revolt there I I Quoting EntrIllintlel Tsouderos premier of the Greek government De L tots 40 Bathroom tistures In exile the broadcast said a et latest design and best construe small-scawar is on in "regular Xmas Makes Ideal Gilt ilea Greece" with Greek forces inflictlot an the $67$5 ing heavy losses on an Italian inFily and Up fantry regiment in the north and Spoelai sinking an Italian ship in a harbor British Tiglitén' British Paper Demands Use Ring' Around Of Naval Bases in Eire sThe remedy the hands of Axis in 1113ya Sunday dispatch demanded the of Eire' If they were i Red Cai)ital Stands Barely Touched ByGerman Raids - December 15 1911 4 Victory Natives Tie Up Many Thousand Troops in Two Small Nations Exiled Government Heads Report i ! gakt irribunt U S Tanks See Service Zbe 13alt V Yugoslav Wins Promotion Moscow Hails For Harassing peigmails Nazi Rout as Great 1 ' Monday Morn tug Fitt S |
