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HOME BDJTIOH OD AY -y 'TULL LEASED WIRE SERVICE OF THE ASSOCIATED FBESV UNITED i'ii -W 1 i 4-VA $J'-V -V- p1---r rn rTt7mwl--3-'-i'----s T---C v-- yV- v1 L- -i 'fV SW 1 KaenwesiFi' te' Mi ifrlao iii'n llf'' x-y i rri nt'iy ALLIES BOOST PRESSURE SHE WAS A WAAC CTnn'inimi nol JUST ANOTHER BOSTON BLAZE BOOST PRESSURElSHE WAS A WAAC -A-i v'1 lvw i I HcAXBFIGHT i 7 I -It A i 'sr-wcwtfjfc 4- J0-lv-V ON -v Lj'-Jj'ir -V- 1 eaaitow HOW HOLDINGBUN A 4 i- -WW- A VL- -mttr-t -r na 'V fc 7 i 't r-A STRMIOtDS 'Vv i EV LJ 1 1 JSjCkn myf VMpByBrillslisg Slashss'Anny' 0 Toward Tripoli Surprise T--rr 1 FVT-L- 7 -I JX 4 A I lr Says French' Fleet Units At Dakar Alexandria-: Will Join Allied Forces i gen macarthurjs head-j positions froiVjCapdEncUia-1 I QUARTERS AuStralia Dec dem about three miles cast of 1 Allied: forces in eastern I captured Bum all tho way up tho DISAVOWS PERSONAL CAIN New Guinea Jnereaaed pressure toUceadt to- tho Mambam eetuary 401 fdnyln what waa left of the BunaTmifea" northweat of (Iona I front where the Japaneae defend- A explanation jot the fanatical fiflli Aim IS For Restoration 1 era were undar "direct ordera frem Japaneae reaiatance ialhe Buna-00lf- Hiruhlto fo wafat to the Gona areawhere-the -ratio of laat I enewy dead -to-enerny priaonera Tho heavietrt fiphtinr waa jel'j ported in the'! daily eommiinfc In the Immediate Buna area aouth of tho government atat AlUedi bombera and fighter Plane biaatiiig of DER I IMPERIAL ORDERS Of Free FranceAfrlcan Leader Asserts -Ce y' By WES GALLAGHER' (Ceayrtelit HA AwopUtoO Pr WASHINGTON Dee 17 (AP)-rNavy dive aenihere etrik lag at Japaneae ehipe and inataL lathHU a Mnnda aad -New: Gendant FaU In Effort To Turn Back Soviet Flank In Don River Area' BERUSYADMIUsMTlOliS n) Tunisian Front Static Irto Wrjg jMwei tij)idjogfg -iBak Art RepoHed i V' n' -LONDON Dee- 17(UP)Gn Sir Bernard Montgemeryli Iritiah Army hat cut Field Mar-y- -ahe! Rommel's fleeing Axla forcet a- twoyhi the Libyan desert' thitotenlng thmuanda of -enemy ANK BATTALION ROUTED! Vi: ALUED HEADQUARTERS NORTH AFRICA Dee IT Ad miral jean Darla flatly declared -today-ihafr-fomidaMe-rronch -fleet re MMAAamaiaLI Tit an exchtdve ataternent to thfa Georgia talaad la the 8alomone -hit and damaged eoe enemy de -atreyer er craiaer the Navy rev period todayrhile rtaaea" INMBf-Xlf' fiflltiyi'IWIfbl1 lr WLf1 Russians Thwart Enemy At-taclLAfliinitUnei Around RETRIBUTION IROMISEMIS STRONGHOLDS SO P-i MOSCOW' Dae (AP)-Tho of superior pumbera at Verkhno-lumaky also known ua Kotclnik-ovaki aouth west of Stalingrad and has smashed Into five mom German strongholds week of Rahov on tho wasters front tho RusaiaU reportedTloday U-aa to" One came in the inter- Condemnation 01 Jewiih TiTUj high comipiaioherof French At Extermination Flan ISiiohSl rica gave teaaona for lug dealing I withtha Geraana in Vichy the pat --'IJSi two yeanand in anawer to a quef WASHINGTON Doc 17 -1JSJ Sul tiowlmrarding GeiuFCharlea do (INS)-Led by tho Gnufle Fighting FNneh 1 -1 Britain ndf Minumurh at all French-1 manta of 11 countries and thtj (in eipphror gdiiKtion to hie vanecd British army forces reached -v- Them the' British spsarheaded by tanks and armotod tin denly splashed pouthward (The German high tommdnd wnfirme4lhat had tree ted farther westward 4 and thatihesry flghtlng was tokF Ing nlace w-'s CyreMlea tha 1 German eommunlquaialdliftiio Germans Italian panr army -disengaged Alilref In a TthaU colored "Jor aey aliK-n aeuveair of her mil itary life at Fort- Dea -Maincn Ia Kathryn Gregary above) toned up- In Chicago 'look lag for' dancing )abto boost wartime morale Sho was oft diaebarged -freui tho 1 Women's Army AaaiUary Corps fgc being A WO and dan A dia patch from tho Stalingrad front said the triumph at Verkhno efigTtTn hurleecne bowe-Tbe4amay came after the Germans in men who art abla to fight tha Axis French national eommitteer today pMion Krlemporary ruler danea she dM was net a atrip will do it in close union strongly condemned Hitler's cnnt ef the aun team her tribal daac ahe their Waves of counterattacks triad to penetrate deeply tho Russian defenses on as especially narrow fr -1 tial policy of cd-bloOded xterJ Japaneao officen told their meh aad added: TWhafg aexy iLa l- to ehnat The pipy-ranking admiral hwde I nijxrittaairiaplp to RWMdhraiiBjpj malJfUffw TrgettUd bythia corretpondentshnrt- wyaa frustrated jn ly ifter he held lm first confer- eseupe retribution for he If griaaninaiiiatoejiwbanjijan TvachedTii nr of tho cyiain na he atked that every mail their life if secessarjr PART OF FORCE FACE! ANNIHIUTIONI SRAHON RUUHGS MAYBEEASED enca wtth tha Allied preas lines jerimea thrfaO af p- A gtatopient released by the fi that coufcHfee towul the atato Aepartmant aaid that attei rw- formal atatemeetlhat AN tlop i tttFterttargwenfe1: fftS-tfcgTLs-ii'-srfieii flea whhtheAlliee mint -make went haa ton called to mnaereual front in toa day a military affart far reporta thst German authoriticf my i f'F bAs4 NEA Telephoto) 7 Tkar yeyiilt was that- RommsPi i 'wm uiiiim oart tho Ivor which sweat thru two army- wooultooo fomo continued to flim to tha west and tho other "Firemen art shown haltilng park of the khtotwo Boaton haaiama Mocks In the aboppiag diatrld flntllag raart ahmsw if TuiiHRriuqhNiiiig roll back tha flank of the Russian daw of tho Don had hoped to destray tha antito plan of -tho Suaalani pffenaim tbsLanngnswspa but front the beginning met strong maistanco effort to obtain thef lima to objective was rejected dispatch xsportodtr early SovieT'eommunL quo said tho Rusaiana turned Mi rai the back werolnjnrldi -v 'aad damaga-wni eatiauiVH at -a miUlaa dollar in -mol in I 'T' jp- VTi'-v caught between tha British main army and the British advanced elements IDEPROGRAMPLANNEDIS to escape already had attempts Buffered Iforusingcollegesin heavy casualties and to bo sevemly mauled -ths-MiddlsEaelera command com-i: 'luuqa- taj munique 3 WILL JOIN ALLIES I lww eyenwnine eewy Qpplr material! brought Giving tha first definite' word oflPrle in Europe ashore there on barges and floats plana fpr fhs French naval unita Those condemning: such In-tho Buna area re- whoao aid wUl va a great boost leu tion InFaddition to the three to AUIod naval powers Dnrianro- major Allied powers and tha plied definitely! to the dues-1 French 'committee included the -r- tkm iDoea Mr Durian plan to navi govertimenta of Belgium Caecl F7the FronchLfieet that: hi left at SlbvakiarGrecee Luxembourg Dakar Alexandria and North Af-1 Netherlands Norway Poland and porta against thoFAnitl -1 Yugoslavia Denwbillaed at Atamndria arel above-mentioned govern the 22189-ton battleship Ianmine Trents tha JVench national four cruisers and nt leait one aub- committee condemn' in tho atrong-AiDlL? th5 S5lM0 att possible terms this bestial httlwhlp Rirhelien damaged cold-blooded oxtermindUon" 1 cerf'ltha ataternent declared: marines athe aubmarina tender I SySngtS SSve iJ2SySS ArL battleship Jean Bart damaged the harharoue HiUerite NEW YORK Dect (UP)W tha midday 'communique ncatoiadl 1 irndtSsnar TheKislane aaWiaat'Wbiij they weio mady to lay akgs to a WA8HINGTONr (UP) aetlm duty amT wsar wnlforma receive service pay and bs puhject I djeeipllwo Inatitutions wiU eWn-on the their faeilitlea Jn ae-cords nr rwitk rules to ha pie-Krihed by Manpower Commission i Chairman Paul McNutt after i onaultation with Stimaon and Knox A Joint committee mprejsnt-ng the services of the War Manpower Commission win the actual procfdum for the aslee-t Ion wf -colleges to ha used in tha largo -pepulatotplaea in their fcrold program for-utilising soothwcstcrnifianking aad eblleggand univehdty-facllitlee to aid deep mine fleldajnd i give specialized training to ybung German forct -protected Tho mcii in tha armed services was an-Soviet conimhnlque last night fr 4 nounced jointly today by Secretary the first time -Identified ft aLf War Henry LrStlmnon and Verkhne-Kumsky 1 Sec rotary of Navy FranlLJCaox SOVIETS VICTORS-cVrl -Tl- Tha wrinelplM to bo followed IN TANK CLASH were i laid down but tho tiistitp-Whole uaits of Axis troops wera fans which will bo used oreru not Surrounded and alaughterad in the named because they have not -yet battle xalong- the railway Red been chosenTho number of atu-Starin dlspatcbea said dents eventually to be trained was vOn Another sector of the aoutii- not announced cUhef Various WASHINGTON Dec l7-(AP) -Repocta JJuL Lmhu Uenderaoa be a ueceedcd ia pf ice admin la tni tor soon by Sen-Prentiaa Brown of Michigan biought pre-dictions todays that ono of the immediate reaulto would ben softening of rationing noatrois to' to lean store supplies-to ehrilDim Reliable apurcea said that an-leu some hitch deraon would- resigii ahortly after the'Srat-af -the year for 4i four months yeat- and treatment for a baeicailraent and Brown defeated in lhe'NTembef eIeclion'WoUl be named bis aucceuor The appointment oTBrown wee pushing abwd thru thick German mine fields'' toward thctnppad fdreea eager for -tho FOr houm befom the- eommuni qucwis iaaued' tho German Tsdio-reported S-British flanking rnovo ment whfek-tt' claimed had failed JSraon the basla af tho German vV-F reports military expert her said Montgomery seemed to ho oeuting moat important move-1-" ment i which threatened Rommel with disaster'-'' On the present haala tho pnwLZy bllity of any xucccssful stand by the Axis fortta even a delaying action in the meat favorable coon-try Wad dwindlinrind ft appeared increasingly certain that the main question was whether RomiMl would succeed in gettinghia men Ay' bit Tunisia 475 m)lewet of El AgheilaTtf with the fareea of Gri: It was beHvsd hero that thr (Continued On Page Four) '2 idg western flank tho noon eommuni 1 educatom have estimated -that que 'staled? Soviet tanka punmedl from'StNLtp Institutbms would and clashed wlth German tank out- bo to train approximately fita destroying uino'lf the 1250000 army and navy men-KF nrmordgianiaL ll wnU-tank guna The armr and navy- will eon-M il tencfciv yf vyy tiiact with tire oelectod lnrt(utlpna rT Ia M-' I a afl JJL About 400 Germans -wCm to-1 to furnish lpptnetlonIit The Newkpaper and Mail Deliver- Caaablanca varfoua diaabled or tyranny f'r Reached rrulMrt destroyen and I reaffirm their solemn tolRcn union Tindependent) called Hid to have been agreed ju pon at tubmarinea and three submarines I elution to- insuiwrthat FtooM to off Ju- strike against the eight White House conference yester-- which escaped from Toulon) I sponsible Tor theerinll ahallit KewYorknewswiDera at aftertho Michigan democrat JV Inwpiy to a qimtion Mr not ewwpo retributionand to pms mtodiy on orSn frn the prrvkHilyThad decliwd tha Pt recognise: Genertlds Gsui- on -with the neeessarypractlcsl wr ubor Board I preferring to return-to his private '-XJe'aUBMlgDmmtttagjepTwWPtttH-igMflidt -jt-Far the first time sinew SJdaswcHe5 si (Continued Oa Page Two) SEIBERT5LOOUS asthoney-boss aiatemmiVaaid Thaj -Jews the newspapers' totalT I from of copies aday were to i ported tlaln inlha one salient and courses and to furnish housing about a company ofthd enemy was and' feeding faculties Men sent to wiped out In tho later angagement eoJIega bjrih aervleea will be on as AuIIusIm IJI i A cmmHmHkramraoaaeueuHoMmmmmmpomraMpmH- Thrarrangementwas reportw have been made after- Render intMort hue MnliM 1 1 ncwHUMKu aim miH sonMniMted -'that- he awst ton hands at their rtadeto Sines the fouifnaouthp layoff to III I strlherbwnrthrirrirrulatiQrt'had 1iinh7Ttywhlch ttwaa believed Lm canrlv rtoh thht all French-! Poland which: baaF beeabscn' limited to tho few thousand might "-return it: 3T r- Lima District Sanator ay I fplaca Adams As Flnancs jftad thoj war 'bulletia WvV'vv: The eetOral fronkaetibq saw tho Russians dirUodging the Germaas from qn jof-their atrong joints arid-item raaaMng ahead to clear them froM five populated places aoon eramupiquf salt two battaiKm of German infantry werW wiped out and 24 enemy tankn'-20 guns eight machinegun and two nil neatly 95 blockhouses DAYS HEAR END HOOVER VOICES PEAGEPROBRAM -M--1 -hr-' Coollnfl Off Psiiod BsfOrfl Nc gygfefrailMlaa'Sriil By fyV AJ VVlrtf workers required for war- tndusl arbitration and Arthur 8 Merer T-T trlea" ths statement continued1 ebairman of tha New York Stato I b-nUtyms that Java arisen ovtr of thoas taken away am Ubor Relations board and Fred a natiS rtX I I iuor ruvnm mrn ana jiwi llrtt tUiiiwUa Mirtall a tdama 'V COLUMRUS Dec 8tate Sen Fred A of Bowling Gram chairman of the acnate finance committeo for the last four yssrs today declined to serve In the am capacity In the 95th- general aoembly which convenexJan4 NtwCongrew Plans Hovl To Regain Many Powers Now in Hands Of Others STORES A ebla-C'-Craxton of tho Federal Con- niiMtiT r-SnUrriaiM bodied are sUwly worked to death 1 Bsrvice wbom 'the WLB mnt Miesri fOrAPST! FffD A lnili)r infirm am I appointed arbitrators began de-1 Brownhaa made no 5 IIt to die of expoaum nnd star Uberptlonajtoday Vt Mtaf nome of the mtioning nisfPrssfdsnt destroyed1 Near Vdikie Lukl tho eommunl-quo said Russian troops staved off- a German attempt to break In letter to Sen Lawrence A Kane chairman' af thr committee on committees Senator Adam staled that the chairmanship had made it necessary for him to neglect- mart other legislative duties' and asked the committee UMMilectTanotiwr aedator rf or post1 A "During the coming session -1 would to te ftm to (lovote my tjmototh war-heedajandJe CHICAGO Dee" miHi) A new peace proposal calling for Instant 'conditional peact 4 that will tunf tha world toward polltiearceonomle and spiritual during the Yilght of recovery withouTltiu usual- de- 5 and acoollng off period-? J-fr111' I tho aeparatc Solution Y)f post-war and 49 tanka put out of I problems was advanced today by Herbert Hoover former President of tho United States Irani lsfralghLkeforg I ration or am deliberately tnaasa-1 The WLB broke A precedent by orders were too harrii that mom Oiriatmaa shopping Unexpected I ered inmaaa exeeutionar 'V 1 appointing Meyer Jind Croxton to could be accomplished thru volun-to yeach Ua peak: Friday when The-liumber of victims of thMslarhitoate the It wa the taiy agreements thanhrtf store begin their auedule bloody rnielties1 reckoned in I first time 'the -board' had -ever pulsion of remsiningopen evenings until many hundreds of tbouaanda of delegated the authority- to nnyl Henderson luia been tho object S-o'cloek- entiraly innocent men women and person or penona to make final of much criticism in congress Fivo evening shopping days jjdecialon as' arbitrators Hitherto Mrsonslly well-liked member bf on tho calendar' Stores also wiQ American Jewish organiutiona the JVLB haa Jiamed a "panel of 1 eongmse-' Brown would bo --'w1' remain open until 9 Satur- jTaat week' submitted report -to I three which reported to tho full Meted to obtain needed apptoprL day and Monday Jfueaday and President Rooabvelt which esti- board: v-'ii i- Wednesday of next week-! Stores mated that almost 2A00JW9 Jews I Every effort by conferences be will eloto- at'S Bu 'Thursday In Naxi-Euraps already have been tween the New -York -Publiahert evo a I cxtenwinaUd thru rasas -wurdet assnTepmsentlng thonewi Regular opening houmwill be planned itarvatioii deportaUonTpcrs andbffirials ofFtho uni observed during the remaining slave Jahor- and epidemic in thej and by federal and stato concilia1 WAflHINGfoNrDee (INS) Republieans and antLNw Deal Democrats- today iorasnw n'j atrong likelihood that the new- (v 78th tongreas will reverse the pest tendency- to grant powers to Prtoldehfe RsoaevolC With the new ongws-whkh convenes on Jan 5 -containing 50 7 mom Renublicana than the ono which adjoumod -lata ystrdayj tim balance of oowtr shift from the administration to aw- partiun coalition' Whole-ken rtod support of tho war but a tendency to challengu New Deal reforms nnd to eai fully limit grants of power wa expected to ha the guiding spirit Cbriatmaa shopping days dub in Chicago hick was broadcast from coast coast Hoover declared: mw esMitce of my proposal Is that we have no armistice no conference such as Versailles But that wo pet up the IGNORED AS "jF to1 WMC Of thonert Sen -RoDCrt A that them ojS order diaeaao-riddea ghettos ''I tora to' end the -'strike having The report said that as a reBuJt failed Secretary of Labor Frances of these combined methods of ex-1 Perkins certified It raterday to termination the Jewish popula-l the WLB -tion of IS countries of Europe has Tha WLB immediately tele-been redneed by 50 perent-sinelTniphd7th-leaderr7of-rh-SX 1939 The report also-claimed etrikers to joturii to their 'Jobs that -the number' of Jew in Ger-vhUo their differences with the rw -ut1vivv tlm many has been reduced from fOO- newspapem wem arbitrated Wa-7ti w-l 000 in 1939 to40A00 UarnlT Davis chairman of the I WLB -said tto walkout waalpawr Commlwlon Into new BiG IRE HI ILKioto of the Mtionnl policy EA ERNC I tar tirnduration" COMMITTEE jT -n TW A--- '-4- I streamlined organ Nation Man-power Chief -Paul McNttt to-" i i I day appesred to have Ignored Finally after thmo and rtoBuSatJon ef hls that tha 125000 alaryBftit of the Fnsidcnt by tho new eon I peecrrmaklng In two atogeaAThe- o' Ifiret to bo an inatonf 'romlltlMa opemting dirisiona which jurlH he l'pcac that will turn tha wm-h uperviaed by tho offico of ax toward political economle and ocutiva dimeter McNutt failed to spirituarmeoyery without tho detaka any action oa the committee' ly of tart time And then- tha1 recommendation that Hershey bo should take time to coo mad vim-chairman He earlier al-1 off nod work out on by ono and lowed McSherry to go on active eepoiratriy tho eriutipns for last-duty with the army' ling pence' About a week before making tta I Pointing out that even a email Senator Kano I assart: you that the Republican leadership of the senate mayWBht on my wholehearted eooperatioa at all times ft has been rumored in capital fireles for aotwelji administration er and 'during tha recent campaign aoma Adam supporters charged that highway department workers weto campaigning against him4 Thlirtwjfhkv proved additional reason for Adams' action Who will succeed Adaml as head of tha important committee waa not known but Sen Fred Sslbert SC Mary waa likely possibility Seibert has already served two terms In- thw senate to comply With the precedent that eharimes -of committees must be legislative veterans some time that all was between Adams arnTtht stlon of Governor Brick -e--TFT rrrrrr igroa SMI Other arts challenged as usurp- tions of eongresriaoal authority -w think tho new gengms wia be inclined to grant powers nefes-' ary to carry on tho war hot wiU be disinclined to grant other un neceauy kropd gnnto of along' with Ubor-- a VS th nk management policy CHESTER: Pa Doe' 17 r- and file laat night tha member- fport Nov 20 the commit' (INS Damagd was eatimatad at ship agreed to go back to work tca-arged that MaJ Gen Lewis several thousaad loiUm today Tho newspapers' involved -were Remkey selective eervire chief bo followlag five-alarm flm which The New York Times The Herald I appointed vice-chairman of -tho wrecked bakery nnd roriaaihat Tribune' Tho Daily News' The acw setup and that Brlg Gen and da Biased twq ether stores la Minor -Tho Post --Tho- World I Frank MrSborry ho continued Telegram The Sun and The Jour I director ofYiperations ul-JUncncnn wvrT-M jkoifnauuis thn-WMG Jfetp 2wu Icieiot V1 iMkAaaariean'wvr- I Raonanlxliw thwWMG ttto ora aid 'The advice the committee eompoaed of I air fore muld Impoaei tyia condl-union membora and management I tionql peaeo 'bccautd tho enemy leaders recommended appointment I Would bo disarmed and the Allic of McNutt as manpower ear and would possess tho only vemslnim tmgthraing of tho WMG Ikes I military force Hoover advocated may bo some restrictions to wk rrbfrcmty on the pbwar to flx prices' Taft proposed1 revamping of A half a doaen days to shop! 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