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captre of Tufo carrying the thrust
across the Appian way itself—and
that the battle for Minturno was
I were taken near Novosokoliniki. On
the First Ukranian front Vatutin's
I men took Goshcha, 18 miles from
the old Polish rail center of Rovno
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that recant Moscow and Teheran
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Fortress “Hell’s Angels,” which has
weathered 48 raids an Europe, was
scheduled to take off today for the
United States with the ground crew
which kept her flying for more than
p
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issued yesterday, said that, for sev-
end weeks after the attack on
Peral Harbor every ship leaving
west roast ports was attacked by
enemy submartnes.
War bonds totaling $33856.50 were
reported sold Tnursaay, as commit-
tees busied themselves in the fourth
war loan campaign in Denton.
Committees were urging Dan ten
people to respond promptly to the
call for bond purchases in order
that the country’s goal of $1,122,000
Brunswick. Oschersleben and Hal-
berstadt in Germany indicated a
greater victory than first announc-
ed. With the Focks-Wulf plant of
Aschersleben and the Messersch-
WASHINGTC
Mill MHiial tea
said today Phil
of the War I
Aluminum and
had advised hin
to close down
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L. S. FIFTH ARMY ENLARGES
BRIDGEHEADS; NAZIS ANNOUNCE
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Democratic leader Barkley <KyA
said start of debate on the legiaia. I
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Southern Italy— Substantial
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Scheduled to
Return to U. S.
area, and becoming bore aggressive I
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IN PLANE CRASN
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M Horton ware killed yesterday to
Charges Made at
Liquor Interests;
.WOMEN
ARDMORE, Ok.. Jan 20— ♦
of the war, excepting perhaps the
Teheran conference, and that far-
BERLIN REPORTS
complete refutation" of administra-
tion denials of his earlier estimates
that various forms of American aid
to Latin American topped $6,000,-
T Mabel "Did you ask father for
my hand?"
; Bill: "Yes. I asked him over the
telephone ant he replied. T don't
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chain of airfields in the vicinity ora were gleaned trom fraatoB
departments, official reports and
letters. and congresslonal testimony,
and deseribed the findings as "a
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to 70 per cent "It seems certain
that production at all of these fac-
tories is likely to be wiped out for
months.”
Anny pounding hard at German
deftm—• at nearly every point from
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ihat iron ore can be emelted by
using locaj peat (gg, • _____r _
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landings at Salerno, total American
casualties in Italy have boon 2980
killed, 12,504 wounded and 3,721
BRITONS WARNED TO BE ON
GUARD AGAINST NAZI-INSPIRED
PROPAGANDA ON PEACE TALK"
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LONDON. Jan. 20— (F—— Britons published a rumor that the British
were warned today to be on guard had secretly been discussing poss-
against a wave of insidious peace- . ible peace terms with German
talk propaganda inspired by the ' Foreign Minister Joachim Von RIb-
_ Allied planes swept in on .—
interview yesterday to Franz Von Hansa Bav region on the northwest
Papen, German ambassador to coast of New Guinea to bomb ene-
Tirkey. . - ■ ’ - ■
--cau.sed heavy damage in an attack
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Fulghum of Lubbock, Texas, and
his successor, Lt Parley Madsen, of
Provo. Utah. who went down over
Germany in other ships and now
are prisoners.
Heavy Loss in
'Ordnance Bla^
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Korvgormtlcann Dposgtorunsrthve PILOTS KILLED
Eccles Approved
For Reserve System
was supported by an amphibious
raiding forces. In two attacks this
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had granted an
divebombers, flying in at masthead
height, hit eight of 12 merchant
■ ships at Rabaul with 1000 and 2000
pound bombs, sinking three and
, probably two others. The Japanese
With this long-standing bastion i
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same as it was Wednesday morn-
training plane cept the navigator. Capt. Harold
Germans as rumors printed earlier bentrop.
in the week by Pravda continued Although the rumor was denied
shore, says Lieut. Gen. John L
f raids.
All the original crew members
have finished out their quotas and
returned to the United States ex-
German-con trolled Paris radio and occupied positions near
said today that Turkish Premier
McCarty of Dallas and Bill Russell
of Gainesville is the contractor
At this time there is no test going
down in Denton Courky. but it is
believed that sprig will see quite
a few under way.
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and rpmdecarsino. Truk, in which some troops
• deterior-t— German opposition was reported
statements severe all along the front of at least
. 1 seven miles where the British be-
gan their drive with a night attack
Monday.
• Again Cross River
In the areg north of Cassino, now
under fire of American artillery.
HdTfte^prea
4 (P—Tire Man Ed Phillips gal- ♦
♦ lantly vulcanised garters out ♦
♦ of some old innertube strips ♦
♦ fetched in by a desperate ♦
, ♦ woman with droopy stockings. ♦
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11. S. Bombers
Sink Three More
Japanese Ships
PAMPA Jan 20 -(P Two stu-
dent pilots of Pampa Army Air
Field were killed early today when
defense line. Kusaie is 700 miles
west of the American-won Gilberts
Corporation were;
Charles r. M
gan. Charles B
vada; Sam Husba
Nevgerod Captured
LONDON. Jan 20—(—Marshal
ating as some recent
under way Later Berlin said the
town had been evacuated.
Minturno lies 76 air: miles from
Rome, near the ancient highway
that lead* into the capital city.
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Berlin said Allied planes raided the
outer suburbs of Rome this morn- I - the January total in th- Rabaul |
in&, . . . . area to 152 for certain. With 42
Heav.bomb loads.were.thrown more probable*, against 32 for the
By EDWARD KENNEDY
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Al-
giers. Jan. 20— (A—The American
, Fifth Army in Italy enlarged its
bridgehead above the Ga rig lla no
I river to a depth of two miles in
' places today after capturing three
villages. In addition the Germans
i broacast that they had abandoned
Minturno. stronghold alongside the
swept away the Red Army was
_____ ________„ _____. _____ freed for a mighty push*northward
is down to the 900-foot level The ■ in an effort to join Gen Leonid A
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Yank patrols again crossed the
Rapido river to probe out German
defenses there. Still farther inland
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20—(-
The Senate conhrmed today the
renomination of Marriner S Eecles
of Utah for a M* 14-year term as
a member of the Board or Gover-
non of the Federal Reserve 8y»-
tem. Eccles to now chairman of
the board.
Also confirmed for two-year ap-
pointment* on the board of direc-
tors of the Reconstruction Finance
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The warning. voloed by the Lon- Prees Correspondent Eddy Olmore
don Pr—. coincided with a similar 1 in Moscow last night said the re-
admonition by the Moarow Maga lationshtp between Russia and her
line "War and the Working Class." Alltea—Britain and the United
which called for cleansing of the sin tee was the biggest since topic
one of he
Baltic Stajes.
smashec j
Seven German divisions were
smashed before Leningrad. the,
Russians announced Peterhof.
summer home of the czars 15 miles
LONDON, Jan 20- P— A Ger-
in Cooke County.
LONDON. Jan. 20—(P—Loss
of the British dewtrover Tyne-
dale was announced tonight
The admiralty gave no details
Tufo and Sulo—the
9,
Siege of Leningrad
Jan. 20—(A—The Flying
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Thursday morning was another
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tomorrow.
___ial ndministra- t
would throw their
Following up the successful block-
ing of the major rail routes from
“ ' ito Rome by air bomb- .
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comment that 'we can't be lulled N
: S’ japelse deteroratingsur"Xment « the 1tallanr capital —■
1 can fliers emphasised the enemy | ----- . .
atu had Arst ciass in “Allies Gain in
News "Agency oroadcast from TheAllies.however,stinlholdac ,1 N-p-
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Novgorod, 100 miles southeast of , PD-Al " t iduldatethe present
Leningrad and one of the stoutest substdy systembyJune 30,
P0^^00* Was measure faces a flood or amend-
evpommtsdadtoshonienana tronncrere ments Ttom the noor to emnoeraqa
ro- WASHINGTON, Jan. 20—(P-
lied The president of the Womena
_______ _______the Chrisdan Temperance Union told
key town of cassino, at the head of a special Senate committee that
_ . .. ... .. .—. distillers would urn wheat aa well
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How about doing a little cold
turkey thinking after ybu lay this
newspaper aside tonight?
You've got a good job. The
chances are there is someone in
your family, perhaps two or three,
working. Your son or your brother
may be away at war.
This war must end sometime.
Your whole family, your neighbors,
are praying It ends soon and those
fighting boy* of yours will come
home safely.
But will you be ready for what-
ever happens When peace comes’
Will you have something laid away.
We’re all hoping there'll be jobs
aplenty, jobs which mean some-
thing ior somebody's happiness and
not. for .somebody's sorrow That’s
vere your War Bonds come inw
the picture. Sure, Americans own
billions of dollars of War Bonds
now; and before the Fourth War
Bond Loan ends they will have put
away billions more But how about
YOU? You're the one that counta.
The bigger the pile of War Bonds
you have when peace comes, the
bigger the chance you'll have to
slip right into the post-war world
you're dreaming about tonight.
So "Lets Back the Attack."
ing 33 degrees The high of Wed-
nesday was 64 Hi.t a year ago ys- ------ -
terdav Denton was seeing some nut. the Russians plunged 19 miles
real winter, as the low was 6 and Farther south, mere villages were
Appian way.
I A headquarters_ announcement
said that British troops of the Fifth
Army had enveloped the villages
°“°BenAtor Meuar D-Tang3.
chairman of the Benate appropria-
tions committee, recently Countered
sstanee may be coadstginNor- muniscrktomzmnnsemunputttnatntgd
•h— Ne «...--- rented to- outlays at tVaMOMO, and des-
cribed Butler as "tbout 96 per
‘ Herpuot during her test five mu- upniampnosairdromes and the
sions Cant. John R. Johnston oz nearby Cintocelle airfeld yester- l
Orlando, Fla . and five other fort- day.Alhed headquarters at Aigter
. qqaug .g ,Ma, A nnounced. A Is LIS today S reported •
ress fliers who have finished their , ,0 ,1
raid Quotas will Accompanv the bombing apvarencly was the sec-
raid, quotas win accompany me blow al the Rome area in two 1
fortress and her ground crew on a . ... A w. 0 v.. i.ne , _
tour of assembly and parts plants ' y_____P i Gloucester, Northwestern New the Southwest Pacific.
at home • r* • Britain, that cost the Japanese an 1 T„ Me-h-- N-w c
l "Hell's Angels" arrived in Eng- / UTK Premier I additional 126 dead in an unsuc.
land Oct. 24. 1942. piloted by Capt cessful attempt to recapture
; IrL Baldwin. of Yakima. Wash *ho Kopg Nfizi Official 660 from American Marines _________
was the first pilot in the European ‘ । On invaded Bougainville. Amer i- i troops are squeezing Japanese fore-
' theater to complete his quota ot ----- can troops crossed the Torokina । ..... ..
— River on the northern, end of Uhe .J
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In Yugoslavia
LONDON Jan 20—(P— Marshal
southwest ot the city, fell Kiss- Josip Broz (Ttos reported today TAIN,
ncye Selo and Ropshcha. two of the tha heavy fighting was spreading
strngest fortress towns before the along the Croat coastal area telow
city, were overrun A thousand Pume. where the Germans have
Germans surrendered Some 36 sprung * new drive apparently aim-
of the six to 16-inch guns ed at preventing Yugoslav Parti-
which had lobbed shells into Len- sans from developing a threat to
ingrad for two years were among the Naval base from the south
the 195 guns captured Tito's communique, broadeast by
The artillerv of the Navai base the Free Yugoslav radio and re-
of Kronstadt in the Gulf of Fin- corded by the Associated Pless.
community was in Denton Thurs-
day on business He said that he'd
been sufTering from rheumatism
for the past year, but he and his
doctor were about to whip it. “We
don't need any more ruin right
now and we could use to advantage
some dry aid warm weather,” said
Ben Peterson of Justin Signs of
progress: The Brooks Drug Store
is getting a new face as painters
are redecorating it
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20—(-
those who remained TWA STI InFNT
Enemy lines had been laid open * ” • • • •HC1‛ »
Joseph Stalin announced in an
order of the day today the capture
of Novgorod at the northern tip of
Lake Ilmen in the sixth day of the !
Russian's Leningrad offensive
Novgorod has been the lower peg j
of German defenses in the Lenin- l
grad area it is approximately 200 I
more trap get women
B Wito Smith ambbag a
Japanese plane* fought it out over
1 । the New Britain Japanese bastion
Monday, and the raiders came
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tha elty ot Peter tha Great.
long-range guns which had n
■teal and death and destrupilon —
the tormer Omartab capital of f._
(besmonmznanrna:.
By RICHARD MoMURRAY
soclate4 Prens War Editor
Berlin HiHMiHiWEti the hum of Novorod inRussia tody
as Red Army forces swiftly rolled up the enemy front in the
north, virtually lifted the long siege of Leningrad and threat-
ened to trap 250,000 Nazis before the old Czarist capital.
Two powerful Russian forces
striking from south and west of
Leningrad joined hand* couth west
of the city, snapping shut a seven-
mile Nasi corridor to the Gulf of
Dr Rhoads Mustain with the
United States Medical Corps some-
where in Italy has been promoted
to the rank of Captain from First
Lieutenant, according to word re
retied here by Mrs. Mustain
capital yd. similar gain, and ran- strike out the
dered -German positac
Russasfpecond cituntenabie. ton0 Ie *
Ues 100 miles southeast , E.1
"Azuf".5 “a
rtgogemdpermanaurpda ana"
More than 200 American and
NEW YORK, Jan. 20—(A—
The Polish telegraph agency
said today that Polish under,
ground forces had penetrated
into East Prussia, in Germany,
and "inflicted heavy casualtles
mi Nasi troops in a series of
battles which lasted several
tiara.
Russian Forces Striking From South
And West Join Hands, Snapping Shut
Seven-Mile Corridor; Artillery Captured.
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under cover of a smoke screen, and
fight to save President
4,500,000.000 food price +
atvely f
Processed Foods— Book 4. green
stamp. D. E and F expire Jan 22.
Stamps G H and J valid through
Feb 20
Sugar— Book 4 Stamp 30, good
for five pounds expires March 31
Shoe*—Book 1, stamp 18 and
Book 3 stamp 1 on airplane sheet
good indefinttely. . ,
Gasoline—Coupon 9-A good for
three gallons in Southwest through
Jan 21 B 2 and C 2 coupons good
Jor five gallons
Willie the Waste Paper Cam-
paign has not gotten under wy.
the Chamber of Commerce has not
been idle for the past two months
in gathering that essential need far
’he use of the federal governmem.
During th months of November and
December, the Chamber of Com-
merce gathered 27710 pound* of
waste paper, which was shipped
The campaign to come in Denton
will be under the superviston of the
Chamber of Commerce and thc
campaign outeide at Denton wi be
donducted by Lloyd Sullivan, coum-
7 ty salvage chairman. The Boy
Scouts of Denton will bale the pa-
per. for shipment
A house to receive the paper will
torpedo and
• : semhecde
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The ■sun-prophet'. B E
aardiWun"usea x*; rx Mhe°oermanaroumcement
Thursday morning" evacuaticn of Novgorod said night- TnkCi Wiamr Bu
.......
Prime Minister Churchill met
today with Polish Premier
Stanialaw Miolnjezy in con-
ference in which he was be-
Ueved to have taken a personal
Mr and Mrs Bain Portenberry
and son. Freddie, of Leo were in
Denton He said "This weather
has been mighty hard on livestock,
but so far we've carried ours
through without loss. We're need
ing some warm dry weather for
both farming and livestock "
Set for Friday -
ifaa; Howard J. Klosaner: Minne-
sota; Henry A. Mulligan, New York. '
ONLY 12 ALNINUM UNES
TO CLOSE
Evil pursueth sinners, but to the
righteous good shall be repayed.—
Proverbs 13-21
Often the fear of one evil lead,
us into a worse—Boileau.
land and the Naval rifles of the said the Germans had launched
Baltic Fleet lomed the Russian two drives toward the coastal area,
land forces and the skyful of one hi Croatia and the second in
conferenoes had fore-doomed Ger-
man attempta to sow disunion, but . . _ __ _
added that “the peoples of the Teheran conference, and that for- ---------
countries allied with us and their eun, observers were y. w J*
TTmgrdkmhermnabyosanX? did ^taww O?T| OoearT OdraJi
.mania, “ Rusalan newspapers have Intorm- Ed Horton wore k
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fadteg the ind of qlmmle H. fa be * itt—21 to diapel the im-
mmzmsmerpn
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I mitt plant at Brunswick almost to- -Tine _.M. coant norta -
I tally "demolshed. and the Junkers saiing from.we "0t pnIth wa*
factory at Halberstadt damaged to ! The 600-Page report, "hch "a
an extent variously estimated at 40
----- —------------- ------- ------ ----- Scope of the Soviet offensive is
to have repercussions in both Lon- immediately by the British foreign constantly growing, with the Red
don and Moscow. , offloe, a dispatch from Associated - ---- - -----
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Freighter Sinks in North Atlantic
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LONDON. Jan
Lenders of the “eld regular”
fortncations within cannon shot
at Leningrad gave way before the
ineorable pressure of the Russians । ton is contineen
who blasted a 25-mile gap in the । te revenue I
unvonthwestgorthesttyane nd- ' Prospects were that nammusra- । Picture at top. an Army freeter Nevada” sink below the waves
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d EPedino; Nevada, mascot, after rescuing him.. Left to right are: Arthur Nicker-
LONDON, Jan tO—(P—Gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower and At
Chief Trafford L Leigh-Mal-
pory, hi, invasien air com-
mander. were received in audi-
ence by King George at Buck-
ingham Palace today.
moM Sa ra aha
and other charges at the
terests. The committee, *
Senator Ven Nuvs <0*1
"Tills batchm’ bustness gets
Undo tiresome," said Henry
Taliaferro. "I eat at the restaur-
anta a while and then try my own
cookin', but I don't teem to lose
any weight In fact, some few years
back. T weighed about 120 pounds
and now I Up the scale* at 1M.”
Mrs. Taliaferro ia in Eunice. New
Mexico, where she ta vialting her
•on. Richard Taliaferro and family.
LONDON, Jan.
from Leningrad The way also was
cleared for the Russians to thrust ;
westward toward the Baltic
Stalin's order of the day. ad- ]
dressed to Gen Kirkwill A Mere-
toskov. said the Volkhov Army had
forced both the Volkhov River and
the upper part of Lake Ilmen, pre-
sumably by crossing on the ice. The j
Bastion thus was outflanked both ■
on the north and south sides Ear-
Her today the German high com- ,
mand had announced evacuation |
of the important communications
center. ’ N
possible time
Bond sales by zones were aa fol-
lows:
" Zone 1. M. D. Penry, chairman.
•11418.75; Zona 2. F. B. Huey,
chairman, $234750; Zone 3, W. B.
McCurkan, chairman, M •
Zone 4, G.E Taylor, chairman,
$11,393.75; Zone 2, Guy Turner,
chairman, 8750; Zone 7, L. H. Hub-
bard. chairman. $3581.25: Sona 8,
W J. McConnel, chairman, »1418.75
eral of the wester detense coma-
M AirPorce attace January U on 1 apadsuprroimedhhtnrenoan SC
in his final report on the trens-
migration, DeWitt adds that it
brought virtual eltmination of the
signals and a reduction in the num-
ber ot submarine attacks on ships
be constructed in the IX Ector
• Roberts building, Cedar Street and
West Oak and that's where the
papers are to be taken The house
should be ready In a day or so, so
keep your waste paper until then
------ , .An indication that Japanese re-
month alone, 11 enemy merchant sistance may be era lapsing in Nw-
ships have been sunk or probably thern New Guinea was reported to-
sunk day by Secretary of War Stimson,
Iaa
Northwester N" au.
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and Australian and American anysmortl“cdyd“hopeto"bein
esithevicinttz.oseidoxtm chacgnsane M/raSfiMM rept”-
_ or thengapanndartntyingktoges- 1 entee totalmarana ponmar
East cape by barge at night.” Stimson lays *nd obllgqions I8eudh ad
. I said. "Several troop-laden enemy ,
the barges have been sunk by our- air- i clustveottheVpiyedStptespoges,
Yutand light naval veweU." sions, thesCanaZone PueroFCo
____ , in New Britain. Allied troops are the Jr
my positions again. Other bombers -constantly enlarging their beach- . >ad<?d.
Aemgg +)A speretarv rerorted. He i pended in LSC84 42* •*3 mhu •
on Tapanese installations southwest sid that in the Cape, Gloucester , The fgures.he sald, were independt
of Madang area 3.100 Japanese dead have been I ently audited.
Stimson noted Iha' several large , counted, against American losses at ' -------------------
enemy ships have been sunk in the 228 killed and 694 wounded.
LONDON, Jan. 20——The Su- i Southwest Pacifie recently, and --------—____ ____.
preme headquarters of the Allied iscores or Japanese planes shot a A;hor From
Epeditionary Force announced 1 down However, there are indica- JOOS ^UlCa F rOUl
that Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur tions that the Japanese are rein- -- ----
1 .ATLANTA. Jan. 20— IP- Fire ol ladder today assumed his duties as
1 undetermined origin destroyed the ceguty supreme commander of the
> Fourth Service Oommend Oro Allied Expeditionary Force , , „ ।
nance Base shop and a warehouse Bri. Gen Robert A McClure will 1 . , p, ‘ WASHINGTON, Jan. 20—(-
at the Atlanta ordnance depot direct press arrangements for the j 2 Japanese attacks on the west coast
1 early today, with the loss estimated oming operations against Europe j *.*3 „ during the early stages of tha war
। at $2000,000 to 82.500,000, public re- as chief ot the publicity and phy- ' review o the .PAS! "eeK. de . were aided by signalling from the
lations announced There were no chological warfare division of the I ments on *' Tronts, Siven n.^inn
casualties supreme. Allied command i press cmference. Other deveioP-
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proaches to Rome Since the I as corn to make alcoholic
white tha world la hur
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Civilian cloches should be worn
Ay the members oi the Texas State
Quard for the meeting Friday
night at 8 o'clock, according to an-
• noumcement from Captain L H.
Ligon
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 20—()
Reiterating an earlier assertion that
the United States hag spent "ex-
travegant" sums of moneg on Latin
America in turtherance o the goqd.
M - By MORRIE LANDSBERG I
American precision bombers, sent
H three and probably five more Japa-
.31 * nese ships to the graveyard of Ra- l of Argento,
; I baul Harbor in the most damaging
LONDON, Jan. 20—4P— The
DNB radio transmitter in Ger-
many left the air tonight for
technical reasons “ Thia h
sometimes indication RAF plan-
es are approaching Nazi terri-
tory
were moved by sea to a point on
raidsonthe Japanene-hela Mar- | the Tyrrhenian coast jurt above the
shells in the Central Pacific, strik- i rsers “ mTes inland from the
mg again at Mill atoll. Radio , the
Tokyo reported a second attack on । C0a8 nd, Arzenptond Ue
iruyyeskermasingnchttasatdaonz' - the
of 12 American bombers was shot heads won in the British advance
early Monday night were forced
across the river at these points.
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By HENRY C. CASSIDY
MOSCOW, Jan 20——Oen
Donid A. Govorov ‛s Leningrad of-
fensive, rolling across fields wet with
a January thaw, today threatened
with encirclement a great German
stage army of perhaps 250,000 men
—dug into a vast honeycomb of
defeses to hold the eastern tip
of Naal lines which formerly em-
braced the landward approaches of
neighbor pollcy, Benator Butler (A-
Neb.) submitted to the Senate today
a second accounting placing total
U. S. "spending, commitmentaand
down
Japs Still Streong
Although apparently there was
no interception over Mill and Kus-
ale, the heavy fighter strength the I
Japanage showed at Bbaul led 4
General MacArtTOrY spokesman to
ahllgtut
Lest you forget, here? some
ration information * ___._______ ____
Meats and Fau—Book 3 brown , drove within 13. miles of the east-
stamps R 8. T and U valid through west railway to the Baltic State of , tomorrow
Jan 29 _ ____ - Estonta.TheRuaslanssaid-theyirheadmaiistrationalsorbed •
killed 20.000 Germane in the first preliminary"" setback yesterday
nveaasorthe Lentnerad drive, when th’banking committec ap-
The Berlin communique said proved a bUl by Senator BanUhrart
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