The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 31

Friday Morning, December 18, 1942 THE NASHVIEEE'TENNESSEAN THIRTY-ONE be grateful for fats, sugar and toJ haa underestimated Ruaala'f im mense recuperative capacities. years waa secretary thera la tha registrar's office. She has bean sent to Washington in the capacity ot an officer in the Naval Reserve to be on duty with the Navy baeco. 1 Given a second front In Europe, the Russian new army of young. uated Wednesday for the WAVES school at Northampton, and commissioned an ensign, it was announced yesterday.

Ensign Greens is a graduate of Vanderbilt University and for five But never in Russia's history has the country so much needed re tough generals will give superb indus Finds Russia Stronger Than Ever Before During War Staggering Losses Admitted But Young Generals And Recuperative Powers Promise Nazi Disaster account of itself. cuperative powers. Three plana, started in 1928, have U. 5. Condemns Killing of Jews United Nations Join In Making Pledge For Retribution given Russia a new mentality.

Four Places Named For Rent Registry Four places have been designed new skill and energy. What Is equally important is a new discip line and organization which In an emergency, makes it possible to rectly, indicate that since August IS casualties have been more than 5,000,000 men killed, captured or to which all completed rent regis 4 4 tration forms must be turned in, wounded. Cloud V. Eckhardt, rent director speed a complete reshuffling of economic and military resources. The plana have taught the Rus MAURICE HINDUS Coprrliht.

li4J. Nc-w York Tribune. Inc. MOSCOW, Dec. .17 In thi writ-r'i Judgment.

Ruuia, militarily peaking, la much stronger today than it haa ever been during the war. Russia's loaaea have been staggering. Known facta, directly and indl- of the Nashville Defense) Rental The Ukraine-Don-Kuban part of the north Caucasus as fertile agri Area Office, announced yesterday. tinent facts and names were being collected, he said, with the aim of apprehending and punishing war criminals at the earliest possible opportunity not later than the end of the war. In announcing the joint pledge of retribution for crimes against the Jews, the State Department said reports from Europe indicated the Germans have gone beyond ordinary persecution and "now are carrying into effect Hitler's oft-repeated Intention to exterminate the Jewish people in Europe." In Poland, "the principal Nazi slaughterhouse," the announcement said, ghettos established by the Germans when they Invaded the country now are being systematically emptied of all Jews except' a few skilled workers valuable to the war industries, and "none of those taken away is ever heard of again." WAVES To Graduate Another Nashville Girl Miss Marguerite 1 a Greene, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harold M. Greene of Twenty-third Avenue, South, was among the 50 advanced students who were grad sians to leave nothing to chanca and prepare for any emergency, This was true in industrialization and collectivization. This was even The places are tha Area Rent Office, S02 Deaderick Street; the lobby of the Third Avenue entrance to the Nashville Trust Company; the Guaranty Title Company, 225 BIG fn DRINKS ARB CLTITEhSS B0m if f.lADS WITH mk bb ll izsst (e ny sSf IT STAYS AUVI VVi IV AND SPARKLES yf LONGER more true of mobilization of manpower at the outbreak of the war, Third Avenue, and the Ten The Russians have never pub cultural landa as any In the world are In German handa. These territories can comfortably hold several pre-Munlch Germanics.

Leningrad is still a military fortress but no longer the mighty Rus-sisn industrial citadel it ones waa. In territory, manpower and Industrial energy, Russia's losses In eighteen months have been prodigious. But that is how it has always been when Russia fights a large- WASHINGTON, Dec 17 UPh-United 8tates and other United Nations governments joined today in condemning Germany's policy of exterminating the Jews and pledged themselves to visit retribution on those responsible. Emphasis was added fo this pledge by Secretary of State Hull, who told his press conference that practical steps were being taken to identify, apprehend and punish the guilty persons. Hull recalled that President Roosevelt and other heads of government in recent months had announced plans to discover and as nessee Title Company, 327 Union lished the figures of the millions they have mobilized.

They are a Street. Eckhardt Bald that no registra closely guarded military secret 18 Million Families on Farms tion forms would be accepted un Premier Josef V. Stalin, speaking less they were completely filled out In every detail. Blank forms and instructions may also he picked up at the points, he added. at the 1939 Communiat party con scale war.

gress, said 18,500.000 families were on collective farms. If there is one The Swedes inflicted a disastrous Hotel and rooming house forms, defeat on Peter the Great at Narva. soldier in each family in this war, we may appreciate Ruasia's man however, will only be available at the Area Rent Office. semble all facts relating to Inhuman acts in war areaa. All per OUCH, MY nSfcMMcn Soul ef lack Over ShMMer Hades Nack Muscles tV Does It Hurt? MTkstkM QTerewa OWhealMm Lewate the eare, etUT muadce earefuOy, then am Omega Oil Wherever it huru and heat it huru, it it a mumcmlmr pain, you hy a real friend in good old Omaga OIL Many leading athlete rely en tt.

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mree industrial plans, In Napoleonic times Russia swal Russia has developed a technique DHiir.aorjBS smr the woods sehe' in factory building that has ensbled lowed defeat after defeat but was in the end triumphant over an invading French army. her to evacuate to safer places hun dreds of modern industrial plants rjiHirnrjG eicad eeihs Cl and to build hundreda of new fac Recuperative Powers Great Russia, with its vast population tories in eastern areas, particularly the Urals. This much-heard-of but little- and area, has always had the recuperative powers for ultimate victory. Invariably the outside world known strip of territory, binding European and Asiatic Russia, is be coming one of the industrial re P. M.

"1 Ops) evening! til 9 gions of the world. From thirty-one to ninety-three miles wide and 1,550 miles long, it runs from the 1 1 it a 4 14 ll 1 Polar sea almost to the sun baked desert. It is productive of a wide variety of raw materials. It has become the backbone of Russian industry and one of Russia's im portant arsenals. Factories Dot Siberia Siberia and Central Asia, like wise, are becoming dotted with factories.

The Russian Stalingrad of fensive was possible because of hundreds of new factories built since the war. Neither man power nor indus try would have availed Russia had there not been a complete shake-up in the army command. Russia now has an essentially new army born of the errors previously experienced. Typical of war criticism is a play now running to packed houses a scathing indictment of so-called civil war generals. The civil war generals were largely a product of the "horse and buggy" days of the Russian military machine.

Prestige, earnestness, political devotion and a spirit of self-sacrifice elevated them to positiona of high command. But they never mastered the fighting technique of an advanced machine age. German pincera baffled them-German fortifications stumped them. A complete change of leadership was necessary. The authoritative newspaper "Red Star" on December 8 quoted I JS UJUUJ If JF BRIDAL SWEETHEART lllaqnifictnt JUiamondi iSfrfiSTSl lance Pnced sp- flH Ja DIAMOND IS THE Tgrp3 flfl "mIHl Cf I A "smart set" for the Christmas bride! 3 magnifi- i cent diamonds are set in each ring both mountings 1 tZaLy Stv of newly engraved design.

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It waa these younger officers who planned and carried out the Stalingrad offensive, which, for the first time since the war began, has enveloped a large German force. Formidable as have been the German fortifications between the Don and the Volga Rivers, new, young Tg I C- jm0 I 6 -DIAMOND DUET I ta s3750 r4 8-diamo fl OU iUP'em" (K Pr. prised SI OC ji generals have smashed them. Russia's weakest link is the agri cultural. Unlike factories, wheat lands cannot be evacuated.

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