Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 24

Friday, November 5, lg DECATUR HERALD 24 PICTURES Jap Armada Smashed at Rabaul; Three Warships, Eight Merchantmen Sunl IE 1 "I i i ii 1 1 i 1 I It I -V ggP ft Yanks Blast Jap Air Base at Rabaul Three Jap Cargo Ships Burn at Rabaul Allied air might blasts to smoking, twisted hulks the countersmash the Allied northern Solomons invasion, warships and transports Japan massed at Eabaul to Three enemy cargo ships list and burn in this photo. Low flying U. S. army planes spread havoc at Vunaka- which 200 Jap aircraft were destroyed. Here parachute nau airfield, Eabaul, New Britain, during Oct.

12 raid in bombs fall on two-engined planes in their revetments. BW '0' i 110 if I. -if- tm -tut mm i jzass Marshal Stalin This sketch of Premier Joseph Stalin of Russia, published in Red Star, army newspaper, shows him in the uniform of a marshal of the Soviet Union a title granted him last March 6. It's first such photo published in Russia. Italian Leader Marshal Pietro Badoglio (centor, point- sizes a statement during a recent press coning), head of Italian government, empha- ference in Naples.

All Pictures on This Page from ASSOCIATED PRESS WIREPHOTOS Medics Aid Wounded German Two U. S. army medical department men carry a collecting company in Italy. The waiting jeep in back wounded German on a litter into the building used by brought the casualty to the building. Drava rivers occupied bv the Hun Connally Bill Wins Test Vote Washington, D.

C. (AP) The Connally post-war resolu down the center aisle. Finally quorum call restored order. garians upon Yugoslavia's collapse Vinson Warns Of Inflation New York (AP) Judge Fred M. Vinson director of Economic Stabilization, last night declared that "love of ease.

Eden Ready For happen to that money, the stabilization director asserted: Taxes can be levied sufficient to absorb a substantial portion; war bond purchases could be made to absorb the excess; the people could set off a spending spree bidding for the limited supply of consumer goods with their excess funds, -with resultant inflation. Vinson said experience has shown it unlikely that voluntary Defeated in his attempt to get a and have destroyed the Zagreb Varazdin-Toplice railwav at sev 2 p. vote, Connally asked un eral points, the communique de Briton Pledges Free Albania London, England (AP) An Albania "freed from her Axis clared. animous consent for the Senate to stay in session today until the resolution is disposed of. That brought tion won two test votes in the Senate yesterday with thumping majorities that foretold its eventual overwhelming adoption.

war bond purchases will drain off political cowardice and personal ambition" threaten betrayal of our fighting men overseas through fail an objection from Senator Hiram Johnson (D-Calif.) but there were indications last night that a final vote would be reached some time Turkish Talks London, England (AP) British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden, who arrived in Cairo yesterday on his way home froR signing the Moscow pact, will rc- yoke and restored to her independ the excess $20,000,000,000. That leaves a choice, he said, between ence" was pledged by Prime Min Republicans Win in Kentucky Louisville. Kv. (AP) ure to enact a tax program ade quate to prevent inflation. today.

ister Churchill reply to a ques heavier taxes and inflation. Vinson spurned the idea of a na tional sales tax. In a fighting speech before the Lou Cosfello's Son Drowns Hollywood (AP) Lou Costello, the comedian, laughed and joked in his usual style on a national radio program last night, but his heart was breaking. A few hours earlier his one-year-old son, Lou, had drowned in a swimming pool on the family estate. The rotund comedian was wisecracking at a N.

B. C. rehearsal yesterday afternoon when word reached him that his boy had crawled out of his crib and fallen into the pool. Insists on Appearing Costello's personal physician advised the comedian asainst trvine Investment Bankers' Association 01 America, Vinson declared a Virtually complete but unofficial minimum of $10,500,000,000 in new taxes the amount sought bv the Yank Subs Get 10 Jap Ships Washington. D.

C. (AP) But the votes came only after a temper-frayed attempt to choke off the long debate, now wearing through its second week. With the resolution's supporters united in opposition, the Senate voted 70 to 15 against an amendment to tack the principles of the Atlantic charter onto the document, then turned down another amendment 54 to 28. The second would have required that an international peace organization contemplated in the resolution be set up only through a tion Commons yesterday. At the same time he disclosed that British liaison officers are operating with" Albanian guerrillas who, he said, are counted upon to play their part "in future military developments in the Mediterranean area." This hint, the broadest yet from any high Allied authority that reports on Tuesday general elec tion showed last night that Repub licans were elected governor, lieu Administration and trimmed to less than 53,000,000,000 by Congress Russia's aims in the Balkans anfi possibly may ask for Allied if bases in Turkey.

The main purpose for a forthcoming meeting with Numan Meno mencioglu, Turkish foreign minister, is to set at rest Turkey's apprehensions about Soviet influence and operations in tin Black Sea area and in the Ba-- tenant governor and to most of the other state offices in a sweeping is necessary to prevent runaway inflation and financial disaster. Favors Income Taxes American submarines operating upset. Simeon Willis of Ashland de Illinois Miners Expected Back Chicago (AP) Union chiefs predicted yesterday that coal mining in Illinois would return to normal today. Only a small minority worked iu the pits during the day the The stabilization director said in ever increasing numbers to break Japanese supply lines in the feated J. Lyter Donaldson of Car- rollton, Democrat, to become Kentucky's sixth Republican governor i'acilic, have sunk 10 more enemy merchantmen, running their total bag to a definite 339.

A communique listed the 10 bv kans. This is expected to frustrate ef United Nations arms may make a thrust into the Balkans, coincided with the summoning by Adolf Hitler of the Bulgarian premier and foreign minister to the German, fuehrer's headquarters, apparently for the purpose of demanding more Bulgarian divisions to police the turbulent southeastern front. to go through the broadcast, his first after a long layoff caused by a siege of rheumatic fever. Lou fectively Germany's hard-pushed next month and the first of his party to win the office since Flem D. Sampson was elected in 1927.

types yesterday and reported the propaganda campaign based on re damaging of three others. This was insisted on appearing and arrang cent Soviet press criticism of Tur Jtteports irom all but nine of the only five davs after the last simi key's neutrality which some Rus ed with Mickey Rooney to carry on wake of an agreement between the states voting precincts gave Willis, former appellate court iudae. a lar report on submarine war patrols. treaty with Senate ratification. The resolution's backers said the change was unnecessary, and promptly swamped it.

The balloting came after Chairman Tom Connally (D-Texas) of the foreign relations committee tried to limit debaters to 15 minutes each and force a final vote on the resolution by 2 p. today. Senator Burton K. Wheeler CD-Mont.) was on his feet immediately with an objection. "I understand sian newspapers have said helpe the Axis more than it did the -That the Germans have their in case he broke down.

Lou held up remarkably well. With his partner. Bud Abbott, he margin of 8,067 over Donaldson, All of the Japanese vessels in the latest totals are of the tvries hands full and are in need of Bul government and the United Mine Workers of America that would increase wages $1.50 a day. U. M.

W. headquarters in Spring lawyer-banker and former state garian divisions was apparent badly needed to keep enemy bases supplied and in operation. They clowned as well as ever. There were tears in T.nu's pvps But the feeling has been express- highway commissioner. The vote was Willis 278.219 and from the communique of JosiD field estimated ten to 15 per cent ed in London that Eden also may include six freighters, nossiblv of the organization's 25,000 mem bers in the state worked yester loaded with vitally needed supplies, and two tankers which mieht have as he finished his program.

He went home where the family had planned to celebrate Lou, first birthday. Donaldson 270,152. These reports gave Kenneth H. Tuggle, Republican, a close margin of 804 votes over William H. May, present Democratic commissioner Broz (Drug Tito), who declared his red-starred Partisans had seized Priboj on the Lim river, 60 miles southeast of Sarajevo, as distinguished from another town of the same name in the Morava val one senator wants to speak at least Deen carrying fuel for enemv day, but added that reports from local leaders indicated the others would resume work today.

an hour," he began. more income taxes, to be raised by lowering present personal and dependency allowances and increased normal and surtax rates, were the most satisfactory method of taxation, based on "the tried and true principle of ability to pay." Vinson declared the present spending spree for luxuries called for sharply increased excises on non-essentials. He cited increases in expenditures such as 104 per cent for furs as between months of 1943 and 1942, 65 per cent for coats and suits, 31 per cent for negligees, 30 per cent for cabarets, theaters and entertainment, 27 per cent in eating and drinking places and 30 per cent more for flowers as examples of luxury spending. National income for 1944 will be about $157,000,000,000, Vinson said. Consumer goods and services will amount to $90,000,000,000.

Local, state and federal taxes should siphon off $20,000,000,000, savings will probably take $9,000,000,000 more, he estimated, and war bonds purchases are figured at for the year. That will leave $20,000,000,000 in spendable money, he declared. One of these three things will Abbott stepped to the microphone as his partner left and tnM "Well he can't speak over in his planes and ships. In addition the Japanese ships sent down by American torpedoes included one laree of agriculture, for lieutenant use the Portuguese precedent 'o persuade Turkey to permit Allied air bases in that country and there has been even some speculation that Turkey might enter the war on the side of the Allies. Portugal, a neutral like Turkey, recently granted Britain the use of air and naval bases in the Azores, strategic island crossroads of tM Atlantic.

Lloyd Thrush, president of the ley. the audience of Lou's tragedy. He Progressive Mine Workers union office, snapped Connally, gesturing at the nearly deserted chamber. "He's got to be in here to make a cargo-transport which could have The communique said Partisans (A. F.

stated the 15,000 mem spoke of Lou sorrow and grief, "the greatest that can romp In a units also were holding firmly to Gripsholm Leaves speech." heen carrying enemy troops and a patrol craft Two freighters and a tanker were listed as damaeed. bers would be on the job today. A meeting of 2,200 idle Progres Arguments broke out on the sives from five mines in the Gil Varazdin near the Hungarian border, nearby Ludpreg, Toplice, Novi Marof and Zlatar, all in the area between Zagreb and the Hun A naval reconnaissance plane op man, and I am sure you all join me in paying tribute to a great trouper." The child was one of three born to the Costellos. lespie area voted unanimously to The German-controlled Hun-; go back to work today. They will erating 7o0 miles northeast of Guadalcanal sank a enemy freighter 30 miles southwest on garian border and in the midst of work under the terms of their old a network of railways and roads floor.

A group of senators with Wheeler converged around Connal-ly's desk. "That was a very unfair statement," protested the Montanan. "Well you didn't make it, I did," Connally came back. "I'm not sore, but you threatened me with what garian news agency carried a rei port that Laurence A. Steinhardtj U.

S. ambassador to Turkey, wouli! participate in the Cairo talks. contract $7 per day for a basic seven-hour day and a five-day week Africa for New York Port Elizabeth, Union of South Africa (AP) The Swedish liner Gripsholm, carrying 1,500 citizens of the Americas who are being repatriated after nearly two years' interment in the Far East, sailed last night for New York via Rio De Janeiro. The ship had been in port here two days. She is due in Rio De Janeiro about Nov.

14. connecting Budapest with northern Italy. OWI Accused of Boosting Ocean island despite anti-aircraft opposition. The Navy said the plane, which returned to its hasp with time and a half for all work Moreover Croat Partisans "are Roosevelt Fourth Term in excess of 35 hours. The con pins and magazines overseas to pro after the attack early Monday aft operating successfully over the you'd do Washington, D.

C. (AP) Representative Bennett (R-Mo) tract has been continued indefinitely pending negotiations for a pay mote President Roosevelt for "first president of the United Nations." During the height of the confu Hungarian frontier" in the province of Medjmurye a thin strip of ernoon. South Pacific time, was damaged and that a number of men in her crew were wounded. i O.W.I. officials called his asser sion a page triDDed and stumhlpH accused the Office of War Information yesterday of distributing lapel territory between the Mura and1 tions "mad nonsense." I.