Cumberland Evening Times (Newspaper) - October 10, 1942, Cumberland, Maryland The WEATHER tonight CITY tt it ft a Today Partly cloudy City Edition 10 CUMBERLAND MD SATURDAY OCT 101942 Direct Tnm FOUR CENTS American And Allied ir Forces Blast Foes n 3 SEVEN LIFERS ESCAPE PRISON ON AXIS in mm AREA S Airmen Down or Twenty Enemy Planes at Bengasi Killed In Crash lEAR BOMB HITS ARE ON SHIPPING Bomb ers Sweep Far Behind Enemy Lines to Attack Axis Ground Positions JAPS RABAUL SUPPLY BASE BOMB TARGET in Spectacular Break Are Roger Ter rible Touhy and Hugh Basel The Owl Banghart Nazi Armys Supreme Bid For Quick Decision In Stalingrad Being Repulsed Russians Say WOUND TWO GUARDS Escapees Sought in One of Most Widely Flung Manhunts in States History Hitler Greets Marshal Rommel in Berlin Capt Don E Brown 25 above Australia Oct 10 son of Actor Joe E Brown killed in the crash Army m bomb hits on shipping I Bomber near Palm Springs Calif I f on a routine flight at Japanese sup aj 3 1 AIR EXPERTS IB LONDON AMAZED AT U S BOMBER i spreading 60 tons of explosive and incendiary bombs among enemy supply dumps barracks and jetties in the largest single air raid yet Oct 10 and ih airmen shot down or dam 20 Axis planes in air battles many more on the ground j area near Bengasi and shot up enemy in the forward area of the front yesterday in sharply j Allied assaults Tne Americans alone made more a a dozen sorties during which Lieut William J Mount of Kansas scored the first victory of an American ier pilot operating with a unit the United States Air Forces ant downed a Messerschmitt 109 j Other German Flanes Downed Lingering Doubt American pilots reported Flying Fortress other downed es After Raid iu Ole Owen Stanley mountains of another damaged out of the O P rp Gumea m pursuit of retreating f bag They also were credit Japanese troops destruction of three gun j General placements and setting fire toj FOUR MISSING reported that our forward ele Axis supply trucks in ments have established gunning attacks J the patrols in the a a noon attack United States Germans r 1 n a 11 V J 0 i Q Temple tons Crossing area ibers blasted Bengasi harbor un their bombs without a single Joliet 111 Oct 10 full facilities of Illinois law agencies were in operation today In one of the most widely flung manhunts in the states history to effect the cap ture of seven convicts who made a daring escape from State ville prison yesterday afternoon Two of the convicts leaders in the spectacular break over the prison walls were Roger Terrible Touhy 44 and Hugh Basil The Owl c i TV i J Banghart 41 one time the nations Supply Dumps ranking enemies who and Jetties Smashed I were serving 99 year terms for kid Ground Forces Gain guards and a civilian em m Gume were wounded in the assault by the convicts five of Out at Enemy Britain Tons of Explosives FIRES STARTED ARE VISIBLE General whom fled in a guards automobile parked outside the prison Shoot to Kill Orders Issued Shoot to kill orders were issued j as county and city police joined the full state police force in patrolling highways and barricading inter sections particularly leading toward attempted in the southwest Pacific Chicago 40 miles northeast by Allied heavy bombers I Warden E H Stubblefield said j that while officials were certain as to the manner in which five of the prisoners escaped it was not for that the United some time aTter tne that States was on the offensive in found that two other cmi victs were missing They were Ed ward Darlak 31 serving 199 years The raid started fires that were visible for 60 miles and underlined the statement of Navy Secretary Knox yesterday that the United Allies Gain In New Guinea forces CLASSED AS FEROCIOUS Soviets Beat Off Five As saults Along Front Between Don and Volga Rivers IREDS ENTRENCHED HOLD THEIR GAINS German Officer Reported Saying Soviet Resist ance Riddle to Mili tary Experts By HENRY C Moscow Oct 10 j infantry a tucks so thot believed them to be the German higi commands supreme bid for a quick decision in the bat j tie of Stalingrad were reported re I pulsed today and Red army i entrenched for positional warfare against the Nazi flank northwest of the A front line correspondent nf Izvestia said there was every reason to believe that Adolf Hitlers field j officers expected finally to master i the battered industrial center but expectation was not fulfilled Adolf Hitler greets Field Marshal Erwin Rommel home from North Africa in Berlins Sports and R for murdering a at the Nazi winter relief campaign rally at which Hitler spoke September 30 In background is were wl Clair Mclnerney 31 serving a Ley chief The picture was radioed from Berlin to Buenos Aires came to cral uniw which any plane rising to the challenge these raiders returned safely Yanks Attack Behind Enemy American medium bombers American Are i area includes the gap 6000 feet tip Battering Nazi irl from which the P nn Europe i trail drops sharply toward the advance base at Kokoda a spokesman said London Oct 10 American it was the first time in two weeks Et far behind the Fortresses and Liberator that Allied forces had been report enemy ground positions and j from the greatest ed in contact with the with They fought over a attack yet launched drawing Japanese A spokesman a habitual criminal Al the warden said it appeared they also had escaped in the con fusion he ordered guards to search the prison and its grounds There are about 3600 inmates in the pris on Guards working on three shifts number 240 First Knocked Over Driver The warden absentat the time of the break said his investigation disclosed that Touhy and Banghart both imprisoned for the 170000 kid of John Jake the Barber the U 5 by plane en and all the j Hitlers war Sers came back j nave amazed British British communique said from told 10 Axis fighters were g hazards of daylight operations Tne return of all but four of no large concentration of Jap air experts j anese had been sighted however experience Raid Destructive ARGENTINA AND SENATE PLACES CHILE OF Factor of Chicago in 1933 and other Countries Are Be Formally Protest Adm in is tration Order Carry as Bases by Axis Agents Hope to Place it On Presidents Desk Be fore November Election ing Out of Reprisals When Germany Ignores Their Ultimatum The spokesman declared the raid I yard to the mechanical shop prisoners were talking to Jack Cito convict truck driver outside the bakery Touhy hit Cito with a pair of scissors knocked him down and j drove the truck across the prison JSTRONG NOTES ISSUE IN WEEKEND SESSION ACT OF REPRISAL the latent offensive action concentrated on a workers i settlement northwest of Stalingrad i and aimed at through tlv citys heart to the Volga Eighty Assaults Launched Izvestia said as many SO as saults were launched In this tile battle the greater part ing utterly and others gaining few dozen yards in various areas The midday communique said Russian forces northwest of Stalin grad threw back five counter attacks killed about 200 German infantrymen destroyed five mortars and other materiel ajd an ammunition dump Within the battered Red army men were declared b continued to defend the the 100 United States bombers Ion Rabaul was the most destructive I which stormed over occupied France an escort of 500 Allied fighter me Says 54 Allied tl 11 JI Tt 441 i wu ui Planes Felled in yesterday and tons From Italian broadcasts jof bombs on factories and railroad 10 Italian high apparently erased any linger ly it was no reported today that 54 Allied nes were shot down in North ica 45 by German and Italian MS and nine by antiaircraft j in bitter air combats The British communique of the t 12 British planes were missing E various operations in a Air Battle Termed Bitter ing doubts concerning the Fortress es All of the fighters returned direct hits on jetties machine shops ever carried out in this area The planes including Plying Fortresses flew through an intense barrage of antiaircraft fire at a low altitude to reach the targets Sixty tons of explosives and in were dropped scoring i supply dumps barracks isi r n M j cu i i j n i had occupied and repulsed Bt in Effect 1 hey Approves 5 Percent Have Shackled by enemy There he cut the telephone wires i and apparently by a signal Bang hart carrying a gun came through Are Loyal TO American a window They forced Guard Samuel Johnson to give them two ladders and ordered him and an other guard and William Dahler shop foreman to get in the truck j Buenos Aires Oct 10 Washington Oct 10 Ottawa Oct 10 With ex Russia withdrawal Main Axis Relations tory Freezes Social i soners Taken in Dieppe Security Levy in 1943 I Raid London Denies At One Percent I Manacling Germans j Official Soviet reports indicated i relative stabilization of In thn 1 greatest batlle oC the Russian the siege of Swlin grad now in Its day with them and Chile the only drive to send the of a noon deadline Cina German Already in the truck were three can nations maintaining relations tax to President Roosevelt authorities issued an order to troops Rould Far Exceeds Other Daytime Raids i Creft and searchlight positions the other Axis formally protested j fore the Nov 3 elections carried day to start manacling German pri British air correspondents said the j communique said All the who had escaped twice before from j today assertions by Acting Secretary j the Senate into an ol war in retaliation for simi merican attack far j returned est efforts to pin down ships air the Germans during the blitz and supplies which the Jap of September 1940 On the last day of the battle of Marines in Britain September 15 1940 the lanese might send against the TJ 5 Solomons bombers under tne o Maj George c also Stateville and William S and Matthew Nelson 40 Stewart State Stunner Welles that session today in an effort actions by the Germans against soviet hieh both countries are being used as put the finishing touches on its Canadians and Britons captured in v Axis agent of the measure the raid on Dieppe ing life sentences as habitual Axis agents Buka Both governments issued strong i Forecasting speedy Senate ap No word had been received from i Wound Tower Guard notes categorically rejecting of the Democratic Swiss to whom They drove to the west wail fired i statement in Boston Thursday night cr Berkley of Kentucky told re the Canadian reprisal threat had he hoped no more than delivered last night for trans at Guard Herman Kross in ship sinkings in 01 lli uic W 1 planes accounted for 20 of 250 each lost at least tne northern of the tower and wounded him Thea they waters have been due in part to the i would be consumed in to Berlin German fighters shot 185 of them iva him to of Axis suies differences with the House ed in accordance with her could carry the aircraft German fighters shot 1185 of them None on the Egyptian front and against Britain batteries which the t more States bombers transported to Lille positions were attacked by j yesterday The carry formations of Allied bombers j three tons the Liberators Solomons starting many fires Again all the planes returned safe Jap Hit Hard by fighters which and engaged by the Axis the communique said Bit air combats took place the added A HAN WAR LOSSES HEAVIEST IN RUSSIA Fortresses Kings of Air Prom German broadcasts j planes The Liberators are faster than the Fortresses but are not as formidable fighting craft as the Fortresses which have proved themselves kings of the air in daylight The Liberator crews claimed the destruction of seven for the loss of one own beat Johnson forced him to climb activity of Axis spies operating with them to the tower where their borders stole Kross prison keys and automobile key Dahler in the meantime escaped from the truck to their American Adherence to such a schedule would matum Proclaim Their put the tax bil Jn histor Government officials said L on the Presidents desk in the Britain and Canada were pre They declared in effect that Qf October lo German Before and men equivalent to the number ivear A possibility tlie antiaircraft fire was heavy In the Tanimbar islands north of j Australia Allied fliers attacked a 0 Rome dispatch said j Fighter pilots call merchant vessel which had been The bombers continued at Japanese strong points in New Guinea and one formation dropped 16 tons of bombs on Japanese sup ply dumps airdromes and other in at Lae Smoke and debris explosions rose hun dreds of feet the communique said planes madeno has a record of fleeing carry to intercept the Allied aircraft including an escape from the the Rio De Janeiro conference until after the voters him that tig the field to again ignor IP bwt pub of the armys wen pony Russians probably would n duel Withdrawal of here as wen the German command had of Russian Ulul as it old at Leningrad at approaches of After seizing two rifles part of and that Welles had painted tower armament Kress pistol extra ammunition the five escaped j other down the outside steps and drove j away in Kross car Both Banghart and Touhy had dealt a virtual death had been reports previously j long criminal records and the official reaction of the two Italian High Command today that Italian war Menard 111 in 1935 The two with Gus Schaefer and Al severing all ties with the Axis Most of Prisoners i the taken by i at Dieppe Cana Canadians made up the bulk passed upon the bids of many the force which on Aug 19 made blow to Allied hopes that they might i that legislators wanted ode Most o U i soon camout recommendations of lay he bad news of increased the Germans Kator who died in 1940 characterized Welles speech as were convicted of the Factor inopportune and crude while an Tlie Argentine foreign off ice for reelection to reconnaissance in force at that the best bait ever put damaged earlier off Saumlaki up for the German air force be completing Its destruction the Continued on Page 7 Col S Continued on Page 7 Col j totalled 1873 W 5431 wounded and 5632 miss in all branches of the Fascist ed forces The heaviest losses j get a chance in it was said fighters army and militia lost The German radio broadcast I wounded Continued on Page 7 Col i cause the Germans send up said available planes to stop them The I RAP and American AN SOLDIER at Ri Call for Defeat of KILLED IN SCUFFLE Plan A the Senate measure took city and fought the shape it would add a defenders for hours amount between and Officials retained hope to i to the 517000000000 that it would not be necessary i1 now collected annually in direct to enter Into they termed the was implied in a of i he government which reported for th time the German drive Kpd In In of relief forces wcst of after weeks on across WM sn taxes In addition about right of competition will i In ths 000000 would be taken yearly from the Germans nnd that word would taxpayers but rebated later before the noon that Amid The had before it had relented and local on Asked if sufficient shackles Continued on Co Continued on PUK 7 S our Children Burned To in Baltimore Fire to Death and An Workers to Baby Critically Injured Fails to Catch Infant Mother Returns From Restaurant in Time to See Child Hit Sidewalk the question of allowing liberal per centage allowances for depletion in i petroleum and mining of Fooda system now in effect for r opposed by the treasury Oil Ol War change Starvation in Countries Before imm passage the senate also was to be called upon to con 1 Hiring Coming Winter a proposal by a finance sub headed by Senator Walsh York Oct 10 IP The They are depending on you the DMass to amend the law When American soldiers which had its radio called upon the worker of Europe of war contracts Denounced As in the nonregulation manner in j n 4 safe and rapid delivery oJ lood to scale down B oi he was confident this pri t nv j Reich Claims to Wiping Out j i j Brisbane Australia Oct 10 Australian man wa stabbed to death and another was wounded last night in a brawl with m New which one of the Americans wore his necktie Oct 10 children of Mr to 16 years old were baby was Lorraine 8 injured early today in a fire Shirley 12 through their West Lom Paul Jr 14 and Mrs home Norms held the Garv and HID brawl was on It all i to the Reich frustrate Nazi Field Marshal Her jt is for UK peasant to prevent would be written into the plan to feed from being requisitioned and The Senate took long stride ye I within the hearing of the two this winter even a the cost for you the transport workers toward of the by U S military police whoof starvation in the conquered prevent its delivery approving n S er cent victory Pa til ordered him to adjust his tie i Sec to it thai what gross income above n When the MPs had gone the In its broadcast entitled London i Germany is unfit to cat rain tind voting M to 35 to daNILS ding started witnesses said and Europe picked up by the wheat sacks let taxes in 1943 nt Hie Americans joined their New York the radio Scr the of 1 ixi cent on employer iThe developed Field Marshall 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