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ftd&fttme WEWS-KEVIEW, RCSEBURC, Onf50H, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1941.
Army Increase to Two
Million Men Forecast
(Continued from pane 1)
piiipi'lulion measure, which Is ex
pected to reach a house vole tu.
day, rails for a net increase uf
uliout 31)0,01 N) officers and men,
to bo about evenly divided be
tween the air nd ground forces.
Two more amnrod divisions, the
army's wvenlh and eichth, are to
lie created, along with a number
of new "tanlt destroyer" and nth-''W-sto
gfc. Mf4s' mil." sJ'.y
worth "was tested in Viie" iP'cviit
War Karnes.
At the moment however the
drmy is barely holding Its own in
strength, with fewer than 1,00,
000 in service. By December 10,
some 200,000 men over the new
top limit of 28 or with dependents
will have been discharged since
the draft ages were contracted
in late summer. Keccn! draft In
ductions and voluntary enlist
ments, which have mounted to
'.Jli.OOO or so a month, have bare
ly sufficed for replacements.
I. By next March, "provided there
is no change in the existing sit
uation, as the war department
has stipulated, possibly 300,000
others will have been returned to
civil life.
Chance For High School Gradt
The army announced intention
today to train 10,000 bombardier
navigators within a year for the
inountlng number of long-range
bombers rolling off assembly
lines.
Secretary Slimson disclosed
qualifications for recruits would
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ova. TCThi wvict. inc t. m ilrrtxTflr 6tt
"Jle says your llircc
Girl of 'Miracle Plunge' Walks Again
Twelve weeks
after she
walked out
on the
Golden Qato
Bridge at San
Francisco,
yielded to
hypnotic
attraction
of waters
200 feet
below and
plunged
to what
seemed
certain death,
Cornelia
Van terlund
walks again
and soon
will be
released
from the
hospital.
Although
encased In
a bulky cast
and uwkward
braces which
hold he
arms upright,
sheU'll recover
entirely,
doctors say
only one
of 36 persons
to survive
Uic wicked
plunge.
he lowered lo assure an adequate
number of skilled crow men.
UiRh school graduates who pass
an air corps Intelligence test will
he accepled for 45 weeks of train
ing, a longer period of specialized
schooling than undergone by pi
lots who are to be (rained at the
rale of 30,1)00 a year.
Hitherto candidates were re
quired lo have two years of col
lege education. The bombardier
and navigation training is to he
combined.
Stimson announced at his press
conference two further moves to
strengthen the ground forces, the
cieal ion of 52 "tank destroyer"
battalions, and the conversion of
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two additional regular army til
angular divisions Into fully mo
torized units.
Good Enough
SAN DIEGO, Calif. Pvt. Lo
pez Huberts wasn't sure whether
he'd make a good soldier he'd
never even had so much as a .22
rifle In his hands.
His Texaikana, Tex., draft
hoard wasn't certain either
they deferred him once before
sending hi in to Camp Callan.
Private Huberts has just been
declared Camp Callan's cham
pion selected marksman- he scor
ed ISt; out of a possible 200.
purchased at Fullerton's
Me Nary Asks Delay in
Anti-Strike Legislation
(Continued from page 1)
delay.
Roosevelt Won't Comment
President Koosevolt passed up
an opportunity today to comment
on the Smith anti-strike bill,
which passed the house despite ob
jections from administration lieu
tenants that it was too drastic.
The chief executive had noth
ing to say about 11 at a press con
ference. Hoosevelt said he had no plan be
for him for bringing the AFL and
CIO together in some understand
ing aimed at curbing defense
work stoppages. Reporters re
minded him that he had been see
ing many labor people lately,
from both major labor factions
and inquired whether there was
any connection between these en
gagements. He replied in the
negative.
Russians Still Chase
Nazis in Ukraine Area
(Continued from pagH 1)
over the city.
A communique from Adolf Hit
ler's field headquarters asserted
in broad general terms that fresh
Russian attacks on the southern
(Ukraine) front had been "frus
trated." It gave no details.
A Berlin spokesman Insisted
that "the front is somewhere be
tween Rostov and Taganrog."
One Moscow Threat Parried.
On the Moscow front, the Rus
sians reported that red army
tanks, Infantry and Cossack cav
alrymen had checked a German
threat against the southern flank
of the capital's defense arc, driv
ing the nazls from four points
in the Tallnogorsk sector, 120
miles southeast of Moscow.
The Germans there had been
executing a wide flanking ma
neuver to the east, attempting to
encircle the munitions city of
Tula, 100 miles south of Moscow.
A soviet broadcast declared
that Russian counter-attacks
were also . "developing success
fully" in the sectors of Klin, 50
miles north of Moscow, and Vo
lokolamsk, 65 miles northwest,
as well as in the north about
Leningrad.
A red army bulletin, reporting
4,400 Germans wiped out in
fighting before Moscow, said the
fiercest action raged 31 miles
north of the capital.
Soviet military dispatches ac
knowledged that German troops
had scored gains in a thrust 65
miles southwest of Moscow, but
declared the Invaders had failed
to reach the strategic objective of
the Mozhaisk-Moscow highway.
Another Clash With Japs.
Russian soldiers were reported
involved In a border incident with
the Japanese for the second time
this week.
The Japanese-controlled radio
In - Hsinkinc Manchukuo, said
Russian soldiers fired on a Ja
panese border garrison on the ill
defined eastern Manchukuo-Sl-beria
frontier and the Japanese,
answering the fire, killed one
Russian. Two Russians were re
ported killed in the earlier inci
dent. Britain Sends Ultimatums.
Meanwhile Britain disclosed
that she had sent virtual ultima
tums to three nations fighting
alongside Germany against Russia-Kinland,
Hungary and Ru
maniain "a final effort to sta
bilize relations" and had given
them until midnight tonight to
answer.
"If no reply Is received by
then, a new phase of the situa
tion will be reached," a British
spokesman said.
The British government, he
said, would then take "such meas
ures as are called for by this 1
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new phase" possibly a declara
tion of war against the three
countries, although the spokes
man said that If no replies were
received by 'midnight It did not
mean that Britain automatically
would be at war with the trio.
The notes apparently were
nrltalns' answer to requests by
her Russian ally and demands at
home for a declaration of war
against the three countries.
An authorized source disclosed
the notes were dispatched last
week through the "good offices"
of the United States.
Poles To Aid Russia
friend In the war against Ger
many. The Polish government in
exile, through Its premier, Gener
al Sikorski, signed a pact of
friendship and mutual assistance
with Russia making more bind
ing the treaty concluded by the
Poles and Russians after Hitler
Invaded Russia.
Exiled Yugoslav sources said In
Jerusalem that open war between
the Germans and Serb soldiers
in old Yugoslavia was spreading,
with the Germans employing sev
en full divisions (about 105,000
men) and considerable air power.
The Serbs acknowledged losing
the town of Uzice but said it cost
the Germans heavily. They also
said the Serbs were carrying out
effective flanking movements
against Kragujevac, site of Yugo
slavia's largest munitions works,
and Knjazevac, in the southeast
ern hills.
The fall of both cities is ex
pected soon, the Yugoslavs said.
Loon Lake Road Closed
By Log-Caused Slides
The Loon lake road was report
ed closed today because of slides
resulting from log sluicing in Mill
creek, according to word receiv
ed by the county court. The road
borders the stream lor the great
er part of the route, and was un
dermined in several spots by logs
driven down the creek to the
Umpqua river, the county court
states. County Judge D. N. Busen
bark reprte that the logging con
tractor would be held responsible
for the damage and would be re
quired to make repairs. The logs,
Judge Busenbark said, were re
leasde from a splash dam and
caused considerable undercutting
at several places where the cur
rent swung against the banks un
der the roadway.
Stock and Bond
Averages
STOCKS
Compiled by Associated Press
Dec. 5.
30 15 15 tiO
Ind'ls RR's Ut's St'ks
Friday 57.1 15.5 28.9 39.5
Prev. day ... 57.5 15.6 29.1 39.8
Month ago . 57.8 16.2 30.1 40.4
Year ago ... 62.7 16.0 34.5 43.8
1941 high ... 63.9 19.0 35.5 45.0
1941 low ...54.8 15.3 28.4 38.7
BONDS
20 10 10
10
Fgn.
45.7
Kfl s inu is uis
Fridav 62.3 105.0 101.6
Prev. day ... 62.7 105.0 101.7
Month ago . 63.0 105.0 102.1
45.7 1
48.0 j
37.5 I
51.4 I
38.0 i
Year ago ....:9.7 tus.u iuu.
1941 high ... 66.5 105.4 102.2
1941 low 60.2 104.2 99.0
LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 4.
(API (U.S. Dept. Agr.) HOGS:
Market steady to strong with
Wednesday's close; spots 10 high-1
er; bulk good-choice 175-215 lb. 1
drive-in 10.75: one lot 10.85; 230-
CO. ANCHORAGE, KENTUCKY
Mikado's BrotHer Marries
H. I. H. Prince Mikasa, youngest brother of Japan's emperor, and
bride are pictured in traditional pose and costume before wedding.
250 lb. weights 10.00-25; odd head
light lights 10.00; packing sows
slow, about steady at 7.00-75;
butcher sows to 8.50.
CATTLE: Steers and heifers
steady; off-grade cows slow to
weak; scattered lots good steers
10.50-11.00; medium grades 9.50
10.00; common down to 8.00; odd
lots good heifers 10.00; common
medium grades 8.25-9.50; thin
dairy type heifers down to 6.25;
odd good cows 7.50; medium
grades 6.75-7.25; common cows
6.00-75; canner-cutter cows 4.25
5.75; medium bulls 7.75-8.00; good
grades quotable to 9.00; good
choice vealers 11.50 13.00; com
mon down to 8.00.
SHEEP: Market fully steady;
several trucked in lots good-choice
lambs 10.00-50; few fall shorn
lambs 9.65; good slaughter ewes
5.50 down.
PRODUCE
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 5.
(AP) BUTTERFAT First
quality, maximum of .6 of 1 per
cent acidity, delivered In Port
land, 37J-38c lb.; premium qual
ity (maximum of .35 of 1 . per
cent acidity), 381-39c lb.; valley
routes and country points, 2c less
than first or 36c lb.; second qual
than first or 56c lb.; second qual
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351 -36c lb.
PEAS California, (... ) lb.
POTATOES White locals,
S1.75 cental; Deschutes Gems,
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Other produce unchanged.
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Dec 93 93 93 93
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Japan Gives Roosevelt
Secret Reply to Query
(Continued from page 1)
for all nations.
Jap Nationals On Move
Repatriation of Japanese na
tionals from Singapore, British
North Borneo, the United States,
Fanama and elsewhere today
gained pace in the heightening
tension over the Far Eastern situ
ation. Perhaps significantly, Emperor
Hirohito paid an unusual visit to
imperial army headquarters,
where he received In audience
General Suglyama, chief of the
Japanese general staff.
Tokyo newspapers splashed the
Chicago Tribune's report of plans
for an American expeditionary
force to defeat Germany and,
delving into that story, headlined
the point that United States mili
tary preparations against Ger
many would not be complete until
the middle of 1943.
Yomiuri headlined the story
with: "United States lack of pre
paredness exposed by American
paper" and "United States wholly
unprepared for military opera
tions." Nichi Nichi's headline was
"American paper discloses United
States gigantic dream plans for
war," while Asahi's said, "Revela
tion flabbergasts United States
government officials." The Com
mercial journal, Chugai Shogyo,
used this headline: "Secret Unit
ed States plans against Japan and
Germany are exposed.
Japanese To Quit Mexico
The Japanese in Mexico felt
the tension also.
Japanese minister Miura said
in Mexico City that the critical
situation in the Pacific had caused
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'Tokyo to order his return home
immediately for consultations on
"the actual situation" in Mexico.
"Only God knows how this cris
is will be solved." - '
Many of the 4,500 Japanese
residents of Mexico were reported
Hying to dispose of their proper-,
ty and leave because of expresseity
fears that Mexico might become
Involved in any conflict between
the United States and Japan.
With a force of Japanese esti
mated in Washington as high as
100,000 standing in French Indo
China and with the British and
United States fleets and British
East, liny Thailand continued her
efforts to attain full prepuredncss.
There have been some Indica
tions that Thailand might become
the next battleground in the Far
East. Strong . forces of British
and Japanese soldiers are under
arms In neighboring countries.
Pessimism Evident
Closely watching developments
in which Britain's Far East fleet
may play an important role, A.
V. Alexander, first lord ot the
British admiralty, made this com
ment on the situation: m
I had hoped that wiser counsels'
In Japan would prevail over those
who appear to be leading her
people into a new war of aggres
sion. "The threat has not abated and
aggression may be Imminent."
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