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MONDAY. OCTOBER 19. 1942. THE DAnVYJDKLAHOMAN Americans in Norway Arrested; Dutch Warned to Expect Raids Middle East Air Chief Lauds Planes, Says Odds Are High CAIRO, Egypt, Oct. 18.

im Brig Gen. Auby C. Strickland, chief of the United States fighter command in the middle east, said Sunday his fliers are up against superior axis forces in nearly every flight but that they "are determined to whittle the enemy down to their size and then dispose of those left." "Some time ago I predicted a brilliant future for my boys but they are far better than I ever expected and their enthusiasm 94 Lancasters Give7-Minute Bomb Lesson Schneider Munitions Works in France Are Hit Heavily LONDON. Oct. 18 (IP) A streaking Aussie Supply Office Set Up Ministry to Have Shipping Control CANBERRA, Australia, Oct.

is. (P) Acting on a United States suggestion for a speed-up in ihe turnaround of supply ships, the Australian government created a special ministrv of shipping Sunday. Prime Minister John Curtin announced that John Bcaslpy. supply minister, would head the now minis, try with James M. Fraser.

minister of external territories, servinc as his u- is more than equalled by thei: equipment performance in combat." he said. praid There hasn't been The general paid high tribute to bunch hasn't met any combat Lieut. Col. Frank H. Mears of Mon- that was offered and they have rovia, a group commander who groups of 20 to 50 plus, the general say nothing about his achievements armada of 94 giant Lancasters hedge-honned 400 miles with their block said, ana tney aon oner comoat un- i uuu busting bombs in the R.

A. biggest Icss tney greatly outnumbei Germans Fight Rising Unrest Vichy TeNs Labor Nazis Hold Future, Urges Submission LONDON. Oct. 13. 0P Reports from Sweden published here Sunday aaid all Americans in Norway arc being arrested on orders of the German occupation authorities, and from other Darts of the continent came dispatches i when three squadrc daylight assault of the war at uua German characteristic," the to attack three "We caught the i Saturday on the Schneider armament works at Le Creusot in occupied GU ADALCANAT CoWan rl CAPE Horbor ESPERANCE 2.

Sealark Channel MAROVOVK lamga TURL4) hewersonkS5enaru Aolo rua vSWT'V Vi8 CS'SOBA. NUBA I V1SO AVUAVU? -yC ytolS i tagoon t'Qu' iSUKIKI rnc? JT Poo! Reef ith the France, the Britisii disclosed Sunday. variably leaves the scene of battle." Mears said. 11 connected matters wt minute tbev released their i Me torn oi o.ie nine wum sights. I let go and men and ma- tier one mommnty.

fliers protecting fighter-bombers ran loads, saw chunks of the manimoth 2Q Messerscnmiu 190s. factory fly into the air. then returnee, turncd jnt0 uiem imme-to their bases. Only one bomber was amJ fQuglu 20.minutc lost. which allowed the fighter-bombers to As Air Marshal A.

T. Harris of the orm their missfon and return chinery and equipment flew in all directions. It was a beautiful sight." Mears said American fliers in the desert were in better physical condi-i tion than when they first came from to the best advantage I Nations war war effort. The new department tellins of tightening combat unrest among mquered pco- the states. He said the men enjoyed vithout the miwaro of concratulati General Strickland said the planes' I anything from home, especially niiiiR supplies for the dominion eluding routing, loading, loading, dispatch and wharfage.

thc other hand. Allied strafc was dotni? its utmost to aau io and opposition causing the trouble In many lands. Sunday night the Netherlands gov- rnment broadcast a warning to eitiwns to use railways and ly "w'ithout bending a rivet." Attack Most Concentrated of War Combining the precision tactics of American Flying Fortresses and the hit-run practices of their own speedy Mosquito bombers, the British raiders Synthetic Use Seen Limited STATUTE MILES Photo Finishing No Wonder Pickle Packers Give It Up PORTLAND, Oct. 18. (P) The Oregonian, Portland newspaper, reported Sunday on the harvest situation.

"Pickle prickers' prospects of getting pickle pickers to pick pickles for pickle packers to pack are poor. Pickle pickers let pickles go to pot to partake of plcasanter pickings in war production, leaving pickle packers without pickles to pack and in a pretty pickle." cl Here is a eloseup of Guadalcanal island, where a lull-scale engagement between u. s. Battle Jhaping army and marine troops defending strategic Henacrson field and the heavily strengthened enemy forces concentrated on the jungle-covered northern hump of the island may develop at any time. The fight for the vital Solomon islands, of which Guadalcanal is one.

has yet to reach the showdown stage and the outcome is still undecided. (Wlrephoto.) in over the target by mathematical schedule. In point of time, it probably was the most concentrated air attack ofj the war. Exactly seven minutes elapsed from the dropping of the first bomb; until the last. developed nnd 35c dealer for Wallace Says Raw Rubber to Return MacArthur Photo Service 1201 Li wood 2 -SO 10 As a daylight operation it was ex- cecded in strength only by the recent) LOUISVILLE.

Qct. 18. (JP)-attack bv 115 Flvinc Fortresses at Limited use oi synthetic rubber aft other means of transport as little as possible because, it was predicted, the transport system will he subjected heavy allied bombinR attacks soon.j Tbc Dutch population was urged to; keep out of danger zones, and to face Increased difficulties which will con-; front them with patience. French Face Penalty Meanwhile, the Vichy radio broad-i rast a virtual ultimatum to reluctant Frenchmen to work in German war factories, warning ominously that thy must do so to avoid 'fresh painfull military action and avert new catastrophes." The hint of possible military action by Germany to recruit enough work- Paris'that registration of men between IB nnd 50 for forced labor would be-j Kin Monday. Rothschild's Famous Basement jll Lille, and it was carried out at less the war was predicted by Vice-Presi- Turkey Frees Two Russians Losses Rise, Axis Tapers Malta Raids dent Henry A.

Wallace in un interview Sunday after he had inspected plants manufacturing the product He pointed out that production costs for synthetic, rubber are high i i Gestapo Made Vichy Citizens Agents Will Speed Draft of Labor cost, for the Americans lost four i bombers in that raid. Vital Gun Production Delayed The British said extensive damage was done to the French equivalent on the German Krupp works at Essen and the production of heavy artillery, locomotives and other war material earmarked for the Germans. The Vichy radio broadcast official for pur AIRO, Oct. 18. (IP) After losing ubber is preferable.

Malta's defenders 4 i "We certainly do not want World war." he continued. Von Papen Attack Sentences Quashed LONDON, Oct. 18. UP) Reute; id the Germans broadcast a "The after, this victory since the start of October the axis tapered off its assaults uixn that island fortress over the weekend. i lounccments that 40 person: (VP) In a des- LONDON, Oct.

1 killed and 80 seriously injured and important as inc victoiy iueu. Impossible to imagine the future life of European nations." the Vichy broadcaster said. France, it was assorted, must walk "hand in hand third World war. it will be pcratc move to meet Adolf demand for French specialists to wort in German war plants, the Vichy gov Spitfire pilots accounted for eight Istanbul dispatch reporting the Turk- ry to share our favorable posi-th nations to the south and the less seriously injured. But unofficial Vichy reports placed the casual raiders four fighter bombers and four ish appellate court had quashed 20- ith Germany." and was insisted ernment was reported Sunday po fighters Saturday and damaged 10 ycar senlences imposed upon two Rus- t.h a my convicted of implicate ty much higher 80 killed and 200 i west of us.

wounded. Therefore, he said, the United Both Vichy and Berlin agreed with States will have to resume to some ex-British accounts that only one Brit-! tent its buying of natural rubber ish bomber was shot down. abroad. to help round up workers in unoccu- otners, ioui 01 wiui.ii uau m-m. umuk pied France.

to get bark to their base. Specialty (pAiauL TODAY ONLY! 109 Glenbury Zip Dresses Regularly $2.69 $425 sVlf! This report was circulated by the i It got so hot for the Germans and the official news agency of the Fighting Kalians that by the week's end they largely Oi 1 were using fighter bombers in-sf the bigger bombers hich they started their latest intr workedTor two years in occupied bombing attack on Franz von Papen, Nazi ambassador to Turkey, last February 24. This report said the court also set aside 10-year sentences imposed on two Turks and ordered new trials for all four defendants. The conviction of the Russians placed a strain upon Soviet-Turkish relations for a time, the Soviet official news agency contending that the bombing was a gestapo plot and that the Russians had nothing to do 3V! France, were said to have been given i citizenship rights so as to operate 1 der full Vichy auspices not only in Swedes Report An The arrest of Americans hojian Thursday, it was Itrutors dispatch quoting per llandels Tldntngcn Sweden. There was no of the report in Stoekho announcement has been and disorders such as i-cek's efforts to col-way with Germany.

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A. F. could engage them. The third attack came at 11 a. when seven Junkers and nine Messerschmitt fighter-bombers, escorted by 64 fighters, were challenged by the R.

A. F. Again the en-emv was forced to jettison his bombs into the sea. Three Mcsserschmitts. It was ould be similar nvinjr squads which were, to co-oper- to that taken nicainst American cently in occuipeel France i ate with cnier or state uavai ia-j gionnaires and members of tiie Nazi French Popular Front headed by Doriot, the Fighting French wild.

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4 Women's Brunch tk bombs splashing i I Fighting Frer growing violenc The Dutch news atrenry report shifting of populations thus is so extensive the Nasi co ntsslnner. Arthur Scyss-lnquart. Fright Leads Horse To a Broken Leg Two men resembling Touhy and Basil (The Owl) Banghart. who shot their way out of the Joliet. 111., prison October 9.

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He was released on $20 bond. above address. (Adv. Czech Agitators' Kin Interned In German Camps Uorsc Throws City Man Morris Martin. 35 years old, 226 Northeast i Sixth street.

Sunday suffered minor horse at the state fail grounds. He I was dismissed after treatment Oklahoma City General hospital. City Driver Charged Richard Joseph Keough. 619 Northwest Seventeenth street. Sunday was charged by police with speeding 40 miles an hour on North Harvey avenue.

LONDON. Oct. 18. The Vichv radio said Sunday that Karl Hermann Frank. German secretary of state for Bohemia and Moravia, had announced i that close relatives of "Czech agitators alio have taken refuge in London" had been placed in cancentration ramps.

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