Delphos Daily Herald (Newspaper) - June 12, 1943, Delphos, Ohio 1 41 BY United DELPHOS AILY HERALD afternoon and Warmer tonight PRICE THREE CENTS SATURDAY JUNE ALLIES OPENING AERIAL OFFENSIVES VITAL TARGETS Greatest Force of Heavy Bombers Hurled Against Dusseldorf and Munster Friday Night Path of Fiery Destruction Left In Ger manys Ruhr and By WALTER June 12 UP The greatest force of British bombers ever hurled against AdoM Hitlers European fortress smashed vital war targets in Dusseldorf and Mun flter last night blazed a path of fiery destruction through Ger manys Ruhr and Fortythree bombers were lost in the terrific which followed by less than 12 hours a doublebar American daylight yes on the German Uboat cen ters of Wilhelmshaven and Cux Refreshed by a lull in the bomber commands ion huge formations of RAF bombers looked main attack on the cen ter and inland port of while a smaller force attacked A attack was crowded into one hour over Dussel dorf preliminary reports told of great damage to the site of the huge Rhein iron and steel works and key war fac an air ministry communique Great results also were report ed from the raid on the ministry Other targets also were in the Ruhr and Rhineland industrial but no details were PRESIDENT MEETS SISTER KENNEY STRIKE FINES Coal Administrator Leaves Door for Remission of Fines from United Mine Workers Causes Action to be i LUNCHEON GUEST at the White Bister right Australian nurse who perfected a new treatment for infantile meets President Roosevelt for the first Standing behind them in the executive office is Basil head of the National Infantile f International I Kill Male Inhabitants German authorities killed 178 im ate nibs amd as of wo ZOGT RIOTING ENDED TODAY RAMS HAMPER FOOD PROGRAM Unfavorable Weather Threatens Na tionte 1043 Production Plan Situation Still Not June 12 UP Unfavorable weather threatens the nations 1943 food production pro War Administrator Chester Davis reported He said serious damage al ready has resulted from excessive rainfall over quarter of the na tions most productive farm land and from continued drought in the Great The is not he June is the cal Favorable weather the remainder of the growing season would enable farmers to produce normal It is too the agri culture crop reporting boardl to hope for yields equal to those of last much less attain the sev en per cent increase called for in farm The board yesterday made production forecasts only on peaches and All showed sharp reductions from last Production prospects gen weie the poorest in three The crop board forecast wheat at bushels and spring wheat at for an total of bush els against a total of bushels for last The meaning of the crop boards Davis is redoubled ef fort to food on the in victory to conserve cv ery scrap of to waste north Despite the prospects of reduced total food may approximate 1942 because of great ly increased livestock Da vis Food said that no chang es are contemplated in food distri bution plans until after the crop board report of next If the July 1 import Is equally reductions probably will be made in civilian May averaging about eight inundated large sections of who came down from their in response to an loffer of ithe Office of War A Greek official reported to OWI of the village fled Ito the mountains lafter Ithe Greek rejected a German de mand that he Three days later ia German detachment oc the village and sent word no reprisals would be taken if the villages would return thex within 24 Upon their all male mem Jberg of the between 16 and 60 were asked to assemble in the village square fior iOWI The expected speech was the actual down by of entire male FiftyThree Representatives of Los Angeles Zoot Suit Gangs Ask That Rough Stuff Be Uses Coal For Auto Fuel June 12 UP a crate has designed the perfect answer to an OPA agents quizzical He has an automobile depends only upon successful conclusion of the coal miners Mershons 1922 Stanley converted to a can make the run to Reading at cost of 35 200 pounds of coal and gets one and a third miles to the Recognizes New Government June 12 UP Secretary of State Cordell Hull an Friday that the United States has recognized the new gov of Hull said that the ambas at Buenos Norman had delivered the official notification at noon to the govern ment headed by President Pedro an area some miles long and 300 miles wide extending from western Oklahoma to northern New York and from Michigan to Ken Faun work was halted on an estimated By WILLIAM PAYETTE LOS June 12 UP rioting ended today in unanimous expressions of regret good The sharpies and slick chicks themselves the Six cars packed with 53 repre of gangs hoisted American flags and white banners of truce above the radiators through the downtown area to central police Were good they told Joe administrative Were not Mexicans or anything And we want you to know were passing the to cut out the rough Reed guaranteed police coopera tion and took eight of them home himself he decided their au were The entire metropolitan area was with only scattered ances which would not be Symbolic of the change Luis The Chief master of an zoot ward Jailed earlier this week he wore a reet outfit and the ducktail hairdo of the zoot Appearing yesterday for arraign ment on a charge of violating the deadly weapon he luad a neat haircut and a regulation Im through with he Army amdl navy officials earlier had called off soldiers and sailors who had been ripping the clothes off the in an attempt to halt the By RAYMOND LAHR June 11 UP Goal Administrator Harold left the door open today for rescinding the strike fines which drew stormy from the United Mine While the War Labor Board ap headed for a new collision with UMW President John Ickes made a conciliatory gesture in his dispute with the union from per last weeks jay work In an apparent move to head off reminded the miners thap their wage contract provided for He announced that in being issued that any col lection or of fines would be handled agents in charge of the individual ed mines and union A spokesman for said the statement was issued to qualify original which was interpreted as an un conditional order for assessment of the Neither the statement nor the spokesman explained what circum stances would be regarded as gounds for remitting Since the miners insisted they no contract and that they would not work without a the mo tive behind the stoppages presum ably all Ickes said the government had held that the contract remained in effect until a new one was accept He pointed out that the con tract imposed fines on the miners for unauthorized strikes and fines twice as great on the operators if they failed to assess the Ickes spokesman said one condi tion for remission of the fines pre would be assurance from the UMW that it would not invoke the fine against the in this Instance the The spokesman said whatever action is taken will depend an the local ne A UMW official commented that Its certain theyre not going to take that money out of the miners pay envelopes with the miners the War Labor Board was preparing its decision on the UMW contract dispute with Ap The formal breaking off of negotiations yester day merely emphasized the fact that most of the operators have committed themselves to WLB set of the Asks Return Of Bottles June 12 UP Governor Friday asked Ohioans to aid wartime conserva tion by prompt return of empty glass a returnable bot tle conservation program to begin next Bricker said carbonated beverage and beer bot tles should be returned promptly to release bottle manufacturing ma chinery for production of contain ers needed by the armed Ford Named As Member THEY CALL EM ATTU FEET THESE SOLDIERS have Attu feet as a result of the battle ou Attu island that wiped out the entire Jap holding Pictured aboard a transport removing casualties from Attu to the United States for their condition is a form of trench but the name is also applied to frostbitten or frozen feet Most of these foot cases will recover with no ill International TENTATIVE Post Reward For Information Ohio Conservation and lic Commission Announcing Regulations Extra Week Hunters and Five Extra Days for Coon End Session At Columbus June 11 UP The 95th General Assembly which convened January 4 Winth high hopes if or a brief sess ion devoted to war has completed fe alt the state after 21 The concluded a final working session yesterday when the Senate to Mouse compromising stub born differences over major measures and went home until June NEW June 12 UP Homy of the was named today to succeed his the late Edsel as a member of the board of trustees of the National Foundation for Infan tile Basil president of the announced the appoint ment of Ford and of eight other new 12 UP The Ohio Conservation and Natural Resources Commission Friday an tentative approval of an extra week of rabbit limiting and live extra clays of coon hunting in the The which will be made final at the next meeting of the commission unless there is ob will permit rabbit hunting to start 10 ami continue un til The season opened last yeiar on 20 asil closed The commission set the date for the opening of the racoon hunting at 15 instead of 20 as last The season will close The inland trapping season will live days earlier and the commission set a limit of 25 traps by any The commission referred to a committee for further study a pro posal for doer in southern The committee in of There wore no changes in the bag limits for next The commission alK to include county and 12 ers in the same area in the terri tory whore there is no closed on red Hunting will be governed by Eastern Standard Time and it was expected that most cities through out the states would lit on that time by Rabbit and pheasant seasons will open at 11 on 19 and hunting hours aro between and on other Coon hunting will lie from 0 to i The counties which have been de clared under tentative ap for red fox hunting includ ed Tus Wash Jeffer The squirrel hunting season in the northern zone will open 22 and closo Ill the south Ashland county commissioners have posted a reward for informa tion leading to the arrest and con viction of the automobile killer of Harry Bates logs wore broken when struck by an automobile Mon day night while walking on a coun try county said she of shock and exposure might have been averted it the driver of the car had helped her to a Northwest African Air Force ing to Batter Tiny Island Fortress Into Surrender Pantelleria Sur render Spurs By GEORGE PALMER Allied North Afri June 12 northwest African air spurred by its conquest of has begun an allout aerial offensive to batter the tiny fortress of into a com announced One big explosion was set off in the first series of attacks and smoke from numerous fires formed a pall over the Italian broad cast by the Rome said Allied air and naval forces have renewed attacks on Lampedusa and ack that Pantelleria had surrendered after being subjected to naval andl air attacks without The assault began yesterday aft only a few hours after Brit ish occupation troops swarmed ashore on 90 miles to the in response to a sig nal of surrender from the Italian medium and tighter bombers kept up the attack on Lampedusa on a scale throughout the afternoon and lat night Dwight communique The Italian island which lies some 85 miles off the east coast of offers an even more compact target than leria and with far fewer While Premier Mussolini began to fortify Pantelleria as an Italian Gibraltar more than seven years Lampedusa was little more than a penal colony up to the time Italy entered the Far outside the protective range of Italian fighters based on probably will collapse under the weight of Allied aerial attack much quicker than did Pan which surrendered after 20 of air and sea bombard Should Punish Axis Leaders NEW Juno 12 UP Punishment of the Axis loaders who threw the into the holocaust of was urged by former dent Herbert Hoover and former Ambassador to Belgium Hugh Gib In the third of a of arti cles on the theme New Approaches to a Lasting upon which the two have been collaborating for Hoover and Gibson de that The loaders of the nations who brought this situation upon the world must be made an example Cor all Plan To Take Private Cars Reports Sales June 12 UP The War Department to take the use of privately owned automotive vehicles on a nation wide scalle when and if necessary for transport equipment and materiel in order to relieve de mands upon the John Nash Illinois commissioner of mo tor president of the American Association of Motor Vehicle Ad said that representa tives of the army and state civilian war transportation committees will meet with motor vehicle tiators on July 1213 at Fort headquarters of the Fifth Corps to make plans for taking over private transpor tation when and if Juno 12 UP Slate Treasurer John Ebright reported today that sales tax re foi the week ending May 29 gained over the com parable week of All except the building marginal Ebright Total sales during the last collection period to as com pared with in The chain store and general classification continued to show The effect of priorities con to rule in the building Ebright causing a re duction of approximately in em zone the season will open 15 and close The state la divided almost in half for the two The Lake Erie trapping season will upon 15 and close March Code Baffles Federal Agents June 12 UP Federal agents were baffled by coda contained in a black book found a city They sent it to Washington for the international code experts to The code read The experts were stumped until a woman expert in the bureau came to She notified Cleveland FBI Agent Lee Boardman the code Knit puil cast on knit yarn knit purl decrease knit 5 and increase Some woman who does fancy knitting has lost thu directions for making a
