The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 1

HOUSE GROUP LEHMAN NAMED A OPA Considers lies Bear Down on i Axis: OieS BROAD More Rationih Armies for Showdown iFi TO DISTRIBUTE FOOD AT FRONT ght POWER TO FDR A ericans Gain in Rationing Timetable oiomons New York Governor Will Proposal Would Provide New Wartime Powers To President See That None Starve In Occupied Land American Line Advances for Coffee Sales Halt for One Week to Allow Grocer Stock-Up MEAT BUTTER NEXT Officials Proceed With Plans to Cut Ration's Gasoline Use Two Major Battles North Africa Grow COULD CUT TARIFFS AID ALLIED CAUSE Five Miles Beyond Former Borders In Intensity Food Clothing Medicine in BATTLE AT BUNA pniniiiiiniii i in in illlK SlfflilM TEBESS AT BR-) HII1IIII IIH Ii iTY- KAIROirMVV Miill! Limitations Written Bill to Satisfy Opponents Will Go to People Under Allied Control Jap Naval Forces Risk FRENCH FIGHT NAZIS Reinforcements Come to Axis Armies Massed For Final Stand WASHINGTON Nov By RICHARD TURNER Further Punishment Near New Guinea WASHINGTON Nov (AP) -President Roosevelt (AP) Broad legislation granting President Roosevelt By StERLIN GREEN WASHINGTON Nov AP) Coffee took its place with sugar Saturday night on the list of foods restricted by the war while rationing officials studied the status of meat and butter As coffee sales were halted WASHINGTON Nov (AP) A consumers' checklist of important rationing dates was issued Saturday by the office of price administration The list: GASOLINE: Nov Value of coupons cut from four to three gallons in eastern ration area except West Virginia Dec Nationwide rationing effective Local boards begin accepting applications for needed recaps or replacement tires Deadline for turn-in ef idle tires Passenger car tire inspections begin all cars must have initial inspection before Jan 31 Dec 12 Illegal for motorists to drive after this date if they have not registered and received tire inspection record COFFEE: Nov 22-28 inclusive Retail sales halted Only restaurants hotels and other institutional users who have purchase certificates and the armed services may buy coffee Nov 23-23 inclusive Institutional users register at local ration boards Nov Sales begin under rationing Saturday placed Governor WASHINGTON Nov 21 new wartime powers to sus pend immigration and tariff Herbert Lehman of New (AP) American troops York in charge of distribut- have punched their way west regulations was approved Saturday by a house ways and ing American food clothing ward on Guadalcanal into ter means committee and medicine to the people of ritory formerly held by the for one week preliminary to The re-drafted measure ap lands occupied by troops of Japanese the navy said Sat the start of cup-a-day ration proved unanimously by the ing a spokesman for the of the United Nations urday a development Indicating that the presi- which gave force to Secretary subcommmittee contained in iice oi price administration said that butter and meat supplies large measure the general dent wishes an early start Knox recent statement that mad? on this task the White House our hold on the island -'is now were in "pretty bad shape" al it i i authority which President Roose oafI1(o Sri of PIIIHIIIIlllllMlIM Sea iillIIIUII BIRESN GARIANI ))m W- ))( LIBYA fatimaX jj (L STATUTE MILES A DAMES mougn Dutter was not scarce velt recently requested to speed the announced that Lehman will re- wrv eArnro sign his gubernatorial post about enough yet to warrant immediat war euorc mere nave Been pro rationing Meat is to be rationed tests on Capitol Hill that the tariff about Jan 15 when the new "uni and Immigration authority granted versal books" are expected Plan Gas Rationing the president would be too broad Wide Powers Dec 3 His term would normally A communique said the expire on Jan 1 He did not seek American line had been advanced reelection to a point five miles west of Hen-The appointment implements an derson field and a mile beyond the announcement made by the White Matanikau river formerly the west-House a week ago that no one in ern boundary of the American po- general tne new measure Meanwhile officials proceeded with plans to ration gasoline would give the president the right to waive statutory restrictions against the entry or egress of per- throughout the country Dec OGDENITES FACE lerruory occupied Dy American sitions a 11 I as a tire conservation measure despite fresh clamor in congress roups wouia oeaiiowea to go nun- Many Japs Killed eons property or information pro vided he found such action neces This statement of successes to against the program A house com xuuu the wes( followed one Friday which NEW RATION ERA mittee questioned William Jef sary to-the war effort i jiaienai to ivortn Airica told of effective action to the east Limitations were written into the fers rubber administrator during bill designed to meet the argu the day The same announcement told of ward of the air field in which an order that not only food and about half of a Japanese landing For easterners Saturday nigh ments of those who charged that ALLIED THRUST As the axis massed planes in Sardinia and Sicily scattered unconfirmed reports pictured the allies in a two-way drive in Tunisia British-American troops advancing from Bone (broken pointers) appeared heading for a major clash at Bizerte and Tunis Meanwhile the allies were reported advancing from Tebessa (broken pointer) toward Gafsa from whence they could go to (shaded pointers) Sfax or Gabes dividing the axis forces From Gabes the allies might strike at Tripoli clothing but arms and aramuni: lorce or 1500 were killed brought a zero hour in the garage the measure would break down the Customers Storm Stores as well as the kitchen The value uon as wen be supplied to the The advance to the westward oc Immigration system May Bar Aliens By GAYLE TALBOT Associated Press War Editor JTwo axis armies hastily reinforced with every man and machine Adolf Hitler has been able to fly or float through the allies' Mediterranean blockade were braced in prepared positions in Tunisia and Libya Saturday night awaiting assaults from powerful superbly equipped British and American forces moving upon them In the two major battles that promised to break out almost simultaneously the allies meant to smash the last vestige of axis military power and influence in North Africa and convert the coastal! stands' into an "African Dun-kerque" Dispatches from allied headquarters told how French troops were hurling themselves upon German dugouts protecting Tunis after allied troops had snatched control of an important cross-road from nazi armored columns I Allies Stream Eastward From distant Casablanca on th Moroccan coast American and British mechanized troops were streaming eastward to aid the attack on Tunisia indicating the major push was on French troops were being instructed in the use of American arms to aid in the ousting of Germans from Tunis Reports from allied headquarters said Fighting French troops controlled Gabes on the southern Tunisian coast thus cutting off axis forces in Tunisia from those in Tripoli The German and Italian forces facing the British First army in Tunisia were dug' in on a semicircular line about 30 miles outside the cities of Bizerte and Tunis on the northern tip of the protectorate 1 et I cut off from all except sea escape by allied columns converging from the west and south I Closing In Despite intense axis air attacks on the advancing allied forces Saturday -and violent battles overhead of the basic gasoline ration coupon was cut from four gallons Under its terms an alien who peopie oi lNorin Airica me wnoie curred on Nov 18 Guadalcanal project was considered to have a trme It was undertaken and car-powerful propaganda appeal for ried out although "enemy patrols In Final 'Free Trade' Coffee Buying to three in 16 east coast states gained entrance to this country through presidential suspension of a squeeze that took most of the o-uu uiv peupie oi omer were active nations which have been conquered "family driving" out of the gaso the Immigration law would be No Nov 21 American aircraft and occupied by nazi troops Survey Reveals Today's line tank barred from remaining here longer carried out eleven "attack missions Butter Goes to War against enemy installations" on the By KEITH BAItRETTE Standard-Examiner Staff Ogdenites were on the threshold By contrast with the policy enunciated by the president nazi occu tnan six months after the act permitting the suspension had ex Forty per cent of the country's island and ground forces engaged pired entire storage supply of butter was minor activities" Strength of Navies pation has meant hunger often starvation for subject peoples of a new era Saturday night and an American institution was about frozen for military and lend-lease purchase Friday night And OPA Saturday night notified boarding to become a war casualty as al FMNft food stocks earlv in the occuoatlon 1CIC" una coffee stocks were frozen and in Heavy levies have since been made ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN nouses restaurants hotels' hos upon their crops to feed Germanv AUblKALJA Sunday Nov 22 (AP) A Year Ago Figures Compiled Rrom Convenient pitals and institutions that they stitutional users prepared to regis ter Monday Tuesday and Wed nesday Nov 23 24 and 25 and the German army Fierce fighting raged for the sec- must Keep records of virtually all foods served throughout the month May Induce Revolt on(l day at Buna New Guinea Institutional coffee users (res Charts Proved to Be Wrong Losses Tell a Tale Some thought that the promise northeast port between Genera of food would prove an induce- Duglas MacArthur's advancing taurants hotels etc) will receive their first allotment for the period of December "Regardless of which food com modities are rationed or not ra ment for the Italian oeoDle to heln troops and Japanese forces with from November 23 to January 31 in facilitating an allied invasion of their backs to the sea the high tloned the OPA needs the fullest Carey executive secretary Buildinar 8 haiilpshins 2 car By JOHN HIGHTOWER that country The Italians are war I command 'has reported possible information on the use of rationing boards said WASHINGTON Nov 21 weary resent the fact that their Tbe allied air force re-entered That is an amazing triumph of of available supplies" Rationing Must Show Purchases own food supplies have been seized tfae struggle after being check road building the construction of Every important naval engagement riers 10 cruisers 11 destroyers submarines-r-total 38 Lost to date 2 (possibly 3) bat tleships 6 aircraft carriers 33 (pos Registering units must show the director lJaul Leary said explaining that such consumers were churns up a wave of speculation by the nazis and that their daily mated by bad weather yesterday food ration is considerably less when the heavy fighting opened highway from our northern boundary to Whitehorse Yukon amount of coffee purchased in Sep among the largest users of foods tember and October 1942 "but also than that in Germany for the decision which might well as to how the balance of sea has been altered between the axis countries and the united nations Territory sibly 34) cruisers 48 destroyers 28 Drafts Proposed list the place of purchase Mr In appointine Lehman tn his be the most smashine land blow submarines total 117 Earlier in the week Informed Carey explained adding that they the Japs have suffered world-wide task the president re an eignt montns our engineers This has been particularly true of the recent Pacific fleet victories It is doubtful whether any of the categories for the Japanese are lies again on the man whom Mr agriculture aepartment sources who could not be quoted by name Jap Naval Forces Seen and contractors did a -piece of (Continued on Fas Two) (Column Two) Roosevelt while governor ofr New over the Japanese navy work which a few years ago was reasonably accurate except the list Japanese naval forces still will revealed that Secretary Wickard A year ago Saturday it was pos a urn terineu nis "good ngnt arm of ships they have lost and navy considered almost impossible had drafted a proposal for ration ing to risk punishment 'despite this week's loss of a light cruiser and sible to sit down with a set of liehman served as lieutenant gov ing butter and cheese and in some men feel that their reports on destructions are conservative Un charts and tables and see how ernor lour years under Mr Roose Forty to fifty engineers from POLL TAX BILL a destroyer which erot under the of the larger cities fluid milk His velt before succeeding him as gov between the luftwaffe and British proposal it was said now is be bombsights of allied' planes were the Ogden office of Finch were on the job and made their ernor in 1923 many each liation had of the great and small ships which with their crews make up the measurable reported against maneuvering off and American warplanes Lieut Gen A Anderson's army fore the foods requirements com mittee of WPB In an interview at his New York questionably the Japs had more aircraft carriers just as they had more cruisers than we thought they had at the start of the war A generally accepted guess here at big contribution tne coast home tonight the 64-year-old gov element of sea power NEARING DEATH continued to close tightly and Yesterday's communique told of Kationing of coffee will start at twelve-one a Nov 29 when ernor asserted as he visualizes the The charts showed a great edge The men must have applied the first appearance of Jap air problem of his new post "it will ex for America over Japan The charts this time is that they probably had units in force in some time but themselves with a war spirit to have accomplished the task weeks tend away beyond the end of the coupon No 27 In every grownup's ration book the familiar sugar were wrong about 12 carriers for several have been badly damaged in addition to today's reported the" allied fliers WASHINGTON Nov 21 (AP) war this rebuilding of countries methodically about the nazis' ring of fortifications Clashes between allied advance units and axis outposts were reported to be increasing and it was thought the main assault would not be long hi coming Unhappily Japan won the pre ahead of schedule back in action continuously bomb The senate held a clinic Saturday occupied and destroyed" dook becomes valid for one pound of coffee That cound must war battle of espionage so com the six sunk Great Britain ing and strafing enemy positions over the Moribund anti-poll tax pletely that almost everything last until Jan 3 which works out and shooting down i two enemy bill but lectures by its friends Eventually after the war Ogden people will be enjoying the pleas Japan's enemies thought they knew 16 battleships 8 aircraft iignters about her navy was some degree In Libya German Marshal Erwin carriers 63 cruisers 210 destroyers and foes only deepened the general conviction that the measure RUSSIANS KEEP The heavy 'fighting -continued all at about one cup a day 'SHARE ALIKE' IS and 46 submarines total 343 naccurate Here are conclusions based on would die Monday ure of an automobile drive 'from here to Whitehorse a place which in the days of the Klondike gold rush was almost beyond the con 6 battleships 3'aircraft Rommel was reported by the Berlin xadio to have ended his long retreat from Egypt and to be "de along the short strip of coast between Gona and Buna One formality remained to be best available information carriers 14 cruisers Destroyers Allied bombers returned aeain carried out By the terms of an MOTTO OF PILOTS ployed in full fighting: strength in' ENEMY AT BAY fines of civilization United States 17 battleships 7 carriers and submarine building were unre ported agreement which ended a seven- thoroughly prepared and strongly last night to Kavieng on New Ireland to the north of New Guinea raiding the airdrome Beyond the relative strengths of fortified positions" to meet the on day filibuster senators will vote at one Monday on invoking 37 cruisers 171 destroyers 113 345 Pierre Laval has gone over to the three great prewar naval pow the Nazis openly professing his Building 15 battleships 11 car ers the United States Britain and slaught of the pursuing British Eighth army under General Sir Bernard Montgomery MOSCOW Sunday Nov 22 (AP) allegiance to Hitler the cloture rule which would limit each member to one hour's discussion Japan are the naval forces of Ger German assaults intended to better riers 54 cruisers 193 destroyers 73 submarines total 346 the nazi position in the Caucasus How any Frenchman can commit 0 SEEKING I Axis Reinforced The shattered Africa corns as Two-thirds majority would be Lost in the war to date 1 battle many and Italy and the scattered battered forces of France part loyal to Vichy and a few units uch an act of perfidy which In required to put the rule into ef after the smashing Russian victory before Ordzhonikidze have been ship 4 aircraft carriers 6 cruisers well( as the Tunisian force was de fect and even the strongest sup 22 destroyers 5 submarines volves the renunciation of all that France has stood for is hard to consistently hurled back by Rus loyal to the Fighting French and the ailed cause and some others clared in the Berlin broadcast to have received supplies of tanks and LONDON Nov 21 Lts Frank Smolensky of New York and Roy Evans of San Bernardino Calif believe in sharing like when it comes to knocking down German but either way it's tough on Germans The two members of the United States army air forces went out on a fighter sweep over the continent Thursday and Smolensky shot down a Focker-Wulf 190 one of Germany's best fighting styles porters -of the measure conceded total 38 NEW CHAIRMAN sian units and at least two com understand without first recogniz their inability to muster that Two battleships have been immobilized in British ports guns "of the most modern construc panies and a battalion of the enemy ing that the man was a traitor to aunched since Pearl Harbor and Germany's great threat is her nave Deen annihilated or dls- France when the nation was in the tion! for his show-down battle with the British I submarine force which has been throes of death many votes against the close-knit opposition led by a group of southern senators The bill would abolish the collection of poll taxes as a prerequisite to voting in elec By HAROLD OLIVER estimated variously at 120 to 400 Berlin characterized Romwri'i many ships in other categories" But work has "been stopped on plans for other battleships to make way for successful retreat to El Aeheila Of course there' will be an out The soviet midnight communique Rennhiifnn inWe sf aircraft carriers already badly units Italy had a sizable navy when she entered the war one which ward show of endorsement of La tions involving federal officials needed in the Pacific Carriers built a masterly piece of soldiering saving that "all efforts made by the British Eighth armv to fnrr th announced that in the Mozdok area ranks for a new national commit-un the same general sector where rhairman ii- val's attitude because the millions and projected total far more than JiU f1 I Ull U1C IWAUUb would have been a formidable foice in the Mediterranean had it been snmAfhlntr alrin nitr vxctiiiaiis were oeaxen one today for tOdftV for German and Italian panzer armv of France cannot eat except by pretending to accept the rule of the number shown and the same is undoubtedly true of all types ex soviet unit in one uay reDeiled I niliHVni naformn rViA Commander Arrives to Start fought with the skill and daring their masters n6iiu miuer conaiuons iavorable to the enemy were frustrated" cept battleships three enemy attacks "annihilating Keep the various party fac-some two companies of enemy in- tions "pacified" characteristic of American and British operations Its usefulness 1 he pursuing British alreadv wer a Japan 10 battleships 8 carriers Every avenue of employment is lantry 2 Devotft histfrYiA tn nn Staffing Clearfield Naval Base Jn the keeping of the Nazis to the axis has been largely nullified by Britain's Mediterranean fleet On that cold Caucasus front the the party organization and 46 cruisers 125 destroyers IX sub reported to have reached Agedabia' only 70 miles east of El Agheila hot on the trail of Rommel' na marines total 280 Commander Hines C4- Although no actual date has been communique added "soviet artil- 3 Refrain from boosting- the lery and mortar fire dispersed and cause of any individual for the partly annihilated about a battalion 1944 presidential nomination Even the banks and other Institutions Are under the set for the commissioning of the guard while their aircraft skimmed on ahead for a preliminary blasting of axis defenses uisiNf executive officer of the new naval supply depot at Clearfield an nounced Saturday night that per- supervision of overlords or merman lniantry Despite these admittedly stiff DEPT MOVES TO RIckenbacker Was Sure of His Rescue Fighting continued in the sector Qualifications Republican chief- Ships Run Blockade While axis forces in Ri7frf 4 France is enduring a form of sonnei neaaquarters nave now been southeast of Nalchik where the tains were sorting out a dozen or Germans apparently took their more possibilities as candidates for slavery Only the French outside established on the second floor of Tunis were known to havn hppn re the recently completed administra- AID FARM LABOR worst beating in the action before the Joseph Martin Jr Ordzhonikidze tlon building at the naval depot and applications for employment are France as in Morocco dare to throw off the bondage Coming home after three years wno is resigning to give all his time to his duties as house minority leader now being accepted ceiving heavy reinforcements Including tanks by air from Sicily Saturday's Berlin broadcast indicated that a certain number of surface ships might have succeeded in running the allied blockade as well depot Commander Hines announced that organization of the different departments will proceed and that in excess of 2000 people will be employed when operation begins "People who are at present employed in defense work in this vicinity are advised not to make application for work not to make depot If they desire to change jobs they must submit their applications to their commanding officer for approval" Commander Hines stated "The welcome I have received Commander Hines arrived in Og- The committee will meet Dec 7 of absence most or nis time on Vacuum Cleaner WASHINGTON Nov 21 he agriculture department will in St Louis to select Martin's suc reioices that he is an American er of orSamzation to begin cessor naugurate next week an experi and privileged to enjoy4 the im Sales Legalized staffing this second largest naval supply center in America mental program for recruiting Lieutenant Commander A WPB REVISES ORDER munities from the dreadful things to be encountered in other parts of the world training and placing year-around SOMEWHERE IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC Nov 14 (Delayed) (AP) Captain Eddie RIckenbacker safe after 25 days lost at sea said today he never doubted that he and his companions would be rescued Sure of his faith in the golden rule his "own religion" he turned to Private John Bartek one of his companions in the ordeal and said: "You'd better thank God for your testament son You can see now what faith can do for you" His remark to Bartek was made as they arrived on this atoll in the dark early morning hours yesterday Friday the 13th Kessenich USNR chief stnrp BRITISH BOSIB CONVOY LONDON Nov 21 amtJi WASHINGTON Nov 21 WASHINGTON Nov 21 (AP)- house officer Louis Steinfeld Sale of new vacuum cleaners to The war production board Satur ish torpedo planes buckpH senior administrative offifpr in farm workers to help meet an agricultural labor shortage expected to reach 1500000 in 1943 if its present "President Bu- He brought the tne public became legal again charge of civilian personnel and day extended until Dec 18 its order I freezing film stocks in the hands Saturday The war production chanan nan'-into New York harbor rS SS haV nXlTtn hS Prtment of ficiai for Ogden to be with Commander Hines German fighter plane guard and anti-aircraft barrage over the North sea yesterday to score torpedo jhits on two sunnlv tlu trends continue of manufacturers At that time the and board authorized all retailers and wholesalers to sell to the public any vacuum cleaners they have jnade a dash i le a dash The Wisconsin farmers will be in vieaxneia ana ugaen Is very gratifying The general attitude of the people and local officials of this community has been thoroughly appreciated by my staff and myself and I hope it will continue" Commander Hines said 0 to Clearfield and agency expects to issue a general revision of its orders limiting the ana escort vessel-in placed Immediately inasmuch as they have had some farm'dairy have partially organized their departments it was announced (Continued on Pa Two) Columa Four) on -hand Such sales had been for use or mm particularly motion convoy off the Dutrh bidden since Oct 24 picture film air ministry said today I.