Bismarck Tribune, The (Newspaper) - August 20, 1942, Bismarck, North Dakota For It by of God it iMI THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Otto's 1873 VOLUME 1W N. AUGUST PRICE FIVE CENTS The warmer today and British Estimate Third of Hitler's Fighter Planes on West Front Los Yanks Bomb Jap Fleet in Solomons REPORT ALSO DISCLOSES LOSS OF CRUISER Sun Actress Normo Shearer To Marry Ski Instructor WM No Ntw j mentt in Land Fighting By Tkc American flying hunting down of the fleet which retreated in the initial prune of the 15-day- old battle of the Solomon Thursday were reported to have bombed enemy ships 400 miles north of the main battle A bulletin from Gen. Arthur's said heavy United Nations pounded the Japanese naval craft near a small island near to the Northern are un- but ail the raiders returned The disclosed the low of the Australian cruiser sunk in the opening attack on the strategic island when American Lave gained strong on at least three and perhaps six in the No further word forthcoming oo in tne land but it apparent that and an taking vigilant care to guard the toy Canberra Un first allied to the by bad announced the tow of a and said two destroyed and a trans- port had been aboard the Canberra were listed as 14 dwd and 100 wounded out of 816 am NO MORE SAYS NELSON ON PRODUCTION LAG Who Cream My Path Will Have Hit Head Taken Says WPB Chief Abolish WASHINGTON man Donald M. Nelson dered reneral I within Use War Production Board to weed oat officiate and trim the 1 down U I it wai learned Positive and prompt action to famuli i war production shutdowns due to Lack I of materials appeared imminent Thursday in consonance with Donald M. Nelson's newly enunciated The production chief Is expected to give nls regional directory throughout the country power to Issue priority ratings to provide needed small quantities of or Thus holders of war contracts threatened with stoppage or ment of output because of an Inter- ruption in the flow of materials or a breakdown of could tain readily the materials needed to keep going Finish Fight Sow Informed officials who requester Beginning September 1 service registrants rated as having minor physical defects officially became eligible for military service Thursday with elimination of the 1-B The selective service system announced abolishment of the class Wednesday although the Bearing exhaustion of the pool of 1-A recently called for induction of men in the 1-B selective reclassification of men in this group will Begin Sept. 1 and will be completed Jan. 1. They will be rated as the group free of any known physical or placed in class 4-F'comprising those totally unfit for BRAZIL'S VARGAS NABS NAZIS AFTER Brazen Operation of German Spies Blamed for Loss of Troops on Vessels RIO DE JANEIRO All mans except diplomats who had em- barked on tne ships Bage and Cuyaba were ordered held as Thursday bv President Vargas shortly after the sinking Brazilian ship in would put strict limits on- the LOB her will be married wtw once Hipped in They will lire in her ing a torn and fell into ous Santa Monica Beach her ski going to The is the widow of for Brazilian Screen Producer Irving Thalberg who On the China war Chiang had further their portions by recapturing and by widening to 80 the gap between Japanese columns from the and west along the important kH pg said between 9.000 and persons including Japanese troops had died of cholera In enemy occupied in Western nan where the Japanese en- tered Southwest China after their of The 36-year-old movie died six yean who has and Martta Sun not been married before plans to en- ski teacher who is eight i list in the army after the AT FARGO 11 AM Southwestern North Dakota Is Harvesting Bumper Crop Southwestern North Bismarck west to the Montana is harvesting the biggest grain crop In according to reports able Of all the field crops planted last spring only the yield of Bison flax will be even that will be average or better come from elevator railroad agents and also from the various grain firms which keep close tab on crop conditions throughout the growing season On the basis of these reports the following gives the current duction picture la bushels per sere for North Dakota Rye Spring Durum Official Washington watched that he had taken off for a i finish fight on the question of his I ministration of the war by claiming I now on any one who my path is going to have his head taken he said in discussing statements from congressional and other sources that the War tion Board had mishandled Its Nelson denounced about wholesale plant shutdowns and flatly contradicted recent reports that as many as plants might suffer or shutdowns because of mm w Wing Youth Leaves For Foreign Service son of Mr and Mrs. Fred Josephson recently left for foreign service according received by his He is a seaman second class with a con- struction division in the V. 8. and was stationed at Moffit Calif. Another son to leave for service In a short of rural Wing PUSH AHEAD to in Stalingrad and casus Sectors 18 14 19 30 JO 18 18 18 17 Oats 33 30 36 Barley as 8 6 8 7 6 8 N. bandit id a daring daylight holdup at the Isis theatre here late Wednesday and escaped an undetermined amount of came up behind Mildred in the lobby of the theatre and placed bands on toe want be thought the man drunk and shored him away He then roughly shored her to one and began to scoop up the money consisting of half and Him Diets a signal tattoo and an employe 'n the office answered her bot did not cone to the She was afraid to WAI the Stuffing the money into the man turned to her and TJont start anything or m fed Diets said the man apparently not At tact she did not a Area Southwest North Central South Central North Red Rim Valley South Red River Valley While all of North Dakota wUJ harvest a bumper crop this forecast that the southwestern section be second to Uie Red River ley where generally the price of land is higher and taxes are U indicates that the greatest average prosperity in the state exist the farmers in the Bismarck district because of heavy duction and good The flax been greatly in the Red River Valley by black nut on the Bison variety Golden will show much per acre than Bison but only 10 per cent of North acreage was planted to the golden By HENRY C. CASSIDT Red army has taken the Initiative in battles oping on four key central Russian along the 400 miles from while holding can see the way ahead and we're before Stalingrad and in the going to come on he use agreement a plan to extend the battlefront dispatches re- He did not disclose he Sidney pumping but gave a clear county their would get as the shrift be no more he sick of them Two reports current m Washington were believed to have nettled the chief One was the theme that the i army Is ready and to take over control of the wartime industrial economy when and J civilian ity faired The other was that son Is too lenient with his donates 10 miles Pred state said the southwest of the salient 130 agreement was reached at a mUes west of Moscow in the ence at Sidney with the North area the 130 kota and Montana water northwest of the and Buck characterised the North tne Ilmen front south of kota consisting of approximately placed under for sugar a crop now badly needed in a nation at war 2 German Nabbed in Ontario Saved by Toehold Mayor Silent on New Mill Police Chief QNT Two man of war who escaped from a Northern Ontario internment camp Saturday were captured night by Ontario provincial police Saube 7H miles of Ont The two Bans and Walte 3S. were walking on the dian Pacific railway toward Bault Marie when they were offered no ance was a lot of about of ant chief at but the would was to tay ht make a choice from within the Chief B 1 gc to hit formar job director of protection at Pump Co The chW reportedly to De- weUre U while mayor inclined to favor appointment at Frank inspector of Two other probable axe inspector of and Berbert captain at de- TO HAVE BLACKOUT p ttc black II from 10 M p 0. MAT The Polish said that the mm. planned to half a million Poto from Pomerania to way for Left Tuesday for Army Induction ai Snelling who left to report for in- duction at Ft after a two week f u r 1 o a g li are C Carr pictured -ere and Arnold J GENERAL AUSTRALIA American Sgt O. C owes We to a 24.000 feet above the earth was bottom turret of a bomber under attack by Zero fighters over New Guinea when one of the Zeros whipped close cannon blew aff tne turret door The sergeant feU out but hu feet caught be- hind a oar two guns Rls were vcm off he waj able Lo for help cation system transmitter An- other gunner from a drop of NO BRIGHT LIGHTS wartime cities the length i Pacific coast dimmed bright for the duration last midnight under a military order designed to blot out a of glare against which ing enemy submarines ette shipping In Navy Now NEW BAHLE OVER PRICES is the first specific mention of Red army offensives on these in Russian although man communiques for days have told of desperate resistance there by Nazi forces No complete details of the central an but the Russians said they had taken a heavy toll of forces to man the May Ask Deposit For Hangers -Y n u r drv or a to to insure the return of those wur coat Which are fart becoming hard Administrator Leon Henderson defined a as pout approved to to return made In order f1 conserve WASHINGTON IP A new tie over farm appeared to be m making Thursday following an appeal by Secretary of Agriculture wiekard for an amendment to the price control law to permit lower on Wiekard his farmers In a radio ad- Wednesday night to a In price law prohibiting of less than no per cent of tral and northern while the Nazis matted their greatest strength for the Don bend and Caucasus oases were suffered by ths Germans on the Western Kalinin and northwestern fronts where the in tary to our Red the army The Russians are ing out this whole line in a series of sharp New Rationing Board Office Hours rationing effective AJB 13 authors said Office to 13 ard ore to four through and 10 to and tw go effect Aufl 23 to continue through Ort 3'. TiJ wU be eood for five or War ration boot ore of a penons entering armed must be turned in at the cancellation together with of arc Willkie Will Visit Near Russia RAF Loses 98 Out Of Dieppe In Charred Men Take Part in Frencl Nurses Aid Predict New Blows Soon Will Fall on Jittery Nazis BULLETIN flown by United States were lost in the Dieppe air but the pilots of three are United States army headquarters It listed three probable victories over German Wulf 190's by American fighters during 10 squadron By ROGER D. GREENE Associated Press War Editor Secrets of Germany's coastal defenses were studied by the Allied command Thursday amid predictions that titanic sew blows goon would fall upon the jittery Nazis in the wake of Wednesday's attack on As first fruits of the informed London quarters de- clared probably one third of Adolf Hitter's fighter plane strength in Western Europe had been destroyed during the nine-hour Dieppe once a famous transformed by the mans into a bastion of anti-aircraft was pictured as lying in Eyewitness stories reaching Vichy by telephone said fierce hand-to-hand fighting raged in the streets of flaming Dieppe under a rain of British artillery Civilian estimates said about 10.000 allied striking in a huge wave along 12 of tee Dieppe landed in 300 to 400 small boati and self-propelled tank scows en the fortified beaches while 13 British ships hurled sheila into the Nan de- Claim Were Beady Germans List UN Losses in Dieppe Raid BERLIN German German high mand Thursday said that tne Canadian and French forces which attacked Dieppe lost men in prisoners along with many dead and against 400 German and other of the Berlin claims of Allied shipping and aerial in the raid were far out of proportion with the Allied The German said the attacking force lost 15 ships sunk by shellfire and bombing and 19 others It gave Allied plane losses as 112 and said 35 German planes were The German press featured front page stories of the Dieppe nent under large headlines which characterized it as new trophic defeat for the and as proof that the British and their allies never nave a chance of gaining a foothold OB the channel coast for any length of The Berlin radio claimed that 31 by in reserve gel into action as as the first ing wave had succeeded in forming Descriptions reaching Vichy said Allied beaching including American fought entanglements on drove the back into the low part of Dieppe aad forced an entry into the The it was part of the lower quarter of the city while the held back by barriers which there was no time to poured cannon fire Into the German About 30 civilians were i In the Trench womer nurses took care of the wounded the battle Dieppe reports via Vichy said tnu Allied troops withdrew about m. after their dawn first British announcement of the at- tack came at 6 15 a. European British Lose 98 Planes Blasting the Nazis with rearguard fire as they the Commandos reached a beachhead which bad been held throughout the Then a they left together the motor while over- head RAF and German planes clashed in hundreds of MUSCOVITES BEAD RAID MOSCOW News raid on Soviet hopes of a i. was prominently in the Moscow press There was no J but the population read the reports German and IOC WASHINGTON JP L ard B of for S period P 30 ton o' Mr Mrs P 423 St A or St gh Cuni has Own 0105fd tea yeari bv the Co Word here that he at naval base at Sin He left marck Aug. 17 for the West Bennett Nominated Y. Governor yORK State Attorney 1 John J. Bennett of won the Democratic for governor of New York Thursday tn a contest with United Senator James M. Mead of j N. Y. chief tar That Ask Householders To Have Scrap Ready Bismarck householders Thursday were asked by John city salvage campaign to calls from Boy Scout this They gather up such metal or other waste material is may be available and take it to a central pole t in each The depot for each block has been designated by the m charge each city block in the Civilian De- ense By common consent the latter have taken to calling themselves Ehrmantraut asked that ers have their scrap material ready to give the boys when they Arrangements for getting erial tn the hands of and other business houses are Lc the making Ehrmantraut r Paul who Will direct Commandos of the four United Canadians and righting out calling up of im- portant the entire of German in the west apparently set into frenzied and declared the Allies not achieved every mafor goal but the nut operation I six of Return to British accounts SI planes destroyed others down or The RAP lost 98 planes out of I ooo craft in but so of the RAJ pilots shot down knows to be safe The claims beaten tie by r collection next Monday is looking for perform this Anyone to donate a truck and driver for thb service is asked to call him at the Anderson Hardware Donald Berger Is Air Corps Sergeant A. tha he hoped iw A o he Mr. and Mrs. P. recently tnat to staff in the air A graduate of and tiie Willkie that the trip own idea and that he had to the sanction of the United States and the governments of the countries that he will visit be- fore he could ma fee it. He plans to be beck later than Oct. 15. was em- ployed by A. before enlisting for service in After taking a technical Berger radio course he was stationed with at March Field in California before ing to which was his last known f -Ad daubed f of for the t last While squadron o' Sp Hurricanes and other fighter channel in the direction o' in killed and admittedly as 'n the Nazi British said there Is no oo Page
