Albuquerque Journal (Newspaper) - November 3, 1942, Albuquerque, New Mexico SMILE DO Fla Nov 2 fey over whether bell in he ic i who helped in 1925 revealed the of cement painted a AIB Year Volume 235 Number 14 Good Morning To Say lie Worst It's Heller U Vole and Be Sorry Than Not To Vole and Be Sorry About It EW LEADING NEWSPAPER Published Every Tuesday Morning November 3 1942 Entered M lecond N M Price 5 Cents Hies Recapture Kokoda in New Guinea Drive I S Extends Guadalcanal Grip as Japs Falter azis Take Nalchik From Reds in Caucasus trials Pooled eed Output to Keep All Plants Supplied Time Needed ANS INCLUDED Get Their Share Stuff tough Government Nov 2 a r Production Ian Donald JM Nelson y ordered over materials so that they they will make impact on the en- predicted America's Induction would reach its the 1943 will be allocated called the or CMP Nel I that as the plan is put gradually between now y 1 1943 it will force the refill budgeting of the ma go into nearly every and civilian article r Eliminating excessive or use of materials he conference it production appreciably out production es and rns of some war plants of materials as happened he added the plan also to provide steadier for labor the Army gets an nt of steel shares it with ncd on rate ians Urge power Draft Doctor Think Plan Failed HINGTON Nov 2 mand for a compulsory mobilization program londay from Senator Hill la after a priest and in sketched for a Senate a picture of a striving for utilization of man resources under a work system lacking lon and authority of patriotism and assure of wartime public in smaller were blamed by Dr Frank chairman of the Board of id assignment for the fur a of in some sections of Ihc get your jm results from a Hill member oE the ee and Democratic whip Senate commented a ar you've got to meet your and the only way to is by an overall Selective Rt Rev Msgr John y Washington secretary of Conference of declared the War Manpower Com- nor the U S had in a practical way what he termed sence of development of a bor supply as well as lack ning for full utilization of in war plants DIES IN Lieut Kyle above and Lieut William P Malasky who were stationed at Kirtland Field here until Oct 10 were two of six nien killed in tlie crash of a bomber at Tampa Fla Sunday Miss Jean Laraway 1617 Las Road a friend of Lieut Kyle was notified of the dent County Political Democrats Predict Victory Tuesday Bernalillo County headquarters of were activity -as last-minute preparations were the general election Tuesday Both parties held meetings of precinct chairmen during the day at which final plans for the pre- cinct party workers were made and arrangements completed for automobiles to take voters lo the polls Democrats Predict Democratic leaders predicted victory for all their slate and county candidates but predictions of large majorities were ably absent Leaders of bolh during the past days said that prediction of the sbe of majorities this year is ier Forecast Tuesday Cool In Not so warm In noil is on Monday Cool in early ng Tuesday Considerably er Tuesday afternoon portion Elsewhere afternoon ailed U S report on Motorists See Way To Beat Rationing Nov Z Fire Chief said Monday leased by tlic iip to 5000 gallons filled in pre- for rationing lie suggested that boards determine by ire wear whether motorists were more gasoline than their rationing hooks called for arid deny them new tires or re- treads also that these same motorists might be stocked tip oil tires too Democrats P Optimistic on Eve of Election Only Ballots Expected in State Voters Apathetic SEE HIDDEN ISSUES Observers See Likely Cutting of Party Lines by Many By the Associated New Mexico's wartime elections will go be- fore a listless electorate Tuesday with campaign apathy foreshadowing a probable vote of only about or 60 per cent of tals Campaigning dwindled to a close Monday with candidates of both parties joining in last-minute lo the people to exercise their right of franchise To many political quarters it was apparent that hidden issues of tlie campaign might cut across party issues born of discontent protest votes which fatten in times and war Both Parties Optimistic Election eve forecasts from both party's headquarters were mistic A L Atherton Democratic campaign feel there has never been a time in the history of the New Mexico cratic party when it has faced an election wilh so much unity within the party as now It is certainly going to Democratic The Democrats will carry at least 26 counties and maybe more State Republican Chairman M W Hamilton asked for a ment Things look good for a Republican victory To Choose Full Ticket Tuesday's election's will mine a full state ticket two con- gressmen and a senator -19 bers of the state house of NEW GERMAN major German offensive arrow with tanks Nalchik area aimed broken arrow Georgian military highway through the Caucasus Mountains has been ted early in revealing the of Nalchik The Reds said Nazi oh Sea and at Stalingrad were German drive at east of the chik area was reported worn out by Russian attrition 47 States Elect Officials Today Con York's Votes Eyed for Trend Associated Press Some an unusually small proportion of the electorate will vote Tuesday in first wartime election since 1918 with the New contest commanding H J eral attention because of its Retired Business Man bearing on 1944 presidential 27 Years This Could Really Here SPRINGFIELD Nov 2 Leader and Press Monday carried this front page Elections cancelled ami polls locked T ii e story was a dramatization of tlie that for millions at people living in dictatorship countries there arc ho free lowed a reminder that day Is election day Search for 14 Who Fled Missouri Reform Schools Is Pressed JEFFERSON CITY Mo Nov 2 enforcement cies throughout Missouri and in nearby states Monday searched for 14 10 youths who caped from iwo reformatories in three separate breaks Sunday Alexander de Padre ID of gara Falls N Y was captured shortly after fleeing from the goa intermediate reformatory near Jefferson City Earl Needham 18 of boro 111 was captured at Sage City Mo several hours after he and eight other inmates fled the Algoa institution a few hours be- fore escape Six other youths broke out of Missouri Training School for Boys at Mo Captain Tells of Sea Fight Disastrous to Jap Fleet PEARL HARBOR A battle of Oct in which possibly nine Japanese warships.were sunk was described vividly here Monday by Cant New It hell of a melee com: Ihc said Captain Small We sank one heavy and believe we got and one light we sank one destroyer and probably four ers Wilhin first I saw our salvos going red box a Jap heavy cruiser plunging right Into her and she sank H was like seeing tighter Retting the chin hen shake drop cold We caught them at five-mile range and hit some ships before they could open fire One had ils guns trained fore and aft It was one of those things naval officers wait for 20 years to see were coming at high speed toward Guadalcanal a right angle lo our course The lap ships in utter fusion taking its own course and trying to bring tion parallel One destroyer came high speed for a and was wilhin 1500 yards when our salvos obliterated il t can bcsl describe this night action for the layman as a Fourth of July fireworks lasting 40 utes and its conclusion like the dying set pieces burning out I was especially gratified willi my ship crew in action and their showing of courage and perfect nil A victory by Thomas E Dewey the Republican nominee would of Albuquerque for 27 years died be viewed by many politicians night at his home 120 enhancing prospects North High Street He was 81 years for the presidential Mr Anderman came here from George H Anderman resident nomination him 1040 and the strength of his and for several in pivotal Empire Stale All Stalingrad Blows Repulsed Trap Foe in Egypt Allies Annihilating Rommel's Forces Bit at a Time SWEEP NAZI FRANCE Women Evacuated From Dakar Reach Port of Marseille By the Associated Press the thousands of i miles of war the African Mediterranean and Caucasian fronts decisive events were slowly taking form of equal importance to all the United Nations In Egypt Monday the tactics of the British eighth army's offensive became clearer news that this imperial force is military expense proceeding to the task of annihilating Marshal mel's Africa Korps bit by bit Berlin Radio said TW Monday night a large scale British I to break through on 30 Bombers Rout Ships Trying to Reinforce Enemy Base at Buna American Submarine Successes Extend Tokyo's Sea Losses Since Pearl Harbor to 333 Vessels New Chinese Air Force Strikes Invaders Bases By the Associated v Allied recaptured Japanese New ed a at Buna the Strategic miles east of Kokoda early river jungles were disclosed Monday have Japanese retreat iii arid air The westward Army troops big enemy force widened tb approximately eight aii margin of safety from land attack: for the important Henderson this battle island of Solomons New Flyer Dies in Texas Crash McAllister 30 killed Student Hurt El Alamein front in the Egyptian desert has Monday-morning A big tank the Victory Field primary flight school was killed In an air crash lle was reported It also was day and Cadet Travis stated that the British attempted years was is tlie coal Farley's Future In Balance retired 14 years ago He was And linked in large tor many years in with the fortunes of John J alld a of nett Jr the Democratic Congregational Church much dale is political future the he lived here James A Farley former Survivors his wife a Anderman tion i business man and a national chairman sponsored Bennett's i over President Roosev for Senator James Mead In addition to the New i r ug Eleanor Mazurek Tamos M The will an- funeral arrangements of- the House will be studied Ordinarily the bal Sunday night to land from the sea behind German positions but were driven off Squeeze Oh Reels The Russian position in the Middle Caucasus in the icy ows'of the highest peaks of the European continent became creasingly Moscow's midnight que acknowledged the loss of Nalchik on a high plateau giving access to two classic military roads through the mountains to the rich South Caucasus The however say they have also taken which actually is on the military road running from the important town f all the way to Stalin's native Georgia At Ordzhonikidze -15 miles by road or 25 by air east of the Georgian military road to Tiflis begins The Germans hope to get in position on both these routes preparatory to an eventual campaign southward Snow Fills The road is considered impassable because of snow in the high passes from October to July i prize in lead and however is itself because of its zinc smelters In Stalingrad after 70 days of battle the Germans still were 1111VI1L lull NIC W i Ul r w j i contest the election of Held for brand Jury Draft Act Charge for House seats in a year which Alexander Anthony Farkas heavy Tew sees no presidential Philadelphia was ordered held but the fords an under bond for lion of how much support the jury following these and even continued lo eject public the Monday before U S trom dugouts houses lion in power Jethro S Vaught on aland other positions the Besides reaching out for charge of violating service Act Test of Nationally Republican in the last few days have Farkas pleaded not guilty to aj election to be e complaint filed by Charles of popular support for the j FBI agent JOn 01 Lord Halifax the him with I in in velt way of ning the have called Service registration card for the election of a Republican nn Two PI UK AT SHOPS 4 German Prisoners Flee Fort Stanton Internment Camp By tlie Associated i Tlie the co-operation Mexico and Texas police searched Monday for four German WASHINGTON Nov 2 The British embassy said Monday j An empty lank car undergoing Halifax British repairs at the Santa Fe railroad had word that his I shops caught fire Monday son Wood lad i but did little damage the escaped Sunday internment camp prisoners who night from UK al Fort N M FBI gave Ihc names of tlie men-as Bruno bathe Willy Mi- chel Hermanne and of break from camp wore not disclosed but both the New Mexico Police and Dallas Tex police were asked by the FBI to aid in he hunt BARS CLOSE TODAY SANTA FE Nov 2 Mexico's and bars under slate law will re- main closed all clay election dny until 7 p m one hour Ihc road fire department reported Santa Fc firemen extinguished the blaze Albuquerque firemen were called to the shops to stand in case fire had de- Lawyer 30 Years Never Practiced KANSAS CITY Has Nov 2 D lias an attorney for 30 years hut never has into a room as one Now he's retiring at 68 as a clerk to enter actively Ihc field been his hobby Since from the Oily School of Law in he's kept abreast of intl linn coached many ill preparation for liar action in Egypt Details were not available the embassy said It was understood Ihc Honorable Peter Wood was a captain in the Yorkshire of Sidney Iowa was was from Lovington N M Survivors include his wife and small daugh ter The field public relations of- ficer said the extent Travis in- juries had not been determined but he was expected to recover The accident occurred about eight miles of Vernon Seven-Day Work Week For New Mexico Coal Miners Urged by Union WASHINGTON headquarters of the United Mine Workers of America announced Monday it had a seven-day work week in seven Western states to meet a for coal in that rea Work on Saturday Sunday and holidays will be compensated for on a basis Such work will toe on parl of the coal companies and the local but UMW ters said it had recommended the district officers encourage local unions to work the additional time The slates are Washington Montana Wyoming Utah Colorado and New Mexico President John L Lewis said the request of T J Thomas director of Office of Solid Fuels Co-ordinator he had approved an expansion of work week Flying Fortresses ers- and counterattack used casualties were hot heavy Submarines Strike Too Americans the most battleground of war The action reported in a Nazis Start Drafting Dutchmen for Army LONDON Nov 2 Dutch news agency Anela said Monday German occupation in Holland had started conscripting Dutchmen between the ages of 20 and -15 for army service The agency quoted a Stockholm dispatch lo Moscow saying men who failed lo when ed would be tried by a military laps Seem To Be Whipping Our Navy Into Fighting Shape WASHINGTON Nov 2 With every defeat United Stales Navy gels better if one is lo believe Japanese After bailie Federal Communications Com- mission listeners heard the anese short radio The Pacific is cd America is reduced to a power After the first of mons Tokyo radio said destruction of the American licet lean naval force reduced lo that ot a naval power Now the FCC reports the official Japanese news agency has issued this mont for foreign Again the navy has proved great superiority over Ihc American Navy which must now be considered a the heavy dealt out in every quarter of the theater An earlier communique reports seven more enemy ships sunk and three damaged by undersea tion Pacific waters this came oh top of the re- vised of heavy damage to important Jap from Oct 26 in waters about the Solomons by both borne and land-based U S craft Sink 333 Tap Ship's All official U S reports list 333 Japanese ships of all gories sunk Geri Australian jungle fighters scored a new cess in New Guinea by from Kokoda the coastal base at Buna that the Japanese launched threatened the Allied base at Port Moresby a few weeks ago Gen MacArthur announced also that Allied heavy bombers scored a over anese forces which tried lo land 7000 troops at Buna on two a light cruiser and a destroyer and covered by nine Zero fighters The bombers in several attacks drove the Japanese force away and then chased to sea scoring a direct hit on one trans- port and hear hits on both All the enemy ships were strafed by fire and five of the Jap planes were without loss to planes Australians now fighting in New Guinea included a division of Australian Imperial forces which has on three nents in the last two years in Libya Greece Syria before being recalled to Australia They have battled Italians mans Vichy French and icse A strong of Allied dium on the coast of Portuguese an island northwest The was MacArthur said bombers attacked enemy village of racks and other buildings rating enemy All our Before and during counterattack on J S repealed lacks on the enemy's Japanese ar- lo on and enemy planes on Six Zero fighters which lured over were In- Wildcats The four Zeros destroyed not
