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Hilltop Near El Hamma; Americans Hold
Strong Mountain Positions.
Madjes-EI-Bab.
the capital city
Joe it. Smith
Of Aubrey Dies
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the Tunisia area taken by Americans
Algerian border Drives on Maxsouna
fEA Tekeniapi
SENATE TAKES COMPROMISE
COURSE IN INFLATION BATTLE;
DELAYS LABOR-COST PARITY BILL
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HAITI MORI. March 2C —OP)
—Day-shift rmpteyra whe step
ped work fee several hours at
the key high wav repair yards
•I the Bethlehem ShipbuiMtn*
Campany yesterday, were bach
an their >>te. laday. piedged ta
make up alt lost time by the
work stoppage, uninn eff trials
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March to—<K>—
mw continued te-
peepie the story
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Murray Scores
Bill to Draft Labor
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Liaison Student
Here Dies after
Recent Accident
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Pacific; Would Cut Jap Sea Power
of
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IminiatraUon announced
Nto K familim ao tor
MM torn BM» Ttomo to
> imtatoMi of MS witojK rSmh rtrawth atoll to
Ajssnss k KiSTt
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army, after aMMMM «y wMh MB
formed smaU bandh wtoihoulbto
hind too gtoMf^BsM ,
Amerieaa* and
British in Franca
WASNlNtiTON. Marsh to—
(,T>—■Arwry bambers raided the
Japaneee base at Kiaka tn the
Aleutian Islands four times
Wednesday, scoring hits in the
target area, the Navy reported
today.
1 Advancement in
Scout in Plaruied
<1io said attack?, and counterattacks
wvrr t
H-s (ten
the
FARMWORKERS
WHERE NEEDED
DALLAS. Mar* M-MSV- Item
j wapteyod part tow «ttl to
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——---1 tow undar • now
tom aeouatty bdmtoMralion 4>oi-
AUSTIN. March to—<Ti-A BO-
i eral inveatigation of the polictaa of
(two, state-created river authortUoo
Labor Union Bill
Up to Governor I
AUSTIN. March M—0T>—A Ipbor I
i union registration bill advtootad M
I . . . a^^.
awn the travel, which
itoon to the eons of mgn
tokd In It. Ha hath made
„r>ton*|fni in hie time:
art the world In their
hearts IS. that no man can find out
the work that Ood tnaketh from
the beginning to the end. -Ecclesi-
astes », 10-11.
Gainesville
, cities which
d cafae and boardinc hokMe.
declare tto aaaoanta of nwat.
r. ahartoninc. r *"
• end erttolynd «i
tow « teas M of
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, ' " ^o
Allred Freswurr f.rovn
Allied prcMsurr is brcianlng
stronger" in Gen Pattons drive to-
ward Ute sea from Maknaasy. held
■v|M>rta said
A mmmunlqur In an (ten Dwight
Miami.IwvmarI.wwzIm. ... ri a — twl
CMpt. L. H. Ligon of the Deuton
Defense Guard mid. "I tiope we
will have a good attendance al Uic
Armory UUs night If the weather
permits we want to drill outside as
•* were kept inside Tuesday night
Uniform to be worn tonight is dun-
garee trousers, leggings, wool sliiit
and cap "
LONDON. March to—(AV-
KuaUa and Japan have agreed
•n a renewal <>< the part under
which Japan bi given ft ah In*
privileges In certain Seviei Far
Eastern waters, the Maacaw ra-
dio reported Iasi night.
dlctoOB the preaident would veto tto
parity NIL Aa adopted it la oper-
ative only for the duration.
Okayed by ftonalMaa
era aa oartain to bring atott
ton by booating food eoota 101-1 par
cant, was reported unanimoualy by
the committee laat Monday at a
10-minute session without hoar-
taps. It was on this bates that ad-
mktotratkm leaden mustered suffi-
cient votes to sustain a motion by
Senator Lucas (D-m.) to return it
to the group for further considera-
tion.
Feasw Wage Mke
The administration waa Joined in
this move by minority leader Mo-
Mary of Oregon, who condendsd
pasaage of the bin at thta tone would
break down inflation controls. Mo-
Nary ordinarily auppitte farts btoe
A year ago summerhke weather
prevailed here with a high of 83
as compared with a 50 high Thurs-
day. The low temperature Thurs-
day was M while a jear ago the low
was M. But. it Isn't going to be so
long before well be crying for some
but Jim Reeves, the
t. says there'll be a
MADRID. March to—
The Spaiviu. pre*. m>M today
that a criM» In the government
of Pierre laval waa mnaideevd
Imminent In Vtehy political cir-
etea and tHapatehvn indicated
that the resignation of 14 mean-
ben of the Vichy diplomatic
and consular aecvicoa In Spain
had contributed to the growing
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1 drtw north af tto
«Mk railwog toa toto
lavastto IM Fteflgs
Mew Jersey lias juuted the rank*
«< Mates in which ItoW will be no .
mw registratlon ptetot tn IM3 tn- ! btoadcasi said
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SALARIES HIKED,
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AUSTIN, Mamh to <N»- A House
committee Invoetigattng old age
asteatance admtaMtoHto was toM
laat night that the toW| of Wel-
fare • year age anti
in pension payntenta
“1 guees 1 talked witen I should
have been listening.'* said imn
Lindley. County Tfwuurer -When
Mrs. Lindley tend about my want-
ing to put sand in the living room
da I could use that new gnrdan-
ftor. she said. Well, youll get
ptenty of ptowing, as when It <
to , I* tong to htob you. up to
that ptow and put jwu to jrorii In
jarjr/ygm
B. X Headtoe IB tto "Doings"
^•^tagX"5iK.’?totA4S5
I em saw WAOOs in ohtnuh pewa.
I ,*ou|h X have geon a IM of It «B>.
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It was believed here that the navy
might strike more deeply into the activity prodticrd
Sokanotu Archipelago by invading that it could only mean that pre-
either the Munrta area tnunediately parations were in progress for new
beyond Guadalcanal or attacking strokes
Mort obssrvirs believed tto Nil
would paea If brought to a veto in.
the Senate, but • presiddMM bOF
MOMCXJW.
The Navlet |
day ta tell U
of raids by American a I rm I a on
targets tn Germany and Italy,
featuring a report that U. »■
■tors had shot dawn •• enemy
planes in two daya
will be issued to be attached to Uw
lower end of the 1M2 registration
plales And. that slwuld remind
those who have not as yet bought
their Texas-tabs that they must be
on the 1M2 plates by April 1st, oqly
a few days off Get 'em now and
avoid the rush
, snccia™»»l V »*»»-> «»"m aa»»w»e«s» sow
Tj Northwestern end of the chain
**• • But. It isn't going to be
before well be crying for so
cooler w
thunder
cool or cold' spell on April 3. and
Old BUI Ganaer goes one belter by
predicting that April 30. or there-
abouts will bring the thermometer
down quite a bit But. what is need-
ed at this time is for some of the
dry-weather boys to get busy, as
that jilhon-pius rain has already
1 alien
Joe B. Smith. 44. bf Aubrey, died
I of a heart attack Friday noon in a
j Denton hospital, where he had been
urtlergoing treatment since Satur-
. day for a compound fracture of the
left leg He was injured while pull-
ing stumps on his farm
A native of Denton County, he !
was born July 10. 1808 He was a i
member of the Baptist Church and
a Mason
Besides hte wtfs. the former Mi*
Lorm Davis, he is survived by three
• children, Turner Smith of Aubrey.
Misses Lucille Smith of Sanatorium
I and Onrta Smith, a student in the
I Teachers Oollege; his mother. Mrs
| J M 8mfth of Aubrey: two broth-
ers. Perman Smith and Roy 8milh
I of Aubrey. andMhrte sisters. Mmte
Edith ttohmiUou and George ,, Bell
of Aubrey and Velma Woodford of
Berkley. Calif.
Funeral arrangemants
been completed Friday
ctoatod a cut
but at about
tto aaaae tom vwtod to iworaam da-
-T-K^rt BlOitoniirigi.
board merntor. aaid to vigorously
INwtoaAad tto prawggwi aatoy ratoa. AB k
■tort to aaM A waa estimated tetote
would aawunt to between toJNb wwA 0
**Dr5ltomeB Ttotoef BrwwpwMii. atom*
E* »
(Ar) Bdtrorg mountin
Diatavwvn tlaaa DaM mtoWMWF
sistance, vne km army
£"mbJL
Uniting of French
Forces Pledged---------------- . _
ily priand on in om aeetor of —
the wostem front today and
halted to consolidate Ito po-
sitional in another, but the
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By JACK BELL .'
WASHINGTON, March M—(AV-
The Senate took a compromise
course in the battle over inflation
controls today. It eent to tto White
House one adminlstratlon-oppo-sed
measure to boost farmers income
but returned to committee another
which would Increase parity price
ceilings
A coalition of administration
democrats and republicans split tto
farm bloc wide open to halt con-
sideration bf a House-approved bill
I which Price Administrator Prentiss
M. Brown charged would b
prices 10 1-2 per cent and
I 333,000.000 to the cost of living.
This measure, requiring the in-
] elusion of all farm labor coats in
calculating parity, was returned to
the agriculture committee for fur-
ther study on an unexpected votes
vote, and without vocal dissent.
Chairman Smith <D-8C> saM tto
committee would call farm leaders,
and Senator Thomas (D-Ok )' pre-
dicted the bill would be back on the
Senate floor in s week
Without pause, the chamber took
up a Howe-revised measure, which
it had passed previously by an over-
whelming vote in slightly dtftoaM
form. and passed IL This bill. Which
goes now to President Roosevelt,
would prevent the ded
benefit payments made to
■Bek wm onslacked.
On tto Northern XtoMte Htor
hattlagiwd «te Russians tawto 1
Ntterly agstart large units ct Gar- 1
■mom, tto tattle shifting tMa way
and that in tto Beto™* aactor 1
where, tto aeMdar m—wrtgwe \
sold, the Soviets rillMUrtd two ; •'
...
Ctomp Taliaferro, toe Praeten. M.
D Panry. W. A. Larimer. Gtena
Lantard. Harold Larimer and Lyn-
dtm Grata.
Institutions to
way. and in which Haoy J. FranclB
Jr, dviUan flight Instructor of
tto Harte Ffytng Barvtee, waa
kMbd.
Mnu Betty J. Mayer, wife of
Lieut. Meyer, who tea been ta Den-
J
1*^41 ■ ■
wax raging al peak fury
"The Brltlhh Sth Army made
houm- advance in the El Hamma
Area, rendering tiw poMtxni of Ute
• Africa Corps difltcult.'* au J
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Mead, an Ivory -colored metal tag . 1 tie British flanking
which had swept law milea around
the southern end of the MareUi
Line, was reported
Don't forget, you raUon-buok
holders, (list lh«>c Blue Food
Stamps. A. B and C must be used
' during the present month, else they
become void After March Slat., they
are useless The Pood Stamps for
April have been good since March
25th for purvltase of rationed mer-
chandlse
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tarteodYrttan- artamattaa
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| The Advancement Program hi
' HeouUng" v.i* the theme for Ute
, fourth session of the scoutmaster's
training course Thursday night ,
■ with 10 acouterx present Troop
| committee members who are to j appeared tn the midting toctay.
serve on the Board of Review for
merit badge advancement received
instruction tn the procedure to fol- _
low to conducting the troop ad- . acts of the Gusdaiupe-Blanco ato
----* -•— Lower Colorado River Authorities
or confine the inquiry to the sals at
San Antonio Public Service Com-
pany's properties and the author
ittas* connection with the sale.
A decision likely will ba mate
Monday when the committee note
vervefl 11 recessed yeekrrday after
brief questiontag of W. B. AiwaM
of Ban Antonto. chairman of the
L. C. R. A. board.
Arnold taattM thta be kept an
•uinoriiy owned auiomooiie in oan
Antauto—but only for tto purpeaa
vi io Austin tor board artet-
' Ings and olhar oCflctal bustaam-
I Ma AMad that two other dlrec-
thewa, H D Roberts. O. C. Knight. I tors. Cart
_ . a K
of
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calculating parity price ceilings, u. the coat of Mvtng if it became a
chanbe Brown contended wouM’taw.
raise food prices seven per cent and
bbost the coM of living UJgOJMO,-
000 ______x____
There have boon widespread pre- ■ was expected ta that evota.
vancecnent plan
Earlier, procedure end policies for
the district board of review, court
of honor and merit badge council
were planned, with c Horton Tal-
ley responsible for the merit badge
eouneeUor stall. J. C. Matthews for
the quarterly board of review and
Rev. J. J. Oopeland for court of
honor Special awards on a per-
centage bate will be a-------T ‘
the district court of honor to the
troop having the most advance- of coming to
raata. 1
Present at the meeting were Mat-
Most of the nine naw republican
members of tto Bernie joined ta
supporting Lucas* motion,
immediate
, committee
to conduct brief toartaBs and tton
send the measure back to tto 8aa-
ate calendar paoaeptly, despite the
opposition of Fries Atetedatrator
Prentiss Brown. Who contented tto
measure would add tMtataMM to
A part
tana m
MttataM
WA8HDKJTOM. Marte » W»-
Tsrmtag tto Amita Wbdeanrth
Later Draft BiU a *MtaMNB
stare." Prartdent Fhilkp Murray
tto OK) toM tto Bsnate MHtti
OotmnKtee that hprily b|m
ad oontrwM ateaattnm aattar Mi
sponsible tar war producttan fw
in a Ms ism eta read WJJta
of^tto* untted~*8toel ^^Whrtan?1
tonrtm, Many^ay
dutey i<M
wanmor «
yr to
VlMM MMTa Umnmi dMftMd
Twenty war-knives were contrib-
uted by Denton County owners, and
those twenty, which should do some
•ood work on Japs in New Gulqaa.
jrare forwarded Thursday from the
•* ahert® Boy Moore He mid.
"The office is ready to receive more
such kntres if you have one you
wish to contribute, bring It In. or
if you wish, phone the office, and
well come after IL as these deer-
knivm are badly needed by the
gplBtaf fokm of the United
By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER
WASHINGTON. March 28—(AT-j
The current lull in Pacific fighting,
broken only by air attacks sgainSL
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at 11 tiisrr will be a busUtess aes- Aleutian lataods, was retarded!
pm., elimination de- caitag that American commanders '
eniiimn I wlU heU- Bnd “** toun*Y have been strengthening and dlopoo-
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I Saturday altemoon.
within eight
miles of El Hamma two days ago i
Simultaneously a Morocco radio
broadcast saM Gen Sir Bernard
U Montgomery s main British 8th
Army was locked in 'bloody engage-
ments and hand-to-hand fighting''
al several points along the Mareth |
Line
The German-controlled Vichy ra- |
erupting in swift succcsvion !
Icn Montgomery Imtiercd at '
formidable IJttlr Maginot" '
works and Field Maratial
1 to pre- '
vent a new British break-through :
Farther north, the left flank of
Lieut Gen George K Patton's U ■
8 Armored Forces wet. reported to
have trached a point seven miles
beyond Maknassy. on Uie fringe
of the narrow coastal plains which
and all j Rommel must guard to keep open
victory his escape corridor'' to the north
When U»r war is over they will lie I
buck in Denton County, slie con- '
eluded
Hr RCXiER l». GREENK
Associated Press War Bditor
British Xth anny as-sault troops, rallying from their in-
itial setback, were reported lunging deeper into the Mareth
line in Southern Tunisia today, while other British forces
were credited by the Algiers radio with seizing a
‘near El Hamma”, *20 miles west of Gabes.
An Algiers broadcast said the ----------
British had completed occupation ’ IV ,
of a height "overlooking Uie whole | IZUmVll '/Uli* e’e
of the Gabes plain" after beating | j
off Axis counterattacks j KeprCSeillCd <lt
Gabes itself lies 20 miles north | g
°‘ llhe mr^oriltaesi. American FoH^lsic MeOtillff
troops were reported holding strong I LJ
mountain positiona after a 10-milc ■
advance from the Gucta ousts ,
on the road to Gabes from Galas |
Frontline dispatches said the A |
E. F contingent repulsed a German
Infantry attack and now command-
ed tire Djebel Be ids heights at the
south side of El Guetaria pass. 20
miles southeast of Oafsa
adjourns
The bill, by Reps Durwood Man-
ford of Smiley and W J. Bridge*
of El Paso, places organised labor
particularly tto account books—
under ckne state scrutiny tqr requir-
ing that Income and exprtrtitures be _ _ iw—
itemised and reported annually to rinra be waa tranatorred brew
the Secretary of atato. - •
The bill was conrtterabiy modified
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doubt, positions '
— _2— | Other dispatches said Rommel
Texa* al tt** request of 1 was hurling wave after wave of
tanks and infantry against the
British In an effort to reduce the
so-called Devils Cauldron" salient
driven into the north end of the
Mareth defenses
"There waa little activity tn the
Oafsa <K1 Ouetan and Maknaaay
sector, where the enemy made local
demonstrations but no major attacks
developed." Allied headquarters said 1
On the Northern Tunisian front.
the communique reported "Increas-
ed enemy activity*' but said British
First Army patrols were active and
Inflicted casualties on Axia troops
southeast of Msdjes-El-Bab. M
miles below the capital city of
Tunis
Over Uie whole battle arena. Al-
lied warplanes blasted enemy air-
fields. motor transport and troops
with bomba and cannon and tna-
eliine gun Are
Russians «3
The Jack Ihomamgi family of
Ponder, who has been tn ban Diego.
CtaJif. since last September, have
sent tn for a year's subscription to
Ute Record-Chronicle, to keep them
Informed of Imme news Mr ami
Mrs Ttamaaon are working at tin. WIP n,
Comaolktated Aircraft Corporation I defense
and aay they like Uie work fine. I Erwin Rommel attempted
though Mrs Ihomason says they —• ---->---.
miss their home and friends and
the work she did wtth the Ponder
P-T A and Home Demonstration
Club But. she says, the |>art of the
plane she is helping to build will be
of ski to Iter broUier in service
somewhere in Australia
other men fighting for
Part Arthur a«d
of Abilene, were
to to tto Stab,
ority for tto SMba purpeaa.
22 Eighteseek
Lta Food^Hand
l^rarty-lwo stoM-PCMl caunM <
■M ttfiftaroey •! tto Ttectoia Oat- <
tops 4M Mtmtey. wtth ragMrottBB t
for ftota trataiK. atal tto par-
_ ante of LtouL Meyer, wto caaaa
mttaHouseatopasredtottaBsn- jtohraska aarogM «MB WM
r - "7—J? ■ . win return with tto body to Ite"
.J! “* by •**»• tee-rol aarotato win
is to a vote jjg ijavt joha X~MMMKBr
Pteld Artlltery <rttaer. and raaoh*
mate and otoaa frtond at UawL May-
er. Baa tote aetooted ta tto gfltotel
Army aaobrt for tto body tram
Gataaavflto to tto Hodpamaa Mor-
tuary. Ltaoota. M. Burial will ta
InBteir. Neb.
is another of the
is using the ration
book registration figures as a baste
for an esUmate of population,
growth. By this yardstick, Gaines-
ville's population is claimed to have
doubted since the IMO census, when
the city had a population of 9.661
Camp Howae has done things for
—and to-Gamesvine. and Denton
has gained seme of the benefits, and
few of the disadvantages from the
location of this camp near Uie
Oooke County capital Gainesville
to to be congratulated on ite muUi-
gxxn growth, but not even Gaines-
ville citisens, who are mighty
proud of their part Uicir city Is
playing in Uie war effort, thtnk
there is much permanence in Utis
wartime population figure
bom the chleF taaeutfve MTWj to — g* ifeArmy AN I
PoMaa Olidar Training Datoatanont mr oJ^I
ham MM m M:« K a. Itaamtar . owner
ta tto Bortfati and Ml if ml OtartB j™? *
at GainaevUle.
"LtouL Mayor dted from hypa-
atatte pneumonia as a aaoantary
cama reenittag tram an atocmil
iirtrtmt occurring on ■ nrattaa
iirara riranirj flfcBt tamday. Manto
M, al p. as." an auMMa-
ment from the
firn of tto drib
ginning at 1
; bates will be _ w
is expected to close by 4 or 5 o'clock , in* their forces for powerful new up an interlocking chain of strong
blows against the enemy outposts remotely ftanking the cotn-
Thc objectives of these offensives, munlcations lines between Hawaii
qualified Informants predicted. Will and the South Pacific
' be both to win new strategic poal- North of the Carolines another
Uons for United States forces and pnssihlr target is Wake, where the
further to reduce Japan's waning enemy has already been bombed
I sea power before the enemy has an several times
opportunity U> recover from past
lAfiSOB
Since shipping is known to be one
I of the enemy's moat
points, an initial mo
designed to compel him to tight
, under term* favorable to American
success In seeking to maintain
' their hold on
had no ecaMra
•M aaM tt ted
tar ttiipaai
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i Representatives iron) approxim-
l ately a doeen colleges were wel- ,
I corned al North Texr>s Teachers i
' College Friday oy the college chap-
ter of Pl Kappa Delta, here for the i
province meeting of the forensic |
urday In conjunction
meeting. NorUi Texas State is spon- ___
soring a forensic tournament in- i “ ; •
*2215*121 Lull indicates Allies Preparing
eUy reading, radio speaking and SB* „ , -J, ,
, The two-day conference opened For New and Powerful Blows in
Frida,, morning with a general as- ;
i sembly hi Kendall Hall followed by I
debates slid Individual event*. Thta
evening st 6 45. a banquet in the |
crystal room of Marquis Hall will [
be climaxed by Uie final contests
in after-dinner speaking and poetry
other accomils de« tared Uic bailie | t***111* officers 1
Early baturday morning there ___ _
will be twn rounds of debates and Japanese omposts in Uie
( at 11 t hare will be a buaUiess ses- A^uan Islands, was I
Aiders I ttoii to elect province officers, Ba- , ln mforemd quarters tgitay
w mt tit lim/ at 1 rt m alimfikAtinn (W- -*<-----
and and all douMa
a JorUionminc mart-
tat ta North Africa
T i_l_ ~ . ________
Africa.” to mid In a French brant-
tahaU araC
soldtei snd a
At the Northern end of the Part' -
ic battle Une. the Japanese sUll
hold Ktaka after a winter's hard-
- ---, vulnerable ships though they have recently __ __
points, an initial move might be been taking a heavy beating by air. 1 tee for work permit*, completed ite
------- ----. —... present iull dBLrf, almost s(ormy legislative pasaage If tt is
two months, following the final > finally approved, it would be effec-
Ihe collator of Jsi>anese
Strategy aimed primarily at the I
conquest of an important positions 1
might depending on the forces
____IMUIC—VBkU IW tall BtWHA Wk I A I Mto,
B>e enaeay's main naval base tn the headed far Gov. Cuke R. Btoi
■ton* FaMfie or on ttie MaMBMIj anv toa
Ddraulx east of TYuk and the Caro- - ™
linea srtiece the Japanese have built
Denton has its regular 'cleanups',
both for cans and trash al regular
Intervals, but Tsxas will observe .. ....
/ a state-wide 'cleanup' in April j D Eisenhower'* headquarters said
Governor Coke R Stevenson lias j British Sth Army infantry attack-
proclaimed a week. starUng April in.; the Mareth fortifications "made
4 and ending April 10. as "HealUi I some advances and improved their
and Cleanup Week" No
Denton will join with Uic other !
the Governor at that Ume. even
though R has only completed a
trash cleanup
By J AMU M. LONG
LONDON. March M m -Oan
Charles De Gaulle ptodF^ tonight
that he and Gen. Henri otraud
would Insure a fighting union of all
French fon
and rancor
2.*x a Tsrsssr
to over Ito British ratfta
. —i OenaaM Ohtaud. a graM
a node figure. .
"TraMtor. tegnay and ta a
Mandly spirit «• atoll aeMt MM
•o ahdl AM Manas to tawre Itai
tto French eratare taan to tat mm
......... Today's war telemap pictur
Fraternity."to'cointtaue through Sat- ! after German penetration to t
with the , end El Hamma are also shown.
The German high command sum- ,
marixed the campaign in two brief |
sentences
'Thrusts of local importance car-
ried out by a British-American for-
mation on the Tunisian front col- I
lapsed One of our own counter |
Uirusts proved successful."
Reports 4 MdUrt
One report said Field Mandial
Erwin Rommel had slackened hta f
counterattacks in Uie Mareth Lane,
after losing 40 of 100 tanks thrown
Into Uic struggle on Tuesday, but
what he planned to do about IL
He could sign the bill, or allow tt
to become a law without his signa-
ture He could veto IL There wns
much speculation on which course
he would follow, but Stevenson has
made no public statemenL
Concurrence of the House of
RepresentaUvoa in a Senate amend-
ment outlawing the charging of any
The present lull dates back almost Mormy iegtalative passage.
two months, following the ft.„.. . approveu. i< wvw ue ci.cv.-
scatiered naval action which accom- uve 90 days after tto legislature
Guadalcanal, the panted the <-oll«fW of J*i>an«we
| Japanese spent sliips and plahrs rpxtatarxe of Guadalcanal
desperately even after It became The Navy has not been In import-
apparent that they must eventually ant combat since the first days erf
lose the island February and inquiries here as to
It was believed here that the navy the reasons for this apparent in-
rwirtHt vLrilrM mnrra rtreMt-tlv Intrv f hr mrtiwitv i»mdiir*d Ul<*
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