High Point Enterprise, The (Newspaper) - December 11, 1942, High Point, North Carolina THE WEATHER 5 PoiNt aud Occasional rain and slowly sine THE HIGH POINT ENTERPRISE Buy and 343 ASSOCIATED PRESS WIKE SERVICE HIGH FRIDAY DECEMBER 1942 SERVICE AND AP FEATURES PRICE FIVE CENTS AXIS TANK ATTACKS ARE BEATEN BACK J V Fighting Flares On Central F t i Overseas Reveals Action Started Blizzard THE WAR TODAY WITH THE BRITISH 8TH ARMY IN President Declares Axis Forces Have Temporarily Lost In Conflict j Roosevelt in formed Congress today that by the end of this month j American forces overseas will number more than The in the seventh report on lend lease op said in a letter of that the Axis When our boys who are fight ing here in the United States the Japs New Offensive From Burma Into Yunnan Big Scale Operations West Off Moscow De On 140Mile Front i By EDDY i Violent fighting flamed along i a broad area of the central I front today with a break the blizzard which had swept the Muscovite plains for eral days while on the Stalin grad front the Red temporarily at the and added ithe fresh progress in three Chinese defense lines in the Russians report the area in which Jed Chinese command has been Resumption of opera We must do all we can to a lions in the Velikie Air Forces as allies of the from regaining a communique reported area west of Moscow AH roices as antes Ol me LEASE UP was reported to have started with British write home and ten Leni Lease aid in the The high commands war but ineffective German Strange tales of their lives in i three months up to December reported two days of heavy counterattacks upon wedges driv the desert YOU need not smile I totaled he in the area north of into enemy lines in ihc recent J 11 of thp Keel ING clashes developing and tuck their was more than a third wefl JCL for the which it said the ters away among your mes the total i Desisting held their clad 011 EQUATOR ATLANTIC OCEAN j WEST AFRICAN DAKAR GIVES SAFETY ZONK FOR ALLIED SUPPLY LINES Now that the Monster Planes Used To Ferry Relief To Nazi African Units One Arm Of Axis Col Drive To Within of Allied Center By WES GALLAGHER ALLIED ERS IN NORTH 11 Allied forces back an enemy tank and infantry attack in a battle fought yesterday almost at the edge of El 20 miles southwest of Allied headquarters jed I The assault was made by one of I two enemy tank columns both of the communique suffered considerably heavier losses than they on the NEAR VITAL AREA The communique said one arm of the Axis tank and infantry drove 1 within of the vital as bits Of for the three reports the fighting As a matter of it would United States entry take an extremely inventive to concoct a story about The President said that since Tlle Japanese were said to have the December e resen sa a e this desert that did not have a the war had entered a throwing three columns totaling estion of truth about it with Nations mcn the de and r r j ana It also gives the Allies a valuable base for guarding sea supply lanes black arrows This is indeed a strange birth mark on our XO WATER For I am writing from forces attacking from Egypt and This battle zone is in the small North Africa and contesting with fme V sma the Axis for control of the into can coastline of the the ean j last spring after their conquest of an inhospitable zone where atj The Soviet having times man literally could cook to death under the merciless He might die from want of which does not exist Irr The Japanese were reported to at Stalin llc LU On the Stalingrad Soviet announce ments listed three active areas of with the Red Army scor ing gains in The biggest clash about the Volga city was reported to the southwest where a battle was in to and it shortens considerably the route for Hying bombers to the African battle zones and provides a port from which to battle the Axis Uboat menace in the South The net effect is to make easier the problem of supplying armies fighting near Tunis and Bizerte 1 and near El by the Allies since The sudden shift back from the heavy wool and buttons right toi Lhe Underneath this load I a of our Tlle AS f for a large populated now assumed the but each was center The place was not he The hw 5 hk Chi but the fighting been recklessly expending machine ably was progressing along the ar railroad has long been coveted bv advanc M Japanese and this toward i have a wool and it is a ost fhc nearly ringed bv u Occupation of Jong fact that I would give a good do can lo was believed the main objective the Nazis was right now for an from regaining en offensive m Stalingrad s southern outskirts Tonight I shall all but freeze in The chief executive went on to I abortive push lasl Majf I Northwest of the the Red my bed on the ground that we must bring the full i th japanese actually seizure of one woolen an eiderdown strength of all the United hundred troops garrison between sleeping several vool blankets to bear directly against the the salween River dl the Don and and a raincoat piled on adding the retreating Chinese had r eima You will encounter oceans of We must together left on the Petulant War Public Leaders Workers Hunt Organize Association To Fight Big Game Now Unnecessary Federal Spending aroused group of North attacked immediately by Allied and leaders focs which destroyed some Allied inhere British and American forces been holding a horseshoe line on heights dominating that indicated that the of the Tunisian battle had Peered to the The aimed a blow against the right flank of the main Allied The communique said one Ger man force struck from the north along thc west bank of the River and was counter our sand which stretch away to blazing 1 joint productive capacity and horizons and you will see bones material our finished We must bring together our theb rid but bleaching in this Out of this waste will arise the dread des ert scourge of sandstorms which rip the skin from the face and fill the lungs to near suffocation with grinding Yet there arc times when the desert is most In thc spring the air is balmy and this normally arid hellhole produces a great variety of lovely This is winter but yesterday on a hillside where sand grudgingly gives way to determined bits of grass and shrubs L picked white daisies and buttercups which re and our fighting power and we must do this in accord with a single world strategy That we are making good pro on Page 5 strafing and bombing by the American Volunteer Group dented the attacking enemy spearhead and the Chinese ground forces sta the Airborne supplies from India ito China are now carried through Yu by the American a Ait dead were left on the Stalingrad the noon communique and dit patches from the front report HELD BACK In one sector southwest of Stalingrad seven picked guards men of the Red Army held off j repeated attacks by a company Is As Pick Woman For Chairman Die In Crash OKLAHOMA Aircraft Com pany workers who walked off the job Wednesday and went hunting arc Roing to be offered nn Japs the quarry in i stead of I The electricians returned i R G work yesterday on orders of the International Electricians Union One union mem declined use of his said a serios of small with regard to grievances caused the men to j conservation of natural take the day off for a rabbit j resources and sound financial bankers and public leaders launched a statewide move today to curb nonessential Jrom the east barely more than a They formed thc North Carolina Citizens from El but and said they would have subgroups in engaged by artillery to work toward decreased spending and balanced Stockson of a leading figure in the said the organization would not only be but would be Salem Queer and not infrequently At Greensboro uial life move about Frank GWalker is the Roosevelt 2306 Berj punt ana insect nte choice to salesman for K of New York Corporation of New leaving SC communique The occupation of the German defense declared to be one of the most significant phases in the fighting of recent fol lowed an attack by Soviet iers on one of many garrisons hastily established by the Ger mans in the sector between the on Pace 2 V 4 Countered chairman of rounty draft board 3r Our hunters will hr so they ran ilii some roal I dont right for war workers making SI 05 a week to their jobs while our soldiers Riving their lives for a Corporation T rubbed national chairman of the and a neatly dressed unil when I encountered a Part young woman about inches Fynn has he will of age instantly killed had bi hind and down from the party leadership when a sedan in which they and absurd little front in January and riding crashed headon into a mpn His tail was with a scenes attempts are being made to motors tour bus five miles bnh at thf and he had a for the north of Greensboro at bush at the and lie nati Joplin Board ob with the election The bodies of Chamberlain and I handsome pair of butterfly ears I dont 1 was rather concerned for fear 1 was i at of woman were barly suffering from the heat until I was Spangler of Iowa to head the assured I had met with a publican j Those in a position to know Here it may be said that election of Walker to the state and of the Slockton was the result of careful planning and a can vass of businessmen throughout North H has mot with wholehearted he and is destined to accomplish much in years to He recommend ed that the association start out on a threeyear basis he its duties cannot be Robert North Carolinian who is chairman of the House Ways and Means Com sent word that the spirit of the meeting would be re i fleeted in his work in that he would seek to apply jt lo ami that New Englands acute fuel oil he hoped it would concrete 11 cli was brought home in this today to consum Pope of was Wily Japs Using English Language To Trap Marines SAX Ti hup cracked he American out of th goffy French forces including infan try and artillery participated in this the communique add CONSIDERABLY HIGHER We lost a few Enemy losses were considerably This spurt on the dormant main Tunisian front par a German attempt to halt an advance or American tanks and parachutists on the opposite side of between Tunis and by rushing in reinforce ments by transport planes and Further Slash In Gas For Seen In Newest Order leadership would be was placed dressed to James to President Roosevelt under bond by highway state OPA i w c I of 11 Ii centipedes and fort when inand mosl of his advisors and might on a charge of vade your prevent a threatened cleavage This strangest aspect of the desi that on Page 1 Japs Bomb India in railroad tank them were Duke letter rm from Middle West and i University economics professor into of Virginia Don Elias of Leo am thn war ana several of Inin Hal and The 56 year old cabinet hearing before Magistrate John war will thp tank Martin both of Joe John ja longtime supporter of the Strickland in oil and ion and Forrest of The driver was not High Paschal of is fuel is unnecessary The Carolines will receive Eugene Bost tin this the letter j their gasoline through the Lmo in Okay gel your stuff to gether pulling out of there Thr detachment of Marines ramped on a cricket field on Tulaci Island in the Solomons could see ten figures approach One arose dutifully to his feet and start ed to join the Then another sergeant yelled a word that meant Japs to the and their rifles of Ihe ten Japs the one with the American education whose voice baited the I that indicates how touch Tojo K said Rob ert of Niw in relating the In cident to Tha triek took While hi trans ports and their tows played a deadly game of hide and seek Con on Pace 5 has served as postmaster If he also becomes Democratic Carolina with her small NEW national he would be fol is being treated in Leos Japanese escorted by made a short raid yester day on but caused only light damage and few a British communique Three of the raiders were ed shot down bv antiaircraft fire and RAF Two British lighters were but the pilots are the bulletin State Treasurer Calculations oil on temporary delivery receipts for surrender of ration Artillery Is Battering Buna Environs ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN ed States forces holding the api preaches to the Buna airdrome laid down punishing artillery fire on Japanese beach reports from thc New Guinea front said after throwing back a Jap night counterattack near Buna lont active in local structures of North the cleared by the Austra Proposed bylaws of the asso lian forces that swept up the river would allow membership and stormed the mission to any person or Australian patrols now were of North or a non reported to be advancing down the sident prevent a member of coast toward Cape Six miles northeast of and the big push to drive the Japanese out of their beachhead pockets was Allied air forces continued support the land laying their bombs on the fions from Cape south ward through Buna to Cape Endar WASHINGTON icr might into the Tunisian t By RAY TUCKER and i OUTCOME to the as J i air chieftains believe that the jj j forthcoming contest for control uf we meet in these Nazi North African skies will rival in finest the foe can j intensity ana historical import ance the bloody battle over Bri i later and asked permission to Iot SO to per cent of last years w ucl oil to heat a given three miles southeast of and of Quare feet in a given of the program to permit One other enemy was re p consumption without further red uc tona havo all the fuel they for ported still holding out on the Sop tne nas an th was bogged ignore velocity and to uta about six miles intend To sct that jn a of complex thc but and other men from and strafed and said in Kansas a height of and thc their bombed their The size of to secretary Ickes or some x a thoy form car ong the force was not hody up Lcn cut procedure j especially in tho t Todays headquarters to see if he wanted to per Price ration formula Furt on our cast quo describing the Japanese count niU to brand new nur i the defense The committee found nationwide said a to bitter 0 i tee report cd back 43 years gasoline to ruh absolutely essential hand throughout Regarding proof of the necessity lln of tempera ger abundantly justified bv the must grow more s x pill The shortage of fuel oil andj As struggle saved the The and came up with of and reported that it lies thin line until the United schmitt The masters wil carries that ignores wind and commended shortage ot t just that AT make 1 I States entered the so the Spending joust may determine whe ither the United Nations or the Axis powers will enjoy superiority during the admittedly critical year i of It may give some inkling come face to face at Both the Nips and Germans The items to be rationed es wmu me firp old Jeffers for make it i for the the War a good use ot fuel 01 for residential heat described in reports Instead of assuming the average driving should ing in thc middle west as well front as an and even have deliberately refrained tackling these modern In North Kansas had not for thc tne commit and our Flying Fortresses in close Chairman Jack Isom mcney in previous years by tec ii K t Now it is believed thc the Gallatin Township gasoline the prospective length of tho have perfected a technique for off board said he and member and cutting in the The committee blamed a The he did nor It drew this conclusion on of government agencies meter guns and against his allotment fers testimony a miracle working at cross purposes Allies i Even it necessitated i power i withdrawal of their most powerful Luftwaffe units from the Russian
