Show a ireibune ‘atir 27 1943 Wednesday Morning President Pins Roosevel hum lin Meet Allied Planes Text of Fighting Frenchmen's U Raid Europe Casablanca Statement Highest Bolsters 's Hopes Jan French rica Strategic Africa Meeting Medal on Hero ard British Jan Jan text had the brighter than any their the French fighter joint statement: Aims at Morale of Axis that -the continent sharply targets Jan British that the June 'Mir ?Salt 4 January 1 LONDON CASABLANCA co Timing Called Perfect in Lieu Of Reds' Continued Gains Retreat of Rommel ill Tunisia 24 - 10-d- of background meetings recalling during the primeminister's call in Washington nazi Marshal Rommel captured Tobruk and the Germans drove deeper into Russia In contrast during the present talks Tripoli fell to a resurgent British army and the red army in Russia landed stunning new blows on the reichswehr However while the general effect of the momentous conferences was to increase optimism and confidence no responsible quarters here believe that the two leaders regard the discussions as a to any easy victorious wind-u-prelude p of the war in a few months The north African situation remains to be cleaned up the great year menace is great German Confirmation that the "uncondi- mounting Hitler still is unchal- the sputhwest coast tional surrender" of the enemy lenged on his home grounds and governments remained a basic ob- Japan is solidly astride the bulk LONDON Wednesday Jan 27 jective was hailed as a powerful of her Pacific conquests (4P) — Air raid warnings were reassurance to the British public which has taken too many blows to accept any lesser victory London -- found a happy portent ih the fact that this Roosevelt ()E1--- The Moroc- —(Delayed)—CP)- ay congressional medal of honor—the highest American decoration—for his part in the landings on French Morocco Wilbur was decorated in the of Prim e Minister presence A F Special Writer By Kirke L Simpson Churchill Vice Admiral Lord Louis General George C Whatever strategic design for aggressive war against the axis Mountbatten Marshall and Admiral Ernest J was fashioned at the Roosevelt-Churchi- ll conference in French King The citation by Lieutenant GenAfrica the propaganda effect of the meeting on German and eral Dwight D Eisenhower read in part: Italian morale will bear watch- crushpave the way for ultimate "For conspicuous gallantry and ing of the foe in Eurbpe ing in action above and Intrepidity can It There is little to indicate that beyond the call of duty hardly be doubted that He 'the timing of the announcement the Casablanca decisions will prepared the plan for contacting as well as the selection of the make any change in the broad the French commander in CasaCasablanca site for the discussion strategic pattern initially mapped blanca and aecuring an armistice was based in part on a meet- to at the Roosevelt-Churchi- ll unnecessary bloodshed Allied radio ings in Washington many months He prevent technique landed at Fedala with the leadoutlets without question stood by ago It is still obvious that the ing assault waves Comkeyed up to pour the story into allied attack is to be concentrated mandeering a vehicle he was any listening ears on the continent against the European driven toward hostile defenses A flood of leaflets recounting it primarly of the axis this year as der incessant fire He then segment In many languages is likely to last in total darkness Finns' Leader Asks proceeded d deluge friend and foe alike from alIf that seemed sound procedure through 16 miles of lied planes They could be more originally it must have appealed country intermittently sub- Friendship of U S effective than bombs to the Casablanca conferees as jected to heavy burfts of fire and STOCKHOLM Jan 26 (17P)-- ReThere is no promise from the even more urgently necessary now' accomplished his mission Casablanca conference to end the The present situation in Russia turning toward his command Wil- President Risto Ryti told the Finwar in 1943 However every line and Rommel's flight from Tripoli bur detected a hostile battery fir- nish parliament Tuesday that Finof the official statement rings tania call for more not less allied ing effectively on our troops He land "warmly hopes that relations it with implied pledges of prompt pressure against the weak flank took charge of a platoon of Amer- with the United States shall again second-fron- t action in Europe of the axis in Europe its "soft ican tanks and personally led become good and trusting as they It and captured always have traditionally been" under belly" on the Mediterranean them in an attack Special Meaning " Helsinki dispatches reported the battery the is Africa from that quickIt And that allied promise of ac- est and most effective pressure tion this year to insure ultimate can be exerted to take as much and complete defeat of the axis weight as possible off Russia and comes under circumstances calcu- accelerate the still expanding Ruslated to give it special meaning to sian offensive Where when and all continental audiences In Ger- how it is to be done once Tunisia many and Italy it will serve as and is cleaned up can only be conominous background for gloom-tinge- jecture battle accounts from Russia—official nazi accounts which no longer conceal the growing danger of a tremendous axis disaster In France the low countries ? Scandinavia Greece and the Balkans it must instill high hopes of : ' release from nazi thralldom—and t Etunulate both active and passive ' 1 1':1' i:-- : resistance to the foe I ': The political purposes of that WASHLNGTON Jan 26 'In--unprecedented journey of the 1 :" and leaders American and British Secretary of State Hull Tuesday their army air and night briefly expressed gratifica' Y naval staffs to north Africa are tion over the decisions of the north obvious la bringing Generals African conference and added that Glraud and DeGaulle togher un- he would comment soon on some der such high allied auspices an of the more vital phases of the parley approach to unification of all historic Hull said: French factions not directly under "The proceedings and the decithe nazi heel has been made It should go far to ease the position sions of the conference which were of General Eisenhower in north most wise and timely are of the Africa and free him to concentrate most importance on vigorous prosecution of the "They will prove of the greatest to all of the nations with campaign to clear the foe out of interest Tunisia as he has already been which we are associated in this war run out of Italian Africa "I shall hope soon to comment Prime Strategy on some of the more vital phases" Arid that above everything else Lord Halifax British Ambassamillion Americans under arms seems still to be the prime strat- dor to the Un Ite41 States said: egy of the allied high command "Casablanca speaks for itself and 112 million beyond our borders the essential next step in the the axis will learn what it means 1943" promised campaign of aggression through While the Roosevelt - Churchill Senator Nye (R) North Dakota All lighters—all meat eaters promises of new blows "at the best —"We who had known for days of selected points" to aid the fast the conference were quite prepared As the offensive power of the United Narolling Russian offensive could for the announcement I had hoped cover any possible attack front in that we were going to hear of the tions grows so grows the need for meat Europe it seems obvious that best unraveling of the north African results could be obtained more political tangle I had hoped that quickly in the Mediterranean than a united French front could have elsewhere been announced as a fact" That is the exposed flank of the become part of the "grand Minority 'Leader Mc Nary of the EsOOD too has axis Hitler's desperate gamble to senate: it's "I think of encouraging winning this war hold the Tunisian foreland even and about what one would expect" at the price of heavy troop and Senator Gillette Meat for example: Since the meat industry (D)—Iowa: "I plane withdrawals from his falter- think it's the most stimulating on a war footing in 1941 it has furwent ing Russian front sufficiently il- news we have heard in months It lustrates the critical importance nished our armed forces and our allies 4 of that waistline passage in the shows definitely coordination of success mean will and billion effort that Mediterranean The mere fact pounds of meat—fresh and canned without which we cannot have War that Mr Roosevelt and Mr success" This is the equivalent of 19 billion averChurchill selected French Africa Chain-ruthe for their meeting heightens May (D) Kentucky meat meals age a of the house military affairs c om conclusion that it is : demprimarily that they hope to deal mi ttee "The president's trip deMore than 1200 American meat packing new and telling blows that will onstrates his courage and his houses and nearly 1000 sausage makers totermination to win this war and win it quicklygStraightening out day are doing their utmost to give our of the dangerous political situation own fighters the best diet in the history of in north Africa is a major victory for the united nations" warfare to supply meat to our fighting Representative Eaton of New allies and still to give every person not in Jersey ranking Republican memuniform the nutritional values of meat ber of the house foreign affairs committee: "It was a very dramaThose who are not directly supplyi- ng the e Anstoctut tic very hopeful and very helpful Intetrpretathe (Opinion) "war-ofnerve- s" enemy-occupie- I Hull Praises Decisions of African Meet top-ranki- :J: '- : 'I - from-Afric- - a - I ots 22 4 Atatement" Senator 'Wheeler (D) Montana: "Of course it was a very spectacular thing for the president to do but there was nothing new in the press release given out that wasn't already known to the American people What effect this meeting between the president and Churchill will have on the winning of the war remains to be seen" L23 t 41i SOCT1 MAIN WANT AN EXTRA $30 TO $50 EACH MONTH? 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Is it the government? NO Is it the livestock producer? NO Is it the meat industry? NO Is it your meat retailer? NO It is a couple of fellows named Adol fand Tojo What the Housewife Can Do The 'American housewife is meeting the problem with understanding and resourcefulness She is "sharing the meat" She is buckling down to doing tricks with food which she never dreamed of before She realizes that what we have learned about foods in a period of plenty must not be lost in a period of scarcity and She knows that strong healthy bodies are needed to win this war and to build a better world to live in—that there must be no blackout of good nutrition Meat is a mainstay of good nutrition How can you keep meat on the table regularly as good nutrition demands? One way is to learn more cuts of meat— to use the available cuts Many of these may be new to your tablt—but they all have the high nutritional value of meat— and can be deliciously prepared The booklets offered below will help you Remember on the battle fronts and the home fronts meat is a fighting food Make every pound count! self-deni- al AMERICAN MEAT INSTITUTE Chicago E This Seal means that off statements regarding MP trition made M this advertisement aro accoptab4 I the Coionct on Foods and Nutritian of the Asstericom Medical Associatioa - fij Step-by-are- 1 LAKE TRIBUNE ry Ration K? Meat to which man always instinctively has turned is now recognized by science and by the government as a protective food containing many of the things which make for- health stamina and vitality To make available these benefits of meat on an unprecedented scale the meat industry has unleashed the full power of its capacity and skill Here are a few of the highlights: government deliveries to retailers by the meat industry are limited You as a housewife are already at grips' with this problem You have encountered and will encounter many shortages and Aa a Oujda to peporing aeallabla cute oil moat eland tor two book let prepared by the sweat inehill a try aeoipea Practical buying help For both books aortal 5 Dente in oohs to Dept IC Lock lot No II33 Chicago for th extra cash it brings Apply at THE SALT armed forces and allies are doing their pat c to supply the home front Meat Animal Population Secretary Wickard's great program Starts at the grass roots where livestock producers are working night and day often without adequate help to break ISr their own already phenomenal records We have the land we have the facilities and we have the will to produce Actually there is in this bounteous land one beef animal for every two persons about the same number of hogs and better than half as many sheep and lambs Even with this enormoub supply and more on the way we at home must tighten our belts and spread out meat a little thin- ner but we can thank our lucky stars we Nhave it to spread out Why is meat Item No 1 on Uncle Sam's food shopping list? Why does the man in training get nearly a pound of meat a day? Why is meat a basic part of every Army rition even down to pocket-siz- e Field Meat provides: Complete thiamine riboflavin niacin high-qualit- Essential B vitamins— proteins Important minerals—iron copper phosphorus y do 4) tvr ' - e-- tz well-payin- i 0 I NOM Or THE NE11 - - OCE0C2D P i1 :11i: togil 4:01c044" irr) g who is interested in a position with unlimited possibilities for advancement McKENDRICK'S ' General De Gaulle General Giraud make following "We have met We hav talked We have registered entire agreement on the end to be achieved which is the liberation of France and the triumph of human liberties by the total defeat of the enemy This end will be attained by union in war of all Free Frenchmen fighting aide by side with all allies" 1 SHOE SALESMAN One : far-reachi- ng reported experienced ) ''s'i's sounded in Basel and Zurich Switzerland shortly atter midnight Wednesdsy morning Reuters We have an opening in our organization for an '''- - - MoCASABLANCA 26 (JP)—The rocco of the official communique on conference between General Henri Honore Ciraud and General 'Charles De Gaulle: At the conclusion of their first conversations in north Al WANTED Is j en at - 7:-i':'-:- ''''-- Of U-bo- L ng 4 26 UP)—Squad LONDON rons of American and dominion planes made sweeps over axis on Tuesday the air ministry announced while Ventura medium bombers raided railway installations at Bruges in France The allied fighters in their forays over northern France and Belgium were reported to have knocked down three enemy fighters in combat themselves losing four planes The bomber attack on Bruges was carried out without loss the ministry said A small number of enemy aircraft were reported to have dropped bombs during the day on two towns on the southeast and southwest coasts causing some damage and a few casualties One of the raiders was shot down off a session Wednesday Roosevelt-Churchill rendezvous in Morrocco boosted hopes final blow at the heart of Hitlerdom will be struck in 1943 The dramatic dispatches telling of the Casablanca war council stirred a deep satisfaction in both official and unofficial circles with all convinced that the results of the talks would be making the blackest news for the axis before the year's end Word that complete agreement had been reached was accepted in diplomatic circles as military and ' meaning that detailed plans for the defeat of the axis on all fronts had been shaped far into the future with blows to Hitler's Europe almost certain for the current President Roosevelt took time out his conference to decorate Brigadier General William H Wilbur personally with the from 27 Churchill - |