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Nazis Driven Beyond Taganrog
Hitlerites
Retreating
To Mariupol
Virtually Four Axis
Ù i ν i s ι a η s Knocked
Gut in Southern Front
Counter Offensive;
Fresh Gains Claimed
at Moscow.
I οιηΙοί. I»:c. I.— (AIM—Keel
arm.ι troops win· declared today
to have dri\cn tin· (irrmans be
! attain ·>-. m a ι 'altered
and disorganized rout and
ki i.eked ont virtually lotir axis
divisions in the southern front
counter offensive.
dι . < beyond Taganrog, -III
miles west el Rostov, was announc
ed :n a K;i;by.-hev ri -patch which
that the German were in lull
• ;rcut Inward Ma! .up>>l. 60 miles
ί r' ι il. !' , I' ''!L; t ! -· ■ i'i m t 111 the S .·:ι
ι .Azov.
Russians fishting Hmmtrh
fierce u inds. hitter cold and
>ium\ so deep a.s te» stall their own
motor units also claimed fresh
stains in tin two-months old bat
tle of Moscow .
I he Gentian offensive on the
Moscow front is slackening;, a
correspondent for the Moscow
paper. I'ravtla. reported.
lit· wiid the Gorman.- aci t.v'.y I· .;i
ia- rti In tin· del· n.-e in the Klin area
north of Moscow and that a .· e
imttle ν ..· in pri ut>>·.- in Yol
i i; < 11 ; ι ; 11 s κ iiica :ι-ι ι we -1 t >f the cap. -
tal.
'Γ1 e ΠΐΝ-fi m·· were said to have
occupied several villages around Vol
«.. i;.msk while being tore d to yield
■ ithers.
I 111* Il lia II un M α- >αιιι *ι» in
"most serious" in the Mozhaisk
sector ">7 miles west of Moscow,
with the Germans trying to move
eastward between YoIokolam.sk
Mozhaisk highways.
Git an plan- to i t off I.·. : intra.1
foni the east \v< re declared to have
κι·:; : : 11 > t rated 'y Ru.--ian soldiers
iio I· · re than 5.nno invaders
ii îr yed 32 t: nk- and re-captured
• ι ■■■ ι· villages in the vicinity
I Tiklivin.
ΛΤ η ·'- ,ιΐι 2<"> · '■>■ n< : th of tile
·■ \·-ΛΙ : :ighting. ttii' Rus
"· .-ti!i claimed the initiative :n
(Contin a-d on Pane Four)
ITALIANS ANNOUNCE
SUCCESSES IN AFRICA
Rome. Dee. 4.—(AP)—Troops of
I·. ;-i n- c..pti;red si·ν ral
·"· · <1 l■■ 'int.- I'r.ini the British on
!' k Iront, the high com
i : · : 1 ed 1 ,iay. λΊι le (lernrn
id Γ·: : - · . i·; ati./.ed ! ccc·· f.'light
•t of Bardia.
The Italian Savona division on
e Saltini front captured British
isoners between it.- outposts, the
niqui .1
1: ' : ■■· nt ■ : ι ! -irlur between the
ilum and Tobnik fronts, ihe Ttal
IV- claimed they neat back a Rrit
o Mir ι 1 Gobi. 10 mile.;
Axis Fights
Serb Revolt
Three Axis Divisions
Reported Locked in
Battle With Guerilla
Τ roops.
IVr 1 -(ΛΡ)—Three an
ι. , -ι·- t l.i.niMi men) and the un
i··>η·ι ι i ll ;; ii ! lorcus of Gen
, I':.,:, r..;r..i.Uivie were reported
. ν ' ι S< I'.- η η to be locked in
" ι :i < \ ii^dsluv valley ol the
w . -ii m M rax ,i.
s ·>(. . ;■ >ι i.j tanks and aircraft,
. .anq ie >;i!ci, the axi.<
d.\ : nclu it T'asday "what
.. 11 i ι ■ a 11 ί t ■ iic a general oft'ens.v ·
igainst our positions,"
• Our ',i iv» under General Ura.ja
ΛΙ.!> :!.·>. t;· aie re.-isting u'ce.-sl'uily
in I'ai'e ol furious onslaughts, al
t ! ι ' · ι ί 141 : Tn the sector of l/.ice (a bat
t. -t ,n town of 12.0m) population)
enemy tank Attacks have obliged one
: π " π t- to withdraw." the com
munique said.
It was declared that Serb parti
sans had carried out ,-everal success
1 ill operations in the axis rear.
The Havas news agency -aid t'day
that 1,500 persons were killed by an
t xplusion ol a munil'ons dump at
ii'iit'/a. Serbia, in a fight between
'.^ucr.i'a and government ΐι-....ys,.
Commons Adopts Conscription Plan
1c Mobilize
British Men
And Women
Churchill's i5 r ο gram
Fasses Af ter House
Puts Down Insurgent
Laborite Amendment
to Conscnpt Wealth.
I ondau. I)cc. 1.— ι.ΛΓ)— The
hous "1 commons today passed
I mu· Minister ( hurehill's plan
for m:\i;num mobilization of
men and «omen by ΓΪ2f> to 10
all")' putting down an insurgent
laborite ami ndnient which
would have conscripted wealth.
ν Ίο wa p. iliminary to ac
; .· bill ; 1 oil and was allait
: . · · laiopvr.dont labor party nil
Churchill's suggestion that:
!'in- purpose ni M-iMring mnxi
;, in kiI effort in ο u.luct ni
i: ι: aiul in production, the ob
• ι lor national ser\ no .·houlu
i· ■ a i il tn include the ii'iiurn
.·.· ·.· aiipower and manpower stil!
; ι \ ;. ι !;t b ic.
I olhwins: the vote on that
general statement a hill, ffivinu
effect to (hurehill's proposals to
ill alt unmarried women between
Ml and 30 years of aRi· and to
ι aise the limits of the draft to in
clude men up to 51 and reduce
the number of exemptions was
introduced immediately.
The laborite amendment which
. " would have nationalized many
:: i i.-tr:os was beaten 336 to 40.
i: previously had been disapproved
at a caucus which has smoothed over
" η atened laborite split on the is
Bridge Span
Collapses
Π '"lord. Conn.. IXe. 4. (AIM—
Α ·ι·::..η ni the new bridge across
t ' «nni'ctieut i'i\v hen· c<< 1 i;ιρ evi
' plunging <*>ι undetermined !
• · ;■ of workmen ι:;! · the water.
A lui^f girder and a 1 « · -ten erant .
< · t ribeci a.- the lar&e>t in the world,
i ' e 11mri lord Times said at least
· > η were believed In have beei
< ti:im section which collapsed.
•s" . r i»l the workmen were able
< awl out of the ricer.
DE GAULLE PREDICTS
FRENCH CONCESSIONS!
I."lullin, Oct. -3 (ΛΙ1)- General
( ii'les de Gaulle, free French tead
. 'It elated last jιiι;ht 1h;it a.- a re
nt .>| the latest meeting between
-·\'ί' irai Darlan and Keichmarshal
11 · ■ ι : : :.. 11 Wilhclin C-A-rir.u. Kran< e ·
11 li i doubtles throw open tie* !
J4 ··· -Ι' north Africa t<> the enemy."
'In : r Hitler has need of reinforce-]
! nt and ι hard piised lor tune,
if ι ή· ill-.· asserted in a radio broad
' ' in s.enrh.
Japanese
Pessimistic
Premier and Foreign
Minister Report to
Privy Council on
Washington Talks.
Tokyo. I)oc. 4.—(AP>—The Amer
<'lie-half hour stssiof today ot '.li'1
"'an-Japanese negotiations ,il Was/. -
"if!ton were discussed in a two and
1'iivy eouneil, highest advisory organ
1,1 the empire, to which Premier Gen
eral To jo and Foreign Minister Togo
"'ported in detail.
Active opinions were exchanged by
the privy councillors and the pi' -
rnier and foreign minister," said
Doniei.
The privy council is consulted by
'he emperor in all major crises ir
■'■•pan's international relations .
A pessimistic view of the Wash
ington parleys was expressed by the
foreign minister at another meet
ing.
The refusal of the Ι ο ted States
\Continued 011 I'ayi. i-' c
Blind in Air Raid DriU
Two blind girls arc assisting another who suffered a "sprained ankle"
during an air raid drill at the New York Institute for the Education
of the Blind. A troop of sightless Boy and Girl Scouts helped official
air raid wardens evacuate the children and administer first aid.
U. S. Aid To Turks
Begun Months Ago
Shipments Made to
Great Britain, Which
in Τ urn Delivered
Them to Turkey,
Washington Reveals;
Much Aid Expected·
λ\ashin.uton. Dec. 4.—(API —
Tin* I nited States heqan fur
nishing Turkey willi niili(ar\
supplies six months af;o so the
Turks could stand hy their pledge
to defend Turkey and the strate
gic Dardanelles .1 '.ainsi an>
threat of '"is age; re-Jon. il was
learned today.
This Turko-Hrit» h p.ict ac
counts to ι great ( Nt'Mit for
President Uoc; evclt'. formal de
cision adding Turke.x t'» the list
of nations eligible for lend-lease
aid.
Τ ι· · Η':· ·'» 1'· ·■ ■ mi.>uneemen!.
"The I'r·· - id· η ! ;mn .'inerrl that bo
h ; n 1 i.'tijKl <!.·;:·.( .·! 'i'1 '·.·>· \ it.) 1
to the defense of tbi United States
and hnd directed lend-lcp.se Admin
istr:ι^1·'. f\. Sei ' '11 : . -l· . 1·» see
thM tin d· fc t -· n<■.·.!- : the env
eniment <> f Turk ν \\ί ■·<· filled ι -
* μ ι η a ne -'!>le."
ï'nder present plans, it was
disclosed, future lj,ase lend aid
t«> Turi;.e> c\pected to include
gillie S10°. 000.000 worth of
planes, tanks truck, anti-tank
and anti -aircraft guns, ammuni
tion and other suuplies urgently
required by the Turkish army.
All sunt 'ν 1 it-men' ee·· 1 .
May h. ' ν " e been neele tn Qr< ,t 1 > Γ -
ain, which in turn del vcred them
♦ n Tu'krv η I it ' !··■·«! !' ·'
Ihis p | Ί H Ο U ' !
I'll· :re -hip!· ont
Hy thi
ni : ι iii'il. Fintusn
Γ Î1 I .·■■ ' .·:.!χ
not le >1!"V ai ·■■
Turkish M'il
MenAndGoods
To Aid China
Manila, Uec. 4 (AIM —The first
group ni American ti ansportatioil
men who will keep supplies rolling
over the Burma Road >\'iiile Ameri
can planes and pilots guard then
from aii- .-.ttae^s m erhead hav
reached Man'l . · >. rout to China.
With then i'a e I'nil· d States -11 n
pla- in η :le to China, with .1 singli
shipment along carrying a quarter
million dollars worth of materials
There al ο were war materials I'o
American l'orct> in the Far East.
The 46 men in the transportatioi
group are under contract to Gener
ali-simo Chiang Kai-Shek's govern
nient nul will receive up to S500
lu util ο Γ' S . a 11 ticy
Comment
Is Caustic
Berlin. Dec. I.— IΛ I* ) — Presi
dent Roosevelt's announcement
lii.it 1 lid-lease aid is being ex
tended to Turkey «as a subj.ct
ot caustic comment among au
thorised (iermans today.
"It is interesting to note the
r vei-e\|)andin;; American de
fense zone now embraces the
Near I ast." one commentalor
»aid. "lint, mark my word, the
last v. ork lias not been spoken
in tliis matter."
W !iat Turkey «ill do about it
whether she might tiud Presi
dent Roosevelt's gesture embar
ras· in!;, «as 111 it discussed I > \
authorities in responsible posi
tions.
NAZI FORCES RUSH
TO TURK FRONTIER
New \ ork. Dre. 1.— ( \I*) —
The British radio reported today
that new German troops have
been rushed to defenses aion&
Bulgaria s frontier with J ur
ke\
i'lie hroadeasi. heard h.v ( l»S
said that nazi militai ν prepara
tions ill alone, the frontier had
hern aenlerated am! that the
(irrman·. were tinhtenin:; their
control on Bulgarian poris and
airl ields.
OPM Official
Urges Douglas
ι
I Da m Approval
I
Washington, De. 4.—(ΛΡ) —Th
oil ici· ni ι )t"i >ri : .ι-1 ii m management
warned today that refu.-al of Cim
gress to approve construction of the
T( mii'v i e Valley Authority's Douglas
dan. "would lie an irreparable blow
to the national defense nrogram."
Director William U Batt of the
1 ( )I'M mate! ■ :. 11 s division told a press
I eonteroncc that such a refusal by
Congres would close the TVA area
fri m further consideration for n°w
de! use indie tries, ir.e.m an even
j mors rigid blackout in the southeast
ι later than that now :n ι fleet an ι
prevent expansion ot existing muni
! t ion s plants.
ΤΙκ1 House appropriations com
mittee yesterday eliminated this
dam, on the French Board river.
! from a new TVA defense develop
; ment which also embraces Font.-ma
■dam in North Can Hua, despite i'rt -i
dent R. ι. < ell'.- per ό J *ppe ■
Reprisai
Threatens 1
1 aris, Dec. ί.— i.î Va*,,
i 'itr/Λ us must surrrr.:! ι he per
sons guilty ni t w recent ter
roristic acts against German sol
diers by next .Monday or suffer
the "most rigorous of reprisal
mr.'isnri's.." the Ge.Tiiin com
mander of Paris decreed last
night.
Lieutenant General ï'rnst von
S< haurnburg issued his edict
within !l hours aft it a German
artm physician fell vlct'm ii> a
revolver shot while waîkinv on
the Boulevard Magenta. The
doctor's condition was not dis
closed.
Th" order also covered per
s<fns responsible for t're bomb
deaths last Saturday r.i i.t of two
German artillerymen md the
wounding of a number of others
in the Montmatre district.
Babson Sees
Good Vakss
Present Γ ax Sche
dules Account for Low
Prices of Stocks,
Analyst Declares.
r,\ ItOfil.lt W SÏ.UÏSON
( ojn rivlil 1!M1. Publishers Financial
lînrcau
Ι',; Μ ι in l'a ! !». ΛI . . Dee. 4. -
\V .,·· I. ,· I .ni ! \\ Γ) the - to.· <
::m : 1 an c .a.vit tti.it lliiir!;
.·!' t! «· answer 1.-■ ·.< :th lite !:<x .-· tin
t j. ■!. I'n sent ;.r»· an :d tn iiiuli
er dividends; but a millslone aroun I
the neck ot prices. Readers should
remember that about one-halt ο I
fisi< taxes and about one-half is ob
ta.·;. ! If·!! ! .it . 1 · (1 Ρ ·
son al income taxe . Customs duties.
\vh il ί · Γ ι <]'·. ι i I y .ι 1;ι ι ϋ'.4 £i α; π ν.· ο!" in -
'.· :: ·.·. · . ·. . \\· \\ ι!ι -d up it ,· v.\i ι
corp« ·! ;. · t ϋΐ ·. i pt i - n il t:< v< s tha
i !1\< st « τ- ; ι rt · dneci i y c· ·η.·< . ned.
I Hrcl of Tuxes
Many < ! w ri ·· hi·· - I· * . ;> 1 !> ■
lievc thai .*t'■■(·!·: pr rr- we· <· i»nv m
ed only by ^ ■■ η r I) ad mrp . r ; ι :. . ι
< ai η ! : ι Li Ti : i ■ : not 1 π *e l< xiiy
InU'i nali' <na ! c : >1 ic*a 1 i · ; . I - -a :
((.'·int.η ·'<.·({ »n Page Ί'ίι:■:·(.■ )
FOG ON ALBEMARLE
CAUSES FATALH \
M' C ' t > . IHv. t ( API A
if: . . · u thai I-.! M>1> |K!- 1 tv. . t.|\
! ι blanketed tin- < nlire Alii m irl 1
section, today took its first toll "t life.
.1 !■' Siu'l 1 "I 1 la whinger a: I ' : -
Γίϊ'ι . .'U-y« ar old nv-eh .it .
at the Norfolk navy yard, was in
- ally killetl at ■ V! >ek thi:a 1
ing when hi~ car left the highway
and sma-hed ! ι ; a buildinu ι»··.ι
Γ'.·well's P..ait
■ y f//o?me
I / ΡΜέεπ
FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Rain this afternoon and to
night and in east portion Friday.
Clearing m est portion Friday. Not
tjuiir ·" uaian I rulay.
°XOWft)lfllll UME fOR ALL '
N \ GOOD PEOPLE TO SHOP!
ft
Seals
:dtrcn Anti- Strike
A ; .. 5·"^ é \
Measure to Senate
After House Action
Senators I reely Pre· J
diet Their Chamber!
Will Ilelax Drastic
Terms oi Smiih Bill ; {
Smith Cheered bv
Manufacturers.
"ton. !»<·« . I.— (ΛΓ —
Λ bard boiled strike eurb lull,
stamped with an unexpected
House endorsement of almost
two to one, moved to the Senate
toda\ where extensive mod r. a
tson appeared probabi".
•nr.iι«;r«: predicted 1 reels thai
their chamber would relax the
ci.· a'. *iv t 'ifiis, and the» let
.■ · , "-Hairs.* "on·1 re-.».■<> com
m:·.?* ■ · woi k out som*» agreement
» ·.· { c final scope of the legisla
tion needed to avert work stop
IKU'.'s in vital d< I'ense plants.
.\H( . working it-■ ! 1 into η <·< η -
jm ' ; d parliamentary snarl, the
ιί · ι .nally rolled 111 » λ 251! ' ■ !■?»>
ye terdav lor the* lar-reach; ....
bill l>v Hep resell ia live Smith, D(
>crat, Virginia, ν ithi■ it e\ en eonsid
Ting urne [./ending "middle of the
j..d ' measioa .
3M!TH APPLAUDED
AT NEW YORK MEET
New York, Dec I. ( Λί\) Repre
-entain.e Hnw ;ird W. Sniilh. Oenm
r;.t. \ ;. :j.ι.ia.. λ !·".-ι· anti-Mrike bii!
jι::. 1 (! i<\ til·· House ye. ;erday.
*e.ct : ν. m 1 an ovation from the Ν a- (
t ion a I Association ol Manufacturers I
today " hen h χ declared the bi!. I
»uId ; · 1 ide ' 'r "l\vi> : aidamenta.
. ..· · : ' he ri^lit · i man to work and
Ίμ· haty "i j ι- Là > ver π 11 ten t to pro
ie ct that right."
\; \ . : : » i t ^ * ! \" 'J."(Mi delegates, re
.ι !. · i : ι !u>t !*ii' tl. ι-1 >ughi 'Lit tin
i . : · . 11. . ii and cheered when
Smith w;:.· nt;oduecd.
When τ· «· , ·■ died, Smith
• d quii-l;
■II (In·: ■...■■·■·, 1
• „ y aud
novo mi !)i ; . :
ι αι·:ΐϋ'.:Μ' yi .
want' \ < I
; -tanci' a.- Ii iy a ! Λ : ■ ' ■
«•(•alist· till i> a 11,11 ,1 : i >t 1 :.
,11 Aiin'rii-aii.- v. In ι 1 >t · 11 · r .i, .. ·«
ii I fair gn\ i rniiicnt."
Trio Pleads
To Lesser
Charges
!',· \ ι : . M!. I). 1 ( \I') — 111
, II., tl ,i.t\ ι: : ,· airt
\· . ;· 1 is 1
ι : : i !i- ;· ! iv .nn 11! (ί r . η -ici' I i i
iny. il : tu·) ont -.ι ; ιχ·> ι ;· ·ι
ln-'r.id '.:·>· "
munit γ, Hi.· :.,ν ι . . .1 ι · · .urcl
(f'.ietii; Hfl >>η
Tobruk Commander
Maj. Gen. Morsi.tuu
M« i. Gen. Morshead, com ..;·!· of
the lu! rui; garrison \vi :ι-h \v:. , e
lieved by the British pincer move·
nu-nt out of Egypt, is p: · ! as
lie visited ( airo immediately bci'ure
the British offensive. He was
awarded the Order of Yirturi Mi .
tari by Gen. Sikorski. nf tin. Pol
Free Forces.
Libya Γ
tioth SiUes Apparent
ly Reorganizin g
Forces; Lcng C a m
paign Novv Forecast, j
(';«!·■<·. I )π·. \. -( ΛΙ' >— r λ::it:ng i!
the Libyan cit.sert lapsed into spora
dic· raiding, the 1ji.1i ii I id die Hast
command announced t· »'ί:. \vh:L
both sides apparently reorganized
their torces ior new operation-.
A British con .'runinne -aid the !
lull continued in the last 24 hours !
pres>nv . η i.-oialed ene:..y centers
of resistance" in tlu· Libyan-ligyp
! ..n irontit4r area.
Three It. Han tanks were reported
destroyed in one .-aiali engageaient,
w : ι le on tlu· · am fr< nt, southe , ·
<il Tobruk. s: ail bode. - ol axi
! « -rees, endea\ « . e.:; to neve t '\va" I
the Sidi Azeiz area, were engaged by
Bi :t h mobile e- ne n>.
Tiie British. wh<· η λ aim to whit
north Al'riea tan!·; ; y e k. were i
t ι have concent: d !: eir main
>1 ivm t h » ι η an · i'len · ire ! ne f r< >n ι E!
( ; . ·. · .a t h ward :·. .ni iîe.:ei*h. ten
m ; ! ·. · bel« »w Ιοη,ι;-i K"-a a.ed Tonruk.
I be the·
-1
tie
ITALIAN ALLEGED
TERRORISTS KEEP
SILENT AT TRIAL
I" !)" . Λ!" :λν !.·
tin
;mrt
govi'l lin ι I:'
than
were ai'(|ll ■■ >
. ■ > 111 · r ·.
Se\ m tlr :.
ι men who «·γ. ·
: land several
iiiiii « 11 anli-lax :
(1 a .n« the liearm
t·' ey had any part in
!·:·· «"Vi'nnn. nt eliai :■<
' ·' :« at tempt (111 tilt' Ilk Γ:<·
M i.-snlini.
Πιο R<r. ernmetr. i> - <-t ■ ! ; I > ι U t.> pro.
t · Γ ox -li'lHV 1.1 > ι Ί ) : : r.. ' s 5 plot I).·
I fore the war to join tin Trieste sec·
• ι Ital·. 1 Yugoslavia.
Barratry Conviction Reveals
Lax State Licensing Practice
I).iil> Dispatch iturcau.
I · t'i sir \\ ι It ι-r Hotel.
r> S'HOMI'SON.
: ■ ' rth Carolina's
,i · ,·>·η\ i'1' ' r ·ηιmon law
' uphi Id by
. ι ' ' " ΊΙ411Ι Iu
. Il··· fact ' S:.,le \. ιli li
t ■ : ι ι ■ en a e.. .· ' v t ρ ι. u-t ice as a
V deter!,\t·' il.-' ·· long as
. ■ loi a lieen ' oi\
î t.. ι.· < : -η "1 !' .· stale bar
; I ■·· ifient > U · !·· -lamp
i. ·. ·· · i· ! ..· .ι : .·. that m
.· ·. ι ι·-, all the < tiled detec
• . "e d - tii pr : he
does not have is the vwy official
looking l.ern e hi '·. ·.,·!··, : mi the
State
l'nt.1 ' ■ e barrntt ν ea-.· >r State
\ · Λ St ν Hat on. \\'. ' : ngtnr.
detect ive v. ith a em 'i t ' e. ■ ι d. vas
tried beioHB Judge l!. Hunt Parker
In New Hanover and the détend; ni
; tCUltlKul Ρ'■.· > λ j>, ι ι val
oliiu ... ■ <ts to ι:η -ο 111\ f>
î.U.;·. · i ' « ; . y t -i.i·
' ·
' '·
>ort ; : 1 n
"What ;.e- "
main l.λ mm a ·<· I au a de
cision was ι' . \· | .. ! ; ·..: ■· n<
the 111 ) 1 η ι « -1 \ '1 i ! i 1 ·.
.) list kv Schene . ■ \ ■. i« : :
linn t'n>m Rlaei\> a>nr "1 îa rra try. » ·'
as it is désignait it » -i
is the crime or i»iton>e 1 . ■ r.<" ,
ly slit ring up suit.- and ..a..
twtvn individuals." Ana a.-,.an
great authority uon'r:ÎH·'· j.»t· -"ii
who indulge in barratiy as "tin
pests of civil society that air per
petually endeavoring to disturb th
repose <>t thvir neighbor- and ol
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