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The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 12

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The Timesi
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Shreveport, Louisiana
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12
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YOUR MORNING NEWAffl TIMES, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1944 TC7EIVI 1 I N. O. NEGRO SOLDIER rounded In the dead of night," Lam bert aald. IS0METU1N6 TUEUWOYEWI If 4 1 IfOU WISi TO TURH US I CONVICTED OF RAPE SENTENCED TO HANG ACCURACY IS STRESSED IN ARMY LISTS 13 SOLDIERS FORM CANAL BRIDGEHEAD A THE HWS eiAHMfi PELAY THEM, i "I ordered the men to run all over the darkened building, shouting and yelling like hell, to make Jerry think had a regiment," Lambert continued.

never fired two bursts from the same spot. As a matter of bI7 qffi Alexandria. Oct. 80 (P). Pvt.

Lee R. Davis, 19-year-old New Orleans negro, convicted by a court-martial at Camp Claiborne of rape and as fact we fired damn few burst. sault, has been sentenced to hang, "Our Sten gun and rifle had clogged with mud so badly in getting across the canal that most of the Brig. Oen. Louis F.

Ouerre, camp commander, announced today. Stens wouldn't fire at all. would just Major Gen. Ulio, Reveals Importance of Keeping Home Front Morale Canadians Fight Swarms of Nazi Paratroopers at Bergen Op Zoom go 'pink' not enough snap to ae tonate the cartridge. "We knew we had it.

We'd been Davis was convicted of assaulting a whit soldier's wife Aug. 8 and "assaulting with Intent to commit rape" on an elderly white woman Aug. 14. Both crimes occurred on the military gone so long without reinforcements that I knew we had been crossed off By BOYD LEW IS a dead or captured. reservation, the official announce Mew Orleans, Oct.

30 (P). MaJ. Oen. James A. UUo, adjutant general ment said.

He was Inducted Dec, 3, 1943. "But we fought on, calling the paratrooper every dirty thing we could think of. We would yell 'come Wtth thi Canadian at Bergen Op Zoom, Oct. 30 (IF). Thirteen men who fought off swarms of Nazi paratroop of the United State army, said here today in an interview that the strictest supervision of casualty list is in and get killed.

aren't special PROTO88 CHICKEN FEE er In. 18-hour battle In a deserted factory where death' heada (tared I asg liu BiiiwttlfJ 1 If ItE-MEE'T CEE' MY MOM SttfS Tw, JftNE'. ITbuT tf l'S EVERY Kit) IN CLASS I MY OLt "WINK Nl I CftN GIVE ftNNIE TWftT I TAKE BUT flBLTT6 A KNOWS VJWOSE DRESS DSS ITS ft SO 1 I MY BESJ DRESS WH.L BE AMOS TJO I 1 THIS POR, ACL fHrA ISNTTUKT DIRTY DO I THE NEW ONE WONDERFUUj STOP JXV MV JT6' KIU.iNQ? SWftME Oftf practiced in hi office. troops we're pink and swells. Come Milwaukee, Wis.

(UV-A proposed "My rule 1 that any on making! ordinance here would require all down from every aide came out of the lines today with the amazing tale! a mistake in notifying the next of kin 1 dismissed immediately," Oen. persons within th city raising poul try or other animals to pay at $1 UUo said. "That applies whether the of how they established a Canadian bridgehead acroaa the blood-iteeped canal north of thla city. license fee. Tne ordinance wtu reg one who make the mistake la an of fleer or an enlisted man.

ulate types of pens and their distance from dwellings and will limit the Thirteen men, well call them mem Thi is necessary because high number of fowls or birds kept to 30 ber of the "Pink and Swells' regt home front morale Is vital. Letters from families to boys overseas reflect ment for security reasons, led by on In you riffraff, and taste Canadian Whenever we'd say that he'd fire In a grenade and give a location, and that meant on leu Nazi." Lambert finally sent Sgt. Charles Klpp of Ontario to try to slip back to the regiment for help. Klpp walked out of the factory and down a wide street "like he owned the town." swam one branch of the canal and waded the second without being molested. Picking up a platoon, Klpp led the way back to the factory where the reinforcements fought through street littered with dead paratrooper victims of the "lost patrol" and brought relief.

home front morale." an American, Capt. Owen Lambert, JLa Jolla. Calif- were all that sur General Olio was her to Inspect vived of the force that crossed the mailing facilities at the New Orleans canal Saturday night. port of embarkation and to address the graduating clas of the officer They survived because they were candidate school of the transports' tion corps Wednesday. resigned to death and, tn that situ tion, "you Just don't give a Lambert said, "you fight He ald that his office received Tonight, relieved by Canadian in an average of 7,000 name of dead "When I aw Captain Lambert coming out of the building with the strength who crossed the canal and wounded and missing service men took over their alim strip on the other fellows I thought, my Ood 43N I nur hwnN will ratrr daily from the battle front com' manders.

north bank, they still could not see MMM-THIS RACE MUST TURN OUT ONE OP TWO WAYS ff- they're ghosts," Klpp said, picking IT'S HIM fT how they had lived through It. Families send from 40.000 to 60,000 'fWET A-MIUJON SAHBY REAOSl SPORTS SAxt up the story. I Just stood there and I LL. MAKE. ABSOIJTU.T eitheb: he.

gets caught- 4E ONt 3M PAI7TH THE ON EARTH HUMAN BEING letter daily to hi office, Oeneral OK HE POtSrfT bawled, 'Captain Lambert, you so and WHO MAS tVtR BCSTKP MC It was a battle of madmen in a dark, cavernous stove factory, where I'LL CO THERE I'LL. CO THERE LOOK, JJ I UUo said, and he attempts to an so." UOSt-WO THEN I'LL ET MY AGAINST HIS r-ANO-Af- HArr-HELL Ci LUUATtl 7it is mxtvr I WRITTEN I OF ONE -CAW WOT Hfc. EAT THE PUCE M-Jf it rALs t'i IN A WACKR I'LX. THE SITUATION swer all letter addressed to him per vat filled with deadly acid stood Nmek rrr stu rpl sonally. STATE OFFICEKS PROMOTED about, their sides marked with the CRUSH HIM General UUo said that last month ENOUGH TO TAKi 1 skull and cross bones to indicate the contents.

7 KTiti ny 23,000,000 V-mail and 67,000,000 air Washington, Oct. 30 (P). The war department today announced the fol THAT uETT mail letters, together with 419,000 The original force had been told to packages were mailed through the overseas post office system. Indications were that the home lowing temporary promotions of Louisiana officers: Lieutenant colonel to colonel: Alexandria Henry Erllch Walden, infantry, Masonic drive. First lieutenant to captain: De Bidder John Sheridan Lewis, AC, Box 873.

wade or swim across the two channels of the canal and establish a bridgehead at all costs. They got across, not without losses, and reached the factory, which Lambert said was "about the size of a football field. "Suddenly we realized we were sur folk had mailed about 30,000,000 Christmas packages to service people overseas, he said. MICKEY FINN By LAND LEONARD OFF THE RECORD By ED REED 1 YOU COULD HAVE 0ALT WAS SURE! BUT I STALLE0 HIS LAWYER 6ETTlNG TOO I CAN'T GET HIM OUT -LET HIM THINK TOUl)) COCKY HIM THINK TOUB COCKY, DALY IS OF THIS IT WAS COLO TRY TO HELP HIM rtATELV! THISU TO HELP HIM TLATELY! THISI UNTIL AFTER THE PERFECT JNTIL AFTER rr BE THE PERFECT I GOT ft B00fC0US ,1 FOOL-PROVED 0 W0UM0KEEP ELECTION AWmiD 6ET RlO club: the ft. has SNUFFV WERE CJOMES A A DOZEN wiTNesses! THESE NO COUNT jTOKNO MR QMO V' MHooe BIFF SUSPICIOUS, a Or HIM; 1 n.

HFU SPILL LET HIM! IT MAY Ji Copr. W44, King etstaiei Syftdku; lac, World figfcrtt iwmt 1 ABOUT YOU COST ME A FEW VOTES, YOU REALLY BET I HAVEi HAVE A PiauRE AND YOU TEU OF M'HOOEY HIM HE EITHER TAKIN8 MONEY KOMES THROUGH FROM YOU? J0R IT GOES: TO PROTECTING LOUT NOT ENOUGH TO GAMBLING 1 HURT! HE CAN THEY MAKE JI'JIM WONDERFUL IT WHY WOULD JOINTS, DAN! PROVE A THINS! DON'T WORRY! I ''IHIf WE DIDN'T S- TAKE THEM, 1 WON EST, J-ry ANYBODY TAKE WHO TOOK MY PIPE 0 CLEANERS MY NEW PACKAGE OF PIPE CLEANERS "Halloween's no night to work, Slug Nobody will take you seriously!" 4 mi "BELIEVE IT OR NOT" By RIPLEY ROOM AND BOARD By GENE AHERN ttQj.i HA-SOTWS ARE MOUTH' EARL IS TH'OWL OF SHANKHAMf- WA-SOTHIS ARE MOUTH' IS TH'OWL OF SHANKHAM THE PHONS AQAN-SIR-ANO AYOJNt3 MAN GET BOBBy BACK -ALL IVE BEEN DOIN' IS ANSWERIN' TH' PHONE AN' THE DOOR-EVERY KID IN TOWN WANTS TO KNOW WHERE SHE 15- AT THE, OOOR what "7 -V'V riP? of asm ifft utirewseie V33' ifitl tlSVr TOR8OSUPERCHAR6B1 fMftSl li MAKES IOO I Miiitf' 1 I 1 REVOLUTIONS IM If WELL-l MUST 1 3ET HOME AMD SEE HOW -vL I jicsGs is yiuH I ENJOYING I THE LxV-pi QUIET-V FTNG-BUT I SENT HER TO THE COUNTRy POR A FEW DAV5-MV HUSBAND WANTS A REST YOU CQj .1 AT LEAST TWENTY HAVE CALLED AT THE FRONT DOOR- AT LEAST TWENTY HAVE CALLED AT KNOW HOW NOISY IILDREN ARB MOW IS 1 1 AROUND TME HOUSE' II l'AGONHA. I PA55IN THRU RA5SLE TOWN, AN' STEAM- 5MWXJNT FROM DA WAY HE WAS DERSCRIBED TUH Jg I'M GONNA I'M PASSIN' THRU IS EA 'CAVEMAN SO RASSLE TOWN, AN' STEAM-f I'LL CROSS HIM UP SHOVEL SKABOONY aV ASKED ME TO CALL fcVLP' fts ON YA AN' GIVE, lSH'y 5fS "A PLAN UP I 0 Vf UTTLE -A BOBg? fTX'A sfk MVRA JEANNE uffalo.MV. -flS-Sfaw OOK A (hOeGESELWYN vara is fvt.i cbockett: TAP DANCE WHILE 1719 -nH EncIieh Wit and Politician WAS REGISTRAR OP THE Yotrt rigfrf, AJL, tn fv said that in my ditoriali, too. But fm afraid if 1 too tofts cobfe fwrf arrivtd from Mumkk, STANDING ON HER No xfroiwovs motftn morf tnfluenc ffic efecfion, gntfmn.

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