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NEWSDEALER No. Am Newspaper Alliance Associated Press United Press International News Service LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, SUNDAY, KU 28. 1 Ml" TEN CENTS FOUNDED IN 1867 Allied nations learn Japs demand Filipinos end 'We'll burn Jap cities off face of the earth9 to avenge bombing of Manila, avous orris is smashing plans fications at the entrance of Ma hostilities to spare Manila nila bay Fort Mills on Corregidor WASHINGTON. Shocked legislators declared grimly Saturday that when the United States has gathered the full force of its island, and Fort Hughes and Fort Drum nearby are 25 miles or offensive might Japan shall be mora distant from the city. further devastating attack made to pay in kind for the cruel and bloody bomfclng of undefended Warn Against Offensives.

Mingled with the talk at the Manila. capitol of retaliation were warn Characterising the Japanese at ings against too early attempts by this country to take the offensive. tack as "barbarism in its worst form," Senator orris Neb.) expressed what appeared to be a 'The Japanese have placed Reinforcements sent to back forces on both sides of isle themselves in a position where ultimately they will reap what they have sown." Senator Austin universal sentiment when he asserted that the Nipponese had disregarded all rules of warfare and from FDR, Churchill Naval superiority to play major role in campaign, 25 envoys told mmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm WASHINGTON. (UP). President Roosevelt announced Saturday night after daylong conferences with the envoys of 23 allied governments that excellent progress' has been made in marshalling all the military and economic resources of the anti axis nations on a "world wide front.

The president's statement was issued after the framework a grand plan of strategy for smashing the axis "in every part of the globe," with naval superiority playing a major role was laid before the allied representatives by Mr. Koosevelt and British Prime Minister Churchill. Vt.) said. "We are going to move as rapidly as feasable to protect those people over there and in due time the Japanese will get what is coming to them." He recalled, however, that Wins ton Churchill had warned against half way measures in his address MANILA. (Sunday) (AP).

The Japanese brlatedly and brazenly offered Sunday to consider Manila an open eity hut demanded that Filipino forw "'cease nil resistance" after thr heart of this defenseless island capital had been bloodied aud set aflame by savagely attacking Japanese air raiders. This manifesto was broadcast by the" Tokyo radio and addressed to President Manuel Quezon of the Philippine as bomb pocked Manila heard the heartening word that reinforcements have been dispatched to outnumbered defenders battling Japanese invaders bearing down from both the north He A i 'm Bar bar SENATOR MORRIS: ism in its worst form. in turn could claim no immunity under such rules. "Their cities are open to attack, when we are ready, that will burn them off the face of the earth and that is what they are coming to." Nor is said. High officials, naturally, said nothing of retaliation, but Secretary of State Hull unreservedly denounced the attack, declaring the Japanese had taken to the Philippines the same practices of fiendishness they had inflicted on China.

It wss all part, he said, of a consistent Japanese record of employing the same barbaric methods, the same methods of cruelty and inhumanity as Hitler practices. Sheer Wantonness. The sheer wantonness of the Subs inactive as west coast speeds defense to congress Friday. Senator George Ga.) said that this country should not permit its resentment at Japanese "treachery" to goad it into ill advised action. 'This is a war of intense preparation and thoro planning," he told reporters.

"We have got to fix our long range objective and hope that public opinion will permit us to move steadily toward those objectives without pressing us into action on fronts where we are not ready. Show No Mercy Wheeler. Senator Wheeler Mont.) said he was sorry that the United States did not have "the bombs and bombers to bdrnb hell out of Tokyo. Kobe and other Japanese "We have advanced far along the route toward achievement of the ultimate objective the crushing; of those forces which have attacked and made war upon us," he said. The president's statement was issued thru his press secretary.

Stephen T. Early, who said that Joint U. S. Britiah war council talks would be held Sunday. A meeting of the council, originally scheduled for 4:30 p.

m. Saturday, probably will be held at 10:30 a. m. Russians liurlf: nazis hack on 180 mile, front and south. (A CBS broadcast from Manila said Japanese had offered by radio consider Manila open city on two Tonditions: First, removal of all nilitary camps and establishments from the city, and second, that Filipino forces co operste with the Japanese invaders and halt all resistance.

The Tokyo broadcast, which demanded that the Filipino army "co operate with the Japanese BIFF JONES: an warns him sgain. Jap, Filipino tension mounts Biff called oi Japanese attack came as a shock to this capital despite the fresh memories of Pearl Harbor. Qualified authorities said the savage bombardment gained the Japanese no military advantage SAN FRANCISCO. (INS). PPf fMi Japanese submarine activity off cease all resistance was the Pacific coast remained dor scorn and derision by cities." The equipment had been 1 If army nd cei ess but army medical te away.

army and ilipino whatever. listeners. The Filipinos Manila harbor has been virtually are taking a major role in defense useless ever since the first inva NEW ORLEANS. Mai. Biff nf ial.nrta ainat th invaders.

jones. neaa coacn at tne univer lt nv.P th air in English. A. A at i A. I (9 suy or weDrasxa.

wno is in caion Tajraj0(r (Filipino dialect) and Kouge coaching tne western team Rnaniui: mm Mann. r.irw an iur U1C KU BUir KUIW mre, w3 u.th. rl rH nvmiHa firm "The time will come," he declared, "when we can bomb them and we will retaliate by making shambles out of their cities. I would certainly show them no mercy. Senator Thomas Utah) said that the bombing of Manila was a "senseless and futile act because of the 600,000 odd persons there, fewer that 10.000 of them could urucrcu Uic oaiuil rwue ieincr Intn th.

mUimm fmm th i a 1 a mmm a a Ik aa a OkV a a. 0 a ft Sunday, Early said. U. ft. Position Stronger.

In his statement, Mr. Roosevelt aid that "as a result of all these meetings, I know tonight that the position of" the United Staes and of all the nations aligned with us has been strenghtened Immeasurably." The statement was issued after five days of consultations which began with Churchill's dramatic arrival in Washington after a secret trip from Britain. "Much haa been accomplished this week thru the medium of many conferences held in the meetings of the supply and production officiala In the sessions held by the members of the military and naval groups and in discussions with the chiefs of missions of all the nations at war with the common enemy." the president's statement said. AvaminBtiAii I vAnuiiimviuii i His call to active dutv is ex Leisurely Assault. sion moves were made nearly three weeks ago, as the Japanese control the south China sea.

The capital was the supply and communication center of Luzon and much of the rest of the archipelago, but the army, in quitting the city, took with the troops the most needed supplies. The civil authorities left with the military, so Manila no longer was the political capital. It remained important as the hub of railways, highways and telegraph lines, but these facilities pre mant Saturday, but California and her sister states of the west had ample reminders that they form a major theater of warfare. While the navy pressed its undisclosed counter activity against undersea raiders, Sacramento underwent its fifth blackout early Saturday morning. The all clear was sounded at 3 a.

one hour and 17 minutes after the alert. At the same time authorities took an increasingly grave view toward tension between Japanese and Filipinos living side by side in the rich San Joaquin and Santa Clara valley agricultural districts. A second murder, that of a Filipino, was reported at San Jose Saturday, less than 24 hours after pected in a few weeka. lM Japanese airmen, waning 1 A'l AV. I i.iHA.J A successor for Jones at Ne cuy nu oecn sinppeu even have a gun or weapon of any braska, whose 1941 team had the of its anti aircraft guns and other SECRETARY HULL: "The Japs have taken to the same methods of cruelty and inhumanity as Hitler." sumably were abandoned for military use when Gen.

Douglas Mac Arthur moved out his troops. The powerful permanent forti kind." most unsuccessful vear since 1897. defenses in accordance with Gen The bombing, he added, would losing five straight games, was the Douglas MacArthur's declaration bring "severe reaction" in the subject of much speculation here, of Manila as an open city, Koocoipy towns around 3Io8eoW MOSCOW. (Sunday). The Russians announced Sunday the fast striding soviet offensive has rolled the Germans back on a broad.

180 mile front along the southern flank of the Moscow defense arc. The Russians said their forces, encountering stiffened resistanoe, rqpnecupied a number of points on the entire Moscow front. The Soviets were believed buttressing their massive land offensive with a sea borne counter invasion of the Crimea across the strait of Kerch, narrow bottleneck link between the sea of Asov and the Black sea. This opinion was voiced in informed London quarters following the German announcement that four troop laden Russian transports had been sunk and numerous others damsged in these waters by nazi bombers. Used Invasion Boats.

The London tnrmants pointed out the vessels reported destroyed naturally would be the type used for just such an invasion. Further more, they said it was unllke Jy that any attempt would be made to send large numbers of troops thru the straits for any other purpose. A successful back door counter United States and England. but no names were advanced. swarmed overhead shortly before noon Saturday and in an almost Prof.

R. D. Scott, chairman of leisurely assault iaia waste enure the University of Nebraska ath d'ocks or tne nisionc wauea town Axis nationals must turn in letic board, said early Sunday opanisn cnurcnes ana scnoois. morning the board, which will buildings of the commonwealth a Japanese garage worker was fatally shot by an unknown Filipino assailant at Stockton. Fear Mass Clash.

Take weatherman's word1 lor it: lee melt today The weatherman glanced aloft name a successor should Jones be government ana sections oi tne Japs damage 2 U.S. destroyers; no casualties called, has given the matter no modern shop district. thought. There were 50 known dead and Fearful of a mass clash between "Of course, we knew this might no one would venture a guess as radios, cameras happen at any time, but have not to how many more might be buried discussed a successor," said Scott, under the tumbled and flaming WASHINGTON. W.

The hL saw his breath If Jones is called, he will be the buildings. WASHINGTON. (iP). The justice department Saturday ordered Jap condensing in uie coia air ana then went to the trunk in the third member of Nebraska's coach A conservative estimate early anese. German and Italian nation In Saturday's aeries of white house conferences, Mr.

Roosevelt and Churchill described at length the allied victory program to the ambassadors and ministers of the warring anti axis nations and the allies' staunch supporters among the Latin American non belligerents. "Excellent Progrsm. Mr. Roosevelt said that "excellent progress" had been made "in the marshalling of all resources, military and economic, of the world wide front opposing the axis. The conferences will continue for an indefinite period of time," the president said.

"It is impos ing staff to leave the Huskers for Sunday placed the damage at at the armed forces. Others in the 1 least $2,500,000. als in seven Pacific coast states to turn in all short wave radio equip hundreds of Filipino field hands and Japanese agricultural workers living in the Stockton area, Police Chief Harold Dogelsan and Sheriff Martin Ansbro sent deputies, heavily armed, on patrol in danger sones. Japanese were advised to stay off the streets of Stockton at night. A Filipino dance hall was closed by order of the police.

After six days of marauding activity, the apparent cessation of Jap "pig boat" raids on coastal service at the present time are Lieut. Harold Petz and Lieut. Col. department announced late Saturday that two U. S.

destroyers sustained "minor damage during enemy bombing attacks in the far east but there were no casualties. The navy made the announcement in its communique No. 19 summarizing the situation up to storeroom to get out his red flannels. "Yes sir, it's going to be cold sgain Sunday," he said, "and partly cloudy At midnight no one would have ment and cameras in their posses sion by 11 p. m.

Monday. While flames still shot skyward Saturday night Mayor Juan No lasco met with city authorities to formulate means of maintaining Harold Browne. It was reported authoritatively that similar regulations for the order. rest of the counrty would be issued City officials also took steps to Union agrees to next week. tighten Manila's conformity to the thrust into the Crimea by way of the Kerch strait would eliminate the last immediate German threat to the Caucasus oil fields.

In the Ukraine, the Russians reported recapture of Melekhovo. Saturday's regulations apply to definition of an open city under California, Washington, Oregon, international law. arbitrate bus employe strike Cease Firing Pistols. Police and constabulary men noon eastern standard time, Saturday. In the eastern Pacific, the communique said, enemy submarines still are operating in the west coast shipping lanes but due to "effective counter measures," they are experiencing great difficulty in making their attacks.

The communique declared also near Belgorod 45 miles northeast shipping aroused considerable speculation. The navy department announced "all quiet and no activity" along the entire Pacific shoreline. The raiders have been inactive for more than 48 hours. Their last appearance was marred by the were ordered to cease firing their side arms at Japanese planes cir Kharkov on the Moscow Rostov ail line. The army organ Red Star said WASHINGTON.

(UP). The wei ncu' IUW4C 5 residents of Melekhovo reported the Germans had executed 90 of siiCLiK ca.i i icx wva navubtniiuii via. i UIVVU.V 1 1 1 their men and 100 Italians for refusing to fight. I ths avt 4n rrf MnfAwiafMan4B sible to say just now when they will terminate. "It is my purpose, so far as it Is possible, to give insofar as safety will permitwithout giving information of military value to the enemy a more detailed accounting of all that has taken place in Washington this week and of all that will take place during the remainder of the meetings." He said that the talks included conferences "with Russian and Chinese ambassadors, the Canadian prime minister, and The Netherlands Not only the representatives of the United States' and Britain's actual allies in arms, but those of the friendly American republics (AFL) Saturday night agreed to "7 said him nay.

The Lincoln temperature stood then at four above 16 degrees below Friday night's low. The zenith was reached at 1:30 and 2.30 a. m. Saturday with a reading of 21. After hanging several hours around the 20 degree level, the mercury began a sharp drop at 3:30 p.

m. Saturday and went all the way to three at 9:30 and 10:30 p. m. before breaking the trend. Skies were clear over Lincoln moat of Saturday evening and the moon was shining brightly at midnight.

No precipitation was reported in the state Saturday except for a slight snowfall early in the day at scattered points in the east central section. Highest temperature Sunday was expected to be between 15 and 20, with the wind velocity at from eight to 12 miles per hour. Dispatches from the Leningrad that counter measures against enemy submarines patrolling in the Hawaiian area were being vigorously prosecuted. The text of the communique follows: "Far east: During enemy bombing attacks two of our destroyers fronts where heavy fighting con mendation for terminating a strike front said the Germans were fighting stubbornly as they fell back and had left 600 land mines in less Montana, Idaho, Utah and Nevada. The equipment must be surrendered to local police authorities, who, the justice department said, would be asked to issue receipts.

The prohibited radio equipment includea not only transmitters, but home receiving sets with short wave bands. Large studio cameras need not be turned in but they must be registered and may not be used except by specific permission of U. S. attorneys. The penalties for willful failure to obey the regulations are forfeiture of the articles and arrest of the alien.

The department warned that the responsibility rests on the alien himself for determining whether articles in his possession come within the scope of prohibited equipment. Radio sets capable of receiving signals of 1,750 kilo of Greyhound bus line operators army announcement that a direct hit had been scored by a bomber on at least one submrsible. Vision Surprise Attacks. It was thought the Japanese sea wolves may lie quiet for a time, to again achieve an element of surprise in their vicious attacks on American shipping. The fourth interceptor command sent raid sirens shrilling at Sacra than a mile on a single road.

and submitting the dispute to arbitration. Dr. John R. Steelman, U. S.

director of conciliation, who an sustained minor damajre. There were no casualties to personnel. Undersea attacks nounced the union's decision, said "Eastern Pacific: Enemy submarines still are operating in the tinued. In the southern sector, a Japanese advance guard moving west from Mauban, on Lam on bay, was said to have reached Luisiana, 18 miles inland, while another detachment moving inland from At i mo nan was said to have reached Sariaya, 28 miles to the west. The latter is only eight miles northwest of Lucena, capital of Tayabas province, and reports said the provincial capital had been transferred to Dolores.

on Pacific coast he expected company officials to submit their reply early Sunday west coast shipping lanes. Due to the effective counter measures adopted by our forces they are experiencing great difficulty in so that operations could be resumed immediately. shipping crippled More than 1.500 i bus drivers are involved in the strike which prosecuting their attacks. mento on a report that unidentified planes were over Sacramento and the interior. No announcement followed the all clear but it was presumed that the planes had been Identified as friendly.

There were no blackouts along the seaboard altho an alert SAN FRANCISCO. (UP). U. S. "Central Pacific: Counter against enemy submarines cycles or greater, or 540 kilocycles counter attacks have crippled enemy submarine warfare against has tied up the Greyhound's lines between 20 eastern and midwest patrolling in the Hawaiian area remaining in the non belligerent ranks but pledged to mutual hemispheric defense, were given a illin on the gigantic plans under way for crushing the totalitarian aggressors.

The talks at the white house marked the end of the first phase of the grand strategy consultations initiated by the dramatic arrival in Washington Monday night of Churchill accompanied by some 80 top ranking British military, or leas, are considered within the prohibited range. Engineers, meanwhile, were said to be dynamiting bridges in the cities. 12 Japs downed are being vigorously prosecuted. The government recommended Atlantic theater: There are no line of the Japanese advance. over mirma roan In the raid on Manila scores of that a three man arbitration board be appointed not later than Coins defense slogan was sounded in San Francisco and the bay region at approximately the same hour.

Seattle residents were startled to hear the shrill burst of anti air CHUNGKING. (UP). Spectacu Monday. SAN PEDRO. Calif.

fINS). men and women firemen at their posts, government employes, nuns in the ancient convent quarters new developments to report." 400 AFL carpenters strike in Pennsylvania lar dogfights over Burma were re Steelman said that after the Commander Richard B. Coffman of the 11th nsval district coined ported Saturday to have cost Japan 42 war planes in the heaviest were killed and wounded. recommendation was offered it de veloped that the company's rep a neat slogan Saturday as he At least 50 were dead, with the air battles of the war along the WASHINGTON. Iff.

The OPM warned defense workers to be se full toll yet uncounted as flames resentative, David Roadley, did not have suthority to give a final vital Burma road. Pacific coast shipping, the navy disclosed Saturday. The navy said that the undersea raiders still are operating off the coast, altho the last officially reported attack on a Pacific coastal vessel occurred on Wednesday. Dec. 24.

1 1 Submarines, presumably Japanese, attacked nine ships most of them off the coast of California between Dec. 18 and Dec. 23. One vessel, the tanker Monte hello, was sunk. "Counter measures" mentioned by the navy included the sinking of an enemy submarine by a U.

S. bomber off the California coast, announced on Christmas day. IIMTIIIITIIIINIVII II II II mill! JIIU II HIJIIlK labor division reported Saturday cretive about their work because still licked at the wreckage and craft fire over Puget Sound Friday but were prepared for more Saturday when Fort Lawton officials announced practice firing was under way. Live shells were sent whizzing skyward six miles offshore in the sound. Inland boats were warned to remain clear of Japanese planes striking in force answer.

that a strike of 400 AFL carpen "a slip of the lip may sink a reddened the night sky. at the road have duelled with naval, air and otner experts. Churchill to Canada. Churchill, in high spirits over the success of his visit, prepared to leave for Canada where he will address a joint sitting of the Canadian parliament at Ottawa Tuesday afternoon, telling the people that dominion something of the Crowds of indignant civilians, ters at a Beaver, housing project was the only work stop American and British fliers almost every day this week. page currently affecting the war watching the flames sweep thru the dry wooden buildings of the walled town, demanded a "fight to the area.

program. Pacific battle not side issue to European war, warns Cnrtin The weather the finish with the open city declaration revoked and troops and anti aircraft batteries brought Only four more days to enter back to defend the capital. Nebraska: Partly cloudy and continued cold Sunday, highest temperature 15 to 20, wind 8 to 12 m. p. h.

LINCOLN TKMI'LKATl KLS. Britihh raid Singora minion of the British empire spoke For the first two and a half hours the Japanese attacked the newspaper theater movie poll CHUNGKING. The Chinese out in apparent disagreement with views widely expressed in London radio said British planes Saturday harbor and piers. They came in circling waves in groups of nine, nine, nine, eight and seven and in some quarters in the united States that the Pacific war is less important than the war with months, 12 for one month, and 65 BY BARNEY OLDFIELD. When both the hands on the single admissions a total of 114 MELBOURNE, Australia.

JP. Prime Minister John Curtin declared in an article written for the Melbourne Herald Saturday that Australia refuses to regard the war in the Pacific as a side issue to the war in Europe and places her chief reliance in the United States. "I make it clear that Australia looks to America, free from any a.m.fttot 2 p.m. 1 a.m. 21 p.m Ill a.m.

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no. p.m 11 awards in alL clock touch 12 midnight Wednes results of his mission to the United States. In the matter of production the allies' great trump card of victory in the opinion of military experts the picture is "cheerful," according to one of the participants in the technical side of the discussions. Plans are being developed for a common pool of supplies for Britain and the United States and the British are preparing to lend this country certain types of equipment and weapons of which there are as yet inadequate American stocks. The Roosevelt Churchill consul tations on world wide strategy are expected to serve as a guidepost for the Pan American conference opening at Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, Jan.

15 among the foreign minis The war with Japan is not a day, it will be more than the end To Win Is Simple. of the old year it will also be the No contest is easier to win than phase in the struggle with the axis, he declared, but an entirely new war. this one, and there is no simpler type. Remember, when you ve picked HKMHrt tfrnpffvaUiM a axa, X. lamest tetnprratai a jrrar (, St.

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HUh smashing at one target after another, then wheeling back to get it if they missed the first time. One squadron then roared in from the bay over the walled town and dropped about ten bombs, one of which scored a direct hit on the roof of the treasury building and accounted for most of the casualties. Their target might have been ships in the Pasig river, but the majority of the bombs fell within the mile square walled town which runs from the waterfront to the river. Three bombs struck the Santa Domingo church, which dates back your list, that all there is to it raided Singora and other Japanese held bases in Thai territory north of the border with Malaya, In Today's Paper Section A Main News. Section Sports, Markets, Want Ads.

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Hart Ji i conflict The government regards XX 3 Nt attle 44 S2 ing the streets with wreckage. Casualties would have been far greater but for the fact that the schools were closed when the war started and many inhabitants of the walled town were evacuated when Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur and his staff left Fort Santiago in complying with the terms of the open city, declaration. Japanese attack, but this was then "wrongly regarded as premature. (An Exchange Telegraph dispatch to London quoted him as saying his point of view was very well understood "in places where it should be understood" and that he saw no possibility of going to VYashington.) for establishing a permanent council of war in Washington had moved ahead rapidly.

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