Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - December 12, 1940, Zanesville, Ohio Prints the News THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL Tells the Truth Associated Press Press Mews HI A Motes Acme No. 187 DEC. TWO CENTS DIES Italians Fall Captive In Desert War British Draw Noose Around fleeing Foe British Warships Shell Confused Ranks of Italians Mussolini's Troops Take Beating on Two Fronts The A British desert troops have seized more Than 20.000 ian prisoners in the 4-day-old battle of it reported and be- 8.000 and 14.000 ers are imminently ed capture in the an of western Prime Minister Winston told commons today it be surprising if at least part of Italian trapped in the Egyptian I A communique from Cairo latest prisoners taken exceeds with guns and equipment of aii Thus was up briefly the British of the results of the 4-cay British offensive which their mechanized forces to the Mediterranean coast and into the Italian base at Sidi ad- iance Egyptian post of Marshal Ch cheered wildly as he 7.000 Italian prisoners already had reached the camp at the railhead of the line running eastward across coast to not be he numerous for- mations had been either destroyed The London Admiralty said Royal Navy was the communication of the Fascist Marshal Ro- ck To retreating itself was described as reduced to nibble by the ing of British naval guns and air bombs before it was by the directed by Lieut. Gen. Sir Kenry As the battle of Egypt appeared to be turning into British Wsr Anthony Eden sent a message to the British cuts off Dodecanese I DODECANESE 5ea_ British turn eager guns on Italian positions along coast into Albania Italian path to seize hundreds of Italians Enemies on two are delivering defeat to Italian forces in blitzkreig fashion like that used by the Germans last On the Egyptian the British are attacking and capturing Italian troops in a series of surprise In eager Greek troops are racing out ahead of their supply in an effort to take Tirana by brilliant stroke has de- us ali and fined us with from the fighting front said new batches of Italian ers were being brought in The Fascist invasion into County Looks for Bombs Rain Deficit lOn Birmingham This surrealist looking village of squat buildings and sandy streets Ss what ail the It is Egypt's Sidi recaptured by British desert troops in surprise attack on Italian units based here since last In distance is Mediterranean Adams Mils Youth Gets Record Price for Prize-Winning Steer a 16-month-old. tary club at its meeting Aberdeen-Angus steer owned by Mr. and Mrs. Graham and returned to Act Revision Urged Senate Republican Leaner their home Warren R. Austin said today that the neutrality act be re- Richard a member their son fersca high school's national last stock judging brought The Jefferson livestock judging to permit United States ships 729.13 last night at an auction held team recently won national honors citizens to return to the m connection the the Roval Horse and the extension LI livestock show at it show m Kansas Mo. j cial aid to Great was learned here His statement came soon after The which 935 Lord Principal British Exponent of U.S. War Dies at Age of 58 Death Follows Brief Illness Early Today at His Loss Felt in Great Britain Marquess of 58, British ambassador to the United States who had helped American aid for his died here today after a brief Death came at 2 a. m. and was attributed to a uremic He had been indisposed for almost a was ken seriously ill Sunday News of his illness was although at the time of his scheduled ad- dress before the American Farm Bureau Federation con- vention in he was reported The in which he pre- a British victory over many in 1942. was read by embassy counsellor and ranking He an indefatigable for the British cause and took leading role in British purchases of American planes was purchased by the Great Atlantic Pacific Tea through the Denholm Packing of for a highest price ever received by an Ohio cattle Grand champion of the the steer was bred by Grant of near n known er of Aberdeen-Angus and wss for voung Graham bv his John K. Tunick Butler Admits Brutal Attacks negro sistant Prosecutor Archibald confessed thrice of near Adams when the a comely Greenwich mal was about four matron and later hurling The who is 16 years old into a lonely faced and a junior at thc Dresden high ther questioning today after Lord British who died early had appealed indirectly for increased American particularly as regards The ambassador's appeal wss con- in a speech read for him iin Baltimore last i for this country's vessels to sail the less of British and German H. are not violations of ity and never have he goes the folly of tying hands becomes more We ought to be free to take as the circumstances The death of Lord British sador to the United came as shock today to of- like plaak ped out of said one The ambassador had Hie highest confidence of his colleagues as the very man needed at a critical time to build up often the for ThatS five An entry of declined Lothian medical attention during Muskingum county wind the current vear with an planes rained incendiary and agricultural training at lated of about it plosive bombs and flaming oil high was predicted todav bv Deputy tamers on m the i An entry by Roy has been raising Angus on a rape Tunick said that w hen the all m the Pittsburgh show for 31- An t t that ne ne mi a to gg a individual not as aj we check ail angles of the in- but he did not t. nf champion raised Germany w a m Sergeant Martin suggested changing forbids ditor Paul D. The which of the industrial ar after hour during just three months ago be less HI 1909. a of their an overdraft of and destruction about m unpaid It was the second blitzkrieg raid At the end of 1939. the the great midlands The for general operating was on 19. five days j penses was overdrawn to the after the of Coventry and tent of Fleming i inaugurated the new method was champion of the last vear and brought afte Strubing John 63 to zens to and made In Draft Ca cents a Young He first broached the sub- from the White House steps return to are tha A I Young took place west in the zono in men and equipment Md exhausted is sour tne enemy are issued are aiso heavy Birmingham and for hours isst on a hours of this Hch was used to meet standing Damage was severe m Fleming said the county has nam City ana other places in the j of homes i Graham and his sts of the father rh Ro- System Never Lothian's most important ask in in Austin the recent days was to pave the way tion to attacking her three times States respond to reason American financial in her mansion Tuesday and and act promptly at the right time j several hours later throw ing in the way of ships and j Roosevelt following his Westchester New is now under discussion m a trip to Mrs. Nee re- ington and may be decided a leaves noj lated that threatening Roosevelt's return from immediate family with a first attacked her mja Caribbean cruise next j Lothian first came to rer after she emerged Lothian's speech was read as the successor to Sir Ronald scantily clad from a shower the 22nd- annual convention j Britain's veteran After she was thrown into the of the American Farm Bureau sary and a leader of diplomatic are aiso ours British Indian troops were re- to have a prominent Tole in the daring as well and Gen. Charles De Gaulle's Whether the drive a aimed not bonds in and business buildings were anticipation of the collection of Casualties were most all its delinquent The air and home security J. superintendent of the Nelms mine of the Ohio and said the told HP presented a gloomy the butler stoned her until Turn to Paste Twenty-three decided to float as if I were she later struggled and taken to the hospital fay a coal truck driver and Tunick said the butler's U.S. Won't Try .To Send Food Abroad clety in the Lothian was reputed to be a member of the so-called Cliveden set in Britain believed in big draft it appeared possibly be postponed for a second The originally scheduled be made Dec. 2 for was postponed a by army because of lack of If original plans are to be the army have to notify Governor days in the call is to -ire effective Jan. Gilson D. State Selective Service said he had been informed by officers of the fifth corps area headquarters here that they had been given the figure by the War Department expenditure eral operating gen at Italians on the annual appropria but penetrating into tions resolution depends in large observers In Cairo on the British can gain and control of the air Because ground troops are i the heaviest raid which had endured soon after the board is organized in Officials said they anticipated no new sources of income for the but 01 the basis started ll thc most of rupt their bombs dropped aster being made bv the State De- last Secretary of State Hull of Industrial Relations humea airplane tnp ed that agencies expressed belief that a dis- ion in the 5n ploughed the ventilating allowed the gases to of Germany in the out that a facilities would early days of nave to be made to determine announced that American together cumulate in room 13 until Nazis Claim tn to air a statement John She the that state funds must establish be mace available for poor re- .ai superiority if they hope to i lief next real these Sharp fight London nad an sil night ignited an which started early last evening Nelms SEid that air fans were Sank Four Vessels and ended just before and that he The raid was teen more a-r first since that on Had he he said Snow and Bolder sub- British said they had than and On ihr Albanian war reported atone the Albanian coast from Porto Edda from the re- On opposite of the 100- Itanan TITO Bid I For Grange Meet bid for Ohio at the 1940 j officers were witn jone Waiter F Kirk of was to his fnth two-year term as officer v as assistant Farm are of r. front picked Italian units reported to in an effort to L P. of nut the they were with grange heard from Mountain position of Baker director of the U. S. wre of Agricultural ed on families are producing ont. of tho and ifte farm j mother is the important S tor America's fi w hich w own farms and pass them on to their g I descendants and thus give opportunity to arc the Gets Another Job With Old Army Boss V A T. cot an- other Job with M. a better one than he had 22 years a member of thp machine com- by thc Hr will take of thc Senator's ington A v as reported to reted out a four ir. east portion changing to snow in west slightly coider and north portions in w est portion changing to snow irf east Colder much telling State Mire Inspector John southeast of and Harris the con- a tanker heading for the Thames was reported and more have engineer John Mullen re- bomber aKo iated tbat at least four bv German veils dotted the mine jn a 2KO- area anc he ever with two direct the size of the call Save to oe Purpose of the call is to the 37th National to make Guard now at Camp j up to full bat 55-year-old Henry j Light said he understood that con- marquess of work at the camp was ii 1S39. to Washington dispatches recently have suggested tRat the induction break of the remaining guard units Lord learned about the country would be jat the of Lloyd because of lack of housing ain's World war unrne i Plans called for and right-hand t tions to take place between Jan. to Xen f 3-19 As State Service of- here awaited worn on Ohio wUl a Jan. 2 men were still being Inducted in the first call of 996 i men made a month Ohio was still short can HJO I In Crash a air Santa Ads ord Sports hope of the than half of the farm land America is bv the ir. crs work it. Baker Turn Gayda Still Going Strong Despite Italian Setbacks Four school children died 45 men on the first Other states in the corps automobile it that in the next call other camps if at CamD the rode in was demolished by a T truck on an Another and the father t fascist declared that Britain attempted fc break the with usual and the home front bv and agents or icss n Trc Gajda The did rot the were foreign or insidious the editor the British would hke to ry out today with the aid of foreign radio and agents more or inp breaks again in face of the firmness of said that Britain's of was ov reasons which 1. Because English ed scon news 2. to American in of impose a war of nerves on an editorial in II dirt not sav whether bv the editor meant for- pign or Italian against whom other editorial writers hava 13 c death today in the Lagrange all Robert 12. son of V. 36----Foccv for C4 at S s rr A Ire 25 a John 14. son of Jacob Lignt v seek Lignt was 315 with other State Service directors over ad- ministrative problems which have arisen the draft law went John of daughter of Clarence the governing for men who The accident occurred as have was driving the children the schoot ATHLETIC game His car skidded into the path of a lower lake re- smn An o' high barometer has the re- JaCK 2o. and thc ver of the truck owned by the Midwest Trucking company of to roid started to swing off the Rocky road to avoid the a-d and struck it a Christmas gift to Ohio soldiers 311 at Miss. has from the Rockies Reed was not SALEM O. Richard about 42. was a slate fall at the Palmyra Coal company mine near
