Show - - It Zbe 5nit gaitc rtibutle March 8 1943 Monday 7 Morning War News From Russ Is Generally Reliable Henry C Caggidy NEW YORK March 7 (A')—The newA you read from the soviet union Is as accurate as any that can be given from a great country at war eight group visrits to the front I have been asked repeate-dlThe first was to the Yelnia since my return to New York: sector west of Moecow in SepCan we believe the Moecow tember 1941 There were three stories 1' to the Moscow front in the winbuFor the Associated Press one to the rtzhev ter of 1941-4- 2 reau and I think for the rest front last August and three so of the press corps in Moscow I can say that the correspondents far this winter to the Stalingrad front the city of Stalingrad and ittO satisfied that their reports tho Ukraine are substantially reliable They are perrnitted on the They do not always tell the front only after the red army whole stery and the figures may has won a victory and consolibe sometimes out of line but in dated its new positions They do general what they say is true not sot actual combat But they The sources of information are are able to inspect the if cenes of exceptionally trustworthy They battle and talk with officers and at the eaviet press official men who participated in the communiques and eyewitness obaction rya tion In addition to these main The single greatest source is of news the correspondthe newspaper Krasnaya Zvezda ents sometimee have interviews or Red Star official organ of with soviet authorities ar the commissariat of defense It is not circulated generally but ranged through the foreign commissariat or the soviet informa is destined for red army officers tion bureau and make Infrequent and men Red Star carries brief distrips to cities or training centers In the rear ita own correpatches from Solomon Lozovsky vice comspondents on current action and missar of foreign affair and long instructive articles by high assistant chief of the sovinformofficers on military problems buro under Alexander ShcherThese writers are not trying to bakov no longer holds the press fool their own men Their reconferences he began early In ports are invariably accurate the war He is staying In Reports Receive Kuibyshev dealing with far Official ()ken eastern Affairs While the correPravda organ of the central spondent' headquarters are in 110scow Nikolai Palgunov forcommittee of the communist Tams mer in Paris and Izvestia correspondent organ of the party heeds the press section of the supreme soviet are the other foreign commissariat newspapers principal Two young men censor all the have official backing forThey what dispatches sent from Moscow they say They are Pletr Anurov former They publish more general press attache at Tokyo and milfor articles their descriptive Viktor Kozhemiako former seclions of readers Each 'prints retary of embassy at Chungfour pages daily the first deTheirs is a voted to an editorial tnd comking day seven-da- y week job the to last going muniques foreign news and the two inside pages through the telegrams of a score of correspondents to dispatches from their corr- 137 3Ime Chiang Nears Break At Wellesley R A 11 Bla is Rail Siation Sets Fires at Mandalay Book Advises Army' Film Shows Soldiers Yanks on Axis Steps Toward War China Customs NEW DELI1I March 7 (1P)-- -- e Fifteen Japanese planes flyA Ir bombers made a "highly ing over Rathedaung Saturday were engaged by allied fighters 'niecesant" attack on the railend forced to jettison their way atation and freight yards at bombs in paddy fields the comMandalay Friday night demolmunique reported All allied ishing buildings and railroad cars and starting a number of planes it was said returned fires a British communique said safely Further reports of aerial acSunday in the Arakan area FriSaturday R A F bombers and tivity on day showed that allied fighters fighter' bombed Kalachung In combats with the Japanese the Mayu peninsula of Burma and other fighters shot up river destroyed five and probably decraft on thePichaung river in stroyed or damaged several ths Arakan hills region it was other enemy planes the comannounced munique said 11 China's First Lady Tells Students To Guard Thoughts Screen Reveals Afrefr!" ression By Nazis While Democracies Seek Peace U S Entry Into Struggle Featured F Social Guide Provides Hints On Good Behavior AE - Mass March 7 CALCUTTA India March 5 WASHINGTON' March 7 (UP)—It will be tough for the of the emotion Sam is by (Delayed)- -axis dictators If they ever run Into any of the millions of her return after 25 years to her telling hia boys fighting in China Ithree soldiers who have seen or soon will see the army "orien k alma mater Madame Chiang that in the far east they no longer film "Prelude to War" tation" are just plain "Joe Doakes" but very nearly Collapsed as she As to pictures of Hitler Mussolini seized Manchuria on a pretext En the Wellesley are "on the spot" as represtentabegan a speech and Hirohito are thrown on the couraged by the weakness of proto student body Sunday tives of the united nations and screen the yoke of the commentatests the League of Nations As her second sentence went out behave accordingly tor says with unmistakable em- and from the various powers which over the radio the first lady of Thia la the keynote of a neat 63- - phasis: might have thwarted the original "Remember these well If fares China swayed and clung' deaperatepage book entitled "Here's How" aggression Mussolini launched his you ever meet them- don't hes- conquest of- Ethiopia and Hitler disin for Calcutta ly to the lectern her face drained published just itate" began to encroach on his neighof color Her nurse held smelling Lend-Leas- e tribution among the American This Me e n e is one of the high- bors The three axis leaders salts under her nose and Madame of in the film first forces China It is similar lights dreamed of empires which Chiang tried to resume speaking a of seven issued by the would encompass the ert viewpoint to the booklet published in series But once again she swayed and services branch Ior the tire world special for in Yanks the United herself the upKingsagged barely holding army orientation course which These ambitions are documented dom and written anonymously by explains to the American soldier right and gripping the lectern From From One) (Continued with references to the Japanese Fags (Continued rage One) This time however the smelling an American born and raised in what the war is about and why Tanaka memorial and various utsalts revived her and she went on 10 per cent—must be their wakes were streaming out he is in it The same subject mat- terances of Hitler arid Mussolini to tell the undergraduates they —possibly earmarked for China as a result 10 to 12 times their lengths I China ter is covered earlier in lectures The film shows need not be prominent individuals of the recent plea by Madame graphically how Opening Display the axis dictators carried out the counted six and Cites Nazi transports cargo to help build a saner world k Aggression before congress Chiang The opening theme is "You're Initial steps in their thief poll vessels on the other side of these The Wellesley honor graduate of for increased aupplien The other films deal with nazi des with bloodshed propaganda On Display" 1917 who became one of the 4 A of in the two more title and the in Of at least change warships Europe the fall and suppression of such world's greatest women told the bill to "war supply act" to em"If you get plstatered and act aggressiOn France the battle of Britain the 1filavery on The warstill farther as the institutions warships the e machine-madto "beware of girls phasize that this nation is riot ships were moving fast but the offensively" the book reminds the Chinese and the Russian war courts and the church press " a processes of thinking" and the of fronts expecting story "The word of God and the fuehrtroops "the Chinese Indians Rus- how America finally return for tha materials sent to cargo ships seemed to be almost sians went to war Recalls Other War cannot be reconciled" the er's themiwill and to British say the allies "Prelude to WA r" asserts the commentator at a standstill says In describing an "That's American soldier "When I was a student here the telvelt bill on to the of war Sponsors plan We followed along behind the September suppression of the church really started Gerworld was - then weltering in rivers emphasize in their arguments the 18 1931 American roughnecks' when the Japanese m a n y and adds "thenin God as to flew the e parallel blood"they of she said "Today the operation of in reverse "When you make a good impresmust go" river has swelled into oceans for and point out how this nation now line of wethips and the nearest sion they'll 'That's an Amerthe advance of sicence makes this is receiving supplies for its troops cruiser threw three broadsides at ican soldier say Prepares for War American gentleman' war more deadly more expensive in foreign lands along with re- us—it looked like the hole So or not a in like it From 1933 to 1939 Hitler spent way you're ship In its toll of lives and human pairs without cost to battle-damagon the in preparation for $80000000000 was we spot" As lighted up got opmisery than the previous great ships in ports of the Written in pungent Americanwar film asserts By contrast the this the turned war" posite other allied nations ship ism the first half of the book is it allowed conditiOns in the peace-lovin- g With a lengthy review of women off to go over the convoy devoted on how to get along with democracies Including such who through the ages have "had Our flight went on for a minute the Chinese The second contains futile gestures al the disarmament wAmniNaToN' m&rch I (UP) a share in building the ever —Lend-Lease conferences the Kellogg-Brian- d Administrator Ed- or more and then turned in also a brief historical background of ascending pyramid of civilization" ward It Stettinius Jr reported China and the antiwar pact As we turned another broadside the wife of the Chinese generalis(Continued From rage Ono) the question "Shall we The 'United Russia been has States Asking that treaty Sunday night aim° asserted that "whatever an left the cruiser and immediately join the ladies?" the book goes on do it That's why the committee has 60 per cent of its naval scrapped raw of tonnage supplied huge quantities inividual can do is picayune com- materials for its munitions' indus- afterward one of the bombs from to advise the troops: and reduced the army to 1341000 to do We're been created aca can going with what group "Avoid an appearance of being pared during Ulla interval the film points try in addition to "many thou-'and- " a 7 hit that ship at dead center overattentive complish" American women the spadevvork now" out and guns end and huge clouds of smoke billowed tanks planes She declared that Wellesley's other a fuss made Secretary of the Navy Knox has The passage to which certain usually its enjoy for having equipment out fighting motto—Non minietrari 'Jed minis- 'men over them and attention being been a leading advocate of acquir- members of congress objected as have the time to watch drawn I didn't trare (not to be ministered unto to them However Chinese ing the bases To at least three "new deal propaganda" portrayed Shipment a oleo have included it any more Ile low I saw almost but to minister)—had guided her large ladies whom you may meet are committees of conTress he has em- activities of the WP A C CC and amounts of for equipment an of endless stream strafplanes In her work to show more reserve and phasized the necessity of the ac- other undertakings as typical hn- - transportation and communication ing and bombing every ship in the 'likely "First comes cooperation" she facilities a of gallantry in public tion and manttarian measures practiced behind the display "along scored a direct may embarrass convoy A 5 "N'Ve must disarm Japan particsaid "that common and much long Russian them Censors Become the democracies as a contrast th he said front" on a hit the on the sea when this war the brutal tactics of the axis large transport—and used word which seems to convey "Ilnleset the Chinese ularly withheld he lady you're Although More Liberal figures whole stern blew tip and burned so little and yet should mean so on is over" he told the foreign affairs talking to understands American committee weapons he said other ship- fiercely "It will be perfectly The censorship which was the much and had better 1 to you ways ments up go slang February included: 'We lined up on three transports if we do not "Second stands the spirit of strictest of any before the war of army and started a bombing run And easyg on the kidding Don't do any futile to disarm her 3000000 Nearly pairs 1 1 tf sometimes limiting dispatches humility on have the power to keep her disor 'hi rental" !IP dm boots for red army- troops tooting' E1 then I saw seven or eight Zeros street corners You are not armed for a long time to come '111"amatits 1 18000 tons of sole leather to at entirely to what appeared in the Probity In Thought to going advai about 12 o'clock (straight to get anything tangible and it sidilsossmi "That meansone of the things soviet press is now among the be manufactured into army shoes a Ask for ahead) long way off Almost certainly doesn't add to the fair which must be undertaken in any most liberal The censors watch Domonstretke "Last mut not least ranks soviet factories will be a provfor information which might aid probity in thought and in action It byMore than 580000 tons of steel at the same time several name of the 'United States" Oteries Vuatm peace arrangements gawky Ald came on them They started ision-for Is transcendent thinking and the 46000 tons of aluminum Or give comfort to the enemy air bases and naval bases m oer Me or rfor borms and some down Comments Other good dogfights but other and also for any that might be translating of these thoughts into duraluminum 21500 tons of zinc through the Pacific theater We Tbeeseerds serislid writ things happening attracted my atThere also are other comments have now a very fine set of step-apimisleading or incorrect in their deeds worthy of the name of hu- 94000 tons of copper and brigs tention en Clarke et fror sest- toe Pastone bases through tho man progress which differentiates and other materials for soviet for instance one under the subopinion We were just dropping our title But any article which seems men from beasts Always have we plants turning out war equipment Hell" The book ad- cific theatre We must always hava erpfted te perrkess Irk bombs at the middle transport of vise) "Raising to them a reasonable interpretaon frowned moral turpitude yet 150000 tons of toluol and TN T that this won't get results those tion of the facts given by the Intellectual and mental dissipation and 73000 tons of other chemicals three Pictures showed later that with the Chinese who "figure that 0forion of Solt Leto "y‘re do riot Want to take soverwe made a direct hit and some anybody who is roaring or N A ILO I of anything But lt would soviet press or communique or are no less culpable of disdain used in soviet bombs LYMAN Itty eignty beating misses S11414 McIntyre StOile witneseed at the front Is perThe tartuffes and the mentally the sir no longer commands the be wise to insist upon complete 75000 tons of steel rail and 17- - near OS South Mai As we turned to leave for home situation" control and possension of a sufmitted to pass lackadaisical have had more than 000 tons of other rail equipment SAN LAItA city Clad' Dial The correspondents now have their share in nurturing the evils Likewise the troops are advised ficient number of bases in the Pa140000 field telephones and hun- we saw at least five ships smokand of our to these three both naval cific few to our inaurethat ing not of advice the flaming comparatively dreds of thousands of miles of wire day give quarrels with regarding ' the censors Their quarrel is in and personal habits or age-ol- d customs and air strength will be effective "This present world struggle is for communication facilities — Beaufighters t 7: 1 were as still and to the Chinese for you aren't gettrying to get more news from a bottle of light against darkness strafing see against any future aggression 268000 tons of petroleum prod— lidai -' in that quarter of the world" the source of justice and right dealing against ucts for planes and tanks bombing all the ships I could ting anywhere chum" selfishness and greed Indehiscence 99000 military vehicles other and mawkish maunder will not than tanks of which "tens of i - equip us for our battle through thousands" are used in maintain-i- n life Stern days are still ahead flussia'n supply lines : Yet within these very portals is 72500 trucks - ' ' the cenote of learning It is here 17500 Jeeps and armored cars ' rewhere 7700 be could your strength motorcycles LONDON March 7 03—Offiinforced" '1300 military tractors 7 cials of the Polish government asserttd Sunday that 250 -z : e Poles were dying daily in a "murA -1 AciI t der camp" at Oswiecim Poland 5 0-- ) as a result of "executions inhuTO DAYS c--4 If S man treatment hunger and epi' WELLESLEY Kai-she- (UP)--Uncl- e - 1- - House Begin Captain Tells Of Attack Debate Today On Jap Ships full-leng- th Kai-she- "dollars-and-cents- B-1- lend-leas- U S Outlines Plan to Get ed B-17- 's Pacific Bases nine-pow- er B-1- 12-ho- ur Spondents The communiques are Issued each noon and night Copies are handed to foreign correspondents in the ground floor press room of the foreign commissariat at about the same time they are delivered to soviet news offices and broadcast by Moscow radio This winter the communiques have consisted of a page listing points recaptured by the red army and several pages of details on individual operations There is no case known to Moscow correspondents of a false soviet claim to capture of any German counterattacks have reeulted in recapture of points the soviet authorities do not make misleading statements about such action but usually laps into silence on that operation Such silences are understood by the Russian people During th battle of Moscow I had an opportunity to check on figures given by the communique which estimated 750 German vehicles were destroyed along the road to Volokolamsk Driving down that road I counted more than 1000 wrecked tanks trucks and cars Villters Taken To War Fronts I asked the red army officer why the figure had been underestimated and he replied: "Hitler overestimates and look what happened to him" Figures on enemy casualties - however sometimes seem to correspondents to be overestimated This was particularly so early in the war when German losses were estimated at 1000000 a month at a time when the red army was retreating Now that the Russians are advancing and have more opportunities to confirm these estimates correspondents consider the figures more reliable The correspondents have made 13-2- yoo-hooin- 's - ng I-0- --- A-20- 'a 250 Poles -- z - t Perish - - - Daily in Camp - - demics" Prisoners were said still to be pouring Into the camp Sixty Polish miners from upper Silesia i who were accused of slowing their output were taken to Oswiecim and shot in batches of 10 between January 10 and January 17 the a-- Submarine Officer Wins Gold Star JUST CHUNGKING March 7 (11))— U S Ambassador Clarence E Gauss will leave for Washington in a "consultation" it was learned Sunday He will leave the embastly in charge of First Secretary John Carter Vincent of eaysor officials charged Fairfax Va - WASHINGTON March 7 CO— With nearly 40000 tons of Japanes shipping to his credit Lieutenant Commander Creed C Bur37 submarine officer lingame from Georgetown ISy has received the gold stare equivalent to a second navy cross ' - 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"Compnee But if the sergeant should cry before Major Clainos "We are proud to have you as a out: "Eletheria e thanatos!" every man In the outfit would have member of the 122nd battalion would Private Tsouderos" the commandunderstood Fr"°evo plates There are clamp lips aperfectly—and Cheeks "plate beans and oatmeal little tighter in re- er greeted him paste (tsiat or feeling others but Hoppie says that's his membrance odor' (denture breath) (let ForrErrn Private Tbouderos gets no pamI Ade ) St ant druir eters secret Jjust because his dad is is 122nd pering battalion The infantry minister composed entirely of Greek na- prime He and all the others go through the tionals and routine that includes drillfirst unit of its kind in the United a rigid i a few pit its ing and conditioning all through States army Only the daylight hours and studying roster speak English with ease night until 9:30 And there "Eletheria e thanatos!" is the each leaves for them the battalion wants for its are no week-en- d lphrase — basic undergoing Greek for "Liberty or while they are motto training death" The officers and noncoms trainThe battalion is the newest at into the miliCamp Carson—only three months ing the unit aweave course in speaking YOU' CAN eliminate worry over meeting old—and already its men are ask- tary regime the English language since most income fax payments by making a Personal ing for action in the Balkans and of the instructions lectures and to be unit the first fighting hoping Loan at the First National Bank Whthor or commands are in English to reach the shores of Greece not you have an ccount hero consult our But at weekly conferences the Its commander is Major Peter D men are permitted to use their own Personal Loan department about your needs West Point graduate Clainos whose 10 years of army service language freely to discuss probofficers and speak Includes assignments in Panama blems with their their minds on any subject perWarren E Francis at Fort Wyo 0 and Fort Sam Houston Texas and taining to their work a bit of a workout at Dutch Har- t) bor in the Aleutian islands at the time of the Japanese attack 131:N1-4- ' Its most distinguished member lr Is Private John Tsouderos son of of Salt Lake CityE the Greek prime minister Private Tsouderos escaped from Greece ''' with his father mother and two i trenches of Sugarkevs o 1 ' Invasion sisters after the Italian i i end Toole His father went to England it -' f A where he is head of the Greek govA Member First Sorority Corporatino System of Banks ernment in exile John came to r a 4 ' Member F D I C : ft America to go to school won a j scholarship to Caziton college - F 's B-17- 's Latest effect of the war: Meatless hamburgers for Los Angeles ' William D Hoppie hes devised Now Many Weer the hybrid hamburger which is made without critical materials Hoppie Bays his burger "Jooks smells like the real With Moro Comfort tastes ifand you Just use a bit of imagithing rAsiLviti I pleasant alkaline (nonacidii powder holds false teeth more nation and has the same food firmly To at and talk In more com- value" fort juin aprInkla a tittle PASTEETH Principal ingredients are soyon your No gumroy ' ND - - - I 1 t 1 i I 1 - I 1 d i 1' 1 '''' i I i :: -- 4 t- I s Ow |