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new cargo planes has set a new record by being the first to fly over the Gobi desert and the first American plane to fly through Siberia in wartime by the muddled rench situation or any routine maneuver these observ could not be named said Waverly Jefferson regional director of the Eastern District of the American Red Cross will speak at the annual meeting of the Dan ville Chapter Tuesday ebruary 4 at Hotel Danville Mrs Herbert Martin will preside A new board of directors will be named and a full report of the local work during the past year will be given at the meet ing Lieut (jg) Thomas Laarge of the Coast Guard Reserve com manded the cutter Natsek which the Navy has announced is pre sumed to be lost He is a well known artist in their power to enemy the pattern of the conferences You're seen it in Harper's Bazaar it took five months to prepare the landing in North Africa after the plans were made and there was little reason to believe that a much more difficult campaign on the continent could be prepared more rapidly While Hitler's major blows on the continent have been started in April May and June military men pointed out that July August or even September would not be too late for launching an offensive at Europe Informed sources expressed the opinion that the question of an over all command for continental operations had been disclosed if not settled finally and that some progress probably was made to ward the creation of a permanent council for the exchange of in formation and ideas between the Allied armies "Inside Dopesters' Had President In Various Countries eel Assured Plans Ready To ollow Up Recent Victories With New Actions Directors To Speak At Red Cross Meet uneral Services or Bryant aid Ryland Hall Edward Thomp son Dr II itzgerald Dr Anderson Dr Tipton Dr Julian Robinson Charlie Dodd Marvin Blair A Dalton George Murphy Ryland Hall Basil Haraway lerry Jones Jones Moss Jr Vernon Jones Clark Sain Jamison and Downey Murphy lower bearers included a large number of friends of the family and relatives Survey Area To Be Used In Event Of Raid PIONEERS NEWARK They blam ed this one on the gasoline short age too Joseph Anello 11 and Dominie Paris 12 started out for Texas because they told police they had heard the horse was coming back and is the best place to learn to ride horses" With 15 cents in their pockets they got as far as New York City I RICHMOND Va Jan A survey will be made of the metropolitan area of Arlington county and of reception facilities of 14 adjacent counties in addition to a survey previously planned in the Tidewater region by the State Evacuation Authority The surveys are to be made to obtain data for formulation of spe cific plans for evacuation of per sons from one area to another in the event of an enemy attack Block and neighborhood leaders of the Civilian Defense forces may aid in the survey Julian A Brooks executive of ficer of the Evacuation Authority said the counties to be surveyed will be selected later (Special to The Bee) CHATHAM Jan Last for James William Bryant held from the home at Dry yesterday afternoon by Elders A Brooks and Herndon Inter ment took place in the family cemetery at Chestnut Level Pallbearers were: Alien Edward Jones Cox A Cox Bryant Jr Billy Bur nett Bryant and A Bryant Honorary pallbearers were: Lan don Bryant Sam White Green wood Williams Maxwell Bryant A Abbott Nathaniel Abbott Watson Sr Collie Boots Abbott Charlie Harvey Herbert Dodd Maurice itzger By JAMES KING 'LONDON Jan New hope and new confidence surged through Britain today as the ring ing demand for the unconditional of the Axis and the promise of a coordinated smash ing campaign against Adolf Hit ler in 1943 reached this war bound island from the dramatic Roose velt Churchill meeting in rench Morocco ollowing closely the tremen dous lift provided by the great Rus 4 sian victories and the destruction of African empire the reports from Casablanca were tak en as assurance that plans were ready to follow 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SHOP BY MAIL Promote i I vital in the stomach I 2 RICH factions headed by Gen Charles De Gaulle and Gen Henri Honorc Giraud to arrive at a more cleat cut agreement But it was felt that at least some headway had been made in bringing them together and an open break which could have jeopardized the military cam paign in Tunisia had been avert ed Military observers said that while it was natural to expect that an offensive to drive the Axis out of Tunisia would be among the first moves it was also logical to assume that the two leaders and their staffs of military experts had made plans for the long awaited attack on the continent of Eu rope This offensive they said might be expected sooner than was thought possible a few months ago The risky 5000 mile flight by President Roosevelt to the war zone virtually within walking dis tance of Germans in Spanish Morocco hardly would have been justified political military ers who They assumed that military: stra tegy far into mapped The Daily communique move and may break in the near The Laborite Daily Herald said countries' are too promi nent in the communique to satisfy those of us who hoped that as a result of the conference machinery for uninterrupted collaboration be tween the western and eastern Al lies was set up and in motion" Said the News Chronicle: are bound to ask why it is necessary for the heads of the United States and British govern ments to take the very real risks involved in visiting North Africa in order to discuss strategic plans for 1943" The Daily Express however re called the Roosevelt i 1 1 meetings more than a year ago and said: "Great results and great victories followed these meetings Yet mightier issues depend upon the Casablanca meeting We have reached the end of the begin The Times said: "Allied leadership traveled far indeed from those frantic expedi ents of desperate men which oc cupied the last moments of the supreme war council in Paris Now the men of Casablanca are able to prepare their plans with authority knowing it is dictate to the of the coming The timing was perfect observers pointed out coming when propagand ists were striking a' gloomy note io prepare the German people for setbacks in Russia and exhorting them to show the courage display ed by the Russians and British While the British people going ahead with the fourth year of war were giv en a new glow of confid ence by the spectacular meeting there was no belief in informed quarters that the war was to an easy and victorious sion in the early future They still is unchallenged in western Europe that the Geiman boat menace is growing and that 1 vlLillU vUllljUVava iiv Mill IdiVlj unchallenged The North African situation is still far from settled with a bloody and bitter fight im pending there' It was further emphasized that By KENNETH DIXON WASHINGTON' Jan You fool Washington one of the nice things about living here Everybody knows the inside dope usually by name Why from the moment President first 1 press conference was cancelled after he left on his secret fixing trip to North Africa the cagey capit alites knew that he was in: Moscow talking to Stalin and Chiang Kai Shek South America strengthening the good neighbor ties Georgia on a vacation (notice how busy been lately?) 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