Show 4 UBoats Sink Five Ships During Wee!: e 1Soviet Woman Gen Marshall 'Repeall Looms IGermany Drains Reservoir For Proaxis Faces War Man Power Nearly DryFrowns on Of ' Laws in Africa Tasks Bravely Rank Hitler Must Call Up Skilled Men Higher flkt 'Tribune 2 ' Monday March Morning 1943 8 I Russia'' Troops Roll On Ft""'""""'" va 1 '-:::: i3O10- tr1 tft:ZR Highest Sub Toll E Tri164 114tva 7TarhN In Month Hits I lugs I South Atlantic isTat:i:- RUSSIA -- kt34-- 4i - K - t oo 50 0 biPM1EinilMiWiloMMIPMMIONIOMPO I STATIr1 MttES I IAA I f I 1 ::tr Cherefrovots7 114Crtau Sophia Reflects Role Played By Heroic People WASHINGTON March 7 Ur) 0 AAR rghst IL General flenrooh s Giraud Proclaims End of Ifacial Bias in Employment I I I Q1I:)i saii-171- I in- 1 dorse a proposal that he be given a rank of field marshal the Army and Navy Journal says The Journal said that Secretary of the Navy Knox had suggested creation of the field marshal rank in writing Chairman Walsh (D)t Massachusetts of the senate naval affairs committee in support of a bill to create a rank of admiral of the fleet for Admiral Ernest J King King is chief of 1 To Fill Next Army Draft Quota Blockade Air Raids Occupy Millions Note: Following dispatch 'was MOSCOW March 7 UP1- —So to "Nichbefore General Giraud's who written manages say phi' ev in" — "What's the difference?"— of Vichy decrees Sunday 4zy 01 repeal iAt157 if - -in the face of real wartime ã (See- story on page I) oe Monbe out By Associated Preas won't troubles lluic til ill singled Pskov - I 'kr Exclusive New York Times-Sa- lt Five cargo vessels were ankday in Russia's celebration of Intwaya 1romyIHIsi Lake Tribune Russa ternational Women's s day simply ano)anced last week as sunk in the lit afiedikA I IA a(41' Ilk ALGIERS Algeria March 7 — because there are too many toAtlantic by axis submarines the 131--V ArY I Sophias to give one special recog'N V I Repeal of the Vichy laws of 1940 ' 4- 11Mr1 I nition dt highest weekly announced toll in la still are In effect In north which ¬ 7 S74i naval operations Her case is a good - one though those waters in more than a month att-was predicted by sources Africa Chairman of the courageous part being (D) !S10ii—'4 The sinking raised to 621 the Reynolds senate of Carolina close to the provisional governthe North in the war the soviet played by 1 r Associated Press total of anwomen (AC: ment They said this step is titomf fE4-4- Luks military affairs committee in-I i4 I nounced allied and neutral mera virtual formed the Journal it said that "inevitable" after General Henri Her husband su 41tt been has S cl:i' invalid for years her canary died he had been reedy to introduce chant losses in western enemy ac- plb- - koi 2) ' 6"2L t 4 31PF 101 t 641Atrc: a few weeks ago her niece who a bill creating the field marshal Giraud's statement pledging' altion since Pearl Harbor ' t live?' with her la ill her rank but was told that Marshall legiance to the Atlantic charter 4 All five ahips were attacked in '" Nly a zma lkomph did is not want it at the This action would be the most "difficult Vitetash daughter age" 1 the south Atlantic Two were 7:Pokiotskt 1 at school when she home Iti11 brings Brazilian vessels: The 6075-to- n 4191111 important step yet taken by Genft ' notes of complaint from weekly t'll eral Giraud in his program of freighter Brasiloide and the 3540-41 'u Ka' 'kg ' the teacher 41' ote-ns) ton passenger liner Affonso PenOs social and economic reatarisev political ' —itab She in much hasn:t na Their loss raised to 23 the total electricity Ix Tula ''''' :' the apartment and she is having form Although there have been of Brazil's ships sunk in the war trouble with her single wood stove MoStelow (111101:t ' Ras 14if--numerous changes in personnel tI the Brazilian government said v1: meta is still able to shrug but Sophia The other three were one Britand in administrative mechanics t her shoulders ' '''" ish one United States and one of throughout north Africa the BritThis good soviet citizen is someB:yantsk Spanish recistry Sinking of the ish and Americans here believe the 0 a beaidea is housewife—she thing - ' Monte neutral Spanish ship also a worker in a Moscow office has fallen short of two program c) to rise (3453 tons) gave Igueldo is She at work at every z morning vital obpectives repeal of the speculation that German subs had 9 o'clock By Associated Press To get her household of and laws reintroduction begun their long awaited campaign In order she gets up at 6 a m Five cargo ships a destroyer and Vichy Russian capture of Gzhatsk (A) opened the way Sunday for Transnort of "sinking everything in sight" in goverhment is crowded in Moscow a submarine slid down the ways of representative Atlantic waters a powerful drive on Vyazma (lower arrows) last bastion of and she often takes an hour to eastern shipyards Sunday to arld Repeal of the Vichy laws would This belief was supported somethe German quadrilateral facing Moscow Farther north get to work serve as a stern warning to those what by reports that Swedish vesto the growing strength of Uncle In north Africa who still are She works an eight-hou- r the soNlets were battling toward Staraya Russa (upper arday sels which had been plying the Atand only when but Sam's she home navy and merchant marine strongly her tasks gets area German Shaded between deepest lantic under safe conduct permits row) penetration begin anew In addition to doing The antiaxis provisional mildly The destroyer Eraine splashed bad suspended sailing& (broken line) and approximate present front (solid line) such things as giving her husband Monday published an into Some quarters viewed the rethe Kennebec river at the government Russian Giraud declara General order h bath the by territory recaptured cleaning up apartWorks The Iron Bath ported powerful German warship craft no racial disbe shall ment there (Me) dinner and ing cooking giving concentration off Trondheim Norin Africa and crimination north her named niece Admiral Daniel Rear for her medicine she also nazis way as an indication that the no women or girls to that has hear lessons ordering her Lawrence Braine in who surface-raidindaughter's g soon might attempt strong fought work as a nurse telephone "That" she said "is the hardest the Mexican and Civil wars was seeking forays into the Atlantic or of operator or a driver life" telegraph my part The United States displayed to christened by Mrs Daniel L shall be refused permission to Sophia has had her share of Braine of Brooklyn Y newsmen its new N whose serve because she was Jewish war before rt last husband is the rear admiral' craft the destroyer-escowas Some made was She progress by the !ri with the red army week To be known as "De" the Giraud toward grandson the government easing whites when struggle against At Groton Conn the submarine the Jews' position during January craft is larger and more formidable the Russian a was union struggling than the Corvette yet smaller (Continued From rage One) state under Lenin after the last Bonefish was launched at the and February For instance al-a than a destroyer The vessel was lowed Electric Boat company yards with small percentage of Jews were war y this up on the Berlin radiorange of hills then the main A Daubin wife of lowed to enter high and technical Mrs regarded as a strong American In once what is now Rear Freeland Captured calling Gzhatsk "a small fense line four to six miles from answer to nazi threats of all-oDaubin commander schools and some seized property Admiral Kuibyshev province she got away of submarines Atlantic the city place" undersea warfare serving was returned to them in back an the of old automobile It was one of the great German the ' red arrny shock was as The Bonefish Britain also announced constructhe Finally Racial discrimination still exists sponsor She lost her first husband dur- second escort vessel strongholds on the Moscow front troops had to break through a ing the revolution launched at the however Repeal of the Vichy laws tion of anew-typ- e e deand studded of Russian forest belt communiques the Frigate reported faster and of 1940 many of which copy the This war is hard on her too company's yards in two weeks h anwere Cod and heavier than some of the British scribing a ferocious fight for it with artillery emplacements and but she doesn't Barter The German's Nuremburg talk about herself nounced as the next said that about 5200 Germans thickly sown mine fields sub- decrees will not end racial feeling escort vessels now in service of pair When asked something about were killed One shock group forced its way completely But It will be of imWomen's day she marines that will be launched front' mense United Press Moscow dispatches across the Gzhatsk river which International benefit to the French in Boat company yards Electric the said: said the Russians jubilant over flows through the city Another 10500-to- n Not only will thouAfrica north Three ships Liberty we "When win this war our the capture of Gzhatsk asserted advanced southward on the RzhevJews be able to sands of PortSouth were launched at the patriotic will be proud of themthat its importance could not be Vyazma railroad threatening to women a full share in the war effort take land corporaShipbuilding (Me) selves Until theri what's the difA cut off the German retreat but the repeal of the laws will be overemphasized tion yards Its capture not only all but blunder by the German command-doome- d ference?" a two C New sign to all Europe that the adAt Kearny Jersey CHtNGKING March 7 unbut brought er who sent part of his men to Vyazma use vent of the allied armies means a destined for cargo ships type Strict rationing of meat sugar and Smolensk pivot of the entire Ger- meet the railroad threat enabled as navy auxiliaries slid down the complete rather than a partial cooking oil will be instituted in man central front within Russia's the shock troops to break the end ot racial and religious disways of the Federal Shipbuilding crimination and persecution Chungking March 15 in the gov- striking range enemy resistance in the city The and Dry Dock company ernment's war against The capture of Gzhatsk by the proper Those persons who have recently S S Blue Ridge and the U S S Germans October 13 1941 had The final attack was started at prices escaped from France agree that Rock Mt were the thirty-sevent- h Elaborate restaurant meals will made possible a lightning break- 3 a rn Saturday at 7 a m this is the sort of sign for which thirty-eight- h Federal built and by d be eliminated and simple is looking Gzhatsk was in Russian hands through to Mothaiski under contract with the U S the French patriot meals will be substituted west of Moscow and put the toward repeal of the and dispatches Progress Communiques commission martime Pork will be on sale only one in urgent danger laws has been hindered by ported steady Russian advances on The navy announced the sub- Vichy Russian 'front dispatches said the the extreme touchiness of high front and day out of five and ration cards launched be will marine Apogon WASHINGTON March 7 ()PI— will be issued for the purchase of that Gzhatsk was a principal Ger- on the northwestern front where French officials Many of these the Portsmouth (N J) navy who were drawn from the army sugar cooking oil and other house- man supply base beFause of the Marshal Semyon Timoshenko was T h e navy described Sunday the at Wednesday yard hold necessities The sale of all highways which radiate from it which has alwayi been tinged with Russa feats that won the silver star threatening Staraya on To take Gzhatsk the Russians articles classed as luxuries will be the way to medal for Lieutenant Chester'W West of Sudzha anything WASHINGTON March 7 UM— stronger than suggestions from had to attack first a defended the German bases of Vorozhba and strictly forbidden reNimitz son of the Knox Jr admiral who Secretary of the Navy the allied governments Konotop the Russians had taken g Robert D Murphy as United pace in several inhabited places in latest commands the Pacific fleet porting a Sun- - States minister has worked exThe award to the young sub- naval construction predicted fighting n navy tremely hard not only towardereWest of Sevsk where they were day the nation's officer was presented by will be completed by 1945—a year peal of the Vichy laws but toward less than 20 miles from the Bryan- marine sk-Klev railroad they had taken his father recently at Honolulu or two ahead of original expecta- ousting many officials whose pro-axsentiment in the past make five inhabiied places in deep snow- - His citation made public here tions to retain them In high to it the presannual In his impossible storms report conhe served "with Sunday says This has been a difficult office all said Knox ident The German Sunday communi- spicuous ships projected and intrepidity" under who had been on gallantry for extask Murphy authorizations tonnage que reported that "encircled units - — terms with many of these of the Third soviet tank army as torpedo and gunnery officer cept for "some large units upon friendlywhen he was preparing for people 4491( consisting of parts of the Twelfth and later as executive officer on which work has been suspended allied the of landing and the to I one materials due and Fifteenth tank corps of two war partrols and "contributed length Many of them assisted In the the entire 44 cavalry corps and of three infan- - greatly to the success In the many time required to build )a'''TI'l--' But this cannot be taken landing been have will were authorized divisions annihilated" tonnage try a as reof either of their pa- criterion actions his vessel which '614:Ja active into and commissioned south of Kharkov put or abilities Putting their triotism sulted in sinking or greatly dam- service before the close of 1945" 3440 It bluntly they were opportunists said he much enemy shipping" aging 1 f thought they saw a chance to te Construction of 5675000 tons of who a third war patrol "'4ft!' hoodwink During the allies and retain the if 4 teE 0 ships has been authorized in posts in which they had served Nimitz' submarine was ordered to naval 4 addiin and two the last years and its German mast- -8 unr 4i conduct a reconnaissance and res- tion there were some small ton- Vichy :4 der the provisional government outft:" 4:i cue royal air force personnel from nage authorizations after the 4t There is a definitely easier po14E 15:- df war k: of the break :1 European a small island off the entrance to in Algiers if litical Knox said that previous beliefs not in atmosphere ztit V) p9 '''(- -Morocco What must be Japanese-controlle- d in Java 54 n be Tjilaijap would rittiAlg ite navy that a elimination of the Ii' :t waters "Lieutenant Ni- adequate had been dissipated by done islawsthewhich '''''':1'"' i'Vt—'it' will give a legal fk-- : Vichy of unprecedented cast to racial discrimination 7 UPI — There mitz conducted this reconnaissance "the LONDON March This impact 7must be followed by a campaign can be no official confirmation with two men in a small boat and war" adding: realized k' 54rno that navy to convince people that a north it is that the will"Now I k: yet circumstantial evidence has definitely determined '4 i be sufficient which permits African French democratic basis to be not were there I led the crew men of a British sub- personnel the most ships and Is the only one on which a new the citation said "His less than 4e''H with the hardest French government can be formed marine to conclude that they "tor- rescued" equipped planes execution of this hazardous expert 101-- and manned by Copyright by New York Times weapons 4 an enemy aircraft for a maneuver in a stormy sea at hitting pedoed" officers and men besttrained the own to his personal in any area throughout the world great risk unique victory ' CLEANED LIKE NEW This was how one of the war's safety was in keeping with the where enemy forces may be met"traditions of the United -' highest -oc-'-combat actions strangest I iel 7 Irr States naval service" T 1 ' ( curred: 17wl The navy also said that the sub- Chileans Head for U S t —I) I4VA --tj4 4:L7) L:A- -1- --L : -Li While his submerged submarine marine commanded by Lieutenant -) el 4 '" 7 (WI March SANTIAGO Chile was patrolling the Mediterranean Commander Thomas G Klakring comc!' Escudero Admiral Nimitz recentl)? i A one day early in the year Lieu- - to whom the chief of the Chilean in awarded navy cross sank an mander in Colonel 1 Con‘ i Milciades tenant S L C Maydon sighted an 8215-toand wararmy 1 Japanese auxiliary ) by air for the enemy supply ship escorted by ship a total of 42840 tons of Jap- treras left Sunday I I 11----new i pr and United States to discuss the f ' The new Arrow fancy shirt feature is a double shipping three 1 Maydon anese merchant e planes 7000-ton agreement 4 U t Japanese damaged a t 1 r ordered a torpedo fired feature Sandlieave (named for its grain-lik- e f wife lives at with General George C Marshall i Klakring's freighter atObserving the result of the chief of the U S army staff Md finish) comes in solid colors With it comes tack through his periscope May- - Annapolis Ill'Ith don found that all that was left an Ensemble pecial a was of the target "magnificent harmonizing Arrow ties 'shorts anti handkercolumn of orange and white smoke 1As 142 --- ‘Yesgonik ofo4 k 1- I - r - '1 t-- -- - - I navy-sponsor- -- - 1 r4i ttr- LE '-- I I I - t mt ti Mr I 7 'MEM I I 1 e '4 I ft - 0 - P-I- - — 1111P— II - A L t U S Adds New Ships Subs To Sea Might - Nlvt - tt-t:-7fit-kit j tt Itt III it'' Pqi' 41 it anti-Semet- ic Soviet Armies Storm Vyazma Vital Nazi Bastion TWO anti-submari- ne de-b- ut U-bo- at one-mil- ' anti-Jewis- Chungking Orders Strict Rationing fixed-price- -- anti-Semitis- Arrow's Crew on Sub Boasts of 'Sinkincr Plane 'lc 54-- - z - 4$-:!- t ''A-- '5 t i i k' 4 clio -- - r' j JD ((1Lt 1 ' nscar the April Esquire n 1iit A I were entivt chiefs The shirt has that rising 80-yea- He famous Arrow collar r l I tie looks fine What's more it resists and knots perfectly pre-planne- d Shirt $250 Shorts 73c Aitandkerehief 50c ' ' 9 ‘ 1 L 0 then noted with astonish- - NEW WALLPAPER IIRMSTRODIG- ENGBEZIG CO South Main Street I ti - '1 Plain Garments iA Chinese Attack Routs Japs You !Largest Stocks—Lowest Prices !will rind the very pattern you want at a price you want to pay Arthur Frank 208-21- feet high" ment that only two enemy planes in sight The third appar- had been caught by the explosion from the supply vessel and destroyed i ized label The against thee shirt 1000 - lend-leas- - wrinkles e p 1101q11° ''' - : - 1 : 1:: edit Itf: ' 441)OthO4C: ' ' :' 44 ' 14t t r le- 19 W First South Phone Iota at prices Many 3 and considerably lower than regular FICTLRE FRAMING r-- 7-i 2 CNI d r If - From SalweenRiver Bank °—' China-4011- - border In the actions three separate region were disclosed by the Chinese communique high command which also anounced fighting continued in Hunan province where the Chineite inflicted heavy 'oases on the enemy in Yunnan-Burm- a gal) By Associated A Press — Mother's Day is May 9th - SPECIAL S ri 25 Beautiful Bronze 1 1 P'ORTRAITS Complete 1 LI x12 movnts—In lots In 9 so4 EACH 4 of morn - Every Mother will treasure a good and recent photograph of her son or daughter on lier Day Have yours made early (Proofs will be shown) ' I : i Cagh— No appointment necessary Carry 3-76- I I E11 257 1I austin-04umter- e ' Studios ' Handy tan 2A 17t 2ndEast 327 167 32 1761vg S South State East 3rd S ! OGDIF701 south Mein St Phone East 4th S - ' CITY LAKE SALT 12 ' - Wahhineton Phone DAILY HOURS: a a tn to a p tn 2374 3-- HOURS: to to 6 p tn Sundays 11 to 3 DAILY 9 a Sundays Appointment by — — ' - IF e4 '' 1 ' - jor' "''41r57'!'4P:'::k!:'01!1?ktVSN'':F60:01f''04: - : - ' W'J''':' 1 ' ''::::t: !!R4:::17: il::':::13::!Iir10: Z4' '''''''':'::::''''tilrfTnik'SY'''::tiAX:45(4!!'''-A- ' :?” ' '' ''" ' '' j' 'J 1 ” ': ' :1::'':':17':'::' ' : Newgact CLEANE114 f — Offices— -k - FOR DELIVERY Dial CHUNGKING March 7 — After being subjected to furious Chinese counterattacks Japanese troops On the west bank of the Salween river have started a general retreat the Central repeated attacks In Yunnan province an eneNews agency reported from Tali that striking northward my Sunday adding 'many from column Tachupa encountered stiff strategic points have been reChinese resistance and was uncovered by the Chinese" able to make headway the comThe dispatch gave no further recalled was that details but it munique declared Chinese forces on the east an army spokesman stated reof the Lungchwan river bank that positions Japanese cently were reported to have captured on the west bank of the Salween The Maich I stretched 35 miles northward from the Burma road bridge IKlangtzuchen said enemy rem- which spans the river - - ' : - - 7-1 t I t gaiste two-ocea- low-flyin- g t 10 J Star Fashion P A dvortisomfrnt very much - CL- I Piles Relieved At Home! e -- !t I 1 - r:(--: I is 't!‘'-- 11 ny five-ocea- :aaste pleue - Mail)--Germa- resent m record-breakin- for y Thomas R Henry North American Newspaper Alliance LONDON Feb 20 (By is getting close to the bottom of her man power reservoir Hitler no longer can hope to in- - t The third class are the men tn crease the size of his armies He only tan replace casualties and essential war industries and there the next draft must come from is a rather spirited argument gothe indispensable skilled men iin the factories and from the even ing on at present according to remore indispensable workers on ports reaching here between the the land military authorities and such orSuch is the encouraging pic- ganizations as the Hamburg ture drawn from confidential re- chamber of commerce The genports by experts of the ministry of erala say the Army must have the economic warfare here men and the industrial leaders asy All the time they point out that they cannot carry out proGermany's need for men behind duction orders without them the lines is getting greater' due to various factors First in im- Interchangeable Soldiers In the original nazi conception portance is the extremely successful allied "paper blockade" which soldiers would be practically inter-- has effectively I closed German changeable between front and facports to all food shipments from tory This was especially true in the outside It has immobilized at the more mechanized least 4000000 men who must be of the army such asdepartments the panzer kept on the land Also it Is divisions During lulls in the fightpointed out the miners cannot be ing such as were anticipated in a moved These one authority said Russian winter soldiers would be are the men who make life pos- given factory leaves sible" One of the real thrills of economic warfare experts here say Second Category occurred when it was learned There is a second class—those authoritatively that the soldiers "who make life endurable" They were not getting these leaves last number well over 5000000 in winter Now it appears the facGermany today and include those tories themselves must be 'drawn in the clothing transportation on for the benefit of the a4nya and building and more or less luxury production is bound to tali big industries Many of these may be drop drawn on in dire necessity but to do so would create a vicious circle which Ia little appreciated except by man power experts First the constantly increasing air raids over Germany make almost absoDr O A Johnson a rectal spelutely essential the presence of many thousands of skilled workers cialist for 28 years perfected a to replace the buildings and mild painless inexpensive home articles destroyed The longer this treatment for uncomplicated piles is delayer(' the more difficult or- In which all sufferers should be dinary living becomes and the interested This treatment the relower morale sinks Also essential sult of Dr Johnson's long expeto keep up civilian morale Is a rience as head physician of the Dr Rectal Clinic continuous production of what O A Johnson might be called by a stretch of brings to everyso sufferer the medieffective by Dr the imagination "luxury goods" cines found That Is bitter experience has Johnson in his Clinic If you have shown men and women will not piles in any form be sure and work or will work only half- write The Dr O A Johnson Rec1324 Main heartedly if there is nothing for tal Clinic Dept 888 which they can spend their wages St Kansas City Mo today for Even the lash fails to spur them free and complete information Nimitz' Son Wins Navy Valor Award ever-mounti- - B' '11' '' 4'i !PF'e '' '' : " - a 4 - f |