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Death Toll Reaches 9, 6 of 25 Nazi Divisions Mutual Correspondent On Dieppe Raid Honored Loss Mounts B1 the Associated Press. Property Occupied in North, LONDON, May 22.—Larry Meier, Mutual network war correspondent, In Iowa Flood Areas was awarded the Purple Heart yes- Italian Patriots Say terday for wounds received in the Br th» Associated Press. Dieppe raid August 19. 1942. By the Associated Press. DES MOINES. May 22—Loss of The 38-year-old Stockton (Calif.) ALLIED HEADQUARTERS. Na- lives, property and crops continued commentator, who was with the ples, May 22.—The first communique American to mount with scores of Rangers, had refused today to be issued by Italian Patriot forces Iowans homeless and some commu- hospital treatment until he re- declared today that of the 25 Ger- turned to nities under water as rivers of the London to report what man divisions now in Italy six had had State overflowed their banks. Nine happened* been dispatched to the north to had been persons killed in floods fight against the Patriots and and tornadoes since Thursday. against Yugoslav Partisans along Two both about drowned 19 girls, 10, the Italian border. Scholarships Given In a flooded street in Chelsea, Iowa, “The danger of further develop- as were yesterday they playing with ment in the battle on the Italian three other children. Coroner Har- liberation front which may arise School Jones said it was believed the By Gonzaga vey from one moment to another pre- Five full and 14 girls. Frances Hrabak and Veronica vents the Germans from using these scholarships half Flynn, were caught in the current six divisions against the 5th and scholarships at Gonzaga High School of a creek running through the 8th British-American armies,” the have been awarded to eighth-grade town. communique said. parochial school students, it was an- A father and son. Walter Gallery The bulletin was made public nounced and Walter, jr„ 12, were drowned in ITALIAN BATTLE LINE—Arrows indicate Allied gains against throughout the headquarters of Gen. yesterday. the Cedar River at Waterloo when a Sir Harold Allied com- Full the Germans in American have been driven back Alexander, scholarship winners are Wil- launch in which were Italy. patrols they riding mander in Italy. liam after on Hitselberger, 1423 Buchanan with two other persons went over a reaching Terracina the coast, and inland captured The Patriots asserted that in re- street Sacred Heart dam of the swollen river. Monte San Biago, while Allied troops cut the Pontecorvo-Pico cent operations they had cut the N.W., School; Waters from the Iowa River in main near in Robert J. Falabella, 4606 Fort Totten road to capture Mopte Leucio. Polish forces were fighting in railway Verona two East Central Iowa submerged farm- places, causing two derailments in drive N.E., St. Gabriel’s; John Dale Piedimonte. —A. P. lands and heavy livestock losses Wirephoto. which 17 cars loaded with war ma- Painter, 1920 Twenty-first place S.E., were reported. A farmer south of terial en route to the Southern St. Theresa’s; Melvin J. Deale, 1002 "called me a Fascist. I replied in Belle Plaine reported loss of 25 Italian front were destroyed. G street N.E., and George Davis, a speech that Roosevelt was the 1406 Morse street head of cattle. Chelsea was under Italy They also reported attacks on a N.E., both of Holy (Continued From First only Fascist I knew of, and that w-ater which was waist high at the Page.) German truck convey near Lecco, Name School. the New Deal was a Fascist regime. Half towh's southern edge. firing of an industrial plant engaged scholarships were awarded to I can’t cite many precedents for my The storms began in the north- the most direct route to Rome by in work for the Germans, and skirm- Joseph Walsmith, 1325 Rittenhouse opinion, because, thank God, there west section of the State last Thurs- way of Route 6 (via Casilina), the ishes with Nazi troops at Vicenza street N.W., and Donald Hogan, 433 have been few cases in the history day. There was heavy damage from enemy defensive outlook was some- and Piedmont. Oglethorpe street N.W., Nativity; what better. of this country where such prosecu- William 1105 Merwood floods and tornadoes at Fort Dodge Fighting also was reported 22 miles Quigley, tions have been brought. and Company “G” of the State A headquarters spokesman de- northwest of Florence, where the drive, Takoma Park, Md.; Robert clared that “when the has “I apologize to Vishinsky (the 4605 Fifth street and Guard was called to active duty enemy Patriots said Germans had tried un- Stewart, N.W., been driven out of the Adolf Hitler prosecutor in the Russian mass Bernard 312 there over the week end. successfully to surround one oi their Day, Upshur street line there are a number of natural purge trial! for calling Mr. Rogge N.W.. St. Edward groups. Gabriel’s; Terry, NEW ORLEANS. May 22 (/P).—A defensive positions between Ponte- the Vishinsky of this trial. I apolo- 601 Fourteenth street NJS.; William mother who huddled over her corvo and Valmontone (45 miles gize to the Communist government Stllwell, 1133 Morse street and Later the Algiers radio announced N.E., 2-year-old child while metal roofing northwest on 6) on which The Communist trial at least was Aloysius Schwartz, 1643 Gales street Highway formation in Naples of a military slashed her back was revealed as the to stabilize a good show of its kind. Compared N.E.. Name School. enemy may attempt council, composed of Gen. Alexan- Holy the heroine of a windstorm which his and obstruct our further with it this is a pretty hammy per- Other position der’s representatives and members half-scholarship winners struck near New Orleans formance.” were John 1344 Saturday advance. of the Italian staff, whose “main Rodler, Shepherd night, damaging approximately 100 “From a study of the map. two The court's stood. street N.E., Catholic ruling function will be to guide the opera- University houses and injuring six persons. themselves. First, Albert W. counsel for his campus school; Charles 3700 positions suggest Dilling, tions of Italian guerrillas in North- Fahy, The mother was Mrs. Frederick about San Giovanni and former Elizabeth said Northampton street N.W., Blessed Ceprano, wife, Dilling, ern and Central Italy by providing Johnson, wife of a fisherman. She she would not to Sacrament; John 31 and second, Ceccano-Frosinone. object standing them with daily instructions.” The McPhaul, jr., is in a serious condition with mul- trial in a court of Girard street N.E., St. Strong Stand Expected. impartial jus- council will issue daily communiques. Martin’s; tiple lacerations of the back and pos- “Astride Highway 6 at Valmon- tice. He added: Timothy Daly, 3806 Alton place N.W., sible internal More than St. injuries. tone there may be expected a strong “If this is to be a sort of judicial Ann’s; William Bakley, Rockville, [BUTTER 300 sutures were required to close defensive position which, according handicap, where the Government Md.. Our Lady of Lourdes, and Smooth, Delicious her Frederick 6. R. von Roth, back wounds. to aerial photos, runs through the abides by one set of rules and the Vincent Scott, 717 North Tazewell Mrs. Johnson’s children, Linda, 2; mountains to Avezzano (about 46 defense by another, the defendant street, Arlington, Va„ Holy Trinity. George, 9, and Diana, 4, suffered miles to the northeast) and south Dilling might as well plead guilty. Noted Sculptor, Dies at 72 Meadow Wood uT only minor cuts and bruises. If we cannot obtain here we 4nc from Valmontone, thence incorpor- justice By the Associated Press. Director Named for in Vi lb. Prints_ shall appeal to the higher bar of OWI ating the Alban hills, to the sea (at ENGLEWOOD, N. J„ May 22.— public opinion, which in the end the Anzio beachhead. Frederick Richard von Invasion will George “It is on this line that the battle decide this case.” Radio to (Continued From First Page.! Roth, 72, prominent sculptor, died Underground for Rome no doubt will begin.” Mr. Laughlin, attorney for Ed- at his home here yesterday after B» the Associated Press. Bad weather in the areas ward James Smythe, to by here? Have any been cut down target planned a brief illness. Philip H. Cohen, 33, yesterday was caused of bomber ask the court to withdraw an order recently? Are these woods full of cancellation heavy He was a graduate of the Acad- named director of the powerful new Italian but me- for a mental examination of Smythe emies of undergrowth or could Army trans- flights from* bases, Fine Arts in Vienna and American Broadcasting Station in which had The port be hidden in them? Are there dium and light fighter bombers Smythe requested. Berlin and his work was displayed Europe (ABSIE) set up by the Office blasted communications behind the attorney said Smythe had this any paths and are they passable to changed throughout country and Eu- of War Information to beam mes- his mind and did not want to be He was an ordinary motor car? enemy lines and RAF Wellingtons rope. the recipient of many sages from London to the anti- looked “The next is about rivers and early today bombed the harbors of over by the three psychia- awards and medals. Axis underground. trists whom the streams. How deep is the water? Portoferraio and Piombino, termin- court authorized. Mr. von Roth was president of Mr. Cohen, Harvard graduate and The court had that Is the bottom muddy? Are the als of the Elba-mainland ferry. specified such the National Sculptoring Society former chief of the radio bureau of an be made with the from 1919 to 1920 and was a » banks steep? An enemy air attempt to raid the examination member OWI's domestic branch, will be ex- consent of the defendant. “Information about bridges might Allied positions was brought to dis- of the Society of Animal Painters pected to work closely with the and be wanted. Are they strong enough aster by an RAF Spitfire squadron. Sculptors, the Architectural military command, OWI said, and to _ ■ for the heaviest lorries? Are there The Spitfires intercepted 20 bomb- Steuart League, National Institute of Arts relay instructions to the under- and Letters and new of any fords? If so, can motor cars and carrying FW-190’s north of Anzio Society ground from Gen. Dwight D. Eisen- Shop early for your l-n tContinued From First Page t Artists. Ground Beef ,,"h_,b- 27c tractors cross them? with ME-109's escorting. The Brit- hower's headquarters. Memorial "The next is about ish shot down eight of the FW-190’s. Day Ham possible spaces both the judicial and the adminis- I For s,*w_«>• for landing aircraft. of Plate Beef 15e Any piece trative function to make additions level, unobstructed ground 400 me- to those which Congress has placed ters or more in is available— Sedition Beef Brisket cradH 1" aa.25c length, * • * I Tender, Smoked From First behind the statute Hence and this is most important—there is _(Continued Page.) who,#'Skin we would have no difficulty in agree- Fresh Hams °n__th- 31c no high obstruction such as trees another ing with the petitioner’s (Steuart) on the side from which aircraft petition presented the pre- Who1*- contention if the issue were whether Hams _,b- would approach. Normally that side siding judge, asked that Eugene Ready-to^Eat 37c a order could be used as is opposite to the direction of the Myer, editor of the newspaper, also suspension a means of of an offen- prevailing wind. be cited for an editorial assailing punishment Beef Hearts_,b 21c der. But HAMS that statement of the “By the way, leaflets giving these the tactics of defense counsel. question is a distortion of the issue Ham Loaf..h Instructions more fully are Sues Commentators. Skinned Chopped 48c being • * • Whole, presented on this record. j dropped from aircraft. The Ger- At the same time, Mr. Laughlin Liverwurst_33c mans may scatter fake leaflets. You filed in District Court a suit asking "Allocation, or rationing, Is de- Tasty * • * can recognize the Allies’ leaflets be- damages of $1,000,000 from Drew signed to eliminate inequal- Luncheon Meat-,b 43c cause they duplicate the instructions Pearson, newspaper and radio com- ities and to treat all alike who are Spiced just given you.” the Blue Network and similarly situated. The burdens are mentator; v•<,, m _|b- Vichy Voices Threat of Reprisals. Station WMAL, charging defama- thus shared equally and limited Bologna 33c The threat of 134* reprisals against tory statements were made against supplies are utilized for the benefit who of Boiled Ham_">• 65c those help the Allies came from him. The complaint said Mr. Pear- the greatest number. But middle POINT FREE! the radio. Vichy son told his radio audience last men—wholesalers and retailers— b “Consider carefully before you night that Mr. Laughlin “would bent on defying the rationing sys- Meat Loaves Macaroni A Chwsa A Vaal- 30c I listen to Gen. Eisenhower,” said shortly be charged or indicted for tem, could raise havoc with it. By Philippe Henriot, Informa- with criminals.” Vichy conspiring certain disregarding quotas prescribed for MW—————— —M—— sr-.— nun ■iTW’lTrrTirTrTr tion Minister, in a broadcast in di- Justice Eicher had taken under each householder and by giving some rect answer to Gen. Eisenhower’s advisement, while the trial was in more than the allotted share, they Refreshing radio statement of Saturday. “The week-end recess, the defense mo- would defeat the objective of ra- Allied invasion is a gamble and its tions for a mistrial. These were tioning and destroy any program success is a very open question.” based on the alleged Inflammatory i of allocation. • • * ORANGE JUICE The Germans themselves again nature of Prosecutor Golden 4i°i. p Rogge's open- "Certainly we could not say that sent reconnaissance over con planes ing statement last week, and the the President tin delegating author- Nip 4f3C Britain last night in another of that attended this session 4 Point* turmoil ity from the OPA) would lack the their almost nightly attempts to find of the trial. power under the act to take away clues to the Allies' invasion In his at the plans. announcing ruling from a wasteful factory and route These planes flew over North and opening of court today. Justice NUTS ■ to an efficient one a precious supply NOW Northeast Scotland and Southeast Eicher said he had decided that the AT YOUR DEALERS- I Northeast of materials needed for the manu- i England. Bombs caused casualties duchess Government’s statement did not facture of articles of war." 1 flakes and damage in one Kent town. transcend the bounds of evidence I SALAD DRESSING BAKED BEANS £ An Parallel Is Drawn. I article in the 9° Russian Com- which it expected to show. The de- If the President has the tc With Pork 17 ex. rosr — munist newspaper Pravda, broad- fense, he pointed out, had the same power I channel raw materials into the most 10 Blue Point* jar M' cast by the Moscow radio last night, right to outline the case it expected | offlcient industrial told the Germans that advances in to develop. units, the court said “it is difficult to lUPrM* Italy showed “the Allies are capable “Let Us Not Stultify Ourselves.” see why the TOASTIES of breaking any defense.” same principle is not applicable to I When Justice Eicher dealt out the £5* the distribution of Salted Soda The "hostilities in Italy are re- contempt fines and warned the de- fuel oil.” keuogg's The FranchiteJ Bottlert corn I garded not as an isolated operation, fense that further outbreaks of dis- court added that if the com- Pepii-Cola Bottling Co., Washington, D. C. had q»- but as the beginning of a general order and refusal to obey the court pany established that the re- 1 CRACKERS strictions were offensive in this theater,” the Prav- would not be tolerated, Claude being applied “foi Bu*y flakes £ I reasons not relevant da article declared, asserting real- Thompson of defense counsel in- to allocation oi Baker 5c ization of efficient distribution of this is what “alarms the terposed : fuel oil ^lD medal I Germans so much.” “I rise to find out if the statement quite different considerations woulc be “Nervousness and obvious con- emanating from the bench has the presented. But we can make nc such fusion of the Germans in connec- effect of intimidation. I respect this assumption here. The suspen- NimADE I tion with sion order rests on the situation in Italy court. I respect our judicial system. findings of seri- *"E4Ties’£J4c ous I mayonnaise “*■ show’ how ripe and how favorable I love our American institutions. violations repeatedly made.” The court I the situation is for striking a blow "I came into this case at the re- concluded that in re- from the west,” Pravda said. quest of another justice. The word stricting Stewart’s quota of oil “thf Office of Price pk9 goes out to the world that we at- Administration wa.' lilCE I doing no more than Weather torneys at the District bar all are protecting s I jc Report unruly and obstreperous. In the community against distributior «UOGG’S _ District of Columbia—Continued which, measured Rice I name of law and justice, let us not by rationing stand- warm and tomorrow with was !GKA?e tonight stultify ourselves by saying that the ards, inequitable, unfair and likelihood of a thundershower dur- inefficent.” krispies pk8 I humblest citizen will not have a fair ing late afternoon and evenings. trial—whether he is a German or a ||c Virginia and Maryland—Contin- Jap or a Hottentot.” ued warmer with scattered thunder- WAR BONDS Justice Eicher said Mr. Thompson * showers early and to- tonight again misunderstood the ruling and atti- Dr. John J. Field morrow afternoon and evening. tude of the court. River Report. Finally, after more than an DENTIST Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers hour of bickering and discussion, clear 406 7th St. N.W. AAE. 9256 at Harpers Ferry. Potomac the jury was brought in and Law- FARM-FRESH PRODUCE . —-——-. '■ clear at Great Falls. a Third Woolworth rence Dennis, defendant Floor, Building f§ _ acting Report for Last 48 Hours. as his own counsel, continued the

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