Show 'I Wednet-ila- y OW : 6 5a1t - Morning- AEF Growth Spells Woe - 1 Get Taste of Invasion Jitters 4 I ' 4 i ' 1 ' 1 't i1 appeals for additional aid as soon attempt to knock Chideclares may Japs spokesman nese out of war—Story page 1 column 5 WASHINGTON—Brigadier General James H Doolittle led recent American air raid onJapan President Roosevelt reveals—Story page 1 column 3 LONDON—Allied offensive action against Germany will be taken "in due course" dominions secretary tells house of commons—Story page 1 column 7 NEW ORLEANS—Axis submarines torpedo two U S merchant vessels in gulf of Mexico with loss of 33 lives— Story page 1 column 6 N1CHY—British and French air and naval forces clash off French African port of Algiers—Story page 1 column 4 an i air-ferri- l 1 I 5 - 9 By Reynolds Packard 20 19 12 knew the port perfectly and who had been kept informed of the almost changes which the nazis make in the channel By shifting the mines they leave-opea small and tortuous channel but French pilots are told of them be- daily cause they do the piloting for the Germans European Sources Racing through the mine field in darkness the destroyer sped up Reveal Details to the outlet for the lock canal before it was fired on the reports Commando Raid said It rammed the lock gate at almost 20 knots and the whole bent back as the gate gave prow By United Press The "fishhook" caught on The British put a "fishhook" on Iway wreckage lock solidly the prow of the destroyer Camp the destroyer to it beltown for the commando raid of March 28 on the German submarine base of St Nazaire France and rammed the vessel s in into the harbor's such a manner that several Gerg man tugs could not free it before a time fuse set off five ti tons of dynamite in the hold pri‘' kik vate advice s from Europe said 1 i 4?a Tuesday The Germans frantically tried to pull the destroyer out of the lock while a technical staff of about at 30 officers and men searched unOFFICE the for fuse Almost successfully FURNITURE all were killed when the explosion was set off s The advices said that the British were guided through a German mine field leading into the Everything for the Office The Big Fountain Pen Store harbor by a French pilot who of (Editor's note: Angus M Thuermer of Chicago member of the former Associated Press bureau staff in Berlindwho is en route home with other American newspapermen and diplomats tells in another story on wartime conditions in Germany how the reich is being pinched by three war winters and two bad harvests Scribe Tells Of Seizure By Gestapo Nazis Launch British House Push in New Clamors for Russia Sector War Offensive air-bor- ne 1 Declared War On United States Rations Cut to 105 Ounce Smf Meat 72 Ounces of Fats and 437 Pounds Of Bread Weekly Says Released'Vrritei United Press Staff Correspondent LISBON May 19—Following 00- al excerpts from an "internee's Interpretative—(Oph-liondiary" covering the period in By Kirke L Simpson December when Italy went early sWide World Vat Analyst to war against the United States: By Angus M Thuermer Whatever the actual purpose for Rome—Dec 10 The press minLISBON Partugal May 19 UPI which a powerful istry telephoned the United Press —Germans betoday are feeling the force is bureau at 8 p m and said that striking results of three war winters and American correspondents would ing mustered in the British Isles two bad harvests—right in the there iis sound reason to believe not be allowed henceforth to comstomach a Hitler's It is giving municate with the outside world generals Nothing Illustrates the fact taste of the invasionkjitters EngIt looked like skullduggery was more clearly than the newest Gerto decided land has endured sinc France fell I for it prepare coming man ration cards which entitle Rome—Dec 11 I went to the ofAnd that is a far cry indeed from a "normal" consumer to buy only a looked as scene war fice to it the just early and paid salaries ounces of meat each week 105 C Oechsner Frederick ear ago date As I went to lunch I saw By The amount of fats which each above Crete thousands marching toward Ven- United Press Staff Correspondent adult now Last May 19 pie-aigets totals 72 ounces ice square carrying caricatures Britain's last meager island footis a small portion week This per LISBON May 19—Following hold in Europe was blossoming of President and Mrs Roosevelt and butter part margarine part are excerpts from my diary durwith thousands of nazi parachutes on April 6 Germans Followed Crowd Effective in invasion The first the days when Germany was began receiving 437 pounds of Eleanor (Mrs Packard) and ing history was on another British to war against the United bread each 'week and cookies going 4thsaster in the making myself followed We got beneath States cakes and rolls must fall within Venice he where in Invasion apprehensions Engpalace balcony Dec 10—We newspaper this ration limit Berlin soon land reached a new high Visions (Mussolini) appeared dressed men were dismissed from the forThe western German newspaper in the uniform of a corporal of armies cf mightier office press conference and Frankfurter Zeitung in connection eign the black The German shirts isle and with deluging the tight little under house arrest I knew with announcement of the producGerman parachutists were con Jap ambassadors were on either placed formal arrest would come soon I tion of rations pointed out that it side of him (Continued from Page One) jureci up $c increase the gloom of false to judge the nation's returned (Continued from Page One) He turned on an expression of in order home and put my papers was the developing Crete disaster That rations by amounts given to a the in loose hate without was and let ister brief American It additional troops might portfolio was a black day in England "normal" consumer but plenty strong There must Awakened at 2 Churchill cabinet said: Its Ifirst anniversary saw the be sent to Europe 50000 jammed into the announcement of safe arrival in Berlin Dec 11—A ring at the Term Misleading "What the people wish to know have beenand streets square adjoining liorthern Ireland of strong reindoorbell The paper asserted there were 19 awakened me at 2 a m MOSCOW May (10—The is that the government Is deter- When he praised the Japs only a Two gestapo plainclothesmen so many persons doing heavy work fOreements for the American ex main artillery and infantry force on a few thousand cheered When he asked me to dress and that only 40 per cent of the ration peditionaty force already there of the southwestern red army was mined to deliver great attack war with Uncle Sam accompany politely Invasieli became again the main reported lunging forward Tuesday the enemy in the west" He warned mentioned them I asked permis- cards issued were for "normal" there were less cheers debates in theme on the Kharkov front against that neither people nor parliament and the crowds soon than before sion to 'inform my maid an elder- amounts night dispersed London IDtOn reverse It was not a woman who was asleep in a "Sixty per cent of the German major highway artery in Ger- would be pleased if the governEleanor and I taxied to the U S ly basement bedroom They let me population" the paper continued hope of man communications across the ment hesitated when It knew the fear of attack -but ardent were there where at n least do so and I told her not to worry "fall into three other 'classes of embassy an impendingarmed Ukraine while 50 plainclothesmen guarding the I drove the detectives in a consumers: thrust into the coripnent that key modern Cossacks superbly slashed at the "vital power" existed to open such entrance I handed the driver 50 private with of the armed "1 Membersa front automobile toward the toted discussion flanks after recapturinga lire ($250) and without waiting Alexanderplatz forces bouleIstnisterN Churchill's nazi The laPrime were McGovern John town in a sharp advance independent for change pulled Eleanor across vard over whichprison "2 Producers of their own comwe traveled was nontommittal large spokesmen' The German Marshal Fedor von borite accused Attlee of being the pavement Second-fron- t' covered modities with fabric they Bock apparently defending the possibilitiea camouflage The policemen chorused: "You It "like other ministers" afraid to "3 Heavy laborers" ' t0'd questioners were "in our flapped dismally in the cold dark aborn with enter desperation the can't highway But I embassy" an example the Frankfurter As of a initiative" TrliTICIE" and also "in the minds of I had what thought long imagined of knowledge that its loss would "express made a football plunge and we night asserted that in 1941 the moment this would be like a Zeitung was the German general staff" Yet it sharp1S7 He asserted there riding "paralto shift his limit rushed through the gardens to the past familiar ability amount of fats rationed landand average was added that practical execution reinforcements buildings of over the most vital ysis in the government" because embassy door It was exciting The marks and wondering what was to all classifications of consumers el any such project to aid Russia's front in Russia was throwing in its dominance by Churchill "the Swiss charge d'affaires already ahead of me totaled 363 pounds per person valiant stand against the corn-no- n continual and violent counterwas there conferring with George We entered the huge iron gates whereas the 'normal" ration profoe must be "conditioned" by attacks and for the first time in great white chief" Wadsworth U S charge d'af- of the prison and I was taken up vided little less than 24 pounds war was using parachutists 'No Confidence' transport problems" faires the several true is flights of stairs through Bigger Burden on Land That is true It equally 0 For hours nobody could leave doors marked defensive and not offensive libDavies Clement "State Secret Poopposition however that the first and longest for even the Swiss official purposes in 'an effort to relieve eral said that Churchill "instead not At the outbreak of the war 100 The lice" clock showed 2:45 a m in those transport step mastering At 10 p rn guards were as- An official his encircled detachments could be by a persons success been my taken inspected has passport problems - (Moscow to London said of picking the very best men he signed all members of the embassy and I was escorted to the Frick given piece of land supported reports the newspaper Britto the fully in safe passagesubmarine-inthe Russians igready had gained could find merely picked delegates staff so they could go home to criminological library where there continued but at the end of the ish Isles through a foothold on the highway) from either side of the house" for supper One American who hap- were cases full of wax replicas of third war winter the same piece fested seas of not only American None of these German counter-thrust- s his cabinet and added: pened to be in the embassy various of ears noses and of land had to be able to support het Canadiej forces and their no confidence either in mournfully burned a 50000 lire figures types had accou'rits said soviet "I have 122 persons all with bullet wounds equipment for offensive action ($2500) check for fear it would be The people who have their own yet brought Marshal Semeoft Tim- him or his government" Get Meal and prove harmful to Skimpy oshenko to a halt anywhere along Even Oliver Stanley conserva- confiscated dairies and gardens prefarms tive former war secretary joined him Italian business associate We correspondents-- 15 the front us— viously were permitted to keep of issued every rooming rotered at the In the clamor against the Church-II- I Wadsworth gave us some canned Were allowed to order a h ottiee at at Lake City fug eeeond Admit Isolated skimpy certain amounts of grain meat and reit war policies supporting the salmon and a tin of pineapple for meal of thin soup and potatoes milk (larger than those issued e'ase xa‘ter under act of ib(arch 8 1879 i A message from the official so- demand of Sir Edward Grigg for a midnight supper from the prison canteen under the city ration system but rates: Utah Idaho Ne SubernotIon Rome—Dec 12 At 1 a m Eleaé combined general staff or at auala Wyoming daily and Sunday month viet new agency Tess acknowlwe were driven in a big now they have these amounts reLater O5: year in advance $12 elsewhere al nor and I decided to risk going closed truck to a summer S duced tn naily and Sunday month $125- edged that 120 German tanks had least a chief "free of overwhelming home Two guards followed us house of 10 rooms in the guesth a in one area departmental duties" The earlier rationing for counforced Berlin from the embas- suburb of Grunesu We were not try folk gave them the opportunity Conservative Earl Winterton About 200 yards but added that this counterattack they made us get into a car and permitted to hear Hitler's speech to retain from 287 pounds to 33 was broken and hurled back under suggested that Churchill Interfered sy us to a took station After or read the police 1y'f violent soviet artillery and anti- with the present military director- we were booked covering pounds of grain products each r' two guards took it Even our newspapers ate the chiefs of staffs commitwould not cbn- month per person (compared to tank fire 1 Iligt guards Eleanor home Hours later I was firm the fact that Here and there said reports tee f ''' Germany had the city dweller's former 196 taken to Regina Coelli prison declared war on the United States pounds of bread per month) defrom the front Russian automatic More Than 'One Man' was fingerprinted and then for We were lodged two in a roóna pending on the part of the country gunners were breaking through some unknown reason I was which we had to keep in order our- in which they lived Sir conservative Another one rear such Ralph German the ' into t lotwostood I unit selves The food was wretched and The new reduction restricts a village and bring- Glyn dared the wrath of Church- locked in a smelly lavatorTie capturing ' 1 came from a near-b- y 851 sowt station of the them to from 242 pounds to 275 the nazis under a cross fire ill his party chief by shouting Could See Prisoners fools 164 ing II ' I that forced a German social relief organization pounds of grain products I tiol wil two io $olt toil' disorderly retreat to across the crowded house: the keyhole I could see Through We used one room in the rear more The old ration system provided Is milt 'than the lwar "Winning north and southwest wvot a prisoners their legs in chains and as a social hall and we ovist toro li one man" farmers could withhold in of that the so reit lot a Word station also reputation that ' played railway their hands in cuffs clanking by cards there We all tooritt000 :' t had been Wardlaw-Miln- e ansfi cases from six to 87 ounces certain John well Sir ?fists in sector slept this itaist recaptured An hour later I was taken before os4 Itossity of Dec Gruneau conservative butter also 12—The blackthe per week in the winter other one a of indicawas of joined number N another official who then took me out curtains were rolled 9 and 78 to 105 ounces in the sumv sti?t000ll abittSIt' at moup tions for uprising that the the to a struggle big official where two war- a m and we were a pretty be- mer t ' Ili to lit 'AI As the debate opened public agi- dens were 1 ment had become primarily one 1 avert $ IS I ordered to strip me ! was of tation for invasion group We had no breakt for Europe communications—a I shivered in the cold struggle in dal! t while the draggled From time to time curious Producer's Share Cut Ards4 fast led Lord force by which mobile the gathering Cossacks contents of highly re11 my pockets were The new regulation stipulates officials stuck their heads 4iltcAN moved and wrapped into a pack- prison equipped even with antitank guns Beaverbrook's newspapers in room that the and us stared at were London's throughout the year milk prowalls to plastered be a appeared jef 4:11 taking brilliant with age After the cuffs of my trou- There was no bath in the must restrict themselves to ducers mass a t 4 posters advertising place sers and the part AP of my coat and only one small :1111 lavatory We from 52 ounces to seven ounces of These forces raising a pontoon meeting in Trafalgar square May were examinedlining they were not permitted any exercise butter per week per person at which Laborite Emanuel were returned to carefully 'g° me The warI bridge under hot German fire 24 to is due Shinwell call for ) early dens kept my belt tie and scarf crossed an undesignated river to i k 5''b V a town standing in the dispatch of armies to the contiI was given two pieces of bread Odd-JobCZal- f: capture it nent '' :LZ::- : ' zone s defensive nazi and handed over to a guard who "'r '' Attlee Insisted "we can have marched me e" ' 400 miles ' ' to the south corNearly endless t( through i f I bat-ti- e sober confidence in the future" of a Kharkov second ridors unbelted My Li1If k major pants kept ' and a reliable military observer falling down and 71 was on still r Kerch A me proceeding tripping t outside the house reflecting this Then I was placed in a cell v to4 -" ‘ peninsula in the Crimea where attitude said: 0- -us FO Ar tt the Russians persisted in their t JOHNSTOWN 19 Pa May since the the time F "For first ' t k stubborn defense (UP)—For years Andrew J Haws outbreak of the war the German U S sa in t s Ireland L------69 out a Troops eked Red Fleet outmeager living by Busy general staff finds its armies v tc' :':!‘ Ai - I I lawns care furof on both east and west Awe Aussie Cook mowing taking The red army garrison at Sevas- numbered naces and other odd jobs Today s I This was accompanied by unde! sea in Black naval base the topol said he is assured of attorneys niable the fleets that LONDON 19 1 proof AusMay : to" same at the time Crimea southern dr have failed to starve Brit- tralian cook who accompanied the $110000 in liquid assrts from an 9 I k 1 40- harassed the invader with local which I:::1:':s--H- r 41a- also have failed to prevent the new contingent of United States estate ain Ari raids and bombardments of their The wealth is the result of a of large numbers troops to northern Ireland deaim lines Warships of the Black sea transportation At- scribed Uncle Sam's soldiers Tues- Denver Colo of across American the Iry ?Boastst judge ruling in troops fleet were shelling the enemy posi- lantic" et Itiounteg man of favor who the Johnstown 1611111'EMEMI tions near Kerch day as an "army of giants" is a grandson of the late A J 0 go Now this source said it Is posoc::- V'-'4about six feet Haws "They average founder of the Haws Resible for the allies to plan an of- In height and weigh about 170 to 1 fractories company fensive with at least 20 divisions 190 pounds" he said and they for the and 300000 or more men Attorneys grandson have appetites to match" other beneficiaries had contended ) k Nr in assets the trust fund had that eri not been derived from the estate t0' 1? ' of John M Haws father of AnCC drew and heir to the fortune But Ilk''''''''''''''0mAmml the Denver court ruled in favor of etia Andrew and it is estimated he will 4tY receive $110000 all in liquid assets CHICAGO May 19 (INS)— the demand that Jews in PalesP 0 be to tine allowed ggp —Military councils of the united organize a c Jewish force to fight under their --- r In nations were faced Tuesday with ' own flag in the near east ete00001----00040:t A resolution offered to the Protect your furs from summer beat moths fke end BEST d frigid-colAmerican vaults Jewish theft Store them in DUMB'S congress ' '''' Xies In ALL THE WEST! FUMIGATION before storage at a meeting in Chicago by Chair0 man Louis Lipsky of the govextra cost! 44 177" - olt" IINDOP141 ' HAVE YOUR FUR COAT HOLLANDERIZED! erning council also demanded: 't rw-- ' t t- 7711Tr "That the international status NOLLANDERIZING Is the werisrs FINEST fur cleaning igoviOs -i of the Jewish people established f send rejuvenating process! It makes jaded soiled furs ss ' freti I r Itxr' 611C- In covenant the of Versailles be 1 beautiful! alive NEW like I iv look sparkling again ' r ( 1 for bonded messenger service IHONE Doctors say your kidneys oontain 15 ranee recognized by the united natfons ' r 441: bil of tiny tubes or filters which help to purify the and that in the discussion prelimblood and keep you healthy When they get to Jewish the peopeace inary tired and don't work right in the daytime ple be given an opportunity to Many people have to get up nights Frequent 137 SO MAIN Cr scanty passages with and burning participate through their acsometimes shows theresmarting is something wrong -- i credited representatives in all ' with your kidneys or bladder ' I Don't neglect 1 '' this condition and lose valuable restful slow''' matters affecting Jewish in'' ' ''" r 4 ' I i When disorder of function American-British-Canadi- 1 Covers Period Duce CHUNGKING—China ) i British Trick Foiled Foe At St Nazalre I UNDATED—Russian armies of Ukraine threaten major German lateral communications before Kharkov strength of nazi counterattacks indicates crisis for soviet offensive is approaching—Story page 1 column 8 ilitler's Generals - Max' 'Diary Reveals iNazis Pinch Belts Further UIP Writer's As Food Shortage Grows Woes m Italy Index to T9p War News From World Sectors For Fuehrer iicthun t of-t- ke lock-gate- sea-goin- — f Frank-l- y n Speaking - : - Anglo-America- - - - - Zribunt 5a1t 1A EVERY WAR brings out new words or at least gives new meanings to old ones We learn a lot of geography as new battle lines open‘in far coun-- tries and our tongues glibly pronounce words with a connotfition that the late lamented Mr Webster never dreamed of when he wrote the dictionary World War N 1 gave us camouflage for instance This war has given us an entirely new meaning to— Herr Hitler we believe is responsible for that one He meant that he was going to hit his enemies with everything be had Ills opponents ALL-OU- T AIN quickly took it up and even expanded the meanwe mean ing until now when we say "all-out- " we the have war into effort putting everything whether it be fighting or producing When the war production country finally gets into "all-out- " that means mighty little is left for civilian use and so we have--- Break-Throug- i - break-throug- '''''77111r-"'""1A:1?:1-4- i i it ab' i 1 1 —:- - - 4 V i t — e-'- hk- - 0 4 li t't Man b -- 1 1 1 t 1 --- 1 PI° r ‘ - 11 ! 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Ask your for Dosn's Pills weed successfully bydruggist millions for ever SO years They give happy relief and will bolo the 15 utiles of kidney tubes flush out poison-nu-n wasta from Your blood Get Doha Pfau 4AdvertilemeztA terests" '' '' Z RATIONING That is a word with a double meaning in this country In the case of tires for instance it means only a few can get them at all and in the case of sugar it means an equal apportioning of the reduced supply among all the people III England clothing already is rationed on the coupon system Each man gets a certain number of coupons entitling him to buy a year's supply of wearable& One coupon for instance may call for a pair of sox and a hundred coupons for a suit But before we get it and without warning we probably will get— t resolution asking equal rights for Jews after the war further demanded that control of immigration and colonization for Palestine be given to the Jewish agency for Palestine and that Palestine be established as a Jewish commonwealth A 1)41't That word used to have something to do with the temperature or with ice cream but now it means that for a time at least manufacturers and merchants can't sell 'sou the things they have and 'lave to go out of business until the governearth ready and evers body ment gets its rat-iois registered In the meantime the retail merchants are operating under a— - - ' - n 1 41:::V j 'flat CEILING used to be smnething a tall man bumped his head against or later the height of the clouds over an airport Now it is a level above which the price of commodities cannot go It is a different level in different stores because it is fixed at the highest prices' at which each store sold its commodities in March Our ceiling is a low one because in March we based our prices on the wholesale costs of last fall when we bought our spring goods and we haven't marked anything up since I - 1 - Air r- - I t -- 4111111111w - FREEZING 41y - ot 1 The i 1 I : to-s- U-bo- at 1 1 allocating things like clothes and shirts to re tailers—letting them buy only a certain percentage of what they normally bought The govern ment is allocating raw materials to manufacturers —sometimes shutting off certain lines altogether That brings on scarcity and the cure for that Ls— 0-- --- -- are a little weak on the original meaning of that word but we know mighty well what it means now Manufacturers already are We - - I ALLOCATION ) 'out 41 ---- (411-11- 0 ott 41 iihulTrank L MAIA St Oardà0: e 1 ' - I : |