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...14 44C) r. cc! c.5 I'lf, Ix14.1, 0. 7 '7 r.1 k- 't 't 4 0. 4,, I I 04- State and County Bectin Probe Into Cocoanut Grove HolocaustDistrict Attorney Indicates' Many Violations of Law Addyd to Horrors BOSTON and bounty law enforcement officers went into immediate action today to determine whether any law viblation had contributed to the Saturday night fire that suddenly converted the Cocoanut Grove night A club into a house of flaming death for 47 imerrymakers. 1 Moving der instructions from Acting Public Sammy WOletiSafety Commissioner John F.

Stokes, State Fire COlin 'Marshal Stephen C. GarritV turned over to Dist. Atty. name PrOretr nf Qviffnlir rniinfIr nrolirrtirtnry Marshal Stephen C. GarritV turned over to Dist.

Atty. William J. Foley of Suffolk County a preliminary it "8 went into ontributed rove night ing Public Ftirtye minary I 1 i 1 ,1 4- I 4 3, 42; 4 24 4, 1 imisr 1 A.6 A. 4. 4 -4 -2d.

t. I et 1,, e- )1 511.4 tiA i 1 go IF I sC 1, i 1 0 i i I I i I I i i i i Bizerte and Tunis By The -Aasollated Presm LONDON-e-Bititish-and forcesuppoit1 by a rising tide of aerial blows at the enemy on both sides of the Mediterranean, have stormed forward to within less than 12 of Tunis in a drive which ha all but isolated that city and Bizerte, main Axis-held strorig point in Tunisia. The Allied advance was disclosed today by a headquarters tom- munique which said lighting how progressing east of which is 12 miles nortileast of Tunis an the Tunis-Bizerte railroad. This the Miles were driving wedge straight 'toward the coast ttio separate the Axis strongholds. Bizerte was the target of an at-1 tack by Allied planes, which scored hits on the naval base, the come munique said, and Allied lighters were credited with destruction of four enemy planesin operations over forwardareas.

Tunis, Bizerte and. Tripoli twere. targets of new punishing tar at1 tacks over the 'week end' in prelude to impending assaults by American and British land forces In Africa. i Shipping and harbordi were blasted at three Axis-held ports and traffic Rommel's road of escape towards Tripoli was Tunisia the'fight' ing in intensity as the zero hour for the all-out and 'attack I 1117PrIP BIM I linis By The -Angoaated Preml LONDONBaitish-and American by a rising tide of aerial blows at the enemy on both sides of the Mediterranean, have stormed forward to within less than 12 of Tunis in a drive whi et hatt all but isolated that 'city and Bizerte, main Axis-held strong point UntS111. 7.

.1 The Allied advance was disclosed by a today headquarters tom- I rnunique which said lighting 'now" Wei; progressing east of Djedeida, whith is 12 miles nortileast of Tunis on the Tunis -Bizerte railroad. This 1 indicated the Allies were driving a wedge straight Io'ward the toast ttio separate ttie Axis strongholds. izerte was the target of an at- tack by Allied planes, which scored hits on the naval base, the tom- munique said, and Allied fighters were credited with destruction of four enemy planes in operations over forward areas Tunis, Bizerte and, Tripoli targets of new punishing atr at- 1 tacks over the 'week end' in a prelude to impending assaults by American and British land forces in Africa. i. Shipping and harbor di were blast- ed at three Axis-held African pOrts 1.

and traffic along Marshal Rommel's road of escape towards Tripoli was i'' 1. ::...,0,4 A 4 4 l'' 9c''', 1 41 1 i i ,,...9. 4 i IA .7.. 1, i 1 1 :1. i it i "it A d' .7 4, .1 i i'''' gr- tt 7 crg-' It et, --v i i 1 4 7 'i 40.

--ri 1t 7 15' k. i I i 1 I 4 1 4 i 's, 4 i ---7- -fir i 1 ''''t 1 4 i i i 1 4 1,. 1 4 7, i 4 i 1, It I .4 ...4 1r 7. '-e 1 1Sto i -1' ...2 One Injured and re, port of the fire that flared a match-flame lighted by a 16-year-old bus boy as he sought to replace a light bulb removed by a club patrom Meanwhile, a. hundred bodies still lay unnamed and un- claimed in the city's morgues, posing a terrific problem of identification to officials who said that many had been burned almost past recognition.

In undertaking establishments throughout New preparations were under way for the hundredsof funerals that will carry the of the Victims to their graves. 1 .170 in Hospitals Berkshiie 17Hospitals ministered to and burned than. tronsmany of whom hovered close es to death in the wake of one of the worst holocaust in the nation's ry. to- 2.1t iseteenntereredmaars Death List conference Awtitthy Foley declared, -If some of the stories I have heard are true, there One Injured and have been several law violations "7--- in corinection with the operation of reatch-flame ight to re-, Tied and un- prObteM of had been I New- dredsof fu- ls to their 1 than I hovered close 1 tice of one of in the nation's onference with lat. Dist.

Atty. some of the are true, there law violations he operation of LIV I bl-1. e3 Ilitlfe- OLU 1,1 My, Liiva have been several law violations 7--- One Injured and in connection ith the operation f' al A' Intl old lady, seekhlg her on mlising fire it Boston's 1 Coco ut Grove night club, stands bewildered and apart from the 1 crowd of ansiotrs people-seeking admittance 10 a morgue in an effort to ascertain if friends or family members were lost In the blaze BOSTON (AP)A silent file moved slowly, bugging the brick wall that led to the -door of the Northern Mortuary, where the bodies of many of the 400-odd victims of Saturday's Cocoanut Grove Night Club fire lay unidentified, Stunned by their own grief, those waiting scarcely turned when a little old lady wrapped peasant-style in shawn and ker. chief shuffled toward the door. police sergeant stepped for.

ward to meet her. "My Sammy," she faltered, "he didn't come home. Ile always comas home." "Do you think you could Identify him?" asked the sergeant "Ile's my Sammy," she re sponded simply, After a brief conferences she was ushered to the garage where the bodies lay, row on row. At the sight, the old lady turned away. 'I'll tel you what he looks like.

could tell tben if he is in there." But win her description was roncludti.d, the sergeant slowly shook his head. 'Tin afraid I couldn't tell," he said. She stood confused. "I have no. body else.

What will I do?" Then she shuffled away. A man forward and of. fered her a seat in his automobile. 1 And there she sae as the gray afternoon dimmed to twilight and darkness fell. The silent line moved on, mind en.

At last, ate little old lady slipped out of the carand shuffled away from the faint eadi. gore of the dimmed out greet lightand on into the to the West End flat to which Sammy had not returned. End shook his head. "I'm afraid I couldnt tell" he said She stood confused 'I have body else. What will I do? Thep she shuffled away.

A' man stepped forward and of ered her a in his automo- seat bile- i 1 1 And II ere she sa as the gray ay afternoon 'dimmed to will darkness The illetnt line 'e. an moved on, end on. 1 sli ed of Appt last.o-ast e. little old lade the car-'n sadi shuffled away from the faint to me street once of the dimmed out li.tht-and on into the Wst flat to which ic Sammy bad not returned. a away sight, elhe old lady turned rpl, fell you lsliat he loOks like.

could tell then if he. is in there But wite'n her description was concitidti.d, the sergeant slouly shook hi. head. "I'm afraid I couldn't tell he said She stood confused "I have no eo sw. body else.

What will I do?" Th he shuffled aay A man stepped forward and of fered her a seat in his automo. 'Churchill's Wa'rnintr Pounded Home 1 Ay-British Planes, Carr)kng Mammoth Bombs, Blast Turin. Se 1 ond British Bombs Carr)intv Mammoth s' Turin, Se m. In Row 1 11 '11'S Warnino-, I floille )y II Li. 1 lanes, Carr)intv Mammoth Turin 1 ast 1- 1 ont Ni nlu 1 I Allies Pierce Jap Defenses 1 les 'tree Defenses ') Jap De i neared.

i 4 From Vichy came a. broadcae I that rih troops on the TUIliSiart tilnch Algerian borgier had been rein- forced by aritored units, indicating i that the all-Put Allied attack upon the naval base at Bizerte and Tunis, Big Holes in the capital of Tunisia, might'. soon i be forthcoming. I 11- This' account from the Axis-con4 trolled Vichy station said the Ger-- erman Lines mans had captured a height In the. Tunisian mMuntains, taken 110 pris-, A I nve oners 4nd shot down several Allied ol r.

IN an bombers over Tunis. There was no Mrongthold on confirmation of this enemy claim. British Middle East headquarters 11011 said there was nothing to report on I noscow Soviet shock activities of. Gen. Sir Bernard L.

troops have Wrested another Don Montgomery's Eighth -Army. get- River stronghOld from the Germans ting its second wind after chasing ommers Afrika Korps 800 'miles under clearing skies on the Stalin- hcross North Africa. It grad front and are pressing west- The victorious British desert ward through a blizzard in the par- fighters presumably were bringing aliel offensive west of Moscow, the up fresh forces and supplies for today. R'usslans paid assault-pm the German and Italian Germans were declared to he dy- remnants drawn up the rate of 10,000 daily as in the natural li" at: fortifications of the El Agheila Army divisions pushed across file. 1.

snow, utilizin tac.tics perfected i2 winter drive. A roundabout account broa'dclitst 1 the bombers over Tunis. There was no Stronfrhold On confirmntion of this enemy claim. In, British Middle East headquarters ItP011, RCCapillfet1 said there vas nothing to report on I MOSCOW VP). Sov shock iet shk activities of.

Gen. Sir Bernard L. troops have Wrested another Montgomery's Eighth -Army. get- River stronghOld from the ting its second wind after chasing 'miles under clearing skies on the Stalin- Itommers Afrika Korps 800 i grad and are pressng west- ward iscross North Africa. ward through a blizzard in thelpar- The victorious British desert allet.

offensive west of Moscow, the fighters presumably -were bringing Russians aid today up fresh forces and supplies A yo Germa were declare assault pm the German and Italian to be d)r- ling at: the rate of 10,000 daily remnants drawn up, in the natural as fortifications of the El Agheila de-(Red Army divisions pushed across file. ithe snow, utilizin tac.tics perfected 'ilt the 1911-42 win drive. e. A roundabout accoupt broa'dcast While clouds anished 1 VP). Soviet shock i Wted ano th er on res from the ing skies on the Stalin- and are pressing west- a blizzard in the par- ve west of Moscow, the 'today.

were declared to be dY- rate of 10,000 daily as ivi dsions pushed across tilizin tac.tics perfected -42 winter drive. ucis vanished be forthcoming. I 0 This account from the Axis-tonal reieseee ILJ an- meg trolled Vichy station said the Ger- JUI mans had captured a height In the i Tunisan mountains taken 110 pris- A tvnotlier. Nazi. oners 4nd shot down several All oer Tuni i There was no ed bombers vs.

r'farical101(1 on to confirm-Atkin of this enemy ye es British middle East headquarters 11J. On necapt ureo triSCOW VP). Soviet sale there as nothing to report on I activities of, Gen. Sir Bernard L. troops hate test another Don Montgomery a 's, Eighth "Army.

get- stronghOld from the ting its second wind after chasing atommers- Afrika Korps 800 unoer clearing skies on the Sta in- grad front and are pressing west- hcross North Africa. ward through it blizzard in thelpar- The victorious British desert fighters -were bringing said Russians paid tdoay. west of Moscow, the up fresh forces and supplies' for an ult on the German and Italian assa Germans we declared to be remnants drawn- up, in the natural' ing -at1 the rate of 10000 dail as Red Army divisions pushed across fortifications of The, El Agheila A roundabout tICCOVrit fl stithe Skov, utilizine tootles perfected iii the winter clouds Several Victims of, Fire Known Here of the Navy i Yard was Several lettnts of the club." 4 Fire flown Here nary Marshal Garrity's prelimi- report embodied formation 1 given at inquest, whjh be re- There Were a large number of i sumed late toda includin thy' Berkshire residents in Boston over, testimony of first Boston fire the week end, but the death toll'chiels to re the scene. "Dec of the tragic Cocoanut drove fire orations Catch Saturday night thus far includes tbey testified that the -searing res no county names, although at least spreading through paper. Ipalip trees- and.

other decoration4 one was injured an several of 477 dead had 1 erkshire con- it 1 IsOnt thousand patrons stamped- nections I' 3 ling in a fighting frenzy toward IL; 1 A deputy fire Chief told few exits. The only county resident know-n to have been in pte- night club of findinebodies near a closed door when it burnedwas James E. whose safety lockdesigned to open Denault of Adams, who is at home under pressurewas out of order. with- severe but not critical burns Police Commissioner Joseph F. Tim.

I about the head. ilty indicated in an interview that At least one native. of Northern under the law a 3.6-mr-old boy Berkshire, Joseph Clancy. now of "isn't supposed to" work in a place Quincy lost his life. Three others, where liquor is sold.

Dist. Atty. Foley announced, irri- Jamesi E. Denault and Albert mediately lafter the conference, 'I Simon were back in Adams, slight- thatgare- had officially directed the ly Injured and Stanley Zienlak, now. fire rshal to investigate every-as- of thel Charleston Navy i'Yard was Several Victims of the club." 4 tha had officially directed the i fire zhrshai to investigate Catc Berkshire residents in Boston overatestimony of first Boston fire the week end bu of the tragic Cocoanut drove fire e.

the death tollIchiels to re the scene 'l6ecoratiefis Saturday night thus far include.4 I' a testified that the gees spreading through paper no county names, although at least' 1 palin trees find. other decoration4 wvr thousand patrons stamped- I it I one as injured an seeral in a fighting frenzy toward a' dead had, erkshire eon- "ing nections few exits A deputy fire Chief told ,477 of findinebodies near a' closed door The only county reetaent nolanb whose safety lock-designed to open to have been in pie- night ur waee it burned' a as 'lames under pressure-was out of order. Denault of Adams, who. is at home with sever-e but not critical burns police Commissionee Joseph F. Ti about the head.

luitnYdelf lir 161ngarvtleo-wrd bQhayt least one nativeoof Northern "isn't supposed to" work iia a place Berkshire, Joseph Clancy. now of Quincy lost, his life. Three others, where liquor is sold- Simon were back in Adams slights mediately after the conference, James! E. Denault and ly inju ed and Stanley Zientak, now, a Dist. Atty.

Foley aneounced, irri- tha had officially directed the fire rshal to investigate every-as- of the Charleston Navy aaard ws 4 rrity's preliml- tiroen- Several Victims of the club." Fire Marshal Garritys Fire Here nary report embodied formation 1 'given at inclutIst, wh. wil be re- There Were a large number of isumed lite toda including the' Berkshire residents in Boston over- testimony of first Boston fire the week end but the death to llIchiels to re the scene tc Catch oration of the tragic Cocoanut drove fire JD Saturday night thus far Includes testified that the searing no county names. although at least rnes spreading through paper trees. and. other decoration4 one was inured an 0 i trtot, vettnet tortmottAttA: AL I 4 1 LONDON (UP)--The Royal Air Force returned to I Turin with triple block2buster bombs last night, guided by flathes front its raid, of 24 hours before, to em- Prime Minister Winston Germansleurchill's warning to Italy to get out of the war.

Fires started by the RAF Satur- day night in the heaviest air attack of the war against Italy were still burning when a small force of bombers went bar last night, the Air Ministry said oday. In bed.weether, the bombers last night were over orthern Italy as Churchill told It Hans that they co pre- by Moscow and credited to Tasi (re cold must choose whet er to stand by ivailed I in the Stalingrad ng area. "tya datelin rad Premier Benito I ussollni or have ported under a Gen WindAriven snow cut down visi- that Heinrich Ilimmter. Gestapol southern Italy bro ght under "pro- lbility On oper- the central front. Mosz longed scientific shattering chief, had arrived at Toulon to deal 'air ob: rvers said the joint tha.aftermath of the destruction of attack" from Afri a.

ations were the greatest under- Fr the French fleet by its own aken oml bomber be cr reports and 't their 1.7 months of War and men. from the Italian High Command Enemy Broken 1' The fighting for the last toehold i communiques br dcast over the New German lines on the east of the Axis in Tunisia apparently' Rome radio, it eared that huge hank, 0 the Doti were broke l's L. U. S. Planes -1 Slina Fh New Attempt To Land Troops 1 i av Acarm 1 gjlo night, guided by flanies from.

its II 0 '1 Land Troops Ot raid of 24 hours before, to em- I phasize Prime Minister Winston 1 Bv The Associated Press Germansleurchill's warning to Italy to get ta lans at Allied troops today were report- out of the war. ed to have captured a beach 900 Fires started by the RAF Satur- yards east of the beleaguered day night in the heaviest atrattack A 7 anese stronghold at Gone, New of the war against Italy Were still sr olv burning when a small force of Guinea, and apparently the bombers went bac last night, the enemy's 10-mile coastal defense Air Ministry said oday l'g ,1 strip after U. S. rrnanS- Reported Fl3ring Fortresses In bed.weether, the bombers last I smashed a new Japanese seaborne night were over orthern Italy as Crowding, Into attempt to land reinforcements. Churchill told It.lians that they ar.

i rl Front-line dispatches said Aug- choose 'h er stand by Peninsula cold pre- must la vk tralian jungle fighters, supported the Stalingrad area. Premier Benito 1 iussolint or have by planes and artillery had over-I snow cut down visi- southern Italy bro ght under 'pro- LONDON (UP) Italian moraleirun the enemy's beach defenses le front. Mosz longed, scientific, shattering 'air appeared today to lite sinking to a hin near abna and were pus on to- said the joint oper- attack" from Afriia. new low wh11e British radios ham- ward --Sanan fart anda her up --the the greatest under-- From cr reports and i the coast keit 17 months of War. from the Italitin High Command mere nome Prime Minister Win- Several 1 hdndred Ja paneg were iien 11 communiqUes brol over theiston Churchill's warning -to Italyjbelle-ved cut off in' a pocket at Tian lines on the east Rome radio, it eared that hugeito seek a separate peace or endureiGona.

Don, were broken by damage had been inflicted in thelshattering Allied attacks from American Fortress airceaft were tops and 1000' more two nights Of bo bing of Turin Africa. 1 officiallyzeredited with setting fire vere to have Pilots reported eeing buildings Whi1 the -RAF continued batter- Japanese destroyers and noir lives for the luck- blown into the air Saturday night ing industrial northern Italy, tvvo others to sea in break' Stalingrad. The Rus- The Italian corn unique.i Said 15 were reports of internal up the enemy's latest attempt 'men were supported by persons Were kill- and 22'Wound- and the assignment of additionalito land reinforcements. ltillery: as -they ed in that thousands of the German GestapotWarshipa Sunk the, second break- The RAF's 8000 pound high ex-ite the peninsula---lo prevent Italian! Gen. Deuglas MacArthur's head-this sector reported in bombs, dubi ecl "triple block-Idevelopments- unlavorable to the quarters said the big Fortress busters" were uses against Italian 'Axis.

scored direct hits svith 500- ol talingrad the Res- cities foc the fir first time in the at- ts 1 The general opinion here bombs on two of the enemy also moved forward tack. I 1-41hat A If paler would not and both were believed to the nud-doy cammuni- Turin 1 is an im i ortant airplane iBenito fussolini to withdra-W fromtriave sunk 'd, and another town and motor product' ori center': the 't hl Italian I American and Australian troops a even i roops ores of Axis food and The RAF conside ectthat it might 21 ies ere captured be possible now to -Mark the citv Inuit many fronts. and it were reported maintaining steady w. ale of the War began ilepouts from ziern, bwilzeriand. had conducted an The mrtomrt it extraordinary Meeting of the Ger- losseifi: from the mBearnehl l'igi4il Command at his adenlmountain retreat to diacuss he situation.

It was reported that a simul- tanous Conference was attended in (lilt Rome by Maj. Gem Walther Neh- II ring and Field Mirshal Erhard 1.C11111S Mulch, Nazi commanders of the Axis army and air force in Tunisia. Bern, reports said well-informed iks that I had Romesources openly predicted the Grove withdrawal of Axis forces from Ring my broth- Tunisia and Tripoli. le of Dorches- The weekly newspaper Reynolds F. Hale News reported arrests In Italy to 'round the car- a plot to overthrow Mossoe place, 'at 3 lint and restore to power King Vic-We decided to tor Emmanuel.

by going to Marshal Pietro 'Bsdoglio. a for-stead. mer air staff chief. And 2000 other air bout 10.43- Fascist military- officials were the fir. trucks iald to have Veen arrested.

Mar. street and see shal Rodollo Craziani, former Ital. InOodY asked Ian Army leader in North Africa. to assist. Nat- was said to have escaped.

Prominent anti-Faselsts also were arlie outside the rested in Cremona, reports said. rea thick and additional Nazi storm troopd hear 001 era were sent Opposition to In New Guinea -----'ations were the greatest under- -Finrit -Ws; reports and 'Lew, low 1 ramps the coast. the French fleet by its own officers' Prime Minister Win- 'taken their VT months of War. from the Italian High Command mere(' I Several hdridred Japanese we -and Men. 'Enemy Broken .1 The fighting for the last toehold, COMMUniqUeS brsi dcast over thelaton Churchill's warning to Italyjbelle-ved cut off Ita' a pocket I New German lines on the east io it ap eared that seek 'a separate peace or endureiGona.

of the Axis Tunisia apparentlybank 0 the Do tt were broken Rome rad damage had been inflicted in thelshattering Allied attacks from American Fortress airell'aft we was -growing in intensity in theth i Niel, tops and 1000' more i two nights Of bo bing of Turin North Africa. I officiallyzcredited with setting fl (bin---t- the ParisGettrians vere reported to hae Pilots reported eing buildings While the RAF contued batter- to Japanese destroyers at Bizerte Tunis area and radio 'reported that fighting also' paid with ter uves for the luck- blown Izito the air Saturday night ing industrial northern Italy, there forcing tvvo others to sea in brea' was in progress near' Sousse, onle- ted aan corn Said 15 li were reports of Internal' dissension! the enemy: es siege Stalingrad. The Rus- The It the-lin latest attem' the coastal road softie 70 miles'sio Int ntr a men were suppor persons Were kill- and 22' wound- and the assignment of additionalito land reintorcements. sodtheast.of Tunis. 1 and rtillery.

as -they moved ed in that raid thousands of the German Gestapo, I Alanlips Sunk rreneh troops under Gen Henri 'forward i the- 'second break- The RAF's 8000 pound the peninsu1a-10 prevent Italian! Gen. Deuglas MacArthur's, heal In plosive had been reported in this sector reporte bombs, dubi cc! "triple blockde -I velopments' ualayorable to the quarters said tho big Fortre In this, region earlier, apparentlytwo busters I were uses against Italian I scored direct hits with 50 in int effort to -prevent Axis, fors Southvves of Stalingrad the Rus- ci-tl es e- at e' time In th 's i The eneral opinion here as pound bombs on two of the enen In Tripoli from reaching the -offeles, -e also moved forward tate (II the first hat A If Hitler would not and both were believed man and Italian strongholds oftsuccessfully the mid-day comm Turin an im or tan uni- rp -t a 1 la1'Y' 'Benito fussolint to withdra fromithave sunk Fi42erte and lque Leport and another town and motor roduct tri center- Axis planes raided Souk large ores of Axis food and The RAF conside it might the wa even it hi: Italian' troops' American and Australian trool railway junction in eastern sup lies vyere captured. be possible now te -Mark the city quit many fronts, and it was were reported maintaining steac Saturday night injuring 10 per-I On the e-ntral front northwest off Its Bat of objec ives as a result doubled whether the benefits of an 'pressure on, a a es I ore sons and pausing some damage, the'of Moseow Red troops with sitter- till) Turin has been Allied iccupation of Italy would hemmed on three sides along a 1: commhnique added I their wird paraphernalia were I three imes'in 10 days offset tie liabilities In a long run. mile coastal strip between But RepO la from Bern, Switzerland. arid Gone, but there was litt The German-controlled Vichy ra-1 rolling -the! number Germans 00.

re also MacArthur back anct-24 tir saki nesaince the War began. had conducted an change in the general frituation, di) said several Allied attacks sup-ithroughthi heavy -snow and the extriortlinary Meeting of the Ger- Only' one bombtr failed to re- Hitler by tanks had bee4 mmunique announced tOrn SatUrday nigh The Air Min- i Gen at his that Allied naval forces had bite by Axis troors in the co)istat and the captilr, of several inhabited iistry mentioned no lose: from the man! ILO 4 Bercht gaden retreat to cepted an 8000-ton German au: central regions of Tunisia and 112 communitie- Isortie last diecuss he North African situation. Wary west of Australia, blasted ti Allied prisoners had been! taken 1 7 It was reported that a simul- vessel with gunfire and captured 1 As aircraft took part in the fight yl and shot down 16-Allied planes, thelf- iris telft arine Sera ant taneous conference was attended in of the crew after the scu Rome by Maj. Gem Walther Neh- tle-d their ship. Vichy radio claimed 1 ring' and Field marshal Erhard It was the first official By cutting the rail-connections Fr 1 'V Milch, Nazi of the beten we the great naval base at l' -I etpe( nentove ire ictirlis Patina I Axis army and air force in Tunisia.

E.zerte and Tunis. the Allies re- Bern, reports said well-informed Continued en Second rage mtrunication tween the --steeled co be By stir. CHARLES T. HALE as much with thanks that I had Rome i the sources open pre icte forees at the two cities to a a Alas I K. Wino Corp Recruiting not gone, to the Cocoanut, Grove withdrawal of Axis forces from eesastal highway, Tbe road should that night, I was visiting my broth- Tunisia and Tripoli.

sioen be under attack by AJ ied1 yes, saw the Cocoanut St Clair E. weekly no la hale of porches- The newspaper Alany Pittsfield artitiery. however. club tire. iter.

Ile Tuns the C. F. Ilale Se Son News reported arrests In Italy to nu, angerous, 1 In I wae ablc, to be of itoorns just around the cot- suppress a plot to overthrow Muss0- lillir 11 Li 1. help removing victdr.s fromlner from the Grove niate, 'at "223 tins land reoannob tti nrstalow Vino Vie- help removing vict3fls fromlner front the Grove place, 'at lini and restore tO power King VIC- Chief Declares NiVeseither 4 tho furnace. iColorributt Avenue.

We decided to tor Emmanuel, ittoOssirhoortiot slightly Folder Don't itte; me wrong- Th rit waseave. itttle money by going to Marshal Pietro 'Badoglio a for- At least four Pittsfield Janes tonight. nothing heroic about AU this ithe maystar Club instead mer air staff chief. And 2000 other balk. Jocated on the upper floors reateris New Tor: This atter- iwa-s On the outside.

Police. nre-I lett the Mayfair bout Fascist military- officials were of buildings, present fire has swum moderately cold. now flue- imen and doctors at 'reel iobi to II. We out hear the fir. trucks iaid to have been arrested.

Mar- lord equal to or even greater than 4 riots la the forth portion. ortight et 1 Iscreachi ow ng down the street and see shal former odolto Craziani, former Ital. that in the Cocoanut Crowe 'n iiilit- colder in south portion than laat 'I climb to the third noorlpeople running. Somebody asked Ian Army leader in North Africa. Boston.

Chief of Pollee John night. not now ist, tonight in -and r63 out Mslottey Noth-ifor ail servicemen to assist. Nat- was said to have escaped. Prom- suRrsan said this morning north portion. titog 1.1s that.

I Just volunteered! wally. I pitched in. inent anti-Fascuts also were at- on the tragic fire', Arlantie -Const. Eaustposig te land did what I could with scores! I could see no Bonus outside the rested in Cremona, reports said. he's death toll already his lawn Nis Una 1 I croft or he otr uformed service men inibuilding but the area thick and additional Nazi storm troop- reached torm Aftref isseuinge 0, lany lor If, bring Ou'r job smoke.

I could hear pie ers were sent there Opposition to run a ptayed. spectacular talthough therelatreanunz wildly inside and only Mussolini's regime was said to be treat risk regularly." the thief Inas plenty of Jitri drama sillimazino. whet was taking plact. I running Mgt in one of the said. 'Muth greater prerautiona The lona weether 'report will lbout tat.

i 1 -11-- RArs chief targets. i against repetition of the Boston be round IrAse t4.1.cond iDeeisied To troissi Meney 2 Sgt. Kole tragedy aliould hi taken. becatike, boetion. i 'rho to4t in.

I rwsie overwitelnled Continued On Seoond rapt sae 41 1.1" 1'11 it aan lots." eeing buliaines While the -RAF continued a pan ese aestroyers ana Saturday night. ing Industrial northern'Italy, two others to sea in Said 15 were reports of Internal up the enemy's latest attempt and 22'Wound- and the assignment or- additional I to land 'reinforcements. thousands of the German Gestapo, 'Warships Sunk pouild high 'ex-ito the peninsula-10 prevent Italian! Gen. Deuglas MacArthur's head- cc triple blbckIdevelopmeots- unlavorable to the quarters said tho big Fortress against ItillanIA ct time In the at- scored direct hits with 500- The eneral opinion here wasPound bombs on two of the enemy 3-4-ttlat A if paler would not and both were believed to nt airplane i 1 entto lussolml to withdra frominave sunk ori ultit center': it might the waif even if his Italian' troops 1 American and Australian troops quit many fronts. and it reported maintaining steady -Mark the city Ives is a result doubled whether the benefits of an on a a es I es Turin has been Allied )ccupation of Italy would hemmed on three sides along a 10- times In 10 days offset liabilities in a long run mile coastal strip between Buna the War began Repo from Bern, Switzerland.

arid Gone, but there was little had conducted an change in the frituation, fTahileedAirtomritt sall 1 Illtler extraordinary meeting of the Ger- Gen. MacArthur also reported loss from the 'Command at his that Allied naval forces had Inter- Bea 1441 rnchl l'igaden retreat to rented an 8000-ton German aux- eis, discuss he situation. Wary west of Australia, blasted the It was reported that a simul- vessel with gunfire and captdred 78 ilt tancous conference was attended in of the crew after the scut- Rome by Maj. Gem Neh- tled their ship. ring and Field Marshal Erhard It was the first official German Planes Attack Britain LONDON, (UP)A few German planes fiew, over the south coast of England today and, machine-gunned several targets, including a train, whose engineer was killed.

There were no other casualties and only slight damage. 1 Axis Troops Marching South ZURICH, Switzerland (The Frankfurter Zeitung. in an issue which reached Switzerland today. reported that "endless columns" of troop Ittansport vehicles and war materials were moving southward through Italy. The report did: say whether the columns were German or Italian.

mild. Here is a brief summary home-front actions scheduled for this -week: Coffee--Obtainable only by surrender coupons in the "sugar' rationing books: Adults will be limited to ono pound 'retry Ivo WCharleston back after G. Hearne, 24. of Med- ford, adtiate of Williams College, 1942, prominent athlete, was among the victims. The tragedy 'also struck Berk- shire i the death of William Whit- marsh of Dorchester and his sis- ter, Mi Ella hitmarsh, who were half-br ther and sister of Mrs.

Marion Ransford of Hinsdale. Mrs. Whitm rsh also died in the are, leaving orphaned three children, the oldest our year's of age. rescue Efforts A nuMber of Berkshire residents participated In the restue efforts at the scene of the tragedy. Ensign Jonathan England, U.S.N., organind and directed A Coast Guard volunteer group in taking bodies out of the Cocoanut Grove night fire in Boston early yesterday Morning.

He spent part of yesterday with his parents. Dr. and 1 Berkshire Escapes Continued on Second Pare Americans Begin To Feel Pinch of- Wartime Economy Coffee Ration Goes Into Effect Gas Ration Extended to Whole Nation weeksabout a cup a day; children under 15 will Meatsome 2.000.000 civilian defense workers will start an educational campaign today to carry the share-the-meat program to every citt, town and village tn preparatiOn for rationing. Until 1: then, the government asks adults to linsit heinselves voluntarily to 2. poun 1 of red meatbeet pork, voa mutton and lambeach week.

Th limit for children six to 12. years is l'i pounds; for dren und six. three-tourths of a WASHINGTON. (UP) This weeksabout a cup a day; children week-t-nearly a year after. Pearl under 15 will get Harborbrings new restrictions to.

Meatsome 2.000.000 civilian de-the normal life of millions of tense workers will start an eduAmericans as the program to mo- cational campaign today to carry bilize all resources for victory Is the share-the-meat program to extended In several directions. citt, town and village tn And yet. the new preparatiOn for rationing. Until generally are limited to the then, the government asks adults "luxury" classification. No one will to lirsut heMselves voluntarily to be hungry.

no one will freeze and 2, poun of "red" meatbeef, no one will have to walk to work pork, yea mutton and lambeach as a result of them. Compared week. Th limit for children six to with the drastle measures Eu- 12 years is l'i pounds; for chilropean nations have had to IM- dren und six. three-tourths of a pciee on their citizens, they are pound. mild.

Bonds--rApprosimately 50.000 pro-Here is a brief summary fessional salesmen svart a drive to home-front actions scheduled for help the gmernment sell in one this -week: month of war 1 CoffeeObtainable only by sur- It 9A 111 be the biggest 'borrender ht coupons In the "sugar" rationing books; Adults will be Rations limited to one pound Oozy Ivo Continued ea Seem! rage Aniusements Beacon 11111 Classified Ads. Comity County News Editorials Paul Mallon Radio Social News Sports TN War Today Thorimson 4VeothrookPstler I A every-aspect 0 the Iire and he declared that 6.any of crime disclosed by the inves ion, will be presented to the grand jury," whin convenes In regular Session on Wednesday, Dec. 2, Law Lacking Ceincidentally, the Boston conit, missioner of public buildings that vies Insuflicrent 4- law to regulate- night clubs, and a state senator-elict 'tiled a cesolve the clerk of theSeriate for a report from the fire marsh-al to the.Legislature to advise law changes needed to avertsuch tag. edies. Building Commissioner John H.

Mooney said he had considered that there 'were Sulticient meant tot egress from the buildin but In- sited that he laciced authoiity over decorations, and that no -law existed requiring sprinkler systems and exit' signs in a night club charging no admission. Such a club. he declared. "is not a place of public- assembly within the matter how many patrons may be jammed into it. "Hangings and decorations are not subject to inspection by this department.

They are not requirel to be flame-proof." Mooney said, and added that he had gone beyond the scope of the law to mduce clua owners to use materi- els, "but I had no authority to force the request. "1 Goy. Leverett Saltonstall declared that "we must see, that everything possible Is done to- sea Ithaat a sirniiar disaster is avoided nut the 4' lie said that upon his request, 1 Continuedr ea rage Index 11 Page 4 II .10 14 4 10 1 IS 4 12-13 10 IS 1 4 Al 4 ka, 1 1 4 am 'No I 4 -In elv ulnea I e- I I 1 1 1 RoYal Alr LONDON (UP)-Th U. planes i 1 a i Smash IN e- Attempt To Land TrOOps 1 1 Force returned to Turin ith triple blockabuster iast -a of night, guided by flarries frona its 24 hours before to em- By The Associated Press I Prime Winston Allied trops today were report- GermiensiCaurchars idverning to Italy to get Italians at ed to have' captured re beach 900 out of the ave. -1-, I Fires started by the RAF Satur- yards east of the beleaguered Jap- 4 da Guinea stronghold at Gone anese New in the heaviest air of the svar against Italy were still the when a small force' of innea and apparently cut enemy 's 10-mile coastal defense bombers went bac last night, the i Air I tirnat said rmanS- Reported after U.

S. Fl3ring Fortresses a -1 aa a In bedoa'eather, the bombers last .1 smashed a new Japanese seaborne i- attempt to land reinforcements. back -after Pect the tire and he declared that by Moscow and credited to Tasi (re ported under a Genbya datelin that Heinrich Itimmler. arrivei at Toulon to deal( I the aftermath of the destructioa of 'ec'Yy- the French fleet by i night While Vanished, cold pre- vailed I in the Stalingrad area. laV d' i ven snow, cut down visa.

ty, on the front. Mos- ob. rvers said the joint oper- 0.1ei,,!ations were greatest under- amonths of war. were over orthern Italy as Crowding, Into Churchill told It -liens that they ea 'Front-line dispatches said Aus- must choose whet er to stand by -1- emnsula tralian jungle supported Premier Benito I lussolini or have by planes and artillery had over- southern Italy bro ght under 'pro- eaoaDON morale run the enemy's beach. defenses scientific, shattering -sar- appeared today to lie sinking to a attack" from Melia.

new' low while British 'radios Gone and were pushing on to- G. erman-Planes It9P 1. ward Sanananda farther up --the LONDON, (UP)-A few German Fromlbomber cr ws' reports and I. the coast a a-- planes flew over the south coast of from the Italian high Command merea aoine, Prime Win- G. Hearne, 24.

of Med- "'any ev ence Of Frame disclosed by ford, athlete of Williams College, the 'rives ion. will be presented tat 1942, prominent athlete, vas to the grand jury," whin convenes Britian' among the victiriis. in regular session on Wednesday, Several h4ndred Japanese were England today and, machine-gunned shTirheeil, tragedy also struck Berk- Drneiscso.i102nn..ceidr a eonlftaplluy public the paamon- arentl oll 4 the death of WilliaMWhit Law janekeoe marsh of Dorchester end his sis- c' ...7 1 a 1 and Men taken their months 'rin Broken ter Mi Ella Whitmarsa, who were The fight Ene ina'for the last toeholdi N- ew German lines on the east pocket several tar ets including a train communiqUes hrsi dcast over thAiston CO, urchin's warning to Italyjbelieved cut off ill'-- a poc at targets, of Mrs'. law to regulate- night clubs, and a flounced. that as Insufficient 1 of the Axis in Tunisia appy! Rome radio lt, eared that hugelto seekLa separate peace or, endureiGona.

a--- whose engineer Was kiliged. There' half-brother and lnk, w' in dhelshattering Allied attacks from American-Fortress airceaft were were no other casualties and only Marion Ransford of Hinsdale. Mrs. Whitm rsh also died in the fire Was -growing in intensity in theba the Don, ere broken by damage had been inflicted 'te viet troops and 1000 I more state senator-olict 'filed a resolve Bizerte -Tunis area and' the Paris' 1 two nights, of bo bing of Turin. North Africa.

I officiallyzeredited with setting fire slight damage. -1, leaving orphaned three children, the with th 1 't tti S' Il i er A enate ca Ink soermans reported to have Pilots reported A ein buildings II the -1 continued batter- to vo tu IA Japanese destroyers and -s- oldest our year's of age. radio reported that fighting also' pai a 1 th el the 1 blown Ives or uc alto the air Saturda nieht in sari India 'al northernitoly two others to sea in break- A i for a report from the fire marshal Wag in progress near: Sousse, onae- ss iege Stalingrad. The Rus 1- 5 a th The Italian Ian corn unique bald 1 ling up enemy's latest attempt at sere reports -of internal' dissension, roo xs Help seue Efforts to the A nu her of Berkshire residents changes needed to aLegislature to advise law Pie coastal road sortie 70 milea a men were sio int ntr supported suppor an reinforcements. ve-i such tags persons lwere kill- and 22' wound- ancl the assignment of-additional land if et sodtheast.of Tunis.

t' tanks and rtillery as -they moved ed i that id I 1 participated In the restue efforts edies. rreneh troopa under Gen. Henri 'forward i the, 'second break- thousands of the German Sunk 1 fix-1 Ntarci a nno- South at the scene of the tragedy. Building Commissioner John IL :1 Giraud had been reported activeaerouge The RAF's 8000 pound h.g to the peninsula to prevent Italian, Gen. Deuglas MacArthur's, head- in this sector reported in tri le black-1 Ensign Jonathan England, U.S., Mooney said he had -considered that In this! region- earlier, apparentlyrtwo bombs, dubi eci idevelopmentt unlavorable to thelquarters said the big Fortress as itzerland a-The In zaireiCH, wrie 'organized and direeted A Coast there ere itifficient means i of were uses against Italian taxis, ot effort to prevent Axis forees! of Itus- planes scored diret hits ith 500- ic Frankfurter Zeitunga in an issue Guard volunteer group in taking egress from the.

but ities for the first time I the at- a'---- I aThe general opinion here as pound bombs on two of the enemy which reached Switzerland today. bodies out of the Cocoanut Grove sisted that he lacaed authority 'Over in Tripoli from reaching the Gersl Southes Stalird th aitin -offedst 'e also moved forward -c tack. hat A If Hitler would not and both were believed to reported that A "endless columns" of nightlub fire in Boston early yes- decorations, and that no 'law exist. man and Italian strongholds ofisuccessfully the mid-day communi- Turin Is an Ian im ortant airp 't Benito luescaini to withdraw sunk rsaerte and Tunis. lque upon and another town 1 ori center and motor product troop atansport vehicles and war terday Morning.

He spent part of ed requiring sprinkler systems and Axs lanes raided Souk Afiras an4 lrge ores of Axis food and The RAF conside ed i eaa ehat it mig the Wa even if his Italian' troops American and Australian troops materiAls were moving southward yesterday with his parents, Dr and exit signs in a night club charging railway junction in eastern Algeria medical 'sup lies were captured be possible now to -Mark the city quit! many fronts, and it was were reported maintaining steady through Italy. The report did not 4 no admission. i Saturday, night injuring ao per-I On the ntrel front northwest 1 off Its Bat of tves as a result doubted whether the benefits of an pressure on a a es ore es say whether the columns were Ger I Berkshire EseaPall Such a club he declared. "is not i sons and pausing some damage, the of Moseow Red i troops with all lof- that Turin has been Allied occupation of Italy would hemmed on three sides along a 10- man or Italian. Continued on Second rage a place of public- assembly within 1 I commanique added.

4 i their wiro paraphernalia were 'bombed-one three Imes in 10 days offset liabilities in a long run. mile coastel strip between Buna the matter how many If The German-controlled Vichy ra-I rolling -the, number Germans back ana-24 tithes since the War began. Repi) as from Bean, Switzerland. arid Gone, but there was little A -i patrons be jammed into it 1 di) said se Allied attacks sep-ithrough heavy -snow and the Only' one bombtr failed to re- sall11 Hitler had conducted an change in the general frituation, 1 or melicatis Be 111 Feel "Hangings and decorations are by tanks had be e4 repulsed mid-day mmunigue announced ttirn Saturday nigh The Air Mi extr n- re orteri A- aordinary meeting of the Ger- Gen MacArthur also not subject to inspection by this the by Axis trooes in coastal andth 'e captdr, of several inbabited astry mentioned no loeses from the'mant ILO at his that Allied naval forces had inter-, af a department. They are not require', -r 41 central regions of Tunisia end 112 niti commue- isortie last night.

le Bercht -gaden -Mountain retreat to cepted an' 8000-ton German aux- Finch of Wartime Economy to be flame-proof." Mooney said, Allied. prisoners had been' taken I 7 diecuss he situation. Wary west of Australia, blasted the It was reported that a simul- vessel with gunfire and captured 78 a- 4, and added that he hal gone beyond, 1 Axis aircraft took part in the fight, Ins the scope of the law to induce clua a and shot down 16-Allied planes, thel 1---- iris telft Marine Sero- ant taneous conference was attended in of the crew after the Nazis scut- ant Rome by Mar Gen. Walther Neh- tied their ship- Effect Coffee Ration Goes Into owners to uae skis, but I had no authority to' en- a Vich radio claimeda I ring' and Field Marshal Erhard It was the first official anention Cas Ration -Extended to I By cutting the rait connectionI' 7 V. force the between the great naval base at 1 1' letne( Kentove Litre ictints Milch, Nazi of the -7-1- I Gov.

de- Patine Whole Nation Leverett Saltonstall I Axis army and force in Tunisia. B.zerte and Tunis, the Allies re- clared that "Ixe must sets that i a Bern reports said well-informed Continued on Second rage I striqe4 co mmunica ion between the fly SG. HARLES HALE as much with thanks that I had Rome sources openly predicted the WASHINGTON. (UP) This weeks-abotit a cup a day; children possibe is done toea l- I Alas forces at the two cities to a I. S.

twine Corps Recruiting not gorse, to the Cocoanut Grove withdrawal of Axle forces from week-nearly a year after' Pearl under 13 will get (that a similar disaster is avoided in caastal highway. Tee road should that night. I was visiting my broth- Tunisia and Tripoli. Harbor--brings new restrictiolis Meat-some 2.000,000 civilian de- the 4 1 sw an be under attack by A ted1- yea saw the Cocoanut St. Clair' E.

lisle of porches- The weekly newspaper Reynolds Many Pittslieta the normal life of millions of tense. workers will start an edu- lie howee club said tha upon is reque ar st, titlery, vr. night fire 4 ter 1 i. Ile 'runs the C. F.

Hale News reported arrests In Italy to 'hills ge us to Americans as the program to moe cational campaign today to carry 1170 1, an ro In I was able -e a- (action' roams just around the cot- suppress a plot to overthrow Muss0- bilize all resources for victory is the ahare-the-meat program to 4 uontinuett on ventb age Chief Declares the ner front Grove place, 'at '43 lint and restore to power King Vic- Chi extended in several directions-7 every citt, town and tn eaten lme el vi 1 t' st help ars fro mi a the furnace. laumbuis Avenue We decided to tor 1 l. mmanuel And yet the new preparatiOn for rationing. Until Dleastsehoetts: Slightly reder ge sa Don't me wrong There WAS1 tatv. tal i 4 money by going to Marshal Pietro bBsdoglio.

a for- At least tour Pittsfield donee generally are limited to the then, the government asks delta I ntl 1 ex nothing. heroic About AU this ithe Mayfair Club instead. mer air staff chief. end 2000 other balls. Jorated on the upper floor.

"luxury" claesification. No one will to helot hernselves voluntarily to Eastera New York: This after- iwas on the eutaigeo We left the Mayfair boot 10.43. Fascist military- officials were of huiminaN a fire has. be hungry. no one will freeze and 2'i poun of red meat-beet rage noon moderately cola snow nue- imen and doctors t' 'r I i 11 -It- 4-it0 as, VO could hear the fire trucks said to have been arrested.

Mar- lord equal to or even greater thin no one will have to walk to Work pork, yea mutton and lamb-each Aniusements la sout a 40, i as a result of them. Compared week. Th limit for children six to Beacon Hill lt an raw la the forth portion. Tortight Iscreaching down the street and ate shal Rodollo CraZiani, former Rai- that in the Cocoanut Grove 'n third 4. klet' portion than haat 1 'I climb to the tou 000rlpoople running.

Somebody asked Ian army leader in North Africa. flo.ton. Chief of police John with the drastic measures EU- 12- years Is l'i pounds; for chil- Clessined Ado. 1 i might. not lama, bit, tonight in sod 1,63 out Mrs.

hialoriey. Noth- (for all servicemen to Nat- was said to have escaped Prom- Sull'hian said this morning ropean nations have had to tin- dren und three-tourths of a Comics 14 I noeth portion. that. I just volunteered! wally. I pitched in.

inent anti-Fascists also were sr- commenting on the tragic h. pcoe on their they are pound. County News Atlantic -Coast. Esioalporg to did Veratt I Mad with scores! I could see no flante mild the rested in Cremona, reports said. shoos death toil already his MI Bonds-Approximately 50.000 pro- Editorials I.

ko. --a- i nk tdomii amati craft or air other service men ini but the area thick and additional Nazi storm troop- reached are Here is a brief summary of fessionsa astesmen lou al a drive to Paul a li on 10 storm seeing sr. Nona too. 'saki Our Job smoke. I could hear pet ers were sent Opposition to "Many load run a home-front actions scheduled for help the government sell in one! Radio IS pheyed.

spectacular. thersietteenurtz inside and only Mussolini's regime as said to be tress risk regularly." the thief this -week: of wail Social News 4 lasts plenty of drama -what was taking pities. I running Mgt in one of the 'said. "Much greater precautions Coffee-Obtainable only by sure It sill be the biggest2bor-1 Startle 12-13 -4- The total weather report 'will lbout us- i 1 -11 RArs chief targets. gainat repetition of tha Boston render Of coupons in the "sugar" a---a-- I lb.

ear Today la boo found on rIts. t44-t-ond iDeeided To alive eleney a Sgt. Hale i tragedy ehould be taken, beanies, rationing books; Adults will be nations a Thorepeon 10 esstart qapt. booties'. 1, Thn fact is.

I "Ian Isserwtierned Continued sin Second rags .44, tee di.abssto SI hails a 's. It au happen lops." limitod 1,0 Ceti pound eifory ties Continued ea Beyond Psis 4Vestbroole Niter El i at, a a 4 aa a I I 4 7 er) elv inn 1 -1 -1 i Us S. lanes he Royal Air 1 1.