Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - May 7, 1942, Zanesville, Ohio Exemption THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL MAT 7. Naval Base Average Married Man Must Enter War Industry or Army the called B Treasury New Tax Man To Congress WASHINGTON Secretary or Treasury Henry today to the house ways and means committee that all in- dividual income personal ex- be He proposed reducing them from to for single from 51500 to for ried nnd from to for each Tins represents a substantial In the treasury's original JT program for new married man of relatively now in a i because of lency of his will within the next ew to either work in a war industry or a State service officials today that the gradually moving toward a or attitude in its ion of probably will many married men among he draftees reporting for ion within the next five ft man army selective service will to go pretty far Into the de- erred particularly Into the CoL C. W. tate draft man n wrote Chairman Robert L D N. that the reductions in income tax ex- would produce 000 in new of which 000000 would come from This Morgenthau v ould raise treasury's dations for war revenue in 1942 to SS Instead of the took the occasion Jus loiter again to urge expansion of security taxes by 000 0000. This would make a total program of Hi asked the committee to eel ns soon as with the security Allied Bombers Blast Jap Ships GEN. MacARTHUR'S airmen have opened attack on a powerful Japan fleet massing in the northeast rn zone apparently for an 1m mment major Gen MacArthur revealed States to Include flying fortresses and struck at the forces m the Bougainville m PR of the Solomons 1 what MacArthur called a success ful His communique disclosed tha the in a move toward big scale uere massing warship and transports in the general are of in New Britain u hence a fleet could essay a on Port the val Allied advance base In New the American forces 1 New or even on Itself the Japanese i suddenly diminished the in- of their costly aerial attacks on Port MacArthur Diminishing Japanese aerial over Port Moresby had been ikon at first to mean that the had to take a rest a high percentage of planes to Allied Now it appeared that the probably were concentrating d conserving their power it known that they had airplane with a wife M his only ent will be number on our btt who we calling men now deferred of depend with degree of sock those with and will be ent the last group sought for military said that to meet man power becoming every in both industry and the armed local boards reconsidering cases of registrants with dependency defer ments for two major first is to eliminate from Clan 3-A all men who can not prove their dependents need Tura Pace Twelve Motorists May Lose Extra Tires WASHINGTON Under- secretary of War Robert P. son said today that the ment plans to purchase extra tires rom private car Extra was defined as more than five to a The plans for these purchases are now being worked he He did not know when they would The purchases now he will be on a voluntary Patterson and other high officials have endorsed atlon for requisitioning of tires and cars if that Patterson said the prospects are there will be sufficient for the war ers and essential civilian 3e that use ol automobiles for and other similar unessential things that do not contribute to the war effort must be The time may come when It will be necessary to let war the benefit of rubber now on the he The situation will become cal only If driving habits Hitler Demands Giraud's Return By United Adolf Hitler 15 Insisting on return of 63-year-old Gen. Henr an al o GIraud to Germany has threatened to suspend negotiations for the release French war prisoners unless authorities accede to his European advices to the Press said These advices said that GIraud was entirely a free mar at the affair still was far from He escaped from returned t France through Switzerland an is staying at his near who commanded French army of the north the 1940 reportedly has refused German demands to re turn to voluntarily o to sign an agreement not to tak up arms against the It was said Admiral Jean Francois Dar commander of French arm and naval had assured Ger man authorities that Giraud be given no active command ant placed him on the reserve The United Press advices Germany already has halted nego lints Britain Will ake Offensive Soon Oral Britain expects to take offensive soon were given by Prime Minister Hush president of the of Speaking in the of com- Britain is the of a great new was starting debate on fuel Churchill earlier had time approaches when our Accumulated strength will be our enemies In theater of the Churchill his statement in Endorsing Lieut. Comdr. L. W. Conservative for the house of commons lor thf district in a such visits to Uncle Patterson He also In reply to a that he believed that football county fairs and other unessential public gatherings will have to be curtailed In the interest of rubber While this country has a sub- stantial Patterson ex- the requirements of the army navy have gone The synthetic program is well under he but no one could predict when there will be a substantial supply The congressional proposal to permit the government to sition private automobiles was ad- prior to Patterson's ment on A stormy tive battle was forecast on this issue despite defense officials sertions that the effort might require taking over of numbers of private Robert R. N. of the senate military fairs said the officials testified that the rubber shortage is from a military and that the requisitioning would provide a great measure of The was Introduced by Sen. Sheridan and Reynolds predicted that his com- report It But three other senators ed Sen. Edwin C. said American people are anxious to make any sacrifice to the war effort but they are getting tired of being pushed around to satisfy the egotism of some He contended that there Is ready sufficient authority for the for the liberation of 000 French war with These were said t Fall 1 1 574 Taken As Thundered Final Defiance have been virtually completed be- fore Giraud's Cruiser Sunk LONDON ty said today that the cruiser Edinburgh and two merchant ships had been sunk over a period of eral days by German aid and sub- marines attacking Allied convoys by Jape war department ed today that marines and civilians were on Corregidor and the other Manila Bay island forts when they were captured by the They are pre- to be prisoners of A communique that the estimate was based on received up to April 15, and did not take into casualties which may have been suffered since that A breakdown of personnel American Philippine Philippine commonwealth army Including and other unclassified The issued at Un- of War Robert P. Paterson's prew said that no communication had received from the Philippines by the war department since the early morning of Patterson fire from guns forced the surrender of the Manila bay de- was incessant and and knocked out their he artillery fire had more effect the Ing from the The defense of was a gallant exploit in American He said that Lieut. Gen. than M. the ican could be pre- to be a prisoner of war because he stayed on Corregidor to the very The communique also revealed that the Japanese government has announced its Intention ot jig the previsions of the Geneva convention In treating the taken 6n and the other i Smashed by By Great Britain's forces French resistance and be big naval of on northern en route destroyer to was sunk A and German another The German destroyer was severe ly the communique The communique followed a German high command report last week that a series of running battles had been fought In attacks by German surface rines and airplanes on a strong convoy In the stormy Artie convoy presumably was American and British plies to the Russian front of The Germans at that time ed that a British cruiser and Six merchant ships were sunk and that several British destroyers and supply ships were The Edinburgh is of built in 1938 She had a ment of probably 700 I Hary state sugar rationing today that in government to seize hut added that it seemingly the desire to go far beyond such an ob- Sen. Claude D said the government should not resort to requisitioning until all other have been State Evacuation Committee Named Gov. John W. for the when Ohio may be the target for air raids or today pointed a state defense evacuation committee and state and municipal de- fense authorities to meet week and plans for rapit removal of civilians from attack uar has a today amid by Paris mm that French fleet Prime Minister On 11. who again hinted that a offensive operations were i disclosed that about cei were suffered by the Br land and sea hi 1 day onslaught that occupied the town of and the tip ef the Roaring back the answer of outnumbered of Corregidor to 1 big guns played a major role to the gallant stand made by U. S. forces on the Island As at Bataan and surrender only after heroes had written a In approved by Some of cleaned up reportedly back to south to defend the gateway to rest of the Wand by but the ordered Diego Snares it was believed likely that strategic points on would be occupied The which Allies control of a vital on the Indian ocean r before Japan could move protested by pn preas In 1 to put the war on the ft the Tbe called T by the air bwt it appeared that the Laval take any at BULLETINS The a attempt the Kaphe of Crete had by the There ef the re- frem TOKYO broadcast recorded by UP at San Imperial headquarters com- issued tonight announced occupation of Corregidor and the other fortified at mouth of Manila tion of the operations came at 8 a. m. it Japanese army and navy units earned out a successful landing on Corregidor at p. m. Turn Thirteen Nazis Poised For Offensive LONDON The Daily quoting informed sources Just arrived in Stockholm from said today that Adolf ler's plans for an offensive against Russia were and he was waiting only for the ground to harden before trying to execute It was that un- easiness was growing among man who did not savor the prospect of throwing thing against Russia and leaving Germany's western defenses to largely untrustworthy These the Dally Mail thought the main German thrust would be toward which Hitler still regards as the main objective of the and the capture of which he be- would ensure the collapse of the Soviet Fleets of Junkers 52 transports have been transporting fresh men and supplies to the German and It as man main thrust in the south was expected to begin from Nazis Execute 10 More Frenchmen By United Ten more French terrorists were to be executed today at in occupied in re- prisal for an attack on a stogie German Forty Frenchmen were shet In reprisal executions in occupied more ul Mfey in dhv frem the where the Gonna tarter ef Hitter's troops beat e. France yesterday Thirty ex- at Caen and tha others at Sabotage of a German munitions train at south of disclosed that French civilians were being forced to ride on such trains as Twenty-one men were killed when the train being derailed Indications how There was no maji U the North America In the Caribbean It ships where major Industrials must include complete evacuation plans In their protection from inai the of of price said Is entirely ble that Ohio also mav be are re- violations of sugar rules throughout the said he asked the re- bial OPA office In Cleveland to pke the Invocations when local boards reported violations by wholesalers and by Individual PACT A trade between Peru 1 United was at to care for from the sea board states should air raids force evacuation of those of cities pointed to the evacuation tee and invited to the conference include Frank J J. nati Floyd Fred C. John Q. George William B. the fern teefey that had the ef M ferce armies reported new gains in the Leningrad and Kalinin areas today while belief gained ground observers that violent proaching the scale of last mer's soon will be raging In several sectors of Europe's ern An Indication that the Soviet forces are planning a spring of of their In line with the recent order issued by Premier was given by the newspaper which said the Red army had abandoned A the Too Him to to the SAN st salt Otto she to by sMt with fear kvt by Chiang On Burma Front NEW Chiang ar- rived on the Burma fighting front to Join American Lieut. Gen. seph W. Stllwell in planning a against reports reaching New Delhi said Chinese reinforcements edly accompanied Chiang in his many Germans Three parachutists who landed at shortly before the train was wrecked escaped the Germans who conducted a It was possible that they might have dropped from British planes which have been ranging over occupied In western tion authorities ordered a general 7 p. m. curfew to check terrorism by keeping the French Radio Berlin announced that deputy chief of the who had been pointed of Bohemia and to check terrorism In CHUNGKING repeated by Burma have heavy that are a dramatic trip over the Burma bor der other reserves were be- to have been rushed into Yunnan province to battle nese units pushing northeastward from It was by military ob- servers In New Delhi that any Chinese aimed at salvaging something from the disastrous Burma campaign probably would be launched from edly In Paris arrived He 1s known as brutally ping at active for of- rATAL O. Myron Morris 38 E. 15th a Pennsylvania railroad died today In a Newark hospital of Injuries ed when a oil cup was hurled from Its on a him on the Americans Bomb Airport in Holland LONDON An American crew In a haroc er participated attack on a aerial squadron over an airport in Holland last it announced It the first time an American crew had been in action in the Royal Air Force's air of- fensive against The were believed attached to the R. A an United air force te not vet in action over Europe although all plans have been made establish The were Sergeant Randolph and Sergeant Their hume towns The main body of the Chinese fifth and sixth In Burma are known to be intact despite their heavy burden of the last few although two di visions suffered considerable losses Toungoo and Salween These two combined witl other still In good fighting on the condition and fresh reinforcement from other parts of muster substantial striking powe If the is observers reported dash tat Burma came In wake of re ports that up strong Inciting mechanized apper in an effort to liquidate th Burma campaign as speedily as capturing naval I Stuttgart Raided For Third Time bers of the Royal Air heaviest bombers rained tion early today on Im- portant center of Nazi war ry in southern for the third straight A strong force of RAF continuing the around the clock that has been in with minor since April 11, passed high over he channel toward occupied before Loud ex- dosions from the direction of were The RAF was obviously giving Stuttgart Rostock n consecutive nights of at- the great British bombers had leveled that important man Baltic port and airplane with 800 tons of Last night's attack on gart was the heaviest of the although observers doubted that any of the three had been as leavy as those on or on another Baltic be- cause of weather The air ministry announced besides attacking Stuttgart the RAF bombed the at while fighters and bombers attacked enemy airfields in Seven were The principal Stuttgart objec lives Were the Bosch Electrical the Daimler Benz factories which make trucks and the HIrth which produce precision equipment for the German an- For the second straight there was no night raid on Brit- But the in made a hit-and-run attack or a southeast coast town early day but with only four RAF planes made four sweeps yesterday over northern France toward entry The end la night attack by British and on while Royal est to the urinating Indian 1rp.ft thus fell after a tt hew The French commanders surrendered terms of capitulation Resistance by small pockets of Vichy backs to the near was expected to end at any In the tons attacked a power station at In the second Hurricane bombers assailed targets at A Berlin radio from Vichy said that French withdrawn of Diego and taken up new the main area of British occupation been only at most tip of the lone j A Joint of and war and statements by British announced victory while Minister Winston antly told a cheering of commons that BrOah i would enter Diego bay harbor et about sun. a.m. Churchill said the which had taken 48 boors M had taken Plans were drawn up m moat minute he and am overwhelming force of of all was thrown the Vichy garrison m order minimize first assault on position was repulsed with which exceeded be re- But the British under MaJ. Gen. R. G. Royal for their attack and captured X the French naval and military commanders have surrendered and the town of Diego he trust that the tkm will In time to regard this episode as a recognizable step In the liberation of their including and from the German he Diego the fell and Violent fighting was reported in the hills and Jap bombed bases at and twice m the last 24 Somewhat wind and rain storm caused estimated age to the of New burg during the every house and building was ed but no casualties were ed. school houee chimney fell top of the school garage and aged a Three were a metal garage ed its tree and linea blown and S. The state paying to Dutch people of the today between OK two receive Dr. Alexander til now of the 4 lands to the United presentation of hta ot e. ence first af I winds diminishing la
