Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - April 27, 1942, Zanesville, Ohio Always First Times Always Vol No 100 ZANESVILLE OHIO MONDAY SO TODAY AP Writer After Rescue From Bombed Ship azi in the bridge of a destroyer them from a set by Nazi bombs Associated Press war correspondent chatted with Maurice H Jones of the bombed was last to leave the ship ton Grover captain Ship Oft Fire Plain Target For Shells Torpedo from Nazi Submarine Me April shells and a single cdo fired by a German submarine lasted to bottom of the orth Atlantic the night of April the navy disclosed ie vessel's entire 35 ar- ved -All but 4 Crew members revealed a re smokestack minutes before the attack made the ship an easy target for the submarine which spread to tarpaulins five I messages and got an TIP thp shin Street Able Seaman William K Df Greetings WASHINGTON April n exchange of greetings across e world between the besieged of Malta as made public today by the ar department General Sir William George Dobbie British governor island of alta said in to hant Corregidor's commander at by the continued Island fortress e giving the lied cause on reap of In reply id Corregidor's garrison was in- and ric stand the gallant Malta General e devout and colorful of army this People of Malta their irm the gallant de- of have itched with profound admiration e magnificent fight you have which has been are giving un- ld assistance to xl grant you may soon reap uits of General reply was dressed to the people of Malta well as the governor He The officers and enlisted men Corregidor deeply appreciate e sentiments expressed In your assage In efforts to con- to the common cause for which the Philippine id troops are now we are Inspired and en by the historic stand has been made by the gal nt defenders of Malta With both our soor in hands across the the return of freedom to e Democratic nations of the York said the blaze illuminated the ship like 42nd street i The fire ignited tarpaulins over the hatches and the stern looked sheet Gibbons said I was afraid the was going to be torpedoed then During the fire believed caused by Seaman Frank Black 25 of Tiger Ariz said to Gibbons if we don't get it now we never the sailors related Captain Antone Anderson 61 of Baltimore Md said all hands went calmly to after the torpedo struck on starboard side and were in ment before leaving the ship ac cording to Chief Officer Frank M of It was Kilgore's second torpedoing in as many successive Captain Anderson said he did not see the submarine before the at- tack the wake of the torpedo which lost him Turn Page Please White House Conference the two 17 minutes Radioman Frank of San Francisco flashed two distress Ration After Toni will and Wednesday ble to obtain Killed In lone Crash April midnight he nation will feel the f the sugar rationing program From time Begins on retail sugar sales ill be prohibited Industrial and institutional sugar register Tuesday and thus their allotments the consumers o not register week Cautioning that vaa after he period a from Tuesday the of rice administration has urged ealers up to the limit of heir May quota In northeastern tales where a scarcity has been evident nothing but sugar will be retailed at the outset of he rationing program Beet sugar has been moved into the area by the corporation and sale of cane sugar vill not be permitted until beet supplies -are exhausted and other food vices will be allotted 50 per cent of the amount of sugar they used during May confectioners ice cream ers dairy products companies and other specially industries will be given TO per cent of their May 1941 supplies All Industrial consumers at the present time are receiving mately 80 per cent of last year's April President has called his congressional leaders to the White House for a conference tomorrow before he sends to the capitol his omnibus program for sing costs of living Although Mr follows a practice of talks with legislative leaders the Ing took on special significance be- cause of belief that deal the question of what new be needed to effect anticipated that the could be carried under existing Senator Majority Leader Barkley of Kentucky reporters the House been said not He had he added a rough draft of the president's On the basis of reports In con- gressional circles the broad out- lines of program shape First of general freezing of prices and perhaps it about the This would be accomplished under the existing price control act with Price Administrator Leon son issuing the necessary orders later this week A check against higher wages by a directive from the president to the War Labor Board not to U S Policy As Unchanged WASHINGTON April The expressed of the United States Is expected by observers to be the reply to the protest of Vichy against the ing American troops on the Pacific island of New Caledonia Sumner Welles acting as tary of state on April 14 told the Vichy government that until the United Nations won the war the United States would continue with regard to French territories in the Pacific areas to maintain or to enter Into relations with those French citizens who are in actual control of such territories Free French In Control The Free French are in control of New Caledonia and the for the actual entrance of American troops to help defend that island off the coast of tralli were conducted through diplomatic between the governor of Island and the United Welles enunciation of policy was occasioned directly bya test from Vichy when the United States assigned a to Brazzaville in Africa At embassy It was said the text of the instructions from Vichy to Ambassador Gaston had not been delivered and therefore no arrangements had been made for the ambassador to visit the state department to lodge the new protest has visited the state department several times In recent weeks usually to bring or receive some new evidence that the tions of the United States and the government in Vichy were The rise to power of exponent of complete collaboration with Germany ped some more of the few inr Child Escapes from Germans The Great fleets of the third successive night while others Pilsen inflicting fires were quenched yesterday Sunday ed the life and death over every grimly winter on the Russian front The whole speech anxiety the which has a of nine long years that Hitler has been in hind the Kaiser's army far in World war when they were better fed and treated The fact that Hitler felt impelled to Guest years old as prisoner of war known to have escaped from the pr clutches toys that he brought with him from France after his -in His told interviewers how they aged the French border to safety that she had to drug the child In order keep him from talking betraying the that they were English This picture cabled from London to the United States menu William D Leahy the United States ambassador Vichy has been to return to procedure by an- other an of a formal In relations Neither nor his have indicate that he would be called home prove or recommend wage in- creases except to meet higher ing for other reasons Possibly some steps to control salary increases may be proposed ler and his gang including Gestapo head civilian disturbances and are taking measures to Y The power granted rubber-stamp fore which Hitler spoke might well be the prelude blood purge v of Lif Death Day of i The tone of the massive of greatest ings for the sive offensive ot tne KAr yv blighted a day of almost unparalleled the beaten The Individual rationing KANSAS CITY April bomber e men crashed and burned toda few after it had take f from the Fairfax airport I All aboard we're The plane took off flew over the river and when about n ile north of the municipal airport against a railroad North American Aviation Inc of the plane listed icso men as Raymond B ulck Oran B Sims co-pilot id Charles F Frederick Edward and Joseph R engineers Quick a lest pilot was a World sr flier and in Jo the Philippines to chart of stamps will work this first stamp will authorize its ers one pound of sugar in the period May second will be valid for the May the third for May 13 and the fourth June The amount allowed for each stamp after June 27 be announced later ie route for the Pacific clipper ancs He formerly an In or and Pioneer Woman Dead At 105 CHICAGO April 26 Mrs Jane McLausnlin crossed the plains In a covered wagon for California gold saw her band march away with the Union army in the Civil war had her first permanent wave when 91 years old and outlived 10 of her 11 children died yesterday 105 of With her husband late cob and two Bureau of Air of CAA for Commerce dren sh out in from their for the fornia rold Indians back their covered waRon in Millions On Martial Roll WASHINGTON April The names of almost men Including that of Franklin Roosevelt will be registered on the nation's selective service list by tomorrow night when the last of an estimated In the non- combatant 45 to 65 have signed up These comparative many registered for the other war more than decades ed enrolling over the week-end with the deadline set for 9 p m ocal time In each community President register tomorrow along with the rest He reporters weeks BRO hat he would enroll even though as of the ed forces he might be exempt from registration Bat since then tho While House announced that t discovered provisions of the selective service law required his A draft board will House The week-end ready had brought somt fi cures draft places Wendell lican presidential candidate signed up Saturday at New York where Twelve Sunk Associated Press Twelve united nation ships were officially reported sunk in the At- week but three ships which in previous weeks had been announced as sunk were fully salvaged and reached port This brought total announced ses in the Atlantic since Pearl Harbor to 130 ships Wnk Six LONDON April ing anxiety over the his home front Adolf Hitler today pointed to Russia as the decisive battlefield of the war and from a quiescent Reichstag received con- of his of life and death over every which informed London sources said means that not or army officers stand German ple and the Gestapo In a speech of one hour one threats some hint peace offensive sions of a barely escaped trophe in the frozen drifts of sia and plans for the coming ler master plan to stun the world Victory But he Germany won a defensive winter war and promised these leary Bail of Men April Harry ball of each for ro men In court m soldier and a sailor Addressing the the men sk Ihclr for you If there ever Urne ought So en like you the war the family until death In 91 shouldn't to look old so hcr bed end Rot A Mrs Robert bol of home Mrs lcd be held Tuesday a ossus beaten by us so long it has been British offensive he promised re- of mass air raiding of blow by blow uch as happened in 1940 3 Increased use growing in rigid sequence Turn New Zealand 1 Fighting in be continued The the East will Bolshevist Col- Off the U 79 Off 24 In the Caribbean 3 37 Off South America 2 10 150 Seven of the vessels announced this week were United States ships two two Panamanian and one Canadian Hint of Trouble In Speech LONDON Monday April Dally Herald said today Hitler's speech and his seizure of In Germany means that he is ning purge or some move so desperate that its accomplishment will necessitate a purge Such a move would not be prising it add because There has been evidence for local boards also the required data from such Mavor F H orrm-r Postmaster General James Farley ard LL CoL Ri World war acr some time that Hitler Is worried and annoyed by the failure of the German national effort to achieve all the results he demanded Li a heartening spectacle the Daily Herald concluded The headed JtJ editorial at Bay and declared the grand strategy of the war wax becoming apparent that the Japanese menace is a to United Nations effort but that it Is Inevitable the war can be decided only In Eu- The nv O train sii Edward nuit 5 rain west portico Monday morning not so Monday Soy Six Belgians Executed by Nazis PARIS Occupied France dispatches ed today by man of six Belgians In the -'northern zone of occupation there was no word on the fate o more than 100 Frenchmen facing death before Nazi rifles The six Belgians died April 1 the German command at Brussels announced for sabotage possession of arms and man activity The deadline for the 100 French men under the power of the Gcr man In Paris passed Saturday midnight when persons guilty of a of at tacks were supposed to be over or additional executions or dered Those threatened included 80 hostages held in con with the bombing of German troop train near Rouen o April 16 and 15 persons In to five who have already died fo attacks on German soldiers i Paris on April 2 including the kll This newspaper agreed that the fuehrer's showed In and noted that it was be- he have a statement was inR In what he said Most of It In the staff that the hideous made of fantastic perversions of ory In print the ravines of a lunatic the said of one soldier wounding of an other in a subway station and th bombing of a German police PCS German attacks on the central front Nazis on the Kalinin front alone The tone Beside Rostock and Pilsen the RAF's second front fensive continued day and night against the southern Germany and other parts of WASHINGTON April Nash New Zealand's ster to his rymen tonight that assistance was n the way from the United States Describing his nation as the last In the supply route from America to Nash said elaboration in an address for Mutual and broadcast that additional rosaces the total to more than would be executed for road neir Calais Trampled by Run Over By Auto Dies O April John Matz of near Tltn r m the madman who controls tt a more ajo died In a hospital lart after trampled by a horse imd run over by an auto- mobile Jrt her farm home Hospital attendants said a horse to a burning automobile to pull it away from the bam knocked her and hauled the car over her car cauchl fire who are listening In Zealand can take heart from my assurance that there are now American airplanes American American ments going to do their Speaking for the United Nations at the invitation of Nash said was Correct that are more single-minded to win thU war than are the people T feel that really means un- a and difficult though American and not let up until It has Been completed Nash said that New fetlt the most expert military opinion our grave danger but added he could not imagine the people from down un- der giving way to anyone American Woman In April Thc state received word today that Mrs Lea tr American reporter and wife of Winston of the Columbia shot and killed by highwaymen April in Kurdistan A of five attacked the automobile in which Mrs near Ihc said that a and two Kurds Mrs tc escaped unharmed Mrs Burdette was a of the Kew York newspaper easy domain The Germans back at both and other English heavy damage and Score In Burma the Chinese veterans under Gen they call the American W ed another triumph by recapturing 100 miles from lay but in the center they dropped back to straighten the front facing the Japanese who are ten times and ter equipped The Chinese were declared to be threatening Japanese tions Military experts said if Gen men could drive on west of the whole nese position In central Burma might be untenable the supply 11 Please WAR SUMMARY while hrr son it Bernard was P.M DENTIST CLEVELAND O- April Mrx Florence A Price who her husband Dr A Price in dental research work primitive tribes throughout the world died last night at the age of TO Adolf Hitler seizes power of life and death over every German citizen to control situation on home front Says Russia will be the decisive battlefield of the war and hints at an other winter campaign Chinese troops un der American General seph W Stilwell score an other triumph by ing Advances o Chinese may make Jap anese position in Central Burma untenable Great fleets British bombers devastat Nazi port of Rostock fo third successive night are blast Skoda munitions work in Pilsen inflicting tremend damage American am Aussie fliers down 11 Jap anese planes making an a tack on Darwin Hinted lies will soon take offensive Another great con- voy carrying supplies from United States to Russia reaches Murmansk with the loss of only one ship bombers of Oklahoma accounted for my said today the aerial We to intercept alders ind did intercept forehead said thcr Just Jumped Into The with 24 planes iree I fot the f the echelon of nine f the right echelon of lanei ot two apiece and of rom my by Zeros Japanese fighter pU The Zeros didn't do so weV our boys of ump but I did not see if they parachutes Japanese pilot crashed plane The air battle took the tea and lasted minutes with the only slight damage losses In addition to the eight downed one more bly was destroyed Canada Votes On Overseas Draft British sink four heavily laden ply ships carrying muni OTTAWA April 26 W than Canad lans ex- to Minister W to to be from to draft Canadian overseas Nearly already In the armed forces plebiscite officials They counted tooN other Canadians cwt at out the are eligible to vote officials may draw Uvc 3 At lira lions of Axis forces in election In aad morrow's ooo 2940 roost l
