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November 26 1942 5 Ijc 5alt gakr -'v7riburte Thursday Morning Axis Fights Delaying Action in Tunisia I To Give Hitler Time for Reinforcing C-4 WU Ilde Pleads 'Germans Seize Captive French Leaders I Ship Leaves Yards For Clear AT THE FRENCH FRONTIER to Marshal Henri Petain protest- while still premier he advocated Pk Nov 25 (P)--Former Premier Paul ing the a a a of German i transferring the government to RICHMOND Cal Nov 25 (UP) as Peace Terms Reynaud former Home Minister troops around his prison Reynaud north Africa to continue resis- C-4 type vessel described Georges Mandel and )robanly five told Petain this objectoinable tance and Mandel because he the first of its kind built in the f' United States for the maritime wanted to organize a government other former French leaders in- and that he was "taking note of i Tells Canadians We An Africa after the armistice commission was launched at the eluding General Maurice Gamelin the state of affairs for future set- i The nazis it was said have Kaiser Richmond snipyard No 3 Must Consider have been or are About to be tlement" seized some documents connected given into German hands reliable With Reynaud and Mandel ac- 1 with the Rioni "war guilt" trials Wednesday 'Russ China Allies sourses said Wednesday cording to well-informed French which will be used as a basis for The vessel was christened the According to the most authentic sources are also General Gamelin new charges against Reynaud in- "General George Squire" by -t 1 information Reynaud and Mandel former Premier Edouard Daladier I eluding an effort to link him with Miss Mary A Somervell (er tinued From Page One) captives since the fall of France former Premier Leon Blum Pierre General Henri Giraud French daughter of Lieutenant General have been transferred from their Jacomet former Administrator of leader who fled to north Africa Brehon Somervell chief of the torica in Africa that the Rus- ca an prison fortress in the Pyrenees to the national defense ministry and and joined the Americans army services of supply sians would hold at Stalingrad Bordeaux ostensibly for safekeep- former Air Minister Guy La Cham- Some sources discounted reports The General Squire was debut that he found everywhere lug but actually as a step to being bre the latter moved from intern- of the removal of the five others scribed as almost twice as large as handed over to the nazis rnent near Vichy and said Reynaud and Mandel were a Liberty freighter The C-4 was "worry and doubt in the heart --Z-4 t-- -1 1Aie1 4 tInga fire chirw lallrithPti At Rich in Africa after the armistice The nazis it was said have commission was launched at the Kaiser Richmond shipyard No 3 Wednesday seized some documents connected with the Riom' "war guilt" trials which will be used as a basis for The vessel was christened the new charges against Reynaud in- "General George Squire" by Miss eluding an effort to link him with Mary Anne Somervell General Henri Giraud French daughter of Lieutenant General leader who fled to north Africa Brehon Somervell chief of the and joined the Americans army services of supply Some sources discounted reports The General Squire was de-of the removal of the five others scribed as almost twice as large as and said Reynaud and Mandel were a Liberty freighter The C-4 was the first ship launched at It double-purpose 88-mm antiaircraft antitank weapon in general the weapons and equipment now being used in Tunisia and Tripolitania are developments of tried and tested weapons are few if any really new on either side Military Company ments have yet been unless the nazis are actually em- airci ploying for the first time their so-called air-borne light armored units apparently developed of the equi air-borne divisions like those that sia participated in the invasion of men Crete In the gYptian fighting ther American-built 105-mm self-pro- arm pelled guns justified their design- mill ers and helped to offset the Gerrm man But there arms the only ones immediately in- Richvolved mond yard No 3 Italy Swarms With Nazi Secret Police AL 1 7rit4 eer ''7 ---C--- 4 4 il ----Sk 2 ---7 4 i -7 -r Exclusive Times-Salt Lake Tribune By Hanson Baldwin New York Times 31iitary Analyst Copyright 1942 by Times NEW YORK Nov battle for for Tripolitania and turning rapidly into vicious scrambling fightinr: Wednesday In the air on the land and on the Sf a united nations and axis forces were in sporadic contact and the intermittent and bitter Axis air strength in the central -Iklediterranean area obviously has been greatly reinforced probably at expense of the Russian front and our advancing columns were meeting intense air attack Saris Well Equipped The German ground troops in Timisia and the ground that have reached the retreating: Africa corps in Libya are probably relatively small in riimber but well equipped and it row seems probable that Hitler is some to rush additional reinforcements i-ith heavier equipment across the Mediterranean while the laftwaffe and a screen of mobile ground forces delay the allied pincer movement In the fighting in the air British Spitfires and some of the former modified for operations from carrier and American Curtiss P-40s and Lockheed Lightnings (P-3Ss) are opposing the Atesserschmitt '-twins--the 109 and the Heinkels and the Junkers dive bombers of the nazis So far neither side seems to have Introduced any startling new types in the air battles although the Lockheed seems to be getting its first real baptism of fire in north Africa at the same time that it is receiving its first major combat operational tests in the New Guitrea-Solomons area (Lockheeds 'have been in Britain for some months and have accompanied many of our bombers on their raids over the continent but until recently they had never encountered German fighter opposition) co Major Moves Yet' In the ground fighting in north Africa no major new develop Lake mes bat- poll- rap- ight LONDON Nov 25 Thousands of German gestapo agents are pouring into Italy to put down any possible revolt and maintain order among jittery Italians who are stunned by allied victories in Africa reports from the continent said Wednesday Persons arriving in Ankara from Italy said an estimated 65000 nazi agents wearing civilian clothes have moved into the country during the past few weeks Most of them are represented as business men or technical advisers but actually are gestapo agents These persons said that after the reneWid bombing of northern Italy gossip spread that an antifascist uprising was planned and that the new government would make peace with the Swiss reports said more than 200 persons have been arrested recently for listening for allied radio broadcasts and then spreading allied information The basis of the German military organization is the basic infantry corresponds to our squad and is composed of 10 men Four of these squads plus a light mortar squad and a platoon headquarters compose a platoon which is commanded by a first or second lieutenant Three platoons and an antitank rifle section make up a company commanded byk a captain The basic weapon of the German infantry platoon is the rifle There are 28 rifles of the standard 79- mm caliber each weighing nine pounds in the platoon There are five so-called Schmeisser machine pistols which fire 250 to 320 rounds a minute Other weapons include the familiar "potato masher" hand grenades the double purpose MG-34 79-mm machine guns the Luger pistol and a 50-mm light mortar Using Medium Tank The standard tank that is likely to oppose united nations forces in the climactic battles for north Africa that are now developing Is the German tank IV a 22-ton medium tank with a crew of five Its armor varies from about 16 inches to 24 inches in thickness and its principal armament is a short 75-mm gun of lesser power than the 75 used in our 11-3 and M-4 tanks The German Mark III is an 18-ton tank also with a crew of five but mounting a 37-mm or 50-mm gun These tanks have been rather clearly outmatched according to preliminary reports from Egypt by the American M-3s and M-4s Another militarystorm is brewing on the borders of Indit and Burma The Japanese have reinforced Burma bringing their strength there to some six divisions and allied air raids against Japenese-held points in Burma have been greatly intensified lately The reccEnquest of Burma is obviously a part of our global strategy v' i This was said to be largely the 1 -The nazis these sources said and minds of the people behind result of-a letter Reynaud wrote want Reynaud because in 1940 the fronts They were searching for a common purpose" "Europe in 1917 was probably -T- -r- 4( 4- 4- in much the same mood" Willkie said "then Lenin gave the world 4( one set of answers A little later Wilson gave it another Neither 4c -ir 'F- set of answers ever became blood and bone part of the war but were 4( 11- superimposed on it in the peace So neither set of answers re- 4( A' deemed the war or made it any- thing more than a costly fight for it I i 1 0' jr 9 3 4 power It ended with an armistice :4 7 e74 not a real peace i 'I do not believe this war need 4( be the same There are now dur- ing the war common purposes in 4( i the minds of men living as far rd 4:: --4-- 1 apart as the citizens of Great 0e 96 4'4 Britain and the free common- 1 6'' 4 rey wealth of nations the Americans 4( 54 fr'' tt-y the Russians and the Chinese But -i--411' we shall have to make articulate 41( 4 i ----------k and real our common purposes" China's expressed declaration 4f i 1 A AA040r" that she desired no place as leader ---r': i 1 I in Asia and above all desired to 4( -r: is cooperate in a "new interdepend- ent world" was one of the finest 41c 4 fj statements of war aims yet made he said 7'''''' li4( i l'' :7 'H: He said that Stalin's statement 4( 4i- ri 4 I of November 6 urging the aboli- si tion of racial exclusiveness equal- 4 16 7 I 4b e''? i ity of nations and integrity of A 0 ''l '''1' :1 H'Ittl't' their territories the right of every 4 4 1 -(- 4 :4 1 A i 4 4 i 's 1 I nation to arrange its affairs eco- Aliforskomsksexs4 1 i the k- nomic aid to nations that have 4 -oarrogsolo1 I suffered from the war and the 1 i si ''0 -f 4 :1 N44 4 destruction of the Hitlerite regime ic i-40meemetogeesk 4 :14 19F1 ti ek- 44 4 was one which the citizens of the great democracies can accept tcNt--: 3- i' c-- NI "We may ask" he said 'does 4C A Stalin mean what he Some i will point out that only two years 1 2'7 ago Russia was in alliance of ex- 4- pediency with Germany I make no tef -i f' defense of expediency but a Rus- sian feeling that by the German 1 alliance his country was buying r- k'''' '''''1-' 7 e- time might remind the democra- 1 Cl- 1 cies of Munich and of the seven "714 ''''4''' million tons of the best grade scrap iron my country shipped to 41( Japan between 1937 and 1940" s' 0- -06Z-1 'kii 1'4- li: Willkie appealed for large con- '4( Ar NC '4' 7 tributions of all kinds to Russia -4' He said his own observations had shown him that this winter in Russia is going to be terrible 4 4t lig- 4( 4( 4- 4- 4( 4( -0e i 4 0 fr 1( cf 1 4- 7N hg i 1 istr 4E Chaplin Lauds Reds CHICAGO Nov 25 (INS) Attacks on Russia and communism should be shelved--at least for the the soviet union is one of America's strongest allies Charles Chaplin noted film comedian asserted -sNii JkJ 4 A--4 A1 al'-' ''6 a 411 1-' 7) r'''14 IY7 1111214 '14C: 1 lik-4 stimp" Apr 4 atto 4: Aif-' 1 A "er i-' 1 50 I i l''t 400v- sAifor to O'f' 4' '6 1 aikz-04' --W i' A 4 ok t-sx ILA 1 tiZtw dt Cf lk ITIL2 A LOUT 4-- ri (7 (77 t- --771 et-' (7' 1 "-I lf I 1-7 An I av ir Iwo 4 0 tml0 SHV 00000 SIIWIIIWS proudly present a selection of luggage and leather goods gifts unrivaled in all their 28 years' history Courteous-trained salespeople to serve modernaRpointment to facilitate comfort in that inherent mark of quality behind every price tag that makes 5hapiro's values so outstandiAg you think it's fun trapping old Tom Turkey 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Sure it's fun that part of Thanksgiving is a lot of fun Johnny AI' My Private Shows True Thanks Spirit WHITE PLAINS Nov 4( 25 fT1 An army private who it( wanted to share the spirit of Thanksgiving selected Patrick ix Lynch father of two little girls recently murdered as the reciplent Private Thomas Coyne of San Francisco stationed at Camp 4( Hood Texas sent a money order to Westchester County Judge 4( Frank Coyne (no relation) and asked him to forward it to Lynch 42( "I believe the father won't be very happy on Thanksgiving" 4 Coyne wrote "I am sending this money order to share the spirit of 4( Thanksgiving "I wanted to send it to someone who is not apt to have as 4( pleasant a holiday as I even though I am in the army" 4( Edward Haight 17 was convicted two weeks ago of luring the 4( Lynch sisters Margaret 7 and Helen 8 into a station wagon 4( maltreating them and tossing them into Westchester waters to 4c drown He is under sentence to die in the electric chair '4K Jews to Protest 4( A Nazi Atrocities 1 I a ke 1 Army Private Shows True 'Thanks Spirit WHITE PLAINS Nov 25 fT1 An army private who wanted to share the spirit of Thanksgiving selected Patrick Lynch father of two little girls recently murdered as the recipient Private Thomas Coyne of San Francisco stationed at Camp Hood Texas sent a money order to Westchester County Judge Frank Coyne (no relation) and asked him to forward it to Lynch "I believe the father won't be very happy on Thanksgiving" Coyne wrote "I am sending this money order to share the spirit of Thanksgiving "I wanted to send It to someone who is not apt to have as pleasant a holiday as I even though I am in the army" Edward Haight 17 was convicted two weeks ago of luring the Lynch sisters Margaret 7 and Helen 8 into a station wagon maltreating them and tossing them into Westchester waters to drown He is under sentence to die in the electric chair MEN'S MUSSING CASES I a 4 CASE 9 5 $tD 95 4 1 I I 1 1 mi ti I 7 7 e4- -47' F-- ae pe-- wt2204I r- 41 44 A gpf l' 1' I 4 0------- But there's another side to Thanksgiving this grimmer side perhaps but a side that's much more important That other side is the real beginning of Thanksgiving back in the days of the Pilgrim the honest and sincere idea that caused those first settlers to set aside one day each year for giving thanks Covers Round In gnein leathr1 with useful fittings Zipper fasteners 4 Individual new style packing hangers to carry each dross sparately and wrinkle-free Also ample space for all othr clothing shos accssories and toilet goods Overnight Case to Match $695 )4- Other Suglfestions Especially Practical for Men in the SerNiee Clothes Brushes Picture Frames Writing Cases Combination Bill Fold and Pass Cases Game Sets Sewing Kits STYLE HAND BAGS 9 5 This year that part of Thanksgiving Day is the only part that's worth remembering Johnny A lot of the world's people don't have enough to cat this just plain starvin'g A lot of others are away from home fighting for their 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