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but had been beaten off.
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try tomorrow night.-
Mr. Rooseveu aranged a late af-
with
it for
com-
tions to the Dnieper
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today as infuenza—Mr. Roosevelt
was keeping all his engagements to-
Pa
paring the public or more bad
in U
troop and
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front.
Tobera atrdromhes
ythe European war. That’s the blow , persaf arek
needed to complement the Red . communique
that he would be at the Southern
13
the budget in advance with
re-
capital of Bulgaria, at noon
3
Sovlet
TranWeirta.
other
would ask for national service leg-
There was no Russian
ing toward the Saidor sector where
. American forces
declared
I back
his return from a holiday trip to
yesterday. fighter -bombers raided
23
Cleared
Millions of tons of supplies now
miles north of Allied-held Finer h
42, as compared with
and to a year ago Sunday
Ki
front of Lieut en. Mark
WAR BONDS TO START JAN. U
WASHINOTON,
Cold Week-end
J. Cook
MONAHAN. Jan M-Dr.
had
kept
B th be to the B serlen The total
charging tl
a mistake
that its continuance was undardon-
outthat
to
AGED.
this
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today into the
of Cassmo with
training
n cadets
Armv Drives on
Against Cassino
•torn
, an-
Fighting Rages
In New Britain
not I
home
Hitlerites in Russia at the same
time a major invasion was launched
force,
edbyt
Te
shot-e
not
to-
tween the mouth of the 1
river, which is the southern
of Mount M
tern end of
Thissguth
toward a j
s Konevs
Sofia Bombed
By U. S. Planes
• goal
__- _
will send his annual message
to Congress at noon tomorrow
rather than deli ver it in per-
son, but he will broadcast a
shortened version to the coun-
Funeral services for Dr. Charles
Donald Montgomery, 67, who was
found dead in his home late Sat-
of
ioat
MB
Oil -Controversy
Reaches Congress .
in Denton to gather up this waste
paper
air activity against continental tar-
geta from British bases over the
week-end simmered down to small-
By DEWITT MACKENZIE
Associated Press War Analyst
Hitler's unhappy Reich is on tip-
railway. on
were MM
One man whose business signs had
been destroyed, said "It’s not so
' much the actual cost of the sign in
dollars and cents. but it's practical-
talk to thelr boys, tell them not
to do such depredation regardless
of whethei or not their boys are
doing such damage."
Jan. 21 B and C 2 coupons good
for five gallons.
I •
I
awarded Rumania by the
manaspfiehv
roper,
said
Rose
trol p
munic
Bend.
re near the wes-
10-mile offensive
♦ rail link between the Warsaw- ♦
• and Waraw-Minak•
♦ lines • Earlier Moscow dispat- ♦
3,500-foot peak of Katona Vecchio
overlooking the road from fallen
Ban Vittore to Caseinn
Despite intense artillery fire. the
British dung to the bridgehead
they forged across the Peccia west
Roads
Troops
German anchor—the southern arm
of a Russian pincers movement to
trap German forces in the Dnieper
band area.
4
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seizdZhom
A beStlf thie
cheis to
nitsa and 31
ant Odessa-
-
enter the Navy's college
program March 1 aa avlatic
must enlist before Jan. 31.
be several days
dqne wishow i
whatapprehena
Twenty-seven air cadets and an
bus and a westbound Santa Fe f
injured. Here's the bus wreckage i
Telephoto)
Congress Meets,
Roosevelt 111, To
Send Message.
stamps D. E and F expire Jan 20
Stamps O. H and J valid through
Feb JO.
Sugar: Book 4. stamp 29. expires.
Book 3 stamp 1 on afrplane sheet
good indefnitelv
noumced Fortram operation from
Italian bases, when the port and
naval base at Fein in the Northern
Adriatic area was hit severely.
Sofia is a rail center far Germam
4
but I am som-
of thanes crop.
y movements in
nia and Bulgaria,
mm, -n am
the damage
miles of ground,
Australian ground forces met op-
position in their push northwest-
ward on the Huon Peninsula of
intheUkraie.
command an-
T
Small Air Forays
Harass Germans
tar German i
Russia.
(Stockhold
tbs Giraesa
ialation. he replied
"That has been commented on 1 as Conference hi 1906, Montgomery
r
K:
*thei way through
strong opposition and captured the
heay
N
CHUNGKING. Jan. 10—(— Un-
ited States tighten strafed six Jap-
anese river steamers on the Yang-
tae and numerous auxtHlery craft
baton, tn their drive to join the are moving through other captuned
American army unit at Saidor less ports in North Africa, Sicily and
than to miles away, Italy, the department said.
southeast of Vh-
from the tmport-
l
very generally, and I do not like to
my with the message coming so
soon."
• Nazis
♦ ovsk 1
Russian Troops Now
15 Miles From Bug
iver
P 3 m
3?" ■’w
Prstmstthaktgyofi vsatlys ofttiness
—White House officials described it
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tr
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Department and
Pola to a shipping center used
s GermaiU to supply thetr
River, natural defenae
► eastern border of
possible trap I
mana in the,
held sone in
ports, but this year he assigned the
budget seminar to Harold Smith,
the budget director, and his assist-
ant. Wayne Coy
White House officials said that
while Mr Roosevelt previously had
sent his annual message Instead of
Cam Duong In Indo-China they
scored hits on docks. rail and ware-
house facilities and set fires visible
for 30 miles. AU the planes re-
turned safety, the communique sald.
the —
ut-• *
upon that impeding event, more
the oried-
i than on any other we can foresee.
‘ " F depends the trend and duration of
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CAMPAIGN TO SELL DENTON
COUNTY QUOTA OF $L122J)00 IN
Me-
$—0
ev
hAvn‘u"ore
than M Bm
reach the quo
2chrntadpiecandantton:
be doors were locked but'
gained entrance through
and found the body He
»«. WMker and otheta.
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18.
scale forays and none tte “
nounced far las t night, although
Bunday brought one of the cold-
est days of the winter lacking only
one degree of reaching the low 13
degree temperature of one day in
December The high of Bunday was
‘ readings of 28
nday. The low
3
mk
need every piece of waste paper
that can be saved, so save 'em. A '
campaign will soon get under t_
wd—
re
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- ISTANBUL, Jan HOB Pre
mier Ion Antonescu of Rumania
was reported today to have order-
ed the governor of B—erabis to
clear refugees from allroads and
rallways leading into the interior
of Rumania in, order to tacititate
the movement of troops.
0-yaan.on.NGn0 GIVE*
BIRT TO C*BU>
municipal building durin the
campaign, all records will be kept
there, with O. L Fowler, to geh-
oral charge, and operations wiu
be carried,on out of thia ofDida.,
It was
awn
- of nerves which is aggrivated by
1 the grave dangers of the Russian
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• Monday morning was 33
Have you paid that poll lax? You
know this is going to be a big politi-
cal' year, precinct. county, distriet
Mate end national You 11 want to
vote for or against some one. so
make certain that you’re qualified to
vote. The tax must be secured this
month.
Tpohenrom. quota has been
set at 41,52000 of which 8661000
trolled capital. The raid was e '
follow-up to yesterday’s net
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Associated Press Leased Wire
"y — . x---. . x
lunged within IS miles
r serving as main con-
in Hutto w*
AAM igr
in Northwestern New Britain, with
Allied bombers supporting the Unit-
ed States Marines’ renewed push to
clear the Japanese from the Bergen
- ' Bay area near Gloucester. -
ocupid other
» an assault
itseir.
Chicago
Traditionally, the Senate trans-
acted no business tn the opening
session, which lasted but 17 minutes.
Majority Leader Barkley (D-Ky)
notiried the Senate that no business
would be transacted until after the
president's message
BOMBERS HIT
NEW IRELAND
Clark’s Fifth rmax,
Clark's troops also
heights preparatory
directly on Cassino
The annual budget estimates for .
an-tpea455
i
Japanese Rally
Forces Against
Allied Attacks
— .■—
Threaten to Sever
Important German A..
Communications Line
mme"LFue
Wino-Rovno tow.
Germans to rely I
communicaliona -q
ing at Brest-Ltov
Um bond
m nw
IfraKn
diregtor; Q.
secretary: D
arw
HniDraftee: "Oould JWN*B»
TEKi
Near Vinnitsa
da*:* ■ : "% F
Mura is slightly under the
the test bond campaign,
series Egoni 1 ‘
mEm-
delivering it in person, tomorrow is
the first time that he has arranged
to broadcast it later, even in ab-
breaviated form.
bombers last were out in force to
raid the Baltic port of Stettin on
j Jan. 5. 7 -
EKlist Now for
a mile and three-quarters.
HUI 660, an artillery observation
-Ar
-
i.
i
news Should disaster overtake ths
Mrs Maggie Goodwin of Purcell.
Oklahoma, is here at the bedside of
her brother, Dick Wood who la con-
valescing from pneumonia. She left
Collin County to live to the Indian
Territory fifty years ago. She said.
There were not so many people to
the Territory in those days and our
nearest neighbor was a mile away
No we didn't have any trouble with
’ Indians, but we had considerable
trouble with renegade whites. There
were practically no roads up there
then and few schools."
aaaaznaz g,4u,+e:
DALLAS, Jan. 10—(—The Navy
said today that Texas mid-term
high school graduates who want to
L —— 1. ■
The epidemic of Inluemza seems to
be on the wane. according to Dsnton
• physictans; however, there are quite
a few cases at both flu and pneu-
monta.
AV
AA
Jan 10—(—
wen the War
» Senate Tru-
Philip Walker, assisted by Dr Angte
Bbiitii, pastor of the First Method-
ist Church to Dallas. Burial was
to follow in the Hillcrest Memorial
Park. Dallas
Montgomery, Denton dtatrict
superintendent of the Methodhat
war investigating group fled fawn;
ally with the Benat a reoprt
---- that the Canol project wa
• from tbs beginning and
--- -ron..
4
come tram sal
buy a* eztra
rechthepewi
qut --72-,
. 44=-
"We rant ton yet Uw damage
done to thegrain by ths freenea,”
sald Homer Taylor of J
ter noon conference
congressional leadei
leaving for Washington. He said
— By J0SEPH K DYNAN
, ALLIED HEADQUARTERS. Al-
igiers. Jan. 10—(-1Fifth Army
- fMil
9
man committee twer the merits of
the former's $134,900,000 oll devel-
opinent in Canada reached the
floors of Congress today.
Senator Truman (D-Mo > of the
today said a 10- year-old negro gir
- ‘wk btrth here to anelght
„_ eight ounce girl, and that
both were doing tea The child was
born Jan. 1. A *
ducedby thep
hy MORRIS LANDSBERG
Assoctated Press War Editor —
I Reports from Allied headquarters
I today indicated that the Japanese in the west, it would represent the
shave rallied their forces and appar- worst situation that even he most
fently don't intend giving up tore- gloomy Nazi could envision.
tegie territory in the Southwest - - -
Pacifie without a stubborn fight.
Dr. Montgomery J
Found Dead in
that their armles were feeing dr
-aamgumz
P?he7>enMM sho hwed Blister jFjj
Meo IMnil* Page 3) a
Complatnt is belng heard about
signs being destroyed in Denton
Germans Claim
Soviet Attempt
To Land on
Black Sea Fails
A cold week end to Denton
today," eaid the brief two-Hoe spe-
cial air communiue announcing the
attack.
The fact is that while they know by the Americans, later had been
where invasions might be stared, lost as the desperately-fighting
' Japanese garrison regained four
Just a reminder for your Ration-
ed foods
Meats and Fats Book 2. brown
Stamps R. 8 and T valid through
Jap 29. Book 4 spare stamp No. 2
good for five points of fresh pork
and sausage through Jan. 15.
the German line, and Oil i ma, the armv r
great Nazi-occupied Black Sea naval ofthe
The tending attempt, which Fwas neared
not confirmed from Moscow, could the Bu
-rr--
"aeecs
3 eplvb# v
h
But it takes more than intellect-
ual acceptance. Show your belief
by your life: Believe in the Lord
Jesus Christ and thou shalt be
Processed Foods Book 4. green
INCMINABUSY
ting this war over with, without too ;
much grumbling and complaining."
he said "I didn't hear a lot of
sa. -yswafo:Ksan
1,j‛ ee"mos
—i
the flaoal
1f#fmTtow ttgn-dhexxe Thursday noon Mr
will be glad to confer with anyone followed a practice of going over
who wishes to see him
neutral' reports described
"death blow' to chemical pl
Ludwigshafen. The RAFs
aa-maazum slirs-sna______
wide open 5PAC58 on.ihsarepubican el bombers sank a 1 JOO-ton cargo ' by the enemy in a four-mile advance invasion of North Africa,
side of the alsle coincided, withLi ship off the southeast coast of * ' m---------------- --
pofiticlally important meeting of the China, Lt. Joseph- W Still-
OOP national committee in — - - ’=- ■
Congressman Goesett will be in
Denton today and Tesdav before
Soviets were benten back unthe#
Kirovograd ares, the,communiue
added). A
Vatutin’s Army Was engaged to < ;
complicated maneuver.,presste
westward even white drtvin to the
.
He
tective airdromes at Rabaul itself. Yugslavia,
Liberators bombed Vunakanau air- whita Pola i
drome in the morning and Austral-
ian Beauforts pounded Taki met and ;
>rces anstruva w une rigns I Americans have expanded their
if they guess ocrrectly, the invasion beachhead below Mades*.
...... if now are within • 65 miles of the
Capt. L H Ligon of the Denton
Texas State Guard calls attention
to the meeting Tuesday night when
the members are to come with full
pack containing mess equipment
only, cartridge belt and canteen.
Uniform to be worn—dungarees
with leggings or boots, woolen gar-
rtoon cap.
GUADALCANAL. Jan 10—(9-- wA-r
Use ofAlled low-level homberstrom A. contr
Bougainville airfield to strike at
Japaneee poaitions in the New Ire-
land area for the first time was
heralded today as the start of an
intensified air war against the
ememys base at Rabaul, New Brit-
The divebombers and torpedo
bombers new through bed weather
point, is south of Silimati Point
where Marines landed Dec. 36.
Ground patrol clashes also were
reported in the hills in the air-
drome area farther west, today's
communique said Marines cap-
tured the airdrome Dec. 30, four
days after the invasion began:
Plans are nearing completion for i zone 6; U H. Hubbard. Zone T; W.
J'Rr;nos U DegpApg
-ent VOntwhieh ■ to be6un and. H rubmii. COrenavrmen 7 ui 43 L‛T •IW3
Qmces WEI be maintained at 201 / --
ADVANCED ALLIED HEAD- LONDON, Jan. 10— _The Ger-
: QUARTERS, New Guinea, Jan. 10— man high command said today that
(P—Bitter ground fighting is raging ! Russian forces had attempted a
landing west of Ochavok. Black Sea
port about 40 miles inside the sou-
wringaroE „ 0-Nazis Getting
MOSCOD, Jan. 10—(PA 4. •
ar 2 Bad Case Now
usstans and the Soviet J.
"Pap drive_ the ♦ /Of Invasionitis
. A ; Wallace. Speaker
wa Majority Leader '
- Majority Leader Mi
enlisted man died as the result of a crash between an Army Bombers concentratted 58 tons
rain near the Kingman, Ariz, Armv Air Field Several others were of explosives on enemy forward
n the railmart track. (Official Army Air Force photo from NEA positions. Gen. Douglas MacAr-
thur’s communique said today. A
headquarters spokesman said the
. battle was resumed. Friday Alter a
lull, and the high command an-
nounced that the Marines had
Other Vatutin units slashing
southward sent deeper one jaw ofa
“ ■ szanp2sa.
---— „i rear extendng —4
eastward to the Dnleper, River- I
t LONDON, Jan, 10-wpuyne ♦ Its
♦ Berlin radio said today that
jsssswa: H
♦ old Poland on the north-south ♦
tward theopast .The war department-zennouncine SoHtwttrat fhom Mount Maio the
Westward from Cape Gloucester, the figures today, said this was the Yanks battered
theJepenese put up opposition after "greatest transportation and somniv
Australian infantrymen had crossed operation in the history at
the fifth heayy bomber assault tn -
two months at the German-con- ♦ whose
since. His wife was visiting in
Dallas and his death, thought to
have occurred Thuraday night,
was not known until a neighbor. L.
A flaming, became alarmed about
• mid it _____ .
• Germans westward and es-
tablish “a free, democratic A
i Poland." ♦ I
mfsasemaet"ah: Denton Home
cuss with them the business ahead ’ L —
aSashdns - -extsmnsim
Arawe airstrip, captured by Amen- cargo and hundredso thousandsof “urote. tyrthphotamnaearit.
can army troops soon after they troops acras the docks of the por emsrvenpompiwe “IHa
landed Dec. 15, had been regained of Oran in the.zear.following the firmly hnig a bridgehead to the
battle.
News from Moccow today em-
phastbes that threat to the vital
Nasi rail communications both in
Poland and to the south in the
Dnieper bend where a big German
army is threatened with encircle-
ment Berlin spokesmen are pre-
-
.qijprgwoy ' z • ''5 — ' * ■ ■ Ha*.
Railroad Center
cans landed Dec. 15. One pilot
returned to report that Difmop "is
The Germans are jittery in all no longer there.",
possible invasion zones, from the , Umtingaiu village and the Arawe
------ —— .... --- .--- Balkans clear around to Norway. 1 airstrip beyond it, once captured
sent as a misstonary to Mexico, re- i spite heavy losses. It has more - “ * —---- ------ - ‘ - —
। turning to this colintry when Presi- blanes than at the outbreak of the
dent Woodrow Wilson ordered war. there’s no way of telling fust where
tAmertcans.out because of revolu- Oen MacAryweek-enercom- the Alites uxend to deliver their
! tionary conditions in that country, muniques told first of a marine major blows and where the feints
Becoming a minister o’ the Tex- drive inland from Bergen Bay east will come.
.... .. - , Cape Gloucester. New Britain. In the Thus the Hitierites are forced to
transferred to the Oklahoma Con- face of Japanese machingun fire stand on the alert everywhere, and
• ferenceslater. then back to the Tex- and then dsclosed the leathernecks hope "agatnst hope that they have
as Conference in 1935: He went to had reorganised to resume their their forces distributed to the right
attack Priday. spots. L _ - 5
The Americans who invaded the Allied task will be multi
western tip of the big island Dee they're wrong, the vast di
____ 26 killed 300 more Japanese and of invasion will be lessened. This
er to’order’at "noon opening the ""Suryiving are has wife: adaugh- reachedhutonanaartrleysolszer-
secondamestoncofrunnt8r aonared : ter. MroamesKwsaknofva- miles south of BUtmaU point. Show American, British and French sol- j
Speaker Rayburn iiatpoFers on Jr a student in 8 M U. | in. A2papnarer inhcunzteene STgS? saomneum ntonaertke l
i forward positions with 58 tons of known
j bomba. _________________
! Activity on the Arawe peninsula LIE A VZV TD A EEI
on the southwest coast of Now Brit- FLA VI I KAr T IV
aineswasasonnnedno patrol sktrm. THROUGH ORAN
Dallas from Tulsa. Ok., and from
Few In Seats t there -was transferred to Paris in
Les than 100 members were in j ,939 He came from Paris here :
ly impossible now to replace It on j their seats in the House when and (his was his third year as I
account of lack of material I wish j Speaker Rayburn called thechanb- superintendent
Denton dads and mothers would
planes had been downed in the Ra-
haul area.
In the battle on Arawe Peninsu-
la. New Britain. Boston attack
planes obliterated one Japanese-
held village (Didmop), while Mitch-
ell bombers blasted Umtingaiu, di-
rectly behind enemy lines north-
east of Cape Merkus where Amer-
=2-0.
to
27 Air.
(4 ' ’ U,.K
MS
Ll
E
Ekiig
Friday to hit Caps at Qeore on
Um south Up of New Ireland, In-. ....00
“ — No alm to the attacking able.____
bombers Wk nccompani-
___ mnny firn and
New Guinea. The Aussies, press-
seen him about his
--------‛ were lemanlme,mheT bmbing-were made avulabie im-
drive tromthe east. ___. _*i Neither Japamra nor Allied ‘ -A teni, hor. at Firing Fort
.For that 1- - —* - - plane loses were, mentioned. In 1 ressesorue 15th Ata- Anebombed
the conflict with Japan also hlngae raids in the preceding 13 days, how- j Sofia
en *his invnsinn Tt‛s heeoming in- ever more than 190 Japanese
south, and mopping up areas to
! the rear. . • # „a.
—Capture ot Qam luneen m-bue
who has a hospital here, gave the
gtil tetaWk age as 10 years and
• few montha,
■ENT IN FIRE RUINS' VOB
m * riamoo.ne * „
ftolS tato jSw wraSta the
urday, were held eV 3 p. m. Mon-
J day in the First Methodist Church
» conducted by Um pastor. Rev.
.7
-bscuaus
--------- — ------- have been intended as a flanking
reached Hill 660. In an advance of .movement againte the snothom
of the reported landing,.
might be a flanking aetenN to bek-
tie up Um awn to Um Dnleper
Bend.______
(Berlin reported “I
week at Samy in old
Small wonder then that Germany
: is suffering from invasionitis. since
nounced the Soviets attempted
landine -west to Ochakov in
a^hnsean _- - -__ Ia -_a__
of the new session, which is to con-
form with a pair to legislative
dewdMtea and a number of other
Solons to
Confer
. L r ---------
n2+z i.. -------
John Sublett and Mary Jo Reddy
are celebrating in some way or
another their birthdays today It
may be a big party, or it may be
just a quiet acknowledgement that
another year has passed for them.
A man whuunce operated a mov-
ie theatre in Singapore has nom-
. inated Johnny "Tarzan" Welss-
muller as a man to lead a native
uprising in the Malay Peninsula,
The natives practically worship
the flim Tarzan, according to this
theatre man, and jam theatres
whenever Tarsan films Appear.
While Meissmuller might not
not relish such an assignment, the
suggestion does open some iterest-
ing possibilities. How about Hedy
Lamarr wowing the German sol-
* diers, and perhaps Sonja Heine
could make the Finns even less
interested in fighting the Hussions?
WASHIGTON, Jan. 10 —
(AP)—President Roosevelt
on the advie of his physician [ ‘
President,
Newr“treandtherheuthara “rea 2
across narrow T. George Channel
from Rabaul, Japanese stronghold
in Northeast New Britain.
Stiff enemy interception of the
attack Friday gave evidence the
Japanese will resist desperately
any attack that might eventually
soften a new landing spot for a
flanking assault on Rabaul. At
least 10 Japanese intereeptors
were shot down, and probably two
others Six of our planes were lost.
Strike at Rbaul
Bombers struck also at the pro-
brought a mintmum to 14 degrees
Sfaytomonas. Mwof to togTOM
__ _ temperature dantget""ve 06
-_ moh freehing point Saturday, aa Um
in'onder "to maximum reglatration wet M
".grees."" T ~ 7 t.'
. mhewidveetedtothei
to Vatutin’s
ehs mi. —.
'of the garage, and thought perhaps resistance slowed the Australian ad-
he had gone out of town with some vance up the north coast of New
one SUU not seeing him Saturday Guinea. On this invasion. It's becoming in-
they finally decided to Investigate in the air, too. the Nippnese creasingly clear that there’s not
Z D Lewis, justice of the peace threw in heavy interception forces likely to be any all-out drive by
was called and gave a verdict of in an attempt to beat off the the United Nations in the Orient
death by natural causes knockout blows aimed at their posi- until the Hitlerlan issue is decided.
Served in Mexico tions, but Allied fliers more than thereby releasing essential supplies
Born July 24 1876 Montgomery held their own in fierce sky bat- and equipment This doesn’t mean
was educated at Southwestern ties that all offensive operations against
University’ Georgetown, and South- 1 These developments provided the Japs must be held in abeyance,
em Methodist University. Dallas, timely emphasis for the words of but only that the final day of reck-
--------------- where he studied at different times Col. Warren J. Clear,' army gener- oning must be delayed.
The message is expected to deal while filling pulpits at St. Johns al staff expert on Japan, who told Germans Jittery
to a major degree with domestic Methodist Church, Dallas, and the a Pacific Coast war canference at “
problems, and Mr Roosevelt's de- I Methodist Church at Mesuite. Los Angeles that Japan's army is
cision to go on the air underscored while a youmg clergyman he was stronger than ever and that. de-
the importance he assigns them - ' " .....
Early had nothing to say on the
Gasoline: CoiUvai 9-A good lor ; contents of the massage. Asked
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The ’political pot' boiled over in
a Big Way Monday with Congress-
man Ed Gossett announcing for
Congress, Judge Ben W Boyd for
Dtstriet Judge. Bert Fowler for
Commtssioner, Precinct 4 and C F
(Floyd) Watsom, for Commissioner.
Precinct 2.
Consequently the annual messae
On the state ol the Union” will
be transmitted at noon tomorrow
and read to the legislators by clerks.
At 9:39 p. m eastern war time
(8 p. m CWT). Mr Roosevelt will
broadcast a resume of it. compress-
ed into a half hour of radio time.
To Submt Budget —
wells headquarters announced to-
day. -0 " nunumumu uunuuyuiu una crosseu oyeawsu w -
At Badon in central. Purina Uw the Dallman river, approximately 45 American army '
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radio gflance in Vichy suggested
attacks in that area.
Maintaining the record that has
sent aircraft to the attacks on
Germany every night since the new
year, however. RAF Mosquito bomb-
ers again attacked the western
Reich Saturday night. Berm said
the ancient city of AAchen was the
target.
American heavy bombers have
been idle since Friday’s strong as-
sault into southwest Germany which
toe of tenseness in anticipation of Bombers and fighters of the
I Anglo-American invasion—a state South Pacific command struck
enemy installations at Cape St.
More than 31 billion board feet of
timber were needed in 1943 from
the U. 8. Forest supply for war
inaerials and Manual uses.
Every of timber needlessly burned
reduces the supply available foi
war and for the reconstruction
days of the coming peace
Every piece of waste paper that
is not utilized right now is a loss
to the war needs, as most pieces of
paper are made from wood pulp
Save your old Mwapapers, maga-
zines, paper boxes and everything
that is manufactured from paper
The Army, Navy and Air Porces
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giers, Jan. !*■ OH A heavy force
to American Flying Fortresses
bombed Sofia, the capital of Bul-
garia. today.
The packed formations swept in
about noon, it was announced, for
Schastlivaya, 19---- — -
nitsa itsel; threatening to cut EM
east-west ralway-
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left the
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Presidential Secret. —
his physician, Rear
T McIntire, saw the
live this morning and I
to go before Congress fl^pyun to- church, had ^undergone a
Bible recurrence of his nea nerana had been
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