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WILKES-BARRE, PA., SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1944
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Army, Navy Journal Says Reds May Warn Japs to Seek Peace
Wa*hliistaa, Feb. It.—(tP)—The Annjr and Navy Journal today raleed •«» et the mn*t InteretttBg dlplamatie passiMlitie* ot rerent months—that the Hovlet Inlon mifht deem It expedient te nam Japan ta aeek peace with the lnlted State* and Oreat Rrttain befare Germany i* heaten.
the unelilelal *ervlee Jenmal aald Itolly thai one ef tlie reaaon* why .lapan has aet Invaded Siberia I* Tahyo'* desire "to keep open a powerful channel through whlrh te approach Waahlnslo* and Londen.
Stale Department alBclals declined to eemment on thr Jeumal'* edIterlBl, but It was polntod ont In ether (|uartrrs that the enly peace everture* likely to set even elight attention here or In l..ondon weuld be thoee eipreaslnc Japan'* vilUliiBne** ta submit
Back to a Country They Helped Free
think about any peace that vteuld let Japan wcaael eat e( cem- plele occnpatlen by AlUed troop*.
The Journal compared It* augceaHon with Secretary et Slate llordrll Hull'* recent warning to Finland ta get out ef the war er aufler the conae^ucnces.
Poles in London Accused Of Hating Soviet Union By Official Red Paper
All'Out Cerman Attack Absorbed—Strike Back
RAF Bombers Out in Force
I.4indon, Sunday. Feb. It. (VT) —A 43-minule parade of Britleh heavy bomber* •ticamed lUt acres* the channel toward Europe Saturda.v night, po**thly bound fer a  bloritbuetar raid  on  Oer-
iiliniiii«MapMHMi
en thr Relrh oeeurMd during the night ef Jan. M, when a great force ef four-motored raid¬ er* blasted Berlin. Thlrtj-three bombers were loat In that attack.
Allies Regain Initiative Behind Tremendous Barrage; Heavy Reinforcements Arrive; Churchill Shows Confidence
Part of the Soviet forcea that have already driven the Nasi troopa   back   to   the   point   from
where the Invaaion of Ru**ia launched, th**e girl* of th* Ko*- eiuike Divi*lon ar* shown  amil¬
ing at the proapect of returning to a homeland free of German i tyranny. !
Called 'Fascists* With Anti-Russia Policy Pushed in Underground Group
alwaya dreamed about It and now, when the Red Army ia defeating the Germana. their atiffening rage ia even greater." I
1°. S. Rcanain* Neutral
Waahington,   Feb.  12.   (UP)—The United Statea i* determined lo re-{
By M. S. HANDLER o'm'V"^"^"'.'" ,*''•.•^""f"' ""^''"-J
Mo,cow, Feb. 12 (UP)-In an P'''."h dispute in tne intereat of, a tide brialllng wilh *.rca*m ,„d' "'"'n^"""* A hed unanimity for W.ter denunciation, the official P °" ^ •' '^''"•^'"••"°"- " , *«» «e^.M.aper Pravda today accuaed '"'•""'/»<»•>¦;. '^f«"'""? "' ^* the Poliah government In London I {r"* l*"*'" >>y other natlona, he -deapit* ita pro-Aliied pretentionaj United Slate, will r.mam on the -of not wanting victory over Ger-r"""""*'
'.NE60TIAMF0R FINNISH PEACE SEEM AT HAND
many and of working to carry out;
American  officiala whoae advice
tn antl-Ruaaian policy through ita underground.
The attack by the organ of the Soviet central commlltee produced
Man Who Made '40 Treaty Is In Stockholm
linden, reb.  It.  (UP)—Radio Helalnhl vi«nt off the air early
(^tea   eantrol*   mattar   af   foreign
palicy    believe   that   the   weatern
ItltWera   take   aom*   of   the   recent'
Riualan   alateinenla   too   aerioualv. a   aenaatlon   In "the "AuTed" corany! Th«y   point  out   that  the   weatern    tonight l-VM*", middle of a nenni here,   and   waa   believed   lo   i,^y,,PO;^'Tn^inoud i>\tct U,Mt inc\itl^^,    MM^^^
cloaed one chapter in Soviet-Poli.h;, """"l   »l «    "   ""       "   Vatican.!  Soviet air attack en the Fbinlah reiationa   and   marked   the   begin- '¦''   .""i""'^'    ''"'^*   /".?°'"'k ^'\  ""  "^ nliiK  of another. j Poliah   diapute    .,«ainat   the   back-1,
"They (the Poliah governincnl In I.,ondon> wage a atruggle for th' utter  defeat  of the Soviet  Union''
ground  of the  Soviet Union'a  paat ^>' JACK FXEISCHKR
reiationa with the outalde world.      !    Stockholm,   Feb.   I'.'.   (UP)—For-
During the laat 20 year* of virtual mer Finniah  Prime Minlater J. K 	
Pr«vd«   aald    "It   cannot   even   he iadalion from the reat of the world.iPaaaikivi,     who     negotiated     the Adm.  William F.  Halaey'a South  Pacific  command  atrucK  al  Rabaul aald that they look up an altitude I f^c jvorda ^generally   addre..aed   tn;^.^-"»f''i;;;?i»Ji_P"/j;.„'5««[.y 'jj 1,»«01 Thuraday  for the aeyenth *traight
58 Jap Planes For 2'Day Bag In Rabaul Area
Marine Drive on New Britain Finds More Starved Japanese; Withdrawing to Islands Center
»f DON CASWEIX
Allied H*adquart«r«, Southweat Pacific, Sunday, Feb. IS. (UP)— Allied airmen atepped up their offcnaive agalnat Japanoa* baaea hi the Biamarek archipelago Thuraday and Friday, deatroying an •*- timaled M enemy planea and dropping 174 ton* of bomha on Rabaul. New Britain, and 147 tona on Kavieng, New Ireland, it waa announced today,
A force of medium bombera, torpedo-plane* and dive-bombera from
but   repreaent   a   working*a'ya~lem;V-M""'«'>'-  critical  atatementa  out  of     .-»-.2...   h.u..c.=u.^   -.«....   ... amaahing foUow-up to
Aeeuaed ef Hatred Iff'!"''!""   '"   ""   "''"*"   ""¦•" lil-^"-?. "^''Lf."!..?-"'*'  nw' U^*    prevloua    day-a^M-ton
Arcualng   the   landon   Pole*   of diacu*»lon
DENY UNION SHOP IN SHIPYARD MERGER
Immediately   be   Interviewed.    Ob
aervera aaid, however, that he prob- ,, ,      . ,
ablv    will    confer    with    Ruaala'a drom*  t.mporarlly  unaervieeabU.
blind   hatred   of   the   Soviet*   and .•^•i«.«.i» __.,,„
determination to ace them dealroy- By I NITEil PRrJW  o„,.j.„     ici.™. .,    , ..     «.»
ed   by   ualng   Germana   to   ac_hiev. „_The  Ru,ai.n-.,pon,or.d^ Union „f ambaaaador^lo^Sweden^^ Kavieng Alee Hit
Another force of American bomb-
thai"polTc7'Pr;;da"«IdVhe"Pohah!Poliah     Patriota     ha,     formed     «|*'''''»"^„Jf.,^rt°"°":;i'n   ^i"" J^^^^
emigre government haa alwaya re-"national council;' Inaide Poland, in|he^n^«ot;;«l^d  !"  l,*l\,u"tVl .1. «" "nged  150 mile* northw**t of
Washington, Feb, 12. (UP)—Thc War Labor Board tonight refuaed raid to extend a union ahop contract to all employeea affected by the merger of two South Portland, M*., *hlpyarda, but allowed the union ahop  proviao  to  apply to  all   new
Reds Gain on NorthFront
Capture Rail Line; Seem Regrouping for New Drive In South; Closing Death Trap
Allied Headquarters, Naples, Feb. 12 (UP)—Anerlcan i British fnrcex. in fierce and bloody fighting, have regainoi part of thc territory lost to (ierman counter-attacks alter' heroically absorbing the enemy'.^ first all-out effort to shatter the blood-stained Allied beachhead below Rome it was dis* closed tonight.
As a dramatic statement of Prime .flinister Winston Churchill'M office in London expressed confidence that the battle to capture Rome "will be won." a delayed front dis¬ patch from Reynolds Packard of the United PresM indicated the second offensive phase (rf Allied landing operations might already be under way.    (Page A-3).
Packard reported tliat the Allies laslieti back at the Germans in a canning: factory settlement—once part of one of Benito Alus.solini's m()del farms—whicii tlie Germans had seized at the height of their offensive and fortified with machinegun nests behind sandbags. It ^^as probably Aprilia.
Attacking beliind a terrific barrage wliicii virtuall.v ripped the settlement apart and must have killed hundietis of Germans, the Allies moved back into the village and as of Friday night were pressing the Germans back in continuing
By BOBERT MrSEL
London, Sunday, Feb. 13. (UP)- Ruiala'a    armiea    of    the    north, I fierce fighting.
Ii?f!t^JJl*f„\'!ISV^'l..„''/h°r'«..f."w*.w^l    Tlie onslaught appeared to have, momentarily at least.
defenaea. fought  Inlo the oulaktrt* i  j ii      •   •..•   i'       .* ii      /-. i        • -xi     j
of th* German atronghoid of Luka I crested the initiative from the Gcnnans. who since Monday yeaterday  and   captured   th*  rail- had    been    attacking    manlgeaUy;
road   junctisn   at   Batetakaya,   11 aver  row*   of  their  own   d*ad  aa| front diapatchea told ot an Allied
milei to M>* aoutheaal. harolc American and Britiah troopa barrage being directed on German
The    combined    forcea   of   Gen. atood firm and mowed tbem down, poaitlona there, but the core ot tb*
Leonid A, Govorov and Gen. Kyril Huge Convoy Arrive* beachhead remained intact,
A.   MereUkov,   which   in   80  daya!    (Mjehael    Chlnlgo,    repreaenting W"M"f Out Caeaino
have   cleared   the   ^aIla   from   t .^^^ combined Allied preaa, reported     American troopa on the Caaalna
large area weat and aoiilh of Lenin-! j,,^^ , ^ reinforcement convoy front were alowly but surely blaat-
grad, captured more than 40 other ij^j   arrived    al    the    beachhead,'Ing the Germana loose from their
towna  and  aettlemenla  In    break-1^^^^^^,        ^^^^^   ^g^^^   German deep emplacementa In the town and
Bf.r.tTv/frl,'.!? M„.".!li'l hr^S' »"i»' attack*, and Unded a atream!on Monte Ca-aino to the immediate
fA. ^^^*,^„n.„ .:.   .nn^n^^^^ ^ne   of   the    toughe.t
SUf   a^rtin..   ,„   .w.   L.,h   • Heavy  barrage  from  Naii long-' Nazi neata In Caasino. the baaement
Some   «.W   mile*   to   the   aoulh, irtilleri-> of the town  jail, waa cleaned out
other    Soviet    force*    acored   ad- '^•"»= annier}.; _   . j    .     	
vancei    of   three    mile*    a*   Ihey
„.„e..   «r   rnr..   n,....   ..   rn.v     <'n    London,    Xo.    10    Downing J^riday  and   olher   buildinga  were
yance*    or   mree    muea    a*   me.v announced   that   Gena    Sir caP'ur'd   '"   'he   northern   part  of
lopped   off  another  large   aegment ;f''^"'^    m   .^    j   ,.. , j   S     town     hut    con.iderahla    Cerman
on  the  northern end eaatern iidea "'"O"   Maitland   Wilaon   and   Sir|io«n,     But    consiaeranie    t^rman
? lu     mAu    , ^ :.^     V        Harold R   L. C   Alexander had a»- 'orce» remained.
of   the   "Cherka**y  pocket'   where "»'^"'<' "• .'^ l. Aicxanaer naa »¦ ..,. .   .u
the remnanu of 10 crack German »"'¦*'* ..P"/"'     Minlater     Winaton!    The   feeling   here   wa*   that   the divUion* wer* b*ing annihilated.     I Churchill that "the great battle now | Fifth    Army    would   redouble   iU
' proceeding for the capture of Rome efforta   lo  take  Cassino   and  drive
on up the Roman valleya while the beachhead forcea clung grimly to their poailiona.
Oet as PUnea In Trap i   ..,.  ., „,._„,
Th* Ruaalana reduced the pocket j'" "   *""' '
further by  capturing aeven  towna      fierce  galea  and   rain   thai   had
on a 20-mlle front curving north- turned the balUefield into a qua«-
cail around Komun, heart of the mire aubaided  loday  and  the  aun
....trap area which waa being batter-1 broke  Ihrough  over weatern  lUly,
employeea    of    the   company,    Iheied by hundred* of Soviet artillery «uRuring a renewal of the German
—„..   „- - _ -, .„.„,..   .iih.r .Iri-ariv i.> mnckhnlm nr »x. "" ""»•="  "~ —¦•— ¦•.'•."..•.w ».iXew England Shopbuildlng Corp.    I piece* and planea
garded   the   Soviet   Union   and   the a bid to unify all anti-Nazi Poliah ^Vt/d  to arrive  fhortiv : R»>""' "» »>" K'^leng. key aupplyl    The  bSard*  order repreaented alAlr Force flier* *hot
Red   Armv  a*  enemiea. - element* iinder It* direction, Rndio Pf*-'"  '"""'^^  """"¦>• j point    and    airplane    replacement j compromlae   between   ita   atandard  day 33 Junker tranaporta trying to .luppor
"Never have Poliah imliticiana of Moacovr diacloaed Saturday. „ ,,"1  .V      V.' ,     j   ......    .j j ^"nter  for  Rabaul,   d**troying  Un'maintenance of membership award  fly auppUe* to the beleaguered Ger- Friday.
the Sosnkowakl  alamp  «Gen. Kazi-     In « broadcaat beamed lo Poland     Belief  that  I-inland  had  decided p.^^.j  aircraft  in  the  l«7-ton  at->nd the union ahop demand of the man*. i Air SuppoH Returning
mlerz   Soankowaki.   commandcr-in- and   recorded   by  U.8.   government to heed Secretary of SUte Cordell ,jp,, „„ j^e Kavieng airdrome—the International Union of Marine and|    Moacow'*  war  bulletina   reported     q American  aeclor   where
Front dispatchea aaid the Ger¬ mana had been attacking like packa of wolves  and when one wave waa
or soviet artillery ""K"""* • .cjicy.«. .n u.c .^r-.......;, j .        frlirhtful slauah-
..   In the air. Red  a*«ults,    bul    promiaing    for    the nj°««^ ^°""   " « '^^^^
ahot down on Fri-  hard presaed Alliea tha direct aerial It-n atronger liok i^ nlice We«!5
•anaporta trying to .support that  waa ao aorely miaaed !!*" "I^Tf."''°'^L'^'^ f-?'Kr!!:X
rhief of Poliah emigre armiea 1 ever monitora,   Radio  Moscow   .aaid   the Hull a recent warning to quit boa- i,ggyi„i  attack  yet  made  agalnat eonaldered   the   Red   Army   aa   the council  "aeta  itaelf the  aim of or-tllltiea   waa   alrengthened   by   the ^,,j^j   ^^,    j;„  ,„e,ny  planea  ««t 'allv of our alliea,"' the newapaper ganization of all national forcea (in reported   arrival   In   Stockholm   of ^j^^ Allied force aaid     "When   thev   aav   ao   ll'a   a'PoIand" lo hasten the <3erman de- Finniah   Minlater   of   the   Interior .¦       _        »u       i.  i.
downright  lie.   Thev can't  conceal feat and the liberation of Polnnd." Leo     Ehrnrooth.    Al«,,     Finland'.,   ,»"'''t* ^'"^"^,^•'• *V,^" their   Fascist   hatred   of   the   Rua-     The    council,    11    aaid,    Includea »trongeal   party,   the  Social   Oemo-jof the Japanese air force from the •ian   people ! repreaenlalivea      of     the      Poliah crata, held a  meeting yeaterday at «l<ie«   in   the   Rabaul   attack,   the
"Blinded hy animal hatred for peaaanta partv, Polish Sociallata, which they paaaed a reaolutlon de-Solomons-baaed aircraft deatroyed evervthing Ruaaian. the Poliah im-the Poliah workera party, and other manding that the Helainkl govern- one parked *nemy Bomber and perialiata doni think of their coun-|democratic  political groupa. ment  "aaoertaln  ai\d  examine"  the probably aix other* aa they rained
trv  aa oppreaaed  bv the  Germana. i    "The   formation   of  the   national Ruaaian conditlona. j their bomba on  Tobera  and  Bun-
Thcv don't give a damn about the council ia a step forward toward (The Britiah radio, recorded bvlal**"*" airdromea, blaating U «un freedom-loving peoplea'fight agalnat the conaolldation of all national U.S. governmenl monitora. ,aldiPO»it'on»«na leaving area vUlble Hitleriam.   On   the   contrary,   they elements Inaide Poland In the face'Saturday that Prealdent Riato Ryli ''"' *" milea.
Shipbuilding Workera (CIO«, which advancea   only   on   the   Luga   luid ^j,   Americana were digging in be-
U..1 . .._. u  »!. "--icherkaaay   front*.   Indicating   that!
other Soviet forcea which had been
had a unon shop contract with theiCherka»*y front*. Indicating thatU,ind minefields and barbed-wire. Todd Balh Shipyard, Inc.. one of other Soviet forcea which had beenL^.,,, ^^^ ^^^^ Pegged for and re- the merged companies. clearing   th*   Germana    from   the ^.^.^^^ ^^^i,;^^^^^,, ,„ig„„,„j, „o;
ea*ternmo«l  bulge  of  the   Dniepern,,^^^,^ „f ^ ahorlage of men  but Bend   mighl   be   regrouping  before jj^^ j^ ^„j j^uj^j determination  tc
T9 SOLDIERS KILLED AS 3 ARMY BOMBER CRASH
Greenville, S. C, Feb. 12. (UP)— Nineteen men were killed early today when three B-25 medium bombera collided during formation the   Greenville   Army   Air
kaya-Novgorod railroad, the fourlh 11,^^,,^ against the beaciihead Una Into the former Ciariat capital |    .j,,,, ^„^,„  of Carocetto,  10 mile.-
      . T^„   „,   ,H.   „,.-,   hurst   into 'I'''''''   •"" il^*'^*^'"   "¦•*''   '""i north  of Anzio,  or part of it.  ha.^
defeat   of   the   Soviet   Union   and threaten   the   Poliah   nation."   the daya to consider the Unlled Slates', taking part in the  Kavieng attack -J^"   "'„.., ,,7*.""^^
to   withdraw   from   the relurned  aafely  to  baae.  the  com- P^^VJ^*?"*   »"'l ''\,'^'.../  .".".the    Pakov-Luga   aection    of    the|_;	
fear   auch   a  victory  becauae   with of the complete ruin and annihila- had  met with  the Finniah  cabinet j   Four   plane*   were   loit   In   tht ^^r^"'lfIT^''^'''',Ct"\'^r,i^t all   their  heart   they  hope   for   the tion     with    which    the    German* for   the   fourth   time   in   aa   manylRabaul    attack,   while    all    plane*|'"J!*  '°"/"*^.  ' ,"7/'V^,„r 1^^^^^
resuming their attacks
Moacow announced that the cap- lure of Batetakaya, presumably by (Jen. Meretakov** 'Volkhov River Army, gave the Ruaalana full poa- aeaalon   of   the   Leningrad-Balela-
throw off the German attack with ever.v poaaible resource.
Allied warahipa pinch-hil for the planea and alowed and brought l.^ a momentary alandatiil the enemv juggernaut which Adolf Hiller hac
the   defeat  of   Ruaaia.   They   havrbruadcaat 'lid.
Turlcs Yfill Join Wlien Given Materials
Kleaiior ParJtard, lnlted I'rena {had committed heraelf lo enler the ataff rnrre*p<iMdrnt at Ankara, |war on Ihe Allied aide when and if haa had an Interview nith Nukni Great Britain and the United Hararnglu, Prime .Minister of States reapond to her requeat for Turkey, hi whirh ahe report* the I certain war materlala. minlater apoke "very frankly." Hararogiu *|Mike only with the understanding that the eorrr- apondeiil, uhile free to rable her
"warning
war.t ! munique aaid.
Juho  Eljas  Brkko,   former  Fin-!   Eacorted   medium   bombera   and
nlah foreign minlater and prealdent attack  planea  covering  the   north- - ~        - - em coaat of New Britain probably
aank a 1,000-lon cargo veaael oft Jacquinot Bay, dropped 2S tona of bomba on enemy aupply and bivo¬ uac areaa near the Cape Hoakina airfield and attacked building* at Talaaea. An enemy coaatal ve**el was aunk by an air patrol off the coaat.
(Continued on Page B-O
CONGRESS EXPECTED TO EXTEND CCC BUT BAN FOOD SUBSIDIES
"imprraaloiin" afler the vlalt, Would not quote him dirrrtly. TTie eorreapondent's iinprea^inna, reported below, thrretorr shed eonaiderablr light nn thr Turkish enigma, a queatlon mark on the War map aInre the Calm eonfer- enre*.
By ELEANOR PACKARD
Ankara Feb. 10. (UP) -A frank tnnversallon with Sukru Saracoglu, Prime Minister of Turkey, gave me the distinct impression that Turkey not only was  willing  bul  actually
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aa they were, thc Allies braced for even more furious assault*, strengthened by constant landing of supplies and reinforcements anti hoping for a break in the weather that would bring them the mighty tactical aerial support. Nazi* Say  Attacka Stopped
(A German communique asserted that the Allies renes^ed allaclu en new German positions at Aprilia, the Fascist name for Carocetto. but asserted they were repulsed In bloody fighting which coat the British heavy casualties.
(Homer Bigart.  repreaenting th*
combined U. S. preaa, said thai th*
Britia:i.   in   hand-to-hand   fighting,
,vere alowly dislodging the Ormana
(Continued  on   Page  B-«)
the    wreckage   of   all   three   waa ¦trewn over a wide area, but wilh no   damage   to   the   baae   installa¬ tion*.  Army  offlcer*  *aid. Ther*   were   no   aurvivora.    The
Pakov - Leningrad    double - tracked line aa the only railroad to aupply their forcea on the northern front. 30,000 Died There The Soviet midnight war bulletin
"i'",? Z"l.^^^ r° n«rf ^ fiur announced that more than 4,600 SU T^rt:ir':\!rJZotrr.tnt wer. killed In yeaterday'a offlcer*  1* Inveatlgating. ' (Continued on Page B-«l
War   SiiniinarT
from man   fortification*   outside   Lenin-
Clark Predicts Victory On Anzio Beachhead
By JA>IES E. ROPER I    "Remember   always,   the   enemy
With the Fifth Army in Italy, '« "red, he dreads jour repeated Feb. 12. (UP)--Ll. Gen. Mark \V. attacks, each one more keenly Clark haa commended hii American jttian the last. You have klllad and British  Fiflh Armv  troops on him   by the  thousand*.    Give him
Shool    everyone    who
fl^
Far better were reports from man loruncaiiona """""e Lenin- ^^^.^ „,g^jjj ^^,^.^^,.jj,^jj^^„ i„„o real. Shool everyone the heroic battle on the Anilo grad told of their Breat ¦trength ^^.^^ j^^ ^„^j^ ^^^^.^^^^^ ,^,„^,, g,,o«.a hia head. H* must beachhead,   where   American   «nd which took hea^T concenlrationa of ^^^^ ^^^ declared confidently lhatl««y.
British  met  the   full   force  of thfe «rllllery flre before  Ihey were  re- ^^^.^ ^^ j^^,y ^^^ "doomed  to     "I   know   that  you  have   fought
German    attack,    slopped    It   and ducea. defeat,"  it waa revealed  loday. for a long  time and thai we hAT*
moved    ahead,    Heav>*    reinforce-     j^^  ^j^^  Rabaul  area  of  the  Bia-     In   a   alirring   order  of  the  day taken  our  own loasea.  but h*
Waahington, Feb.. 12  (UP)—Cor-  ^,„„ gurved Japa
greaa tonight waa exliected to aei  •    _,. ^   „„«,„„ nin h.  i>...-ti j
Thai nesotiationa for iranafer of to  President  Rooaevelt  next  week „1'^^' ° "T ™",   -n   New   BHtl!l these  materials are at a most un-_legislation extending the life of the f;,°"d for the first tlrMh. a wSik certain stage would seem lo be in-,Commodity Credit Corporation but       -eporl  thai Marine  ground dicaled by the fad that Saracoglu j banning continuation of the admin- (^.^jj,   ranging   toward   Cape   Men- Hccmcd as Interested In my opinion I latratlon's   food  aubaidy  program—,!, "  „„   Borgen   Bay   found   many
whether these arma would be forth- a iirohlbilir- —1-'-«- «- --j •- "    " .     .     .    • .       .   .
coming as I waa in hia. I bring   a   p
Troop*   Trained ibill. |    q.-rvation and diseaae had t«U.nI "''""" «;"¦¦">«:"¦'.)'   •"¦•"' "- -7- ..iwo aaya, wiin rumaui ana in aup-i—• .-..—...¦.— ..  —¦•-. ,—     >.>.^...     -.     ...-    —•¦-"":	
The   Prime   Minlater   apoke  wilhi    The   meaaure   probably   will   be     ""f "*\ „    , ,„ aoldieM   .. '^'¦'¦'*'  "»m-lng   his   men.   lounded       t,„j  .g^jora   pounded   from   thelpromlsed   death   lo   the   Germans j which the  troopa of th* flth Artl«r
complete ,frankneaa bul  bound  me  brought before the Houae Monday, ^_ "",^   Guinea     "Indlcallrur   thei'"" P"'"- ^here were belter aigna ^j^ pirst   reports   In   a   week [wherever they are met. [have   made   to  the  victory  that !¦
not to quote him directly. He  told but ll la expected to be aent to con- ^^J^i^^, dlaruplion of enemy .unolv •'»» ''"^ '"e Caasino area. from New Britain Island found the      "Uith the forces we have a ready |sure to come.
Marines advancing and the Japan-,built up in the beachhead, including     "Again,   aa   your   commander,   X Germany   may   have   been   bat- ese   not   ataging   major   resistance. 1 heavy ajmor, and those which atill galute   the   valient  Fifth Army,"*
tered   again   laat   night,   to   follow^There waa more evidence of atarva- are  arriving   we welcome hia  (the 	
up the heavy American raid. How- tion   and   diaeaae   taking   toll   ofenemyai    assaults,   tor   they   give
lion which ia expected to j^      „,   <j„d   abandoned   in   the'"'•nia  arrived  through  atorm  »nd ,^^^,.^^    Archipelago    58    Japaneae to his men  on  the  beachhead and suffered   more:   he   knowa   he   I*
preaidentlai   veto   of   the ^^.^g I bullets,     and     Winston    Churchill jpj^^g^   ^,^g   downed   In   the   laat'to the main  Fifth Army  Force onjdoomed   lo   defeat   and   he   know*
i    (...rvation and diaeaae had t«u.n ¦'"''*• """"''•""y *'^"* ^'"^ ^'y'i,two daya, with Rabaul and ils aup-Ithe Caaaino-Garigliano front. Clark,the    e.Ttent    of    the    eontributlem
        ...L. . 1..   1 '    Starvation ana aiaease naa iaKen^,__,_     , ..,_ .»,,n^*H<       ..    •'       . .   .   - ..^ «..-«.i--.i    j..(u    ...   .u^   r....M.ana ,..u,..u   .u-  *•»».. ^t .u^ «»k   Ammw
quote him directly. He lold|J"t 't la expecteil to be »ent to con- ,,,,ioug disruption of enemy supply ma, however, that I was free to "''•"''« 'or consideration of^Senate ^^^^^^ caused by the conatant at- cable   my   "imprea.siona"   afler   our """""''"*"ts. '"- *-
conversation. The  foll(»wing, there¬ fore,  represents my impressions of
Turkey's role afler talking lo the head of the governmenl:
Turkey has assembled hundreds of young jillots and tankmen, trained and walling for the where¬ withal lo  fight.
They have been trained partly in Great Britain, partly in the United
T     .,       , u      ,t?''";f..,n°""°7'"f tacks  by  our  air   and  light   naval Leader   John   W.   McCormack   of j,,.^,j,.  ^^e communique aaid. Masaachusell*  and  other  congrea- «.„.:„_ 1.  „...i„ na —n
alonal leaders foresaw prompt Cape Menaing la nearly 18 milea agreementa however, and aaid It ffom American PoaUlon* at Cape will oe al the White Houae before Glouceater indlcaUng the great ex- Ihe week ends tent   of   the   unpubliclzed   advance
Aa  mailers  now atand,  the  ,ub- »"ong the northwestern tip of New aldy   program    together   with   the Britain.    Ind cations were that  the CCC'a   powera   and   authority,   will «"«mv wa.s withdrawing toward the die exlenalon
Statea  and  partl.v  in Turke.v   with ^.^^^  ^^„  b.v  that  dale.    The  ex- "(fht.
ever, while a big force of RAF N'ipponeae troopa deaerled whemyou additional opportunities to kill To eomply with rratrictioaa l» heavy bombers waa out, they may threatened. , . . The Navy waa ai- your hated enemy in large num-1 uae of newsprint, the Sunday have  been   engaged   In  another of lent on the Marahall  lalanda area-! bera. he aald, ; Indei»endenl   haa   made    uae   af
the myaterioua "maneuvera" which "Us   open   aeason   in   the  Anno' niany    apace - aaving    economlea.
they have alaged  lately I    ^he   diplomatic   front   was   very | bridgehead   and   there   is   no   limit   Iio«ever,   every   effort   haa   heen
alive.     Turkey    indicated    it   waa > to the number ot Ormans you can I nmde  to   afronipiiah   these  witk-
a   iJu.vcTi!.   aim   auiiiuii..    "••• Though Continuing to cruah in the ready  to join   the  Alliea   when   ila'kill." ' out interfrrrnrr with proper and
on Thursday, aasuming thit thej (tenter  of  th*  Uland «nd  thus  far ^ ^        ^,^,^^ * elalmed lo have own   force   waa   properly   aupplied.i Irge* Them On couiplete preM-nUtion of the new.
snalon   legislation   haa   not   be- ¦» not •ttempling to put up a atlff t,,^^^  3^^ German   Uvea  already The  Ruaalana   unleaahed  a  furiou.v    To   hia . Iroopa   fighting   in   the   »'   the   world   and  of   Wyoming
In   ita  deadly   pocket,   the   Ruasianjverbal aasault on the Poles, calling mountaina above Caaaino and along! Valley,
Sarai'oglu would not react favor- (Conllnucd on Pag* B-a)
equipment   already   delivered   *nd f,„gi„„  ^,,0)^,^^   ^  ,pp,oved  by     No  action  othar   th«n patrol  re- arm le*    *eemed    ye»terday    to   be their    London     group "FaaciaU.'ithe Garigliano River. Clark aald:           Your part la to make the
now, for the most part, worn out,    ,^g Senate yesierday, would extend aialanc*   around   Borgen   Bay   haa paualng for regrouping   perhapi ia Finland    ahowed    more aigna    of|    "I urge you on lo an even great- dn double and triple duty.   Shara
Wanta No Allied .Men                          ^^e enrporation'a life until June SO.jheen  r*porl*d  for  many week*  aa'preparation for anolher drive. Only|Wanllng    peace,    wilh Stockhohn er effort in order to break through it   with   those   unable   to   buy   a
1B4.1. hut ban *ub»idie* after July 1 jthe Marine* mov*d forward to tak*lln the north  waa aetion  r*port*d.|*eemlng    a    gathering apot    torlhl* thinned-out line* and tn cruahl copy   and   then   aee   that   It   la
thl* year,                                                        ((7ontinu*d an Pag* B-«)          • , , Correepondenta  viaiting  Gar- > envegra. him en your way to the norlh.     I faved and turned la ter