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NINE THE LINCOLN STAR TUESDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1941 clared that Gen. Gregory K. WAR IN RUSSIA lege of agriculture by H. G.

Gould, assistant director of the Nebraska U.S. Non Aggression Plan Mad To Black Qui the Whito House Zhukov's red armies had hurled the Germans back with Heavy agricultural extension service. Ail Thousands Of Nebraskans Aiv ait Word Of Fate Of Kin In War Areas oases in the Tula sector, 100 changes were occasioned by agents going into the armed forces of the miles south of and esti WASHINGTON, Dec. (AP) mated total German casualties at United States. Reds Regain 6,000.000 men in the first five Andrew Monsen, agricultural Preparations have been completed lor blacking out the white months of the war.

The German Policy Is Reviewed By Editor Lawrence Before Rotary Club The American non aegrvssion agent in the Burwell district, which includes Garfield, Loup and news agency, DNB, said last night house. With channels of mforrnatfon that 10,000.000 Russians had been Wheeler counties, has been re Just what steps were taken was from the Pacific theater of war necessarily slowed because of pri knocked out of action." Temperatures at low as 17 de placed by Willis Thurber, formerly extension agent in Boyd county, Leo Tupper. of Cherry county. foreign policy since the Hoover mary emphasis which must be 1 Territory In Moscow Area grees below zero were recorded not disclosed, but officials said that arrangements had been made to black out the executive mansion upon orders from the proper and Russians commented; "Wait. protest in 1930 up until the present war developments was has been replaced by Edgar Van Boening.

formerly an assistant this is nothing." reviewed by J. E. Lawrence, ed agent. Harry Holdt, also formerly A German military spokesman authorities, iney said they assumed these authorities were ci itor of The Lincoln Star, before an assistant agent, has been elect acknowledged yesterday that bitter winter conditions had forced vilian defense officials. the Rotary club luncheon Tuesday ed to the place in Pierce county noon.

which was held by Melvin Beer a halt in major operations in IN BITTER COLD "The Hoover protest In 1930 given to conduct of the battle itself, thousands of Nebraskans today continued to await word concerning their Kin. An inescapable factor adding to the uncertainty was the requirement that the U. S. war and navy departments must restrict the volume and character of information concerning men In the armed services in order to combat forces of espionage. man.

cluding the offensive against Mos dealt with the Japanese occupa Beer man and Monsen are in the War Will Speed Up cow until spring. Battered forces of Gen. Ecwin army as officers, having com tion of Manchuria, and from that time on the leaders of this country Rommel were reported to be re pleted advanced training in O. T. C.

while in college. Tupper is a draftee. grouping in Libya after with have repeatedly made efforts to keep the peace of this world," drawing westward to a line ex Organization Of Air Raid Warning System Mr. Lawrence declared. tending south from Tobruk through El Adem and Bir El Gobi.

Mental Hazards. BROOK FIELD, Mo. (AP) Retreat From Rostov Goes Even Beyond Port Where They Planned Stand (By th Associated Pru.l Field Marshal Ewald Von Kleist's fleeing German armies of the Ukraine were declared in soviet dispatches today to have been thrown back beyond Mariupol, 100 miles west of Rostov on Don, while on the north African I In 1933, President Roosevelt made the plea to the League of Nations to outlaw airplanes and other mechanized units of warfare. In 1937 President Roosevelt began his two year pleas to Hitter Over Nebraska British mechanized forces and infantry worked on pockets of 1 I Charles T. Sears of Trenton, had to pinch himself a couple of axis resistance along the Libyan R.

F. Weller, executive secre times before he believed this ac yasssslliaBBSSssBBSBiH coast the vicinity of Bardia, tually happened to him: while Cairo dispatches reported, and tary of the state advisory defense and Mussolini to negotiate through the channels of diplo Typical of the Nebraska families who awaited for word today were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blitz of 442 A street, Lincoln. Their boys.

Leo and Rudolf, (see picture at right), were the first twins to enlist through the Lincoln navy recruiting station. They enlisted May, 1938. Aged 20, they were both last reported stationed as seamen aboard the V. S. S.

Oklahoma. The Oklahoma was unofficially reported as sunk in Pearl Harbor but the U. S. government had not confirmed this, Tuesday morning. estimated 4.000 Italian troops LEO Oeft) and RUD6LF BLITZ Lincoln twins were on U.

S. S. Oklahoma committee, said Tuesday the re playing golf here, a fox and hound dashed between his legs. macy, Mr Lawrence continued were trapped. cent turn of events would in all At the close of 1941, wt saw front, nazi tanks forces were re probability speed up the organ The British already have claimed 8.000 prisoners from the the invasion of this country, con Mrs.

F. E. Chase of 278S street ported in retreat tinued peace efforts have failed ization of an air raid warning sys tern over Nebraska. drive. has been at Midway Isle since last London quarters said that the and the mighty forces of the United States are once more en doublets green stamps April as an employe of the Weller last summer was in British imperial army was "getting to the end" of the second Waterway Construction Co.

Allies Warned Against charge of the registration of vol Allen W. Wilson, 18, son of Mr unteer ir raid spotters through phase of the battle of Libya aimed at annihilation of axis Underestimating Japan out the state, to be used In case tion in Hawaii when ha last wrote. Paul F. Nickerson, son of J. B.

Nickerson who is clerk of the U. S. District court in Lincoln is an employe of a huge American merchant marine liner now believed to be doing duty as a troop transport somewhere in the Pacific Lt. Ted E. Pulos, 29.

of 3224 Similar anxi 25c gaged in war, he concluded. 3 County Agents Are Called Into PALACE SLICED BACON. I Lt. Layer armored forces and that German emregency. At that time there and Mrs.

H. A. Wilson of 845 street, enlisted in the navy in February, 1941, and when he last LONDON, Dec. 9 (AP) The Daily Mail warned Americans ety was feit tanks had withdrawn after being LAftr.K tcxas 43 were no specific observation yosts here by Mr and Mrs. C.

A. i. JUICE OEANOrS heavily hammered. wrote was stationed aboard a U. set up in the state, but Weller said and British today against underrating Japan.

"We made two big psychologica 59c A bulletin from Adolf Hitler's SPRY 3 Lk Can Tuesday he was prepared for battleship which was at that time Benton of 5210 Military Service move by U. S. air corps officials east front headquarters reported to set up these posts. merely "local fighting" and nazi mistakes in this war," it said. "We underestimated Germany.

Recent changes In the staff of Deliver? Ore era Mere! Orfn Tfcaa SI. I IS Delivery Charge. Schleich's Groceryteria; When definite posts are set up, military dispatches emphasized he said, the program which has the bitter cold paralyzing move overestimated Italy. Nebraska county agricultura agents were announced Tuesday "Let us now try to size up lain dormant since last summer, ment in the Russian campaign. lut a eta at the University of Nebraska col will no doubt be resumed.

I Soviet reports, however, de in Pearl Harbor. Mrs. Wilson's brother, Lt. C. W.

Rock, was in Manila when he last wrote. Three members of the family of Mrs. Dean Jackson, who is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Adamson, 558 North Fourteenth, are living in the Hawaiian islands, on the Ewa plantation. They are her husband and two children, Evelyn and Jean. Japan at her proper worth x. Knox street whose son Robert is a seaman aboard the U.

S. S. West Virginia. This battleship is also one of those 1 a 1 by sources as having been street, is an Annapolis graduate and was with the marine corps in tha Philippines when he last wrote. He is the ton of Mr.

and Mrs. A. C. Pulos who have a boy, William E. Pulos, 23, who Is now in his second year at West Point At Midway.

Halbert Chase, son of Mr. and sunk in Pearl Robert Bentoa Harbor. Thi Chamber Is Giving had not been confirmed by the U. S. ffovernment at 11 a.

m. ENTION Aim tvniafen. 1MT no. win. Oeorga Schiairhar.

704 Ntw HampantTO. Christina Neiaoa I.udwig, 00 So. SOrd. Philip Manacal, 118 Jt. Gaorga Mater, 103 Q.

Jamb Michael, 20 ffo. 9K Mary Miaehel No. tth. Anna Ma ta Miebal. 1025 No.

aim. Kiizatxrth Mlrhal, 1402 No. 19th. Banna Netdeq, MIS Randolph. Ann Margaret Niadarhaua.

1043 No. Ul John Nlederhanat, 4 T. Qulntln Ortlt, 204 Waat J. Emanuel Reiabig, 740 So. 13tfe ATT Tuesday.

Time Element Vague. The Star on Monday carried the names of many Nebraskans who at last reports were in certain sectors of the war rone. Due to naval policies and for other reasons it should be stressed that the time lag on location of men in the services may vary from a few weeks to several months. Consequently parents who last heard from their sons at a certain point should be reminded they may be thousands of miles away from Dinner Tonight In Honor New Citizens One hundred and fifty seven newly naturalized U. S.

citizens, formerly of Russia, Canada, Czecho Slovakia, Mexico, Germany and Greece will be honored at the Lincoln chamber of commerce annual citizenship dinner Tuesday evening. These new citizens of Lancaster county have passed the necessary examinations, given semi annually by government officials. Of the total number, 118 of the new citizens received their instruction in the WPA adult education courses. Fe Barbara Rcaac, 271 So. 14th.

Prank Paul Srhntttkar, 13 Otoa. ElUabetn Ca Uterine Schrelber, 1421 Bo. fth. Joa Srhrler, MM So. tth.

Mario Schritt, 1046 No. Sth. Henry Schroeder, Panama. Mary Sohuman, 1100 St. Dora Augusta Louisa Stenknecht, SM He.

gOth. James Skok, SOiT Logan ava. Prank Slaby. 1 SOS So. 3rd.

Vlasta SveJkOYalcy, 174T P. Alfred Swete. 1611 No. 2t. Robert 8wal.

MartelL Fidel Urlbe, SMS Q. Kortrthy May Voelker. t30S Wathrngtoa. Kathertno Weber. Sll New Hampshire.

MaUuaa Wendalta. 3540 East Feranlng Road. John Wllhelm. 15 West Clarence Frederick Young, ISIS Bo. 48th.

John Zadlna. 325A Vina. REPATRIATIONS GRANTED. Katharine Arost. SO0 So.

13th. Roaa Amelia Bauer. 8400 Randolph. Eva Anna Bock. 20 So.

28th. Florence M. Clark. S037 N. Thereea Emma Fraaa, Route 1.

Olive Bradley Mueller, 8110 N. Blanche Beaael Polaky. 1724 Pepper am Katie Schmidt, 170 West O. Bessie Maud Thormikar. 1915 1 Katherine Traadt, SO0 Want Oexfiett.

Arrangements for the dinner were made by Morris Adams. The program follows: Invocation Rev Brost. Welcome Jo Bcrat. Play "A Sra in tlw tion of Naturaliea tion court" WPA adult education In tmctora. that point at the present time.

In Pacific Area. Other Nebraskans known to be in the Pacific area when last heard from include the following: Lawrence E. Campbell, son of Mrs. Sylvia Campbell who is the telephone operator at Dent in, is a seaman on an American destroyer last reported in Manila, P. I.

Gail L. Roberts, brother of Josephine Roberts, 709 Marshall, is with the marine air corps and is most recently known to have been stationed in Hawaii. Staff Sgt. Henry Lorenz, son of Mrs. Katherine Lorenz of 223 street, was with the army in the Philippines when last heard, from.

Denzel Muggy, a navy man for 16 years, was serving as a commissary steward and his ship was in Manila bay at the last report. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C.

Muggy of 2440 South 38th. Another son. Paul Muggy, has been Star Spangled Bannar, lad by Vara Upton. Pirdga of Ailefianc to tha Flat Loo Bck. Bnadlctlon Rt.

Ltoyd Riling. The following are being honored HAWAII at the banquet: UL Mary A dot ph. 73T I Axel Johannes Andersea, St. Elisabeth Courtmartial YOUR CO OPERATION Ss urgently and eernestly sought by Hit public tervict organizations named below in the matter of furthering the cause of the nation in the present defense emergency. Because, as public service organizations, we are classified as "National Defense Utilities" and, therefore, are protected by on Act of Congress, quoted below, (in box), YOU, AS A CITIZEN, MAY CO OPERATE WITH THESE PUBLIC SERVICE CONCERNS BY REPORTING AT ONCE TO YOUR LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITIES OR ADVISING THE INSTI TUTION AFFECTED, OF ANY SUSPICIOUS ACTION OCCURRING ON OR NEAR THE PREMISES OF ANY OF THE PROPERTIES OF THESE CONCERNS, OR ADVISING LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITIES AS TO ANY INFORMATION YOU MAY HAVE AS TO ANY PERSON OR PERSONS VIOLATING, OR PLANNING TO VIOLATE THE PROVISIONS OF THE ACT OF CONGRESS QUOTED BELOW.

QUOTING DIRECTLY FROM THE ACT OF THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS Of Officers Is Demanded in the navy a year and was at San Francisco waen he last wrote. A third son, Robert, is in an air craft factory at Buffalo, N. Y. Herschel torch, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Holly Storch of 1825 is a third class yeoman with the coast guard. He was on duty in Hawaiian waters aboard a supply boat when he wrote last Morton D. Jones, formerly Emerson, and a brother of Lloyd E. Jones who is with the bureau of agricultural economics in Lincoln, was serving as a warrant officer at a naval air sta WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 (AP) hospital.

John Athnas, ft? O. Fred Bauer, 3ut Arlington. Oeorga Bauer, 4S B. Estella Geneva Bennett, 1530 Rose. Amelia Benael.

800 A. Char lea Milton Best, 1934 P. Margaret Bohl, 123S New Hampshire. Christine Eltaabeth Brehm, 1030 No. TUk Katharine Brehm, 637 Mollia Brehm.

1429 No. 14th. nsus Dam tan, S44 No. 14th. PhilUpp lunges, 1135 Charleston.

Katherine Drieth, 3 IS O. Lena lrich, 002 D. Louisa rh. 3451 Anaheim Drive, John Firestone. SIS Ho.

SaUk Henry Koi, 411 Knoxi Maria Katherine Froacheieer, 101 Christian (ierlarh, SOS Judaoa. Marie Haar, RKD S. Mary Katharine Hardt. Ml Anna Margaret Hardunf, SS1S So. 13th.

Katherine Harrla, 305 H. John Hrgwald, 337 B. Katherine Heidenrlch. 1430 Bo. 10th.

Margaret Heiaer. 444 C. Adoiph Hock. 113 So. 10th.

Lena Hohnatein. 3134 p. Minnie Holaa, 931 feach. John Kaiser. 736 So.

Slat. Cart Akeentowtia, HIS So, Slat Maadatena Alias, 122a So. 2nd. Katheratna Maria A emus. 64S Waah fcagton.

Catherine Betdack, 112 West P. Elizabeth Margaret Beits, 344 O. Oertie Biankama, 321 o. 27th. Popaa Bokema, Firth.

Ann Borchera, 13d West B. fcmma iherkaea Buettceabaoh, S10S Clinton. Margaret Burhaek, 32S O. Anna Holt, 4410 Barker Omaha. Mane Margaret Deuua.

1311 Court. Catherine Xerr, 910 Claremont. Rep. Dingell (D Mich) told the house today he proposed to de mand that courtmartial proceed ings be instituted against four high ranking army officers and the commander of the Pacific fleet for what happened in Hawaii. Chapter 926 Tifri Session of Seventy Sixth Congrmut Smc 5 tuUh, or Dingell named specifically Lt Gen.

Walter C. Short, command ing the Hawaiian department: Maj. Gen. H. H.

Arnold, deputy r. w' trie 150 Attend Annual State Convention 01 Veterinarians chief of staff for air; Maj. Gen. George H. Brett, chief of the army air corps, and Admiral Husband Kimmel, commander of the Pacific fleet.

"Tiojooo or tm Then, Rep. Bulwlnkle (D NC) immediately arose to say "it be moretH hooves members to keep their feet on the ground and not act with botit." or thereof, 1 vgarSt out knowing the full facts. on conwy tbo Applause Greets Remarks. 'In times like this," he declared, it is the patriotic duty of every prisoner rM Ad of ConffrwH Ap prof tO, I91 AmtndU Hot. 1940.

American, especially every con Reginald Jack le vice, 4711 Calvert. John Diets. 1121 Bo. Sth. Elisabeth Katherine Filbert, lot B.

Alexander Fink. 1027 Charlestons Carl Casper Frederick, 33M A. David Fucha, 1220 Claremont. Anna Margaret Fuss, rotua No. Lincoln.

Walter M. Ceiat, 326A Dudley. Peart Polly oeller, 1H2S Vina. Anna Margaret cieslck, O. Henry Ulanta, 941 Vina.

Krwia Golier, 1419 S. Maria Oruenemeier, 1201 So. 1st. Anna Marie Hahn, 1030 No. Sth.

limm Sophia Halat. 1127 Girfield. Jamea William Haworth, 1234 StUlwatar. Catherine Heimuuek, o. Anna Barbara Herstein.

712 Charlastoa. Katherine liinkla, S9 Hayea. Frederick WiUiam Hirtsal, aftlS Pra aiont. Florence Minnie Holmes. 311 No.

ISth. Ann Margaret Hue H27 Charlastoa. Katherine I). Jacob, 93 4 B. Eilaaneih Jaeoby, 1139 New Hampahlr.

Adrian Leo Jarry, 114 West D. Mollia Johnaoa, 1139 So, tth. Ameiia JordAn, S2S P. Marie Kahler. 6t)i So.

tnd. Alexauder Kisr, 119 So. Slat Magallny Karavaa, 230 So. 29Uu Approximately 150 members of the Nebraska State Veterinary Medical association met at the Cornhusker hotel Tuesday for the 45th annual meeting of the association. The meetings will last through Wednesday.

The morning sessions were devoted to business discussions with the president, Dr, G. A. Acker man, Lincoln, presiding. Report of the chairmen of the board of directors and the legislative committee featured the meeting. Dr.

S. M. Score. Albion, Is head of the board of directors, and Dr. W.

T. Spencer, Lincoln, heads the legislative committee. In Ihe afternoon, the sessions gressman, to be guarded In his I words in order not to give aid and comfort to the enemy. Bunts of applause greeted his remarks, as well as a statement by Rep. Van Zandt (R.

Pa.) that he resented criticism of Kimmel. Van Zandt said that the house mem bers did not appreciate the advancement of aircraft and when all reports were in there would be AS PUBLIC service institutions serving this community, we pledge to those whom we serve the highest type of service. Recognizing that the service which we render is indispensable in the conduct of our nation's defense program, we further pledge every effort to meet each and every demand which may be made upon us, that the program of National Defense may move forward on every front. We shall do our bit, whatever it may be, to bring about the ultimate objective VICTORY. onraa K.e ler.

700 K. Ch rut tan Margaret Kola, 1121 No. Tth. no criticism of any of the admiral's staff or personnel. Dingell action was denounced onn tvoreii, im k.

Samuel John Leach. 9121 MorrllL Walter Lehl, Bo. 1st. Katharine Leikam, 1123 Claremont. Albert VYilheid Undahl.

330 No. 30th. by Chairman Vinson (D. Ga.) of Katnertn Loooeo, route No. 3, Lueoia.

the house naval committee as "nothing but a cheap effort to get newspaper publicity." No Time to Rock Boat. Vinson said he resented the in aimtnni juooa, 70W JSo. fth, MolUe Looa. 703 Vine. Margaret Schleiger, 329 B).

Minnie Schluterbuech, 327 O. Emma Schneider, 2270 W. Henrietta SeckUiger, 323 A. Adele Sohuits, 1021 So. 14th.

Phillip Sllva. 134 Charlotte Sinner, 517 So. Sn4. Phillip Sterkel. Ill K.

Marie Stehr. 933 Peach. Natalie Stromberzer. Rnlrnie W4 sinuation that the naval and mil 1 Your Public Service Organizations itary men in the Pacific, who. he said were offering their lives on the altar of service to their country," had not been true to their Wiiliara Jamea Thompson, 1319 So.

23rd. trust were devoted to an address by Dr. W. H. Boynton, of the University of California, and election of officers.

Dr, Boynton talked on "Use of Cholera Tissue Vaccine In the Tield. The ladies auxiliary, meeting in conjunction with the veterinarians, met at 12.30 for luncheon at the Cornhusker, with a bridge party later in the afternoon. Present officers of the organization are: Dr. G. A.

Ackerman, Lincoln, president; Dr. R. M. Edwards, Scottsbluff, vice president, and Dr. J.

D. Sprague, David City, secretary treasurer. DR. MUELLER FILES BANKRUPTCY ACTION Dr. Hans B.

Mueller filed a bankruptcy petition in Federal court Tuesday, listing liabilities Of $4,246.44 of which $3,703.94 are unsecured. Assets listed total $5,011.12 of which $3,451.12 are on open accounts. Holders of unsecured claims were given as Henry C. Luckey, 4013 Holdrege, A. Nieschmidt, Utah, $684 and George Osius, Detroit.

$400. "This is no time to rock the boat 'Vinson said. "If the navy CITY WATER AND LIGHT DEPARTMENT IOWA NEBRASKA LIGHT. POWER CO. COMSUMERS PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT has suffered casualties at Pearl harbor, there's just one simple! thing to do buckle up our belts! and make a determined effort a.iiMocm vogei.

9822 Platte ave. Ralph Kmory Welrtch, S730 Sherldaa. Mollie WiU, S22 St. Alexander Worater, 10S John Worater, loft C. Peter Woreter, 745 Sumner.

Hannah Keller. 1030 So. 9vh. Anna lie Klein. 306 So.

11th. August Korn, 1929 J. Christiana Kola. 70S Charleston. Margaret Leichner, 923 Chariestoa.

Anna Margareu Lttt, 914 Clajmoai. Kva Elisabeth LuUi. 933 a Katherine Lynch, Sll B. Katherine Meng, 1418 So. lfHh.

Elisabeth Miller. S23 No. Sth. Matt Albert Nemec, 814 80. effc.

Motile Nuas, 1319 New Hampahira, Agnes Pechous, 2234 Holdr.se. Oliver A 1 lea Poems, 84 1 2 Woods Etrma Quaitrocchi. route No. a Je Ouattrocrhi. mimt n.

that will win the war that much sooner. Vinson commented that "con gress can't fight this war. add THE LINCOLN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY ing that thaVjob must be left to the men trained for the task. Dingell's outburst came a short time after the house naval corn mi tee heard Rep. Vincent (D Ky) Elisabeth Relchel.

1129 New Hampahira. iwwiim, Henry Rosenthal. 917 So. nth. Dorothea hUisaoeUi JUilt.

329 assert that someone responsible for Hawaii's defense "was asleep.1.