Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - August 22, 1942, Zanesville, Ohio THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL VOL. 8ATTJKDAY AUa BRAZIL AT WAR WITH Nazis Mass For Big Drive On Stalingrad Heavy Rages ON West lank of Don MOSCOW Front reported today I that the Germans have ed an estimated 58 possibly a 60-mile front at the Don river elbow in an attempt to crash through to Under the weight of thU great mass of the dispatches bloodiest fighting of the war on along the west bank of the Don and at points on the eastern shore where Nazi auto- riflemen managed to cross the Two parties of German storm troops which reached the east hank were said to have been The entire territory between the northern and southern arms of the Don elbow was said to be a and it was admitted that pressure slowly was forcing the Russian defenders back at some In the front reports said Nazi reinforcements are ar- to swell the already large German troop The Germans were pressing hard south of reports said despite constant by Soviet In at least one sector the Russians were again forced to Cossack troops were holding firmly at most points against Nazi tank In one sector two German di- visions and 40 tanks attempted to the Soviet defense lines Actual Scenes from Allied Raid on Dieppe on The a week of the ing by Naxi of in Sm may tent laid moke U by MO u. Horse Races and Rodeo Feature ram at County Fair The curtain rings down tonight on Muskingum county's 96th annual fair one of the most successful in recent This is at the fairgrounds and many exhibitors were packing up for the trip back Tiger Count Home to SEATTLE ttw aad tor Mys Botert 0 Japs Invade Solomon 670 Killed and 30 Taken Tax Faces Major Revision war re- venue today appeared headed toward major revision along lines over were off. ight Gas Curb In Middle West WASHINGTON A for the petroleum in- dustry war council said today that oil industry fight to the forestall rationing the midwest and last to of In drowning in gasoline out he industry will do its utmost to keep petroleum supplies moving and avert the need for aliening because of a trans- portation statement came after Oil Coordinator Ickes banned the of automotive line by mil In 20 and southwestern states in order to divert between and tank to fuel oil to the eastern shortage At the same a three-man committee of the nation's top war Price Administrator Leon of War and work on the knotty problem of whether to ration fuel oil along the Atlantic seaboard this recommended by administration economists who believe taxes should absorb most Individual in come not used for Chairman Walter F. D Ga. of the senate com- which begins on a press conference yesterday with the fiat statement that he Is con- heavier taxes on income are necessary we are serious about paying for the war and checking called for a sav Ings to be superimposed on taxes and those contained in house which would dig men deeply into the pockets of dual George's statement was almos a complete reversal of views h expressed only n few days earlier On he said that so fa u corporate and Individual Incom was concerned he believed th house was as steep as it was possible to were the races this afternoon and he final presentation of the Jorder Legion Rodeo which goes n in front of the grandstand at o'clock Fair board officials announced oday that several new features had been added to the night show or the final E. E. treasurer of the said that persons had attended the fair during the first A crowd of was expected today Attendance figures for first four days exceeded by more than 2000 the total tor first four days of the of figures thU with IS Jap oa the came home to krife dmy with the Flying Tver's Bfe the M nwt eoold toad for than a really aMed wHti A a4 bride be left ter their hMt Guerrillas Raid year have exceeded They increase to the that several nearby counties cancelled Torn their expositions Two Man With Maps Held for FBI Federal agents were summoned from Columbus today to question a 34-year-old man who was ar- rested this morning on the sylvania railroad tracks at The man gave his name as Joseph and his home as ty HS J A 1U His suggested program was Kansas Mo. r a modified Plan savinga would not give It that Cpl. John Cotter Dies At Army Hospital Cpl. John W. 22. of East St son of E. V. city editor of the Times Hg waj to have spent died yesterday at Lawson General Newark it hospital at following waj believed that he was Teacher Serious in Ohio Shortage Marshal C. C. of who made the said the man possessed a number of maps and suspicious looking ings of railroads and railroad switching At police station Tibbs was said to have described himself as a Detective Edgar Rider said he wasn't able to find out anything about the It was that the man had no draft registration Jugoslav Draja gin force has attacked and a German troop inflict ing- many In reprisal for Jugoslav at It was Italian planes destroyed the town Kljuc after forces had captured killing 70 Axis soldiers and wounding 100 In the action the guerrillas captured four 300 rifles and it was re- According to private advices the Jugoslav captured the strongly fortified D n 1 m a tlon mountain village of west and now command the PEARL Japanese who landed from speed boats in an can Marines front positions in the was torn o shreds in hand-to-hand combat in the enemy troops were slain and the it dis- closed Admiral Chester W. Nimfa The overwhelming defeat of the Japanese was an- Admiral in 8 Issued his as in-chief of United States fleet after he had ported No. 7" a gro 01 A. W U. marine task force a coal loading Derwacter been at mine Surviving his Shaffer his Mr. and William of 60 South Pembroke South Stanley of Blue and Wayne of and six Mrs. Ira of Norval Mrs. Otis United States ashore under of Evans of U. S. corps eldest sob of second In The regarding the Solomons earlier an- th at the States forces yin the Islands successfully consolidated their road between SinJ and pre- venting the Italians from leaving In the Livno It was re- a German troop ment fortified Itself in a shell factory and fought fiercely until the building was In Bosnia it was reported that guerrillas have derailed 13 military trains in the past six sitions were holding against all them COLUMBUS Stale Kenneth C. Ray said dny that some Ohio schools may have to close departments this fall of a shortage of 800 The northeastern section of the suit is most In need of Ray adding that the greatest shortage Is In In- physical business matics nnd vocational Due to the fact that many schools nre without services of conches nnd without ample trans- portation facilities for athletic sports programs be T a long illness of and reared at 111., Cotter was en with a blood disease which later resulted in a heart ailment and frequently visited his ther In this He in the East St. Louis Guard unit in 1940, and In 1941. was assigned to Camp when the guard unit was mustered into the 124th Held He was promoted to the rank of corporal in 941 Young Cotter was stricken 111 while on maneuvers in Louisiana a an itinerant year ago the educator While boards of education are employing married women more could be employed hut they ore reluctant to a position because of fear of the effect upon tho husband's draft Ray Police Branded Obscene He was treated at a A t- f Camp Forrest hospital from Nov 17 1940 until March when was to Lawson General in His father was at his when he The body was removed Burke funeral home at St. where funeral services will be held Tuesday to the lomber Fight Leads To Sea tattle LISBON Reports of a big battle between German planes and British naval units off were traced today to a fight between a British bomber and a German Naval officers said the British bomber shot down the German bomber over the but its en- gines were seeing it could not reach the crew broadcast an The Portuguese navy ordered boats to rescue the but a corvette picked them up from the SCH and took them to Gibraltar be- fore the Portuguese arrived Probe Collision Of Army BATON LA. An army investigation was begun today in the midair collision of two bombers and the resultant deaths of at least seven fliers Four officers and three enlisted men were known to be dead as a result of the crash near Zion seven miles north of Baton The bombers collided over a thickly wooded one ship plunging to earth and becoming deeply buried and the other ing Into flames as It plummeted into the Officials at Harding near Baton said the two planes were part of a formation which was participating in an op Names of the victims were not Immediately re- The assault on it was ex- had as its purpose the destruction of a Japanese seaplane base and the task was Both communiques told of rific Including hand skirmishes on open beaches and the stalking of the enemy in jungle Confusion of the Japanese during the surprise Tuna to Draft Will Take Married Men Soon Gen. Lewis B. national selective ce offers this succinct ad- ice to physically fit married men with no other than making arrangements now to enter the In a speech a press con- ference here yesterday Gen. shey said of all married men would begin bly In October and certainly by the supply of single men Is the next few we must dip into the group of men with wives and secondary 1eld for Fraud who made by Including a few t cards from the of aced a federal Indictment today charging him and with mail Bench issued here dis- that a 24-count Indictment wat returned Thursday In Cedar alleging the 12 300 mostly of. 000 since receipt j now formal at It war had world took world The action taken Brazilian 41 instructed of WM It followed ltd by Ot- of South Mrs. Russell of the Adamsville Mrs. Arthur of the West Mrs Fred of and Miss Opal of the Funeral services will be held at o'clock Monday afternoon at the Duncan Falls Baptist Burial will be in the Duncan Falls The body will be removed to the home of his parents this from the William son funeral home at White Buck's body was taken to a funeral home at O. The bodies of both Derwacter and Buck were taken to the Keck home following the acci The Jones mines are engaged In furnishing coal to the Ohio Power i B 1536 settled civil claims in the On of for 12 Court records he paid members of Touhy fang prison tar Tor he Factor once told reporters he the Duke of then of for at mln De Fer and said he didn't think the prince had much card he Warmer OHIO Somewhat higher tern showers with widely and moderate scattered to fresh bt By Heavy Rains WAR BULLETINS NEW W. hi ohM ABM f ATOM km ttet L. of More than half fell last night but to county showers were and of benefit to ported that measured oT downpours accompanied by Cashes M cause of lack of crops and hard Persons were KAF the night and the under The forecast to tered showers and tures five-day strike of 120 band room employes at the General Tire and Rubber Co. ed last night as the strikers voted to return to work with a request that negotiations open ly on the piece work raU Issue which caused the BALLET DANOCK NEW YORK Michel noted who staged numerous outstanding ballets both here and late last night at the West End a victim of He was M years Candidate to Recount W. VA. who has diminishing lead in I Police for more than half R century a was cited by the post office department day for publishing alleged ob- Postmaster General Walker di- the to show muse at a hearing Sept. 1 why mailing privileges of the publication should not He revealed that October Issues of Gazette had been cl Raymond J. 47.583, and Funkhouser s at 4 county In Wounded Writer Tells More Details Of Ranger Attack on French Coast from Wednesday Ur 119 voles and Funkhouser back on the Job In the lowing He on the French By LARRY The epic raid on Dieppe was a fairly large-scale operation If you lav It out on a but for the American Rangers who helped silence the battery of six-Inch guns guarding Dieppe on the west It was an fight up steep orchards and past The goal was the concrete of of the big Corp. Franklin M. Koons of the path was under constant fire Swea me had tne Job for many weeks in training and we knew exactly what to do when we scrambled through the barbed wire barriers on the beach snd threw up the scaling said Corp. cliffs there were from 15 to 30 feet We got over the top without too much The Job of the Commando outfit I was assigned to was to knock out two pillboxes which could knocked hill out of our landing The men were calm and to according to leaders at the raiding pillboxes and the fully concealed The Rangers and their fellow Commandos reached tive and carried through every assignment after battling their way across the up the cliffs through They blasted mortars and finally smashed the deadly The story of the operations on this wing of the cyclonic which was led by Lord Lovat of the British was told by four American Kenneth of Corp. William R. Grady of Grand N. LIA ABM hen At A three to R. 1 IK a In hen killed was Rushed to Rhode were Mrs. who me. and ot looked like suicide but the Job turned out all Brady Under the magnificent cover RAF and American fighter planes their ers and other supporting dived over the first pillbox and ran down the adjoining and cut electric wires leading to the carrying through this Job German snipers In a nearby farm house suddenly opened fire on some scouts who had been over the ground previously had Crisis at A limited program may be ordered for Ohio's capital a solution U found to the predicted Morgan L. of A Ohio Electric toM the city's war time transportation committee tha such action may be thought office defense transportation officials in Is a within two miles of ok needs no Evans sakl operates public facilities had been ordered by ODT to reduce number of buses and street cars traveling hill route of any one to inate routes and to to war wort who the car parked in fired fire a weapon ork Mrs. had mMm city the was bito UH COLUMBUS the
