Show - 1 i t ' 01 1 0 Monda 1 i irribunt irbc Morning November 23 19 12 5 41 cli i q 0 New World Front C11111 an Bares IG Wriend Daily Allies Advise the western from the east Fxclusive: New York Times I Operations of the past t vides of Truth Salt Lake Tribune ern Mediterranean Frankfurter the says night safeguarding BERN Switzerland Nov the course of a survey of the route Shippers of tung and Sicily German what it designates "the new world apprisals of Giraud facilitating General Field Escape the front" have now sufficiently north strategy Zone shal Erwin Rommel's intercepting ified to permit certain deductions African Mediterranean sector Danger now sume the mainland are the "The allies allied the DON1I Frankthat Got operations plan" Exclusive Red Thrusts r1 ia 1 g N I I1 I I I I i — NEW YORK Nov F rv:rt forces assaulted German p !tors both northwest and south ' neletzliered Stalingrad Sunday I 1ittt frost helped lift heavy hAtized etiwpment from tthe r :s left by recent rains German r l o reports Admitted Sunday The rfi7iS claimd these Russian trists were thrown back "with Yeavy losses" while other Russian s7lacks near Leningrad also were frustrated Berlin said nazi mount detachments forcrd re- ak ay into a central Caucasus southeast of Alagir and captred a "large number" of vehicles aiiri equipment Russians attacked in strength I I I IP4 their Y Times-Sa- aspri- I Wall With Rope Improvied in Prison I I I i By Phil Ault United Pres Staff Correspondent ORAN Algiers Nov 16 (By Courier to London)—The appointment of General Henri Honore Giraud as commander of the French armies in Africa makes it possible now to tell for the first time the full true story of his escape from a German prison camp Despite widespread belief in America that there was something "phoney" about the escape it ac- tually was a feat of great Ingenuityd and endurance by the 83- officer And it was peryear-olsonally embarrassing to the Germans for he had escaped from them during World war L 4 t 3 3 HAVE ClitINGED 0 1L1 OUR BUSINESS7 k"--7 LI4 ei At 701 dit:-- ' 1 Icos ie There one soviet unit routed a full axis infantry division taking more than 5000 prisoners A whole artillery regiment of the division together with the cormander surrendered Meanwhile in the central Cau II casils the Russians shattered three counterattacks improved their 200 killed positions enemy troops ' and disabled two tanks A factory was occupied in another sector Across the Caucasus in the :1 Tuapse area a German battalion attacked a height and was repulsed with 100 men killed the high command said Always he was under the threat of recapture Friends helped him to move south village by village until he crossed the demarcation line and reached unoccupied France He represented himself to Marshal Henri Philippe Petain at Vichy The Germans learned of his presence there when he met Otto Abetz Hitler's commissioner for e trps -- :Y-- y tured" -gsrC-t- S ---- -- k 'Silks— 1 4 t n-- --3 er-- 7 A 4:- - P"Nt II '144- - v- 41011‘4101 - - 4 4- ''''''''' I - e r7 - 417 I ' 14airo :-j- IillI - I Order That to TimeCHRISTMAS PORTRAIT to Maar your urge you early tnia year poa- appotntrnents d rusin and ' to disappointment need to stle us the tirne resulta you the tCt portrait slie C't1 11at:11 shotvePtwho love ycni ' 1' '1 to 1 1 rove tO t htoet !i LONDON Nov22 C41—Colonel ' i i A i4 atleelzo:e3 z - PORTRAIT tember we produced 110 tons in "These figures are good"he said in art address "but they must go October" STUDIO No 13 E IAT So Dial 2 Doors East lit Nat'l Bank Bldg ‘ CAMERA L7 i 1 J J Llewellin minister of aircraft production disclosed Sunday that Britain trebled her heavy bomber output in 1942 and "for every 100 tons of aircraft produced in Sep- on getting better" Congratulations A r 117:7 'P CN3tST fi'''Th v It was a 701- hard io6 well done tion has earned - he - rm 77) - c found Your unselfish devo- gratitude of the community the Community Chest on the home front will Iota cared for during the corning year Again—con- NA i 10PA OF SALT LAKE CITY Branches of Sugathous and Toon! 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k -- Emaciated Woman Found in Attic 1 :: ' ir tbct 71 Defies The doughty Giraud told Abetz that if the Petain government surrendered him to the Germans he reprobably would escape again marking: "You've had Giraud twice before and I escaped and I can do' it again" Giraud offered to surrender in exchange for 500000 French prison er s if the Germans would furnish him a village and allow his wife to accompany him The Germans decided after a conference between dramatic Abetz and Giraud on the demarcation line that it would be a bad left him unbargain They France in unoccupied hampered Giraud went into retirement to work underground for the allied cause When the general first escaped from Germany during the last war he did it by posing as a sideshow barker He had a wound in his side then but bound it with a handkerchief soaked in wine Giraud is highly regarded in the Oran military department and is a former commander i)oluber Output 1 Glycerin CurInitorles Abet z 1lBritain Trebles p1 ' --- t 25c Size France t i TAKE PART :-'6" i - ' 50c SHAVE CREAM TubeGZ- 17:00rJat - ( Adult or Infant ters s- i - - 04 L zrw)10 Thanksgiving dinner "ill - ' ''''''''' it - - n r77- t Soo our fine selection of for gifts or for yeas red-face- : I 802 South State 34 - - THANKSGIVING delicious' Candies -) SALT - - 1 CANDY FOR i ' MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY : 11 -- J k 4 i 1)1144 - - ! war!! ?t5 'Z'o ) ) " - ri t' 1ar ' 4 i J ' "1' '----' g I d musGiraud is a big tached man When he was ready to escape he shaved off the mustache and to eliminate the resulting big white streak on his lip made an ointment of brick dust and grease Upon finding the right shade of red he rubbed the concoction on his face and went down the wall hand over hand at night Figuring that the Germans would search for him in the west toward France he moved east for three days passing as a German Then he backtracked into Switzerland actually reentered Germany to get to Metz his old headquar- 1 Chr lirticripmmt ore álispmaa m write Duralal omtamrri 11111- - MA l'1 fir helm sodjido (1 A 12vend on Wolirten's For ACCURATE Prescriptions t( ' In one said Lrki hor communique about two regiments of bt rd rtglon Berln also claimed 6000 German infantry were routed tT na--taken "strongly fortified is tanks destroyed 12 guns and StalIngrad and to 30 dugouts wrecked and large nazi have annindated Russian shock stores captured In another the Rusgians disat Vornriczh tn relieve the Germans from a forti1-lodged again Attemtiyig grad Russian fore s sought- tied stronghold 1i11ing more than t cross tre Neva river but Ger- 1000 enemy troops and destroying art11t-r3 destroyed most of 23 machine guns 14 mortars two tne bo?ts and none succeeded in munition dumps and one food base the stream The Germans ' "South of Stalingrad soviet then- runterattacked cleared out troops overcoming resistance Are rm:rre than 617b Russian pillboxes in j forging determinedly ahead" the stror-lfortified and staunchly late report said "Several dozen defcndfbd zone Berlin said inhabited localities have been cap i Once this was the symbol of a Drug Store Time changes many things but to W aigreen's this same prin- ciple holds true today as of old: I Don 1 "COMPOUNDING PRESCRIPTIONS WITH TIIE UTMOST CARE IS THE MOST IIMPORTANT SINGLE THING IN ks l r i I - - ---: l 1 ":'' E"' ! t Cleaners and Dyers I L - 7111:147S i fi r71 Co) 171 Fiji 11j ILA — - - ' s-- -th 6 Phon ' i i 7) ILA 111 11 Dial II DI4ittEnectiALY telAerDern-D"ELn- 0 1!i - Rolls Foe Back eta-tan- "Sett lakes 431 EAST BROADWAY ' - i k 1 I g Very Happy Thankativingt t t - At Stalingrad j 1 "A third factor and one threatening to become more menacing i Is the accelerated activity of axis and air forces which are dealing disastrous blows to allied a n d communications tonnage ts Red Onslaught ri g--- suf- fered serious interruptions in its early developments through the occupation of the French middle With these objectives firmly in by axis troops "In the second place a new Afhand the main attack against the continent will follow as a logical rican bridgehead has been created in Tunisia where a barrier di- - lines" opinion sequel in the German - Predicted Defeat The story was told me by a friend who is working in Oran for the allied cause Incidentally the friend has a letter from Giraucl written in April 1940 predicting the French defeat of June 1940 at Serialat of rirthwest Stalingrad the hands of the Germans i Movitch and in the great Don after the Giraud was imprisoned a fortress with in 1940 adbend where their collapse river region (Continued From Page One) a wall 120 feet high He determined vances resulted in "ferocious" to repeat his feat of the first world successful battles and northwest also pushed fzhting The soviets war and escape Through under& south of and Krassno-Armeisoccupied Stalingrad k f orward at ground channels he established on the east bank of the communications with Free French of Stalingrad with a great !Kalach Don (SONrKrovomuzginskaya friends who began smuggling him if :rce by numerous etsk) and the Abganerovo supported civilian clothing The hat they sent but were stopped by a close Ition" the late bulletin began arrived in a load of butter In Stalingrad itself the Rus- - him of German and To descend the wall he had to sians repulsed attacks by German have a rope For six weeks he dftrses Berlin said infantry and tanks killing "Bey- - slowly made one of bits of rope The major Russian tank forma- eral hundred" assault troops In sheets and any other fabric tirn in this thrust was encircled one sector the Russians swung linen on which he could place his hands arld 28 tanks were knocked out over to the attack and after break- Guards searched his room regutr German communique reported ling German resistance occupied a larly so the general wore the rope dominating a broad sweep as he lengthened it around his German and Rumanian troops height of the city midriff under his clothes v The aucceNNfut advance eoncaptured tcprted to nave e t t 2 0 tinued to the northwest the mid- - Shaves Mustache (t0 rrinonerpt and dcotroyed 4 furter Zeitung claims "has I a We Mob fAD i I on Office 111 Ito sure to have hontproo In tehante and if P000thie have a sizable ordet when our driver rails at your home Mar- 1 Branch to! 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