Show 2 Tueptia Morning 1kr isXritittne A E F Prepares to Intercept I Rommel's Fleeing Army ii Leaders Reveal Allied Plans in North Africa IGen Giraud Arrives in Algeria to Rally ITALY SPAIN French Army to Fight With Allies TURKEY PORTUGAL f"N 'Mecilterranean Sea GIBRALTAR American Troops Control Algiers And Press on Casablanca Advance Despite French Strafing eat° -- It) "'"4"'N ALGIERS CASABLANCA I MOROCC CANARY (coltintied From Page One) term of the allied forces for north" Vichy also viewed the CasoaAInca said that in the Oran seciblanca situation with deep pes- ' r- 0 - 11: - iTOBRUK- f DE VICHY - EL IN)PALESTINE I Lee Conot 71M LIBYA ITALIAN I EGYPT I ORO tSPLo ISYRIA CYPRUS a MATRU ALGERIA RIO 46 CUT! TRIPOC1 VICHY hi a t7qt5s PROJECTED ALLIES PINCERS it VICHY) Da to SICILY MSILTA- TUNISIA - s tor American forces under corn- rnand of Major General Lloyd R Fredendall had penetrated a con- aiderable distance to the rear of Alizeria's second city on both east and west Three of the four airfields in the Oran region already are in U S hands the communuique said This is in addition to two fields Sunday in the region of Al- giers which has now capitulated reports from Vichy said Oran ius almost entirely encir- - November 10 1942 simism Despite the use of reinforcements from inland cities and some Red early claims of repulse of the Sea ANGLO American landing forces radio FRENCH AFRICA WEST Vichy announced Monday night EGYPTIAN DAKAR IVICHY ERITREA that three columns of United CAMBIA SUDAN lake from the IR States troops coming FRENCH( BATHURST Chad Fedhala beachhead had battered A UINE UINEA to a point four miles east of Casa-take- n EQUATORIAL SIENNA blanca NIGERIA AFRICA 1111 COLD At least a battalion was COAST ETHIOPIA volved in each attacking force the (11R)J1FICNTING ?PINCH Vichy account said eled Columns On the Atlantic coast of Mo- - Fifteen-Tan- k CAMEROONS rocco the allied communique re- 0 500 BELGIAN Fifteen tanks were With each ported all - landings have been column the report statedi A genKENYA CONGO STATUTE MILES made by the force which proceeded eral attack on Casablanca was direct from United States ports launched at 1 p m thrusts from the vicinity of Casablanca (1) under the command of Major Gen- Well to the north in Morocco Allied objectives for the immediate future in era! George S PattOn the Africa sector were revealed Monday with and American also forces other supAlgiers (2) toward Tunisia This drive this region" said the corn- - ported by tanks were reported to official announcement forces American combined that with that by the British (see conrrunique "French aircraft have have occupied Mehdia after first landing at coastal points in west and north been more active than elsewheres being pushed back verging arrows) would be designed to squeeze All forces have been given naval Africa expect to push eastward as far as the remnants of Marshal Itommel's forces and The Vichy announcement acfire agair-s-t forts Tunisia Plans of the American forces call for whole Moroccan the sweep the axis out of Africa knowledged situation had become aggravated - S Casualties Reported Eight the afternoon particularly 'Countermeasures were taken during Casablanca One Paris radio reat where our ships met with resist- port perhaps garbled said the city ance from enemy naval forces Our was surrounded casualties are light" American motor torpedo bdats At about the same time a re- were delivering a coordinated atd port from the from the sea Vichy also distack American Paris radio said "three closed in the first mention of these warships have been damaged off speedy craft "Some" of the torCasablanca" There was no con- pedo boats were reported sunk by (Continued From Page One) firmation cannon leveled (Continued From Page One) them to accomplish their mission the state department for his pass-weAt Algiers the allied communi- entrance to Casablanca's portat the —the lin chief T Summer of ports George of his men through que said arrangements for capituIn the same area however the evil elimination of the of the division of protocol motored getting many from north Africa" lation of the city were made at a French under the bombs of allied Jean still Bart Halfaya to the embassy with them battleship conference between Major General was The message was not couched in refrom several airmen was he hits faced burning The the first squarely with ceremony Ctarles W Ryder U S A and ceived in naval-ai- r enthe language of an ultimatum but break between marking America and a the menace of a powerful AmeriGeneral Alphonse Juin the French gagement Sunday's there remained little doubt that the French government in 150 can force massing some 1500 miles North African commander Casablanca has a population of Americans were determined i to ob- was brief and was concludedyears with to the west for a thrust' across Monday according to Vichy about 250000 European - in ap- tain passage through Tunisia The a cordial handshake between the German dive bombers were attack- pearance it Tunisia into beenone has to was of delivered Libya the long message bey ambassador and Summer lin ing British and T S reinforceWith the Americans already in Two or three Vichy French ships through Admiral Jean Pierre Esments landing at Algiers The al- the busiest ports of north Africa teva French resident general at in this country were placed in next door to Tunisia lied communique made no mention Extend Landings Algeria Tunis and the White House re- tective custody pending a clarifi- President Roosevelt served notice of such attacks saying merely that to the Far south the Americans frained from making it ic until cation of their status Other on the bey of Tunis that the American occupation of the extended their landings almost t confirmation of its delivery had French ships had been requisi- Monday irrirnedisae the A E F hopes to pass through and began cityT m G M T vicinity the southern limits of the protec- been received tioned months ago those seized that French at p That would Sunday night torate taking possession of the ex- Lauds been sent here to put Rommel incolony Monday having a from Loyalty predicament cellent harbor of Agadir Attempt Resistance carry food and supplies to French which escape would be doubtful On the eastern sector General adIn the Frencti included the North Africa Vichy forces in eastern Algeria Barre the commander in chief for miral requesting to deliver the message the Aldebaran and They the Ile de Re at No Longer Threat and meantime were mak- Tunisia assumed command of the applauded Esteva's New Orleans maritime circles British military sources declared ing frantic a ttempts to resist Constantine sector of eastern Al- president "loyal efforts" since June 1940 to said Rommel's Africa svcrwed American intentions of that which as of his "stem tide of the axis infiltration The part "precautiontreasury put unoccupied a few scant days stoodKorps a as sweeping eastward through those geria potent in defense measures" against north Africa" and added that France into the classification of threat to the territories to attack the shattered ary valley of the Nile eastward attack by the allies the the American forces wouldI coop- "enemy territory" along with oc- and German-Italia- n in Libya Suez no longer existed as a armies d reerate ' radio with Paris friendly French eupied France This prepared the military force sufficient to give fully In an order of the day quoted officials way for applying the restrictions the allies great concern by radio Paris General Barre the ported To the bey the president said of the act Vichy's communiques insisted On the other hand Lieutenant commander in chief of Tunisia that yet there had been no he understood how the "Tunisians to business dealings and communi- General B L Montgomery the declared to his troops: "Our task allied as n Algerian-Tunisiaare victimized incursion the the in by ptnized cations with Vichy France as soldier' ix clear and unequivoEighth army commander had a area east of subdued Al- rapacity of the Germans and ItalThe treasury action did not cal We will be attacked and will armored and heavily-gunne- d mightyforce ians which has stripped the Tunis- thorize seizure of French giers defend ourselves" intact and at the However a primary road system ian population of the barest neces- nesses and other holdings in this peak of its For the time being however the runs efficiency and fighting Alto of area life nakedsities from However one official implemented by a tremendous reducing it through this country main French resistance was in the said that by forcing relicensing of ested giers and Vichy reports that the ness and want" force of British and Oran area arid in north Morocco first of the expected British reinThe axis he said had planned to concerns dealing directly with airmen under the command of General forcements are disembarking at occupy Tunisia and reduce the terests in France the treasury American The chase of Rommel was deAuguste Nogues city under axis people to "a condition of misery action would virtually "shut down" scribed Monday night as having At Oran as well as at Casa- that to which I am sure they willI never that phase of their operations blanca the Americans were mak- attacks operadeveloped into a clean-u- p submit" was tion stressed It the a that In Zone job ing general attack after employ- Attack Transports 'Twilight Meantime the rupture In relawould be done "even if we get to ing the same encirclement tactics Six United between tions the He States 'United States new said licenses for transports the where there's only Romused at Algiers the Vichy radio which entered the within France now termed an mel point Algiers road- and Vichy France was completed one German tank left in and said stead Monday afternoon also were when a state department official "enemy territory" vtruld be grant- the desert our task is to By the end of the afternoon the drove to the French embassy and ed only in "exceptional circum- last German and Italian"get every by German attackers of Oran had made im- reported attacked two said handed French Ambassador Gas- stances" He added that the acVichy ships portant gains Vichy admitted The were hit These were Henry-Hay- e ton his passports tion placed France in a "twilight Westward Flow planes only airport left to the Vichy derelahad broken zone" area between the treatment antiair:raft strong meeting Vichy already As the tide of the battle flowed fenders in this area appeared to be fire from ship and shore and tions in protest over the Ameri- accorded friendly foreign inter- westward from Egypt into Libya the one at the naval station of planes of the U S British 'Ger- can move into Africa Without ests and the outright seizure of long columns of trucks laden with Mers El Kebir just northwest of man and Italian forces in waiting for Henry-Hay- e to call at warring enemy interests fought axis prisoners moved in the oppoOran a general melee over the coast 12 site direction along sandy wastes miles west of the port with some littered with smouldering ruins of was casualties One wrecked axis tanks and armored EXCESSIVE reported downed at Algiers vehicles Prisoners who couldn't German sources claimed hits on 71 get a ride legged it footsore and Cif 117 six allied warships and four merweary along the road to the Britchantmen by axis planes off Alish rear CON9UERED giers Sunday Far behind the advanced fight'Tito Neal Professional TreatThese claims were however Ua small body of axis troops 9 (JP—Allied Nov In ing this LONDON French aircraft region msit for ALCOHOLISM— headnconfined Moreover allied tried to make a stand near Matruh elsemore been have than active forces A' miliered under the supervision headquarters Monday quarters denied reports that the but were quickly disposed of by an of a registered physician and nurse All forces have been where to hundreds of French fleet had left its base at night issued the following comreivores ha allied armored forte naval enfire user and given cacourated supporting IquTr Toulon to enter the fighting off munique: tues and habitual drink A number of Italian generals forts against er to become witier and useful The Africa and Vichy admitted that At 7 p m G M T Sunday the k safe pleasant Neal Cal" Countermeasures were taken were among the prisoners picked o hypodermic injections tti take attempts of their African naval occupation of Algiers and the up by the British after Rommel our ships met with resistwhere units to interfere with the heavy Immediate vicinity started SALT LAKE HEAL HOME abandoned his fascist comrades ance from enemy naval forces allied bombardment of Casablanca One was identified as Brigadier Our casualties are light 1149 East 6til Se Dial Arrangements for the capituhad resulted damage to lation of the city were made at General Nazareno Scataglia of the In the area concerned Admiral the Vichy warships a conference between Major GenSeventeenth Pavia division Sir Andrew Cunningham Bart eral Charles W Ryder United G C B D S 0 assumed command States commander of the eastern of all naval forces assault force and General Alphonse Juin A Ifni rtelmbs illtothelkA To the east and west of Oran 118Ls gsorvot United States forces which b landed under the command of I Major General Lloyd R FredenLx--1jdall of the United States army have penetrated a considerable distance to the rear of the city At several points stiff local resistance has been met Now In our hands are three of the 01 four airfields in this region kk4':e1 CHILD 4 We have taken more than 2000 prisoners UNCLAIMED used when this cold-reliAt all selected points on the r r r4r1 (171 Atlantic coast of French North trii ! ' 1 ''!Hr" 2 tri' I Africa landings have been made under the command of Major LJJL AND MUST YOU ALWAYS ENVY THE General George S Patton of the tr" United States army r14 K -- 1 1 4 A Q"41 t (Continued From Page One) 1 "Pretty Cold tonight isn't it forces in Africa that switched to my boy?" heisaid in German "Yes sir" the confused sentinel the allies' side as the general walked off said The wily old soldier with tufted whistling white brows and mustache thus is On a train to the Swiss frontier doing just what he did in the first General Giraud is said to have World war—escaping to fight listened patiently while a nazi Afrika Korps officer praised the the )3oche again against of leader Marshal qualities In this war he was captured in Rommel the his same chieftain who the "battle of the bulge" in north- now is fleeing for his life from ern France in 1940 and interned Egypt at Koenigstein fortress near DresFor a time it appeared the Gerden After eight months of pains-- : mans were going- - to make a major taking planning here's how he told war issue with Vichy over the his friends he escaped last spring: escape Pierre Laval WRS afraid Every package received from of his own regime's safety if he his wife contained a few strands turned the general back to the of thread "I wove these into a Germans as Berlin demanded And cable 20 meters (about 65 feetl the white-haire- d general himself long" This rope then was used was said to have agreed to return to slide down the moated fortress' only on one condition--tha500000 wall The general then came face French prisoners be freed to face with a German sentinel Berlin ftimed for weeks about the episode and there was one imprisoned French officers were executed by the nazis for alleged complicity in Giraud's escape But the Germans never got GIraud nor did Pierre Laval manage to restrict his freedom of movement- - It was said Laval had tried to gain Giraud's pledge that he would never fight the Germans again In order to appease Berlin The old general refused and Ito m time ago went to North Africa ostensibly "for my health" report that 30 - :Acid Indigestion Relieved in 5 minutes or double your money back exteaa stomach arid couava Whoa oatIfni mo4fa-- aInc gas soIr atnisf-and hearinnrm 4nrelra w‘ut:y tataat-attn- g preacrths th knern tve modn0s smntornatte relief—tadirineg like thole In P1"I atm Roll-in- s Tahlott No Islet's eorah-- t t a bring iliTY or donbto 3rraer twbeley beet et tplurn of bora to U t lie at all gni' OA S t A ::rt !: or S 410 tr-- i - a" - - - j 11- Roosevelt Bares Portion Of Strategy in Africa German-controlle- s - or 00' Rommel Faces Double Foe Reaches Libya anti-aircra- ft qt PURE GOLD ENSEMBLE A bautiful bun iL I 411041 whit cliamond in naturaf yellow god mountings '62" ts 10 Pay $125 Witkly izi - 4: moiski44oL44itd 4 v a Tu-nisi- - e- - be'lio 000gett 40- i German-controlle- - y trading-with-the-enem- 7) 13" ets M4 0001414' 1 A & battle-t- -- dive-bombi- s- 7 -"I rs dive-bombe- dive-bomb- k 4) - Allied Communique Describes Algiers Operations in Detail er DB FOUR DIAMOND BRIDAL PAIR vO h 4 paure white diamonds in rich solid gold Both $8750 They Always Choose Anderson's Diamond Rings Pay Weekly t7Pcis:NA SIX 'I tr Nowadays when "Boy Wins Girl" thy generally visit Andarson's for her ngagemnt and wiscidng specilly if thoy're busy war workers-Fo- r rings s so limitd - and thoy must timo fhir who be sure that Oil ieweier storvs them can off the gretest selection and valus Owens of those Gorgeous solid gold pair with 6 fine diamonds Both Rings 1 ' N r') DIAMOND ERIDAL DUET ) 171 Akio — t t7 4i1 16 - Stings l Ta 1 I $1125' 7 1: Couples" visit Anderson's Jewelry Co every day choosing from the large solection of fine dimond bridal pairs for which Anderson's Corn in today is so populer "WerWorker Pay Weekly YOUR r-1- 77 75 I SPOT- - LIGHT GIRLS I' BECAUSE OF YOUR so tragic to feel that you are kept from your rightful due merely such physical blemishes as psoriasis lesions But many others because facing the same situation have helped remedy matters by using SIROIL SIROIL tends to remove the crusts and scales of psoriasis which are external in character and located on the outer layer of the skin If 7r w hen sour psoriasis lesions recur light applications of SIROIL will help does not stain clothkeep them under control Applied externallySK?Olt way with your daily routine ing or bed linen nor does it interfere in any Try it Certainly its worth a trial particu- -larly since its offered to you on a two' basis 11 '411 I :"4 4 Its a SIROIL LABORATORIES I 011101T MICHIGAN INC C (1) rl (71-J- 3 77'7 5alt zitcr Zeibunt r ntered at Li Li Vi Whenever the Quintuplets catch cold— their chests throats and backs are imrubbed with Muster&o mediately Nerates: Utah Idaho Subscription usterole must be just about the BEST vada Wyoming daily and Sunday month S105: yot ar in advance 412: elsewhere cold relief you can buy! in daily and Sunday month $125 Muster° le gives such wonderful to suits because its AIORE than just an ordinary "salve" Its what so many Worry of Doctors a nd N urses call a modern counterirritantI t helps break up local congestion In upper bronchial tract makes breathing easier promptly relieves coughing tight sore aching chest muscles due or Slipping Irritating? and to colds Get Musterole today! Don't be embarrassed by 100AP falae IN 3 STRENGTHS: Children's Mild teeth slipping dropping or wobbling Regular and Extra Strength when you eat talk or laugh Just a little FASTEETH on your sprinkle This a powder gives a plates pleasant t- P remarkable isenae of added comfort and fi 1 4 curity by holding plates more firmly IL: 4 No gummy gooey pasty taste or feel(non-aciIt's alkaline (let ing ir ASTEETH at any drug store (Adv) r- 'w ' - irs jor r 7 )' 0 Vs 11 7 ::3r!"21 : ':: - ' 0 0 -5--- fl: - 1 CREATION :01)111- -- -0 diamonds in rich solid gold Both Rings DEPOSITS OF FROM $S TO $IS YOU SAVE AT FORFEITED LEAST THIS AMOUNT OPEN MONDAY TIL 9 P M A '' Si 725° 1-- s 11 I Pay $125 Wokly moom EMIIM1111M11 -- - Ar w‘ma1NOWME1016 Lity Ng 404 Ammodolik 17: - ' ti : r ) cr4 ter f It e T --4 0) r0 '1" COMPANY OGDEN SALT LAKE South Main -) 10 lea ! Mit4tot'si rrov c--r-At JEWELRY 263 0 I N‘ ) 17' Eight glorious d) Down A Yoe? to Pay Without Interost or Extras! Chorgo Account Layaway Pion Cosh 8 DIAMOND FALSE TEETH r 7 WOO PRICED FROM Issued every morning the post office at Salt Lake City as second class matter under act of March S 1879 thr'i S ihoJi WiI:VS 'TO PAY' 4‘ kA t ef 244 t Washlogtoo u) s |